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The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-16

WASHINtiTON, he ing the latest developments the Russian official circles ndi declaration Russian
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 ANEIcNN N:vr ....~ March la-rbc Germans f. tle American artillery the French front Tf "n' 0..I too hot tho " duration, they make 5c are keeping the Germans under n.'
 
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The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-16
GERMANY SEIzES
 SWEDISH STEAMERS
Special to the Nugget By Associated Press

LONDON -aula,ns reports that the German snln"rir', have destructive nr .I e.. t..N.ing nct
 - .,. been seized b, German tmorincs and taken largest steamers plying submarine of destruction n ,oolraods submarine 
 Insofar a~r'. o~rao- r,~ no explanation of the sezu
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-16
BOLSHEvIKI MuRDERING
 APANESE-- REPORT
Special to the Nugget By Associated Press

UNDATED oTo ..a Iouc. reports pub !, ll llraI md L,U. GaIrcv> N.l,.rn town located about hundred llIta -arr to t ! s forces. confined " Juan, to0o latter, re. rd
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GERMANS LOSE MANY PLANES ON BRITISH FRONT
Special to the Nugget by Associated prcs-

oPcc'aI 10 Inc Nugget by Ao5ooatcd
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The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-16

Q the Nuancl by A.soeLntcd Press:

WASHINGTON. March 10 I is on.u3 icrotcly encouraging hatred in their
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DELAWARE HOUSE OF RATFlES PROHIBITION Special to the Nugget Associated

DOVER Del March 1G-1lo Delaware House Federal prohibition calling of 
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New-York tribune., 1918-08-07

For Commodity MARKETS. see Page Is
New-York tribune., 1918-08-07
Consolidated Exchange
*LTBFRTY RONnc

*Prices include interest t
New-York tribune., 1918-08-07
Uruguay Food Prices
Fixed by a Board
Retail Butchers Allowed 81 Per
Cent Profit on Meat
Sales

he war has sent prices Of food up
IN Uruguay, and II has been necessary
FOR the government to check profteer-
ing through National Subsistence
Board, 1t has for its field both price
regulation and conservation of sup
plies.
a May 20, 1918, decree by this board
set maximum meat prices at the fol-
lowing equivalents in United States
currency. First class tenderloin. per
pound, 1877 cents; second class. IS 3
cents; briske-. first class, lib cents:
second class, 9.8 cents; run,o. frst
class, 1l.3 cents; loin, first class. III
cents; second class, lib cents: rib
roast, FIRST class, 12.2 cents; second
class, III cents, boneless and fatless
meat. lis cents and 1913 cents.
These prices are based on the aver
age quotations Of stock on the hoof.
less the value Of hides and sub-prod
ucts and plus expenses and q reason
able profit for wholesalers. Consur-
els prices are based on an average
gross profit CT 81 per cent for the re-
tail butcher.
A decree of June 4, 1918, established
new maximum prices for eggs, as fol-
lows; To wholesaler, 393 cents; whole
safer to retailer, 44.5 cents; retailer to
pubic, 4s.d cents, all per dozen.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-07
Mining Chinese Coal
To Supply Potteries
Far East Fuel Requirements
Likely to Develop Local
DEPOSITS

The scarcity Of Industrial fuel in the
Far East, due largely to diminution Of
available ocean-carrying tonnage, has
drawn attention to coal deposits in
China, and q war aftermath in the
Orient may be q great extension of fue.
mining. 1t is reported from the Swa-
tow district n China that coal mining
IN the region about Kayingchow has
received an impetus since 1915. So
far mining there has been confined 70
surface and shallow shaft workings,
and the product is chiefly coal dust.
Blu there is no doubt, consular reports
state that important coal fields exist
IN that region.
Before the war the district depended
entirely upon imported coal to furnish
tuel Tor its various industries. which
include manufacture Of coarse china
ware and tiles. But At Ii end Of Nav.
IL =. bltum nous coal from Japan was
selling at $40 and S25 ton and The
second quality Of ocal coal dust
brought SD The demand for coal in
this district is shown bv Importation
gures Tor Two years past, they being
as follows: 1915. foreign coal. 56.IO5
tons, valued a. 1929, ,264 Chinese coal.
1888 tons, valued at S13O,128; 1917,
foreign coal, 1850 tons. valued at
S5l9.s47: Chinese coal. 17,025 tons. val
ued at s13S,924. Of the foreign import
N 19l7, 24.92l tons over halt of which
vas dust, was from Horgay, while the
remainder came from japan and For
mosa. Chinese coal comes from Chilli
Province
New-York tribune., 1918-08-07
Beet Sugar Production
Costly in Australia
Only Plant on Continent Shows
Profit for One Year
Only

