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Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
NEW MAP ISSUED
 ON PARKER ROAD

A map of the Parker Cutoff. called the shortest and best an-the- year round route between Los Angeles and Phoenix. has just been issued by Joe Bush. proprietor of Hush's ferry at Parker Copies of the map were re- ce.ved by the local chamber Of com merce yesterday for distribution to motorists intending to make winter trips to the coast.
 The map shows twin routes be- tween Phoenix and the Colorado river one by way of Buckeye and thr other by Way of Wickenburg, anl joining the first mentioned route at Salome. The mileage of the Wicken- burg route between Phoenix and Par kor is 1908. and that of the Buckeye route. i6l9.
 West from Parker. the route lies hy way cf Blythe Junction. Cadiz. Bag dad. Ludlow, Daggett. Rarstow fwhere the good eats areD Nictorville. San Bernardino. Pasadena -thcnce in.1 the city The distance from Parker to os Angeles is 3224 making the
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
AUTO CLUB ORDERS 500 HIGHWAY SIGNS

F. B. Saunders, official representa- tive here of the Auto Club of Amer ica has just let the contract for painting five hundred road signs. to be used in and around the city of Phoenix
 This is the first step toward sign posting the highways of Arizona, l project outlined by the Los Angeles officials of the club during their visit here fair week, when a local branch was organized. Mir Saunders Is also completing arrangements for opening club rooms on West Washington street. The local organization will be known as the Phoenix branch of the Auto club of America, headdrarters of which are located in Los Angeles
 The club rooms will contain free reading room and rest room. free maps and information. as well as free baths ard lockers for the members Saunders states that the Auto Club of Amorica has no connection whatever with the International Automobile len"ue which flourished here some time ago.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
BODY OF B. H. DURFEE
 ID BE TAKEN EAST

The body of B. H. Durfee, who died at the Sisters Hospital yesterday morning, will be taken to Detroit to- night for burial by Mrs. Durfee and her son, F, r. Cruice. It will be laid away there in the family lot. Mir. Dur fee was of one of the oldest families of Michigan, his mother. who died a few months ago at the age of S4. hay ing been born in that state
 MT. Durfee had for many years been q resident of Cleveland. Ohio. whence he came to the Salt River valley four years ago. He left early in the year for his former home on account of the
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

partment yesterday. Offenders are in danger Of arrest and a severe fine. Already several places have been found where the pavement has been quite seriously damaged by the start ing of small fires.
 Most cf inc paved district is within the limits of the district where il necessary tc o3tan a permit from the fire chief to burn rubbish Before such permit k issued assurance must be given that the firt will not be started in proximity 10 buildings or inflammahle material Generally the promise is exacted that such fires VIII he started only in the backyard Of residence property or in the alleys at the rear of such property.
 Fires started on the new pavement results in the melting of the top dressing and often in permanent in iurN- to the base. Hence the order against starting fires or the pave mont
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
UNITED DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY ID
 CLOSE CHARTER 9TH

IL has been decided at late meet nR cf the United Daughters of tho Confedeiacy to close the charter of that organization on the Fifth of Jan nary instead of on the nineteenth as was originally Intended. The nine teenth though, will be celebrated in honor of the birthday of Robers E. Leo and Stonewall Jackson.
 The chairman. Mrs. Bindings. has requested that all applications be filled out and be sent into the sec re:ary, Mrs. Wahlstrom by the fifth Of January.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
DOYLE STILL LOOKS
 FUR STOLEN CHECKS

Out of large number of checks stoler from the cash register of the Doyle Cigar stand last week, but few have been recovered. Mir Doyle kept no record of the checks cashed. and has no way of knowing just which ones have been recovered.
 He is anxious to have all those who cashed checks with him between Monday the eleventh and Thursday night. the night of the robbery. call on him and give him a description of the check cashed. In this way, he win have some way of checking up on the aoount still unrecovered.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
PAYNE AND SAUFLEY
 HANDLE TIRES 0NLY

