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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-17
Boys Showing Their Fathers How to
Farm.

In the current issue of Farm and
Fireside, the national farm paper pub
lished at Springfield, Ohio, appears the
following account of how boys are show
ing their fathers how to farm.
"The boys corn-club work is worth
the study of the men. We have all
heard arguments, in days gone by, as
TO whether or not it is possible to pro-
duee hundred bushels of corn TO the
acre. II has been done in most of the
states, in which corn is grown at all
not only by men, but by boys.
A statement is before us showing
the results Of the work of the corn.
club champions in the states of Mime
sofa, Indiana, Vermont, Massachusetts,,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-17
The Best Policy.

whats your idea of an honest MANI
"An honest man." replied Mr.. Kimp,
sis one who likes the same music in
private life that he says he likes when
his wife is giving musical evening
Philadelphia Record.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-17

S.s.h-hl There are exactly 10 Amer
leans on the Baltic, which sailed from
New York Thursday for the war zone!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-17

at is better to say: This one
thing / do than to say: These
forty things | dabble in Wash
ington GLADDEN..
We attempt only one
thing, to give men and
boys satisfaction in
things to wear, and we
concentrate on tive
have no side lines or side
shows or outside bust
ness.
A special showing to-
day in summer suits.
Palm Beach suits, $40.
Two piece, quarter
lined suits, $40.
If $40 is your price,
our line will prove your
judgment is right.
New sport shirts, 81
and $1.50.
Ties, SOC.
H. Rogers & Co.
We Clean. Press. and Repair Clothing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-17

The sixth Of series of adver-
tisements setting forth the re-
lationship of the bank to the
community, its scope of bust
ness and its justification for
existence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-17

In its capacity as a GUS
todian, the bank must of
course furnish a safe de-
pository. To meet this re-
quirement the Peoples Ma
@;1ao1 DouJ a.Jna a
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
SAVAGE BUYS Topeka CLUB
New Owner is Expected to Post Nee
essary Guarantee Today and
Sale Will Be Ratified.
scHEDULE MAY BE POSTPONED

CHICAGO, Feb. 12-Tho Topeka West
ern league franchise has become the prop
erty Of John Savage. secretary Of the
Kansas City American association club.
according 20 a telegram received today
by President o'Neii. The deal between
Savage on enc side and the stockholders
of the Topeka club and the bank. which
held claim against the club, was conn
ploted last last night and must yet be
ratified by the club owners OF the league
IN session here
o'NeilI was Informed that the new
owner ana Cashier Benson OF the bank
expected to be here today, where. with
Simeon Baer. one Of the old directors.
all interests viii be represented. II Saw
age can produce the required guarantees
tho purchase VIII prove acceptable and
the team will be Kept in Topeka. Il was
said.
The magnates hoped today 10 wind up
their session-the longest ever held by the
league. according to 0'Neill II was said
that the adoption OF schedule might be
put over until April /. some OF the club
owners believing Il advisable 70 watt Cor
a decision IN the antitrust suit In the
United States district court here.
0'rSoill saia there was only, the re-
hottest possibility that the league would
lauspond for a year. but admitted that
the financial outlook. following rather
poor seasoti in 1914. was not bright. This
statement was. made In discussing pu-
slahod report that some of the rdanaates
favored laying orr ftf d haktdM
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
70 the Rescue
in Blood Diseases
Just the Help Needed 10 Over
come WORST Troubles.

In g. 9. g.: the famous bleed purlaer,
Il the greatest natural repair crew known.
IL Il an antidote for germa. that once let
loose, multiply 20, fast that q oeanlte dis
ease y apparent over night And yet "a
powerful Is the lnnuenee OF 8 5. 3. that
Ike . vast army Il spreads all thrpugh
the blood. checks disease, opens up ell the
valves Of escape aud throws out disease
through the lungs, kidneys. bladder. bowels
and skin.
Do not become panic stricken n rash
OF boils or erupfions lnname the ska.
Nature 10 dolng her best bot Nature u at
the same time, calling for help, aud IN
8. s. q Il Just the Kind Of help Nature
demands. for Il Il a pure Vegetable remedy
with an action that vigorously follows the
blood channels and cleans and repairs a.
Il goes along. In every community are
people who know this to be true. They
have used s. q s. and are blood Clean
through and through.
Get = bottle Of s. 8. s. today At any
drug store. Drive out those destructive
germs that cause Hkln eruptions. sore throat,
eWollen glands, blood risihgs. painful Fhau'
matte joints. chronic bronchitis. ana most
al conditions Of disease Read the folder
around the bottle that tells about the great
work being done 70 assist sufferers II you
would know more about the blood and u
treatment write for special book to III
swift sDecidc Co, - SNlSt ho1, Atlanta
Il c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13

