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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
AN INGENIOUS
= - BURGLAR.
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eiatioR.I
Pm burglar that relies on my wits
rather than on my weapons. One
night when WINS cracking bank
vault, working with NY face to the
vault, heard a "Hem?' behind me. /
turned and saw gentleman looking ut
me, with d revolver I'm his hand.
New, ! had taken preeaution to learn
Eomething abeut the bank and it's Off
GERS. knew their names and had
seen them all. I'd much rather be pro-
vided with such information than AZ
caliber revolver. I knew that the gem
tleman standing there was the vice
president, Mr. Forbes. / kept my
nerve as well as possible as looked
at him, though It suited my purpose to
look q tribe surprised; but. without APP
pearing TO see hts weapon and without
speaking, went right on turning my
breast driil. making hole near the
lock.
sYou're q cecil one" he said.
| turned. feigning establishment
"what do ron mean, Mr. Forbes" l
asked.
How did you know my name is
FerbesY' he asked. with equal sur
prise.
.'Hcw do ] knewf Why. ought to
know the vice president of the bank !
keep my little account In You went
out this afternoon just as ! was going
IA TO Mr.. Cummings (the cashierl.
"He told me there was something
wrong with the lock and had sent for
me to see what 1t was. messed over
II for an hour without any tools, then
went hone TO supper. promising to be
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back with 'em later. But / was called
out Oh an important job and didn't get
here TIL half an hour ago. Mr.. Cum
mings was waiting and let ME in. He's
gone out for bite and glass Of beer
or something. He'll be back present
ly."
saw In bis eye remarkable inter-
est in what was telling him, and !
inferred the cause. He reckoned he'd
got on to plan Of the cashiers 10 git
away with some funds. learned
afterward that he and Cummings
hated each other like poison.
With this turned and went to
work again. didn't know how was
coming out didn't think was COM
ing out anywhere except behind bars.
/ was simply figuring for little time
and possible loophole. The man be-
bind me was probably thinking, too.
for he said nothing. ! argued that
having possibly caught his enemy, the
cashier, In the act, the question was
how to proceed. It was mighty easy
for him to make fool Of himself, and
possibly he instead Of Cummings
might turn ont the convicted party.
The first words he said were:
s'If your story is true the lock has
been purposely put out of order. 1t
was all right at o'clock this after
noon"
'-What do you mean, sirf" asked,
looking up at him and putting on
scared look. you don't mean there's
any skulduggery going on? | amt go
ing to get mixed up In 1t, am III
He gave me searching look, an6 /
thought | could see Id got something
of his confidence.
"Now. my man." he said, '1f you'Il
help me convict a rascal I'll stand by
you for the rest Of your life. If you
are what you pretend to be-working
on the cashiers orders-the plan Is
this: Under pretense Of opening a
safe, the lock Of which he has pur-
Dosely injured he gets xou-to omen 1t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
TRY THIS FOR YOUR
COUGH

Mix two ounces OF glycerine with a
half-ounce of Virgin OIL Of Pine COM
pound pure and half pint Of straight
whiskey. Shake well, and take in doa-
es OF teaspoonful every four hours.
This mixture possesses the healing,
healthful properties OF the pines, and
will break a cold in twenty-four hours
and cure any cough that Is durable. In
having this formula put up, be sure that
your druggist uses the genuine Virgin
Oil Of Pine compound pure, prepared
and guaranteed only by the Leach Chem.
ieal o., Cincinnati, o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
no RAISE cIeARETTE PRICES.
Prominent Dealers to Restore Cuts to
Standard Figures.