The only beet sugar factory ever es-
tablshed in Australia, and which was
closed from 1900 to 1910 owing to
financial difficulties, is now being oper-
ated continuously during the sugar
producing season in three eight-hour
shifts. It was opened in 1898, but only
ran for two years. The beet supply
was limited, labor was scarce and there
We're other handicaps, which led to its
being shut down
When reopened, in 1910. an American
manager was put in charge AT the
present time the mill, which is located
at Maffra, Victoria. employs 140 hands
and from 200 10 250 tons Of beets are
cut day and normally about eight
tons OF beets are required to produce
one ton OF sugar; but the sugar con
tent of MaFra beets is low this year
and they viii not produce that much
Inc net price obtained fer the sugar
IS S13S 49 a ton.
" nile several preceding seasons were
fairly satisfactory in results, it was
not until 1851 that the Austria an
beet sugar factory actually showed a
pront. Last year 1,340 acres were
planted and 15,l59 tons of beets were
worked, yielding 1,94s tons of sugar
and 40 tons OF molasses. Estimated
production this season Is 100 tons Of
sugar. The planted acreage is 1915
and 1t is belived that $4,000 tons OF
beets viii be harvested
The operating expenses of the plant
are high, and not only are labor. sup
plies, material and repairs expensive
but land IS hard to obtain, although
there IS no lack Of willingness on the
part Of the farmers to grow beets To
insure permanent success irrigation is
necessary, and tie machinery. which
has not been renewed since It's in
stallation twenty years ago. must be
brought up to date and the factory en-
arged before the enterprise can really
Hnur-sh
New-York tribune., 1918-08-07
The Transformation

Our factories and shops are turning
aside from the lines for which they
are equipped, and from the carefully
acquired cunning Of their crafts. to
production that is foreign TO their ex-
perience. The manufacturers Of adver-
tisng novelties now manufacture tents
pup SO called - quickly installing
new machines and new operatives; d
manufacturer OF silos takes on con
tract for folding chairs; makers Of or-
namental IRON work assume the Job Of
making ash hoists for ships, and lad as
lingerie makers execute right-about
face, converting their workrooms into
q denim overall factory This is the ma
tional transfornati scene 1t can be
seen all over tee country Some busi-
nesses may be suffering from inaction.
but withal. with rush and whirr. and
the putting in use Of soae hitherto IN
developed industrial muscles. industry
has swung into the current of war
work.-North'ceste'm National Baah,
OF NinneG polls.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-07
u. S. 7 extile I rade Is
Growing in Venezuela
But Laces and En,broideries Are
Bought in Europe Almost
Wholly

