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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-02
Want a Grocery?

Read what I can offer you:
My books show net profit Of $50 per
Turn my stock twice month.
Absolutely no competition for six
Have upSto.date. fresh stock Of every
thing.
&c per cent Of trade is cash. remainder
In thickiy populated neighborhood. on
street car line: have good school trade.
Is going business; trade showing IN
is splendid opportunity for man and
wife or one-man business.
NV sole reason for selling Is that We
This stock and trade Is bargain at
81 900. but ] will sell for 5000 cash.
1 Will be glad TO prove every statement
In this nd. Address y 200, Bee.
IN sell s S5 rs 9Usines' Gsl ,. RR
TO GET In OF out OF business call on
GANGEsTAD. l22 Bee Bldg Doug. s477
THEATERs-Buy. lease or sell your the
alter, machine and supplies through
Theater Exch. Co. 1906 Farnam. y. 1870.
5000 EQUITY IN property renting for s2S
per month. for land, lots. acreage OF
interest In business. Box 796. Omaha.
BEE Omaha Theater supply Co. for bar
gains in eatsbiIshed shows d. SEQ.
BUSINESS places, land, city property
handled, all states. Jim Wray, Sioux
City. la.
Double bowling alley, fully equipped, for
sale or trade. John speeht, streng. Neb.
WANT a good grocery in exchange for
my department brick flat, new, al
modern and up-to-date, located in the
best part OF Omaha, worth $4,000. Also q
fine, Groom house In best part Of Coun-
oil Bluffs: will trade one or both for a
good grocery business; give full descrip-
ton IN first letter. Address all Cunning
ST.. Omaha
FOR sALE-My lumber hardware and
coal business In Dakota City, Neb; only
Dakota City. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-02
BUILDING PERMITS.

Toe MaiuIxa. z9o5 South sixth, frame
dwelling, 81 900: Hiatt a Fairfield,
frame dwellings as follows: flI Cum
ing. 5000; 1919 Cunning, $500; tS2i CUM
Tsss IDA, frame dwelling. 1850; M. Ma
silko. 41s South sixth. frame DWELLING
SabOO; Birkett Musil. 1908 South Elev-
enth, frame dwelling. c,Do
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-02
WANT ADS

Want ADS received ut any time, but "a
insure proper classification must be pre-
serted before u o'clock noon for eveninl
edition and 7.f5 .. m. for morning and
Sunday editions, Want ads received after
such hours will DO under the headinE,
Too Late 10 Classify"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-02
ArTONInnII.Es

Whenever you are considering selling or
buYtng used car and you want full
value Tor your money or you want people
who are willing TO pay for what th0y are
getting you VIII have no regret N you
buy or advertise through the used car
column OF The Bee. Phone Tyler 1000.
800 MILES OF mileage In your old tires
lRebuilD. Send them TO Duo TIRE CO,
1911 Chicago 81
NEBRASKA Buick Service Station, 1913
Farnam ST Phone Douglas N.
500 REWARD for any magnetic we cant
repair Coils repd Baysdorfei no N. 18th.
AUTO. clearing hOuse Buy. sell and ex-
change U, ID cars. 2Ns Farnam. y. $3.50
VIII pay cash for Ford car. any con-
dillon. BIZ, Bee.
Overtons for lealy radiator Soc dealers
or by mail li0e4 Ave. Co. Bluffs. Ia
FRANKLIN 5-passenger touring car, en-
gine In first-clase condition. bargain
At t2l5. Phone Harvey 4i56
Industrial Garage Co. 20th n Harvey sta
FOR SABE-Ford roadster, not new.
$50 w A. Reynolds. 2lO5 Farnsm.
6-PAssENGER, 4-cyl SO-h p. touring car.
LIST condition.; extra tires; first 500 takes
II. Douglas S023.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-02
swAPPERs SoLuMn

swAPPERs COLUMN
Wanted 20 swap. Why not advertise
something that you no longer have any
use for and get something you really
needs II costs you nothing 10 join the
Swappers' club and you viii find Il lots
OF fun swapping things. Write Room l0a
Bee Bldg. or phone Tyler 1909
A GOOD steel range and other furniture
70 trade for a davenport or good rug.
s. {. SIS. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-02
CASH RATE

seven eop,. eAsH a tinal. ! cen, a word
each insertion.
Two OF more consecutive timeS ~ cents
~ s,,.. /, ..... ..,a
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-02

cHARGE RATES.

