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Arizona republican., 1917-08-15
URGES REDUCTION OF APARTMENTS AND
 NO RETALIAT0RY STRUGGLE AFTER WAR
Republican A. P. Leased Wire)

d Q pE O hphff f world ldhanqult apudutn f n r the tword ta nud te Otonf F Foandn ns should dIful o ukmn
  nd mu yfonmd dlga Germany
Arizona republican., 1917-08-15
GREAT ACTIVITY AT VATICAN

LONDON 14Thee has teen great dpomac activity recently diplomats papaI of sa the Rome
 
 Holy has addressed note to bgeens and neura The noss % axes facilitate preliminary
 
 The osseratore Romano the o ciaiv aticanor publish the text tonight proposals receeo here o"no storation of all Ce
 proposals for ora'on o the status quo a' b mwtha
Arizona republican., 1917-08-15

ROME, Aug 14.-Peace proposals made by Pope Bene- dict have been delivered to all the begerent governments
 The pope suggests restoration of Belgium, Serbia and Rumana and peaceful solution of the problems of Alsace Lorraine Trent Tries and Poland according to reports Ireceived from Vatican sources.
 The popes peace appeal proposes that there be no an nexaons and ndemnties except in special cases such las Belgium and Serbia the return to Germany of her col ones in exchange the occupied departments of France freedom of the seas disarmament and the formation o spreme court of arbitration for the settlement of future international disputes
 The peace proposals will be published here Thursday
Arizona republican., 1917-08-15
CHINA DECLARES
 WAR ON GERMANY
(RepubIican Associated Pres. Leased wir.)

Republican Associated al in that China declaration dating from 10 o'clock this
  tres against the central The decision of the Chinese cabinet declare Germany the action of the members the
 No Receive WASHINGTON August t4-offcial of at legation in cable dispatches from Picking.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-15

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The evening world., 1917-07-19

KAISER WANTS TO FORGET
PHRASE, SCRAP OF PAPER

pAIus imt 10 .pus thing .,f.
f..r lnf .Iai I. H1f emperor WI
helm wanted .H 80. ... ~ . 5000. u...
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war" suu Juice Ubmbou. General
SECRETARY to tHc MImatrf OF Foreign
Arats. 20 the As.YDats4 rrrr. 90
lsb. TINS Was iH, w,a i0 vno.o
nuu, f,ruIr mite. urr historical
woris e scrup 81 psp,l' that tr,
uu'orgot
Tho EmporYr doubtless thought
that bg sacrlncinF Chancellor ,un
H,thmluu llullHcR h. would make
easier the task ul tine peace u'gutia
non but whatever happens. Cor.
many VIII make 10 War thiu,, Nor a
scap,ruat fYr tts own faults ana ita
own crimes
Tho National G.iberai Party s,,ms
tu desire now 90 come 90 an under
standing with the Conservative and
refuse io follow tho C,uir" Party in
Its more clnclliatury policy"
The evening world., 1917-07-19
U BOATS LURK 1000
MILES OFF IRELAND
Amrrl.ln Liner, Warned Of This,
Fires Sixty-Two Shots at a
Drifting Buoy

German submarines are NOW lurk-
ing IN transatlantic passenger lanes
! 600 miles of the Irish coast almost
halt way to Cape Race, Nowfound-
land, aud third of the way here
from English ports.
T,lu American liners and large
british timer which arrived yestcr-
day at an Atlantic port were warned
by the British Admiralty before they
left the other side that the war none
had been extended to the latitude OF
the Azores. L. boat watches on the
liners were maintained until they
were this side OF MD h-AtlantiC.
The officers on the bridge OF ono
OF the American liners at T.. M on
july 10, when l,062 miles this side OF
the coast OF Ireland, sighted what ap-
pearcd 10 be n pcriscopc 1000 yards
away on tho port bow SiXty-two
shots were fired at It. Then it was
discovered that the object was buoy
with a short staff ana flag attached,
such ps is used for cable marking.
This buoy has been drifting about
the ocean for three weeks and sew
eral other vessels have fired at II.
At this same liner on July II, when
2O2 miles off the Irish coast, a tor
pcdo wnss fired from an unseen sub
marine, vt cleared her stern by
sixty feet, The liners smoke was
blowing In the direction from which
the torpedo was fired and II hid the
L boat from view,
The evening world., 1917-07-19
MIGHLELIS TO ADDRESS
THE REICHSTAG TO-DAY,
MAY DISCUSS PEACE

