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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-15

slime dziaiania artyleryi ze stron
obu, pomniejszc ataki wrecz ze
strony nicmieckicj odparte. Lot
nicy bclgijscy zniszczyli oncSdaj
dwic maszyny nicmieckic Wielkic-
go typu ,,AlbatroS."
- Dodatkowe raporty angiel-
skie donoszQ, il ogolcm Cd piqtku
wzieli Anglicy 943 NicmcGw do
nicwoli, w tenn oficerow fl.
Berlin, .15. pzadziernika. -
We Flandryi po silnej kanonadzic
onegdaj Anglicy atakowali pono-
wnic: przez caly dzieh Walczono
pod Houlthoulst i Gheluvelt,
gdzie odparto slime oddzia}y an
gielskie i francuSkie. Pod St.
Quentin strzelanina nieustanna.
Ma Chemin des Danes, oraz w O.
kolicy Laon-Soissons artylerya
dziala intensywnie, toz samo pod
Verdun, gdzie W dodatku odparto
w dniach ostatnich kilka bezowoc-
nych atak6w francuskich ma o.
statnio zdobyte przez Niemc6w
pozycye.
SMIALY Gym ANGLIKA.
Londyn, Is. pazdziernika. - W
walkach ostatnich we Flandryi, w
poblizu Poelcapellc Niemcy bezu-
ustannic strzclali do sanitaryu-
sly, zbicrajacych rannych ia po-
bojowisku po kazdym ataku
wrecz; pewicn oiicer angielskt
widzqc, jak W jego oczach padfo
OQ kul nlemleCklCh trZeCh santa
ryuszy, L czterech pracujacych,
ME mogqc wstrzymat oburzcnia,
pochwycii znak ,,Czcrwonego
Krzyza i sam jeden podszcdf
Smialo az mad okop nielniecki W
najczystszej niemczyznie powie-
dziai zdumionym oniemia}ym
Niemcom, re ,,tylko SWINE (do-
slownie) strzelaja do sanitaryu--
sly" ",nazwal ich ostatnimi ba:ba-
rzyhcami i odwr6ciwszy sic Cd
Mich tylem - powr6ci} powol-
nym krC,::em do swo;ch...
TOFFRE RI AMERYKAN0W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-15

potudpiowy-wschQd,o SFzlngha-
nu Turcy urzqdzili atak TIA pozy-
eye rosyjskie, lecz zostali odparci
i zdzieSiqtkowani przez batcrye
rosyjskic. w dolinie A[erivon po-
tyczki stray przednich obu wojsk
- pomySlnc dla RoSyan. Ma Mo-
rzu Carmen torpedoWcc royjskic
zniszczyfy II tureckich skuncr2w
ze zapasami wzig}y 20 jencow,
WALK w AFRYCE.
Londyn, Is. pazdziernika. -
Donosza I Niemieckiej Afryti
Wschodniej, IL wojska angielskie
zajely tam wazne bardzo strategi-
cznie miasto Ruponda, kt0re
Niemcy zamierzali fortyfikowac l
trzymac, by osiania}o odwrot ich
wojsk; plan ten obecnie zosta} IL
daremniony, a Anglicy uzyskali
doskonaie pozycye, Z ktorych be-
da mogli Niemc6w atakowac Z
flankow.
WALK MA ZACHODNIM
FRONCIE.
Londyn, Is. pazdziernika. -
Wojska angielskic - australSkle
znowu posuneiy sic znacznie XII
wzg6rzom Passchendaele, ktore
sq kluczem pozycyi na znaczneJ
przestrzeni, objetej walkq. Ma
nowo zdobytych pozycyach od-
parto masowc kontrataki nicmic-
ckie. idacc jcdcn "a druglm l
stwicrdzono znowu WyzszoSc zo}-
nicrza angielskicgo. Zauwazono
razcm &c wszystkimi wysilkami
nicmieckimi - jednakowoz, &c
Niemcy zaprowadzili ostatnln pc
VIVA oszczednoSc zolnierza, IL mic
pchaja nj pedza ludzi ma slepo W
boj ma wystepienie Smierc pew
ma: jest to taktyka Hindenburga,
kt,ry widzi, IL juz "a wielu zo}-
merry swiezych ME dostanie z
Niemiec - tedy - ekonomizuje
zyciem ludzkiem... Deszcze
wciaz slime padaja, nieopisanle
powiekszaja trudy kampanii.
Paryz, Is. pazdzierni.'a. - Mad
Aishe Niemcy bardzo slime Wyko-
nall ataki lecz niczego spraWlc
ME zdolali ze st~atami ich zna-
cznymi odparto. Mad Moza nieu-
stamina i nader intensywna kano--
NADIA artyleryjska. w Belgii reko-
nesanse nocnc sprowadzily oko}o
30 jenc6w. w Wogezach pomniej-
SIC potyczki.
Havre, Is. padziernika. - Ma
liniach bclgijskich - pod Dix
Nude, Ramscopclle i Noumcn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-15
KOLEJE zADAJA PODWYz-
XII OPLAT.