CHARGE RATES.
Seven consecutive times. cents line
each insertion.
each insertion.
One time. ~ cents a line.
Count six average words to hne
Minimum che rge. % cents.
An advertisement inserted 20 Dc run
until discontinued must be stopped oy
written order.
Al elaine for errors must be mads
within fifteen GAYS after the last lhser-
ton OF the sdve rtiBement.
You can place your want ads In The
Bee by telephone
TELEPHONE TYLER 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-02

LOST AND FOUND
Lost or Found ads In Omana'n Lost and
Found mediums means the immediate re-
turn OF that article II advertised In The
Bee. the Lost and Found paper
LoSTOOne bunch OF white aigrettes, be-
tween Lafayette apartment and Bran
deis store. Douglas $3.50. Reward.
SMALL Shrners' pini reward. MIRA. Nun
ger. Hotel Harley.
OMAHA a. COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Persona having lost aome article would
do well TO call up the office OF the
Omaha a Council Bluffs Street Railway
company to ascertain whether they left
IL In the street cars.
Many articles each day are turned In
and the Company " anxious 10 restore
them n the -ightfrl owner. Call Doug. a.
THE lady who found ring Inscribed "R
NJ; B.. near 1915 LOthrop. please cal
LoST-CRmeo pin Sunday morning in OF
near Nj. t. church 18th and e. South
Omaha. Return TO Mrs. John Ia Hill go;
So. 18th St Doug. $3.50.
A BROWN mare, strayed or stolen from
9th and Nicholas. Wal S0Sl.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-02

HELP WANTED
MALE AND FEMALF.
WANTED-Man or woman TO put out
feather ventilators. Write for sample
ana particulars by mail i0c. l.. s. HRr-
den. Hotel Neville. Omaha
DON'T quit your job-yet. look beyond It,
Employ spare time establishing a cir
cular mailing bureau-many successes,
why not you. our copyright mailing in
structlons make everything plain Post
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-02

PERSONAL
6.os5 SUBSCRIPTIONS FARMS 5000 -
For the lnyalids' Pension assoc alton.
The Ladies' Home journal. $50; Satur-
dav Evening Post, $50; Country Gentle
man. S1O0. 64S needed In November. Your
order or renewal contributes 60 cents
Please phone Douglas 7l63 or address
GORDON, The Magazine Man. Omaha
YOUNG women coming to Omaha as
strangers are Invited TO visit the YOuns
Women's Christian association building
at nth 81. and 81. Mays Ave. where
they will be directed TO suitable BOARDING
places or otherwise assisted. Look for
our travellers guide at the unioa station
THE salvation Army Industrial home so
licitB your Did clothing. furniture maya
aines. We collect. We distribute Phone
Douglas as and our wagon will call
Call and lnspect our new home. Iil0-llls.
uti dodge ~.
\ OUR furnace cleaned, 81: work guar
anteed. Central TIN shop. Doug tSS4
suits gowns and remodel
inS az TesS2nsole prizes:
Nationaa Rank Bids
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-02
Ready Reference Directory

following firms offer quality and expert service that
use the most critical
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-02

HELP wANTED-MALE
clerical and office.
Statesmen. grocery. $50 and expenses
Steno. and bookkeeper. so.
WATTS REF. Co, SSS-to-t2 Brand The.
.HIGH-GllADE commercial posittonA
WEST PREFERENCE a BOND ASSN.
re- Omaha Nat rank Bldg.
RAPHER-BrIght, huatlin 4
young man for splendid position wi u
large corporation; must be very rapid and
accurate; only A-No. l man considered:
salary SIS 20 start Apply
WEST. REFERENCE 4 BOND ASSN,
20 Omaha Nai. Bank Bldg.
ORlGINATORS. NO FILING ZEE
Rest commercial positions.
ROGERS REF CO. so Paxton Block
SALESMAN. grocery exp $50 and ex,l.
WATTS REP CO. S&-fo-s2 Brandcis The.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-02
Rent Reduced

