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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-02-09
F0URTH-CLASs POSTMASTER EN-
ANIMATION
Saturday, March 13, 1915.


The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces that on the date
named above an examination will be
held at Twin Falls, Idaho, as a result
of which it is expected to make certifi-
cation to fill contemplated vacancy
in the position Of fourth-class post
master at Murtaugh, Idaho, and other
vacancies as they may occur at that
office, unless it shall be decided In
the interest of the service to fill the
vacancy by reinstatement. The COM
pensation of the postmaster at this Of
flee was $3.50 for the last fiscal year.
Age limit, q years and over on the
date of the examination, with the ex-
celtion that in a state where women
are declared by statute to be of full
age for all purposes at IS years, wo-
men 10 years Of age on the date OF
the examination will be admitted.
Applicants must reside within the
territory supplied by the nostoffice
for which the examination Is announc-
ed,
The examination Is open to all citi-
zens of the United States who can COM
ply with the requirements.
Application forms and full informa-
ton concerning the requirements OF
the examination can be secured from
the postmaster at Murtaugh, Idaho
or from the United States Civil Ser
vice Commission, Washington, D. c.
Applications should be properly ex-
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-02-09
CASTLEFORD ITEMS.


Jack Frost is leaving US.
Harry Weber is back at his post
after spending a month in the lumber
yard at Buhl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wade spent the
evening at r. ] Smithwick's Sunday.
A gang of workmen spent the entire
day Sunday reinforcing the banks of
lateral No. S.
Miss Helma Hukari spent Saturday
and Sunday at the Dick barrow ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Smithwick visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Senften.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Scovel were
callers at Geo. Lillybridges Sunday.
One of the latest tricks Is to peddle
apples and enclose bug juice" in a
box when purchased SO you had bet
ter shake the box before you buy.
r. o. Milliken of Filler, the Grassy
Hill locator, stopped over night here
Sunday, enroute to Grassy Hill with
a wagon load of homeseekers.
H. r. and Fred Senften were hauling
lumber Monday to build a house for
the latter, who has filed on home
stead two miles west and two miles
south of here.
Geo. Wade is feeding 800 lambs for
the market and Mr.. Wade reports them
doing fine
T. w. Porter moved his stock OF
merchandise into his new store build
ing Sunday.
Clifford Scovel went to Deep Greek
Monday after set of pool tables and
will open up loafers den at the old
stand of t. w Porter. It's too bad
We didn't have such place sooner.
Joe Boswell was hauling sand Sat
urday and Sunday for Geo. Boswell's
new house on the ranch recently own
ed by DR.. d. w. Southworth.
H. w. Crawford and r. w. league
of Twin Falls, passed through here
Tuesday on their way to Grassy Hill
these gentlemen came from Kansas
last November and like the country sc
well they are going to file ON home
stead,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-02-09
THE OPEN AIR BARN
Heard Dairyman Exponent OF Open Air
Structure for Dairy Stock.

