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10 MAKE LONG FIGHT
Rechad Pacha'sTone Sti!! Confi
dent in Characterizing Balkan
Terms as "Absurd."
BOTH SIDES STANDBYGUNS
Turks Now Talk of Frontier
Line Stretching from Salon
ica. Northward of Adri
;tnople, to Midia.
Oi . 27. Both thi I
nding by thoir
.: nai N' ?
Who think tlK-y know what
nd th< ? noa rtlll be
Ifevi tli.** thi prObablllttei of th. i on
.. : of peace ere RP'atpr than thoee
,,f g n of thi confllct
?[?;, . . ? , .,-: dlapab hei
i?tu. admlnletratlon nt Con*
..i. ,i Pacha ron
tlnue* bul Um chlef of thi Turkish
pteatpotentlarlei decllnei to dlvulgi
ihe natiir.' Of thl MPljT Whlcb 1 I WUI
. ,,t t.> thi alltei to-morrow wh< n
the conf< ? ? t Bt
? ea'a Palace it I-55 underetood that
? arill I*- -n already ouUlned, with
. . t. i. ii promlM that Turkey
viii .ij pi> in a..- European territorlei
I |o ):. r UM rtf'ii ? which
Cotml BerchtoMi tbe Auetro-Hungarlaa
Mlhlater, proposod before thi war.
**Whlle l cannot dlaouaa Um rei j ol
? ? Ottoman goveH-raent,'* eald Rechad
- ;? a luM night, thlni preventa
fmm laylng thal th,- termi tho
r.llIcB have proposod are gfanply nbeurd.
They have prod iced thhi bnpweaiOB
wherever heard. iven outeldi of Turk
l?h dtclea lt waa never known that
after tl 8 ? ;-!-. armtet* I
om bt - nt party eould ask th?
other to cedi territorlei bravely de
,)ended OXti *ttt\ ti th lurcrisra.
Quest.ons by Rechad.
"Why should wi de thl -, top* lally
when mo Bulgartaai had thw rev<
. ir banda Jurt befen itlce,
-.:.- Qreeka, who < ontlnued to
defeated both ? d land
ttitti ranlna aad nt ara >>ff thi
1 ?HI<lHliell?"8'.'
"Tnrkoy wai induced te i apt en
armlitlce onlj on the advlci of thi
powere, la order to avold uaeleei ear*
. i on both aldei. The eaeaa humani
tartaa conelderatloai led the ottoman
? ii -it to aeb for the revletualllni
..? thi beeleged towna, an.i mlghl ln*
. j ,-i nmenl to j Hld i ertaln
. ond'itloni for thi idke of peace. Bul
have
- tt ?
.n thl othi r band, aamrt
luat th?iin-itlce waa arranged bogtve
. Taashen nn mportantty of mafctag p*ace
? s erltheut lUffeiing further kMM
tn tho fleld, nnd they characti rlie Tur*
kky'i talk ol kei plng Adrlanopli,
Yanina and Bcutarl and regalnlng Ba
lonlca rs ilmply laughable. General
f general
gtaff, said:
HLet them come and take Balonlca lf
they can. Even the dual of our am
hero up to defend o r
rlghti
Confidence tn Constantinople.
The moal optlmlatlc of tho Turklah
mllitary party profen oonfldence that
iho BulgartaM wlll never bi ai-ie to
force the TchataMJa llnea, bul that, on
tho contrary, with her preaent powerful
army Turkey wlll free Adrlanopli
f.Ttnigiit and. adding thal garrieoa to
ihe main bod
|owatd PhUlppopolia and Balonlca.
The pnoonaaloa of the Turklah fortrm
i.f Adrianople thui itlll remalae the
jeai stumbllng block ;n the way of ttM
i Dfttftnent of peace, Compenaatlon fof
.?MlfeaVia h*. lome other part of Euro
"j*an'Tiifkev wlll probably ln the end
ive < vt'ii this dlfflctllty and eneble
h< lo'. onaenl to the reti ntlon bj Tar
i(. of it-" gn al fortrem ?win. h tbi
l troopi havi been unable te v
due.
gaioi ' een luggeeted ai ? poa
aihle l?alt to induoe the BnlgariaiiH to
abandon Ihetr claliui te the northern
city which thl Turks refUM to yleld.
jVihi.i'S With MMIM such idea ln their
mlndi th>- Turklah delegatw win in
cj,iu> oounter propoeali tho
ptlputatlon that Balonlca ihall remaln
in OUeeaan banda ? t'"0 being drawn
from ihat aouthern porl through Wt
ai ti Adrlanopli to Mldla.
ptlAomatli tfrclea here conalder thera
la certaln to tn ? gradual approadma*
tlon of Um eaceearvi teruM pul forward
h> the Balkan aflka and the Turka,
i>nd whon thal stage bai oiue beia
bed thlrd ]>arti.^s may havo a
rhancfe te Intervene n order to rccon
. . thi mnalnlag dlffereneei between
tho aQveraartea
Thtt iliilgarlan detagatei have au
thorlaed "The -foralnB Poat" te state
n.a: Bulgar)a is preparad to eaat th?
. pntrol of ti?f sultan Bei Ira Ifeeque, at
Adrianople, permanently ln the bandi
pf thi Bultan'i repreaintatlvea, and io
maki ":| poailble conceaetona to Turk*
luh rellgloui feellngi aiaodatad with
Adi lanopM
SERBO-TURKISH FLIGHT
Moslems Driven Out of Neutral
Zone Near Alessio.
London, Dea -7.?A Duraaaa dia
j.a.h t<> "The Tinios," andeff date of
"Altor four days' Aghtlng in thr dlB*
triot befwei 'i Babe and Daltiihl, ten
mUea north of Aleaalo, the Turks were
. ?; out of the ">' tral mi on M?