Payne & Saufley. who in the past years have earned one of the most complete lines of euto accessories in the state. have disposed of that DOT tion of their stock and will hence forth devote their entire time to the tire business.
 The store room has been entirely remodelled and the most up-to- date system for selling tires in the state has been installed Diamond Squegee tires and Silvertown cords will be handled exclusively. making one of the best lines in the country
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

total mileage 4s43-the shortest route between Phoenix and Los Angeles by about forty miles.
 The folder Is neatly arranged. the maps are clear and easy to read. and contain all the information about au,o supIlics. hotel and dining room ac- commentators q tourist could wish.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
ID TEST PONTOONS
 FUR TRANSFORMATION
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SAN ANTONIO. Dec. 16.--Major General Funston has ordered a test of pontoon transportation to decide whether the best method is mules, motor trucks. or caterpillar tractors.
 The test will be made first at Fort Sam Houston and vicinity and later further west where the roads through the unsettled districts are almost im- passable.
 Hitherto the only method of the United States army for pontoon trans portation was by mule and it requires usually fourteen wagons drawn by S6 mules to carry division unit
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
-----f1------ NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE RULES
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 SEATTLE, Dec. 16.-After heated discussions during the day, directors of the Pacific Northwestern Baseball League adopted resolutions tonight on the following basis: Player limit raised from thirteen to fourteen. Mon day baseball abolished. Sinking fund created to take the place of assess ments. Schedule meeting set for Spokane in February.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
FOR RELIEF OF INoiGENTs

VI rnbf NGaN "A. Ns Ledsco WFtJ
 DENVER. Dec. l6.--Counties In Col orado spent s7ss.l22 for care of the poor indigent. insane and other char itable purposes for the year ending June 30 last, according to the annual report of W. II. Thomas. superintend ent of the state board of charities and convictions. made public today.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

illness Of his mother. He had for some time been a sufferer of heart disease, though apparently in vigorous health. and last October he became so ill that Mir. Cruice went east to bring him back. He returned about three weeks ago and was then taken to the Sisters Hospital He was 67 years of age.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS
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DENVER. Colo. Dec 16.-Internal revenue receipts of the Denver office for the last fiscal year totalled sS93s39
 according 10 the annual report made public today. In the Denver districts, embracing Colorado. Wyoming and New Mexico, there were 22 arrests for violation of the internal revenue law, with l5 convictions. the report showed.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
SOX AND OUTLAWS ID
 PLAY OFF TIE TODAY

Last Sundays 2-to-2 tie between the White SoN and the Outlaws will be played off on the Polk street grounds this afternoon.
 So evenly matched were the teams last week it was impossible to req n a decision after ten innings of strea- nous play had brought the contest 10 tte early stages of the gloaming. Fiv" pitchers We're used
 The teams will line up as they were fer the same last Sunday when they meet at o'clock this afternoon. The
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
v SPORTS v
CHANCE TO MANAGE
 ANGELS NEXT YEAR

LOS ANGELES, Dec 16.-Frank Chance, manager of the Los An geles baseball team of the Pa citic Coast league, announced to- day he would manage the team next.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
ADMIRAL BUNKER DEAD
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 ASIIEVII.LE., x. C.. Dec. 16.-Rear Admiral John J. Iunker, i2, retire who served with distinction under Admiral Sampson during the Spanish war, died at Ashevlle Santitorium to- night Of heart trouble.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