We note with interest the article in
your issue Of October ninth in regard
to the Ohio man who has met with
such great success in keeping his Jer-
sey herd in cold dairy barn. This
article is especially interesting to us
because it is right along the lines
which we have been following for
years, only we go farther in the open
air treatment than our Ohio friend.
Our cows live out of doors the year
round, entering tho barn only to be
fed their grain, which Is proportioned
to them according to their individual
requirements, and to be carded and
MIXED The average time the COWS
spend in the barn is about three hours
a day. The balance of the twenty-four
hours they spend in a large open cor
raj where they drink, eat alfalfa hay,
stand around or lie down at will.
From fifteen years of experience we
have come to the conclusion that this
method is the best, at least, it is the
best method to follow In this climate.
A daily record is kept of each cows
milk production, and it Is fact that
severe cold weather does not decrease
the amount. A slight decrease is some
times noted as the result of a wet
storm, especially If the sleet is accom-
panied by wind, but the decrease is no
greater than sometimes occurs during
a storm either early or late in the sum-
mer, when the cows are on pasture, or
sultry, and the flies are at their worst.
The temperature in the barn is very
much the same as 1t is in the corral,
as the only purpose Of the barn Is to
have a dry. clean place in which to do
the milking and to grain the cows. II
the barn was very warm and comfort
able the COWS probably would be much
more liable to take cold, and more
susceptible to disease than they are
when the barn is of the open air type,
on account of the changes in tempera-
ture to which they would be subjected
in going in and out.
1.-THE proof of the pudding is in the
eating" This herd has lately under
gone a tuberculin test for the first
time, with the result that no trace
whatever of tuberculosis was found in
the entire herd of LOG cows. In COM
menting on the case, the veterinarian
who made the test went so far as tC
say that this extraordinary record
was doubtless due to open air methods
as well as to systematic management
and wholesome food. The fact Tint Nc
cattle except a few registered and "re.
viously tested bulls have been added t.
the herd in recent years helps to eX
plain the lack of disease and streng
thens the theory that the methods EN-
ployed in the care of this herd art
very nearly right. The animals arr
not only free from tuberculosis, bu
are so vigorous and full of life tina
the veterinarian, in his certificate
mentioned the fact that the herd wa
in an exceptionally healthy condition
There is no doubt that pure waite
and wholesome food contribute thei
share to the general result. The waite
tank is always kept clean and cit
water is used The grain fed is Of tn
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-02-09
YE 0LDEN TINE BALL
Twentieth Century Clubs Colonial
Evening.

Uncle Sam and Miss Columbia are to
lead the grand march On February II
at the high school, at 10000 p M,
sharp The colonial minuet, led by
Miss Stella Perrine and Mr.. B. e.
Morse, will follow Immediately after
the march, Many more will take part
in the minuet than did last year, and
the costumes are to be much more Ella
horate.
The royal colonial lahcers will fol-
low the minuet. Eight couple will take
part in this beautiful, stately old-time
amusement, under the direction of Mr.
and Mrs. w. e. Nixon,
The colonial hall, under the able
management of Miss Hamlin, Miss
Fanny Thomas and Mrs. John White
will be fitting setting for ye Older
! time ladyes and gentlemen.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-02-09
Bible School.

Beginning on Wednesday evening.
there will be Bible school each day
at the Church Of the Brethren. There
will be two periods in the morning.
from $3.50 to 11:20 and two in the ev-
ening from to 8. Such subjects. as
Prayer" Holy Spirit" Prophecy"
and Life of Christ" will be outlined
and discussed. Rev. Warren Slabaugh,
late of Chicago, will be the instructor.
The school will continue for 10 days
or two weeks. Everybody interested
in Bible study is invited Comets
free.
II you are IN need of anything,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-02-09

ecuted and filed with the Commission
at Washington at least seven days be-
fore the date of the examination, 9TH
erwise it may be impracticable to ex-
anime the applicants.
UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-02-09

train No. 81, evidently for the purpose
Of stealing ride; that no responsible
ity whatever, attaches to the train or
engine crew, train No. "a, engine 800.
EDWARD COOPER,
Rep. of the public, Twin Falls, Ida
J. ]. POWERS,
Trainmaster, Pocatello, Ida.
L. RASMUSSON,
Claims adjustor, Pocatello, Ida
ADV
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-02-09
ARTESIAN CITY

The Artesian Dramatic club has been
practicing all this week and this play,
Which One Won," will be given Fri
day, February 4, at the hall.
CAST.
Mehitablo Sawyer. Mrs. John Tooth
Johnathan Sawyer Mr.. Geo. F'redricks
Lizzie Perkins. Carrie Strong
Adolphus Perkins. !. /. Edward Randell
Susan Taylor. -. Mrs Geo. Fredricks
Margery Stone. ...... Gertrude Beers
Martha Curtis Chloe Randell
Dick Curtis. ............... Ralph Day
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
JEWS IN PALESTINE ARE s.a
ON VERGE Of STARVATION

