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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
GUNsH0T WOUND
EXPOSES BRAIN
FranciscO Garcia of las Cruces WIN
Recover From Injury That Usual,
T. Fatal.

Francisco Garcia, son of j. j. Gar
cha. OF Garfield. is recovering from q
eunshot wound through the skull
which exposed the Drain for consid-
cradle distance, ana from which O
considerable portion OF the brain was
knocked out
Young Garcia was accidentally shot
last week by another boy who was
handling 82-20 gun. The ball struck
Garcia on the forehead ana pl0wed
across the skull. crushing the bone
and knocking out more than IN ounce
LOT brain.
Dr, j. T. Bonar. 0f RiucCn was sum-
moncd, and though d was some time
before the young man received atiou-
tion, he recovered consciousness with.
IN an hour after his Injury and has
fem1inrd conscious ever since. d
bright and Intelligent and viii APP
parcnty recover without ans 300 ef
focts from bis dangerous wound.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
SENATOR BURTON OF
OHIO IS STRONG
FORPEACEAN AND
THE TREATIES
He Declares That 10 Nation
Can Afford to Oppose Pres
ent Tendency Towards
Arbitration.
COST OF ARMAMENT is
CONSTANTLY GROWING

tBy Evenlng Iaeraia =. =. LEASED Nlrel
Washington. Feb. 6.--rhat no MAJ
ton can afford % stand In the way OF
peace movement was the Key note
90 speech 10y senator burton OF
ohio In support OF the arbitration
treaties.
The treaties with Great Britain and
France must be ratified, declared sem
ator Burton not so much because they
are important In themselves but be-
cause they pave the way for other
agreements with nations strong and
weak alike"
I'm nothing" said the senator, has
the Development 0f the last twelve or
! ,ssst1rtecn years been quite so marked
IS In measures which made FOR peace
and e better understanding among the
nations
Among $50 factors a, hich : make
for the settlement OF disputes by ar
Diuation are the growing absorption
In peaceful pursuits, the desire for
iIe maintenance OF good order and
the avoidance of the constant threat
OF disturbance among the ngtiuns.
The dIscordant note in the present
situation IS the maintenance OF mill
tary and nugal embellishments on q
cnic never known before. This is the
incongruty of the present situation
- nlcn involves the withdrawal OF mil
lions from these most useful pursuits
ana imposes burden oi expcnditure
| now exceeding $50 billion dollars per
year among civilized uatQns -and II
Is 70 be regretted that this expcndi-
turc Is Increasing rather than dimin-
/ shing
"'rhe disadvantage of The existing
| condition ana the transcendentiy
greater advantages that would arise
| rom an established order in which
| neace and Justice prevailed, are sure
to lead 10 a now order of events in
| which public disputes will bee settled
la the same manner as private cone
| lroverslcs."
"rhc progress toward pcece In tht
J last Jew years" he concluded, prom
| isrs nm Reconsideration in the condition
OF ninfNian which far SURPRISES the
| most aangplne forecast The most
| strenuous Advocate of war VIII not
DENY the iuesumAbic advantages thai
| would pertain 90 an era of peace. III
only questions its possibility or prac-
tloability'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
U. N. M. REGENTS WILL
QUIT WHEN GOVERNOR
SAYS THE WORD

Governor W. c. Mcdonald met with
The board of regents of the University
of New Mexico today and went over
a number OF matters of Importance 10
enc institution. The regents present,
Rev. a. NJ AlQndalari s. D.; r. W
Hopkins and Dr J. A. Wroth, inumat-
90 TO the governor that they viii re-
slgn al any time no Is ready 60 re-
ceiye their designations. The regents
indicated 10 the governor that the new
board should be appointed as quickly
as possible Ia order that no delay
be experienced IN making plans for
The next school year w H. Mciice
oi CLOVIS, WHO Intended 20 GENE 20
the mectlng wss detained al home
and telegyaphed his regrets 10 the
board
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
INTERVENTION WRONG
DECLARES NINE owNER

w. NsNNMAAA AANNANM - - NfNtHNM HANNN
Kansas city Feb. 6. lit Is import
ant that Americans realize the nbso
lutte error and great danger OF the in
iervontion sentiment that IS being
fomentod by many Americans on the
Mexican border" said ID. j. Han.
wealthy mine 0Tner, upon his return
from visit To Mexico today
"Actuated by greed, they hope 20
bring on war between the nations
that would result IN moving the border
line 100 miles south. he said In
PREVENTION would be unwlse. Il
would moan that the friendship and
trade OF ali the Latin-Amorican
countries would probably be pcrman-
emily lost 20 us.
Mexico Ia trying 20 solve the prob
lem OF self government. The United
States Is IN absolute ignorance OF the
real sentiments OF latin Americans
toward our assumption Of guardians
ship"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
KIMMEL
CASE COMES UP
FOR HEARING
Salt is Filed by Receiver for
a Niles, Michigan Bank
Against New York Insur-
anoe Company.


