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dismayed. and the universal belief Is
that nny chnmccllcry which might
sound Downing Street on the posi-
bility Of peace would lind no welcome.
That linen. munitions and money" will
win the war is the common conviction
that no adversely has shaken
with the British feet anoat and the
british army gaining strength week
by week. with British territory unin-
vadcd---ilJccd. vastly Increased in area.
notably in Nfrica--it Is argued on all
Sides that London Will not consider
peace suggestions from any source
willie Germany remains ia Belgium
Great wars sometimes end suddenly.
but there has never been 50 great a
war as this. nmd British interests have
never been In such Jeopardy. IN the
opinion of every EuslislnHn. there Ia
no more hope for peace through uip,,,-
ulatiC channels now than there WIS., IL
day tho war began fact. there scci.s
TO be loss: 1T least. So far as any in
dication in This capital arc hisccrui-
BILE.
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NO RESPONSIVE CHORD
IN LONDON TO PEACE TALK
british believe Onl! Way to End
War Is Through, Military
Achievement.
GERMANY MUST Qufr BELGIUM
Admitted That Fortunes OF Conflict
do Not nj Present Favor Allies,
but This Makes Them More Deter
mined Than Ever to flight to End.

icorrc:rondcuce of Associated Press.
LONDON. November % Speculation
about the possibility OF peace strikes
no aUdibly responsive chord in London
The more tho fortunes IF war appear
I" turn against the allies the less the
british sccm inclined to listen To any
suggestion that peace can como through
other means than military achievement.
When Charles TrcvelyRu in tho House
or Commons last week expressed tho
View that thcrc is nothing Inherently
diScri':. tut or humI1i1tiug In obtaining
hy negotiations aims Tor which we
are tightinE" and urged the government
to Inform the house If any proposals
Of r"arc came. either from uculraIS or
bciligcrcnts. he was but repeating opin-
ions which led his distinguished father
IL withdraw from the Cabinet, with
Lord Muwloy aud John Eurns. when war
was declared. Moreover. his statement
thai termination OF the War by uegotiH-
tIot would Give a greater guarantee OF
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OCCUPIED TEIiRTTORIES
As REDEMPTION PLEDGES

THE Chancellor repeatedly has
designated the occupied territories as
redemption pledges hc said "and has
said that tho statesmen who must hold
out hopes to their countrymcn Of y
better future speak Of tho dcstru--
ton OF German militarism and Tive
taking away Of German territory. btu
the statesmen whose weapons fortu
natcly arc crowned with success dc.
clarcS himself in principle ready for
peace. naturally for honorable peace
\" German man would wish 10 con
'luic any other pence"
Deputy l.audsberg said the Chan
ccllor had demanded securities against
rcpctition Of wauton attacks Tie
Socialists. too. wish to preserve IN.
turc generations from the battle ielJs
And trenches, continued The speaker.
but there WAS no security against fu-
turc wars in conducting this war TO tile
exhaustion of Subjusatiom Of another
milton. THIS. however he said. was not
tho intention Of tho Chancellor who
bad expressed readiness TO concIuJe
AN houorahlc peace, and in whose words
Herr l.andshcrs found no mention &C
unreasonable conditions for ,icrinany's
opponents. If Gcrinany's opponents
did not desire peace becausc thov in
sisted upon the destruction OF Cor.
many defensive force and the an
n"H"tion of German territory. yyi,
Deputy i.andsbcrg, they must lcyr,,
mat tho Socialist appeal for peace
was based on no anxiety about th.
outcome OF the war. lie declared that
ho'hihS could Increase the courage and
resolution OF tic German troops norc
than the consciousness that the re.
sponSihility for further continuance
OF the war rested with their oppo.
ncutS.
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permanent peace because less hatred
size the spirit OF tho house and the
people at large. EOnar Law said IL
was useless folly to pretend TO believe
, thar Germany would give UP Belgium
Poland and .tlsacc - he might have
added Serbia until she was beaten; T.
u. O'Connor said that SUCH a speech
would lie forbidden in tho French
Chamber. the Russian Duma or the
German RcfchStag. and the discussion
closed with the announcement OF a
third member that Mr.. Trcvclyan's CON
s;itucnts in Yorkshire had already Sc
looted another Liberal for his scat. as
they could not tolerate his opinions.
PEACE ADVOCATES
DWINDLE IN NUMBERS
MI observers aErcc that the peace
advocates in Great Britain have dwiu-
died in numbers. Tho Labor element
that at one time was inclined TO no
lukcwarnr i'm the support Of tho var
is now credited with being among its
most Uutspokcm adhcrcuts.
II is admitted tina, tho fortunes OF
war do not 1T present favor the allies.
The Uardanclics campaign. particularly
the landing AT Suvla Bay is ire
mcndous disappointmcnt: the advance
at lous has been followed by tho fen
cral hcLcf that Il brilliant opportunity
10 make the most of promising OPEN
ing was lost: the virtual loss Of the
Serbian territory and the precsrious
position of the army that landed at
Saloniki arc not undereStimated: the
attitude OF Greece and Roumania. the
Disbursements in the Cabinet and other
disturbing factors arc all weighed ~
.Ic balance and contribute TO a gen.
erAl appreciation thst things are not
going veil still the British are not
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EXPRESSES tI'PRO.
or tiItNCELi.ut'S Address