champion meets Stanford February ? and 3. and California January 30 and 3l. Stanford and California meet Feb ruary r and March 8 The winner of the Conference championship will be figured on a percentage basis of games won. Thus the championship will be determined without any game on Washington or Oregon soil.
 Rowlers Of the Pacific Coast and as far east as Salt Lake City are expected to enter the annual Pacific Coast Bowling tournament. which win be held in San Jose February 20-25, sim ultaneously with the annual convention of the Pacific Coast Bowling Asso- citation.
 F. B. Bush Of san Francisco. secrr- tary of the association. recently com pleted arrangements for the tourna- ment and announced that in all prob ability there will be one or more teams here from Salt Lake Los Angeles. he predicted. will send several teams and Portland. Seattle. Tacoma and other northwestern cities including Butte. Mont. also will send representatives.
 Twenty graduates from Class B tournament now in progress here have their entry fees paid in the coast tour nament and there probably will be twenty teams from San Francisco and a representation from Sacramento, in- cluding the Cascades. one of the best known Of the Northern California teams.
 King City and Gonzales. Monterey County. have written for entry blanks. Hollister will have q team, and Santa Cruz also will be represented by al least five men.
 According to J. Forman. who will have charge of the tournament San Jose will make a stron- bid for the flve-man team championship. A team probably composed of Forman. D. D. Dooley Frank Arnerich. E. Slettedahl and Dr r. Schumacher has been car rying everything before In the fall and winter match games.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
TEXANS CLAIM GRID
 TITLE ON THE BORDER

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Dec 16. - The Mexican border service football championship was claimed tonight by the Second Texas infantry after out playing the Virginia artillery here, F 10 o. Tn games with troops on border duty Teyans have scored 129 points. while holding their own goal line inyiolate.
 The Nirgiuians were both out weighed and outclassed. Most of the time using a purt formation. the Texans speed enabled them to rm away from their opponents The teams were made uD of former col legiate stars of the two states.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

Tom Concrete Cruher Cowler of the best of the few leading eaywgh believes that he grab the heavyweghts when his title bout Cow has beaten Gnboa Smith Battling Levsky Porky Flynn knock ed out Tom Mccarthy and has big Fill Brennan twice He fast and clever for big followers claim the greatest al round fighter his class has the days the famous Charlie
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

Hire a Little Salesman at the Re publican office A Want Ad. will see more customers than vou car
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
NJ MORE FIRES
 ON PAVEMENT

Burning rubbish and leaves on the paVemeuts must cease. according to an nrAnr iseming from the straaf de-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28
CHICAGO TRADERS
GET EXCITED OVER
BALKAN WAR NEWS
Rumania 3 Declaration Smashes
Wheat Market, and n General
Rush to Sell Takes Place Strike
Possibility Helps Break.

chicago, AuE. 1N.-RumGuias dec
ltration Of war smashed the wheat
market today opening prices showed
q fan 100 some eases amounting to
y, a bushel september dcliNcr>.
which CLOSED saturday At Si.51A
started today al ste TO ti.tSta.
other options also broke wildly
General rushes To- sell took place
which we're Increased by the increased
chances ot "a general railway strike ia
the United states.
Before the descent of prices could
h. checked, lo~-,s that reached to y -
cents q bnshel. were shuwE for the
principal trading month. December
which sold as low as $lii - as com
pared with loi at saturdays finish.
Notwlthstanding that the tremendous
tendency 10 unload holdings carried
away FOR a while an other cunsiderl-
tious the extraordinary lTcdk .u val
uoS proved too tempting for b.yors 80
resist ana the market showed the
consequence IN rallies ~ Bee to 3 y, e.
from IN" lowest which 10 had touched
The upturus. however. Io'' prices stlll
l34 4r To- Sc down as compared with
last weeks final quotations.
Ia the late dealings weakness again
became acute. Prices tuuhlcd lower
than before. and closed domurolizcd
los. e. to llhc net lower with Scpt"m-
hcr az Sli0R 10 $I.i0a. To- lii's.
the extreme Lr.uk of the session.
News that actual lighting between
the sumiu.ans and tho Trut"us hai
begun accompanied the uuIl down
| uurn in prices. ana mad" the trading a
iruuIc whlIl of excitement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28
According to the Plans as Shaped
Today Unopposed Candidate for
Senatorial Nomination Will be
Temporary Chairman.
DELEGATES BEGINNING
TO FLOCK TO THE SCENE
Get Together for the Purpose of
Nominating the Best Men for
The Places" Counsels Probable
Head of the Ticket.
Especial Dispatch io The ucrnldD