Arguimbau. an Austrian. and p. La
Treanor Of Washington lost their first
matches.
The most important matches in the first
round were:
J. M. Schumacher beat c. r. Watson. jr..
ga, 81; Il. II. Hooker beat p. L. Treanor
rs, GO: Y. w. Peaselee beat ". G.
Arguimbau, SO, rs, 10-s; r. ]. Sommer
beat II. A. Brookmorton. Princeton inter-
scholastic winner, rs, "a.
Second round: T. r. PelI beat j. wein-
stein. 6-1. ST.; K. II. Behr beat Lincoln
eount otto ssm s sC f F. Toac6 Ss
beat A. Bassford. Jr.a g., SO; F.. w.
Peaselee beat r. J. Sommer, 81, 60; II.
A. Plummer beat Preston Outlining. jr.,
as, go Ga: w. c. Grant beat IL. Swain.
ga. 60; A. NJ. Lovibond beat w. ]. CAL
ton. eli, 6-1; c. T. Johnston. jr., former
Amherst and New England champion,
beat w. n. Wood. Columbus, So, 6-3.
Ne; B; S. Prentice beat G. 9. Grenz. 12-lo'
Third round: C. L. Johnston. jr.. beat
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
AMATEUR BALL MEN
TAKE IN FIVE NEW CITIES

cLExELANp. O.. Feb. sa.-The Ma
tionai Amateur Base Bali association at
a mceliHg here today voted 70 take in
five new cities. Sacramento. Cal: Rich
mond. Va; Pittsburgh, PA Detroit,
Mich. and Akron. O.. were admitted to
membership. Several minor changes were
nado b the constitution.
The representatives from the various
eities were informed that on March /
President +. c. Patterson will notify
each city a. TO the exact date Tor the
start Of the intercity series Of elimination
games This will enable each city to
arrange It's schedule without running the
risk q . conflict in dates.
The following officers were elected:
y. c. Patterson. New York, president;
Clayton G. Townes. Cleveland. first vice
n4eEident; GooFEa Rurehia. Louisville
second vice president; Ernest seaton,
cnica9q. secretary and treasurer
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
YORK DROPS OUT or
STATE BASE BALL LEAGUE

YORK. Neb.. Feb a. especial -rhe
base bah board has decided that there
win be no league bah Ia York THE season.
President Kiidow made the following
statement this afternoon:
"A eood many people Of York win read
with regret that the base bail board has
decided TO throw up the club IN this place.
MOI enough interest Is being manifested
by the citizens 20 Justify further attempt
70 assemble team.
When the club is gone. and the fence
torn down, VIII We be sorry then that We
let the only Amusement that We have our.
ing tho summer months set away from
usfT
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13

|. Al c, FLIPPERS
TRIM TOWNSENDS
Basket Ball Players from Chicago
Put Up Wonderful Exhibition
and Win Handily.
MARK HUGHES IS LOoAL STAB

rsrchenoe there - some place IN. this
wide. wide world a team which can trim
the Illinois Athletic club team, but one
would have difficulty forcing the Omaha
Townsends 70 admit Il. For last night
that Illinois Athletic club team. which
last year copied the Amateur Athletic
union championship Of the United states.
showed the Omaha men how the game
OF basket ball IL played. When the Town
sends had completed their course OF In
struetion the score stood 20 to =.
Itis not 20 the discredit OF the Town
sends that they were beaten. The Chi
cago boys put up about the fastest exhi-
hilton OF the game possible under the
Amateur Athletic union rules. Their
teamwork was superb. and whenever they
pushed the BAH into their half OF the
field-shoot. and into the basket OF mighty
close 20 it. They Tipped the ball appar-
emily without elaboration At all. and
every shot was Close Given half a sec
ond Tor poise. not a player seemed to miss
the heop it on his side OF the floor. Long
shots from the middle OF the floor were
such frequent occurrences the ASSEMBLY OF
fans present foreot 10 applaud
The visitors didn't pay 20 much. atten-
ton 70 tuarding. but concentrated their
attack on scoring. Result. the big score.
johnson and Pressler. forwards. and
Feeney. center. made basket shots that
were well nigh miraculous
Marx Hughes. while not in the entire
game. pub up q nifty exhibition for the
locals The ransy forward Tipped five
bsskets. which Il some flIpping against
the Illinois Athletic club crowd. He
played . good floor game. too. and Ma
constantly following the ball An Of his
shots were ione ones
Burkenroad was BIT OF disappoint
ment. He made but two field goals, sps
made but one goal following fouls. al
though he had ten Of such free chances
Generally he Is good for 30 per cent q hi
frao throws, and his failure had quite .
BIT 10 DO with the teams failure. Blu
Hurksnroad Is TO be excused. for the Chi
eaeo guards. evidently aware o. HI
skIil. ciung to, him tenaclousiy throushou
the game.
An q the Omaha men played good fas
basket ball. but they we're outelasseo
Fvery man on the chieago five was
wizard. and ne pretty hard to beat INV
wizards
The score;
- !. fo'F = ~ 80 = 80 -.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
TENNIS STARS IN THE GAME
Players of International Repute in
Opening Rounds of Indoor
Tourney at New York.
DRAW FOR SINGLES INCLUDES 70