New York, Feb. 27.--As the result Of
conferences by prominent cigarette deal
ers throughout the country, the prices Of
cigarettes, it IS stated, is about to be
raised The increase will be one only
in the sense that standard prices are to
be restored on brands which during tho
past few years have been selling In near
" all cigar stores under the regular
price. Dealers, it is claimed, have found
that there was no money in cigarettes
at cut prices. As manufacturers are said
to be threatening an advance, owing to
the increased price of the short crop Of
Turkish tobacco, the cigar Etorekeepers
got together, and, it is declared, have
agreed to restore all cut priced brands to
the standard figures.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
BOOM IN 'possum MARKET.
Inc Price Goes From Fifty Cents to
Ten Dollars.

.tlanta, Ca, Feb. 27.--Frcm fifty
cents each to $40 is the remarkable rise
in the 'possum market within the past
month as result of the featuring of
the marsupial in tha recent Taft BAN
quet here. Atlanta dealers are literal
ly swamped with orders from the North
and East, one dealer announcing yester-
day that be had orders for three hum
drsd at $40 each, the prospective pur-
chasers desiring them for pets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
Postal Banks Abroad Profit.

Chicago, Feb 2T.--Large sums Of
money are being sent out Of the United
States annually to postal savings banks
81 Europe as 4 result II the absence ~
such banks here, according to Postoffi-
&c Inspector Carter B. Keene of WASH
ington, who is visiting here. Mr.. Keene
says immigrants deposit their savings
in one of the ordinary banks and have
it forwarded to one of the postal banks
of the land from which they come.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
Porto Rico sands Petition.

San Juan, P. r., Feb. 27.-The House
OF Delegates has adopted a memorial
asking Congress to amend the law limit
ing the jurisdiction of the United States
district court for the district of Porto
Rico. It will be transmitted to Con
gress next week through Commissioner
1arrinaga at Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
ASTHMATICS
NEED NOT
SUFFER LONG

REMEDIES have proven this. The
testimony Of thousands shows there is abso-
lately nothing to compare with REsP1Ro.
The three REMEDIES work together for per-
feet cure.
send for (fres1 sample and testimonials.
FRANK ENKRsoE (AperhecarTl.
Lawrence. Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
SCHROEDER 10 SUCCEED spERRY
Wainwright Is Favored, but His Health
Is Not Good.

Washington, Feb. 27.--Confficting re-
ports are afoat here as to what officer
viii succeed Rear Admiral Charles s.
Sperry as commander -in-chief- The best
information Is that it win be Rear Ad.
miral Seaton Schroeder At Hampton
Roads naval officers say it will be Rear
Admiral Wainwright, but it is known
that in the highest navy official quarters
here Rear Admiral Schroeder Is regarded
IS the man who viii be named
Wainwriehtss health Is not COED. He
Is highly popular with the feet efieers,
and Is lacked on as one af the most
talented ozkcers in the naSy,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
DAUGHTER GAVE LIFE.
Tried to Save Father When Ice Broke
at Chelmsford.

Lowell, Feb. 27.--vinze Devenuto was
crossing the mill pond in West Chelms-
ford with his little daughter, Mary,
when the ice gave away and he fell into
deep water, Tho girl, who was on sound
ice, tried to save him and went in: too.
The cries of the man brought Fred O.
Edwards and William Edwards from
nearby farm, and they saved the man,
but the girl was swept under by the
current and drowned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
MORE sUFrRAGIsTs JAILED.
Mrs. Despard, Sister of Sir John French.
Among The Number.

London, Feb. 27.--ATrs. Despard, a
sister of Sir John French, and other
women suffraginsts, who we're arrested
for attempting to raid the House Of
Commons, Feb. IS, yesterday were sent
ii join their sisters committed yester-
da toy Holloway Jail. The customary
sentence Of one month is the second d.
vision were imposed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
% DRY COUNTIES.
Prohibition Sentiment stin Gains in
Indiana.

indianapolis. Ind. Feb. 27.--PreSon-
dtrance Of prohibition sentiment in the
rural districts was again demonstrated
yesterday when three counties voted dry
under the local option law BY MAORI
ties ranging from 500 to 1000. making
q total of twenty three counties that
have now voted under the law, with
only one to vote wet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
DROUGHT IN ST. LOUIS.
Lid Is to Stay on Saloons For ~
Hours,

st. Lolrs, Feb. 2y.---St. Louis faces q
seventy.sepen hour drought, the long
est in history, beginning last midnight.
because of the Democratic primary yes
terday and the Republican primary to.
day, the usual Sunday lid going into ef
feet tomorrow at midnight. The sa-
looms will not be allowed to epen until
s o'clock ON Monday morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
Churches to Be Taxed.

