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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-21
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-21
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-21

TODAy'S BUSINESS EPIGRAM
Choose yorW job. don't let your job
choose yOW.
what does this mean 20 SOU?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-21
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The mar kst ruled steady with "a fLlr de
mand on the basis of T.+1r for ine granu
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28

$40 F. Wash. St. Phone 1S09
 Look over the carsS listed below ana
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
w amGed

Good clean cotton rags at the. Re
 publican office. If
 FOR RENT-New cleared land for milo maize crop, share or cash rent.
 Fowler project, four miles west Han sens water ready. Lincoln Fowler. dp
 "A GOOD FARM for lease for one year, in Casa Grande Valley. 50 acres of the best land in the valley, all cleared, plowed. levelled and floated, ready to be planted in any kind of crop. Good pumping plant, very good room house, barn and all farming implements. Will either rent cheap or put in crop on shares, as I have very little money. See me at once. Robert Lorraine, Casa Grande, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
USED CAR SALE

Pathfinder ...................... 1000 Studebaker 6, 1917 model ........ $50 2 DOdges. practically new, cord tires and extra equipment ..... 500 Smith Form-A Truck ......... 450 2 Maxwells, practically new ...... $50 Overland Roadster .............. 45O Buick Speedster ................. 300 Overland Truck ......-.......... 25O Ford Trucks, make offer.
 Oakland, good as new S700 Overland, 1916. good condition $500 Overland, Model S3, pass. ..,.... $450 2 Ford Touring Cars ............ 325 APulNN sss-.."- s...sssss-. oVO Many others to choose from.
 OPEN ON SUNDAYS
 Cars Sold on Easy Terms
 Every Car Guaranteed PHOENIX AUTO CLEARING HOUSE Cor First Street & Van Buren
 W. II. GRANT, Mgr.
 Phone 1701 If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
Wanted Situation Female

COMPETENT, experienced steno- grapher wants position about May 1st Box TAO Republican. ds
 YOUNG WOMAN would do gentle mems mending and repairing. Box 1733 Republican. gs
 PLAIN SEWING. Hats remodeled. Milans cleaned. 229 E. Monroe. Side entrance. 5-d
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
NARTTN EROS. MOTOR co.

MARTIN BROS. MOIOft OC' $40 F. Wash. St Phone 1SoS Look over the carsS listed below and pick out your car.
 Brand new Maxwell, run only 500 miles for ......-........S Ho.VV 1918 Maxwell, run only 2OOO
 miles for .....-..-.--.....-'p t-0'VV 1917 Maxwell new paint and in
 excellent shape .....-...-.-.S ozo.UO 1916 Maxwell, in perfect shape $ 425.OO 1916 Maxwell, bargain buy at 4OO.0O Ford Speedster, 1916 Model,
 thoroughly overhauled ......S 2S5.OO 1916 Ford touring, runs like new 5 52O.OO Ford taxicab, new paint and
 rebuilt .,............-..-. 4zo.UO Pathfinder Model 1SA; it's
 yours at .......t...+..--- D oVV.VV miles .,.-........-..........$1S $1SOo.OO 1917 Jordan, new paint and
 rubber ...............-......$16 .$16OO.OO Ods Big Six, new paint and
 extra tires ...............-.$ 75O.OO Jeffery pass. rebuilt from
 stem to stern ...........-..S SOO.OO Paige pass. overhauled ........$ 900.O0 Maxwell Special Model 40
 Speedster ..................S 325.00 Classiest white enamel speed
 ster in town ....,........S 250.00 Overland so Five pass. .....$ 425.00 Ford 1917 Model for ...........S 10000 We've got lots more, too. Come and see us. do FOR SAI,E-Jefferv Ouad truck
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
For Rent-Furnished Rooms


 FURNISHED ROOM with private family. Desirable location, close in. All conveniences. Phone 24sS. 1t TWO LARGE furnished rooms; pri- vate entrance, shed in rear for auto. sos North 4th St dr LARGE ROOM with sleeping porch, suitable for two. 40 w. Monroe. If FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room with piano, screened bed room with adjoining bath. both rooms are cool and comfortable, suitable for two, two blocks from car line, garage, the rent is very reasonable. These rooms must be seen to be appreciated. 1909 'vNet Pierce St. dr OR RENT-A pleasant front room, new. Only healthy and employed man need apply. Phone 3076 gs TWO COOL PORCH ROOMS cheap s2.50 per week. 25 w. Monroe. dl FOR RENT-Large front room. Gen. tlemen only. 511 N. End St. sd COOL, SHADY front room. APT W. Jefferson. dp CLEAN, COOL BEDS, $500 month or by night. 427 W. Jefferson dr
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
Rooms and Board