NEW YORK, Feb. 12-Tennis players
Of international reputation played
through the opening rounds OF the Ma
tional Indoor championship today on the
courts OF the Seventh regiment The
draw for the singles included seventy
three competitors. G. F. Touchard, holder
Of the title; Kari Behr. T. r. Pell, w. c.
Grant and E. w. Peaselee. former Yale
champion were all, successful. v. C..
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
Cubs Will Start
With Old Lineup

CHICAGO. Feb. 12-The Chicago Ma
tionals will start the season with prac-
tically the same lineup as last year. Man
ager Bresnahan announced on his return
from, New York today. He admitted his
failure to get two players for whom the
club offered $4,000 and at the same time
criticised the twenty-one-men rule. which
he declared would prevent the clubs de-
veloping youngsters. John Gibson Of Mo-
bile. who caught for the Pensacola team
last summer, has been signed by the
Cubs.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
Maine High School
Rifle Team Makes
New High Record

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1ir-AlI previous
team records for The high school showing
championship this season were broken
by Doering. Portland. Ne. with sdore
Of - out OF & posaiblp 1000 according 10
results Of the fifth match enaouncod to-
day. Scores: s.ss
Class A-DeeFlng, Portland. Me-. seil
against Iowa City. esl; stonehem, Mass,
s6s. against High. Portland. Ma. ps7..aaw
York, Dao against Manual washington.
D. G. 30; sale Lake City, eie. against
folytechnic, Baltimore. s2s; Auburn.
California. s5s. against Manual. Brooklyn,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
NEBRASKA CITY COMES
FOR RETURN CONTEST

Nebraska city High school basket bali
team will be in South Omaha this even
ing for q. game with the Magic city
High school five.
The local team defeated the visiting
team on It's own grounds several weeks
ago. by a close score. The game will
open at sis. sharp. ana no preliminary
win be played.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
NEW MEXICO MILITARY
HOLDS SHOOTING LEAD

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-New Mexico
military institute retains ~ lead for first
place IN Class A Of the national shoot
lnH competition for miiitory schools. ac-
cofdine % the scores Of ths fourth weeks
zsatch.es made public here tonight
Scores;
Class A. New MlxieU RoSwell So
aNainnt Northwestern Highland Park H.
Johns. Detained. wis. ss4: Bordentown.
-. j.. az. against S. Johns. Marllus. ~
~, az t<emprT. Boonriiles Mo, 9l3
aIainaf Harvard. Los Angeles. So
Class ~ Wentworth. Lexington. Mo.
SEA against Hitchcock. san Rafael Cal.
rs. Nofran Park, Ia. 0sS. against NnEarth
Hall. Pa. So; Miami. Germantown. o..
tI8 nHaInzl Tennessee SwoetWator. 81.
1hasttck. Fanbsult. KHAN. Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
CHARLIE WHITE AND
FREDDIE WELSH MATCHED

CHICAGO. Feb l2-Articies were
signed here today for a ten-round match
between Charlie White OF Chicago ana
Freddie Welsh. the lightweight chaua-
pion. 70 Be decided IN Mllwauhee on Feb
ruary 3. They agreed to weigh 1S
pounds at o'clock. Il win be their sec
ond mestine, the first having resulted IN
draw.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
TWIN CITIES ONLY ONES
REPRESENTED At PIN MEET

MINNEAPOLIS. Nina. Feb. lR-st
Paul and Minneapolis were tbe only
cities represented on today's program Of
the International Sowing aasociation
tournament which opened a twelve-d
session here last night Bovlers from
other ciues VIII make their appearance
tomorrow -1
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
REFUSES TO MEET
BROWN At SUPERIOR. Wis

