Arizona republican., 1915-12-10

odtS suffered from talk that the Canadian government had made ,, huge purchase If oats, and was sup plying the export demand Trade here in oats was light
 Changes in the active provision fu- lures were not wide. averaging in the end a net decline of a shade Higher prices of hogs continued to be largely ignored.
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 Tt k well known that France granted loans to Russia orIy unoer the condition that il del eIop it's Pol ish fortresses and railroads against as also that England and France re- ear0ed Belgium as their rout, of ad- vance against us. We must protect ourselves politically and militarily against this and also insure our economic development. What is ne cesSary therefore. must he attained ana | think there is no end in the F'atherland who will not work toward this goal We must preserve full freedom of decision regarding the means to this end
 As l said on the lHth of August We are not the ones who are threat enine the small nations. We are bat tlin- m this struggle forced upon Us. not to Suniudicate foreign nations. but to protect uu life and freedom This war remains for tho German goycrnmcn. what 4 WaS in the be- ginning and what has been main '-ined in every pronuaciamento--a defensive war of the German nation for its future This war can only he ended n a peace which. SD far as human foresight reaches, VIII give Us security against a rocurrel cc. We arc lll united in this m. That is our strength and sh"H remain ~o tn the end
 In introducing the interrellation of the socialists reuectng their deslrs for an immediate institution of peace negotiation, Dr Philip Scheidc- mann declared that if the Wal went on any longer the United states would be the only power which could be called the victor: Europe would commit suicide if more blood v1S spilled The people in au lands wanted peace. and surely there must he some way "ut of the terrible auei- ness. The chancellor Dr Seheite- mann added knew the whole w"''d was waiting for Germauy+ over tures.
 After the imperial chancclinr.~ urSt speech, Dr. Scheidemann mounted the tribune to .ntroduce the socialist iu- torpellation. He began with tribute to the German troops. He disclaimed all desire to diminish their strength or rob them of the fruit ot their labors, but he asserted that the war was grow ing more sanguinary day by day. the of victims daily was being augmented and there was sorrow in au lands. k il therefore remarkable he asked. that the question heine asked in all nations is how much longer. and that all nations would rejoice If the War should find rapid end
 We Germans. unlike our enemies. can talk peace" he said. Therefore. We must do it. We. like our enemies. reject all drought of a war of conquest The longing for peace is making itself evident in all ountries Europe is ruiring itself and the ueutrals are do- ing n brilliant business at it's expense"
 The German people. Dr. Scheidemann
 t' isiI ''ti W Fl q tll-IFu III lflt' tittt Illln- ation to carry out the war until vic tory had been gained but were also united in the determination not to make the war T moment longer than was necessary tO this end
 After Dr. von Bethmann had spoken. Dr. Peter Spahn vice presi- dent of the Reichstag and leader of the center party. read in the name of % h. lowing declaration:
 We, too. wish to end this war forced upon us. We look with ad- miration and gratitude upon the un- interrupted. victorious progress of all our troops who. with our brave Aus tro- Hungarian. Bulgarian and Turkish allies. are marching from success to success who have carried our glorious banners far into the enemies lands and have just destroyed the Serbian army. We rely upon the unshake- able position of our armies in the east and the west. fefyins all attacks by our enemies which guarantees us and our allies complete success in the war We look to the unshakcablc economic and financial might of our nation which has assured us our food and 
 May our enemies swear themselves anew to persistence in the war. We await in complete unity. with calm determination and confidence in God the hour which will make possible peace negotiations whereby the mili- tary, economic, financial and political interests of Germany will be pcrman- ently assured in the most complete way and by all measures. including such extensions of territory IS are necessary for this purpose"
 During the applause which attended this declaration. President Kaempfe read motion to close the debate and declared it carried The socialists broke out in an uproar as soon as they realized what had happened and ;t dozens speakers shouted protests against thus muzZling Deputy Lands berg President Kaempfe discovered that the shutting out nf Deputy was due to the error of one of the secretaries and a resolu tion allowing the deputy to sum up.