tAssociatsd Press by Federal wirsisssl
JERUSALEM, January H. The
number Of Palestine jews thrown upon
charity because Of the war Is fast ap-
preaching $4,000 Bread and soup are
served them once q day in Jerusalem,
Jana and the larger centers, but the
funds at hand are growing short. Un-
less food Is brought in famine win re,
suit. The situation, has been made
moro serious by the stOppage Of the
Jerusalem Jana railway French con-
cern. II Is estimated that the feeding
Of the Jews. who are regarded by the
Turks as alien enemies, will cost $4,000
daily until the crisis has passed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
Petrourad Accuses Germans OF
Resorting To Gross Deceit
Which Resulted Ii Attack Be-
inc Driven Back With Losses
---
VIENNA CHARGES SLAvS
WEAR AUSTRIAN UNIFORMS
Russia Has 100000 New
Troops On Way 10 Front,
While Germany's Latest Levy
Are 100000 Boys Of Nineteen

= y 4 TX f 7 Z Ht
tAssoeisted Press By Fsdsrai wireless,
ID ETRoGRAD, January l2.-An Of.
~ fetal report issued last night
says:
ION the left bank Of the vistuia
several determined German attacks,
both day and night have been re-
pulsed.
The Germans attacking our lines
in the region Of the village Of samice
endeayored 70 carry home their thrust
BY pretending to surrender. when
they reached our barbed wire entan-
clements, crawling up in the darkness,
some Of their number in advance called
ont TO our men in the trenches: .Do
not shoot. We have come over to sur
render. - Z,
'.As We had formerly been deceived
BY this style OF strategy, allowing at
tackers 70 advance under the plea that
they were deserters and ready 10 sur.
render. our men OBJ zsd are. The rtss.
disclosed the fact tiiat behind the pre-.
tended deserters was . strong force,
ready to rush in IL we had allowed
the first comers 10 cut the wires.
This attack was driven back, with
severe losses. |"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
PACIFIC FLEET
BBsI TRIMMING
Raleigh and Yorktown Return
From Mexico Torpedo Divi-
4 sion on Practice Cruise
(Assoolated PrsIa " Federal wirslsss.)

SAN FRANcIsCo! January l2.-
The cruiser Raleigh and the gunboat
yorktown which are due to arrive at
San Diego about the end Of this week
from patrol duty on the Mexican coast,
WIN 90 TO San Pedro fcr target practice
next week, according to navy depart
Insnt orders received here yesterday.
The first torpedo division Of the Pac.
ihc heet, consisting Of the destroyers
whipple, Truxton, Paul Jones, Perry
and Prebie, sailed from San Diego on .
practice cruise yesterday.
Mare Island has been ordered to sub,
init bid for the construction Of the
soo-foot steel high power naval radio
station TO be erected at San Disgo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
French Fail In Attempt to Seize
Railway North o. Soissons and
To Reach Rhine BY Breaking
Through Strong Teulon Line
.AvlATORS DROP BOMBS
INTO SEVERAL CITIES
Berlin Denies All Claims To Gains
Made BY the French and As.
serts kaiser's Forces Recap
tured Some Lost Ground
! tAslociated Press y Federal wir,l.,s,

tAssociated Press W Federal wireless)
oNDoN. January 12.--Both in the
~ eastern and western .theaters Of
war the deadlock between the
contendins armies continaes. ofacial
communications regarding the fighting
in these areas make contradictory
claims and assertions. The high lights
in the latest reports Of the western SIT
uation are the French attempts TO seize
the railway north Of soissons, their at
tempts TO break through the German
line and reach the river Rhine, and the
German endeavor to regain their losses
in Alsace. M
GERMAN AIRsHIP WINGED ii
According to French dispatches, the
German aeropianes dropped fifty bombs
in Dnnkirk on sunday, killing six per-
sons Three Of the German machines
were brought down by the French shell
fire when the artillery opened on the
aerial raiders. drivina them away the
German aviatOrse AZ 4troII.I 10 In04
dropped bombsl At 81 HI ANA Adm.
kerke. causing some deaths. The n,,,5-
Der killed was not reuorted a
Paris reported yesterday that !
French war aeroplane. after thriiiiue
duel in the air with German machine
had brought down the German plane
within the French lines Al Amieus. the
hostile pilot being isilIed.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PROM PARIS
The paris announcement r.po-,,rs
various successes SAYS:
Intermittent and rather weak can.
nonading Is taking place from the sea
to the river Lys.
Near Labassee We have captured 4
Germaf, trench. Mar soissons wa have
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
sLAys IN ENEMrs UNIFORM
tAssoeisted Press BY FEDERAL wireless,
% ETRoGRAD, January l2.-An Of
u fetal report issued las. niob,
(Associated Press By Federal wirel,un