1By EveninE HeraIa A. r. t.easea WirsB
81 Louis Feb. G-rho third trial
Of the case Ia which the Insurance OF
George A. Kimmeil. bank cashier. who
has been missing thirteen years ANA
the Identity OF Andrew J, White fur-
mer convict. are involved b. set for
beginning in the United States court
before judge Amidon today The suit
Was nlud oy receiver for "A Mics,
Michlgan. bank against an Insurance
company OF New york. The company
contends that white is KlmmelL Mrs
Stella Kmmoll mother, and Mrs
Ada Bonslnt. sister OF kimmel VIII
testify for the bank They deny that
White b. Nimmell
The first trial resulted la a verdict
for the plaiutln This verdict was re-
vorsed and the second trial ended in
the jury disngreeing. White Is said
to bo in ST. Louis but attorneys for
the insurance company refuse 20 per-
nit him Go be- interviewed.
iic was released from prison last
September and went TO Niles, Mich,
where he wns accepted as Kimmoll by
some residents and repudiatod hy
others.
Bimmoll 90 the same time OF his
disappearance was employed az Ar
kansas city. Kansas. The plaintiff
contends he was Killed IN an oregon
forest Ia August 1898 by J. A. John
son ana that johnson WAS killed by
John y. swinney who ~ one OF The
main witnesses,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
BATH TUB TRUST CASE
GOES TO TRIAL SOON
~ ., ,nlur HsraI, =. r. '.s...a wIss,

tBy ~ ,niuR WsrRlE q. =. t'sasen Wirep
Detroit. Mich. Feb, 6-Nhen the
governments criminal case against
me so-called bath tub trust was called
today In the United states district
court the government nuile pressed
The Indictments against ~ G Win
FIELD OF warren. Ohio; j. j. Mahoney
of Chatan0oga, Tenn; George W.
Frauzheim OF Wheeling, W. Va ana
Ser, o. Tilden secretary of the Col
well cad company of New York.
The nolle PROSE- actions reduced
Tho number OF defendants 90 l3 firms
and "a individuals rhe trial was then
adjourned 10 . D. m because Of me
non arrival of The defendants COMING
tb Detroit on delayed train from
New York
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
GOLDEN RULE WILL
Be CLOSED ALL
DAY TOMORROW
Entire Day Will Be Spent III
Preparation for Opening Of
Big Cash Clearance Sale on
Thursday.

In order 10 carry out adequately the
elaborate plans made for the big an-
nual Cash Clearance Sale, which
starts 40 o O'Clock Thursday morning.
the Golden Rule Dry Goods company
has announced that lbs store viii DO
closed during an OF tomorrow and
that the entire dag Is 10 be devoted
by the Golden Rule stan 10 ,ho proper
arrangement and marking down oil
stocks
The Golden Rules annual Cash
Clearance Sale b. recognized as one
LOT the big merchandising events OF
the winter season i'm Albuquerque md
the extraordinary amount % advance
preparation this year indicates that
shoppers are 90 De offered p genuine
bargain feast when the Golden Ruie
doors are thrown Omen THURSDAY
morning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
JUAREz RACES