Washington, ID. pazdziernika.
- Zarzady kolei wschodnich wy
stosowaiy do niedzystanowej ko-
misyi komercyalnej petycye z
prosba o wyznaczenie nieformal-
nej konferencyi, ma kt6rei mog'y
bv przedstawic svoic i~fan'n aa
ao5nis do podwvzk; onIa. al
towych. kt'~c nic zostaM uro2ulo
wane rolwyzha dozwo'ona W
'ipcu bie5acego roku. trzymuja
one. re wkrotce juz dojda do te-
60 punktu, w kt6rym dalsze u
trzymywanie ruchu kolejowego
bedzic polaczone re strata dla
kompanii i dlatego jakies zmiany
w obecnych opiatach frachtowych
So nieodzownie potrzebne.
w odpowicdzi ma to miedzy-
stanowa komisya komercyalna
wyznaczyla zadanq konferencye
na Srcde, d. l7go BIN. popoludniu.
zwolujac ja do Waszyngtonu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-15
zury w}adzom pocztowym.
PROKLAMACYA WYZNA-
GA DZIEN 24GO B. M.

raj proklamacye, W kt6rej wyzna-
GA 24go pazdziernika jake ,,Dzieh
Drugiej Pozyczki WolnoSci'
wzywa wszystkich, ably W dniu
tym najusilniej pozyczke poparli,
zakupujac jcj bondy.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
COLORADO BEAN CROP
NATION oFPGRRD pINros ron
ARMY AND NAVY.
oes~srs May Peel latsessts and osil
100000 0vshsls at Price Agreed
Upon BY oevssnmsNt.
'estsrn Newspaper Union News essv,oa

Western Hswspaper union News sssvsoa.
Denver-Patriotio Colorado wfll.
In q large measure. feed the United
States army and navy. together With
the fighting forces Of the nations a.
lies, II plans now being Laid by the
federal office Of markets and the gov
ernor's war council to harvest Colo
rado's great Pinto bean crop through
the assistance Of Herbert Hoover.
food controller. materialize. W. H.
Kerr. chief OF the federal markets
bureau and chairman Of the state
marketing committee, left Denver to
lay Colorado's plan before the Presi-
dent and the War Department. His
efforts. say local federal authorities.
will be undoubtedly successful.
The plan, a. evolved BY Colorado.
calls for the pooling Of all the bean
interests in the state and the disposal
Of the entire harvest. which viii be in
excess OF 100000 bushels. to the
army and navy. ut prices to be agreed
upon by the government. A trainload
OF beans-20.000 bushsls-will BE-
given the government at Its own fig
ure for experiment so well IL the
plan regarded IN Washington that Q
special test of the Colorado beans
will be made in the New York navy
yard before Director Hoover. Mr..
Kerr and members Of the quartsrmas-
ter's corps Of the army and navy.
when navy chefs will prepare the
beans and the enlisted men will Judge
them In comparison with the navy
and pink beans. Scientific - we'll -
practical tests are scheduled.
Last year government records show
that . little over $1,000 acres were
planted TO beans IN Colorado. This
year. due to the request OF the gov
srnmsnt for more production. beans
growers seeded over 200 900 acres. the
crop on which IL now maturing rap
idly.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
REPORTS s2,365 AUTOS
eleungs GIVEN OUT ~ SCENE.
rARV OF STATE NOLAN.
0eassr County First with fS,7zt, and
~ easo. Weld and Pvsbie Fel-
iow In Order Given.