Asscciated Press BY Federal wireisss)
VIENNA, January l2.-The oficial
government announcement issued yes
terday contains a statement to the Of.
feet that the Russians have been max
ing use Of Austro- Hungarian uniforms
In order to enable their sIxirmishing
parties TO deceive and capture Austrian
patrols. \ 81. Elf q M - -
The government announces that any
Russian troops captured in Austrian
uniforms will not be accorded the
treatment due prisoners Of war, but
win be treated as spies and dealt with
accordingly, @gg5 ~, 8I =.
Tho situation in Russian Poland Is
unchanged. Yesterdays reports an
nounce that the attempts by the Rus
SLAMS, to cross the lower Nida river
were repulsed. IT,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12

Vice-Admiral Baron shigeto Dewa,
commander of the sasebo Admiralty,
has been in the Japanese navy since
1882. He was captain Of the cruiser
Takachiho during the China Japan war
in 1895. He was made q rear admiral
in 1900 and commanded the Standing
Squadron at the time of the Boxer
troubles in China was afterwards trans,
ferred to the Chief Construction Board
at YokOsuka, then to the Director Of
Naval Affairs Bureau. He commanded
q squadron during the Russo,J apanese
war He Is the holder Of several I'm
perial decorations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
WASHINGTON GRATIFIED
BY BRITISH ATTITUDE
Z! !AssoSiated . Pres BY Federal wirslsss,l

tAssociated Press by Federal wireIess.)
\. WASHINGTON, January ll.-Com.
ment, ohieiar and otherwise, at wash.
ington on the British reply TO the
American note concerning shipping viii
be deferred until the complete reply
has been received from England.
The preliminary acceptance Of the
American principles enunciated Is graf
flying to ofaciai Washington, but Il IL
unOficiAlly understood that the state
department is dissatisfied because the
practical enforcement. Of the plan to
give more freedom of transit 70 Amer,
lean cargoes is left largely, in abey-
ance. "..s. Ltt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
ENORMOUS RESERVE FORCES
Associated Press by Federal wirsisssI

y tAssociated Press BY Federal wirsiessl
LONDON. January II. ~ The Rms
slams are massing further enormous re-
serve forces. The 1914 levies are just
leaving the training camps, whore they
have been put through stift prspara-
ton for service in the field. They
number 100000 strong. ...
The 1915 lsvies, approximately the
Same number, are replacing the 1914
recruits In the training camps. VI .@
Germany's latest levy numbers 6oO,.
900 youths aged nineteen, However.
dermany has ample reserves already
under arms, and can send reinforce,
ments wherever needed, as was shown
when the Germans recaptured Burn.
haupt,Lehaut without weakening their
lines elsewhere. stu.r,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
MONTEREY HAS BIG SCARE

(Assoeiatsd Press by Federal wireIess.)
LAREDO, January l2.--Advices re-
ceived here last night from Monterey,
Mexico, say that what was at first re.
ported to be a villa attack upon that
city, developed into the arrival Of the
carranza forces under General Her
rera. The city has been thrown into
pandemonium upon the first appearances
Of the supposed hostile troops, The dis,
order subsidized after the identity Of the
Herrera troops had been established.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
PETROGRAD STOPS
.RtD CROSS PARTY
Relief Expedition Bound For
\ Siberian Detention Camps
intercepted in ManChuria
tAssOcia.ed Prssa.by rederaI Wirele.,.l

WASHINGTON, January 11.-wash,
ington has been informed that Russia
has withheld approval Of the American
Red Cross expedition organized for the
relief of German and Austrian prison.
ers held in great numbers in detention
camps in Siberia Tho expedition
which left Peking, has been halted at
Harbin. s z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
.f|ELD MARSHAL FRENCH
FIGHTS BATTLE BY PHONE
(Associated Press by federal wireless.

