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Suffer?
Mrs. J. A. Cox, of At
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NEW WAR LOAN TO FRANCE
Uncle Sam Lets Frenchmen Have
$100,000,000 More.
Washington, July 6.--An additional
Sar loan of $100,000,000 was made to
Fiance today, ringing the total of
credit to that country to $310,000,000,
Viid the grand total of American loans
tot the Allies of $1,303,000,000.
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GERMANY ON EYE Of
GREAL UPHEAVAL
Developments Point to Realignment
in Favor of Electoral and Par
liamentary Reforms.
GREAT CHANGES EXPECTED
Mpnday May Mark Opening of One
of Most Memorable Sessions
of Reichstag.
Berlin, July 7.-(Saturday.)-Un
less present indications fall in the
next few days the German Empire is
on the eveof a momentous if not his
torical parliamentary upheaval. De
velopments under the gilded dome of
the Reichstag building in the last for
ef*-eight hours point squarely to a sig
nificant realignment in favor of the
sweeping electoral and parliamentary
reforms, in -spite ,of the .stubborn re
sistance of the reactionary old guard.
Although the sessions of the main
committee and the constitutional com
mittee have been of an' executive na
ture, the press comments in this
morning's papers permit the interfer
ence that the discussions of vital sub
jects of gov'ernmental policy frequent
ly reached the boiling point.
Gravely Significant.
That they have been of gravely sig
nificant import is indicated clearly by
the sudden decision to postpone the
Saturday preliminary session, which
was to have marked opening of the
general debate and the expected sur
prise .of Chancellor von Bethmann
Hollweg. The absence of the chan
cellor from the sessions in the last
few days has caused general com
ment. Late yesterday it was an
nounced that the desire of the chan
cellor to inform himself more thor
oughly on the nature of the commit
tees was responsible for the delay of
the general sessions.
Monday will mark the inauguration
of what promises to be one of the
most memorable parliamentary ses
sions in the history of the empire.
The -hancellor was present yester
day when the committee convened,
All the Reichstag factions remained
in individual groups until late last
night to decide what line of action
should be taken.
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The Zeitung Ammitag says a depu
tion or six of the Social-Democratic
arty called on Chancellor von
ethmann-Hollweg last Friday for the
irpose of impressing the. gravity of
e situation on him. The delegates
sisted that the chancellor make an
acquivocal dleclaration that the gev
nment was p~rep~aredl at any time to
iter into peace negotiations on thle
isis of the status quo.
Representatives of the Progressive
eople's party andl of the National
iberals also were in conference with
ie chancellor.
'rhere are rumors that Prof. Adolf
mn H-arnack, one of the most inti
ate advisers of the Emperor, is
atedl to succeedl Herr von Tfrott Zu
>1z as Prussian minister of educa
on. The present minister is said
be oppiosed to sweeping electoral
forms.
Discussed War Situoat ion.
Amsterdam, July 8.--herlin dis
itches say that the~ Reichstag main
mmittee concluded yesterdlay its dis
ission in executive session of the
ar situation. Chancellor von Beth
ann-HIollweg wvent to the Rcestag
tilding with all the secretaries of
atetandl made a speech, after which
any Deputies spoke. The commit-.
e then adjourned.
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\YS CHIANCEILOR
Niake D~eclarationi to Serve
as Basis for Nego
tiations.
London, July 6.-Declaration which
11 serve as a basis for peace nego
itions will be made by the German
ancellor, Dr. von Bethmann-H~oll
g, in his commencement speech be
re the Reichstaag, according to Ger
in sources of information at The
igue, as quoted lby the Central News
rrespondent there. TPhis dchanged
Litude is said to be the outcome of
conviction that all hopes of a sep
fte peace with Russia must be aban
nedl and that a Russian offensive
ist be faced.
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GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATES
Fires in Grain Elevators Occurring
Too Frequently.
Washington, July 6.-Burning of s
large number of grain elevators ir
the Middle West recently has prompt.
ed the government to start an in
vestigation to determine if German
influences are responsible. Fire in.
surance companies, disturbed at the
frequency of the fires, are assisting
government agents in the inquiry.
The National Board of Fire Un
derwriters, it was learned today, has
suggested a set of strict regulations
for protection of elevators which pro
vide among other things for stock
ades and armed guards.
The regulations suggested by the
board of underwriters are as follows:
"Guards on duty at all times,
whether military, municipal or pri
vate, and the following features- to
provide as incidental to their work:
"Barbed wire fences inclosing items
to be protected, where practicable, or
other suitable man-tight enclosure.
"Flood lights so arranged and main
tained as to light the enclosed area
and immediate water front.
"Guards, if not military, to be
sworn in - as special officers of city,
county or State.
"Guards, if not military, to be un
der a military officer having power
of dismissal.
"A system of identification of all
persons entering premises.
"Inside private protection of all
property of the class according to the
standard of the board of underwrit
ers and statte departments."
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ALLEGEO SPIES ARRESTED
New York, July 6.--Agents for the
Department, of Justice this afternoon
arrested two Germans, one reputed to
be a paymaster for the German spy
system in this country, and the other
alleged to have been formerly asso
ciated with Capt. Franz von Papen, at
one time military attache at the Ger
man embassy in Washington.
The prisoners were removed to the
Ellis Island immigrattion station.
They are accused of being alien ene
mies to the United States. They are
described as Carl Heynen, a German
organizer and an authority on Mexi
can affairs, and F. A. Burgemeister,
the latter an alleged spy paymaster.
Heyman was once German consul at
Mexico City and prior to that con
nected with the Hamburg-American
line.
The federal agents who made the
arrests said the men were taken into
custody by order of the authorities in
Washington. Heynan and Burgemeis
ter were arrested in offices in the
Hamburg-American line building,
once occupied by Dr. Heinrich F. Al
bert, formerly commercial attache of
the German embassy in Washington
and representative of the Deutches
Bank of Berlin.
Dr. Albert was reputed to be chief
financial representative of Germany in
the United States and his name was
linked repeatedly with the German
progancla. When Dr. Albert and von
Papen left this country federal agents
were awvare that H-eynen ail Bur
gemeister had their headquarters in
Dr. Albert's old oflices, but noI at
tempt was made to disturb them until
today.
When the wvar began Burgemister
turned up as l'r Albert' private s.:
rotary and confidential man. F'ederal
agents alluded to Hurgemeister today
as the "boss paymaster of the German
spy~ system in this country."
lFederal authorities look on Hleynen
as5 an organizer of' no men ability.
lie is criedlitedl with having formed,
underi dlirection of von Pape(n and Dri.
Albert, the Bridgeport Projectile Comt
panty, wvhih it. is' allegel, was show.n
by pa pers seized frem von Pn:pen by
he Biitish when he arrived at. lai
mou)1th .Januar iy 5, 191 I, to have been
run in the interest of Germany.
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AMERICA'S ENTRY IN WAR
Germans Warned Not to Undet ..i
mate New Antagonist.
Copenhagen, July 6.-Capt. von
Salzmann, military critic of the Ber
lin Vossische Zeitung devotes two col
umns to the military influence of
America on the war, in which he says
it will be necessary to reckon if the
struggae lasts until 1918. He states
the powerful influence of American
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Capt. von Salzmann says that in
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J. M. Peavy-Number of miles
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