Nice S-room house. modern except heat:
storm windc VS., arranged for two fami-
lies II SO desil ed; rent t22 f5il Corby sd.
Tel. Web. iSS2.
CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN,
COLUMN ONEl
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-02
PRINTING.

wATERs-BARNHAR Ptg. Co. quality
printing. Tel Doug. 2190 So 8. 18th 81
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-08-20
MAY HAVE LOST LIFE
IN Big TEXAS STORM
Husband of KensingtOn Girl
Not Heard from in
Three Days.

Fears for the safety of their son-ip-
law, Grover Stock, resident of Port
Arthur Texas, are entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Anderson of Ken.
sington, whose daughter, Marion, re-
Gently became Mr.. Stocks bride after
romantic courtship by means of
Uncle SAINTS mail. The parents have
received the following telegram from
their daughter:
Port Arthur flooded. Stranded in
Beaumont. Send $50 at once. Need
it. Haven't seen Grover in three
days. Send to Crosby hotel, Beau
mont. Answer at once. Marion"
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson have been
greatly concerned over the safety of
their daughter and her husband since
the news of the great storm that raw
aged the Texas coast described con-
ditions there. The telegram is the
first word received by them from their
daughter since the storm and in
creased, rather than allayed their APP
prehensiOn.
Before sending the money in re-
Spouse to his daughters appeal Mr..
Anderson asked James J. Fitzsim onS
of the Berlin Savings bank to investi-
gate as he was suspicious that some
INSCRIPTIONS person who learned his
daughters name and the name and
residence of her parents had sent the
telegram with the intent of cheating
them. Ltaer. however, he decided to
take the risk and forwarded the
money by telegraph.
Mrs. Stock, before her marriage.
was pianist at FoXs theater and is
well known here. She met Mr.. Stock
on board a ship and a correspondence
began. A short time ago the Lone
Star state man came to Kensington
and claimed her as his bride. Mr.
Stock is paymaster for the Gulf Re-
filming company in Port Arthur.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-08-20
WASHINGTON HONORS
BRAZILIAN Minister
Who Looked After American
Diplomatic Interest i'm
Mexico City.

Washington, Aug. 20.-Marked of
fetal attentions were paid Jose NJ.
Cardoso, Brazilian minister to Mex
diplomatic interests in Mexico City
for many months, upon his arrival
here today.
A program Of official entertainmen t
in Mr.. Cardoso's honor had been pre-
pared, including a formal reception
at the White House by President Will
son tomorrow afternoon. President
Wilson and Secretary Lansing Will
make every effort to demonstrate to
the diplomat the appreciation of the
American government for his eff
forts to protect American interests in
Mexico.
Senior Cardoso will be accompanied
to the White House tomorrow by Sec
rotary Lansing and Dominica Da
Cana, the Brazilian ambassa dor TO
the United States who arrived today
from his summer home to welcome
his countryman. The president win
probably thank Senior Cardoso for his
efforts in behulf of American inter-
eSts. aa4>FGas..s, Z
During his stay Senior Cardoso will
discuss with Secretary Lansing con-
ditions in Mexico City during the last
year. Because of frequent interrupt
! tons in munication between Mex
leo City and Washington his person.
al account of events Is expected II
prove of deep interest to the presI-
dent and Secretary Lansing.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-08-20
WOMAN INJURED BY FALL.
Wethersfield Wsman Steps from Nov
ing Trolley And Is Hurt.