(By EvenIne neraih 4. v. Leased wires
Juare1, Mexico. Feb. ENTITIES FOR
tomorrow.
First race. selling, maidcHs 2-year-
oids, three and half furlongs : see
IT, i05; Little Blonde Tidy Wolf
Earth, Little Birdie. Moss Rose. iclCle.
Maud Mckee. Aigthor Kotcham. Mot
to's Pride. 10: Dad stearns. ii3.
Second race. selling. one mile: Le-
high. o2: John Heck a5; eDottic b..
700; Cry baby. i05; Maniac. Vclsini,
Rake. Tahoe. 'Pedro, i07: Minnolette.
10; The Peer. Barney Oidfeld, Whid-
den. ii2: King White. Glorio. 115.
Third race. selling. five end one
half furlonEs; Odel'a. The Visitor.
Florence Kripp, Miss Miller, Bessie
Frank, Hazel C.. Error. 100. Wrath.
Dog star. 1875 Evelina, iO3; strife
Gus Hartrldge Ty Thomas. 1i5; Err
rant Lady. Kos: W. ". Ford. i13.
Fourth race. handicap. six fur.
longs closer. i05; bourbon Beau
los; sebago, iiS; Pride OF Llsmore
121.
Firth race. selling. five ana a hall
furlongs 'Yo Solo. 100; Rosey Posey
1903; Delaney. los. scronadc. 1917; sii
Irenua, los; Bob Lynch. Doc Allen
Oonomoo. Matt O'Conncll. John Crit
fin H.. Gclico. Hidden Hand. 10e; Hex
1t2; waner. 1913; John II. sheehan
us.
sixth race. selling. one mile: Cros
over, 1902: Henry W8ibank. 'Uncl
Zen, ioi. 'startler. 1916; Dangerou
March, JOG.
Apprentice allowance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
BLUMENDERG IS ON
STAND AGAIN
Witness Denies He Was Suf-
fering From 0verwork Or
That He Was Intoxicated ;
Meant No Disrespeot.



washington. Feb. G.--Whcn Milton
W. Hlumonberg was recalled before
the Lorimer Investigation committee
today. Attorney Hcaley ted him 90 say
that no was not familiar with condl-
lions under which Steuographcr Sher-
idan had made the notes for the pri-
waite detectives. ~ order 20 form an
opinion as 10 their genuinoness. he
suiu. "a was not necessary % know the
conditions.
could not sheridan have taken
down short explosive remarks Ia long
handg' asked Attorney Healoy
yes, but his report would be Of
no value"
senator Lea asked why Blumen-
berg wanted more time 10 examine
the notes when he had said Gu sat
urday night that he was convinced
they were manufactured The Wit
ness wanted time Co find reasons To-
convince a layman, the general APP
poarnuce Of the notes had been
enough to convince him a. an expert.
he said.
Blumenberg testified that he was
not suffering on Saturday night from
e. nervous breakdown. lie donied
that he had Oyerworked. some of
his friends had suggested such might
have been the cause of his sensational
uuthurst before the committee. lio
denied that he was intoxicated.
Repeatedly he refused 10 say n he
regretted his action.
As Bldmonbers was finishing his
examination Chairman Dillingham;
again asked him " no meant any dis
respect "a any members os the COM
mittee on saturday night He denied
10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06

Chicago, Feb G.--indocisivenoss
prevailed today in the wheat pit QUO
tations az first were higher because
of the steady tono at Liverpool, but
eased off owing TO the weakening Of
coarse grains A reaction soon fol-
lowed. Opening figures were un-
changed to i-4c higher. May started
at Si.03 3-S@i.0Sib 10 s1.0S SIS, a
shade TO 1-4c up. declined 10 $i.03 LIS
a. 1.03 Ia and recovered TO Si.O3 3-S.
Heavy offerings made corn sag. May
opened i-SEi-sc TO ASA &c down Rt
80 7-SM6S 1-Sc. and descended 20
G5 3-4M67 7-Sc.
oats suffered with corn. May
started a sixteenth To i-4c OFF as
81 7-Sm 52c 60 az 1-Sc, and seemed
inclined to Keep within that range
Provisions were lower. Initial sales
were unchanged "a 5W : X e down, with
pork $500. lard ss.2099.32B and
ribs Ss.72 y @S.75.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
Knnens CliN Llveslock.

Kansas city, Feb. 6.-Cattic--lte-
ccipts a,Oo0. including 600 southcrns;
market steady 90 strong native steers,
&5.50M $50; southern steers. $500 90
$50. southern COWS and helfers, S3.25
n6.00; native cows and heifers. t3.o0
TG.50; stockcrs and feeders, $4.50m
6.75: bulls. $4,000 $50; calves. Si.0o o.
$50. western steers 5000 1.50,
western cows. S3.0Om5.25.
Hoes- Receipts 1900; market
steady 10 Sc lower; bulk Of sales, ga
1850; heavy. sG.25m6.35; packers
aud butchers. S6.fO@6.35; Hght, SOS
Gi6.20: pigs. sf.50m 500
Sheep Receipts 5000; market
steady 20 Toe lower; muttons. &3.25 n
4.75: lambs. S5.25m6.f0i fed wcther,
ard ycarlings. S3.75m 5.75; fed ewes
82.T5M 100.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
IMPERIAL ARMY IS
HEAVY LOSER
Fifteen Hundred Soldiers Are
Killed ana Five Hundred
Are Wounded in Chui Chow
Battle Yesterday,
tny IavenIae IIsrala =. .. I..as.a ,rlr.I

