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Evening journal., 1914-04-06
BIC TIME when penn
mask and WIG Shows
At THE PLAYHOUSE

The University Of Pennsylvania Mask
and Wig Club win open its season at
the Forrest Theatre, Philadelphia, on
Monday night next, and will give eight
performances OF the extravaganza
"Royal Arms" especially written for the
club Wilmington is 10 be included in
the itinerary because The Playhouse is
admirably suited 10 display TO the
greatest advantage the chorus and
scenic effects which this season are the
most elaborate ever planned by the
Mask and Wig.
"Royal Arms" is 10 be- produced at
The Playhouse on the night Of Tues
day. April q, and il viii be "Pennsyl.
'yania Night at the theatre and at the
Hotel DUPONT before and after the play
The visit of the Mask and Wig to
Wilmington is due to the University OF
/ Pennsylvania Alumni Society Of Della
ware. which extended the invitation u
the club and assured IL Of a large at.
Tendance.
Those who have seen the dress re-
hearsals OF Royal Arms" pronounce il
to be one Of the finest productions evel
given by the Mask and Wig, which Ii
saying much.
a special train viii bring the cas-
and the scenic mountings 10 Whining
ton in time for a dinner al the Hote
Dupont After the play there viii be
l"Penn" supper in the grill room.
The sale Of tickets for "Roya
Arms" will begin on April "A.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
mrs. Stevens Head,
OF NATIONAL W.C.T.U.
DEAD At PORTLAND
BY Tie United Press

by Tie United Press
PORTLAND. Me-, April 6.-Mn. Lii
liam NJ. n. Stevens. national president
Of the Women's Christian Temperance
Union and vicc.prosident OF the world
w. C. n. o.. died at her home here 90
day. after an illness of several weeks.
Mrs. Stevens was born IN Portland,
Maine, March I. lS4i Her maiden name
was Ames. In 1867 she married Michael
stevens. merchant of Portland and in
1874 assisted in organizing the Maine
wv. G.. T. 4. From 1894 TO 1928, Mrl
Stevens was vico-president Of the Ma
iiounl ". &. n. T., and after the death
OF Frances Willard she was elected its
president Ia lsos, at st. Paul. Since
then she has been reelected president
each year and was also vice-prcsident
at large of the worlds W. G.. n. L.
Mrs. Stevens was taken IN shortly
after her return from Washington In
December when she directed ftreuu
ous campaign heioio Congress ior ua.
tional prohibition law. For scvera
DAYS her condition hnd nccn critical
Death was due lo kidney trouble.
Mrs. Stevens selned 20 gain strength
and was greatly eheered last night 10y
the news that Secretary Daniels had is
sed a sweeping order for prohibition ~
the navy.
~ is splendid. n Is another sieI
toward nationwide prohibition fo
which we are 80 earnestly working" tb'
national leader declared, when nvws 81
the order was brought TO her bedside b,
her nurse.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
CROWDS FILL ASDURY
TO HEAR bishop QUAYLE

"Oid Asbury" the mother of Meth
odism. was crowded last night when
Bishop william A. Quaylc, ID. d.,
L. l.. d.. who conducted tho sessions
Of the Delaware Annual Conference.
colored, OF the NJ. u. Church. preached
on the subject Submit Yourselves 20
God" Bishop Quayle used as an IL
lustration the road Of life and the
many obstacles that lie along the way.
He pointed out that submission to
God Is a legality. "A sublimity. There
are only two realms IN the universe,
the highest and lowest. and Il Is nee
essary 70 submit TO one or the other
The bishop condemned In strongest
terms the doctrine OF spirltualism
and spirit rapplngs." He added
that e Is fake absolutely and that
persons who have lived a clean hon
orabie life on this earth VIII not con-
verse with spirits after leaving here
In the words OF the hlfhop-"Whef
noonlo have sat at the table an'
/ conyeraed above Tie liable in ne
they viii not get under the tabi
and talk under tlc table when the
inhabit another world
At the morning service 40 Asbur'
yesterday the Roy G. a. Iindley
= u. D.. Of Philadelphia, preached OF
the subject Launch Out Your Nets.
Mrs. J. A. Fitch. OF philadelphia, sang
The Rev. George White Dawson
pastor Of Asbury. returned from Con
/ ference az Berlin to look after th'
big day he had arranged az Asbur'
/ yesterday.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
sen.000 TOR KENT ROADS.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. April 6.-The amount
Of money available for the improve
ment Of Kent county's roads during
the present year has been fixed at
sec. 900. including the ten thousand
dollar bond issue authorized by the
Kent County Levy Court at its meet
ing here last Tuesday.
The coroner's jury at Smyrna, on
Saturday last, returned a verdict that
John Robinson. who died IN a boat
before land could be reached on Fri
day night of last week, came TO his
death from exposure.
An overheated chimney at the home
of a colored woman on Queen street
yesterday afternoon caused the chin
ney 20 catch fire and an alarm was
turned in. The loss was slight
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
cuOIR SINGS SPECIAL MUSIC.

