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PEACE AND ORDER
RULES In MOROCCO

PARIS. Nov. 10. p. m. 49, Albert
Sarraut, Frances pro-consul in Indo-
China was packing minute trunk
when a representative OF the Asso-
ciated Press called to see him today.
Tie was trying 10 stow into a space OF
three cubic feet the maximum bag
gage space allowed a subaltern on &C
i've service, all the things he will need
al the front NJ. SarTaut is Just re-.
turing from the cabinet as minister OF
public instruction. and H. going into
the trenches as q second lieutenant
When ne was administrator in the
East. y Sarraut had five generals I'M
der his direction. His closing service
with the late ministry was TO visit
Morocco as "a special representative Of
toe government.
Morocco. strangely enough" said NJ.
SaIIdui. Us now enjoying a peace
and order that has not been there for
centuries since the time of the
great Moorish kinCs. one might have
supposed that with the Turks AT war
with France the forces OF Islam would
be uneasy and disposed To make diff
cult!ss for the French administration
he larger part OF the French troops
Withdrew a. tho beginning Of the war
ana since then military lire Of some
100 miles iu length has been drawn in
front OF the Atlas mountains. to which
the hostile tribes have retired
An the great sweep of country
from the coast to the ATLAS range is i'm
a state Of security and wellbeinc The
great Arab chiefs. some of whom dis
pose al as many as twenty thousand or
thirty thousand horsemen. are working
in complete cooperation with General
Lyauiey the French resident general
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SIZE IS NOT
HEALTH
LARGE MEN NOT IMMUNE FROM
SICKNESS.
HEALTH rs AT YOUR DISPOSAL
NOW.

Illnesses are not confined only to
me wtelthy class or the idle rich.
More times IL is the working man. the
poor man. the man Of the world. who.
through neglect or ignorance of what
Was the matter with him. leaves his
trouble run on until the case becomes
really serious. And IL does not show
because man looks strong and IS
wei built that he Is in the best OF
health. Such was the case with Mr..
Mach Hamlin. 1853 Third avenue.
huntington. who suffered from nerv-
Gus breakdown. He did not sleep well
az night and woke up several times.
MS must have shown on him. as the
shipping clerk where he was employed
advised him TO try Tanlac. Another
case where the fame of the premier
PREPARATION gains in popularity
through the voice of the people. And
when medicine is taken IN and
passed from mouth to mouth. and the
praises sung from one state to an
other. then there must be some reason
Tor II. There is. The reason Is that
Tanlac really helps. II brings back
health TO those who thought that they
must suffer all their life with what
ever malady they may have. and il has
done this in more than one case. But
let US hear more from Mr.. Hamlin.
suffered from a nervous break
down and could not sleep at night.
waking up several times. which made
me feel soggy and lazy all through the
day. The shipping clerk where I
worked recommended Tanlac TO me.
and / thought that I would give II a
trial. as / had read of the many cases
where people suffering from the same
malady | had were cured by this re-
markable medicine. Now I heartily
recommend IL. ! have more life in me
than I had. Before taking Tanlac I
would sit down and did not feel like
getting up. Now feel rested when |
get up. as / sleep fine think IL is a
splendid medicine. and would be glad
to influence anyone in need Of such
remedy 10 benefit as have"
Mr.. Renfrow. the personal represent.
alive Of Mr.. l.. r. Cooper in Wheeling
hears every day of men and women
being helped back TO permanent health
by the Master Medicine Tanlac. II
the reader is suffering from stomach.
kidney. liver or bladder trouble. con-
supation. loss of sleep. appetite or en-
erGy. Indigestion. nervousness. ca
tarrhal affections. or any like ailment.
You should go at once to the c. n
tricst drug store. 1925 Market street
and see Mr.. Renfrow. who will gladly
help you with your case. Tanlac can
only be purchased al this store. for
The better protection Of the public
against substitution and fraudulent
dealers. 81 per bottle. or 6 bottles for
$500.
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SUFF CONVENTION
WILL OPEN TODAY

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Nov ID
One hundred accredited delegates and
many visitors are expected to attend
The fifteenth annual convention OF the
west Virginia Equal Suffrage Associ-
aiion which will convene here to-mor-
row afternoon for a three-day session.
This Us expected 20 be tho most i'm
Iortant convention IN the history Of
The organization. as plans will be made
for the prosecution of the campaign
Tor the suffrage amendment which viii
De voted on IN the State next fall.
Mrs. h. G~le Ebbett. Of Parkershurr.
state president. viii occupy the chair.
Features will be voters evening az th,
auditorium on Wednesday. the first
suffrage parade in the State on We'd
ncsddy afternoon. and The banquet on
Thursday evening
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FOR SALE