Mrs. Francis, who resides in Weth-
ersfield, had a narrow escape from
serious injury this morning about $40
o'clock in front of HalIinan's block
on Main street when she stepped from
an Arch street car in motion and was
thrown violently to the pavement.
Traffic Officer johnson and pedes-
TRANS rushed to her assistance and
she was carried to a chair ON the
sidewalk. DIR. Waterman Lyon was
summoned and he took the woman
to his office for an examination.
Mrs. Francis had boarded the car
installing it for a Meriden car and
when she realized her mistake sh"
started tic jump off.
The car was in charge of Motormar
Kenney and Conductor kunZ and ac-
cordirg to witnesses they were nor
at fault.
The woman showed no apparent
signs Of injury other than a shaking
up.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-08-20
TWO BIG RAILROADS
ARE NAMED IN SUIT
Eastern Malleable Iron Company
Seeks Damages From New Haven
and Pennsylvania Companies.

Two railroads, the New York New
Haven and Hartford and the Penn
sylvania have been cited as defend
ants in a lawsuit preferred by the
Eastern Malleable Iron company of
this city today Constable Fred Wrinkle
served notice on representatives Of
the two corporations. The writs
were made out by Judge Is. F. Gaffne,
and are returnable before the city
court on the first Tuesday in Septem-
Der.
The contention of the Eastern
Malleable Iron Company is that on
June it purchased a sand cutting
machine from a Philadelphia concern
and it was shipped to this city over
the railroads owned by the defend
ants
Due to the negligence of the rail-
road in transit the machine was
broken and rendered unfit for use, for
which the plaintiff demands damages
of $780,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-08-20
Capture Was Forseen.

The capture of Novogeorgievsk has
been forseen since the fall Of Warsaw.
When the general Russian retreat was
made from the Warsaw salient Grand
I2ske Nicholas, the Russian COM
n1ander in chief elected to leave
garrison in the. fortress rather than
evacuate this position, as 1t was
recognized that the only question was
how long the defenders would be able
to hold out.
The Grand Dukes decision appar-
emily was due to the strategical
position of the fortress. So long as
tic Russians retained it they we're
able to stop communication on the
Eistula River. Novoscorgievsk is
nineteen miles northwest of Warsaw
end IS situated at the junction of the
yistula, Narew and WlSra rivers On
account of its position it was de-
scribed by an Associated Press cor
respondent who visited it yesterday
asa second Cicksburg.
Invested for Two Weeks.
For nearly two weeks the fortress
haG been completely invested by the
Germans, and several OF the outlying
forts were captured early this week.
Kovogeorgieosk was strongly defended
ana was SAID TO nave DeeH equipped
with sufficient ammunition and food
supplies for a long period. It's
spssdy capture doubtless represents
another triumph for the great Ger
man and Austrian siege guns.
Pieces of the heaviest calibre were
brought up for the attack.
Garrison of SIS 900 Men.
Berlin, Aug. 20, via London, 1925
D. n-The usual daily statement
from German army headquarters
~ lContirued on Fifteenth Page.)
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-08-20
MARKET AFFECTED BY
SINKING OF ARABIC
Entire List Thrown Into State of
Confusion at Opcning-War {.
Shares Register Losses

New York, Aug. 2O.-Overnight de-
velopments in connection with the
sinking of the Arabic resulted in ex-
IRENE depression Of war shares at the
Losses ranging from to points were
recorded by Crucible Steel, New York
Air Brake, Studebaker, Goodrich,
Westinghouse and General Motors.
United States Steel, in which enor-
nous dealings took place yesterday,
opened with Il sale of 100 shares at
73 IL, followed by 5000 at 70 to u,
against yesterdays close of IA ga.
Representative stocks including
those in the railway group, yielded a
point or more and the entire list was
thrown into a state of confusion
There was some moderate recovery
from the opening prices, but the mar
ket continued to show the effects of
hurried liquidation together with short
selling.
Sales in the first half hour exceed
Ell $4,000 shares, breaking all rec
ords since the days Immediately pre-
ceding the outbreak of the war
Much of today's early weakness was
attributed to the withdrawal Of nu-
merous buying orders placed with
brokers after yesterdays close, but
cancelled before tOday's opening.
The greatest confusion prevailed at
the Steel trading post, where opening
quotations differed as much as / IL
points and had to be adjusted by the
official reporters of the exchanges.
RecoyerieS Of the first half hol1r
were not maintained
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-08-20

HAS JARVIS RETIRED
FROM MACHINE co.?
Information Refused at Office of Con-
Germ in New Haven-Was Vice
President of Corporation.