American trade has made tremen-
dous strides within few years in sales
Of cotton textiles and knitted goods Of
cotton in Nenezuela, but so far prog
ress has been limited in marketing cot
ton products whose manufacture in
wolves The use Of less material and
calls for more labor Handkerchefs,
towels, ribbons. laces, embroideries,
sewing thread and similar wares still
come from Europe almost entirely.
But cons dering the individual wealth
Of Venezuela. it calls for comparati tiFel =
'arge quantities Of laces and en- broider-
jes annually. Exclusive of large M
porta-ions by parcel post, cotton lace
imports for the Last SIX months Of
1915 amounted to S73.9T0. and Of cot
ton passementeries or em0roideries.
ribbons, dress trimmings. etc. 70 SO
56S. For the first half Of 1917 the fig
ures were, pectively, S63.835 and
s6,274
Importation by parcel post is IA
vored because duties are levied upon
ret instead Of gross weights. consular
invoices are not required and the prob
ability of customs difficulties are great
" reduced
There ara it is stated in United
States Commerce Reports, no native
aostumes' in Vsnez,sela except per-
American and French fashion maya
zines are received promptly and are
followed VITA great fidelity. In the
making Of clothes for babies and small
children there is tendency TO use
much moe lace and embroidery rhan
is now customary in tho United States
Cotton and linen clothing can be worn
the year round in most Venezuelan
cities, ard this leads 70 q greater pro
portional use Of laces ard trimmings
among the more well 70 do; but in
considering the market here it shogld
always b. remembered that the mass
Of the population has snail purchasing
power and that the whole number of
people abie 10 purchase anything above
the barest necessities probably does
not exceed zoo 600 in all Venezuela
New-York tribune., 1918-08-07

he AssocGt
reflected the
rrosional operators partly
Traders apparently adopt
the by the Federal
Rank urging financial to credits
On money
rates quotations. generally believed
oher thanp productive purposes.
notable instance, advancing extreme of 5 points
sumaa evidence yielding small
days
States Steel made its best the opening repeating its
recent of no. but reacting a with only nominal
rally
steels and the active lost to ~ points
shngs much and oils about point although Mexican
Petroleum enjoyed period
the background until the final hour Reading
activity,
dealings Utilities improved especially Ohio Gas and
Columbia Gas at % point
regulary Old
unchanged call
New-York tribune., 1918-08-07
New United Light Bonds

Bonhright & Co. are offering at So
and interest. to yield 8 per cent, a
new issue Of sl,250,00o United Light
& Railways Company fve-year 7 per
cent bond secured gold notes, series
"B" dated April !, 1918. The notes
have been issued to reimburst the com
to it's property. They are 8 direct OBJ
legation of the company and are se-
cured by per cent bonds due in l932
in principal amount of 1881 per cent
Of the par value of the notes outstand-
lnE.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-07
Joins Federal Reserve

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The Dick.
inson Trust Company of Richmond
Ind. with reserves OF Safe. 900, was
admitted to-day to the Federal Reserve
system g
New-York tribune., 1918-08-07
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no respons-
hility FOR the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. transactions and prices
Tuesday were reported az follows
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
THACXER'S FUNERAL TODAY
Scr,ircs VIII Re Held IN suprcmo
Court Room at Capital.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb ls.-T Tho
funeral of Justice G. NJ. Thacker.
who dleds at. his hone here Sunday
morning. viii be held Tuesday after
noon Services will he conducted In
the supreme court room OF the capt
tol by Rev W. II H. urch. PAN
bearers win he selected from the
court and bar % tho state
The body was taken Ga the cnpitol
AZ noon today and placed In the su-
prcmo court room whore II viii lie
IN state unUl tomorrow. Members
Of the supreme court and commis-
son, with Governor Williams. met
the body at the main entrance and
formed mn escort 70 the court room.
Members ~ the court and cumfnls
Sion will act as guard Of honor dur
ms the day and tonight young men
from the departments will remain
on guard
An executive order Of the Fuyernor
today directed the tlar TO be hung ut
half mast today and tomorrow, and
that all departments Of the state
house be- closed at noon tomorrow
Tor the day,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
FRANK 6AULT ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY FOR G0VERnER
cJunlngs Also Getting Ready
20 Hun Aaaiu.

OKLAHOMA CITY Fob. rs 49,
President Frank Gault of the state
board NJ agriculture today formally
announced his candidacy for ponni-
nation FOR governor at the nomu.
cratic primary election cards hear
Ing the announcement are being sent
TO the voters. II has been understood
that Mr.. uault was IN the race. but
he had not made the formal an
nounccmcui util now ilf announce
ment bears the statement that hl
VIII represent the producers. con-
sumers and I've stock breeders OF this
state Forty years experience with
conditions ana needs of the country q"
lie further declares that he win
stand ON record made Ia my present
office
Accompanying Mr. Gault for the
same place are j n. A. Robertson.
W L. Alexander, W. II Murray w
A Durant II has h~en. snid that Al
Jennings Intended Rotting I'm the race
but he has not made his formal en-.
try.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
GRAY HAIR?
WHITE, FADED?
II Anxious TO Have Beautiful
Dark Hair Again Apply
La Creole.

