The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-17
VA Lll AN q b 81 ON
)yI 4 E llNPOR7AN w
In War as Balkan States Con-
trolHiyh Road from NORTH
err Europe to Orient.

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PARISl an THE HalEan
auesf fbt5 fraerlv infernaI ]. u,ifl,
Nacedonfa ~ IN III a 1;ss "A fine
states RANGED aeainst each other ar
aeainst 1riirfevvs over fhis rich homo
| ofscontentions had t,ndergons = gron-
plete change within fhe iast a,sfaw
months. Us ~ v \ IL
remains betwesn Rnisaria and.sser-
| BID. but Il Il Almost lost Ia q Y FAR
cTeater; issue. anfsrnationai1 instead
lofanternsl- a .the stwn sIreat ~ arSin,s
| elements, in !, Eirone have. suddenly
recognized stfrsssS little Balkan States,
controlied the IN eh.road frnri, sTnTt h.
4 ern Enf tS ss "a the o SJ linz,
between Germafiy ana Austria II the
! north and that vast vista of sleeping;
| power In the southeast: TURKEY. and
4 1.-THE Dardanelles. ! Egypt ana thessuez
! canal k sia Minor and. tlne pefsiAn
fgulf. and the overland ro1ifa straipht;
\ from Berlin to the Far East. a.
/ IN 1t0f t4a f4nI
wfich ava-ba.n M so;ne N ,or .s w e
LI;5W s,iddaity n1arsad a1 inia ! ~ srss ss
\ inYarna ffonai Ara ns q ,ybics tha
ITsifans 4 "a /. Iss as ;n III IL s ~,
usens asf' issnss : rnw hainS. : IA, .e *. ~
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ma. N, ,Ia iii saai q, 81 !. 80 ,,s,,
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\ 8 Aus.IosA1s to alylae tns
\ 'slkans fs p,uGn as possiple slate
AiitI SAFE WI! wv pEeaonlinatlns
s sss.ss, havoIaple 10 tne AVS
srosste J, NAM am OF q dlrect route
1 ron ster Fn0ay 10 turkey ana Tue
aaorlent. .t-t.sa i. 1. ~ X
-, Teat MorM Lame.
inls stllAs ~ tAs b,aikan Issue,
mas lng y gaIl. q 9 great internatlon-
9. ~ zane \, instead q g Petty struggle
OF s s,s'li s.ates mas come aDout Win,
N sne iast Ioar mon il ms. me gest ailisu
bowers were SLOW N real1zlng T.,
and sne.r negot llis, with Bulgaria
ana serbia up !. TO recent date treated
lae quesuo On as tne Ola ngnt over ter
IitoFy .ln Macea lsoil Bnt al th the
i u GeTmGany was setting the scenes
" y. tne larger orama-the winning OF
Euligar3la ana me e linking OF me CEN
lrai powers TO turkey and the near
East .,a, IA
E iae OF .ne B BAL states mas q
number q, issues involved IN the
new struggle. some explanation q
snese mas neen gathered from OF
liclal ana olplomallc sources-Serol-
an, bulgarian. Grecian and Rouman-
lan--aEd from. other available quar-
lers. SD loving tne respective view
points ABOUT rs iollows:
Blngarla !, consumers 'sl 1tself the; agrl
Erteved parry OF Ine BalRans. II
claims 70 nave done most OF the
ngntlng against Iu Ltlssy oyer Mace
donia. and 70 havesrecelved.t the least
o 9, reward, tne buik going ste Ser
pa anu Greece, Whlch, 5Bll gaila
claims, DID not do the hard fgllting:
IN! ne uigarian cation furnished the
Ass t9l.. e. Press Win pamphlet re-
Nlew.of IT'S case, showing the follow
ms distribution ot the territory taken
from IN sI =,
serbia with the smallest territory
before the war, received $4,000
square kiiometers. OF which, l5;ooo
were terttie, ana added l,2OO,O 00. to
Its population.
greece. next smallest IN area and
nopuiation. gainad $1,000 square
kilo'neters. OF which %, 600 were fer
lie. and added 100000 to Its pop
,u4atlon. t5ss IL. II.
Buigaria, the largest IN area aud
population, received only 1900
square ki!oneters, OF which none