LONDON. July i9-Dt. George
Alehselis. pl"bian hursaucri' who
succeeded Imperial Chancellor ven
Bothmann Hollwcg. is expected TO
make his policy speech before tho
Reichstag this afternoon. What hc
will SAY IL shrouded iu mystcr,
Despatchos from Basl,. Sw.tzcr-
land. quote the Soueste Naphrchtcn
Of Munich as saying MichaclA VIII
declare for peace AZ demanded BY a
majority OF the Rclchstag without
annexatlons aud indemniues
Dispatches from Copenhagen m q
as confidently assert he will speak
with a decided "pro-Gorman accent. ."
demanding the German peace" Az
outlined by Indonburg as mouth
piece for the Junkcrs.
The German Socialists expcct him
not TO discuss peace at all. but TO ask
six weeks to formulate his policy
The Socialistic press. for that rca
son, is loud IN It's demands that ne
discuss peace fully at this time.
Ground for believing that In,
Chancellor will not accept the pence
resolution, In full At least, IL found
In tho conference no held with Field
Marshal Hindenburg and Gen. I.uden-
dorff Immediately after his appoint
ment, his failure 10 consult parlia-
mentary leaders on Prussian Cabinet
appointments. his past association
with tho buroaucrats Of the Empire
and tho openly nyowcd satisfaction
OF the conservative National Liberal
Party men with the change in chan
cellors.
Admiral ,)n TirpitI has telegraphee
an appeal TO Ernst Bassermann, tn,
National Liberal leader, who In nov
an invalid, TO leave the sanitariuu
where he Ia under treatment and az
Eist I'm the fight against tho bloc res
olution In the Rcich9taE. Tho voi
The evening world., 1917-07-19
FIERCE BATTLE ON
FRONT N GALICIA;;
GAINS ARE SLIGHT


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infantry tnI ..NaIr. tH, tusut waa
thrown nluk aud We iroryupI,J the
above mentioned height
The evening world., 1917-07-19
NATIONAL GUARD
TO Be IN FRANCE
BY WINTER time
IpH Nn Nf luld ~rrm,
F.sIItI lu Debate 900
ruhcw Camp,

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f.fr #.I Woo. ~ Noes. .lsstfs
o.. ioU.us ~ W.s.lnsu wadswor'h
.' Sss Yars kn., ~ i'sunsyl,
ard I0eussni ~ Michigan
Senator Watson ~ Indiana hir.'I
st som, uIt'rHr motive .E sending
tHe Shnuns Guard South
Senators l.sdgs and Wadav ortu 10
..trsI .Htf DO vac 1u.uft Z. transfer
'He SHr.un Guri soldier. frlm t.a
Nrr England states nud NcV lort 10
.Huy the SYuif anon tho states
fr.m winch lho men 60 hs," camp.
Nr NofsNorth pointed out that $500
,. had uac. expended on NJ, rIa','.
lYrE camp
4 s,e uo reason for This shifting -
troops 'all hs
Cant the Senator see the sdyan
,nre ~ mo railroads In hauling all of
lh,Ao men Goo 90, south aud back
again" asked senator %cl7on %
Minnesota
Mr. Nsdsworth charged tAa' N"
orders of the war department. pru-
vdug Tor ih, training of tho drlf
arm, 100 rh, &urtn and the National
Guard army In th" SulJh. were in-
consistent He said the National
Guard army would 90 10 France by
winter and the draft army would not
90 until the winter 10 over.
senator ONernau defended the War
department for making the order 70
send the Northern National Guards
men south. lie read into the record
newspaper clippings from New Ems
mnd potnuug out the advantages uf
the SOutn tor training purposes. lie
called attention also TO General Cor
g.s'y statement about the benefits oi
the southern climate.
Brig Gen. Mann. Chief OF the Divi'
siun OF Militia. mas recommended I,
Secretary Baker that the Fourth I3ri
padp OF New York troops, including
tho Tenth. Fourteenth and Forty
seventh Regiments. shall be placed II
"A division other than the New iOrl
state troops. The reason is that TIN
brigade rcprcscnts the overflow from
fun division and therefore canuo
he handled practically with the NeV
York whole division.
Day coaches will he used for NOV
ing the greater part OF the Ndtlona
Guard tn the camps In the South
when the Guard was moved to tn,
border last year tourist sleepers wer
used IN most cnses, but II has herI
discovered that this time there Ia
shortage of sleeping cars.
The evening world., 1917-07-19
COUNCIL
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TO DEAL WITH i. S.


