Show t PLANS PEACE rA J rA PALEY lf i I Nf T i iI 1 I I iD RALY I I r N j jI I Be me Lo Looks ks to U. U U. U S. S for fort fori l Munitions and Supplies I lowing Bre Breakdown dov Russians at f Riga I II I By Associated I M Sept 3 31 tish ti h Admiralty per Wire Wire- Press PressAc Press According Ac According J wire wire-I to most ost reliable authority next next session of the GerI Ger- Ger I Ger-I GerIt t I reichstag g will be devoted to the question of ofle I le The majority has dea de- de a 41 to challenge the state state- state state-I it t of the government re- re ling ing its minimum peace am am m and it is said the 1 rr ment will yield with a ato ato I to peace negotiations be be- I Ie Christmas e e- e e German eGerman government I ding ng to this authority i p ed d the plenipotentiaries i wing ing either at The Hague I me e or at Copenhagen I Is s I The Hague By United Press Sept 3 An An Another z other allied war council councils s held ld in Paris to to consider atly aUy altered military sit- sit Rome cables to Italian here bere said today believed be the Russian break- break and md the need of added supplies I tj Italian e may continue their J I Austria is Is back of the ference ference l t terrific artiller artillery fire of Jf the 1 g g Italian forces Mont 1 San Sane e nd pd the strongly fortified b Jin I n the valley are arens I ns v pushed forward to all all all' alle h e Rome cables added I one ng nf General Geneva 1 Cadorna's Cadorna s great I i depends on munitions j I f pl l es es from the United St States tes j I ti ca must I remember one i i JI et n officer said here toA to- to A bt t t Italy is depending almost j t the e United States for coal f pO Cotton cotton has has has-aheady already lost men I officers on the Carso and 4 according to Rome cables I 1 P to 1 have haye been boon based upon s These add that all I enemy sarn g-arri garrisons ons are being J 3 AI r thirds is their usual cornn com com- r n rushing reinforcements to Lt ened front I iJ us of th th- naval military situ situ- I j nd TI l t remains aim n I great j Cd on page l 5 5 WAR PARLEY Continued from Crom pa page e 1 1 mystery to military experts here British and Italian monitors are within eight kilometers of the Austrian grand fleet at Pola Not only have the monitors bottled up the Austrian fleet but they have also trapped several several several sev sev- eral hundred thousand soldiers in Trieste who are unable to leave lave the city because of the tremendous barrage barrage barrage bar bar- rage fire tire thrown from the monitors It is thought here that the British and Italian seamen have managed to mix the Trieste mine fields on the I Austrians This operation either consisted of carefully sowing the Austrian Austrian Austrian Aus Aus- trian mines so that secret passages passages' were blocked or putting new Italian mines in the secret passages or both I. I |