Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
SWEDEN ASKED TO
 INTERVENE FOR AUSTRIA

SWEDEN ASKED TO
 INTERVENE FOR AUSTRIA
 PARIS, Oct. 5-The Austro Hun garian minister at Stockholm has been charged to request the Swedish oov- ernment to transmit to President Will son proposal to conclude immediately with him and his allies a general ar naistice and to start without delay ne- eotlations for peace.
 ms announcement is made in 6erne dispatch to the Havas agency. ne text of the proposal follows: The Austro- Hungarian monarchy, which has made only defensive warfare and has borne witness several times to It's desire to put an end to the blood shed and conclude an honorable peace. proposes by presentation to President Wilson to conclude immediately with nm and his allies general armist:ce on land. on sea and in the air and start without delay, negotiations for peace. hese negotiations will be based on the fourteen points in President Will sons message of January 8, and the tour points of his speech of Februa.,~ 1918" ~ 's'' or 'ep'efn0er <'' In transmitting this despatch. the 6erne correspondent of the Havas agency says:
 Germany and Turkey must take tine same step as Austria. Meanwhile the semI- officIal news agency at Berlin WIthholds the news, evidently awaitinu the meeting of the rechstaq, which wlll be held this afternoon.
 The imperial chancellor, Prince maximIlan, certainly will make an i'm portant announcement in the reichstsu, which has assembled four days in ad- vance of the regular time
 The action of the Austrian oovern- ment has been preceded by nun,ber of conferences with representatives of serl,n and Hungary. both civil and military and representatives from the states of the German confederation"
 On Sept. IA, the Austro Hunoari government invited all the beIIioerents governments to enter into non bindino dlscussions at some neutral meetinu place with view to bringing about peace. Two days late~ President Will son rejected the proposal. decIarino that the American government had made its position and purpose SD pI.in havina repeatedly stated the terms up on which peace would be considered that 1t would entertain no proposal fo~ such a conference.
 Baron burlan, the Austrian H,n garian foreign minister, in announcinn that he was not surprised at the recep ton of his peace note, declared that if had already produced remarkable pbe- nomena and would do so still more in the near future. Rumors have hesn prevalent in Vienna political circIss that the foreign minister would soon send second note to the beIIioerents. which would certain more precise statements.
 WASHINGTON. Oct 5.-The state ment was authorized officially late tonight that the American government had received no news of peace pro- posals from Austria Hungary and had no official information whatever con corning new developments reported to be impending in the Teutonic cam paign for peace by negotiations.
 AMSTERDAM, Oct. 5.=(Reuters)- The new peace note of Baron Buriar. Austro Hungarian foreign minister. will declare that all of President Will sons terms have been accepted. ac cording to a Vienna dispatch 10 the E'ranckfort Zeitung, which is quoted in the Dutch Press. The note - be nuhlished i'm nn1ndin4a