santa Fe. y. NJ Aug 4s.--Th. adj
vance guard OF Democrats fsr the
Democratic state convention hcr"
M,du,.iny reached santa rc today.
the noon train hrinrur ""lcaWtons
,rom Grant and Quay countirs rHi
iurte uf delegations from other count
JOS
Hou. \. \ JONES. who recently re-
-i-u'G as first assistant soDr' faty 4
go, Interior. reached santa Fr last
uu'h MIR Jones % b. now expected.
WI' ho the temporary chairman rd
ko,u,te speaker OF the convention.
hat being the program which VIII hc
presented to IA. state commute" when
4 assemble tomorrow afternoon at
t,,u O'clock
Further than TIM mo- d'tli nave
f'Dp completed. except thai tine luuai
arrangements committee Is prcuarluf
to tpEr care 81 much larger crow I
than thut which attended the Nopun-
h.tu stat, convention las, week Tie
counties are naming uouNi'. tr'pI"
and quadruplr d,lranu"uS and cntIN
eriltnls assert thar every .inu with %
fraction of vote b. coming
IL have any uvssn4c fNr tu,
Democrats Of Sew Mexico ON tho "'r
e tut ,uuN'btiuu. said Nj Juu'.
this murniug. "lt ]. tuu' we uci Toe
tpth,I 900 th' hr'tdoet MOST generous
.p;it ur cooperation with th' su."
purpose iu mind of USING tho best wrn
iu ihc b"mu. ra'iD party, arb Tor 'h"
position for viii % lo lH lr-- equipped
IN other words 70 winning i,act. do
rut care tu comment on tho Republic
can convention or the Republican
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28
CANDIDATE HUGHES TO
REST FOR SEVERAL DAYS
AT ESTES PARK, COLO.

Estes Park COLO. hug Charles
+. iiush,a arrived here yesterday
whore ~ plans 90 remain uuth Thurs
day resting, before r,sumiuE his
speaking tour Mr. Hughes was ad-
mlttcdly tired and advised MS sccrc-
tlry any papers unless thcy pcrtaIncd
To- matters demanding immediate at
tcntion.
The nominee and Mrs. Hughes mo-
tored here from Lyons. colo. where
"a company uf boy scouts and most ~
tho population ~ the place greeted
them ON their arrival Tho boy scouts
gave three cheers for Hughes and al
torWard shuoH hands with him a an
iupromptu reception.
In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Hughes went for n brief walk ana
later took short automobile ride. The
nominees faNor.t" recreation lr moUn.
tain climbing and h" plans 90 tIk,
several hikes 300 the mountains about
here duriur his brief vacation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28
German Council Goes Into Session
and Meeting Expected to De.
clare Hostihties Against the
the Rumanians.
GREEKS ARE AROUSED
BY BULGARIAN MOVES
Deep Popular Feeling Shown
Over Occupation Of Territory
Even Though II Is With Con
sent of Hellenic Government.