western Newspaper Union New, Service.
Dsnver.-The secretary OF etate has
classified the number OF automobiles
In the state according to counties.
The state has . total of 61.365 ma
chimes for which licenses have bsen
issued
There are 1874 automobiles owned
In Denver. the report being checked
up to Aug. IL. El Paso county follows
on the list with 6.4s4. Weld county 10
third with +.472 and pueblo county
fourth with 5000.
Hinsdale county with thirteen ma.
chimes reported is the lowest on the
list, with San Juan being next lowest.
having thirty-seven automobiles to its
credit.
The following 10 . list Of automo-
biles In the state by counties. Those
marked are complete to Aug. /. 1917.
and those unmarked are from one to
three mOntha shOrt In rouorftnu.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
NAT. property 20 sueeessor.

Denver.-Money. amounting to ap.
proximately $1,000. . carefully select.
ed library Of 1000 volumes and valued
at $4,000. q palatial home. 1886 Lo-
gan street, all the property Of the
Catholic church In the Colorado do
cese In his name-everything except
. $4,000 insurance policy in which his
sister. Miss Elizabeth Mats. 10 benefi-
ciary. will be turned over to his sue
cessor. according to the terms of the
will Of Bishop Nicholas G. Matx.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
One Killed, Two Hurt BY Train.

Denver.-A. J. Cook OF. Englewood.
driver Of . taxi between that place
and Fort Logan. was almost instantly
killed and two women occupants were
probably fatally injured when the
taxi was hit at Petersburg crossing
by an inbound Rio Grande passenger
train. Cook died on the way in to
Denver. The women are Mrs. Zoe
Shelton. 30. Of Muskoges. Okla. and
Miss Pet Summers. IS, Of Henrietta.
Okla. They are In the county hos
pital.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
Denver Wheat Prices Drop.

Denver.-Wheat dropped more than
81 In price here ON the 18th. and local
mill and elevator men express the
opinion that It may soon become stiil
cheaper. It was quoted at 3a.17 hun.
dredweisht, a. against 34.22 . hun.
dredweight Tuesday. Flour also was
much cheaper. the quotation being
35.65 hundredweight, as compared
with $655 day or two ago.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
Union on the stand its members have
taken in the struggle.

$4,000 for First Bomb In Berlin.
Chicago.-Friends here Of Leslie Nc.
Murty. aviator and son Of L. B. Nc
Murty. California oil operator. re-
ceived information that II he u the
first American aviator to drop Q
bomb in Berlin he will receive $50. 900.
It II said that McMurty's father prom
ised to pay his son $4,000 II he
achieved this fest. and another mem
ber Of the family added tsSooo to ~
pledgs.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
Army to Go to Camp on Sept. 5.

The first movement OF Colorado
troops chosen under the selective
service draft law will begin Sept. s.
This became certain when Governor
Gunter received a wire from Provost
Marshal General Crowder notifying
him Of the importance OF moving the
men to the cantonments for training
on that date. Only 80 per cent Of
Colorado's entire quota will be moved
Sept. S. A like number will be en-.
trained Sept. Is. another Sept. 30,
and the remaining 10 per cent as soon
after as Is practicable.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24

Auto Goes In Ditch; Three Injured.
Glenwood Springs.-T. A. Costello,
C. e. Costello and W. Crews. all Of
Denver. were injured when an auto
mobile In which they were riding
went over an embankment near Sho-
shone.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
keIloss Speaks on Labor Shortage.

Kellogg Speaks on Labor Shortage.
Colorado Springs.-Harry N. KEEL
logg, chairman Of the special standing
committee Of the American News
paper Publishers Association, was the
principal speaker at Wednesdays SEES
sion Of the International Typograph-
ical Union convention. His address
dealt with the shortage of labor. In
creased price Of commodities. espe-
cially Of paper. and other economic
conditions attending the war. He
urged adjustment Of all labor disputes
and complimsatsd the typographical
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
Montana.

