Rock Island Argus., 1915-11-03
viii Not Sign Peace Agree
ment Until Guarantees
Obtained From Enemy.
CLAIMS RIGHT TO WIN
Premier BRAND Announces
Policy Of Government To
ward European Conflict.

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peace agreement until after her
restoration by right Of victory and
until she shall have obtained all guar
satees of a durable peace, said Prem
ior BRAND today
1--WE are al war, said the premier.
THE hour is for action. The essent-
iat task Of the government is utiliza-
tion of all vital forces of the nation
with view 10 war. and TO combine
and associate with this object all pub
lie services, Only by close and inces-
SAINT cooperation viii victory be OBJ
tanned
That is the program Of the new gov
ernment. 1t is the very image of the
nation to- form The most complete union
in the face of the enemy
Deny Yon Buelow Visit.
Zurich. Nov. 3.-The Nueue Mach
. richlen which is in close touch with
Won Buelow clerical circles. denies that
Prince Won Buelow came to SwiJzer-
land with the object of opening peace
negotiations. since under the present
circumstances such proposals could
come only from the quadruple entente.
Tie newspapers says, however, that it
IS Dol impossible he will meet certain
political personages at Lucerne, not
So ..a4saer. 4salian-
ri y VtE1r4 or q
to arrive there incognito.
The object OF the interview between
the TWO statesmen, it said. would he
to study the possibilities Of peace be
tween Italy and the central empires.
IN this case a tentative discussion
might result in definite oyertures. No
foreign politician is known to have ar
rived at Lucerne thus far.
On the other hand the Lauzanne
Revue says there was a meeting Of
eminent ecciesiastics Of different ma
tionaHties a few weeks ago at the Ca
puehin monastery at La Valsainte Fri
bourg TO investigate the possibilities
Of peace. No information has been
obtained as to the result of the con-
ference.
VIII Attend London Council.
London. Nov. "A dispatch 10 the
Times from Christ church, New Zea-
land SAYS
TT is understood that Premier Mas
sey and Sir Joseph C. Ward, minister
Of finance in the New Zealand cabinet,
will start the middle Of December to
attend an imperial council in London" "
The Times in an editorial explains
that there is no Indication whether
they viii attend a formal conference,
includng other representatives of the
dominion or whether they will merely
talk over New Zealands share in the
var with the imperial authorities. The
hope lis expressed by the Times that
their coming means formal confer
ence Of alt the colonies.
Germans Fake Usitee.
Berlin, Nov. 3.-The city OF Usitee,
northwestern Serbia, has been cap
taFed by the Germans. the war office
announced today
The announcement follows:
"usitee has been captured. The
tacak aud Kraguyevatz highroad has
been crossed. On both sides of the
Aoraya the enemy is offering stubborn
resistance.
The German troops of the army of
General Won Koevess took $50 prison,
ers and four cannon During the last
three DAYS the army Of General Won
daliwitZ has captured 1,100 Serbians.
General Boaydiieff bulgarian has
driven hack the enemy west Of Planin-
lea on both sides of the Zajecar and
Paracin high roads, capturing 230
Prisoners and four cannon. Southwest
Of kniazeyac, Bulgarian troops, pur-
suing the enemy. captlred the bridge
aead at Svrliig, crossed the Svrljigsin
and are pushing across the Pies noun
IAN, 1927 metres high, and the Phila-
9anska mountain, 1863 metres, toward
'he Nisava. Three hundred prisoners
and two machine guns fell into our
hands.
The forces which advanced in the
valley of the Nisaya retreated before
attacks Of superior enemy forces.
ogoy mountain. 1.l54 metres high. to
ne west Of Bella Palanka. has been
held"
Biz Jap Ship Launched.