Vancouver, B. c., Feb. 27.-The city
council yesterday decided that all
churches must pay taxes ON 25 per
cent. of the assessment. In recent
years the churches have been exempt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27

The native purity and delicious flavor
Of "Salada' is preserved by the use of
sealed lead packets. Never sold in bulk,
1t is richer, more fragrant and stronger
than other tens.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
SUPPLY OF COTTON.
Senate Asks Director Of Caucus For
More Statistics.

Washington, Feb 27.--Ths Senate
yesterday adopted a resolution introduc-
ed by MIR. Tillman authorizing the d.
rector of the census to make collec-
ton Of additional statistics on the sup
ply Of baled and stored cotton In the
United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
First Snow "a Al Years.

Genoa, Italy, Feb. s7.--Tor tho frst
time in Al years snow fell In this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
NO SUNDAY BASEBALL.

Indiana's Governor vetoea Enabling
Bill.
indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 27.-Govorncr
Marshall yesterday vetoed the bill to
permit Sunday baseball in Indiana
The governor expressed the opinion
that the bill would permit many other
sports, such as prize fghts, racing adm
perhaps even gambling.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
VOTES FOR woMEN7
Washington to Decide Question in No.
vember, 1910.

Olympia. Wash, Feb. 27.-The cover
nor signed Yesterday the wonlan's suif-
rage bills which provide fer an election
in November, isie. e decide whether
women shall be~sllowea to vote.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
READ THIS LETTER.

Enclosed please find coupons for soap and comb with
order for So cents, for which please send the above
articles
Il have used Newbro's Herpicide for two years and
think article meritorious should be well advertised
and widely used, for it is boon to all womankind
am giving you my experience and If you think it likely
to be of interest you welcome to you think
best for have derived such great benefit from Herp
eide that would like others TO know of it,
when began its use two years ago my hair only
two inches long and very thin the result of four years
residence in India the intense heat of the climate hav
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
Miss Della knight

ing ruined my hair / tried everything in Europe and
in America without benefit until tried Herpicide.
am delighted with its effect and my friends never tire
of admifing my hairs it is long, soft and as silky as a
babys hair not gray hair to be SEEM and my hair
do not think the praises Of Herpcde can be sung too
loudly or too long Several of my friends are using
Herpicde on the strength of my Recommendation
Richmond Va tSigned) MRS. s. A. LEE
NOTE Herpicos dsrken gray hair
spsld money Herpeiae ia the belief that
Herpcide win stop failing but II the hair falls gray
the growth win also be In this particular the above
remarkable
{ Dept. L.. Detroit. Mich, for sample and booklet
substitute Applications barber
!. Browns, Special Agent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-16
BRYAN MAY STAND FOR
SENATE IN NEBRASKA
Prefers Some Other Democrat. But If
Necessary, He May Enter
Race.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. March, l.. WI
liam j. Bryan. in an interview today
lrtt the Impression that Ii" Womb
BE- rerr,:iy". j. NOT an ac'iv" caAdi
date for the ,'nilrd States senator
snip from Nebraska in 1911 u sue
c.,d Elmer J. Burh"lt. Republican.
Il do not know Yet wh"th"' SHAH
~. an candidat".' SAID Mr.. bryan. II
there seems Il good chanc" ~ tl"c'
- the Senate some cih \"hra@ SKA
Democrat. i will please IN" m''"r
than TO D. a candidate myself.
would no; say that ! would und'r u"
circumstances accr,, the nomination..
because 10 on. is wise enough 10 d."
eide on conditions in advance
IL think The D. mocrat!c party Is ii
better shap" than in 1892 and Il
stands a chance = rontrul III" next
Congress-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-16
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. TUESDAY, MARCH rs. 1909