Colonel Charles M. Jarvis of Berlin
is said to have severed his connection
with the White Adding Machine COM
pany of New Haven. Confirmation of
the report could not be secured up to
press time this afternoon.
It was said at the home of Colonel
Jarvis that he was out of town and
would not return until late this alter
noon. No information could be Sc
cured at the office OF the concern in
New Haven. The secretary of the
company was asked whether Colonel
Jarvis had retired or intended to re-
tire in the near future. He declined
either to affirm or deny the story, re-
ferring his questioner to the colonel.
Colonel Jarvis became connected
with the White Adding Machine COM
pany soon after retiring from the
presidency of the American Hardware
corporation of this city. He has been
vice president of the New Haven con-
Germ.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-08-20
$500 OR Death, SAYS
NOTE FROM RED HAND
Willow Street Youth Gets
Ulti1natum from Black
mailers.

Two letters demanding $500 under
Hand society of America have been
received by Saul Gubernick Of 1872
Willow street. The young man is
much wrought up over the threat
against his life and has placed the
matter in the hands of the police.
On August 16 Mr.. Gubernick re-
ceived the following communication
written on cheap paper and in a.
era bbed hand:
Mr.. Gubernick we have heard that
you make a pile of money from a
song. On Wednesday night of this
week you will leave $500 on left side
off building near entrance Do this
at just 10 o'clock. Keep away from
the police and do as we said or
Murder!
R. H. A."
"P. S.-The building is the Smalley
school. Remember.
No attention was paid to this letter
and on August 10 the following COM
munication was received by Guber-
nick
"Mr. Gubernick you seem to think
TINS a joke out we warn you that it
is not; If by tonight at 10 o'clock
that $500 amt there --!!!
.-.. .. ~%. ''R H. A."
Cred Hand of America)"
Pursuant to this order Mr.. Gubernick
left package as directed and with
six friends waited for the RED Hand
err to appear. Shortly after 10 clock
man was seen to pass the spot but
the. watchers could not see whether
he picked up the bundle According
ly three of them followed the stranger
but he got away. In the meantime
the remainder trio tired of waiting
and dispersed, but when the others
returned the package was gone. Who
took it they do not know.
The police seem to be of the opin-
ion that these threats are jokes per-
petrated by some acquaintance of
Gubernick. He is the young High
school boy who disappeared from
home last fall and was gone some
time but finally turned up in Brook
lyn where he was working in a store.
The Red Hand society is the one
which Bernard Montvid at first de-
clared existed and then denied it, it
being supposed at the time of the Zeb-
ris- Gilmanaitis murder that it was
instigated by this order.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-08-20
AT THE HOSPITAL.

At the hospital it was stated that
the condition of Mrs. Mary Connors
and Miss Katie Connors, who were
badly beaten by Charles Connors early
yesterday morning, is about the same
no improvement being noted.
The condition of Harold Schroedel
Of 90 Division street, who was run
down by an auto early in the week,
is much improved.
Mrs. Ellen Alexander of 100 Cor
bin avenue is recovering from the eff
feet of a dose of lysol she accident
ally swallowed early in the week.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-08-20
u. s. REPLY AT WEN Ma.

London, Aug 20, APP Il. ma
despatch to Reuters Telegram Com
pany from Amsterdam says a mes
sage received there from Vienna
states that the American reply to the
Austrian note concerning the export
alton of arms and ammunition arrived
al the Austrian foreign uifice yester-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-08-20
GERMANS CAPTURE FORTRESS
NOVOGEORGIEVSK AND TAKE
MORE THAN 2O,00OPRISONERS
Kaiser Leaves for Stronghold to Personally
Thank Gen. Won seler--Teutons Closing
in on BreSt-Lit0vSk
BRITISH MAKE FURTHER PROGRESS
ON THE GALLIPOLI PENINSULA

