Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-19
FRANCE FEARS
GENERAL WAR
IN EU R 0P {

French prnsS Insists IN
COmplete Accord Among
IL 49, n:L1. !.
TOWeIS W AVcII oSSlDle
Cnnf1ict Anonnr Nations
Paris, Oct. 1S.-Now that war In the
Balkans has been formally begun the
French Press insists on the necessity
of complete accord, among the
European powers. The fear is ex-
pressed that should antagonism de-
velop among the nations of Europe as
the result of the opportunities for ag-
grandizement arising out Of the trou-
bic IN the Balkan peninsula, 'ne
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adontinp onnosing policies In The
serious crisis.
Ru,o,r,,n. ca,i.d "a Arms.
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proclaMa'lun- ~ 'ne yiI Ear,,,e.sd
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bulgarlan race s.s 20 caneu anp upon ~, ~ -
uounce ~ .n os - ns ~ az ~ so,,,t,on
CT the ereaL p.oplem. Desonu ne
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Seo no. 49, haoroh,e
condltohs OF lie thae are D*a'aoio.
Tears OF Christians Stir hearts.
"The tears of the Balkan Slavs and
the eroaning Of millions OF Christians
could not but stir our hearts and the
hearts Of our co-religionists.
"Our love CT peace is now exhaust
ed. TO succor the Christian popula-
ton OF Turkey there remains to us
no other means than to turn to arms.
after the massacres of 1sthip and
Kotschan, instead OF according TO JUS
tice and satisfaction, Turkey ordered
the mobilization CT her military forces.
Our long patience has thus been put
to rude test.
"The humanitarian sentiments OF
Christians, the sacred duty OF succor-
ing their brothers, when menaced
with determination and the honor and
dignity of Bulgaria have imposed upon
us the imperative duty Of calling to
arms Bulgarta's sons.
"Our work is a lust great and
sacred one. With faith In the protec-
tion and support the almighty ! bring
to the cognizance Of the Bulga arian ma
ton that this is a war for human
rights
IT order the brave Bulgarian army
to march on to Turkish territory.
Forward! May God be with you!"
Today special services are being
held In all the churchs of the king
5~.~A %o- +he auonocc of tho P,l1ua RI an