The) kwl aeveral bundred killed
auri wounded, arhlle the Bervlaa oaeu<
altlei nuiiii'. n d i!M
.\ arpeh iteamer hai brought to
Duraaao greal quantltiei of ?ar atorea
Bini u-.i-tt'.' miiiH ir.un Balonlca for thi
Berviaai al Aleaalo'"
i
$1,600 FOR BALKAN JEWS
AUunce Israelite Univcrseile Aids
Sufferers from War.
Thl 0fi\t;9Tt <?f tlM N'fw York hrarnh
of tt.' Alllance leiatiite Lfnlviraelle an
AUSTRIAN KAISER'S HEIR
' PLANS A NEW EUROPE
Reported To Be Trying to Build Vast Slav
Empire Including Balkan States and Po
land Under Hapsburg Suzerainty.
I-. ? . I .. .-. 27. ACl 01*dlng to thfl
Vlenna correapondenl of "Le Journal,
I nand
i i? 9 ? : r the dlacloaure of an
. mi.j'iii ns plan whlch the an hduke baa
I. oncelved nnd la now actlvelj ?
|dea~e**ing to make effeetlve. II
' plan - la? led tO have
1 the effecl of conrpli ' ip ?,'
.- the polli ' '--': :,;"1 ll1"
? iu of alliam ea ol the E
to*day. i ii a word, the archduke alma
- -? cri atlon of a vaal Bii 1 - mp "'
, of the aouth under the Crown of the
riapaburga. He is now preparlni ?>
coup d'etat ln Aufltrla-Hungflr) to.
th.- wa.. for the Brat part of bla pro
gramme, whlch is the llberfltlon ol
dlacontentad flnd 111 flflflortod |
wboformed the Dual Monan hy. Havbig
1 thua made a clean aweap of th< - -
i mi,' j-, liti-ai eondltiona, he
? !.,y lh.it Ul ?' dl*
? Bfl in tba home ol l>r.
.
i ona thal
a its treaaurj I ?'
io the -. ntral comm I :
rla to bfl dlatrll ul ? amoni J< artab
I Balkan aun*.
Prealdent Kaufman Mendell i
alllance l-.ad been Ir. ? - '
? - and thal Ita ol ? ? I arai lo -
.itivf iu all parta of tha world arho are
ln distress through avar, !"n"
I lne or- ot-.. ? e ta tn ? ? : ' ^ "''
I said thi orgai laatktn bad ISfl ?- '' "'" m
trltlea i
ln amrloua - oui Irlea li ?' ,; I '''? 1"'la
-?o-'
TURKISH PROPOSALS IN
Porte Declares It Will Pay No
Pecuniary Indemnity.
I.,,- ?;?., Ac ordlng
noplfl newepnpere, tlie
Turkish count.-r rjropoflflJfl fll thi
conference in London rrtei
the raalntenanase of Turkey'a effe
aorerelgnty orer tha tflrrltory flflfli nf
the line of demarkatlon between the
M.n-.tu Rlver and ihe Euack Barn, ln*
. .: Adrlanople; whlle we?1 - l the
line the gorernmanl would bi con
tont with tho reeognltton of Turklah
aovereignty, wltb an autonomous
reglma
The government, owever, refuaea to
entertaln any ldea of paylng a pecunl
ary Indflinnlty,
The Auatrian Ambaaaador had ? pro*
longcd conference arith Klamll Pacha,
ti.- Orand Vlaler, to-day. it i-a
thought thal the i onfi n nea poaaib j
bad to do with tiu- oueoUon *>t s.-utari
aad twe roportaaj Auatrkw propoaal for
thfl ifl?tan by Bdontenegro <>f Mount
Loweben, an Importanl helgbl domi*
na ing ihe Culf of Cattaro.
MECCA CHOLERA STRICKEN
Deaths Reach Total of 1,714 in
Last Four Days.
Lonahm, Da K. An o-iessa dlflpatch
i "Tha Morninfl Poat" reporta an alarm
ine Incroaafl ln thfl eptdemlc of cholera In
m. -a. aratrfa, where i.l pilgrirrui ar.
now j;at!,. r- .1
it. tb<- laal four daya 1,711 deal i ha*ra
been repoi ?
NOTES TRIUMPH OF MEDICINE.
U. S. A. Officer Says 28,000 Wounds
Out of 35.000 Have Been Cur'-d.
Bona, Bulgaria, De< M Modern hospit?
al roetbodfl baae aavad thouaanda ol llmbi
an.i haanahrada af llvae ln ti.e Balkan wai
acarordlnfl to Major P, C. Paunl
tha medlual earpfl ol tha I rdted Btatea
who hai r11a'i?-> a careful ntu.i\ of
tlie Bulgarlan military ho.?i itai- Hia oh*
-?- i . a rtarld ptatun ol tba
I trjjieal mvie ot tbl roflfltet.
"Thlrtv-flve tbeuaattd Wounded have
beon brought n-.rtii of th?- frontler alaca
ibtlng began, aad of theefl fully
twenty*eight thouaand have been cured."
aaM th*. niajor to the Miroapondenl to
day.
"This record la rernarkable, when it ia
consldered thal M per ct-ut ..f tha wounda
ware Infi ctod befora tha pau<-nts .-ntf-red
tha hoepltal. owlnfl t.< tha utter inade
of tbe fleld hoepltal.
MASSACRE BY GREEKS.
i i -- M Tba Turklah Erabaaey
here l aa recelarad a meaaage ftom tho
Turkish Foreign OfBce alleglni tuat
fjroeh banda whlcb recentlj entered ihe
\iiia*>- of Kolonlatl, near Xaalua, maa*
aacred the tahaattmta, withuut regard to
iig?- or aex.