Just how serious was the recent
strike Of miners IL wildly reflected
in the production figures Of the Ana
conda Copper Company for the month
Of July. Output for this month
amounted to 12.l00.000 pounds. de-
crease Of 100000 pounds from that
OF June.
Butte-Detroit mill 10 now running
on manganese ore. Production has
been started with fifty tons OF man
ganese concentrates per. day and ~
expeditiously as possible this will bs
increased up to $50 tons per day. Tho
coarse and fine crushing departments
OF the mill can handle up to 600 crude
ore In twenty-four hours.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24

Ranehsr Killed In Range Disputs.
Carrfzozo.-Eh McCarty. ranchsr, b
dead. and Eslavio Carabajal. sheep
man. is seriously wounded ~ the re-
suit Of . battle which took place near
here between five shsepmen and an
equal number Of ranchers. The battle
arose from dispute over range.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
Woman Tries to Drown HerseIf.

"0"s" ''es 70 DT0Wh UeFeeU.
Glenwood SprinSs.-Mrs. Mary La.
nier. age 40. a well-known resident Of
this city, attempted suicide BY Jump
ing into the Grand river, near the d.
Z R. @. station. She was rescued by
men from section gang working
near by. No cause for her act IL
known.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
Bar silver oess 70 ss,x c.nts.

Bar silver Goes 10 se3z Cents.
Now York.-The insistont demand
for silver-from abroad. from the
United States government for coinage
and for domestic purposes-was re-
nected Aug. Is in record Jump in the
price. Bar silver advanced 3 cents IN
ounce over the previous days quota
ton to s6k cents. which ID the high
est price since the decade after ths
Civil War
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
Daughters Of the American Flag.

Denver.-In order to have . medi.
um through which all girls associa.
tions may register their patriotic serv.
ice and to be subject to government
call, the Colorado State Mothers Con.
gress and Parent-Teacher Association
is organising q clearing house called
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24

IT. Y. Pledges Wilson support
Colorado Springs.-The united sup
port Of the International Typograph-
ical Union was pledged to President
Wilson at the sixty-third annual con-
vention held here.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24

Receiver for o. q 9. 1. r. r.
Denver.-The Denver q Salt Lake
railroad was placed in the hands OF
receivers by the District Court Of
Adams county.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
WESTERN
MINING AND OIL
NEWS
n Newsvapsr uulsa Dssvs osrvsse.

wssass. Hs~ssaDsr usiss Hsvs ssrvssa
Mstal A1aslsse prSeeo.
New York.-Lsad-Spot. l0M Ollie.
Bar silver. 8ske.
C0ppsr-Casting. 3s.s1k.
81 Louts.-0psltsg. e9.le.
Douldsr.-Tangstsn coacentratss. -
per cent. 317.00 per unit. Crude 0roa.
20 Per cent. $500; IS per cent. $50
8l20o; 10 per cent. eS.7O0l0.0o Der
unit.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
Adds 2sosoo Acres for Hom,esteada.

Secretary of the Interior F. K.
Lane has announced that during July
approximately 28O.s00 acres were add
cd to the area heretofore designated
under the enlarged homestead act
through which toe entryman may ac-
quire homestead Of s20 acres. II
the settler already has filed for 100
acres under the original law. under
this act he may acquire an additional
160 acres. More than 26.10O acres
were designated BY the amended oct
IA part Of Colorado.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
New Mexico.

Work has been started ON the Wiley
group in the White Water section.
There IL at present considerable oil
excitement in the Lake Arthur dis
trict, south OF Dexter.
The Empire OH and Gas Company
has leased about 100000 acres in the
Glenrio district in Quay county.
A strike Of high-grsds ore has been
msde on the 1.l00-foot level east Of
Mogollon by the Socorro Mining q
Milling Company.
Tonnage for the Mogollon district
during July amounted TO approximate
ly 10000 tons, which yielded nearly
5000 pounds. or three tons Of silver
and gold.
Three TO four cars Of manganess
ore is being shipped daily from the
Boston Hill properties west of Santa
re. The ore averages better than 20
per cent manganese. At Pin0s Altos.
rich gold-bearing quartz u being
mined in the Pacific No. workings
Of the Skilacorn vein Of the Ell Paso
Mining Company. The company mill.
which has been idle for the past two
months. 10 about to resume opsrations.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24

Mcfarland Appointed Captain.
Brighton.-Hays Mcfarland. SON oe
Mr.. and Mrs. D. p. Mcfarland OF
Brighton. has been appointed Q cap
tain OF the United States reserve oe
siosrs' CORPS ct Fort Sheridan, m.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
NvyemIna.

