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Newspaper Page TextTITE 3IOKNTXO OREROXTAX. FRIDAY, DECE3IBEB 10, 1915. GERMANY WILL NOT ACT FIRST III PEACE GERMAN CHANCELLOR. WHO ANNOUNCES HIS COUNTRY WILL LISTEN TO TEACE PROPOSALS. Chancellor, However, Says Nation Is Willing That War Should Be Ended. J.EAR-COLLAPSE IS DENIED If I'neeatra, hay BVthmaaa-Iloll , rtz. Make rropooala Com pal Itl With Dignity ana t-atrtj, K T1J Will Be DlsoiMcd. l'..fi Vtv rt-t rsa . com ffctie; aftr th great r-a.s la Jtrbte; after th opening f ral to tir TurhUa alliea. with tho In el ad threat against th meat iiit spot of ta rntia tu moire, maat Bt our nml reallJ tr tail moro that th cam for thara 1 loot Mt not many a man inox . who that tho war will aot d X' our d:dvtas. a" felmaetf th a'leetioa. why further sacrifice, why nut th tiarmaa (t(ml offr "la raisty bob of our eemle baa ,-Driw'4 u wi'.a suggestion et i.iri It ta their lnlerat to attrlbat to no feiaalr attar of pao.:. I'-otk fact kae th sam- plnatloa self. t.pti.a rort iotpft whlcfc w ';- enrr tnaka tf wa ap oruakxa thorn with oaa.ro- propoaaia. taat4 of waitia for than to cam to aw "t: I am ta raafe about oar a aa.-a rendition I mjt frt eaemtae tha f:it oaac. eu-id i f. ion a of'oor fea foaa la the first Intottrattoa of hopae at ar the broJa.t goo.1 aad tr:lim4 the dtru- tic af Gar Biany. .aLn.4 i willing, tf na arr. to wase war fir 3 taara. Ttta Bepl tlar. rnaaaejbila. hev. borom. a bit alirm.. at th wMlilT of war of thai length. Their final goal. ''pita latarmatiiato aat. ramaioa t"e aama." Ti I'haaratlor hst.'Ba.t -. pat(ka of too caatral puwar aad sa.d. "Trie pmn of trto way la tha Naar rl ta a l.admark lr taa al.tory of trua war I'irart military cenaectlaa wii Tarkay la of lnaatimatl. valve, Lroitrnkallr the Import from taa Hl kaaa aromplate our supplia la tbo BJet I af are 'rail af fTeealae-. Tro-pecta. aotaKtr, fir taa fvltar ara faU af promisa. "Tanka to tno f potL-y of Kiaa r4 aaoJ. a t.raa tfMja baa tua.tra. ta.t frana tla l.ioloM ail 4 Kai.ar powar. Ida u tai aa4 lao aar Aftar taa caarl iaioa of paaca ta krl,io wt: at raua4 wlta tha Ia4 of man-Ms battlisa. but wtll part a lr wtrkj aX paoco ti4 cviiura. VKorooa applauaa lIIcaai lata ra avara. M lr. lHrH Ifltar )rtat. -ma t of tao Iattt.-rio tun." walca a!')aat a I'aat commotiaa. catiauic. tka Caaa'-aiiar iaU: la tto r-'proal amctanca of oar gfi-ii wo nU atraactrtaa too frln4- ivp coo;i4ta.t by lao cornra4aaaip La arwa. aa la orti.r to otlr op nation as iat aa-a otriar. hat la oriar to par- l ipata artlvaly lr t.ia rto af couatriaa aat paopiao aaairou of mcorooa 4a- aalopmaat. our a lararla baa taai potitirally aa4 paUifarlty la tba Ha baaa tay aro bow atcamptiatT to compaaoata triamarlTiaa for by a poliry aai actiana of Viwiaaco aaainat aautral piwara, taaraNy famalaina trua to taa princip.ao wfcicn tftay bao follow a4 frooa taa boctaaiac linma Taia (an a Xnl. ' It la Cirvmrm i tarn. To aa laato ail al flrt tat woaa i fn tata Iroapa waro Ua4d at Saloo.al ba4 aakal tor taair aaaiataaco. M-aawato VaaUaloo a. ITam iar . a t mamit opraa.:y latara4 ta tro Oraaa ("aarabar luat taa lao-iinc of taa troopa at Kaioaiai kat no roenacttoa witit M aariiar laiairy aa to wbataar taa taata rot! t plaro In rvadtaaaa I ;.) ara fr IKo aaaucarwo at lira i l iu:aria. Mrlrbi!rnii1 fcaaTaa4 aal rranro ba. Baa a.aambaritiRa tronra at Kaloalkl ! pr aa.44 wlta tna laadmc In (pita af tiwrtilK protaata af tha Uraaa o ammmnt. ow taay ara baaatBt toro a mv.ear of t&a cmiBtrr. A o ara now wttaaaaia tBa tnCaroatioaT apa-ta.-ta of bow taa carnfrataae of I'ruaaiaa mill tariaaa wrlur ta dumiaatina powar of lia nrl'.