BLUEJACKETS IN BRAWL
No Marines Among Scorpion's
Men at Constantinople.
Waahlngton, Dee M Anawerlng ln*
<iuiri- ? i.b.iut ti.. reported brawl In Con*
?pta laat nlgl I between aome .<r
th?- eniisted man fronri tha conaerted yaehl
Bcbrplon and - - llana, ti.itii-iaia
t-f tha Navy Deportmenl have pol t---i out
thal there ara no marinea aboard the
plon, but uni; bl i- j.n-k. t?. Tbal ai ?
dlapoaed to vl.-w thi matter llghtlv ln
? ? baen - ol anj offlclal report >>f the
1 brawl.
CASTR0 BLAMES U. S.
Thinks His Downfall Was Due
to Washington Government.
Pai .-. i ''?'?? tl, ' ii i lano < ?.>'ti o, i ??
- lenl of Vew buouv a ho la on hia
aray i-. tha L'nlted stat,.-- aboard tiu.
ateamei Le Touralne, In an Interrlea
with a oorrwpondent of the Doropean
Bdltlon ->f "The Mew v-.rk Heiahl." <\
preaeed the beilef that hia dewnfall wns
inn to the a iii-t i- ii ji pjoarariunent, "whlch
wflnted t-, *? t pajeaeaalon ?.t mlnea lfl
i< .a
ii. axpreeaed the furthei beilef, how*
ever, thal tho presi-tit poll.y of the Amei
lea> Bjawflrnment arouM perml) I Ih
ins to renew th.-ir relatloni a Ih
the Unlted Btati i on a perfectly coftilal
baata. TheratOrt be waated tO kn.<w tln
I'liltni Mt.lt.-H and Bflfl anu.uk a people
nobie an-i geoeiotu, aa were all peoplaa
aflaentlally Induati loua
The aa*Preetdenl t-hnriferi tloinez aith
g?l>:;reseinK liberty und m>-naclnt: lif<- anu
property. Caetro sai.i that h<- wouid he
wiiiiiix io it-t'.itii to Veneauela but only
if called bj the Vt neaui lan pat^pla
wltb the w< rk of building OV ? '*"
Ictorlng Um anelem and hlatorlcal klng*
l and fo mding new prlm Ip
The neu confederatlpn. accordlng to
ie autborlty, is to ln< I ide thi
i utonomoui khtgdemi i l Hungan ..
Bohetnii and Poland each alth ltl
own peraonal ruler; fleryla, wltb Iti
? frontiers extended by recenl rktorlei
ind stm further Im reeaed by the In*
cliutlon of Blavonla; Mont< n< iro, en*
larged bj ? peri of Dalmatli and parl
.f Efereegovlni and thi other Balkan
Btatea
Poland ir> aald to ha\<- been qufck to
Igraep UM plan and bai Hgnlfled nnanl*
iii.ms adheelon. Bulgaria is favorably
diipoeed. an.i active pourparlen are
nmv gelag on between Klng Perdlnand
an.i An bd iki Prani Perdlnand. ier
| vla. n li ais.. eald, i? beglnnmg t<> real*
i ise the advantagea of thi m bi n ,
I
American Missionary at Elbasan
Receives Summary Notice.
j Thr- Atneiican B<>..r.l of . ?oinniissioner*.
for Porelgn Iflaiioni bai lual recelved
? deapatck from thi American Conaul at
Balonlea to tba effect thal the Bev, C?
Tilford Ertckeen. n* ralHlonary at Bl*
' haaan. in Albanla. haa lUMlVed ten dagl'
noticn to q nt tbi place. Thli order
tooehei America ln a ten.i.-r ipot. Bomi
yeari ago ? itranger appeared al the
board roonu aho announced blmaelf aa
an Albanlan 1 ey. He aaked i dlei et wltri
ii. aecretarj and announced thal he had
eome to gel teachen for hli people
told ti nt thia board aenl oui only
mlaahmary leaehera abo carrled tho
11'i.ristian neeaage, h? declared that he
knew thal thal ll wouM make ne dlffer*
! enc-. His piople w. re onl nomlm
Mobometani; they aere orlglnallj Chrle*
ttaaa They waated t ? learnlng or
: the BTeat, n<> matter how ll n Ighl deal
with rettgton Hi appaaled to free Amor*
Iea, with aii hi r rei d dvan*
? tgei, to belp blm and j i" ople, itrug
giing for freedom ai d I
Jamea L Bai ton lecrol the
board, cbaaced to teli thi I thia
itrange t IMtor at i mk i '
i n re, aberi II m Impreaaed one of hia
heereri thal she with anothei friend aai
led to givo t_B,00D to apreid over a flve*
jreai term la foundlag * new aerh am< na
Iheee twe mUUoni <>f Albanlana Tare
marrled mimoaarlea Um Ret F. B.
Eennedy aad tbi Bev. C T. Biickeor.
arere found lo nndertaki I ? ptoneering
and aere aaitgned te two Importi
tree of Albanla the former at tt
tbi latter al Blbeaan.
Driven from Tirana.