iiET;LlN, December ? ,vi., London,
December 100 Deputy otto Lands.
borg. Socialist Democrat, III his
speech in the HcichSta.s to-day, after
The Imperial Chancellor had answered
the Socialist Interpolation on peace,
EXPRESSED approval OF the Chaucclior's
address AS reasonable invitation TO
the allies 10 initiate peace ucgotia-
iions i'll which Germany Was wiling 10
join
Herr i,andsbcrg declared that the
Socialist appeal FOR peace was based
on no anxiety about the outcome Of tho
war lie SaiG lie shared pr Won Beth
maun- llollwce'a opinion that the war
has been forced upon Germany, nud
thSt guarantees were necessary To pre-
vent - repetition. y" true German. he
asserted. WAS dcsirious Of ending the
war on ANY other terms.
tie repeated tic declaration madc by
pr. rhilirp Schcidcmdnn. Socialist. ,h:,t
tho Socialists never would consider a
peace involving the rctroccssion Of
Alsacc- Lorraine.
Deputy l.AndsbcrS said that with
Frcmicr Asauith. OF Great Britain. and
Premier BRAND. OF France, both de-
uandinc the destruction Of l'ruSsiaiI
miltarism which was equivalent to
the destruction cf u strong Germany.
lac could understand the Chancclior's
attitude III his speech. and was pleased
that Or. Won Scthmain -liollwcS in re-
turn had not demanded tho destruc-
ton OF RUSSIAN and French militarisn
or British "narinism' which could
render rcacc impossible. Regarding
tho acquisition Of territory. the deputy
expressed high satisfaction that tho
Chancellor had made no mention Of
annexation.
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ESSENCE OF SPEECH
LIES IN OMISSIONS

The Pail Mall Gazette thinks the
essence or tho German Chunccllor's
speech lies in its omissions. /, CON
tinues:
while Germany, according to the
Chancellor has beaten everybody. and
her calculations show no flaw and no
uncertain factors mother the burden
nor tho inconvcnienccs OF the conflict
seem TO diminish"
Coinmeu,iuc on tho clumsy attempt
10 chargc the allies with violence
aeains, neutral powers and TO con
'rast their claims on behalf Of Belgium
with the current behavior towards
Greece tho Fall Mall Gazette remarks
'pho Chancellor omits from the com
parison details which would somewhat
Compromise the argument such as the
iact that tho Greek government invited
the allied armies on TO it's soil and
then made preparations for delivering
Il treachorous attack ii circumstances
Should seem 10 make that protta-
bio. The parallel is an admirable
measure OF tho intellectual contempt
entertained lay tho German hierarchy
FOR tho pscud"-r representative iustitu-
tons before which 1t condcsccnds to
air its onluipotcnco ana iuiailbility.'
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Sp1-Gb DerleBte fein 8eiet.
Gbemnbe.