-a r.aat a a brutal tn. I rompat ta liraak rorcriimiol to vio lata kta 4ntiia aa a aaulraj. "Tba Oraaa aayoraaaaat. daplta tbo t.frw-uU aitaatiaa. ta raoit.4 to ran ttauo to praaarao Ida aavitraltty. Mci arraapoa.t to Ita daatra aa4 tl.t tatocoaaijaratiea taa diaaity. la aiapaaUaaco aa4 lataraaia af Uraaca. Tba avatfar la aa( ya coaa:!a4o4. w t:i cuaajia- pta maaatr-maal r.nalaaul lrapr4 oa taa world ta fciaa taal ta aaMo uaaalfuaaaao It tank ap arm I taa aaka of a VlulaCad it.ia aai waa cail4 oa to laflwt tanutiiBMi oa liaraaar f r lata a-1 af ! Cnclartet aut.a44 la ait capita oat of tnat. but la lima aaa had to airo ap Valiuia aa tbo aottT for war "KlMf parauaa a pottcy of oppra. oaxa aa tao aatanta la now par inward ,rr caa a a kr play tao aypovriea. l aalM Oaaiora-d kma t aa artiila oa imV IJ ta iratmintr ta"ta apaly adTOi(ta4 taal i:nutai had takaa artna aa.a.t larnum b-.-aua that waa tra only war aa .rmany coui bo asaa tara.l Tka fl. know OaW. at taa for wa-rt. at r.alaa4 raanini, ta.a aaardar of aaltaaa tia-aa.- K.'.rt.a t tna aaiUtary oituatiaa. faa I nifli-a.iuf aat't "la fia luat our troupe wita t Auatf-ttnariAaaw aro o?trupt taat f af a4'.d aat auff0aaU4f da raaoa. ti paaitloa of ;uai la al li It la trua. taa Irani aa4 lirttia.t with t.1 sr-ataat daf!aaco of daata la a-tuaaaad la our fro at at aa-r-a pointa. bat t&a trrustlaa falladv "Tba Auatra-lloacariaa dafaaaito po- ithoa aalnat lEalr ara firmly lataL la Agatru t harm d'faaao acaiaat roa. I a ul atta.-a tho Italtaraa haro baaa r-P'.ia-Ht wlta c'daatia loaa of Ufa. 2Eay aaoata to rulna paacaful twao - 4'l!rtPira oao nna!o bar taa a. "Ta riium tha atroaomiral aitoattoa ta alaaoat larsul ln-iuary aat com pnorra kavo baaa Taiafaurata4 : anana-tar-y maetara hava boao raanUlai. tka poof railway and H5PH maia ara a aparatioa: tao priiu-taa of root la taayaaoina aat raackad la tao laI )uar ar almaat l l'rt Mil tana. "la t-oaaj, Ultnaaara ana) CoartarM fount tarrli.a daatrortioa cauaad by taa Huaa-aaa a otato of ceaapt-ta diaauiotloa. Wa rata4 aaar potu-a and aauatclpal taw aa t tamtary or Baaiaatloaa, Jyar ta hiatory wkaa a war asiUioaa aro ftcktiaa la a Ufa or daoea otrraacta ha at murrt paaraful work baaa ccua(!;t4 baDiad ta front. "i:coook;:r hat auft.cuat yriauoaa U aVairi. slad. Ta B . 1 a I I I . rm II ! I -I f . :' C , - I" la -I : tV L; v If I v r t JJ. a ! '"71 X: ' ' . : NAVYYARDSTO BUILD NEW BATTLESHIPS 1 Government Awards Work on Two to New York and Mare Island Plants. MORE EQUIPMENT NEEDED rholo Copyrlsht by Uodcrwood. TO HITTI1tt-llO.IAi:t. 1 Till: IMI'llHI IX WHICH UK ArPEARKD ik Tin: mutiibTAu .i3Ti:nuAi. aamy f.r Important footulf I pay In j- bichar prlraa than ta." Tho t.'han;allor oarly la bla rl rattawad rarrnt Bttaranraa rortrarn laar coadllrona of paaca rnada In rountrtaa orPoaod to i-rmauy. park a tba tmdiaf ovar of Alaaro and l-nrraina to Kraar. tbo annihilation of "ITsaataa mliltarl.ra." tha aapoialoa of tho Turka. caaaioa of tho laft bank of tho Halo and tha rraatloa of a tcraata Darbta. locluilln Uoanla. "J-ma.-1 roantriaa aro In parlou ptlxht lnr Kncland bai bean flfhllr. far tbarn." ha r. mar h.d. Mo dlaantaaad tbo prlnrlplo of nation lily aa appllad to (iarmany'a anrmlaa. Ha aikad wbtkr tba Brlllak Colonial f-rratary kaaw that of tho l.Oi." Inhabitant f Alaaro mora I ban par cant upok Uorman aa tha moth load. Ila ak4 whathar I'oland b- obc1 ta Itusaia by rlgbt of nation ailty and wbathar thla prlarlpl loa It powar bad lo If applied to India or I.CTPt- I'ood a ad rowawr tarolarow Hafftcloat. For thla rnrpoao thor bad barn In rant-4 lha ih-ary that Carmany rould turtad. Oa