Mi Brlckaon Indeed wn flral ;
- araa di Iven from I
the pen I the New Turh perty
i.i d re-eal blmaelf ai
Elbaaan There he haa held on iturdlly,
once being arraated an.: tranaported to
Monaatir, - aearjrlng delay
and negotlatlona hi aai allowed to de
parl Hli elforti toward permanenl ei
tabliahmenl the aac irtaig of a n loi
f, realdence, ? I <e\ at. have
heati Mocked by the Turklah governmenl
whlch elalmed for mllitary am tho land
ih.it had been purobaied, aad only after
lon| and patlenl preaaura refui ded tha
coat and allowed anothei locatlon to ba
? ? ?? | r.'t
?tru t' 'i ai i rei) polnl of i It an te, Ihrlng
ln the mldat of dlaoi Ier, plottlngi and
atld alarma thla mlaatonarj fam
st ieh lo Iu poal hoplng f? better da i
and a falrei hance. That auch hope wai
nol unwarranted appeared when upon ?
recenl vlall io Tlrana, whenre he had
, Mr. Erli k lon a aa > ??
cetved b) iho head nvn with profound
cordlalll They welcomed h'm lo the
town urged him 10 nettle ther*- rm.l
loaded blm with demonitratloni of r> -
.IiiHt n? ' ,,. ,,,,. mgmr ot the Halkau
? ' vatnai Turkey aai otwnir.j.. the ie.
rloua ilckm n of hla ildeal len eoi ;? ?
Mr. Brlckaon to lake ti.<- boy m are he
could hava lurglcal attentlea. An bn
i itretcbi i. borni on men'i ihoui*
dera, . arri?"i the youth In a ruahlng tour
..: two nn.i ? half daya to Duraeam m the
? aat, wi'> ii e they left for LaaaaniM 'i hi
di pirati operation proved fatal Thi
lad'i itrength norn by weeki of rlolonl
i Inem and enforced iraveUlng. iuoi ambed
io ti,.- atraln Mr Brlekaon thua wai left
free M hurrj baeh te Mra Brlckaon and
? bi ' ? *? i let chlldrei
Arretted on Suapicion.
Riachlng Duraaaao, bi aai arraated on
?uiplcion (of whal he eouM nol iear..?
iui>i pul nndet K'lard, being allowed te
1 t.-.ik vi nii no om nor to communtoate
with hia wif>-, from ahom h>- had heard
nothitiK f.>r .-iKlT w.-.kf After thtve
dayi ol Imprlaonment, ipenl In vain lu
tervlewa vlth oflWra leoWng toward
?ome lettlemenl ef the eaie, he manage i
by the help af the l.oy who brouflht him
i la meela, to -<iit> a letter post the guard
teiiii.-; ti.e oAcera <>f tbe board >>i bli
pllfhl The lettei rloeed alth UMM brlef
v. < rdi
"I?on't t\..nv aboul me; It'l aii la :he
day*l work, an.i must M)d IQOBII >>r later.
Tii?->- liav.- nothing to h.'i.i in<' on h.'te "
Appareotly tbey ha'i nol Tbi cabled
dlapatcti eould in.ii.at" that bi wi
..??I rt iched homi ;.t length, nl]
te bi ordered away from Blbeeen, thm
I fulAUtag ihe Duraaai ottaoot't wordi that
j he wouM n.ii bi allowed lo :;v# tn the
| latid at tbe i'i."-' nt tim<- Ihat the .ountry
araa ao meettled no mlMloaary work
could h.- doai >'i pmattted.
it leema Irepp-Blbli tbal an mterprlie
so raltantly begun, mto whleh iif> aad
treeiure havi been poored nnd whlch had
for Ita aoi, alm the MeMtBg Ol that har.K
Alhan'.an people?a bra*/!, I'.'iiriotlr nn I
r.ipii iac.' of in.-ii -should eoOM tO .l<f<-it
by Ihe -iini'i.' order to i.<- K'.ii^. Aequalnt*
nni" hai ii^.mi made. iin?>H of approaeh
opened, aome confldenee woa. it nemi
ut though) wtth thepreopoct of an auten*
(iiiitu.;, Albanla. now was |tMl tba ttmi
for her to welcome and utlUae aviry friend
of liberty and llght. lt Is hoped tha*
hetter OOUMlll may prcvall and tliat the
it?-ttlenunt of the Italkan trouMn may
leave Albanli opea t.> the fhiletraai u<i
ings of peace and ^>>".i ? HL
[
MNA ON 1WANE
New Republic Displeased Be?
eause This Country Is Not
More Aggressively Friendly.
REMEDY HARD TO FIND
Mistrust Due to Failure of
United States to Tell Other
Powers to Keep Their
Hands Off.
\rtmt Tha Wbane'e -???n<?.?-" 'r*lt 1
i - kimr. n.-v. :i Unfortunatfl ns it may
I,, and aa rT_f*_greeflbli '"-. anj Amerlean
aa it i?. the fact retiiains that at the pree*.
. nt rnoaaent th.- Inti i m.f lha. Unlted
states in china is obrloualy oa th.- araa .
nn.) th.- governmenl eertalnry ottghl to
.1-. aomethlng aboul it Amerlcan frlend
Bhlp fer China an-i tha kin-iiv feettnfl "f
China fo*- Ar.ierlrn to tra.lltien.il and also
b thing of value to America, nor so much
at thlB tnoinent. wle-n Ani-ti. an trade
? in i itenttal valua
with regard t-- poawlWe future commerclal
expa i loa Juat i ???'?' ' ? tle la belng
broki'. and I ?? - hb eaa are aglnalng te
, ? \- i la the kind ol
?? ? a lot, bul doea ti--*'
her prOf< ? s. -I fri' n-ls.liip.
it ls us diflicuit t-> auggeat ti,-- .
ns lt Ip eaa) t< obat ?? i '?? fa. I
- ? Amerlcan gov<
? ,??> t i..: . ?om foi nrard st- P toward
brlnglng aboul another recojrnltlnn of th.e
t.-t rltorlal Integrlty of China from all tl a
powera, ns did Mr Hay twelare yeara ago,
and alao la atmptlfylng tha matter of
making a loan t-i Um - bJaoao.