- ->~->--"-~-~~--~~
FOR SALE-Farm OF 2f2 acres. situated
~ y ork township. Belmont county.
ohio. five miles from Povhatan. n,.,r
a good pike road. one hundred acre in
Liue timber. mostly white oak. A idr.s.
Box -. MuundsylIl,. W. Va u-f5-i
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ORYILLE WRIGHT
SUED FOR $4,000

NIM YORK Sow f. "Details of
'H' sale hy Or"lo Wuahf OF DIS u.
HrD.t" Ir 'hc Nr'..I Nsrur'ane com.
panF af Dayton. Ohio arc contained bon
1 .1II filed alaH.. SIR Wr-H. in tho
supreme court bore today Tho
aviator. DO I. revealed. received $3.50 uuu
boo cash and bond and mortear. for
f.auUUu
Beside DO .a fn receive 80 IUu "a
year aa CON .H'Ius ,r..ncrr. hp.r. rU
leased of 900 OBLIGATION. in tho concern
founded ht hm and tHp iaIs Wilbur
Nrsh. h. brother
IInE Williams. promoter OFF frIa
.''I. .e fbH U'auuG U. ash. $4,000
commits .Ou f1r brueu. about fH.
.alD off tne Wrehf interest in fFs Day
fun corporation
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TWO CHILDREN
DIE FROM BURNS

Special Dispatch Goo the. Iut.Itl,ucfr
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Nov r.. -
Two little children died here to-day
a. the result Of burns received while
playing Margaret Roush. aged four.
daughter Of c. Roush. faI into tub
Of boiling water some DAYS aeo and
her death resulted after % vain strue.
gle. Little Ethel Lennon. arod three.
nautni'r OF Thomas Lennon. 70
ccN'a some severe burns SATURDAY
VIII" at play. and her death resulted
10 day. she havInl developed pucu.
monia Also She was p'aGng about
IRE and her olOthine ,pu-bt and She
was severely burned before aid could
be- given here
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GAS RATE WAR
ON AT EASTBANK

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Nov. ID
A gas rate war is on in Eastbank. AZ
ter the Nesperine GAS company. CON
trolled by Colonel William Seymour
Edwards. had been furnishing gas
there Tor years at twenty cents thou
SAND cubic feet tho Kanawha Fuel
company was granted a franchise TO
furnish the towns fuel supply az ff-
teen cents. The Ncsperine company
cut its price TO fifteen. followed by a
cut Of three cents by the Kanawha
company. Today Colonel Edwards an
nounced that his company would sell
gas at twelve cents and supply all the
school buildings and churches for
nothing
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PEOPLE DIE IN
STREET OF LAREDO

LAREDO. Texas Nov. f5-People
are dying in the streets and food riots
arc OF almost daily occurrence I'm tho
towns throulhoGt the state OF Chihua-
uua. controlled by Villa forces. accord
ing 90 passengers arriving here to-day
from that portion of the Mexican in
terror. Food supplies are cut on from
the south. and villa and his govern
ment are unable 90 furnish supplies
from the north. 30 b. said. o. was be.
lieycd. tho passengers said. that II the
entrance OF the Carrauza forces was
long delayed. conditions I'm Chihuahua
City would become most serious.
General Carrauza and his party
were reported to have arrived OF SAL
tlIo today. and 30 was expected they
would remain there for several DAYS.
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public was entitled to all available
Information relating to the national de
Tense.
The general staff report. II is under.
stood. recommends increasing the repu-
lar army TO 250. 900 men. permanently
with the colors and with reserves OF
100000 fully trained men TO fill gaps
In this force. Behind this line il is
proposed to have a force of million
men with at least years training.
giving the country an army of about
100000 fully equipped and easily
modified. The stan estimates. il is
reported, that il takes at least a year
10 make soldier At 20 join the fight
ing line. The continental army pro-
gram contemplates only six months of
hard training distributed i'm two month
periods through three years.
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new TREATY WITH
HAITI DISCUSSED

WASHINGTON so -Awh44aa.
dor Iusaoraud OF France. conferred
with Secretary I1r. Iua today REGARD.
In. Poo new treaty negotiated between
tn' United States and Haiti. under
which au American prot,cJorate would
Do established over rha island republic
Cor f.u FUaft
Tho Now treaty Iaa been ratified hv
IH. H.HI'n parliament and VIII hs cub
u.H.I .u tU. United States ..ulf.
ut.f month
DOB .H. meantime fnU provision. of
fh' convention for financial and police
control iu fI. III, country ht Nmrr
'au u.irUr. uII. bn uu. into effect .rw
p0HU''. .rd fHs marine force of o.ru.
patton probably 900 I. Kept ou fra
i..Ird mt' peace and order under trr
now play HfD assured
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INVENTION TO BE
KEPT A SECRET