u,'n On" in III" iuck two through
the side not one from the front. The"
Sa, thrs" bullets stopped in tarmack $
body. They ilrrc"d that po0r widow
hear They went INTO the lif" OF
that littL' boy. and took out ~ II Il
generous fathers care.
Il know Nol will not L.; a crime
Xix" that 20 umwhipprd of justice. II
there Is ANY truth in th" statement
that Won cannot convict 4 mali OF
means nt murder. who is to hlam"
No, Tie Jude. From his charge Son
cannot tel whether IA" defendant
alc black OF white l. i IN" taul, of
jurors. gentlemen, If they permit high
priced counsel to obscure tn" issue.
Duty Is Done.
NJ, duty is dnEr. hope it Is done
vel VI, conscience" is clear. am
rreponsihl" for everything have said
OK done"
If !, be- untrue that n rich man
cannot ii, convicted, then sand ny
and deliver Your verdict. ~" II the
lie, drnouncr the libel upon T"nn"s'
see: the work is done. and all | can
say to the spirit that Is s"n" again
IL orator, statesman. Christian gent
man and friend. farewell
General Garner aro-" to say that
hr did not acras" General M"tkS Oh
thu. defense. OF wilfuiiy falsiiying tn"
record ne said h" thought TINS
statement due the general.
The courr then adjourned until . a.
m tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-16
BRPTIST Minister AND
FAMILY GUARANTEED
Servant in Home Contracts Smallpox
Vaccinators Are Busy in
Fashionable Section.
Especial 10 the Daily PreSS)

Especial 10 the Daily PRESS.
RICHMOND. VA, March 13.-ROsa
Pitt. thirty years of age. originally
from Norfolk servant in the home
of Rev. w X. l. Smith. ID. D.. pas
tor OF the Second Baptist church. was
removed to the pes. house today. suf
fcring from thdkfrSt virulent case o!
smallpox discovered in Richmond IN
many months.
An army OF yacCinatOrs has already
invaded the select residential Grace
street district for the purpose Of pre-
venting a further spread OF the dis
ease. The woman came from Nor
folk on Saturday, March s, nine days
before the diseasr developed. She
had not been vaCCinated
Rev. Or. Smith has abandoned a
revival in his church which was "a
nave begun tonight because Of appr'
hsnsion existing among the members
Of his congregation. and for the fur
Their and NOR" PERTINENT reason that
h. and thu memm"rs Of his household
have been 1raran:rn"d by the health
authorities.
The heard OF health Of Richmond
has taken the matter up with IN"
Norfolk board Of health.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-16
OPENING OF SENATE
LACKING IN INTEREST
Many Absentees on Demo cratic Side.
FIVE on Account OF Illness
Session is Short.
IPv Associated Press J