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The evening world., 1917-07-19
CRAFT DENIES PART
IN BAFF DEATH PLOT;
FRIEND OF SLAIN MAN
Alleged lnStigator of Poultry
mans Murder Takes Stand
in Own Defense.

Abraham Graft, one c" the four
men on trial on n charge of instigat-
ing Barnet Baffs murder, was on the
stand to-day for further direct eX-
animation, after which the state will
cross examine him. Before the do
fense called him yesterday several
witnesses testified that he bore a
good reputation
Somewhat nervously Craff said he
was orty-cight years old, born in
Austria; came here twenty-thrco
years ago and worked as all around
man for Charles Werner in whose
employ he had risen from Sl2 to $50
a week.
After that his testimony was chief
" brief denials to questions carefully
framed by his counsel, Harry Kopp.
Graf said he knew Ban, had always
been friendly with him and bought
poultry from the dead merchant or
his son Harry up to the time OF the
murder. Since the murder, he said,
he talked in friendly manner with
Harry Ban many times,
lie denied over talking with An
tonic Cardinale about poisoning
horses or killing Baff; he denied Car
dinale told him to be on watch the
day Ban was killed. In turn he de-
MED participation in each incident
by which witnesses for the prosecu-
tion connected him with the plot
against Ban,
The evening world., 1917-07-19
GERMANY GETTING
ORE FOR UDOATS
FROM THE SWEDES
Nu.. Ma sop shipment,
,llmp0g Down iuJ
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the rccessIt, o' transporting Amer
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,n, /, = urinary obIiuation.
srb, capture ana sinking or steamer.
corrylng coal from Dutch ports 70
G,ycden 10 n serious blow 10 the Ger
nan sUcdish ,rado arrangements. bat
,be stoppage Of this trade has also IN
inportaut bearing ON Gcrnany's IN.
trrnal trsrspor;ation problems. which
arc becoming almost unsolvlble. Goa
from Belgium or t'crnany, ait'r helnp
llghtered down the Rhine, Is carried
thence to Swedish Or German por's
relieving thu German railways to
material extent, Now Germany mus
carry this traffic over. her own raw
ways, already conpested nv war trans
portatlon.
The evening world., 1917-07-19
U. S. SUMMONS COAL MEN
TO SUPPLY ITS DEMANDS

WASlllNGTON, July 49, 70
work out a lust apportonmont Of
the Governments immediate coal
requirements among producers the
operators OF each conl state have
been requested to send u committee
OF seven to confer with officials here
rcNt Wednesday.
Representative ~ the Coal Pro-
ductiun Committee said to-day that
the Nation needs about 5000. 600 tons
of coal, including 100000 tons Of
anthracite. for use OF the navy and
Government departments. including
cantoumcnts Arrangements win he
made II possible to 40 distribute tho
orders that operators can supply
their regular customers
The evening world., 1917-07-19
More German AuarI,s stopped by
the French,

PARIS July l9.-Laat evenings o.
rcial statement. issued by the War
Department, says:
There was rather lively nrtillery
uctiv.ty In tho region OF Ccrny and
Hurteblse and In the sector OF
Craonno. In the morning we re-
pulsed II German attack west of the
Ccrny sugar refinery.
"On the wcat bank of tho Meusc,
after violent bomhardmont, the
Germans made several counter at
tacks ON the positions we captured
yesterday from AvoCuurt Wood as
far as the western slopes Of Hill Boa.
All their efforts were defeated by
the heroic resistance Of our troops,
which inflicted sdngulnny losses on
tho Germans without yielding to
them the slightest part Of the con-
qucrcd ground
The evening world., 1917-07-19
Nrch~r-GiIIignn Jurors Nay Ask
state "a Commute sentence.