Under the direction OF PROFESSOR
James Curran. the choir Of st. Thorn
as Church sang the cantata, The
Last Words Of Christ" in the church
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Jean Ogle
McGilon. soprano; Gaspard l.. Cote
tenor; and Joseph Michaelis, bari
tone, sang the solo parts. Chur-
benne's AVE Maria" was sung by
Miss Jean SEWER. as an offertory.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
Saves AGED
WOMAN FROM ASPHYXIATION

Mrs. Catherine Craig. aged 20 years,
OF No. 7O5 Pine street was found IN
bed yesterday morning unconscious
from an open jet IN her bedroom. The
aged woman was restored 10 con-
sciousness by the use Of the pulmo-
tor, which was sent TO the home by
the Wilmington Gas Company. This
morning Il was said that Mrs. Craig
was recovering. She had accidentally
left the gas jet partly open.
Mrs. Craig lives with her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Rice. az the Pine street
address and for the past three years
she had been In poor health Il had
been Mrs. Ricc's habit TO allow her
mother to sleep In the mornings, but
shortly before noon yesterday she
stopped at the door Of her mothers
room and called her. Getting no re-
sponse. Mrs. Rice peeped through q
keyhole and as she did the Odor OF
gas was noticeable. Mrs. Rice rur
downstairs for help and William Rice
her hrolher-in-lazl..- ..-rat, -. tba roOn
OF the aged woman and broke IN th'
door. Mrs Craig was lying on th'
! bed partly dressed and the gas wa
pouring from a jet near the window.
Efforts we're made az once TO sum
I mon physicians. and DR.. John NJ Stad
/ ter was located. The physician wen
at once to the house. and on his ar
rival he found the pulmotor there
I The Gas Company had been notified
/ by Patrolnan Burns and Dr. Stadte
T worked over the woman with th'
machine for some time. Finally sh'
regained consciousness. and while he
condition Is critical, the physician
has hopes of her recovery. Mrs
Craig IS subject 10 nervous attacks
Three years ago she fell from thirl
story window and injured her back
since which time she has suffered
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
fATHER COTTER A CHAPLAIN.

The Rev. Maurice Cotter. Of St
Paups Church has been appointed
chaplain Of the Benedictine Convent
az Ridgely. Md. He Is succeeded by
the Rev. Patrick A. Brennan, assist
ant pastor OF St. Patrick's Church.
The Rev. James Mooney, OF Cam
bridge. Nd. has been appointed as
sistant pastor at st. Patrick's church
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
FINE HIM FOR SALOON SHOOTING.

William Haggerty in the City Court
this morning, pleaded guilty 20 carrying
"A concealed deadly weapon and was
fined $50 and costs. About 1890 o'clock
Saturday night. while in saloon at
Fifth and Tatnall streets, Haggerty
"shot mp the saloon \ charge Of dis
orderly conduct against Haggerty was
dismissed
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
CRADED SCHOOL MEETING.