. Paris Declares That Teutonic Losses
IL, Recent Fighting in the Vosges
Were Very Heavy-Berlin Admits
4 Loss of First Line Positions at
Sciratzmanncle and Reports Re-
capture of Trenches.
Novogeorgievsk, the Russian for.
tress northwest of Warsaw which the
Russians continued to hold after they
abandoned the Polish capital has been
taken by the Germans.
y e. More than 1000 men were cap
tured with the fortress and an enor-
nous stock of war material, Berlin
announces.
Kaiser Off for Stronghold.
emperor William has left for No
yogeorgievsk personally TO thank
General Won Beseler and his troops
who took the stronghold.
The Restormet and the Baron
Erskine, British steamers have been
sunk by German submarines, their
crews being saved.
Germans Still Advancing.
Russians eastward arc closing in fast
on the Fortress of Brest-Lftovsk and
making progress in nearly all other
sectors of the front, according to
German army headquarters. In the
Vicinity of Augustowo and Grodno,
however, the Russians stopped their
retreat and gave battle to the Ger
mans. >~.*.~
A Norwegian mail ship, the Irma,
was stopped by German submarine
/. in Norwegian territorial waters but
was driven off by a Norwegian tor
~sedo boat, q despatch from Chris
tiana states.
British Continue AGy:aRs6ass<saas~sso~'
Further progress by the British left
wing on the Gallipoli Peninsula is re-
ported through the French war office.
Paris declares the German losses in
the recent fighting in the Vosges were
Very heavy. Berlin comedies the loss
to the French of a small section of
German first line positions Schratz-
n,annele and announces the recapture
Of the trenches taken by the French
tetween Angres and Souchezx
Mere Steamers Sunk.
German submarines have sunk the
Spanish steamer Castillo and the Nor
vegian steamer Sverresborg. London
also has received a report that the
British steamship New York City, of
,2,790 tons has been sunk.
Teutons Take Novogeorgievsk.
Berlin, Aug. 20, Via. London 1920
D. Unofficial announcement was
made here of the capture Of the i'm
portant Russian fortress of Novogeor-
sievsk with more than 10000 men.
The. statement follows:
The fortress of Novogeorgievsk,
the enemy's last bulwark in Poland,
has been captured after stubborn re-
sstance.
10000 Prisoners Captured.
"The entire garrison, including over
10000 men, and enormous stock of
war material fell into our hands.
THE emperor left for Novogeor-
: g1evsk in order to give the thanks Of
himself and the fatherland to the
leader of the attack, General Won
Beseler and his troops.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-08-20
RUSSIAN PREMIER TO RESIGN

London, Aug. 20, 3:4o a. m.-Ru-
1nors are current in Duma circles in
I,etrograd, according to despatch to
the Times, that Premier Goremykin
will resign with the title of Count
and be succeeded by Minister of
Agriculture Krivoshein, whose place
will be taken by Count ignatief, a
member of the Council Empire.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-08-20

Rome, Aug. 10, 7:15 p. m. via Paris,
Aug. 20, $50 a. m.-Tnen entente ac-
cording to positive statement made
by the Sofia correspondent of the
G1ornale D'Italia, has offered to Bull
garia that part of Macedonia given to
her by the Serbo- Bulgarian treaty of
1912, with the right of immediate oc-
cupation. The controversy over the
part of Macedonia contested by Ser
bia and the cause OF the second Bal
kan war will be settled after the pre-
sent war ends.
proportionate compensation is to be
given to Serbia including the city of
kaVala with the districts of Kavala
and Sores, with the right or immed-
late occupation.
Bulgaria on her side renounces for.
ever pretension to Saloniki, Vodina
and Usl<ub. She promises also to de-
clare war Immediately upon Turkey
aided by funds of the -four allies.
Bulgaria, the correspondent de-
clares, will receive further territorial
concessions in Turkey.
1t is believed that Serbia and Greece
will give way under pressure by the
entente powers but negotiations will
be heightened by the reluctance of
the king of Greece to consent to any
cessation of territory.