RumAula has entered the war WI"
th, entente allies Official announce
fn.nt i. made at Berlin that the cN'
..'.u.. ut e. stat, uf wa with AVS
trl-iIuusttt Hts proclaimed OH
bucharest yesterday evening An ma
cation that Bunanih moved in it''
rprian,D with 70 ure-ict"rfuln'i plai
Of the entente allies is found n th'
fac, that hor declaration ~ war VA.
mad. uu thc same day as Italy d'''h
ration against Gormany
The official announcement IRON
Berlin adds tho Information thhi ~
receipt 90 tn" news of Rumauiat h'
tuu the federal council Wac 'ull'd i'i
un immediate session. This may fore
cast declaration of war ny Germany
n.niust RumInia.
Iatuc information = released hf ih'
,,nSors iu r,sard to tt- ~aitpaisp oI
the MiroJ front T." iulgHf
ans. claiming cunsiftcu. gains "i
the western md of tn line. ar
i,uptheniug th" front am" pushing iH
To- Albania.
lsumantt declaration uf WA
pgaiu.t Mstrin was toiluwed swiiul
nv miutar, action Thr official Ger
man announcement ui today indirat"'
that a uoI. campaign. aIuUf ia" 'ltr
garIau- Ruuau,in frontier o. aud'
Mhs Tne statement says t,Ima ul tii
hay, been taken prisoner uu ih'
frontier
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28

pr'rupr1d. AUX - eva London.
3 1u p No. Todat's official ans
uouulomcut says con saturday north
OF NuIdy,ncvc lake enemy column.
attempted Go launch an atark. ur,
,wiug 60 our military fire. were cutu-
p,ll,d q, retire tu then u"nrh"s. On
me riNor Shari. south uf the Btrluo-
yichi-Lunincts railway. trr iorman~
with "a for,e of about two hattnuouS
launched an attack IN, enemy forces
were rcpcucd. "Ou' the Stukhod south
of StuuNkhoy our scouting patrols
surrounded an Austrian rctG pos
pant %: which was captured. Nrrth
Hi Mardmpol our troops captured H."
wood east oI po!ciut, where incN COM
toidatrd thcmsolvcs lu this operation
we took prisoner one officer huf 10
ncu. W, captured Two ma 'ninc gums.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28
SERUM MANUFACTURED OF
HUMAN BLOOD INDICATED
AS A PLAGUE TREATMENT

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28


- ml Germany ma Declared WAT
ou EImouia
London Aug gN @ 800 l mI.. Tn"
meeting % the EIm1ui.. tuWu ,,uu-
90 90 which "a, decision - declare
var against Austria ffn-Eary Wa
reached. Was held at ,h' Dou'ru.'ni
ptla'" king Ferdinand .fesldcd arI
the session wrs PROLONGED .tr. several
dHys Th" council consist ~ nineteen
members. OF whom &, i- ,r''ryod four
90 slN opposed ntcrtcrr.r
BcsidcS .uufuriug with 'na crown
cuuu. u. with whom a., DuaI decision
rested kiur F,riiuuc- utI .rD'.rr,i
conference. with the .e1-er ut AZ
Eumtuau political plft'c- ...iudirf
thn~, llsorail" - iut'r,f fuuuu 1ui
thos, who uai been th. strongest .up-
ruftDie of Humania continuing u,-
ucutauty
tn, Eumtrar military ofl.p-
hl1 .useed t.r SOM" Ga, wha
II.utnI. would r' ~, lrsl t,it taken
uhyu Vur Nas I..ui' uI h.u %.
/ missed All alien omp.oFe-. many -
whom we've Germans. An ,Hp' it't
pr.e nuun,r uf GcI mans Uotr 'uD
/ IIu,,a 900 "a, technical service.
I G,i"ral Av.r,~cu i.rmci minister
b ot Wpr % Del said. VIN have cuf'. come
uuni uf m, Numurau aru,.
IN, Huahhcost u.wsp1p'. to.tufIi
,omuoutus on the crown c'un.u
meeting SAID
~, lo., ~, d,.-,, rour h'.
struck Event. bias. dictated t1 tn'
ID b..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28
sellers laponrcr> On Hand.