GRADUATE NURSE has room for one more patient and screen porch. Phone 1899. dr FIRST. CLASS BOARD and rooms to sheep men. 1239 East Adams. 5b FOR ROOM AND BOARD in private family, good location. Phone 3705 or call at TIT N. Sixth St. If PHOENIX SANATORIUM-Dis Of the throat and chest a speciality. 2227 North Central Ave. Phone 4159
 if
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
For Sale-Automobiles

AUTOMOBILE Truck and Passe:n- ger body, Al, 1914 model, self starter new rear tires. only $500 liberty bonds taken. Call Sunday Saunders Car penter shop. 501 W. Washington St.
 It
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28

FOR SALE-Jeffery Quad truck, used 4 months; first class condition. Bargain. T. M. Burroughs, 31 N. 1st Ave. dr
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
Business Chances

ALL KINDS OF CONCESSIONS for the Riverside Park. Apply at the Elks theater. dp
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
w amted

Good clean cotton rags at the Re- publican office. If
 E G G S. Arizona California prize winners, single combs, White Minorcas. heavy laying strain. Carson Minorcas Ranch. Phone 1SR1l. dp
 FOR SALE-White Wyandotte eggs S1.50 per setting. Chicks 25c. Phone 116J2, Lyman, Rural Route 5. 4dp
 FOR JUICY white Leghorn squab broilers. Phone Weber 213J2. If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
For Sale-Automobiles

PASSENGER DODGE car for sale Inquire at 29 East 9th, Street, Tempe after 4:90 p. m. gs
 HUDSON "37" new rubber, mechan- ically perfect This is an extra good buy. Will accept Ford or small in part payment. Phone 3911. 1t
 FOR SALE-Cheap for cash ? light automobiles, going away. 1923 East Monroe St. dr
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
Help, Female

WANTED-Woman for housework, one who can go home nights preferred. 1874 E. Pierce. dr
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD Strayed two horses from the J. W.
 Parry pasture, Tempe, one sorrell mare
 weight about 1900 lbs. not shod, white
 star in forehead. One black mare, un- tail
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
Wanted Situation Male


 or driving experience, anything con- sidered, must have work quick. Ad- dress P. o. Box TIT. gs
 WANTED-Job with mining com pany, carpentry in it's various branches, millwrighting, setting and repairing machinery. Experienced in mining and amalgamation. Address or call, J. P. Brinkley, 1923 East Mon roe St. Phoenix. AriZ. gS
 FIRST CLASS double entry book keeper, accountant, fine office man, desires permanent position 12 years experience, wholesale and retail, also public utilities (gas and electricity); fine references, married. Address Bookkeeper, P. O. Box 494, Mesa, Ari- zona. It
 JAPANESE CLUB Most reliable agency for any help, especially cooks and walters. 215 South Fourth Ave. Phone 303S. If
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-06
rechaza la oferta de paz
n
oferta al Imp.
persia
lie hd propuesto IN mutuo
retro de tropas iavdsords