Three wells are being drilled at this
time in Little Buffalo Basin. one each
ky the Ohio. Midwest and the Pro-
ducers.
The Standard Exploration Company
spudded in . wen IN the Lusk field
for the swigle OFF Company Of Cas-
per.
There are seventy-flve wells In tho
Torchlight field, virtually All Of which
are producing. according 70 ! Chey-
enne oil man who recently visited thae
section.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
Pay s124,ss7 for Supplies for Guards.

Pay &124,ss7 for Supplies for Guards.
The bills for the first allotment Of
supplies to the Colorado National
Guard have been checked and paid.
on the Endorsement of Maj. c. B. Har.
din, quartermaster. amounting to SPA.
S37. The items are divided as fol-
lows: Uniforms and clothing, $685.
61S: socks. $3.50; shoes. $23,416: un-
derwear. $4,8O8. and blankets, $3O,343.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
Colorado.

S0soFo0o.
The oronogo shaft house and ma-
chinsry plant 10 being moved 70 the
Southbsnd. east Of Gold Hill.
Gold bricks to the value of 930. 900
have been sent out from the placer
boats at Breckenridge this month.
On Mount Lincoln ths. Russia Leas-
Ing Company 10 working ON ore which
has record OF 100000 production.
Another assay mad during the week
on Buckeye ore. Lake City district.
showed good value Of over $4,000 =
ton.
jamestown. one Of Boulder's very
early camps. is enjoying boom such
~ has not been experienced since the
early days of the camp.
Lake City expects q steady revival
OF the lead-silver mines in that dis
trict. many OF which were rated a.
tonanzas in the 1s7s-ls9a period.
C. J. Walter of Ward has started
work on the Texas. having left the
Queen to take charge OF this new
work. The mine has been good pro-
ducer
Mrs. A. g. Miner. owner Of the Lit
tie Giant group Of mines at Lawson.
north Of Georgetown. 10 finishing .
large mill which will be equipped with
flotation units.
The boom In silver Is . veritable
boom to the White Raven mine in
Boulder county. which for two years
has been opening ore bodies in antic-
ipatiQp Of such an advance In the
price. The property II shipping from
two to three carloads OF ore weekly.
1t Is heavier silver.lead and s0-cent
silver and 311 lead.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24

Delta Man Dies on Hunting Trip.
Delta.-W. e. Obert, So. dropped
dead from heart disease while hunt
ing with party Of friends along Crys-
tai creek above Crawford.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
Last Of 1918 Strike Cases Dismissed

Last Of 1918 Strike Cases Dismissed.
The last Of the 1918 coal strike
cases pending in the District Court at
Castle Rock against James O'Neill
and others on change Of venue from
Huerfano county, were dismissed by
the court upon motion of John L.
Schweigert. assistant attorney gen.
eral. The action leaves only two
cases arising from the coal strike
still in the courts.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
Poison plaster Peddlsr. Peddlins.

Distributors Of courtplaster, alleged
to contain tetanus germs. are again
working In Colorado. DR.. e. E. Ken
nedy. secretary Of the State Board Of
Health, received package Of the
courtplaster from State Chemist John
B. Eckeley at Boulder for analysis.
Mr.. Eckeley received the plaster from
A. H. Dyer. tailor at Golden. who
said he found It on a shelf in his shop.
He does not know who put It there.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24

Collections on Estates Total $271 ,ss7.
The Inheritance tax collector re-
ports collections in his department Of
$s,325.l1 from Aug. to Aug. Is, in
elusive. and previously collected since
Jan. 1. 1917. the amount of $685.
s62.80, making total of $271 1851. 81.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
Told to Observe Eisht-tlour Day.

The attorney general wrote an opin-
ion in reply to request from the
Great Western Sugar Company in
which he declared women must not
b. worked more than eight hours q
day in the company's plants. for the
reason the company was a manufac.
turing concern.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
Arixena.