(ASsociated Press BY FEDERAL wireless.)
NEW YORK, January l1.--(By mail
from London. dated January 1)--For
three days Field Marshal Sir John
French recently directed the operations
Of the British army in Flanders by
telephone from his homo near hyde
Park. He had been summoned TO Lon
don to attend the war council called
q few days ago. He travelled unreeog-
nized in private's war.stained cap
and cloak. Sir, Archibald Murray was
left in command Of base headquarters
at Saint omer, France VI >,,.."...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
ALLIES WELDlNe iRoN RING,

LONDON, January 1.-THE Brittsh
experts believe that the Allies win at
tempt nothing decisive In the way OF q
concerted offensive move until an ''iron
ring" has been welded around Ger
many on all the fronts. asSa T.. y
The plan accords with an anecdote
imputed TO Lord Kitchener It is re-
ported that he said: 81 do not know
when the war win end, but know
when II viii begin. Next May"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
BELGlANS NEAR NAMUR
ARE LINING IN CAVES

(Assooiated Press BY Federal Wirelsss)
LONDON, January IL. ~ Reports
from Belgian says that In the neigh
bOrhood Of Namur, starving Belgians,
whose homes have been destroyed, are
living in caves. The mental and physi-
cal dsmoralization OF these unfortunate
people, resulting from their present
conditions, Is described as unimagin-
able, ~ - r +. sE. sAr +.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
NAVAL RESERVE Provided
TERRIBLE CONDITIONS e..
.&s IN NEW YORK CITY
Associated Press by Federal wireless.

NEW YORK, January ia. - Figures
complied by the oiaciAls OF the church
of the Ascension in this city show that
there are 662,7o0 persons out Of en-
plOymept in the city, Of whom 10000
are homeless. ..4-+N,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
BAD WEATHER INTERFEREs

Associated Press by Federal wireless, Z,
BERLIN, January 12.--The ofacial
announcement issued yesterday says
that in the eastern theater Of war
bad weather is causing continued in
activity. NJ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
STEAMSHIP NILE GOES DOWN IN JAPANESE WATERS


U
Iewaere
nss and
sa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
GERMAN WAR LOAN Is z
QUOTED AS ABOVE PAR

lAssociated Press BY Federal wirslsssD VII.
BERLIN, January 1.-THE German
war loan is quoted at two per cent
above par. ,#.% e..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
SCHUMANN-HEINK E5I
.... IS SERIOUSLY Ill

ii ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelsss,l b.
CHICAGO, January 1l.-Mme. schu-
mann -Heink, noted cOntralto, Is seri,
ousiy III with bronchial pneumonia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
BRIDEGROOM SUICIDES
@ AFTER HONEYMOON
! Lssotated Press by Federal wirelesI

. tAhAoSSAteu rresp ~ feaerAi WlrelessD x"
DIXON, oal., January i2.--J. Silver
Hill. bridegroom, who had Just re-
turned here from a honeymoon trip 70
Honolulu. committed suicide last night.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
RoUMANIA rs UNEASY
TURKS ARE ABUSING GREEKS

tAssociated Press BY Federal Wfr6Iess.l
ATHENS, January l2.-Reports con-
tinue to pour in here in which the sit
uation Of Greeks in Asia Minor Is re-
ported to be desperate owing TO the
wholesale and unrestrained crueities
heapsd upon these people by the Turks,
both the Oficials and the Moslsm poo
pla .'....r .N.'t.. .... ." NJ. wv l.tH d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
DISTINGUISHED ADMIRAL AZ.
IS JAPANESE ENVOY