There IL no occasion for yon -
look emntureW old wS'h gray, pre-.
ma,ureis gray, streaked gray IRON
gray or white or faded hair. TO rec
store dark color o,all your gray
hair DO this Before going 20 hcI
rut into your scalp and wet all your
gray halr with La Creole Hnlr
Dressing Soon you win 10 delight
ed TO observe your gray hair turn 20
an even, beautiful dark shade, with
out even unce " gray showing
ia Creole makes all your hair heal
thy fluffy. soft. evenly dark and
lustrcus, This makes you look
younger Try LAsCreole II is not
a dye, hut ia q harmless deIlFh,fll
preparation that revivcs the natural
color Elands Ia Creole Is the only
Hslr dressing that restores dnlB
color to gray hair by this natural
process sold by all drug stores. or
sent direct for sl.2o by Van Wee
Drug CO.. Memphis, Tenn. Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
WELL KNOWN NORTH
FORT WORTH MAN IS
ELATED OVER PEP PILLS
Says They Are the Finest
Tonic in the World"

Mr., E. Recker, 2l0 West -Four
teonth street, North For, worth
Sayui II had men sick fur years
was completely down and out
had tried numerous remedies but
none Of 'hem, helped me; my condl-
uon was serious
"A friend recommended Pen Svs-
,emlc Pills and finally induced mo
TO try a box After tnklng the Nr.t
bottle I began to Improve an
now on my fifth bottle and am en-
toying fine health Before taking
Pep systemic Pills I was go nervous
] couldn't sleep, had no appetite a.
all was getting weaker every DAY
Now sleep like a baby and eat like
q schoolboy,
81 persuaded a dozen or more ~
nv. friends TO try pep systemic PINS
and shah continue the good work
as want every man and woman
who suffers from nervousness and
lo@ OF appetite and a run down,
Jagged -ont condition 10 try Pep sys-
tcute pills They havs restored mo
to sood health and am glad m
have the opportunity " LETTING
others know what Pep systemic rtHs
did for me"
Pep Systemic pills are for sale
At Roy Z uetman's drug store and
other good drueglsts Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

cred In nearby shnck Httlog n
win oiVhi other men lu the attempt
To- tlIl rush ~ fuli house The
tlEhl men were ,rreBted and force {
&" pui w .Nh bonds ~ y2b and
contributed M 10 the county IN
catH g"ised m u the olii GbI,t
AZ ol which proves that the way "
me uhh| I'sspt o indeed ha.d
Niir' tWaFhins the rt"sll NHl-
"hd il'HhH, the search pf tho " run
}aFa h"rhn whle q large yoru IN
Hi me poPpn'iou " Jerka rrn,udcf
'lho io "Aich 'hH rr,roedIu. ur-
ulf hen'c ing 'uypes'iuus 10 tive
Il,"rH and mdtlnv "vIr5rfH co..
'ing ''
Th,s howcter did not rff.rr ,h.
7'Hfchris for whisky rhoy .,f,,
y i'lM''tci an AZ ana herrn q, rhnu
I"I# i' he hpnrs end dus h.lsr tr
'h' W1Non vUrd unding i,tr.. a,ral
'.INni lIan'f That might 1nvc ryn-
~ 'neI h0oy" ih the p,.'
NhIif me natives Wrro g,Irt t,,
l'l' search o." luyman with rey,I'
N'' prominently dtplayeI for ho
Huy'crnrNou o.: Tho tnWussgfs s,ont
lhif'nF nficr the Nertlup. og D,.1l
Ihg whisky flafks
Name Tnonab
Us that guy Nt,c,,,,,.. .,.-
you fol'ovEaf onn ~, n,. .',t WIN
gene pfbpl him Wv ''''"H ''l-
I,u,. Ag,g..a.,g v,,.,,.
The layman 8.s.a N3"'
look "Ilrd E,r.. o'''S 'o
Nuf tho r,tll,p.y ,,,,,..
known. fur he un,.,,J ',, no.
and d1nppear,I ''''" ''t' ''"" u
Later dasJiry "a ,.,,t
sirurtrd l., hyns,oF ''", '.-
Idle and rurious g.,a,' vl '"'
lcasctr. ihe laym.r .nis,., hynl
90 a pos.uoo - .,",s,,,, w gun
ter ~ hi,s .do.r- ana s..,,. ~
lt vpF 8r ma rr,,,i ~ w.
opened. IA, tho p.l - 'p"',
HH.Hll A9rr,tit4 o" '"'
AcrufIus to ofy.,o-s ~. ,..-
dove tousidarabI. urrt d., ,'', ,''',
out tAe hi.or tr,fU, b., a., 'p,'''
'v. there ls ma v,,,t,r .t,.
plvss. re- of "a Drotlcrya' .,
oates when tbs aisv ,,.
haul They viii rlGn p,. ~.
n crcis M, sI.ry.s,ir, p.,
next tpld hs hrilfa tyt,Ii' ',I,,n,, .I
offering sn.lrr rap,a,t. Ht
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
HAULERS HAD MANY
PINTS OF WHISKY
Two Men Arrested, Whisky
Destroyed, Car Confiscated
and Will Be Sold.