The old Mohavs claims at Jerome
are to be developed.
Work at the Telluride IL the center
OF interest at Oatman.
A petroleum sesp has been found
on the Upper Verde. near Jerome.
The Swanson mine at Parker has .
force Of $50 men and is shipping
thirty cars OF ore weekly.
The Wandering Jew mine, In thu
Tyndall district near Alto. is coming
to the front ~ . consistent lead pro-
ducer under the new management.
A wickenburg report says six feet
Of solid ore in vinse In upper cut has
been encountered on the Abe Lincoln
mine which goes IS per cent. One
car Of this ore 10 already at the local
sampler. and another car ID ready to
be hauled In.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
western Nsvspeesr u.io. ss.s service.
COnaano EVENTS.

western Nsvspaesr uasoa Nsvs Service
cOnsso svERFs.
Aag. 2S-.S-Appis Pie Day as Rife
Aus. 1s-so.-AnnuaI Convention x p.
Grand LcdEe, Including unifor.
s s's:5: :s,.r.ss .Ss sp1,as.
ssRt sJ-Frontier Day celebration at
sept. s,s-Firsn.n.. stat. conyen,ion
Sept 1s-sO-Eastsrn star Meeting as
Sept: l7-si-Easonie meeting at Dem
Nov. l3-Is-Automobils show at Dem
Aug: .s-sept. l-Pro~srs County at La
Aug: ,s-sI-LArim.r County at Love-
Aug; ,s-sl-crovlsy County at Sugar
Aug. sl-sept. Farmers. Fair At Fow-
sept 4-7-Boulder County at Longmont.
SeRt. s7-Arkansas Valley At Rocky
Sept; s-s-sedswiek County at Jules
Sept. Ii-14-Losan County at sterling.
sept. ls,2i-cheysnns County At chsy-
Sept. .ls-.i.-wsstsrn slope At Mont
Sept. l7-a.-colorado State at Pueblo.
sept :o-s2-Indian Fair at Ignacio.,
sept ao-ss-Philiips County at Aoi-
Sep. as-.s-colorado New Mexico at
''Rs RsiaiS:s q; ;.sI1.' A.in.. County at
Sept. ,s,,s-El Paso County at caihan.
sept. 37-3S-Lincoln County at Hugo.
sept. 17-as-Grand County at krsmm-
Oct, s.s-KIt Carson County at Bur.
The Dolores star., 1917-08-24

Storing Vegetables In Denver. q
Vegetables will be stored in pits
and hills In the back yards of Denver.
many families. often. using one yard
as a community service to apartment
dwellers.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-23
POWERS
FAIL TO AGREE
ON PEACE OFFER
Berlin, Vienna, Sofia
All Hold Different
Opinions
(Hy Leased Wire to New Mexican.)

(By Leased Wire to New Mexican.)
Berne. british Admiralty Per
Wireless), Aug. 22.--In diplomatic
circles the passage in the speech of
DR.. George Michaelis, the German
chancellor, in which he said:
Notwithstanding efforts to hasten
a decision it has not yet been possible
for Germany to agree with her allies
concerning points in reply to the papal
note" is interpreted as indicating a
difference Of opinion between Berlin
and Vienna and also between Vienna
and Sofia.
Austria, according to reports, de-
sires complete acceptance of the
papal note whereas Germany wishes
only conditional acceptance and Bull.
garia demands public assurances by
her allies that she may annex the
territory now occupied by her.
Copenhagen, Aug. 22.-+After Chan.
cellor Michaelis, of the main commit
tee OF the %reichstag, today said that
Germany would not reply to the papal
peace note until she had consulted
her allies, Socialist speakers who fol
lowed him said they welcomed the
pope's action as they would welcome
any step capable Of bringing peace
and all the more because it was ex-
pected to bear results. The Liberals
declared themselves in agreement
with the ~chancellor's sympathetic in
depreciation of the pope's action. The
,Centralists associated themselves
with the chancellor's remarks and
said the pope's proposal marked
extraordinarily valuable progress to-
ward peace which was 80 ardently
desired by all nations. They hoped
the act of his holiness would meet
with full success.