thla point ta Chanc! lor aalj with particular rmpharl: W ail ara that our food auppll aro utficiant. that th only Importan OM-atloa ta diatrlbotlon. Tho oronomle anil atrat.hlnar from Arra Into Ma potanava canaol b cruahtat cooomlc airy - A to oppar. th Cnanratlor da-arad CaroLaay bad taimana ateroo. auSlclaat for yaara. RafarrtaaT to tba diaruaaloa wbathar rtarmany' anamta would bo ablo to briaa- craatly uparter forra Into th Id. th Chaocallar roanllooad tbo fart that r raao alraady haa ca.lad to th coior ta Uao of 1JJ. brlBclntr Into tha war youth uadar tha uruat mill lary aca. Tba Cbaacaltoy rfrr4 la th chars trcia win Ileaulra ll.4lf tfA I'oanda of Stractaral Strl and AAAurancca Are GItcq TIir Will Ik Xo rlar. WASHINGTON-. tc. . Secretary Danlrla announced today that cootrmcta for th construction of battleship number 43 and 41. autnorUed by tha laal Conitr. bad bean awarded to tba New York and Mara Island Navy-yards, respectively. Tho bids were: New Tork. I7.C90.92S; Mar Island. ..l..U. Th decision to build tho ship In tha Government yards waa reached at a conference be tween President Wilson and Secretary ianiris in me tatter otilee. Tha rieoretary announced that he would aak. Contrrea to authorize tha equipment of tho Navy-yard at Phila delphia for battleship construction at a cost of approximately 1 1.000.000 In order to bo better prepared for tho In creased bulldlos; proa-rammo contem plated la th Administration defense plana. Krai to He Laid Meat laaatr. Krela of battleships numbers 41 and 44. Mr. Iwnlals said, could bo laid In Auirust or Paptember of next year. The battleship California, now bulldlna; at lha New York yard, will b off the way by that time. Secretary lianlals said hla determina tion to order th construction of the hips In Navy-yards had been talked over with the chairman of the Senate and llous military committee and the reason for the decision explained to them. The la't battleship constructed by th Navy, he said, bad cost ST.ZOO. 0i for bull and machinery, but In creased torpedo defense In tha new ships would mean an additional cost of 1150.000 to I ITS. 000. Congress set the limit for cost of each ship at 17. 100.000. and tha Secretary (aid that, whllo th department would not bold Itself to the estimate submitted by th N'w lork and alar Island yards, there waa a wld marun bat ween tho figures and the Congressional limit. Material Will t II Delayed. Tha ship will require t.42!.::0 pounds of structural steel and bids recently received from steel companias show that It can ba obtained at less than the cost estimated by th yards Armor plat price ara unchanged from last year. Assurances bav been received that there will ba no delay In tha delivery of any material. Mr. Daniel expects both ships to ba com pleted within S4 montha Chairman Tillman, of- tha Senate naval committee, announced today it would introduce a bill for the con struction of a Government armor plant of SO. 000-ton eapaci 000.000. Secretary Pa d the construction year and will renew hi proposals this Winter. t jn i ii ii itm Ifl l-i-i r- J . , iH art I " II 1-1 mm Trading Stamps Mean a BIG SAVING These Days Double Stamps Today and Saturday With a Coupon Worth Twenty Extra Gifts That Are Sure to Please l-PIECE GEXTLE MEN'S IVPAJrTS' SETS All in white, I silk-lined boxes. COLGATE'S ATD VILUAMS' DCITCASB SETS for ladies and men, four or five-or. piece sets, now for DERFC.MES, In orlsrinal pack- atres. rricea from. MOctoSIO $1.25 up IVORY DOMIVOES IntC 9. tC ni I woodor lealhercaaea.V w lvJ G flnetattoneryS I tO $7.50 PINOCHLE SETS on aale from.... THERMOS lUSCHM nc KITS on sale at... 