Wet. 6 lem c n 6, Mi9., "a. 9eop.
5ruu Inna 9esermann reidte ge.
tern i'm areisgeri9t Die S6eioungs-
flage gegen ibren Wann, CHARLES
aesermann, elm. Sic bei6uIbigt i'm
Der @raliiomfeit uno 8erno6I0iii.
glng ieiner Bfli6teil fiir ibren 9e-
bensunterbalt 81 iorgen.
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@aibington tit tanicnO
Nengiten.
&ad)iamteit on &egie=
rnngsgcbdmoen fddrfer
als iOnit.
Mlle Smeifelbaften Eeriunen ansse-
fragt nnb bnrflindDt.
eSn jebem Eafet pun Spnriitcn !6Dl.
lenmaif)ine bermntet.
n 4 4
Nnh Der @abntunnel snr Hutumae'
griife i6arf beiuadt.

@aibington, "a. gtop. Gie
@ndian,feit Ger @aden llnt oa Die
bauptiGfliden 9fegierilngs- -@ebGube
IN Der Souptitobt mlIrbe ouf fpc5ielle
@efcble bin bcrboppclt. @eute iino
an aaen itrotesiihen Sunften, BON
benen man aus Die @ingGit9e oes
@ebGubes iiberblidcn fam, in Dem
iid) bas Stants., 9riegs- uno Mari-
ne 9eportement befinbet, @ahel
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febl, oIle Gerionen, iiber Die Tie ir-
eenbmelden 3tpeifel babcn, aiis5u-
fragcn iinb, nenn notie, 5u our6iu.
hen. Seber, Der ein Eodct trug,
muroe Sraeen unterlporfen. Sun-
berte BON SouriIten geben tGgIif,
ourd oieie @ebGube.
Seitoem lesten Somrner cine Gom-
bcnerploiion elm 3inlner i'm aapitoI
bcid1bigte nnb bos gonlbenfompIoti
Die Geeierunes Oeteftipe i'm aIqe-
meinen bei6oftiet gcbalten baber,
paren Die biefi9en @od)en mebr oIs
ionit riibrig. ober iest lit bic @o6-
ionlfeit nod niel itrifter.
@oden in Sieirten bon 9abuge.
icIli6aften beihiisen ltnnitsseiest Den
@abn EunneI, Der nod Scr Bride
iiber ben 8otonloc fiibrt unb Dos
Sculptor nod bent Siiben 6iIoct.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-24
Mls @dite 6tnrg TOrOs.
Giiitct cine Sriebens-Grpebitiun fir
europa ans.
SrieSensfremnoe iullen nit gedlarter-
tenn Snmpfer am 4. Sesember
abfabren.

0em 9orf, "a. 9aop. Senrp
Sorb, Der Setroiter Sobrifant, gab
belite befonnt, baB er cine Sriebens-
expedition nah@uropa nebnlen pone,
Inn 81 beriu6en, Dem &riegc ep gn-
DC 81 mn6en. Serr sSoro miro Die
fiihrenoen amerifaniiden 5rieoens-
frellnbe einlaben, ii6 bieier grpeoi-
tion an5uidlieBen, oessleidcn Srie.
bens-Ionofaten aus anberen neutra-
len 2Gnoern auaiebeu. Gs beiBt, BOB
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binopii6cn 9inie ge6artert tDerben
miro. Die 5abrt ioa am i. Ie5em.
Der ongetreten tper6en.
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@ean's Grmorbung beitGtist.

Douglas, Mri5, "a. Iop. gsod)-
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itder ieiel. Sean ipurbe getotet,
nadbem er cr5ipilngener @eiie on
bem Gntfommen Der Sriippen bes
Gen. RobrieucS aus Gnnonen mitgc-
boIfen bate SeineSeif)e biirfte beiite
in geoco eirttreffen. Sillo Sruppen
iollen bir 0Giiier 5peier 9lmerifaner
1inb Die 2Goen Der Gunancu Gonioli-
boteb Copper 60. geplilnbcrt llno oen
amerifaniiden &oniul 0fontuglie ee-
5lpiingell babcl, Die gnnfgelpoIbe 5lt
offnen.
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Wtntter indlt Sobn.