Chloa'i groning mletruet or loaa ofoon*
fldence ln A-neri.-rt, i? du.- tu tha failure
Ol An.erli B to take any step townr I ho'd
Ing oaff aggreoalve powera Ruaaia ha '?
deprlved Chlafl of thi yr.-i.t dependency
of Mongolla la aa nnholy manner; Enaj
land haa tuk.-n away Tlbal in Mmll u
fasiiiun. Thfl sa- n 'I l" lm Iple of 1
titorial Integrlty bl China haa I
lati .1. apparenl I] almoal ahe ndom -: Rui
ala is more powi rful I MongoUa
and a i,. n i iphere of In
[ii,. ii ? ii I bini goea the
open dooi ?.' -I ap In tha alr ^
dearly - t na. Tet?thla
aeae | l ' ? k ? lm< ri 9
d..--s n--'' 1
Look to America for Help.
! ? fl .1 \ I -ti . IWl
undei the leadi rahtp --r Jo m 'i
aaved t'hlna I partll ? '
nerer forgotten ti li
. ? ? ? ln thal A
. -. 1.: .I not havi pen tl
* v gi -i now ti 10 nal '
io,.k f-.i .-?? iftpu _rom thlfl
tlmfl ??! fi - ,it ?' ?"*"*?
far it la noi rotrnlng, hr>? 1 inatead Amei
oa a member <-f thi - ?? . '****''j
flnanclera, la i" league and comblna iiri
witu tha eery worst af iggieaaora.
?| ..., 11 <?-,rn lotll ? ."?'!. foi tha - a
. ? ip ond i-.f the
? demanda
telv, ]
? aee 11 thal - ? ? ? ??
?aent the 1 t that Amoi 1
.v i.i. ii 1 revi nta them
from i< thi Pbey feel I
\ rlng heraelf 1 a a
-,..-. . . rreet*
tance I .
'i h.it tha -.it latlon I mportant to < hlna
ond ti al ihi futun of thi n itlon la
pt rllled a''- ijulti ? v ? Rn u
han reasognlaed thi lndep< rtence .-f M01 |
gohfl ai -I Ihua ' 'hlna l< ? - ' ?' I
dependency of hundn la of thouaand - I
aquara ml ra It la 1
,nti. aad Mongolla bul neara 1 ti.- -
. hlna haa lefli ih.- rt 1I01 md ao tha
ault i? qutte ti . au ? Ind II la aa eei
tain a tbat Mong 1 la goni for
1.1 Nothlng ahorl ol a war can t> -
i.v.-r tha prorlm ? to 1
Specal Intere6ts Firat.
. 1 .? ? o certaln ? ? , ice ln
-1 itten rti -' comi * tl.atabllah
: alled "apoclal Interoati
1-1 ., m hi t- of nfluen ?. 1 atei ? j
ognltlon of autonomy, aelf*gorernmenl 01
Independence, dcpendlng on clrcum
n, flnd thi... al a proptttoua llme, ]
own< ? ;? Of 1 ourae, Ruaaia haa
1 ,,t ;,; 1,. &ed Mongolla. Ruai la a- ta a
nollta of predomlnatliifl Influence
1 -. ,. igh men ?- ? ognltlon --f Indepi
,,,,,] hei ri a treat) wlth the Mongola,
wlthout the evlla ol actual admlnlatra
tj.iti arhieh Immedlatai ownerahlp arould
Invola -?
\ alnlatar fact ia ronae tion aith ihe
H'-ti-.n .-f Ruaaia Ih tha allonee <>i lapen
In tn.- face of huh great move .>u Rtaaala'a
part There ls no qjUOOtlOH thal Kunsiii
has larga alma, rerj Itkely culminatlafl
in Dndlng *u outlel la tbe Oulf <.t r.
Ci 1 .|| *i. 1 Japaa ? tya aot .1 word, and
aoral romoara concernlng tha ae*
(,.-t agreemenl betwofla the tuo conclud*
. .1 when Kataura ilattad Bt Peteraburg
lavt ?..iiiun. r aeem to be conflrmod Tbere
mual be un underfltandlng between ?i??
um, notienfl aa to what eaeh \*hi got. itu?
?la haa now taken har abara, and the
Chlneae all la f'-ar and trembtlng as that
gwait whut is oonflMem ' the Inaraitable
adaran. ?? "f Japan
lt all means lhat Motlgollfl has hc.-n
taken away, and that Mancbaria aill foi
loa ahortly, ceaalag to be ?> part of China
ait.-a- thar, inatead ot unly p.irti>. a* is now
th?- i-n.il'. i:hk1_iiU h.ib deprtved <'hina of
ln itiiel accord aith treat) 1 Igl ta
poeetbly, i>ut in aucb a manner an.l at
uu.-ii ? tleae an t-> make it poaafhle for
Ruaaia to t..k.- atmllar ai tlon la Mon*
gotta arith ti luotWeatlon lathhrad from
Ihe Tlbetaa move. but alao, aa .\er>
Ona kn.iws. aith ObjOCtfl far more dflagfll
OUB to .'hlna than thoaa eiit.-rt_lii.il t.y
(ir. at itiitaln
Situation an Evil One.