HARTFORD, July l9.-The Jurors
who last week convicted Mrs Amy
+ Archcr-GliliEan OF murder in the
first degree, for which she was sen
fenced to b." hanged, are Consider1ng,
II is said, signing a petition TO the
state board of Pardons recommend
ing that the sentence be COmmuted
10 lifc imprisonment Several held
ont hours for second degree YER
dict
Mrs. Cecilia BNckonsderfer Of STAN
ford, who several years ago obtained
communication for a woman convicted
Of first degree murder. IL trying to
hclp Mrs. Archrr-Gilligan, but will
take no active steps she wrote to-
day to Gov. Holcomb b-until the Su-
prcmc Court, which sits in October,
mas passed upon the case.
The evening world., 1917-07-19
HussIRns Failed to RrERIn lost
position. says DcrIIn.

RLRLIN. July is.-The war official
bulletin on the enstcrn campaign
SAYS.
In Eastern Gallcie the tr,nR was
strong at BrEczany. In the Cnrpa
THAN foothills BavHrian ana CrUatian
troops In combined sttnCk Captui cd
the heights to tho east Of Nuvica.
which we're stubbornly defended by
the Russians, and repulscd l,ussian
counter attacks IN the captured po.
sltlons. At other points on the -.on.
nicH line also the l,ussians were
forced buck I'm local engagements
The evening world., 1917-07-19
ncrIIn Admits Gains Reported by
the French,

BbRLlN, July 10. The German
bulletin on nghting along the west
front says;
"On the west bank Of the Meuse
(Vcrdun 'front.' there was fightlng
throughout the day After stronS
artillery preparation FOR three hours
the French attacked on front Of
nye kilometres (three milesl from
Ayocourt Wood TO the region west OF
Dead Man Hin.
In the southeastern corner OF
Malancourt Wood and on both sides
OF the Malancourt- Esncs road the
French penetrated trenches We cap
turcd recently after bitter lighting
Elsewhere they were driven back. A
frosh assault delivered In the evo-
ming by the enemy In an attempt to
increase his gain broke down with
out any success and with heavy
losses"
The evening world., 1917-07-19
SINGERS AID JEWS IN WAR.
LenatcIIo. BrnsIRu and Didur NWree
to Appear Rt stadium.

An open air concert for the benent Of
jewish war sufferers will be gIyon
Saturday evening by the Jewish peo-
pies Relief Of America in the city
College stadium.
Artists due To appear are Giovanni
Zenatollo, tenor, sophie Bras,uu, con
tralto, and Adamo Didur, basso, both
Of the Metropolitan Opera House
George BaklRnoff, Russian baritone.
and Nahan Franko. who, besides al
rectlng the orchestra, will be the violin
sOloiEt.
Tickets may be obtained from the
office Of the Peoples Relief Committee,
No. 1906 East broadway, or may be 70.
served by phone.
The evening world., 1917-07-19
HrIttsh Tanks" tiHhtInE Mi'h
Ho-slsn Forces

WASlilNGrON. July 10. Hltsu
rrmor,d motor dotachncnts nrr tus.
ing part in the RusHian offensive ln
GaII,Ia. according to sptni-oniull IN
formation rctoiyod 10. day from re
trurra1 by tho Russian Embassy
This IN the hTst mention OF tho pres
cur' Of British forces IN Russia 80
mention is made Of their number or
the date ~ their arrival
The evening world., 1917-07-19
British carry out succcssfuI HnId-
Nenr Nonchy.

LONDON, July 10. -- 4 further
British advance near Monchy lie
prcuN IL reported by the War office.
Tho announcement says:
There was tghtlng Of local
character again last night east Or
MonChy lie PrcuX. resulting IN = FUR
thcr gain of ground by us and tho
capture OF u few more German prls-
Oncrs, Prisoners also were captured
by US aud many of the enemy we're
killed In the course of successful
raids during tho night northeast of
OF Boesinghc
Tho night report says eight Ger
man air planes WIRE d0Wncd.
The evening world., 1917-07-19
FUSION TICKET SUITS
mitchell, HE DECLARES
But Mayor VIII Wait Till Full
Committee Acts Before Discus
Sing Fight.
RRETTnN MOODS. II hi