SUPERIOR. Wis. Fob. l1-Pal Brown
rl|1l naeet either Red Watson Of California
~ NIbprn Saylor here February a. A
1tbslIlpla = sem against Brown to take
a.. pIaco Of Joe AandOt. lulilo abandoned
114 n'alth after tErcelns 70 terms. The
Superior rIdb viii protest 10 the state
AIhIot|c caHmlssion against Nandot
l|1hiIee ~ Wlpconai1
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
Louisville Club
Releases Burns

LOUISVILLE. KY. Feb. la.-President
Q. H. wathen today announced that he
had given Pitcher William Burns OF the
Louisville American association club hts
unconditional release. Burns came to
Louisville last year from the Minneapolis
cleb.s rs ~
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
Graaa I.Iana Mn.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Feb. ia-tspe-
sal Teloffan, )-0rand Island college won
IN basket ball from the Ktarney Normal
~ The Xonng. Mas Chrsiian ataccleflb
gymnasium here. q to ~
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13

fI4I y =. TH1 C1ttr County College
61rIef bali team from broken Bow PLAYED
ee..'s 1870, 49,. y .,,,.,,.... even
1.nn1 . 70 AZ. AZ the same time the
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tory.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13

w e, Pressler. Lac. L.G............ Koran
II. y. Ffieling.. r. q. R.G............ Plat
Substitutes: Wise for Hughes Richie
Tor Plata; Plata for Koran. Goals; John
son % A. Preasler 90. Feeney go, W. 6,
Pressier o. Frieling, Burkenroad (D.
Hughes 90, Wise. McWhinney 90, Ritchie
90. Platz. Foul goals: johnson (6). Bur-
kenroad. Referee; Finn. Umpirei Ieake
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
HUCKER FIVE WINS
FROM AMES EASILY
Speed, Team Work and Accurate
Basket Shooting Gives Ne
braska Game.
PRAY Is RoUGHHOUsE AFFAIR

AMEs. Ia, Feb. 70 --CspociaI Telegram.)
--Nebraska university cornhuskcrs made
another Significant advance In their
Hswkeye campassn this AFTERNOON BY
winning the first game OF the dual Sc
ries with Ames' Cyclones The score was
4 to s, Nebrasfh end first half. and the
final score was "a TO r. ft
Tho nlaire harvesters had II on the
Amos five, which was badly out OF trim,
30 closely following the loss OF most OF
the squad. by the final examinations and
the inflfmary. They had speed, team
work and tho basket hitting inack down
TO a pahh finer point than the Cyclones.
Their rushing down the floor away from
the Anaes defense was the secret Of the
score. tt~
The Cyclone dissipated away the re-
suits OF their offensive work by blasting
away At the hoop when Il was so far
away that an astronomer could not find
Il with = tcIsscope
Case a. Rougk.
The hfnas aim was bod most OF the
time. but when Il wan good tho luck
pulled the bali over the edge Of the has
ket The game was roughhouse az
fair, q poof thing 20 look At. foot bali
tEanspipntedlto a beard floor. The ieis-
surely smile aefenslye fwofk pf Rdfhcf,
ford was hard FOR the Cyclones 10 bfeeil
up. h1se's sxpertnsss from the foul line
helped out the Nebraska score to the OK
tent Of three points. Amos long sun
was falline overheard on the foul line
opportunitiss. camphell put the iron
hoop around the ball five times from the
field. Nebraska began scoring early and
had q score Of six before sydney landed
foui basket Tor tho first Apea score
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13

l.. H. Rogers, e-1, 90; II. L. Bowman,
jr., Metropolitan indoor champion, beat
]. A. Cotton, ca. 1-6, Sc.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
Honor Ger an statesman.

NEW YORK. kpril 1.-The looth
birthday anniversary OF Prince wv
Won bismarck. fikst chancellor of the
German empire. has celebrated today
in joint meetin OF members oi "e-
man clubs and pcleties OF this ci''
and New Jersey. A musical patriotic
program, speecfHs ana lilot'oh P'N
tpres depicting s6rring events OF the
life of the "lronf Chancellor VIII w
given tonight.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
ANTITRUST SUIT FILED !
AGAINST PACKING C0HVfN!
THEN ARE CHARGED WIFE Nib~
LATioNS OF THE Ay-TKlsT
LAWS OF sT/TE.