WASilING1O u. G N'rch l. -
When th. Senate assembled IN "Nt!a
ordinary session today. 81 : Aa,n' =
ANSWERED 10 their NAM
WhrA Vie" President Sherman call.
ed tn. Srnat" To Orde: IA" galleries
n.r. filled with visitors IN" K.puh
lican sid" having full r"rr"S"n'a a,
ION PRESENT. while but - n,mrcrais
were. in their seats.
Senator La Toilette presented 'h'
Credentials Of his coll"aG'fr Senator
: rphrHsun. OF Wisconsin and az,
company ing him TO tn" desk Of III"
vice president. Mr.. Stephenson took
the usual oath Of Office.
Senators Aldrich and Money were
arpuintcd committee I, wait upon
T." President to inform him of ihe
meeting Of the Senate and TO notify
c.ivc any message he NIGH wish !"
communicate.
AZ o'clock the Sena;c after r"c"Iv,
ing wcrd OF The election e Speaker
Cannon. adjourned for the day
Five Democrats Are ~.
Five Democratic senators, all II ON
the South were absrnr from the
opening OF Congress on account OF
illness.
Senator Tillman is al his h2m" in
South Carolina. suffering from a
general breakdown similar TO that
which compelled his trip 10 Europ"
about 4 year ago.
Senators bacon and Clay. OF Gccr'
gia. were ill., the former in this c.'y
and the other at his home:
Mr. Clay is not expected in Wash
ington for several weeks.
|. is believed his colleague will b.
out in few days.
Senator Culbcrson. who wen, to AZ
iantic CITY several weeks ago .'uff-r
ing from 4 slight indisposition. vii
be in his seat tomorrow. Senar :!
McMurrin. of Mississippi, is at his
home suffering from an attack o
grip, which may keep him from get
ting back 20 Washington for weel
or more.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-16
White Woman Attacked BY Negro
Was Opportunity Rescued.
FOR A TINE lYNCHING THREATENED
Mayor Takes Firm Stand-Orders Po-
lice TO Protect Prisoner at all Haz.
ards-victim Lives Across State
Line-Neishbors MAJ A>ense.

CUMBERLAND. ND. Mar. l5-Mrs.
Martha RObiHette. OF Ridgeley. W..
Va. opposite Cumberland. a widow.
on her way home from meat store
in Cumberland was a;tack"G by a ne.
Z near the bridge cIo'''ns the Pc
tO'nac river about 10 O'Clock last
night. the negro attempting TO thr ~
cr to the ground.
Her cutlery brought h1m3e- ~
n,u i~Cu the meat shop. E";.I'y
saIo ~ ard other places. They saw"
"h,s. and the negro ran ;owr-i -"
-Ihc" Tt..lr he was hea0H pn 'v
several persons coming over the
bridge from West Virginia. and Da-
fv,d Anderson was caught just at tn"
end OF the bridge, brought to the CITY
police station and This morning was
placed in jill for hearing tomorrow.
Crowds gathered about he station
hos" last night and there was some
threatening talk Mayor KEN u u
The pJt,cc that he did not San' = -
petition Of the scenes nj .ras than
two wears ago. when 4 negro was
l'.nch.d for he murder Of Policeman
Au-u,, Baker. He told the police 10
protect Anderson az all hazards
MANY prisons were permitted To or
ter tn" station house to see Andcrs "
ra,inc in his cell He I'D as II ~
AZ und..r the influence { liquor ,,
drugs
w. his rawlings he expressed .tr
fcrr Of being lynched. saying hc
would harm no white person. that n
! -, done rothinc anG that II he ~as
20 h. killed. Kill him now i.2tcr he
l. cam" Gui'i and was removed ?" IN
D'i.r cell. and III" officers w.r" -
=. ~ as 10 his xt"rcab1uts. indie - =
nat h" had ;-'.H taken avay. ~"
was placed in tho county jail his
morning.
Crowds Of whites and blacks wer"
in groups on tho streets. States At.
tLrnPv Robh wa s.Imraoned to the
police station eariy this morning He
found that things had Quoted down.
He advised colorei men who we
sanding in groups on the street to
disI."rsr. They mad" no drmonsirs'
ton whatever.
Anderson has hecn employed At the
tannrrv her" nd hts reputation as 2
worker has been good This - The
first time hs has boon in trouble.
II hal h.rn reported that men wer'
coming over from West Virginia to
take Anderson or If his cell and
lynch him, bat they did not appear.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-16
SCHOONER FULLER PALMER
DAMAGED IN COLLISION
Was 6ourd From Boston for Hampton
Roads-Lies Now OF Delaware
Capes.
nv Associated PrnSS.)