BRETTON WOODS, n, H., July 10.
Mayor Mitchell with Mrs, Mitchell
and MIR. and Mrs, J, waldo Smith OF
New York, Will leave Mount Wash
ington Hotel by automobile to-day
over the Ideal Tour, MIR, Mitchell said
the Fusion ticket was thoroughly ac-
ceptable to him but he intended post
poning the acknowledgment until
after the full committee acts on Fri
day Mayor Mitchell ana his party
spent the evening in the forest de
danse and the cave grill at the Mount
Washington, where he received many
congratulations
The evening world., 1917-07-19

AMSTERDAM, July ia great cx-
plosion Saturday destroyed the WIZ
helm Weiffenbach factory in Stut.-
CART, Germany, Neighboring houses
were damaged greatly and windows
were broken in the nearby Village OF
Suedheim
The evening world., 1917-07-19

PHILADELPHIA July 10 because
Of war conditions visitors have been
barred from the United Statas Nilut In
49,. citv ONLY nersOns whose hu.. ness
is OF a special nature are pe.ni,t"d to
enter the building whore i4ru, r.y
there were hundreds OF visitors daily.
owing to the heavy demand FOR the
smaller coins ms well as gold the mint
IL unusually busy.
The evening world., 1917-07-19
Musicians Thrrntrn strike.

\ strike may be- declared within y
fcw DAYS by the Musical Mutual Pro-
tcctivr Union, whose demand for a new
wage scale has been refused by the
United Managers Protective AEsocia-
ton committee composed NJ prosi-
dent u Edward Porter. Sam Finkol-
stein and Edward Canavan Will confer
further with the managers to day
Some managers my they viii dispense
with union musicians altogether II the
hlmnnh. nIn NOT NIIhdrlMm-
The evening world., 1917-07-19

The Society Of American Friends Of
Russian Prisoners Of War viii be re-.
~ . u'.;v,a ,".e ai,u,uuun a.,
a meeting In the F1atiron Buildmg OF,
hcors viii he elected and the name Of
the organization will be changed 20 the
RUSSIAN 4 american Relief Society for
sufferers Of War" Many vital questions
viii be discussed.
The evening world., 1917-07-19
AMERICAN TROOPS
TAKE CONTROL Of
FRENCH RAILROAD


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nladt oS 'he fIch'h 'oNrIhhtht !,
t!' hIi'I .,an ',voI,S, w uou,t uI JuS
~; sne i'"N'. "a,'1nN, lo'udy
neIe Is cD''luyI Iao'' 'udh'tN OF
Inahlpabn' anu req Mh' Tor 'h'i
so'u'eI anu o''''v IT, "ut I'I i"e b,tSen
J'' h""I'L w "aN' hol cen anIe I,
ue'lu' MH''nr' IN" dlaul"uioh ol
, .n'se wines NuuIu po IN VOCATION 'i
VI, sp'.lV VI 'ne recent l'EISl'u"n Gov
c'inE 'hr VNt'uon vi hiuoI 10 5olul"I >
% i1' Ino uooPS nave utth I'sld'
n'iu W ~, .N,h lup"sh ln'
unilU"'',,H GI nl,'.lnb are 'VhHiuVI
aoIc' I,c' t'ev'aHnE plants WIN D,
h'StTsuIS "o'h IoI water ana Ioo'
The evening world., 1917-07-19
Wilson Gets SNmurHI sword 900
Years Old.

NASnlNuiD.>, july 40 - samursi
sword, SOC years old. was presented TO
President Wilson by Noshida. a Japa-
nese artist, lie wore native Japanese
costume and was introduced 70 the Pres
ldent oy one Of the embassy attaches
The evening world., 1917-07-19
Mayor OF Syracuse Says All Ctty's
Cards Are In.

SYRACUSE, July ls,-Mayor Stone
to- day insisted ali duplicate ies.s
tration cards have been sent TO Al
bany, the last on Tuesday. The card'.
he said. were forwarded as rapidly as
made out
The evening world., 1917-07-19
Prince Of tdinc Back Rs Captain
in ItnIy's Navy.

ROME, July TO- - The Prince o.
Udiuc, who was head of the Italian
mission to the United States, has
resumed his duties as a Captain in
the navy.