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HUM APPEARS!
IRAK FOR PEACE
ELIEVED THAT H08TfLITIE?
HAVE ENDED, NO ARMISTICE
YET ARRANGED.
IANY DIFFICULTIES ARISE.
hancellor David LJoyd-George Hopea
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No Power Will Break Into Arrangements.?Settlement
of Peace Condi*
tions Will Prove Long Task.
London.?'Having failed in tier hairdous
coup, Bulgaria is now showing
erself anxious for peace. No formal
rmistice has yet been arranged, bu;
; is believed hostilities are virtually
Qded. It is feared, however, that the
attlement of peace conditions will
rove a long task, many new element*
aving entered to complicate matters,
lulgaria'S decision not to oppose Rulania's
occupation of Silistria and the
trip of territory she desires, removes
ne difficulty. But other developlents,
such as the Greek occupation
f Kavala, to which Bulgaria is ejected
to offer bitter resistance, are
alculated to lead to troublesome neotiations,
especially as both Servia
nd Greece on the outcome of their
ampaign, will be certain to demand
i/aacaaivn kjl bv.rn.ui; Vwied
previous to the war.
Russia is already taking steps in
ie Balkan capitals to arrange for a
essation of hostilities.
The British Chancellor of the Exhequer,
David Lloyd-George, addressag
the bankers at a dinner at the
Iansion House, referred to Balkan
ffairs. He -said the first trouble was
ver, and he was hopeful that the
'owers, which had started so well toether,
would be able to effect a lastig
settlement among these hapless
Tovinces.
As long as the Balkan States did
othing to upset the decision already
greed to among the Powers, continud
the Chancellor, it was to be hoped
hat no Power would find it necessary
o take any action likely to give rise
o difficulty among the great Powers.
Offers Tariff Bill to Senate.
Washington.?The senate may now
iroceed to dispose of the original busness
for which President Wilson called
the extra cession of revision of the
ariff. Three months and four days
ifter the special session began, Chairnan
Simmons, of the finance commitee,
was authorized to report the Un?
lerwood-Simmons tariff bill. The
neasure was passed upon in commitee
by a strict party vote, republicans
-oting against it. As it goes to the
senate, the bill retains the principal
irovisions of the public measure and
hose particularly advocated by Presdent
Wilson, free raw wool and a provision
that sugar shall be free May 1,
1916.
Approves Essentia! Phases of Bill.
Washington. ? The currency and
)anking committee of the Chamber of
Commerce of the United States, which
las been in special session here for
sveeral days, telegraphed a 4,000-word
report on the Administration currency
bill to San Francisco for the meeting
hnard of direc
mere ul luc
tors. The committee approved the essential
phases of the bill but to "improve
and. strengthen it," recommended
that the Federal reserve board, ,
which would control the system of reserve
banks provided for in the bill,
be increased from seven to nine, the original
seven choosing the additiona .
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Italy Swept By Stofhrf,? .1
. Home. ? A terrific storm raged
throughout Italy and in many places
the country devastated and crops destroyed.
It is accompanied by re:
markably cold -weather for the time,
of the year, the temperature in Ronu
falling below sixty degrees. Suchweather
in the middle of July hag not
been recorded in Italy since the year
1313, when superstitious people at *
tributed it to the repetition of No. Il>.
Coming After Porter C^rlton.^
New York.?The Italian consulate is
advised that two agents of the Italian
following the announcement of the incountry
to get Porter Charlton and
take him back to Italy to stand trial
there for the murder of hi-s young
wife on their honeymoon at Lake
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ties of the Hudson county jail in Jersey
City have been directed to turn
the alleged murderer over to the Italian
agents, in accordance with the recent
mandate of the United States supreme
court. , i
Sosta Rica Protests Against Treaty.
Washington.?Costa Itica has pro:ested
against the proposed treaty
vith Nicaragua .for an exclusive and
)erpetnial franchise for the construcion
of a new inter-oceanic canal. Tim
>rotest is based on the claim of Costa
tica to jurisdiction over part of the
>an Juan river which would be nectary
to such a canal. Secretary Bryan
s impressed with Cie justice of th.?
latiri and the result may oo a motim..
r or n sup;;-;un-.fhietu
with Costa