AUSTIN. Ter. /rn 1.-chars-
ing violations of /rhc state anti-'
trust laws She aEorney generals de.
partment todayfled suits against
Swift K Co, /rmour K Co. aud
Morris K IL packers II is ailes-
ed that vs. formed combination
to buy c/ton seed and cotton seed
oil. TH state charges that The
packets own u combination Of gins
and/oil mills,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
SKIN FROM nrr UNCLE
GRATED 1 h GIRLS KNEE

HOUSTON. Ten S, April Ito
save his niece fltm being malh'eu
for life. Gregg d Waddill of Gal
weston gave up 81 eht lnches OF Shla
from his leg to K grated on the
knee of Miss We'd Cooley, 16-year-
old Houston He &hts high sehooi
Dir, who was badk burned more than
a nonth ago. TIL operation was per
formed "Wednesday by the physician
who has been charge since the
girl was burned
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
COLEMAN FARM.

Mr., OZro Stevens is on the sick
list
Mrs. Taylor visited Mrs j. w.
Bowels Sunday.
Mrs. Wood visited her laughter,
Mrs. Graham, Sunday.
Mrs. A. II. Bennett won't shop
ping in town Saturday.
Mr.. Jim and Bob Cole) han were
out looking around SUNDAY.
Miss BESSIE Bracher viEted Miss
Johnnie Penner Saturday night.
Some of our young f4ks attend
ed singing at Lone Elm Sunday.
Most all the ladies 4 this COM
munity were in town Saturday.
Misses Edna and Jof nnie Penner
called on Mrs Lille fvels Sunday.
Miss Maud McWhoY er spent Sat
urday night with MID Oracle Ber-
els.
Miss Ottie Cherry Spent Saturday
night with Miss Vii Bic Mayfield at
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Lauderdale
visited MIR. VIII Buce and family
Sunday.
The farmers have their corn
planted. Some al talking of plant
ing cotton.
Miss Oracle kels and Miss May
ME Gregory ca ed on Miss Mamie
Ratliff Sunday.
Mr.. Sam Hid bkins, MIR. Bill May
field and Jess Oliver were out on
the farm Sun by
Some OF on young people attend
ed the party lat Mr.. Shaw's near
Lone Elm 81 Eurday night.
Miss Vira Mayfield visited Mis-
Ottie CherA Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
oglesby " ted Mr.. Wells near En-
mis- saturd II
-
Next q running, sharpening 9
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
FRENCH STEAMER SUNK
PART OF CREVyh|ss|kG
VESSEL ArracknY WITHOUT
WARNING AND CkEW WERE
LEFT HEEL LESS.

DOVER. Apply ia French
steamer was tori edoed and sunk in
the English hhnel yesterday. Two
survivors andHwo dead have been
brought hero Seventeen are still
missing.
Some ofEhe survivors were in the
water foI hours before they We're
rescued One of the survivors said
fine CeEnan submarine attacked the
steamer without warning and then
mad/ off while the crew struggled
in NE water.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01

today, are set forth aIfollows:
To the north she desires the en-
tire Province of TrenI bringing her
frontier to Venoste, Passirie, and
Br'onie' including TIE districts of
Royeredo, Trent Iazen, Meran,
Bresanone, and Bru4eck. To the
east she desires to extend her from
tier to the Julian Alps, including
the Provinces Of ca ritz and Istria,
with the districts T5Imein, Goritz
Trieste, Pola and Fiume. In addi-
ton to this She desires the Daima-
tian Islands. especially Veglia, Cher
so, Lunga, Brazza, Lesipa. Curzola,
Meleda, and LISA.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
UNION PAINTERS STRIKE
BIC BUILDINGS TIED UP
THREE THOUSAND RNsoN MEN
QUIT WORK BECAUSE NEW
WAGE WAS FEFusED.

CHICAGO, Hrn because
contractors reGyed them a written
agreement toybay at the rate of 70
cents an h9yr for two years, 5000
union pai4Ers struck here today
and tied H. almost every big build
ing in VI loop district, including
many APARTMENT houses. Several
olAer/unions are either on strike
or licked out.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
VETS HAVE Ian IN
TOM GREEN COUNTY

SAN ANcELd Tex, April l.
Incomplete and unofficial reports
from Tom Green6 county sho" 'A''s
the vets lead in yesterdays local
election by small majority Tweh-
ty-six out of Il preeinets give sn -,
anti-prohibitionits majority Of
81.
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Trent and Tried +, acquisition of
which has been Ea)y's )ong-eherish-
ed aspiration, aThe concessions
which Austria is believed to be will
ing to make ara insignificant as
compared With md demands.
1t is regarded Hs probable that,
under pressure ffpm Germany the
negotiations maybe extended and
Austria may be anduced to grant
larger concessions than She now is
willing to considel. but the belief is
generally held ina responsible quar-
ters that the extfJme Austrian CON
eessions would be Snsutiicient 10 sat
isfy Italy,
The demands of Italy, as outlined