There will be meeting Of the
Graded Sunday School Union in Sec
ond Baptist Church tonight. The
special speaker will be Miss Daisy
Dean. OF the American Baptist
Board. Philadelphia. She will give
an address on "The Cooperation OF
Home and School" and she will give
her experience and ideas OF this spe-
ciai phase OF sunday school work.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
RuCKEYH WANTs NEw TRIAL

EN IUI IUIIIU IIV07'
Trenton, \. j., April 6.-Mouon TOT
a new trial was made In the Federal
Court here today BY the Buckeye
Powder Company, OF Wilmington
Del, which lost its S5000.000 damage
suit under the Sherman antitrust
act against the l.. T. DUPONT dc Ne
mours Powder Company. The
Judges decision Is expected later
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
CIT MS ROpH INTo PIECES.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. April s-HaoRed to pieces. apparently Win
hatche body unidentified man was found iolay n
means had been removed from The body Which
was that Of medium height who, apparently was n
aue physical condition
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
MARRIED TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie G. Walker, OF
Rock Springs, on Saturday afternoon
celebrated the twenty-dfth anniver-
sar, of their wedding. They held a
reception from . 10 , o'clock and re-
ceiycd numerous callers who extend
cd congratulations.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
sAnnns nrRT nY TXPLOsION.

By Tho United Press
PORTSMOUTH. Va, April e-rhreo men were severely
injured in explosion board the orpsaoboa DESTROYER
Ayvn early today while the vessel norhvard bound end
aneen miles south Of the Diamond shoai Lshthip Tae 's
sci was reported considerably damaged Those i1usS
we're wa,crteudcr Giynn. Fireman Carstcassl iianaap
Fireman ofrst cassl Eaton.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
NINE sMOTHERED N CAIssON.

iy The United Press
MEMPHIS. Tenn April e-rrappca in the murRy DEPTHS
Of easson "sanahogs7 employed in laying e i7nnd
lion Of The bridge the Mississippi river
we're smotered to death today death finally
broken open and tho nfeless forms lifted out
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
EASrnN DISTRICT.

Robert Watt, District Superintendent
Bayaidc--John White, sup.
Bozman and Neavitt-J. A. Brewing
ton.
.Cocilton--I. NJ. Mitchell.
Ccntreville--J. r. Bicking
Chcsicrtown-L H. Barrett
sCheswold-W. II. kcnnoy
sChurch Hill--J T. Sparklln
Clayton-G. r. Neesc.
sCoriova--Harry Taylor.
'Crumpton-C T. Jones.
sEaston-W. l.. White.
sFairlee-W. W. White
sGalena--Edwin Gardner.
colts-W. B. Honer. sup
-Creensboro-J. l.. s. Moore.
Henderuon-W n. Conoway. sup.
@Hiilsboro-W. r. Dawson.
-Kont Island--Milton AlcCann.
.Kenton-W W. Chairs.
sAlarydei-W. M. McCann.
'Aliddletown-C. T. Wyatt
sMillington-G. p. Smith.
sOiessa-H. r. Shirley.
sOxford-T. n. Givan.
Pomona-O. B. Rice.
-0ucenstown-C. N. Benson.
sPiney Neck-A. Travers, sup.
-Ridgely-W. T.. Hsbbar6
.Roch HAIL.. W. Rock.
ROYAL Oak-Frank White.
Salem Circuit--Henry Covington, cup.
st Michael's-Leonard White.
Smyrna-C W. prettyman
-Snyrna Circuit--A. p. Prettyman.
Still Pond-F. X. Moore.
Sudlersville-L. p. Corkran.
Tilghman's-Ivanhoe Willis.
Observation-Disclosures Burr.
sTrappe-D. J. Moore.
.Wye-John White. sup.
SALISBURY DISTRICT.
G. P. Jones, District Superintendent.
Annamessex-w +. Atkinson.
Asbury-E H. Dashiell.
sBerlin-W. E. Greenfield.
'Bethel-E. Q. wright
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
AGED WOMAN FOUND DEAD.

Hannah e. Brisco, cOlored, aged so
years. was found dead in her bed at
AIiddletown this morning. Coroner
Spring learned that heart disease
caused death and gave certificate 10
that effect
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
SPEEDY CHAUFFEURs FINED.