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U ail ara about that. tio a la th rouatrla of ar emia th guilt and lg tanctad Willi coafualoa of puMie opiaaoo. It would bo folly for (arosaav ta ma a a paar pro Poo s', a. whwk would aot :.orta. but m-it langthaa th duratioa of th war. first lha rnasha aatat b tora from lhlr fat. If our nmi tnak pear I ro pa!e rompatibla With Gar maa y d.ally and safety, tbaa wa B.'t alwar ba raadyat dta cua Kanv fully raurlaii of ovr aaaaahaa military aurraa. w d-lia raapoasibiuty for ron tiaaatma of lb mtaary hi.h voar f,i. k-urvpa aad lb wbolo world. W all sera that our food up ptla ar sufflctaat. that tha only Important quaetloa I dtatrlba ttoa. Tba Korcmlo unit stratch lag from Arrae Into aleoptamla cannot bo cruobad. A 4a aol flaht la erdT to ublugat other nation. YV fiat for th protection of our lit aad libart. for th Gr naa gvrnmat. th war baa alway baaa what It was al th beginning a war Of defenao for tb liarasaa nation and for br f utura. Thank to ti fr.lchted pol-l-y of King Kerdtnand. a at roe g brldsa has baaa constructed unit ing firmly th cvatral powra with U tUlhao and th Naar eluded thla brtdg will not r J sound from lb lp of man h- log battaiiona. bat win srv th works of civilisation aad paar. Agalaat tb coarlaring power of taaa fart, our anemlee ar fcalplaaa. Tar t nothing In th ttuatioa now which could anaa ur roafldoaco. Sl'nMARIXKS TO BE FAST that members of th crew of a German submarine bad bean shot while de fenseless by lha crew of th British patrol boat Ila Talons', and said th Knllh preaa had concealed th fact la this caa from th nation. Aa b mad th remark th whole hou arns a aa zprealon of Indignation. - do not flrht la order to suhju gata other nations. ba said. V Debt for th protection of our lif and liiaerty. For th German government. at tha beginning a war of defensa for Bids to n Opnod In Fobrnarjr for Craft of New Type. WASHINGTON". Dec. . Announce ment wa made today that bid for the two fleet submarines authorised by tha last Congress would be opened at th Navy Department February 1. Opaci fication for boat designed to bav a surface aoeed of 15 knots hava been sent out to prospective bidders. Eighteen similar or larger sUDmersi bles are Included In tbe five-year build ing programme for the Navy recom mended to Congress by Tresldent WU-j on. Tha naw vessels mark a departure In naval construction, th department' announcement said, and were designed by tha department Itaelf. Tbey will have a displacement of 1300 tone aa compared with the 300-ton boata -now In commission and tha 1000-ton Schley, nearlng completion. So far as known, no European power u vet produced a ubmersibl bp- o- illiiLLlST BE SAFE tn German nation and for ber future. Peoro Moat Bo Penaaaeat. "Tba war can b terminated only by pear which will glva th rertltud that war will not return. W all scree about that. There lies and there always will Ii tb root of our trsnfth. "When blstory finally pas har ver dict upon th responsibility for this moat frightful of all wars, sh will uncover th horrinl evil which ha tred. Ignoraoc and falsification bav rented. "Se long aa this mlxtur of guilt and ignorance dominate tha feeling of the bostll nations and their leader, every tender of peac on our aid would be folly, which would not shorten, but langthrn th war. Th maska must first be dropped; our oemle ar still waging a war of destruction against u. With theories and declarations re garding peace we make no progress. Whenever our enemies approach us witl peace proposals which ar in con Washington Positive in Policy as to Submarine Attacks. TIME IS INSISTED