It ia an evll situation The China? and
the frienda >.f China are _iarm<_. The
natlon ben is raetly agttated, aad there
are hi.tht-.nls who talk of war. Th- . ....l.-r
Boon of the eeaantry, how.-v.-r, know how
futil. II Ih tO think of K'-liiK to ??i wlth
th- greai hear, and, inatead, endeaaoi
pl.iluSophi. allv to tllllke th>- beflt flf a
bad thtag. Mut on.- cannot help wonder
lf .?.- are not now ahaortittg the hirth of
(. natlonal spirit an.l purpoaa, simiiar t.i
that whl.h hflfl male .lapan B greai 11.1
ti-.n Th- ChlneeA ar.- flflflurodly thlaktng
of lt
"W.ut," a .rtipihie Chlneae aill t-?ii you;
"Wall a faa y.-ats. \\>- ar. Iifllplflflfl DOW,
but just wall until our bouaa M la flrdar,
until an army '.s tiain.d, th.-u'' Th-n.
they inipu aocafl aay it opanly Ituaala
Will net har re?ard, and Mongflllfl, nnd
Bifljrbe a 1 it Baorfl, v*. 111 herome Chlneae
terrftory beyond mi oneatloa. it ia in
terextlnj* to thlnk aho-it and full of pos
ilhilltks. Not long ,i_u th?re s? a re
vl-w <,f omnot flfteen thousand troops hore.
in tho matter of phyatcmi and equipment
then yellow Mridlen ihowed up u ar?
as moat foreign troopi now luardlng Um
legatlon quarter. ln appearanai they
trert bo4 m ? Icee to tbi rotetgn itandmrd,
ir,,i some ihowed lack of tretnlng, but
there were aome notably tbe oM Imperial
Ouardi dlv-Hoo?tbal ma<i" ai ipl< ridid an
,,..;,. .... anv foreign troops bi re
-?-. ot ? i the training.
Conditions Now Chaotic
it ia appalltng to IMnh of what wlll
bappen when they iet lt An army of a
million hardy, fearleai men wlll bo an
eaay thlng for Chlna te producd tomi ten
or flfta n yeara benca Theie li no reaaon
why they ihould not bi food lOldlera
, ...., ti.. y bai a been lno? ulated wltb ?
flghting apliil ar.'i natkM al f<-?-iinK '!'t!''
of th. bow an.i aiTow, tba atlnkpot
and i'i.- ipear bai left ''.tti... forever
ti.-n at thi momenl tti'- <'h:i"tx and
rightini with P.tt-.sitt abeurd, bul tbla aill
fea yeara I i< nea '' aill
;.:..., it thi CbtaMM
?? .1 I.'.
ln tl..- mean time, 9f courae, Bui-ll and
. ahlch alao has to fear thi futuw
aa fat ai the i i an coocerned, ar.'
foo ib enough to overlook tie
hypotheala ret forth above, and their
movementi toward keeplng <*hiua in ;i
weakened condition, toward preventlna
tii organlaatlon ? f iii" armj Chlna wanta
and n."!'. wlll form one >.f tne most ln
tereetiiu developmenta of the Par Kast
ern altuatlon during th.- neal decade
Hut t'. gel I'.-p'k to Amerlca'i Intereit In
thm mattera it win bi neceaaary hore
t.? relterati what your eorreepondent bai
fri |uintij endeavored to drlve boma
? <if all. Mi. i.' .ii \ ?? ? ' : ; | j-;. M
pledgei i" Chlni and bir conatant ad*
., ?. of tln- preeirvation ??! Chlna
Ami i!. .^ al ould <:.. soiu ithlng to
Chlna in thli h"'.: of i.I. i'
| th.;
InttiaUvi ii -ii.i J'.nn Hav.
Chlna li itt almoal as mucb dai ier now
as ini i i doaen yeara ago. um be*
: thli Ami rt'.. bai a langlbli com
At Iho
\ . icaa i omnrn ?? ?? nen
amounti to llttle, Amarloa ? l hi ng yet
? ? tt..npelllng neceealty "f aelllni
manufactum abroad. Therefore, the
Chlni t la nol tt thla moment a
bul tbi ?iui.' i.< ? .'tt.ri'. .-I right
?aib.'it aonx " i' away?wben America
wlll feel ,. ? rytna need f..r thla market.
and by that time, unleaa aometblng li
done, this maiket wlll bi ^'." a
Aggreasion Threatening.
Tl ?? b laaard ? ?.?.?? -. Ing
aro ind the ordi i ? Chlna li being cut
. ttended, i Uy thej wlll pn \->.i
: ? . is
ri- ..a man ifa turera will
find lt dlffl ? ? : ? ? '?
wl u aii thi powera of Um
? ? mld thal Chlna
would whole, tbe} ipoke of all
,im ai. ] "t. Turkee*
'.< od M ?:. '"ii ia Whal ?
altuatlon now? Tli el is no lon
,,ntt ' ? Hell la Moi <oila.
? | a to become 1
?lan eooner oi '?' :a la
. |. ? ,, Rniabed What,
thi n, win Chlna be ra hi nc<
"... ib. haa loel a ti
.i ? fi ireatet
than lha ? | prorlncei of ?'hin.i
i neal ? un*
. || further ?? - d ln
... arill be ipe kklng, p irbapa of tbe
n? ? of Chlni i. Inetiad
of elghteen, whb*h the powera wlll itate,
*f, .- al all ? nti i i eet red to tbe
? rhlm .-? 'i h< re ? III bi talk >?.' th. "tn rl
..... tratlvi
. proper."
? hl . !?' rv,tt' ? Uttla i > rbapa
L,ut Hhf !?? -? .!?' ? iu the helptng
w).. ra H.-r ' frdm remalni to
.. wlll u"t glri " Ne
Ingland. ? lUr.
u ? and thi i
I the ally of u i>
Oermany mlghl help. but ihe 11 -
an at hon
? to go i.. arai on r it it
i
l ? . ? \:... ;? ,i 1...S OO
Kltng 'i'h.- i anal wlll b.
flmahed ?? ii ??>: and poaalM) the Mme
i a hen Amei b > i an aaj s<>m?
thlni.
NEW PRUSSIAN PRINCE
German Emperor's Fourth Son
Becoines a Father.