Patrolman Michael Jordan in City
Court today charged Thomas Pagan
and Joseph McVey with violating the
automobile speed laws. The men are
taxicab chauffeurs and we're fined $40
and costs each.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
cHIn dies OF PNEuMONIA.

Edward Rose, colored. aged ! year
OF No. $40 Rose street, died this morn
ing. The child had been III with
pneumonia. Coroner Spring inyesu-
gatod the caee and Issued a permit
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
NOT MANY CHANGES AMONG
BIG CHURCHES OF CONFERENCE

BeclSwith and speddens---J. A. Buck
ION.
Blades and Epworth-D. W. jacobs.
sdgeville-Howard Davis.
"Burrsville Circuit. Z. Price.
Cambridgc-S. n. pilchard.
Camden-Alfred Smith.
'Canterbury-C II. Atkins
Church Creck-To be supplied.
Concord Circuit--G. S. Thomas
Crapo Circuit--Lealan Jackson.
Dcnton-H. A. G. Westerdeld
'Dover-W. L. Gunby.
East New Market-E. w. Jones.
sEllendale--J. p. Kelley.
Elliotts lsland-To be supplied
farmington-O. y. James.
Fedcralsburg-T. Il. Terry.
felton-L. w. Layfeld.
Frederica--J. W. Jones.
'Galestown-J. A. Leach.
Ceorgetown--J. W. Colona.
Georgetown Circult--W. p. Taylor.
Greenwood. G. B. Hopkins.
aliauington-V. =. Northrup
Hickman and Epworth-W. W. Mar.
inc.
Houston--I. s. Whitaker.
Hooper's Isiand-Cfhrles II. Hudson.
Hurlock-A. w. Goodhand.
Iakesville-R. II. Wilson.
Leipsic-A. r Brown.
Iewes-W. G. KoonA
sLincoln-,I. H. Gardner.
Little Creek-S W. Grant
Magnolia and Barett's Chapel--W
Il. Matthews.
Milford-W. r. Mowbray.
Miton-z II. Webster
Nassau-,John NJ. Kelso.
sPreston--W. II. Briggs
Rehoboth--H b. Kelso.
Salem-W. g. Buclson.
Scaford-O. p. Jones.
"Senford Circuit-D. J. Ford.
Vienna-G. S. Allen.
williamsburg A. Hudson.
wyoming L. Mcfarland
sZoor Circuit-Thomas Pardoc
H. G. Budd-Prlnclpal Wilmington
Conference Academy.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
VIOLATED AUTO LAW.

Ira J. Sharpley was before City
Court today charged with operating
an automobile without license tags.
lie pleaded guilty and was fined $40
and costs.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
ANNOUNCE NEW PULPITS
FOR METHODIST PASTORS

Rev. 7. r. Van Dyke for MI. Salem; Rev. w. E.
Gunby for Dover, Rev. w. L. White for Easfon,
Rev w. E. Greenfield for Berlin, Rev. G. A. Cooke
for Wesley, Rev. J. H. Gray for SiIverbrOOk and
Rev. w. W. Sharp for EasfIake.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
IHArCnER TNIoN MEETINe.