Two whiskoy haulers with s7s hal
hints Of whiskcy ware oNerthNen
es' erdAy hv county Investigator
Macquecu near Skiatodk alter a
ten mile chase WIN the OK 'epuor
Of quantity kept as evidence IN"
whiskey was destroyed The men
in the whiskoy car gave the names
OF y. N smith and ] H. k1nser.
Both are known to the police a.
"haulcrs." They were arrested and
charges OF tran porting will be flled
against them in'Shs county court.
Macqusen first sighted the VII =
key cur near Horse Pen Crock bridge
two miles north OF Collinsvllls CIV
Ing them slight start, ne follow a,
oN eTtnkiHg them pcur SNlatook.
" hen they discovered that they were
followed the men IN the whlsk-y ca"
made desperate efforts 20 ou,rIn t'e
inyc tgator. hut were unsu oessfll
as the county attorneys cffice has
purchased a high- powered car for
NacruoSr which was fNrmsrly use !
In the tFRde. and was designed for
speed M'N"Gueer's car WIS used by
Earl Tumble 10 haul whiskey from
l0ulr, and was confpcatod RndsSold
10 the1county -
MANY trsnsrorters have been ar
rested n"ar Horse Pen creek. Fed
oral officers caught several theEs
last summer puA charges are now
perdlnE nsatrst them In the county
court The car cap-ht YESTERDAY
wns confIsCatcd and will be sold NJ
auction
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
Stamping out Whisky Traffic Is
Hard; BootlegGers ProOve Wary

sHt. ........ 49,. 49,. s.-..... ... q. ,
mo hAb'l.H'A "t ~" onioIu', NV =
N''' VI .'''' ~ D., '"l'l.'",l ~ ''
i'..' "a. ,', ".ot d" l'l ','Nn w. ~,
'- wy ."H'' ''""'' ''" 80
,'i' "n .o'llHE eAP,V ,''"n 'u''.
',' | . .N' .., 'n ,n...
we 40" "l "'.'"u' ,'''
,'''' '- 'N 't'7 I" "'"
",'' vI ~ l''' .s,,..-. .-.
wv ',, I' l".. We '',g,.,,,. ~
"'i', ,'' '' nave .h', Tug MN
"'pN'' W
''' l1 u'-'l wy '', ,.'a" n.i.
'' 'oN''l mug l'' 'D Nv -''''
wv V
'Nh' 'i'lu' { ...
W. WV Nu''H " 81, .''
'.l u h' ''''N'i''. 'I'" W.. 20,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

A well-known downtown druggist
says it darkens tho hair 40 naturally
ana evenly that nobody can tell Il
has been applied. You simply dam
pen sponge or soft brush with II
and draw this through your hafr 4,
taking one strand AZ time, liy
morning the gray hair disappears
and after another Application or
two. II becomes beautifully dark
and glossy
Wyeths Sage and sulphur Com
pound Is delightful toilet requisite
Tor those who desire moro youth
ful appearance. II Is not intended
for the cure. mitigation or prevsn-
tl0n Of disease. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
nnnn,s Nlwnrs ION iIIm.