Berlin, Dec. 26 a aon wai born t<>
,i., i., Ptlnre Augual William "f Prua*
aia, iii> fourth son of the i:11.i?? n
Prti mi kuguel William, who ???*
Aii aandra Vlctorla of Bchlea
.. i.; rloleti ni The marriage of Prlnci
Augual u llllam an.i the Prln< ??- ..
n I in tober 22, 1808, and thli li thi
flral chlld of tha unlon.
POINCARE A CANDIDATE
French Premier Aspires to
Prcsidency of the Republic.
; iv . ? ? ie i ?? Ti.i.u'..' i
Parla Dec. 29* Raymond Poincar*.
Premier .md Mlntater of Foreign Af*
fairs. wlll, lt ia announced to*nlgbt, be
a candidate tm- the Preeldency <>f the
Republle, it li n>.t poeelble in Prench
* re Identlal electioni t.> predlct the ro
aull with any confldence, owing to the
tnci that frequent changei in the smti
menti of 111 * - National Aeeembly have
been known to occur iu thi courae of <?
?Ingle ommaAon, but it is oertaln that <>f
all the . andldatei now ln \ lOW M. PolH
. ard is thi itrongeet.
II. Bourgeola Mlnlatar > f Labor in
iin' Polncari Cabinet, would be ? can*
dldati wen it nol for thf fact that hia
electlon would i.?- rlgoroualy resiHt-.i bj
a*Premier Combea erho is stui a
power in tho stat.- deeplte hli advanced
yeara, and i.> lf, i>ui>".st, Prealdanl of
thr> FYen.'h Benata blmaelf aa acttve
candidate for the flret magletracy.
Paul Deechanel'i name i? anain hr-iw*
promlnenUy mentloned, but hia op
ponenta nr^ uhinfr protnlnence tn his
itmorr-nt eonnectlon with th<? notorloua
Humbeii iwlndli <.f a decade ago.
.IiiI.m r.inis, Mlnister of AgrtCUltUri
in the last tWO valuiiets, la also looked
upon aa nn avallabll man. Tln- eloottoa
wlll tnk.: plam at Yersailles oii Junu
arv 17.
ASTOR JOINS BOARD OF TRADE
Elected Member of North Side
Orgaiiization in The Bronx.
The North Btdl Hoar.l of Trmle heM
tih last monthly meeting yietirday e\en
Ing in Um building at ItTth rtr.-et an.i
Third avenoa and a! nomlnatlng rornmit
tei <?f H.-v.-n membera was appototed tn
a.'lect it pfeetdent f>>r lli>- .'.-niiiiK y*ar tO
raplaca J- Ilurrls .lones.
The foilowtng new membiri weri
.'le.-tp.i: Vlneenl Aetor, Pblbp J flchmldt.
Bdward W rrin^o, Oeorgi W, Coplej an.i
Joseph Clemena. A vote of thanks aai
extended i>> BorOugh Prenhient MlHir for
hli ifforti towardlobtalning funriH to pre
acrve the eottagl of _>l_;ar Allan i'oe. |
GREAT GALEjN ENGLAND
Wind at Plymouth Blows at 80
Miles an Hour.
LIVES AND VESSELS LOST
British Steamer Ripon, Bound
for Philadelphia, Puts Back
to Queenstown for Aid.
[By Cahie to I'M Trtbun-vl
London, Dac. 2T. - Tha inofl-Tow of
ClttifltnUM in the vear 1912 flrlll not
-..m he foTfottflfl in th.o l'riti?h Ifllflfl,
for th.- flera-e gam flrhl h hna been
raglng Mm -? Theadfly r. fli hi -i its lenlth
.laring the morning, flnd r.-p'-rt.s of
dfltnage by mlghty 9eaa, toirrentlal raln
And ruahlng wlnda have coirie trom the
Houth and Bouthwflfll .o;i-ts Telephone
;m-i telegrapta uires jaerfl pUrwn down,
aml ahlpplng BUflflrfld gTflflt -lamage.
A: I'lymouth the sale blflW flflth ?*
vel.nity ol' more thflfl efghty Blllflfl flll
liour.
There were several UfobaWt IflflCUflfl.
The seas in the Channel ar.- deseribed
as haviriR heen terrtli-', An.l 'CTOflB*
Channel pflflw agara bad rery trylng ex
pflriflncflfl, aii boflta belng hours Iflta
The ltalian BtflflBMr Tripolitanla.
fi.uii Oanofl to IJ.irrv. W.iles. wao
wrecked in Mtount'a Bay, on. the ea>
treme aouthweal coaal Twenty-oev?n i
nt" a trrew of twenty-elghl men had al
tbrllllng eflcape, the other bslng |
drowned.
?|-|U ? ?? .1 b) fleri o
gnJafl from Chriatmafl morning. Flnd
itu; hlmafllf n: ; ? i poflttion *nd
unable to gol o it nf the bay, ti'" eap*
tain determlned t<> run aahoro. The
beacb waa lined with Bpectatotn, flnd
tboae, bolng powerleaa to land ald,
watched the v. ssel. almost helplefa in
th- grlp of the arlnd and the tlde.
Finally the xteamer's nose araa pointfld
alioreward aml sh?> drove in under full
ateam, running deep Into thfl anndy
bottom.
a life rope wflfl rlgged, to ona end <>f
v. htch the crowda aflhore i lung, ano! one
i. one thfl crew i- ft ih-' vflflfli'. over
whlch huga wavefl wera breaklng. <>n..
of the men n*aa carrled off by a heavy
comba r.
a larga n unhflff of amall erafl wera
?wamped at Quflflnstown by the heaw
poaa. Ifovntnlnoua wavea brokfl over
tgya flnd whan ea.