81 u ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wirsIesa) a,l,4
TOXIC, January 12,-Admiral Dewa,
the imperial Japanese envoy to the
.Panama-Pacifc Exposition at San Fran
cisco, will sail for America on January
l6. on the steamship chiyo Maru.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
WOMEN ARE INsULTED

Homes and stores are looted and phi.
laged without hindrance by the au-
thorities, Greek woman have been sub
tected to every form Of insult, for
which there is no redress.
Several Greeks have been murdered
by mobs in sidonia and the situation
In Smyrna is such that massacre OF
Greeks is feared.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
NAVY BILL CREATES
superior | OFFICERS
lThree Admirals Of Fleet and
vioe-AdmiraIs Provided
q For BY Amendment

NAssociated fress ~ Federal Wifeless.)
I. WASHINGTON, January H. That
the ranks Of admiral Of the fleet
and vice admiral be created, TO be
held by the commanders Of the Attain
tic, Pacific and Asiatic fleets, Is the
recommendation in the proposed amend
ment 70 the Navy Apprepriation Bill
drawn up and adopted Nv the house
naval committee. The ranks are to be
held temporarily by the fleet command
ers and BY the seconds In command.
RANKS ARE TEMPoRARY =
The navy department. desires that the
ranks he held permanently by the men
gaining them and there was spirited
debate in the committee upon this
point. The majority decided. however,
that the rank and the pay carried by
1t over that Of rear admiral should be
granted only for those periods during
which the holders are actually fleet
commanders or second in command.
PROMPT ACTION REQUESTED .
Prompt action upon the amendment
Is requested by the navy department In
ordertthat the American oficers Of the
fleet to make the formal pasasge Of the
canal with, the international fleet for
the San Francisco fair may not be out
ranked by some Of the foreign com.
manders. Rrg@
! TO STOP 'PLUcKING'
Another important action OF the com
mittee yesterday was the abolishing Of
the '.plucking board and the author
izing Of the President to restore TO tho
active list those oiicers previously
plucked who would stiil be on the ac-
tive list otherwise. b, w.
a NAVAL RESERVE PROVIDED
The plans Of Secretary Of the Navy
Daniels fof the establishmsnt Of naval
reserve were adopted. but all amend.
lnents TO the bill increasing the mum
ber Of enlisted men were defeated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
Early Entrance of Victor En-
manuel and Roumania Into
Great Conflict Is Looked For
BY Allies, and Expected Soon
oUIRINAL BUSHES TROOPS
TO ISLES IN AEGEAN SEA
MosIems Abandon Contemplated
Camel Invasion Of Egypt and
Athens Is Advised That Islams
Are Treating Greeks BrutaIIy
tAssOeiated Press BY Federal wirslsa.)

tAssoeiated Press by Federal wirslsss)
oNDoN. January i2.-The early
- entrance Of italy and Roumania
into the war Is now looked for as
the result Of adyices obtained from the
capitals Of those countries, ana the
guarded admissions Of high oficials Of
the British government. The entrance
Of these new factors into the conflict
will bring change very soon in the
aspect Of the war.
ITALY MOVING TROOPS
Italy is now reported 70 be rushing
troops to islands in the Aegean Sea,
which suggests preparation for all
eventualities, and in the event italy en-.
ters the war, foreshadows an aggres-
siye campaign against Turkey,
It Is also reported here that the con
templated camel inytsion o. Egypt BY
Turkish troops has sbeen abandoned for
the reason that the Turkish command
srs fear the& lines Of communication
in Syria WIN be cut.
RoUMANrA rs UNEASY
The belief Is growing on the part
Of the Allies that Roumania win not
long defer formal declaration Of war.
Dihiculties in financing. provisioning
ans providing guns ana ammunition for
the Roumanian army has hitherto de-
layed the entrance Of Roumania into
the war. The difficulties have now
been surmOunted and early participa-
tiOn of this country is probable. accord
ing to reports received here from
Bucharest.