LONDRES. Enero 5.-El Minlstro
bolshevikis de Relaciones EXterlores'
Leon Trotzky, segun dice el cores
ponsal en- Petrogrado del Exchange
Telegraph Company, ha enviado una
communication al gobierno persia. O.
freciendole iniciar negociaclones pa
IA la evacuation de las tropas rnsas
I del territorio persia, siempre que Tur-
uuia convenga en- retirar tamblen dc
csc terfitorio las suyas.
Los comisionados rusos, aSrega eI
]corresronsal de r~eferencia: han deci-
dido igralmente entrar en- negocla-
clones 0 ell gobierno de Ia Ucrania'
sobre la base de que sc reconocera
Ia republica ucraniana, 81 no Sc po-
nen obstaculos a las o~peraciones MI
litares contra el general kaledines
! 81 lider cosaco V Sc sugiere que Ia
n~ccociaciones sean tenidas en- Smo'
lenko o Vjtebsk.
De acuerdo con las informacioncs
enviadas por el misrlo co~rresponsal,
". Kerensky. el cX-Primer Mlnlstrt
russo, ha preparado un mensaje in
formative acerca de sus servicios du,
rarte el periodic de Ia primera revo
luci0n, que sera ~presentado a Ia \,
, samblca Co~nstituyentc. Segun sc
sahe. dicho informe contiene comp e.
tos detailes de las condolences que
existian en- e. frente de batall7, du,
rantc Ia ofensiva de JUNO Y las ra,
! zones porQuc dicho f~unci0nario de-
cidio trasladar al ey-Emperador Nico.
las. a Ia Siberia.
En- los archives del Ministerio dc
Rclaciones Exteriores russo. Sc hal,
descubicrto documentos de cytraord!-
mario inter2s. relatives a las negoci"-
clones entire Alemania V el gobiernu
imperial russo. para Ia celebration dc
! una convention nacional. con el pro-
p6sito de combatir al socIallsmo.
C'Cros documentos en- los que Sc HAGEN
relatoS acerca de los origeneS de Ia
guerra, ~arroian mucha luz sobre cier-
tos aspectos de Ia politica alemana,
Todos estos documentos Y papc!es Sc
daran . la pIblicidad. tan pronto CO.
mo sean clasificados y pucstos en- or
den.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-06
TRIUNFO DEFORTIVO DE UN
HEROE DEL MARINE

PARIS. Enero 5.-G2rard Mels'
ter. herido cinco wees en- Ia batalla
del Marine; venci6 en- las pruebas
De M~atacion que todos los amos sc &C.
'ebran en- Navidad Y que cOnsisten en-
Ell Sena, una ~travesia de $50
pies ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
E! term6metro marcaba cast cero.
Los puentes V orillas del Sena csta-
ban repletas de publico que vitoreo
a los ~nadadores cuaHd9 Sc ~lanzaron
acknowledgements a. aqua east helada.
Meister obtuvo Ell mismo triunfo en-
1913.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-06
~ATROC|DADES
DEL0S ALENAN[S
Dieron muerte a IN iIustre
beIga por medic de tor
mentoS inimaginables

WASHINGTON. Enero 5.-La Lee
gi6n beiga recibi6 hoy IN despacho
en- el que Sc da cuenta de Ia muerte,
por enagenaci6n mental Y agotamien-
to. de Rene paillot, distinguido abo-
gado, que fue acusado de haber eSta-
do escribiendo en- Ia famoSa publ
cacion patriotica clandestina la Ii
Gre Belgique" que veia la luz publ
ca en- Bruselas a pesar de las culda-
dosas investigaciones Y pesquisas lie
vadas a cabo por los invasores alema-
mes para dar con ei lugar en- que Sc
imprimia V con los que en- ella cola
boraban o de a'guna manera favore-
clan ell que llegara q manos del pu-
blico y a pesar, tambien, de las pro-
mesas de recompensas que fueron he
chas por las propias autorldades m
Todas esas ~gestioncs de los
iavascr 5 / Icron inutiles, pues nunca
l~ograrc1 c2pturar a los publicistaS
del rcfc~ido pcri6dico Y NJ. Rene Pal
Hot fu acusado de G n de los
qae en- 81 escribian, sin que sc !c
haya llegado 4 prcbar tai cargo, no
obsSante 10 cual, Sc lie tenia en- pri-
sion, que fue donde murio.
En la actualidad, las a~utorldades
alemanes estan obrando o mayor
rigor aun qle anteS. 81 cabe, contra
todos los que les parecen ]sospecho-
Sos de tcner o haber tenido alguna
relac:6n con la mencionada pub!ica-
cinn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-06
TgOTLKY INSISIE En- QUE
Las CONFERENCIAS Sc
CELEBREN EN- ES-
TOCOLN0