Th.- Brltish Bteamer Rlpon, from
Powey, Deeember 21, f'-r Philadelphia,
i.- trned tn Queenatown yeaterday f->r
medical flidl <?n>- of tii?' crew waa
drownarrd an-i aeven wflr? aeverely In?
jured I-:- the ai ia whlch awept the
ti-..- .-: i- narroa '? .-<- aped
foundertng.
i'lymouth. Bngland, D??a 2*> The Hr.i
aillan paaaengi r ateamer Qoyan, from
i;,,;,;, ? |.A) i, and two achoon
,.:. were blown aahora to-day by the ter*
, ri. ....:,? whlch :? prei . ahmg tba
Kngllah ChaflaeL Thi uwla itrucfl near
Batten Bay, a Irort, tiu*
port.
The County of Devoi .-'.-i many other
parU <>r England are - fferlng from the
rm, arhieh \? aooompanled by thuadar
atiil iigiitnina ar..i torrentlal raln
WARNS SNOW REMOVERS
Edwards Demands That Con
tractors Get Busy.
st --. ? ? *ieai ? ??' ' - mmiaelom ; i .-i"
laal nlght eapreased <i iaatlafa< tton at ti
. ondltion of tl ?? atreeta to dati, addlng,
i oa -v. ? thal from to-day on he ea
,: tha arorh ..?' r- aoatng the snow
t,. progreaa more rapld!) ..'.-i predlcta
i i.-i.ti atrea la arlthln the neal tbrai
foui daya. Me aald:
"F am nol ?' I ? 'i arith th" *?*-. rfl so far.
Tiu- * iddenneaa I rm and th.- fa- -
t ... :t eame rlghi at i ? time,
. the men -i->' nol arant to arork, gave
1., i atart Howevi r, I I i??? mr '.?-!
ter progreaa beginning with Ptlday mora*
The mild wi athi i la caualng rn
.,r th.- mow to m- it i ^ >t ih ? contracton
afterni and t- I
; to k- I bui i ararned them that
.-> thai cleaned up tbe anoar within
i ?? laonahly ahor time l would alva I ?
)oba t.. othera arhen the n-xt anowetorm
,-? me- "
TAFT LEAVES
The Arkansas, with President
Aboard, Sails from Colon.
DUE AT KEY WEST SUNDAY
Chief Executive States He Will
Appoint Civil Governor When
Back in Capital. *
Colon Dee M. ? Th" Am- ;i...,, h!iU
ti.-ship Arkanoaa, i Pn t Taft
aboard, i ilb <i from Colon
this evenlng for Kej V
The Preeldentlal i
tho Arkanoaa aboul aa
bi r departur . Col
chlef englneer, b.
Delaarare, whlch aoo
kanaaa.
The warahlpi ai ? read
Kejr West ..ti B inday, i
being dui In We
Preeldent Taft izpn
pleaiure at his visit to i
?ald that he would t| ? Inl tl ?? i irl
..','. or and lutx ' 0 latf on
hls return to Waibli
Panama, 1>
immo to-di
. Q
?
then rared i'1 H71
I
?:!t.: war I I-' idi ?
i arlei 11.
Dei
atood before Preoldenl raah-_t>
ton on hla rlall to I
elemenl of uu
of Colon. '??;?? '? t ?
Canal ton* aaal ...
?i. ? r hln ??? If fl ? ' ' '
<?,,,,,,, Mai than thi
i- dow recelTlni
CommlH
go anxloua hai Colonel <
however, I.r? I '
?tructlon with the
t governmenl
ata the greal aai k ttttt
ui army oi ?'" n>
main ln tl t ioni I ?
etood
i an 'l to ni .:-.. I
Preeidi nt Taft I ma thi?
.. .
emuo
tlon to ttfi- t the '
?ona I' rmlttli l ?
? ;'. ?
?
qulred of Iht
I ,. .. of the c ror
g their i
nf the m
thli wort i- doet
?mootb operation,
thaufi deitre l
lal
The eapU
Hotel, whlch ???
dent Tift w.~ atti
bii boaor al t) , '??
,.mn laat n.. ? ' "
a P m
bave been a r<
I
' Tli- ? ''??
oceurral
Prealdenl T itt, ?
line of e from l N*'
ii . atre
""
?
Pla ia. In '
' "
the to the ?'
i
-.; VaMea
. to-da ' ltl
I . mt lUtint
.ffalre 1
?
?
-?
OLD CUTTER SOLD FOR JLNK.
H i
?
aceepted. The Rua
Herlnsr S^n fOT c
r
r
Rent a Bungalow
In California
We challenge you to think of a more
delightful way to spend the winter.
We don't think you can stay home as
cheaply as you can go to this land of
eternal spring.
A cozy, furnished bungalow for from $12
to $75 a month ?fresh vegetables,
delicious fruits, and a wealth of sunshine
and flowers.
Trolley cars will talte you to many of the won?
der sights.
Overland Limited
will take you out there in luxurious style.
This famous train leaves Chicago daily at 8:30
p.m., with Standard Drawing-Room-Compart
ment Sleepers and Observation - Library Car.
Portlandand Puget Sound Expreas for P. rtlatid. I .irry jnf
Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars, and tlie Cohrado
Special ior Denver, with Standard Sleeper and C!.a;r
Car, leave Chicago daily at 10 a.m.
These three luxurious trains are operated jointly by the
Chicago,Milwaukee & StPaul- f
Union Pacific Line
Standard Road of the Weat
They leave Chicago from Union Station, Canal and Adams,
over a double-track system of ?0-lb. iteel railson a road*
bed ballasted with Dustless Sherman Gravel; Automatic
Electric Block SafetySignals; excellent dining-car service
onall trains.
Direct Route to Panama Pacific Exposition, 1915
G. L. COBB. G. A. P. D. J. B. DeFRIEST. G A.
C. M dk St P. Ry. Union Pacific Railroad Co. ?
1200 Broadway 287 Broadway
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