Ella NJ. Thatcher Union of the w. G.
r. q will hold its monthly meeting
al tho home of Mrs. Lewis Wilcox
No. qlt West Eighth street, on We'd
nesdny Afternoon.
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL. ,
BERLIN. Md, April 6-Wilming-
ton Methodist Conference adjourned
early this afternoon. after Bishop
Cranston had announced the minis
terial assignments for the ensuing
wear. Most of the changes made
were among the smaller churches.
The Rev. w. H. Greenfield goes
from slverbrook. Wilmington, TO
Berlin. and the Rev. J. H. Gray, of
Bethel. becomes pastor az Silver
brook. The Rev. w. p. Gunby, OF
Easton. MD. goes 70 Dover, and the
Rev. W. /. White. of Dover, goes to
Easton. The Rev. T. r. Van Dyke
goes from Berlin TO Mt. Salem, VIII
mlngton. The Rev. W. G. Poole gave
up the work OF the Anu-Saloon
League and becomes pastor at Rich
ardson Park. the Rev. 3. S. Latahaw
desiring to attend College. The Rev.
w. w. Sharp becomes pastor OF East
lake. Wilmington. The Rev. g. A.
Cooke. Of Tang'er, goes to Wesley.
Wilmington. fhe Rev. T. r..
Beauchamp becomes city missionary
secretary. The Rev. J. p. Otis goes
70 Sharptown. Md.
Following are the appointments an
nounced by Bishop Cranaton, the aster-
isk CD indicating a change in pastor
ate;
WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
=. L. Hoffecker, District Superintendent
Wilmington.
Brandywine and Edge Moor-f. II.
/ Carpenter, Hugh Toner.
Asbury-George w. Dawson.
Coolman-J. T.. Outten.
sEastlake-W. W. Sharp.
Epworth-W. l.. s. Murray.
Grace-George n. Reed.
Hnlcrest-T. II. Harding. sup.
Harrison STREET.. r.. Anderson.
kinaswood-L. NJ. Broadway.
Madeley-E. II. Collins.
| McCabe-F. C. MacSorley.
sMt. Salient. r. Van Dyke.
Richardson Park and Elsmere-W
9. Poole.
81. Paurs--v. S. Collins.
Scott--W. A. Wise.
'Silycrbrook--J. II. Gray.
1rinity--R II. Adams.
uniou-W. II. CorlSran.
I. sWesley--G A. Cooke.
Bethel Circuit- Asbury Burke.
I, eChariestown-B ~ Jester
cherry Hill--G. NJ Wood.
y Chesapeake City-M. B. Nuttef.
Chester Bethel-J. W. Gray.
y Christians II s. Barrett, sup.
=, sColora-H. o. Klug.
4 -Clavmdnt-O. II. Connolly.
% Delaware City,. H. Geoghegan'
/. Ebonezer-E. G. Prettyman.
EEK Mills-C. ID. Sharpless.
o. Elk Neck. II. Thornton sup.
e Elkton-H 7. Quigg-
y Ellton Circuit--I. Gray sup
sHockessin-D. T.. McFaull.
Hopewcll-C. n. Jones.
Kirswood-O. S. Walton, sup
Narshallton and Ccdars-J. g. McCo,
!. sNt. Lebanon-L. T. McDougle.
3 Mt. Pleasant. r. Richardson.
}. Newark. T. Poole.
+ New Castle-J. J.. johnson.
Newport-R. r. Nichols.
sNorth East--Richard II. Adams.
Perryville-J. H. Boauchamp.
Port Dcposit-T. A. II. O'Brien.
Port Penn-George II. Van Not
r SUP.
Red Lion. NJ. Tindale.
sRising Sun-Ceofge W. Townsend.
sStanton-C. W. Rutter. sup.
N st. Georges. T. Anderson.
In est .Tohn's-M. y. Wheatley.
l. sZion Circuit Wilmer Jaggard.
h Secretary. Wilmington City Mission
A ary Society-Rey. n. 4. Beauchamp.
,of Cyrus p. Keen-Distriot Superintei
10 dent Anti-Saloon League.
le RT. Coursey-Conforence Bvange
ist
IN DOVER DISTRICT.
:. In. K. Stephenson, District Superb
,e tendent
sAru,orv and Ashurv-O. n. Baynar
Evening journal., 1914-04-06
WEATHER

For Delaware: Fair, warDl-
er tonight Tuesday, In
creasing clOudiness and
warmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-23
WILL H. HANNA
FILINGS DERBY
INTO the RING