ICNDRES. EHero 5.-Un despa-
cho re y;ers r~ssmit;do 2 Zurich Y
on,.;,5o de ALI ror 81 corresponsal
IA. r,.b,,r. Ta,acranh Comnapv
ia as+, ca,;tal =, cncn+a de che 4
!, uoood. ia las JaIepados de las
po.ono;,. ca,traio, ., jrovsi.
nov. r,,rrdar las n~ceoc;aciones de
,az q, csa ci,dad, como habja que
Ill., na,,oniJo o,co,+r,ron o,,o lbs
lo1oa.dos ,.,sos M bah;ar raoresado
n,;n do potr,or.do mos soe,in marc
- nro4-,, firr,o. on srs
,~ro,;s;.os do c.,a 81 as;or+o da y
.o,roror.;a 60. ,rasI,dado -. Fsto-
-.
Hh "!cha c'uua"' s. e"co''i"'o"
los Delegates teutoheS I'm 1e'esraha
&c los ruSoS: lnSlStiendo en- que las
junt2S 0 con1efehclaS dc paZ sean
tTasiadadaS d Ia capital sueca. Los
delegados teutones pidieron inme-
diatamente instrucciones a res
rectlvos go5lernoS, acerca dc como
deoIan o5rar en- ei case.
ii resu!tado de Ia situaclon creada
en- la negociac!oAeS DC paz entire los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-06
LA PRE-
PUBLISHED livery bkT.
Trims o. gUEGGsRT1oN:

United states. Ci1sds. Msxfsa. CHA rz1h
u siea, Hd Ia esihpptss htasSs:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-06
Ga paz solo podra
hacerse cuando Ale
mania restltuya TODD
10 que debe repare
elmalque ha hecho,"
dijo Lloyd George
CON AMPL!TUD T0D0S
LOS MOTIVES QUE INGLATE=
IRA TEENE PARA RECHAZAR
LAS PROPOSICIONES

LONDRES, Enero EN- un dis
curse Que el Primer Ministro ingles
Sir David Lloyd-George, pronun-
clio hoy. expuso de n manera de-
| finitiva e .hizo APPLICATION concrete
de los p~ropositos de guerra por los
cue esta luchando la Gran Bretana,
declarando que Ia guerra debia con-
tinuar Y continuaria hasta que ell
militarismo aleman, no ell pueblo ale
! man. hubiera sido aniqui!ado, hecha
una completa reparacion y reconoci-
dos los derechos inte-nacionales.
FL primer Ministro pronuncio su
discurso ante las uniones de omer-
clio V declare al principle que, so
lamen:e las causas mas ~iustas, mas
giardes V mas c~laras, pcdian ~iustifi-
car Ia continuation aun por un dia,
De csta innenarrable agonia de las
n~acioncs."
"Debemos V queremOs estar al la
do de IA democracia francesa hasta
u mIerte," diio el Primer Ministro
al anunciar que uno lie los primeros
requisites para Ia paz. debiera ser Ia
rcstauraci6n de las provincias de Ia
Alsacia V la Lorena. Despues declare
uuc "a reclamation de los i~talianos
a Que Sc lie devolvieran sus provin-
cias perdiGas. era tambien n nece-
sidad vital Y agrego que la Gran
Breta1a !ucharia sin descanso por
las dcmocracias de estas dos nacio-
mes.
La Gran Brctana tiene tres fines
O prop0sitos whales que perSigue en-
csla guerra, dec'aro ell primer Minis
trc. "Estamos luchando por una paz
justa Y permanente y para clio de-
ben llenaTse enteramente tres con
diciones: primera, la santidad de los
tratados restablecidos; segunda, un
arrcglo territorial, basado sobre ell
derccho de la propia determination o
consent;micnto de los gobernados, y
Ultima. ~creacion dc una organization
International para limitar los arma-
! mcntos V disminuir las p%robabilida-
des de guerra.
Para asegurar estas condolences,
el ImpeYio britanico csta p%reparado
= rcsuclto Il hacer ain mayores Sa-
cr;ficios."
La reparacion, significa recono-
c:miento, dijo ell primer ministro." A
mcnos que los derechos international
cionalcs scar reconocidos por la in
sistencia Ell e. pago del perjuicio
hecho en- desafio de sus canones, clio
no puede jamas ser n reaiidaG. :
"DespuGs viene la restauraci0n de
Serbia, Montenegro Y las parties ocu-
padas de Francia. Italia y Rumania.
Ia complete evacuation de los ejer-
c!tos enemigos Y reparaci0n por las
iniusticias cometidaS, es la condicion
Fundamental dc una paz permanent
tc."
Rcfiricndosc a las dcclaraciones
hcch&s por ell Condo Czernin, cl Mi
nitro de R~clacidnes de Austria
Hungria, cl % dc Dicicmbrc en-
Brest-Litovsk cl primer Ministro in
giles, diio:
"Es impossible Greer que una paz
permanente pueda erigirsc sobre
ILL., L Z 4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-06