ON January H. 1917 Mr. Lee
added since recommending D0an's
Kidney pills / have often bought "A
box from the Quaker Drug Co !
have found them just as effective
aS ever never failing TO relieve me
quickly "a
Price Sc. az all dealers. Don't
simply ask Tor kidney remedy
get Doaus kidney Pils-ths same
that Mr. Ice had Foster Mllburn
Goa Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. I<.-.ASw
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and
Sulphur Recipe and No
body will Know.

The uss Of Sage and Sulphur fo'
restoring faded, gray hair TO It's nat
ural color dates back To grand
mothers time. She used |, 10 keep
ard attractive Whenever her hatr
- on that DUH added or streak
I'd appearance this simple mixture
vas applied with wonderful effect
hut hrowlng at home Ia mussg
and out-of.datc. Nowadays, by ask
ing ~ any drug store for bottle
ot "Wycth's SaFe and sulphur COM
pound you will get this famo9s
old preparation, improved by ths
addition VI other Ingredients, whl,h
can be depended upon 20 restore
"n'ural color and beauty TO the
hair
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
COMMITTEE IND0RSES
MSERVE'S SERVICES
City Attorney Is Compli-
mented for His Zeal While
In office.

Thru an error IN the transcribinE
~ the resolutions passed by the city
Republican com mitioe Saturday
night, the office OF John n Meserye,
city attorney was omitted His name
and office came IN for highly COM
plimoutnry remarks IN the original
resolutions, he being praised for his
efficiency and zeal in law enforce-
mont"
Another error In transcribinE hp-
peared In the figures comparing the
simmons administration and the
one preceding The surplus ending
June 80, 1916. wAH siven kH t64.b76.
II should have read t64a675
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
ATTACK ON RUSSIANS
ANTAG0NIZES AUSTRIA
Germans Agreement { o
Leave Southern Russia
Alone Heals Breach.

AMSTERDAM. Feb. Is.--An
agreement has been reached between
Germany ana Austria Hungary
whereby ~ the event Of military nc
ton boins necessary, tho German
troops VIII be confined IL tn. iron
tier of droat Russia and the Aus
trians 10 Ukraine only This an
nouncomont IL made In Vionn. dls.
ratch.
l.oNnGV Feb. Is serious
sohiun hJs been created hctUeen
Germany and ApstrlailnnEary by the
'ermnatlon of tho armlstIcc between
the central powers and Runsh and
renewal OF n state of war accord
ing 10 The Copenhagen correappn.
dent of the Exchange Telegraph co
puny
The Austrian press 10 warning
Germany against rnnpening OF hos
Titles In which Austria does not
wish To participate The senii.offi.
clnl Fromdenblstt la silent. hut the
Teue Freie l'rrsse N quoted AZ polnt
tnR ont that tho AustrlaP monarchv
no longer borders upon Russia and
10 not Hike Germany compelled ~
warfare The only thing Austrta
n,lght DO. says tho rewsraner. IL IN
protect the FREQ connection h~twe-n
tho monarchv ana the Ukraine. bic
Tiat, which has Intimate connection
With the iIunga rian foreign
office, II reported nv the corresuon.
dent NJ contcuAlng that CONT
CKornin. the foreign minister Gun
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trnrc which the correspondents lntrr
piota ~ being plainly uddl..aod tu
Germany. reading
FROM our side tho pre- disposition
20 positive negotiation has nc,rs
been interrupted and 10 's 10 bu
hDrad ttaf negotiations Will NOT be
interrupted from the Other SIDE