OP, Note of Protest to Austria on Official Admissions Ancona Was Torjcdoe4 Rased That Be fore "Passengers Cot Away. WASHINGTON". Dec. 9. The note the United State baa sent to Austria-Hun gary on the sinking of tbe Italian liner Ancona was based, it was learned to ' kik 9& knot' surfaCB VPaed. TO Ll.,ki ilmBfllv nn th virtual nrlmlfl- dcu.s thTro. In full o.c7ou... of 'n,r hT Unatd ?.P-7"o. -"r tmt.mgnt that the th? rc.s 1 .,m, whlVh a h. br ,lrmm u"1 on ship was torpedoed before all the pa- :uVn'.rd.!r;..:pobT.T,yh'fr 'r.rpBorl.d'Jmt'ed: be l frlinTruXT.nd To'r'I "v- iom apprehension bad been felt by ofIt"-.aI(1 aIeo tnat th. po.itlon of r l?l .ah T. TS! Smr f,'c',"i.a0.W,hethPer.f? "a United States as outlined in IU nnnM.VVo'conqurr'Vh'.'or Kri' "u-t ewd'ay- bowar. communication asking reparation for that country a. I gu "- JZXSX for th. Am.ric.n IWes lostnd .urancc.t Itaowalao Warae4 of Falare. Ia prvtou peac ha I sketched th general aim of tb war. t could not b in or dafialt today or say what guar antee th Imperial government de mand, for eaarople. In th Iilgiaa Ouaatloa ar what constellation of power ema accessary as a foundation for thee guarantiee. Tur foa muat tall themselves one thing tb longer aad bitterer they was Ihi war against ua tba greater win b th aaceasary guaranteea. If or anamlaa wish to r-t a barrlr for all tint between us and th rest of lb world. 1 should aat b surprtaad If w arrange our tutur so that neither specifications and are expected to sub mit propossla. It Is thought PrJl" that an will b constructed by tb Government In any event. ,.- Th bOata Will mraaura ........ .. tit feet In length. It I understood, and ,,i . itrutainr ranius aim - - - going gu.lltle. to mak. them e'fectlv. in any weather and able to crulsa with th battl fleat. FRANCE TO LIMIT HELP r-ot.ilnird From flrr r . ncll of th allied Admirals It I cer- - --a- -i a (fia. stnntr - . linn tf Be la the taat nor th.' W,t may our foe. tain that w hould ba "rl"'B entrknc gate throuah attack, or threaten ui coetrol th whack tbey aaaw.- Whers th Chancellor ended bla p-re. h tha whol chamber Joined la an outburst of applaua. After th Chancellor bad mad bis reply to tb Socialists, th other partle mad a joint declaration approving lb aaariiur attaraac and Indorsing h view that la tb conditions of peac made after tha war there muat bo guaraatea for Uermaav'a aafatv. va If this Implies annaaatioa of ter ritory." SECOND SPAN IS READY Another Section of 1117 Bridge IVr flared Today. to VANCOUVER. W.th Doc. (Spa- da.) Th acond span of tho Colum bia Interstate bride Is to b floated out about 10 tomorrow morning. Preparation were mad for floating It out today, tba tugs ram over from Portland aad mad fast after th bare bad been pumped out. but by hat fim it was so late th span could Dot po.aibly b placed before dark. As verythtog Is la readiness now. tba bents In plac and th barge amply. n bridge engineers hop to gvt the paa started on Its way towards tb lere wher It I to rest early and probably local It In position before noon. A large crowd waa oa th alert all fteraoua and tb movlng-plcture men aet oa band. .. .i.. tH- TArlt. cpl tb suprem oir;iu ' Isb Admiralty. Eagld Declared rrepared. "For th conduct of th great Conti nental war for which England was so lll-prpard. with an army composed purely of colonial Oeneral and officers, th. frame-work. It was bo difficult to enlarge, why should not England trust soma what to our genoral staff, which. deanlte Imperfection, la neverinei th general taff of on. of th. great warrior nations of Europe sna to mo who posses to a high degre. th. tem perament and