NEN YORK. Nov. lj.-Because his
invention might be useful TO the enc.
mics of his country. Servia. Prof. Mi
'hael / Pupin, of Columbia UNIVERSE
". who is honorary Scrvian consul
general 10 the United States. told the
members Of the National Academy Of
Sciences. at their fan meeting here
tonight. that he would not make pub
nc until the war is over the secret Of
the receiver for use in wireless teleg-
raphy and telephony by which static
interference can b. eliminated.
Inc new instrument. Prof Pupin
claims. Is the one thinR TO
make possible the tranymission of
wireless messages between any two
points on the earths surface.
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The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsvilie Camp Grounds, in
good condition. Address Forest
View" Box l02, Elm Grove, ". Va.
Or call Bell phone 79-L. Elm Grove
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KAISER VISITS TROOPS.

HELM. SOY. %. tby wireless %.
9aN w emperor William made n visit
recently 90 his troops boz tho prtr.f
swamp region OF Russia. the Oversee.
News Az nos says. be also visited tb.
epgl Wh'i, stood Hrsst-Litovak which
Tow unutns ago was "a city or go. 0ua
persons. soothing now remains but ruins
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OVER $50 INVESTMENT
Haller, BiebersOn & Gundling Co.

Real Estate q Fire InBurancs.
1905 chapIins st. Opposite City Bldg.
Both Phones 49s.
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bEkLlN. Nov. -. thy wireless TO Say
to-day for publication BY thu 6yers.gs
News Agency has the following.
Their, have been no riots On the is
IahI OF Corfu and the German ,mpersr's
castle Achllriou has NOT hon d.,,,,.i
All iI" foreign reports ASSERTING fhat
iart ot th' castle had been destroyed and
mar the trouble ceased only through IN.
iui'It euii"n OF prominent citizens -
Corfu. were purely inventions. as cam o.
stated from an authoritative sourc,."
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
TWO LARGE ROOMS ON GROUND
FLOOR ESPECIALLY SUITED FOR
DOCTOR OR DENTIST; $50.
THREH FIuE ROOMS ON THIRD
FLOOR Sls. ALL AT ISL MAIN
STREET.
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GENERAL STAFF
HAS ARMY PLAN

"NrUINrTON. Nl. Imm.EI
.'. publication of fH. I.u.r. off fUe
army general .fHn un II. military
need" o. fho country. dIu.rua mater.
'IIf .I"w ih0 administration CONT
Mental armF scheme. win bD w..I uH.
1n president Wilson lr Secretary Car
I'."H Inr HnrrcfHr. who haa do.
.'fIb'd 'ho plan f0 De- recommended to
.nnrr" aH only step Iu iHr RIGHT
direction. said TODAY. he believed tho
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Ship Plundered.


$40 %. m.-Lifeboats from mo Tttii,I,
-.'iih'f Bosnia, which was sunk bv a
.uun'tfiue flying the Austrian flag toaf
Ll"N' g" To 90 hours 10 reach IN, ,oasf.
0,rN lNure declare that the Austrisus
numbered the ship and took articles
INA sing " 90
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 70 Manufacturers, Joboers, Mer-
chants and Others wholesale Dealers
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board OF Control OF the state
OF West Virginia viii receive bids daily
at It's Office at Charleston. West virginia
for furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial manage
rient Of which II vested In said Board
Contracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal West Virginia deal
ers will b. given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
ntshed bidders ON receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1s-i-u Charleston. West Virginia
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~ ri tspGHNb, NOV. 10. via London.
'. N Hf Hlhsluu. who came tu Russia in
lhari' OF "a Red Cross unit has been ar
army corps with the rank nf general
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NV YORK, NpV. 1J-Officers OF
N i'ncA liner Espagnc which arriv-
ed here tonight from bordeaux ssid maj
.Wo destroyer Of the French navy es-
t'Il'd the EspaEne so miles from mo
.i'tI".l ~ men she departed FOR New York
The Espagna brought 90 first cabin 40
-eolul class and 80 steeraEe passenrrrs-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A LARGE eastern life Insurance O. las
an interesting proposition FOR tho ulan
who can deliver the goods" Only ono
man wanted FOR the Pan Handle couutt.e
Anoreas tuN l-6. Boston. Mass g. ~
u you are looking for a snap do not ana
sWer this Nd. MOI
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The above dispatch contains IN. fi--,
animation that riptiug had taken u.a,.
on Oh" island OF Corfu and that IN, viii,
AchiIl,ion had been damaged
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was bound from New York for Auckland.
\. D. ana was abandoned on fire 4.1
miles south Of ST. Helena Noysfrhc. q
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Louia I5ertael1N

fuNEFAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEklAL EMuALMER.
ti22 and 1924 Main Street.
calls Answered Day or Mkt
store Phones a16
&. J re rtschv. Naf Phone 1ogQ.V
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5reummer G. HildebrsHd

AAAALet AlFa toru nnd I'm nalu1arn
Conner Market and Twenfv-arrrrf "a
Aelebhune aQl onCn dar and ufafL.
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WANTED-Female Help

-~'-~----~----~~~~~--~
WANTED-ENpericnc colored woman
wants position as cook. good reference.
capable OF taking fun charge. asa TIlr-
nson ST, Bellaire. Bell phone 3ca-tt
n-lf-i
WANTED-At once; sewing gtri for re-
pair work ON mems clothes Stsadv
work for an experienced person Addr.ss
Tailor. care Intelligence n-Ia-i
WANTED-N oman Tor second cook
ABBY Mckccver Restaurant. Ila9 Ns~-
ket St a., - -
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MISCELLANEOUS
WE SELL

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WE BUY WE SELL
Electric motors $500. electric coffee
grinders from $3.50 TO $500. / waffle
iron So / griddle iron 81. motor wash
ing machine 100. marble soda fountain
SIS. milk shake So. slate slabs SIT. by n
inches. 25c 81. foot 3iz n. p. gaso-
line engine SIS. wheeibarroWs $50.
shoyels SIC. picks Goc. best egg heaters
sc. galvanized elbows Sc. gas stoves. soc
75C. 500. St.25. Sf.5O. Se00. S2.5O. Tools
OF all descriptions bought and sold.
Tool store, 1851 Market St open eve
ninEs. n-5-tf
wANrED-Icwelry show and wall cases
Call Bell 155-J. Mich
WE REPAIR washing machines. wiring
ers. soda fountains. baby vehicles:
missing parts furnished: all cutlery re-
paired; also locks: new keys made. Tool
store. 1851 Market st. open evenings.
n-5-tf
WILL PAY CASH for emery wheel grind
stone. bicycle. and all other useful tools
Address 5. II, care lntelligencer.
o-3O-n-1
PATENTS re Fsas,;
"a Patent and
trademark litigation. Booklet free
VI. Y. DUNLAP. Patent Lawyer
National Exchange Bank Building
Wheeling. ". Va.
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FOUND

COW. Inquire W. = Frs-
tor llm Heights Film Grove u-fe.i
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LOST

$500 -----~~~-----~-~-~-~-
S1hA I'D ltly mare. owner can have
same. by paving Tor keapfrg srr I'll,
90. w. II. Caldwell. HclI phone 1858
NIl fI. Moi
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WANrEp-hsxperieneed glass d.ooratcr.
Pittsburgh. Pa n~tS,S
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FOR sALE-Automobile

FOR SALE six Cy1frGer
touring car. %. a. smith. L. s. Inln-
dry. Bcllaire. ohio. ss-50-tf
Evening star., 1915-06-08
SILVER SPRING CITIZENS
FORM FIRE ASSOCIATION
William J. Jouvenal Elected Presi-
dent Of Organization in Mary
land Community.

The citizens of Silver Spring. Md.
met at the Silver Spring Armory last
night for the purpose of organizing a
nre association. The meeting was
called to order by Chairman Jouvenal,
who stated the object of the proposed
association was to provide some means
for the protection of property In the
locality from fire. The organization
was perfected by the election of the
following officers: President, William
]. Jouvenal; secretary. J. B. Glover;
treasurer, J. II. Cissel; chief. Isaac
Oden; first assistant chief, George Lam
don; second assistant chief, Thomas
Hunter. About fifty members were
enrolled.
The members of the Ladies' Co
operative Society, an organization
which has been In existence for sew
eral years to promote the welfare of
the community. were elected honorary
members of this association.
Gist Blair brought to the attention
of the association a proposition on the
part of the Chevy Chase Sanatorium to
locate in the Silver Spring neighbor-
hood and read letter which he and
Senator Blair Lee wrote to DR.. Logic
protesting against the location of this
sanatorium in this community. This
letter was unanimously indorsed by
the association, and a vote of thanks
was extended to Mr.. Blair for the in
terest he has taken in the matter.
Evening star., 1915-06-08
TO AID BREWERY WORKERS
IN BOYCOTT OF SALOONS
Central Labor Union Will Definitely
Ascertain If Members "Patronize
Forbidden Bars"

