The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-07
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ans and was all smiles when he called
on German Foreign Minister Won
Jaoow in the course Of the day. The
city was by that time saiiy bedecked
with bunting in honor Of the sulear
victory.
Concerning relations between Bull
aaria and Turkey, Toutcheff said:
"They are Of the very best. Every
suIoar hopes constantinopIe will re-
main Turkish to all eternity
His comment on the Greek situa-
ton was:
at is not impossible that venizeIos
will become premier again. This, IT
il happens, will be dangerous for
Greece because IL will mean abandon
nent Of Greek neutrality"
American Ambassador Gerard was
another caller on Foreign Minister
Won Jaeow today. His visit was to
recommend an additional supply OF
overcoats and blankets for Germnay's
prisoners Of war, several Of whose
camps he has Inspected recently.
The ambassador presided at noon
over meeting called to form an
| American club In Berlin.
| The German press continues to pub
lish almost unlimited discussions OF
the food situation. Today the news.
| papers reproduced the milk cards
which the government viii begin Is
suing Novemberi15.
/ NisF's fall Into Bulgarian hands Is
REGARDED here az solving Germany's
AnHiAfv fAti
! both by officials and the people have
been entirely relieved. It was for
this reason that Berlin & so gay and
be-fassed.
| Although the railroad through Ser
bla from Austria to Bulgaria 10 now
virtually all in German possession, II
| is said that food will not be brought
for a few weeks because OF the enor
| NOUS demands for the troops.
The statement Is made on reliable
authority that BuIgaria's storehouses
are groanins with supplies OF food
| stuffs and that single German buyer
! In Roumania has been offered ten
wear accumulation Of such stores.
Besides the Bulgarian finance min
lister and Ambassador Gerard; Foreign
! Minister Won Jaeow conferred today
with Greek diplomatic representatives
| here az we'll as with other ministers
and ambassadors.
! Despite the expression Of the Bull
oarian visitors opinion that Venizeios
NAV become Greek premier again,
am oiven to understand that Ger
MANY Is not worried concerning
Greeee's attitude, feeling certain she
will remain neutral.
DENY PEACE RUMORs.
i1sy Carl w. Alderman, United Press
staff Correspondent
! BERLIN, (via Ansterdar and Lon
| don) Nov. els there any chance Of
peace?
ar. any plans under way to end
war;"
asked these questions tonight Of
hioh German official.
-, There are no signs Of peace he
answered. "Germany Is just begin
ming TO fight"
DOCS that mean" ! asked, tha,
correspondents can soon journey win
the German army across Suez into
Egypt7'
.ao the sn9wer.
|. There Ia no evidence Of peace"
Berlin officials, who are accustomed
. 10 extend considerable confidence tc
corresponde nts, assure me to the same
effect. The German prees. Including
the we'll informed North German Ga
r zette, has also been publishing during
the entire week 2 series Of oeniait
c all peace rurors.
PLENTY OF FOOD.
< BERLIN, via SayyiIIe wireless'
9 Nov. 6.-DeeIarine Germany hal
plenty of food and that price in
, creases are the work Of "usurers,'
German socialists Issued a demand TO
day for vigorous steps 10 corba
them.
i CREW lNTERNED.
THE HAGUE, Nov. 6-The Neither
lands government decided tonight :.
= intern the crew Of the German sub
II marine recently found damaged IL
> Dutch waters
d HELD THEIR OWN.
BERLIN. (Via SayviIle wireless
a Nov. 6.-The Germans have held thei
"a own against heavy Russian attacks q
.e the Dvinsk region on the Russian wa
front, the war office reported today
/ The repulse Of the Russians to tn
e eastern bank of the Strypa at tn
X southern extremity Of the caster
~ line. was reported az one of the mo,
recent Teutonic successes In tina
la fiohtino zone,