). ). - !. !. !.
: True translation filed with the !:
:. Postmaster It san Antonio. Tex, on
4. IN january ith. a. required ~
= the act OF October 6, 1917.
::
LONDRES, Enero. Dos hego-
ciadores alemanes de paz Sc hallan
de vuelta en- la ciudad de Brest-Ll-
tovsk. lugar de reunion para las con-
~fereneias pacifistas. 81 los delegs-
dos rusos no regresan a dicha ciudad,
en- ell plazo convenido, Sc cree que
los teutones romperan el armist!clo-
FL Concil,er Imperial Won Her
ting Y Ell p~ortavoz del Minister!o de
Relaciones Exteriores de Alemanla,
en- el Reichstag, han dirigido sendos
discusses de los lideres dee Sc Cuerpo
Legislative, presentandoles I'm esoo-
20 op:imista de las n~egociacioDes de
paz con Russia. E. doctor o KuehI-
mann ha recibido i~nstrucciones &c
continuar las conferencias de paz, pc
no ~rechazando la proposition rusa &c
IN trasIado de dicha c]onferencia 4
4 suelo neutral.
Ahora. TODD depends de la actItuG
de .Alemania respecto de Ia Polonia,
Lituania V Courlandia. Les bo!she-
vikis insisten CT que deben eracuar
erteramente eSas provincias Y 4 me
nos que los Imperios Centra!es ac-
cedan 4 clio. puede darse como clcrta
una ruptIra de las discuSioHeS &c
raz En- tai case. los ai:ados es cast
SECURE que ~extenderian su reconocl-
miento al gob;erno bolsheyih Y Sc
evitaria asi que Russia abandonara Ia
causa.
Hav indicioS. sin embargo, de les
cue aparece que Berlin tiene la in
tenc!6n de destruir a Russia como ma
c!6n. para 10 cual pretende hacer una
naz con los Estados Separadamente.
Polonia Y Ucrania han nombrado de
lera6os 4 las confcrenciaS de Brest-
L;.ovsk para que obren independent
temente de los ruSoS. Todo este. =
cregado a la seria contradiction en-
qIe aparecen los terminus de las
c ausu!as primera V segunda de las
pro2osiciones de paz alemanaS, ha he
cho Que en- Russia Sc levante II ola
de indignation por 10 que Sc conside-
"a como los p~ropositos ocultoS de los
teutones para aneXarse las provinciaS
ocupadas.
Fl reconocimiento de! gobierno de
Loninc por los aliados, eS probable.
y depe1dc del curse que sigan los y
contecimientos. La ;nsinuacioa que
fue hech& aver por uno de los prin-
~cipales diarios londincnscs, Sc hasa d
parentemente en- una information
2nviada por un c~orrasponsal diploma
tico V en- la que Sc dice que debido
al descubrimiento hecho por los bols-
hevikiS. &c la doblez de los alema-
mes, pueden sobrevenir aconteci-
mientcs inespcrados.
Tres son las alternatives que SC
~p.esentan", dice eli citado coFrespon-
sal:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-06
Vuelven a Brest-
Litovsk los
teutOneS
Hacen esfuerzos por recnHdar
las, conferencias de paz

!. ). :. :. :. /. = = : = : ::
. Truc translation filed with tac ::
Postmaster Il san AntOnio. Tex, on :
an Jauuarv 9Th. ~ required bH :
!. the act OF October 8, 1911 :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-06
rELEroNo, TRAVIS iIit.

LA PRENSA es 81 per!odtco meIic8no Do
mayor ~circulsei6H en- los Estados Upldos,
? por 10 nnto 81 major PISA Los u
siinfes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-06
CANJE DE PRISlONEROS FRAN
CESES Y ALEMANES.