Santa Fe y NJ. Aug. - several
delegates who have arrived here n
adNanc. of the Democratic state con
Ncntiou met last light ana started
a boom for colonel II. Is. II. Seller
for goNorunr. The men AZ" mostly
from the northern counties. = is said
thai campaign uf SELLERS badges.
sellers banners. aud uuustcr dope viii
begin hctutc the convention opens, !
caucus for the icru1lillo county man.
it was reported wili probably h'
started Wednesday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28

Amsterdam Aug. - tNia London,
3.iN =. ml--Thc note dcclnrius that
llumnnia from . ociuok sunday c,'-
uing considered herself ~ - STAT" -
war with Austria Hungary was PIE
scented tn m. -tro-iiunEiridn tor
.ipu minister last nigh' uN thc Eg-
mlunu minister at Vienna. vino per.
sunnlly visited thc ministry "f FOR
,iru aflarH ue'prdmr 20 a di~int =
received here t0daN irum tn" Au'-
iran capitol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28

Kansas city Aus -N Veterans oi
tho ciyu var Hooked into Kansas 'ii"
today To- attend the ufucth "u'uUp-
mont oi the Grand Army "f the E"-
public Campaign, Wer" launched for
.cN.rtl candidates Who Wish 600 sur-
Gees captain Elias r. Mcuiort ui 'lu-
ciuuit as commander
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28
Mexican Consul Protests

Mexico city Aug 2S -- Ramon y
pouonri the M"Sican consul General
~ san Francisco. has made report
80 his government prni"silns 20 the
discrimination AGAINST Mexican coffee
ana tho proh h,ttun against IN" I'M
nor, alton Of Mexican tropical fruits lon
Calornii.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28

Washington. Aus .N. l'rprosonta-
tiyos 81 seycnty-fiNc ioudtur southern
tobacco growers conferred h"r" today
with senators and representatives pro
tr.tiur against the British 'mbar q
against shipment of American t"hnD.u
to Germany and Austria "cginuias
August .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28
Mnshing,on ". snrrrI.cd.

WlNnUrlUU. NUt n =" NITI|WT
hc.c expressed mo- surprise NJ iumah-
.a's action, which WAS known 90 u.
dependent on ltlE. declaration .i
ar on Germany
\ declaration uI wal uy Greco"
would not pe surprising hcr'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28
t,uinania~ Declaration.

Paris, Aug 4N 6 a. M -kuman'a
d,clar.d war against Austria -iuuEats
last ul.ht SAYS a NiNsts dispatch from
B,tu-. switzerland wn'rT declares
tnit IA. Woiff agency at icrltu ntd"
th. official announcement tYninia s
d,yisiun to eater the war Wn- TIA ned
at "a meeting of the crown council held
At Burharcst yesterday morning, 81
o. HuN-as dispatch from Geneva. tn"
Molfi aEcncy announces that thc Ger.
man federal council was cunNukod I'M
m,diat.ly after the decision became
known
Berlin, Aug IS tvia London, $50
p. m. Fighting has begun between
Eumania and Tcutonic troops on ~"
trinsyhanian frun;l,r. the official an
uounCem"nt of TODAY indicates. The
statement says Rumauilus have h"eu
taken prisoner
pctroprad. Aug, 2N.--An official
statement SAYS: "tauvlsSian front ou
tho line from K,ghi tu take Van on.
dctachmcnts drove ont IA, urN- from
trcncl rs ON the bank ~ III" river
Mlala parasi tnd Crosso- tu the wcs'
,rn bank "Nurth Of liitlis the enemy
Was rDpcllci 60 the southwards ~
/. took iu this operation eleven officer
- aUp Asknr,s ana crH,Jr"d three
hinc guns In the direction "'
sul we are pressing tnc Turk. IN
M regions of Nori and SaNEl1'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28
Announcement Is Made Today in
the Capital Of the War Lord of
a Declaration OF Hostilities
Against Austria New Foe.
FOURTEENTH NATION TO
JOIN IN THE SLAUGHTER
National Aspiration, Meaning
Expansion, Given as the Reason
for Balkan State 3 Entrance In
to the Saneuinary Arena.

- mI Germany ma declared wai
uu EIutuia