Instinct for war and are accustomed to ret turop.an warsi -In any rase, tb dlscusalon of th. Balkan baa lasted too long. If Eng land I haunted by th Idea of defend ing Egypt and doea not feel that-It should rally to th opinion of tb. ma jority of tha allies, then let Italy, Itu- la aad Franca alona go to tba rescue of tb. Serbs." Mr. Trout Denies Candidacy. CHICAGO. Dec. . In a telegram from Jacksonville. Fl-. today. Mrs. Urac Wilbur Trout, former president of th Illinois r.quai euiirag aoso elation, denied that she la a candidate for tha presidency of tho National American Woman Suftrag Association in succession to Dr. Anna Howard rm of the world's sreetaet railroad tun- a-la. mra than ttirre mllaa Ions, racently I aa romplrtrd through nanantalns oa the I Irarder ut Aala aliaur aad bcia. repea no matter whether a merchantman atops on tha firing of a warning shot by a warship or after a pursuit, all the passengers must ba removed before tbe vessel is sunk. Reply to Inquiries Nt Receive. Information concerning tha prlncl pal factor considered in tb framing of tb American not wa obtained after it had been said at tb State De partment that no reply to th list of Inquiries recently submitted to the Vienna Foreign Offlc through Ambas sador Penfield bad been received. The admissions of tb Austrian Admiralty war contained in an official state ment issued on November 14, which, after giving the Austrian version of tba chse of th Ancona, continued as fol lows: "Th submarine allowed 43 minutes for tb. passenger and crew to aban don tba ateamer. on board of which panic reigned, but only a imall num ber of boats were lowered and these Wfra occupied principally by the crew. Dr. Paul C. Yates TEN TK IRS or HONEST DENTIS TRY V axiBTlAHn, A s I to fi I Have Cut Prices 1 will save you 60 cents on every dollar on tbe best dental work made by human hands and without pal a. I.ULU tHVWM B3.00 I BS.OO B HI DOE WORK $3.00 t SS.OO riLLIVGS. ILN PLATES. 310.00 aad All Work Gaaraataed Klfteea Year. PAULC YATES DENTIST eeoad Floor of Rotheblld Bldg. rarta aad Waaklagtea. A great number of boats, probably a sufficient number to save all the pas sengers, remained unoccupied. "After a period of 60 minutes and aa another steamer was approaching the submarine submerged and torpedoed the Ancona. which sank after an ad ditional 45 minutes." Admission Is Accepted. This statement was accepted here as an unqualified admission that many of the passengers were still aboard when the Ancona received her death blow. Much evidence along this line has been obtained in depositions secured by con sular agents from American citizens. While the United States has in sisted heretofore that vessels carry ing noncombatanls ba not sunk without warning, this is the first case, it is said, that has developed the view of the government as to what time is con sidered ample for the purpose of re moving passengers to a place of safety, as provided in the declaration of London. The position of the United States is understood to be that while no specific time can be settled upon which would be applicable in every case, it Is evi dent that sufficient time was not al lowed in this instance. The Ancona is considered an extreme case, it bein? admitted by. all sources of information that panic prevailed aboard the ship. SOUR STOMACH When vegetable food ferments It causes sour rising in tha throat, the formation of gas in th. stomach which distends it and causes pain often ex tending to the region of the heart and arousing a fear of heart disease. This condition Is called acid dyspepsia. 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