PARIS, Enero 5.-Una nota Off
cial hacc punIica la concentration dc
un conveniio entire los gobicrnos
frances y a!eman. para Ct CAME oe
prisioneros.
Gracias u este pacto, los oficiales
suhaiternos y los so!dadoS dc 4S
amos O mas, que han cStado prisio-
ncros mas de Is meses. seran repa-
triados. Los oficiales que esten Ell
iguales condolences, seran internados
en- Suiza.
No obstantc las gcner0saS ofertas
del gobierno suizo, han fracasado, di-
ce Ia nota, las ncgociacioncs enca-
minadas a extender los mismos bene-
fic!os d los so!dadoS de mas de 40
amos Y padres de tres hijos.
que los dclegados teutones han regre
sado va a Brest Litovsk con nuevas
inst:ucciones De su gobierno.
FL hecho de que los Delegates ru-
SOS no hayan comparecido Ell Brest-
Litovsk para reanudar las regocia-
clones, viene a complicar aun mas
la ~s:tuaci6n, Y SUI resultado no es IA
oil predecir clal sera.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
Netu England Yards
Contribute Four Big
Ships to Launching

BOSTON, July 4.--Four large ships
slid into waters about New England to-
day while whistles shriekcd, bands
played and thousands checred. 1t was
New Eng!and's first genera! response
to the build more ships" slogan and
the 10000 tonnage in steel and wooden
craft, not to mention the war ship con-
struction, will be echoed by more mer-
chant marine week by week
Ten thousand persons saw the three
Ferris type, 3,500ton wooden steam
ships, Chibabose, Milton and Roy II
Beattie launched at the new Newing
ton shipyards, OF l.. II. Shattuck, Inc
near Portsmouth, N. II. 1t was the first
time since the war or in the history
of New England that three ships of
this size have been launched from one
yard at time.
The steel steamship Sagadhoc, a
9,5O0-ton oil burner, was launched at
the yards Of the Texas Steamship Com
pany, Bath, Me. Miss Dorothy Sewall
sister Of Lieutenant Sumner Sewall, q
naval aviator who entered the service
from Bath, was sponsor for the craft
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
Pershing Wires Greeting
AS Aurora Is Launched IL,
Birthplace of Old Potomac

WILMINGTON, Del. July 4.-Taking
the water twenty days ahead of sched-
ule time, the 300-foot steel cargo car
rier Aurora was launched here to-day
before crowd of 1000 onlookers in
the yards Of the Pusey & Jones Com
pany.
The completion of the boat, which
was built on the same spot as was the
old Potomac in 1862. ELECTED a special
cablegram from General Pershing,
which c. Stewart Lee, superintendent
of the plant, read to the crowd.
"Thc launching of 100 ships on the
Fourth Of July" wired General Perish
ing, "is the most inspiring news that
has come to us. All ranks Of the army
in France send their congratulation
and heartfelt thanks to their patriotic
brothers in the shipyards at home. No
more defiant answer could be given to
the enemy's challenge. With such back
ing, we cannot fail to win. Hail to the
American shipbuilder."
William G. Redfeld Secretary Of
Commerce, brought the workmen a mes
sage Of congratulatlon from the Pres-
dent Mayor John w. Lawson also
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
Summons to
Revolt Heard
In Reichstag
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peace, he added, did not call for
fresh governmental declaration.
"What would result after our previ-
Gus experiences he asked. "The usual
result is to excite the people and cause
a conflict of view in this country and
abroad. One sees, indeed, something
that looks like a tiny spark, and that
evokes hope Of better insight on the
part of our enemies, but it is IN gen
era so weak that the disadvantages
abroad arising from such declarations
cannot be outwei ghed by it.
"These disadvantages are that the
enemy governments, in order to main
tain cohesion and incite their peoples,
give false meaning to our sincerely
meant words, suggesting that they
mean we are unable to bring the war
to a victorious end"
He assented to Herr Scheidemann's 5
declaration Of the German peace terms
-"the conclusion of peace with honor
and without prejudicing Germany in
the peace terms''-say the German
government had gone beyond this for
mula.
eve must wait until the enemy's
will to war and win to destruction are
broken" he added. He defended the
army command, and said:
"In war Of such duration and i'm
portance the civil leaders cannot pro
ceed quite independently of the army
leaders. nor vice versa. We cannot
dispute the right of the army leaders
if they lead US to victory and peace"
The government, he said, would 60
its way, for that way did not lead to
military despotism nor to a peace of
conquest, but to a peace OF understand
ing, for which the majority in the
House and the entire government were
striving.
A bill for fresh war credit of 49,
O00.000000 marks, to be covered by
loans, was introduced to-day in the
Reichstag.
Won Payers reference to the $50
cialists' rejection of the budget" is the
first reference to such action. Hither-
to the majority Socialists. led by
Scheidemann, have voted for the war
budgets and the minority Socialists
have voted against them