NV teveniuE ifrrAid n. " Leased yvleeI
san Franclsco. Feb. 6--Fftccr
hundred Chin ~ iuperlal troops were
killed or wounded md soc eapturod
IN battle at ChW chow yostcrda,
according lo cpb.osran racs gcd
here toiny py the chinese Free nross.
Brlgadier General I.lm Cbung Of
The Canton army led tie reDubhcan
forces. numbering O0o. The inner
fol forces numbering 5000 were com-
mandcd hy General Chung Fung THE
rovolutionlgts "a ptpred tho city of 500
Chow in An Whi province, 0hli
Chow. tie seen 81 yestrafaf too.
is In Kiahg 81 province.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
STANDARD STOCKS
ARE IN DEMAND
The COalers and the Hartman
Issues Brought Sharp Adj
vances in Prices When Elk
change Opened.

lgy fiventng HeFsid a. =. leased WI,
New York. Feb 6.-Tho standard
stocks. especially the coaicrs and the
Hartman ISSUES. were IN better de-
mund this morning and prices adj
Nancod generally some issues dcvcl-
opcd pronounced strength, apparent
ly as result OF covering OF short
contracts, The weak spot In the list
was the Tobacco group. Increased
January gross earnings Of a number
of railroads helped 60 stimulate the
market. The coal stocks became
buoyant and the market became
strong.
Central OF New Jersey rose 40 points
to S75. Delaware g Hudson rose IA
and Reading 8 ana many other
stocks ].
Bonds were firm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
MARSH ISLAND Is
NEW GAME PRESERVE
ny Eveniam aterald A. q. k.~aaed tNarei

New Orleans Feb. 6.--Marsh ISL
and. covering 73.0O0 acres In YER
million bay iberia parish. has been
purchased by Mrs. Russell Sage Of
New York and Is to be offered to the
United states government as a game
/ preserve. according 70 information re-
ccived here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
Tloslnn Nod AIarket.

Boston. Fob. 6.--Fuir activity pre-
vailed in the wool market. Value,
ton upward especially In old terri
tory stock. half blood Montana bring
Ing ~ cents. while fine staple secured
sells for 81 10 C2 cents. The advance
extends Ga some nearby woods. one
quarter blood ohio being held at 2s
cents while washed dcialne sells al 81
cents.
Pulled wool is very active, ospcc-
tally Bs, bus demand for California
ana Texas products Is slack. Bidding
for the new clip continues and pur-
chasea Of Arizouu are reported at 2
to &c cents Titan contracting has
slaekcued on
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
PHILADELPHIA FAMILY
Is ASP1fYXINTED

my BVenIaR IlernIN a. y, tsraaen " lFeI
Philadelphia, Feb. Give persons,
q father mother and three children.
were found dead In their homo here
today, having been asphyXiated by gas
during the night family living next
door also were overcome but were re-
vlyed.
The victims we're natives 81 Poland
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
MISSING YoVrH SAYS
HE SIMPLY RAN AWAY
(uF EVeniuE Herald A. r, Leased Wirrl

Chlcago, Fob 3. Antonio Masgloro.
Jrp 10 yoars uld. for whom the police
have been searehing since January 3s
Oh the suspl .on that he had been
kidnapped, rpehftd az his home in
the North side italian culony today
The boy tol1 rhc police he left home
Of his own Iullvn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
FIVE MINERS ARE
KILLED IN 4 WRECK
Gmy ~ oiaG r'erala a. . IsrsHea WIRE

PsttsburR Pa. Feb. 6.--Iivc halsrs
were killed ~ the wreck ar ar alter
urban car near CoulteratiNe. Pa.
while running "a high speed the car
foot Cm huukmeht
The Dlr contained twenty miners
on thor way SO aVurk All thu pNH-
sengAaA Nslss fhsrtssF fees nhgr,sf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
kNuTsFoRp HOTEL 70
Bg DEPARTMENT sToRe

cay Eyening nernia =. o. Leased Wlrel
Salt Lake CITY Feb, THE Knuts-
ford hotel, known for 20 years 10 iray.
elefs from all parts Of the world as
one Of the principal hotels OF Salt
Lake, was turned over 90 contractors
today ana win be reuiodelcd as a
department store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
A GRANT COUNTY
WOMAN KILLED
Two Men Are Under Arrest in
Connection With Death Of
Mrs. Potter Whose Head
Was Crushed With Stone.