Wit. Glenn en- 2, Wid., "a. Rop.
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StraBe eriu6te Die 95olidei, ibr bel
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Sobnes 9talpb bebilflih 81 iein. Ger
SSsllnse lit ieit Iestem SalnItag aus
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SerteibigerSnenS ent=
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tete, Die iulpcrlangt lulo iineriDartet
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mic tic burdJ britiide ariegsid)iffe &C.
rettet ipurben, Die ibre Shiffe ianfen
ODER faperten, ODER mic lie nod Gr-
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Spp-Gb Derlebte fein @eies.
g9olbington, II, "a. 9eop. Sc.
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go, Der beltide Marine. slttuhe, ii6
feiner @erlesung eines 9eieses i6uI.
big genlodlt bate, ii,oem er Die Gel.
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nit Trooiont fiir oeuti6e &rieqs.
i6iffe lieferte.
G6emiibe.
Yet. 6 III n 6, Uei6., "a. 9eoo.
6rau Inna 9esernann reidte ge.
tern I'M Sreisgeri9t Die S6eibungs-
flage gegen ibren Wann, Charles
aesermann, elm. Sic bei6uloigt i'm
Der 8roitiomfeit uno 8erno6l6iii-
gung ieiner Bfli6ten, fiir ibren 2e-
bensunterbalt 81 iorgen.
Snesinl Soufinnuun Tiuner.
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Serbiidc Sfftniiue an
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nnb &Orlidu.

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Sarfcn baben Elm britiides 5lma5eng
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ser I II, a. NoD., nper Spnt
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iidy pur cincm ruiliihen 9lngriffe 5il-
riidsiebcn. Snrd) eiuen 8egenan'
grifi muroe Sas Surr iuicSer &C.
uDmmen.
in Der Grippe bes Triusen SEQ.
polb baben iidl feline &eranbcrnngen
Sngetrngen.
@rnppe 9iniingen: Ingriffc elmer
rmiiiid,en Sipiiiun nprbOitlidl BON
Gsarturpsf nnS bel Snbisse nOrbltd)
BON Der Soluel Hupnc einie iunrben
snriidscihlasen. Ssiinfsis &ufIen
fpnroen gefansen nuS brei Wfaiht.
nengeWebre erbentet.
Salfan &riessifanplns: Wfitro-
misa iunrSs bon 0iterreidiid mn.
gariiheu, Rriitina non beittideu
Srnppcn seuummeu. Sie Serben
hmS iiber ben Sitniea Ilnf peitlidl
Oun Eriitina getriebcu luursen.
apnitantiuppeL, "a. Iuu.
(lteber 9pnbun.) Sn eincm oifisiel-
len Scridlt ocs Sriegsamts mirS ge-
meloet, Sah heftise Sample nabe
Sebbml. Sabn, in Der Spite Der Gal
Iipuli.Salbinicl, i'm 8uuse iinb. Die
Witteilnna lnnfet:
yslm Counting madlteu mir elm
emaliiAes 9nftsens smr gente, nadl.
benz es berabgcifoiien morben. Der
gilut, Der ben Hang zines Cberiten
hattie, muroe leid)t oerlest nnb snm
arieessefungenen sem.adlt. sln nn'
ierem redlten 5liiae fam es am
Iomtag bel Seoonl.Sabr sn einem
heftisem Artilleriefampfe mmo idpere
engagements NIT SDmben fanSsn
ffstt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-24
. Samfiagmna Erpsra,nm i'm

@apne 8arben. Srlitb1bne itno No-
pit6ten peegeeeben om Sonfiagunss-
tag abenb; 0umen San5fonteit am
9ongfiogunsstag nadmittag; ettpas
0eues; cine ri6tige lleberrai6ung.
Better Sanabooen uno beites Srde-
tier IN Detroit. (Gns)