The boycott of striking brewery
workers on saloons refusing to handle
union beer to the exclusion of all others
will be vigorously pushed in the near
future. it is stated, it being the an
nounced purpose of the Central Labor
Union to have members of the various
local unions visit the interior of the
saloons in question with view toward
establishing definitely what members
of the various local unions are patron
izing the forbidden bars For some
time the brewery workers have had
pickets on constant duty on the ex-
terror of the so-called "scab shops"
John Sullivan. international organ
izer of the brewery workers, who Is at
present in this city directing the strike.
last night addressed a meeting of the
Central Labor Union. and declared it
to be his belief that the National As
sociation of Brewers is financing the
local manufacturers in the strike. He
dwelt upon the statement that the
pickets, in the face of abuse and in
suits, have never retaliated.
The plan of the Central Labor Union
will have to be acted upon by each Of
the local bodies before it can be put
into effect.
Evening star., 1915-06-08
URGES PEACE CONFERENCE.
DR.. Gomez Appeals to Mexican Lead
ers to Cease Fighting,

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. June s.-Dr. r.
vasquez Gomez has wired an appeal to
Gen Carranza, Villa and Zapata to
cease fighting and send representatives
to a peace conference.
Dr. Gomez was minister of education
in the cabinet Of President Francisco
de la Barra and candidate for vice
president on the Madero ticket.
The message in part reads
For humanity and in order to save
the country and the noble ideas of the
revolution, I propose to you the i'm
mediate cessation of hostilities. the
freedom of communications to keep the
Mexican people from starvation, and the
sending of delegates to a peace con-
ference that would be honorable to
all. to establish government which
can unity the revolution and comply
with it's ideals"
Evening star., 1915-06-08
GETS PATENT OFFICE WORK.
Columbia Planograph Company Oh.
tains Contract for Copying Drawings

The contract for the production of
copies of drawings of mechanical pat
ents and reissues for the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1916, has been awarded
to the Columbia Paragraph Company
of this city by the commissioner of
patents. The contract amounts to about
$4,000.
The work will be done at less cost to
the government than during the year
Just ending, it was said today, and
some of the work which has hitherto
been done by employees in the patent
office will be done by the lithographine
company. This will enable the patent
office to employ some eight or ten of
its employees on other work.
Evening star., 1915-06-08
AUSTRIAN STATEMENT.

VIENNA, June z, via London. June 8.
After severe defeat at Przemysl the
Russian army command during the
last few days has made strong ef-
forts to break our line by attacks
against our positions on the Pruth.
especially against the district Of Kol-
omea and Delatyn, where the enemy
continues to push forward masses of
fresh troops.
While all these attacks were being put
down by, the tenacious bravery of
Gen. Pfiahzers army. through which
the Russians suffered severely. al
lied forces under Gen. Linsingen were
approaching from the west. Yester-
day they captured Kalusz the district
north of Kalusz and the heights on
the left bank of the Dniester north
of Zurawna. Between Nadworna,
near the Bystrfca, and the Lomnica
our troops Joined in the attack.
Battles to the east of Przemysl and
Evening star., 1915-06-08
BERLIN THINKS BALKAN
CRISIS IS LESS ACUTE
Rumania and Bulgaria Now Regard
ed as Unlikely to Join
the Allies.

COLOGNE. Germany, June S. via
garia and Rumania viii enter the war
with the allies are diminishing, says a
Berlin dispatch to the Cologne Gazette
THE political heavens of the Balkans
have cleared somewhat" the dispatch
says. "Rumania has rejected the first
offer of the triple entente tGreat Brit
ain. France and Russia) as unsatis-
factory. Bulgaria also has received
offers from the entente.
In Accord With Rumania.
1T is not known that Bulgaria has
formally rejected them, but she is in
agreement with Rumania, and sinoe
the latter has rejected the offers Bull
garia probably will do likewise
This assumption is the more rea.
sonable because Bulgarias first de-
mand is immediate occupation by her
of the Macedonian territory taken
from her by Serbia. The entente has
not yet offered that.
Their Eyes on Macedonia.
Bulgaria naturally is not disin-
terested in the Turkish frontier. but
Bulgarian statesmen are keenly con-
scious that the opportunity regarding
Macedonia is one which will come now
or never.