Cny k.vehinK Herald a. =. Leased Vvirsl
fgl puso. Texas, Feb. 6.-Mrs. Bette
Potter was round dead near her home
tn Silver city, n. NJ, this morning.
Her head had been crushed with a
stone. Tom stewart, white man,
ard Phillip smith. a negro. are under
arrest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
SAMUEL GOMPERS Is
ON WITNESS STAND
President at american Federation ri
labor Tcstiiios IN supreme Court
la Contempt Case To-day


ny IveninN Nerufn A, r. t,eaaEd Wtrel
Washington. Feb g Samuel Com
pers. president OF the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor, testified IN the SUI
prone court OF ihe District OF Colum.
bIa today IN The contempt OF court
proceedings, growing out of the Buck
stove and Range boycott case, against
himself. John Mitchell and Secretary
Frank Morrison
The burden Of Mr. GOmpers testi.
mony was intended 10 ihow that he
had not violated che rest aiming order
az that time. Ho told now as soon
as the Buck company hgd iiled bond
FOR rs injunction proceedings he had
called IN AN the once force OF the
Fcdorationist and had told them the
iniun ton had been issued and was
effective.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06
New York stoeks

New York Feb. G.-pClose;
Amalgumatod 90 rs
Sugar ne "a
AtchiaOn l0l 3-8.
Great NorJhon l2s Ia
New York Central III.
Northern Pacific ti6 10.
Reading i5s ID.
southern Pacific on SIS.
Union Pacific iG3 8-S.
u s stee. Ga as.
u. s Steel pa, los %.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06

Chicago, Feb. 6.--Cattle-Re Receipts
$500; market slow, generally steady;
beeves. SlS5MS.6O; Texas steers
t4.75G $50; western steers. $500 a
7.25. stoekers and feeders. $3.50 a
$40; COWS and heifcrs. ss.25M6.S5,
calves, $6.00WS.5e.
Receipts 80. 0O0 market
show shade lower; light. Sb.ge ~
G.32tk; mixed, $500 $40; heavy
S6.05 ~ Gao; rough. s6.05D6.t5: pigs
Sl250 $50; bulk OF sales. s6.2Ome.35
Sheep Receipts $1,000; market
steady, Toe lower. native 1926 a
AIS; western, s8.50G4.SO; yearlings
S4.S00t5.75; native lambs. &4.50m
sos; western lambs. S4.75m6.9o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06

M0Nn0. H. T0n- V--"FIT0 INI7
morning destroyed the plant ~ the
Barnard and Leas Manufacturing
company. one OF the largest builders
Of flour milling machinery in the
United states The loss 10 estimated
az 100000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06

Don't think that piles can't be- cur
od. Thousands OF obstinate eases have
been cured by DoRn's Ointment 90
cents at any drug store
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06

Take LAXATIVE BkOMO QuIEIne
Tablets. Druggists refund money n
II fails 10 cure h w GROVES
signature is on each box. 2bc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06

Now York Feb Call money
. t-ia1-2; phime paper 3 1904 sill
yer 5S g-l. Mexican dollars i7c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06

New York. Feb. Cooper Ri3.I5W
i400; tin $4,000 $780, lead $3.50
l.05.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06

81. louis. Fob 6.--Lead lower
s392ik; speltor steady, $6.4OW6 .45.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06

Chicago. Feb G--Close,
Wheat-May 1903 as; July % ASA
% i-2
Corn-May as is; July 90 "a.
Oats NAV 81: July AZ "a.
Pork-May Sl8.27 i-2.
lArd-May $3.50
Ribs--May Ss.T7 la
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-06

Father--You only come 10 see me
when you need money
son-shall / come oitenor Satire
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-10
TURKS AWAIT EVENTS
WITH CALM ASSURANCE

Constantinople, Oct. 9.--The Turk
ish government awaits coming events
with calm assurance according to
Noradundghian Effendi, the Ottoman
foreign minister In an interview
given to the Associated Press today
he said;
I'VE face the future with perfect
confidence. I should like to point,
however, that the declaration of war
by Montenegro was made contrary to
the practice adopted by all civil
states. Tt went against the stipula
ton of The Hague convention, of
which Montenegro was signatory.
''In the first place no attempt was
made to seek the good offices of a
third party in order to find a means
of avoiding conflict.
Secondly, the declaration of war
did not set forth any real or tangi-
BILE cause for war.
Thirdly. Montenegro opened hos
tilities without granting the usual
preliminary delay and actually before
the declaration of war was presented
to the porte"