County Treasurer VIII II. Hanna
filed as n candidate for the city
council Wednesday.
llanna's administration Of the
treasurers office has been one oi
the most economical on county rec
ord his term expires with the new
year.
In announcing his candidacy,
Hanna said
During the past -four yeats
have endeavored 10 the best OF my
ability 10 show how the application
OF more business and less 20 tiles
y ould result when applied 20 a pub.
lie office. When ! was first a eau.
didate for the office OF county treas.
uror. pledged myself TO reduce the
expenses OF the office $4,000 a
year. With the close OF the pres.
ent year | will have been in the OF.
flee four years. and during that
time actually reduced the OK.
penses ts6.770.77. or more than $780,
900 year.
Il feel very much encouraged BY
tho results obtained in the treasur.
er'K office. and IN offering my ferv-
ices 10 the people OF Seattle an a
candidate for the city council. !
pledge myself TO continue the same
policy observed by me In the treas.
urers office IN the matter OF city
affairs. and will do all IN my power
TO see that for every dollar e1pend-
ed n dollars worth OF service is
given"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-23
ENGLISH BURY
DEAD FOE WITH
WARS H0N0RS

BuENos AYREs. Dec. 30
Though they rejoiced in the de-
struction OF Admiral Won Specs
German cruiser. squadron In the
battle Of the Falkland islands. OF.
ficers OF Admiral Sir Frederick
Sturdees British fleet were loud IN
their praises OF the victory or
death" spirit which the Germans
showed. according TO adyiees today
from Monteyldeo.
Every effort was made by the
British. IL was declared, 10 save the
men on the German ships which
were sunk.
Many were taken on board the
Invlncible. Admiral Sturdee's flag
ship. which touched at Monteyideo
To those who died after being res.
cued. full military honors were paid
Admiral Sturdee was said 90 have
sent an officer 10 the surviving prls
oners, asking the latter to attend
funeral services for their dead com.
rades.
The Germans were reported 20
have been distrustful. expressing
the belief that the invitation was a
trick TO get them on deck and shoot
them.
A squad OF marines fired salute
over the dead Germans watery
grave as their bodies were consign.
cd to the ocean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-23
MRS. ANNETTE
L0DER ON TRIAL
IN U. S. COURT

Mrs. Annette Loder. former pres
ident of the Kuprean Copper Min
Ing & Smelling Company of
Alaska. is on trial in the federal
court on charge of using the
mails To defraud
VIM. Haag of Chicago testified
Wednesday that he paid Mrs.
Loder Sl25 for stock on her prom
ise 70 give him employment as ma
chinist at the mines. which are To-
Gated on Kuprenof Islands, be-
tween Juneau and Seward, Alaska.
James +. Mason, superintendent
of the mines. also testified that
during his employment with the
company, over IA months. 7S6 feet
of tunnels were sunk without COM
ing across paying ore.
Mason was still on the stand
when the court adjourned at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-23
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almond macaroons. doz. i5c. Stalls
PA. cottage butts, ID. l5c. Stall
345. No. I Eastern oysters. pint
soc Stall s. choice roasting
chickens. ID. zoe. Stall 326. Dun
geness crabs, 15c. FOR 25c. Stalls
s22.32a. Christmas mixed candles.
. lbs. 2bc. Stall 100. homemade
bread. 1904. loaf sc. Stall 204.
cube or powdered sugar. lbs. csc.
Stall 3l7. brussels sprouts, lbs.
i5c. Stall IFS. No. soft.shell wal.
nuts. III. l5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-23
KING or SWEDEN
TO RULE NORWAY
And DENMARK?

LONDON, Dec. pa Scan
dinsvlan union probably will
be the outcome OF last weeks
meeting at Malmo between the
kings OF Sweden, Norway and
Denmark, man high In the
British diplomatic service de-
elsred today.
Just what form OF combination is
contemplated, only those on the in.
side know.
The general surmise is that a
genuine federation is planned.
with the countries included In II
retaining their own integrities In
the same sense that their lntegri.
ties are retained by the various
German states. but with the ruler
OF one of them at the head. as the
kaiser is at the head of the Ger
man empire.
The presumption Is that the
king OF Sweden Ia the lilleliest can.
didate for such position, but this
ia merely a guess.
The trio of countries combined
would have population of close
TO 100000 or nearly as many as
Bulgaria. Roumania and Servia
combined, onethird as many as
ltaly-a force to be seriously reck.
oned with.