PHILADELPHIA. PA. March L.
The British steamer Marqn "tt". from
Antwerp via Boston arrived he" 10
day and reported having sLoken yes
terday the schooner Fuller Palmer.
Hcston, March II, for Hampton Roau'.
a. anchor fifty miles off III" D"la"ar.
capes. slightly damaged after having
been in collision with the Italian
steamer Taormina, from Philadelphia
for Genoa.
The damage if any. to the Taormina
is not known. but the steamer pro
c.pded ate. sending a wireless mes
sage ashore asking assistance for the
schooner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-16
Newport news.BulR Ship Smashes
Numerous Coas.Wise Records.
fastest GALyFsToN.NEW YORK TRIP
From Key West to New York Lowers
Record by Over Five Hours-last
Leo Of Voyage Made at 20'e Knots
an Hour
nv Associated Press }

NEW YORK. March 15.-The Nal
lory Iirer Erazos. which reached this
port from Galveston today. made the
fastest trip on record between the
two cities.
The ship travelled the ZOO miles
in four days. l. hours and II minutes,
an average speed Of 1852 knots.
On the last leg OF her trip she made
nearly 100 miles at a speed CT 2"Is
knots.
From Key West 10 New York the
snip broke ali records b. more than
five hours.
The best previous Galveston-\ew
York trip was by the Mallory liner
Eenver. which made the 30" mile"
in 1907. in four days. - hours.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-16

Representative Livingston. ct G"oreia
hut Was u>rrwhclminglN drI"at"d
Representative Edwari, OF Georgia.
then rndra, orrd to off, 4 r"No!nt!nn
~ bind th. members ct The caucus
to 1t, action, bat h" Wi nrt r"rnH
niy.d hN ln' chairman
The caucus then adJ0Urn"d unii'
tulli"ht. when the resolution ahoI"
G.u ed was adopted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-16
Three Employees Fatally Burned.
(R- Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. u. C.. March Ii
An explosion of gas generator OF
the Washington Gaslight Compary's
plant a, Twenty-sixih and G. streets
northwest. early today. resulted IN
the burning Of three men 40 severely
that il is MT Though they will sur
yive. They are: Edward AHd"!-
son Peter Kelly. white. and negro
named vouabic. all employees Of the
company. TIE property damage was
comparatively slight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-16
New York to San Francisco Acct.
nv Associated Press)
TIDY NNSFV fs''-U U TN"SF
NV YORK March Il Fdwar

NEW YORK. March IL Edward
Payson Watson. tn" veteran ped's-
TRAN Started from the New York pes
orice al 4: ~ p. M. today on his walk
to San Francisco. \ crowd %: several
thousand persons chrcrcd him'as he
stepped on NJ Park Row With band.
mounted police and a detachment
from the S"vcn'h regimen; in sti"h-
dance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-16
No Decision on Rate Law.
NV Associated PresA

IBy AssOClnted PresAJ
WASHINGTON. ID. C., March ID
Contrary to expectation the Supreme
Court today did not render It's decis-
ION in the case involving the constitu.
tionali,y OF the commodities clause
of the Hepburn rat. Law Of 1906.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-16
Austria to Submit UT matum,

$VckV'o ~ o0O"bk wv "SSA"te
BERLIN, Mar. 15.-Private advices
received here from Vienna represent
the situation between Austria and
Servia as one of extreme gravity. 1t
is said In authoritative quarters that
Austria will send within few days
an ultimatum to Belgrade. fixing a
very short period for an answer to her
representations
II the answer is unsatisfactory, It
Is declared. war Is inevitable. and
may break out by the end Of the
week.
The Berliner Tageblatt learns that
the Russian minister. NJ Iswolsky, has
issued instructions to the Russian
minister at Belgrade to warn the
Servian government to avoid carefully
everything that might be interpreted
as challenge to war.