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BULGARIANS AND
GREEKSJN CLASH
Slavs Said to Hare Croiied the Bor
der Into Epirus nnd. Killed
Several Officers.
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ATHENS QUICX1Y SENDS AID
PARIS. Drc. 20. FlghtlDR be
tween small detachments of Greek
tnd Bulgarian troops la reported In
n diFpatch from Brindial. Italy, to
the Havas News agency. It la aald
upveral Creek offlcera and aoldler
ere killed or wounded and that the
Greek government la hastily forward
inn reinforcements to the scene of
the fighting.
The dispatch says that the disturb
ance occurred la the province of
Fpirua, at the western end of the
Serbo-Greek border.
A Bulgarian advance inard la atrt
to have penetrated Ureek territory aftr
an, encounter with Oreuk otl!pot, re
uniting: In lively fighting.
, "Tlie Gtnk press maintain alienee. In
regard to theaa Incident." tfie dlpatcn
r,ttitiniioa,"but the g-overomrnl la dla
turbed.' Greek detachment have been
aont hastily to KorltcA and Oogradeft.l
lo reinforce the garrison there."
- FiliUblN", Dee. 20. (By Wlreles to Bay
villo.) The Overaeaa New agency quote
the Austrian official report ot December
13, a charging that the Montenegrins at
eomo place held up their band, waving
flag and advanced near to tha Austro
Hungarian line, when they auddenly
threw hand grenades. The atatement la
iiunted aa aaylng: '
"The treachery found corresponding
treatment."
The agency quotes the Turkish state
ment for December 19, aa aaylng that In
the Mesopntamlan campaign "the enemy
igaln ued dum dum bullets."
tierman Veraloa ( Ypres Fight.
UEKLIN. Dec. lO.-tVIa Ixindon. ISn-
Unte allied monitors yesterday shelled 1
the Uerman poiiltltlons at Wetonds t..t
the -Belgian count, but where finally'
-Irlven away by land batteries, says tha i
official statement leaned today by Oer- I
man army headquarters. Tha statement I
adds that German aviators attacked the!
town of ropcrlngha, near Tpres, numer
ous hostile troops being concentrated
iliere. . ,
The statement follows:
'Western theater: Fire from our Coastal
batteries drove off the enemy monitors !
whk tw shelled Wrsteade yesterday. On
this front there was lively artillery ao-
ilvlty.
"One of our air squadron attacked
Poperinghc, where numerous troops of
the enemy are authoring, ..
"An English blpluna was shot down In
an aerial fight near Bruges. Tha oo
Mipanta were killed.
Eastern theater: Tha altuatloa is
jnchanged.
' Balkan theater: In the fighting north
fast of Tara. previously reported, three
iiountain and two field guns wera cap
tured. .
N- JCcar Mojkovac fighting continued auc
eiittjly for tha Auatro-tlungarlan
.roopa'v
Freneta Official Report. ' .
PARI 3, loc. 20.-The French war of
fice this aft y noon gave out a report on
the progresaof hostilities, reading:
"In the Artwla district, there has been
fighting with hand grenades north of
Ikitse-En-Ilache. Between the foomroa
nd the olse the artillery has been ac
tive. In the region of Fay we . have
ullcnced a battery of the enemy. . - ',:
"On the north bank of the river Alane
we yesterday evening evacuated the email
outposts we captured on December 16.
"In the Wolvre district, at the forests
of Mort Mare and Le Prate, French bat
terles bombarded the communicating
trenchea ot tha enemy. There has been
also cannonading In the sectors of
Nomcny and of Bloncourt, In Lorraine."
offlcinl Informntinn n (d tlie nurnl'er (if
l-'rcni-h and Hiliich troop tlreecr, which
Iim been eatlmatid recently- at ationt
.m.nrn imuin, Austria. Xiilsatla and
Turkey have at llieir I1.".ob1 several
times that numl.er e-f men, and It may he
n.iumed that eveiv effort will tie mailt
to roticentrari' a r-iuisKleralite allied force
on tie Haionlkl l.a-.
This (Ireek port Ik within esny sailing
ditnnr of the) Oallipoll peninsula.
If recent unofficial advice concerning
the Egyptian olumtlnn are authentic
flreat Britain may feel the iiecesxlty of
Increnoltig her armed forces there. It
ha represented that the Cirninns and
Turks are prepnrinn a forinldnble rxpe
dltUin to Invade Hxypt. rupture the Pue
innal nnd rut off England from India.
fJonic of the bitterest ei"nnntera . and
h'Hvy losws of "trie 1 nrdnnelles have
taken plnce at the positions now aban
dulled l.y the British. Tlie iillles have
been able to achieve no striking auc
ceases i these points.
Many Impressions of Hellef.
"Thank C!ol. they are safely out of
there without aerlou loss" Is an ex
presslon frequently heard.. today In on
nectlon with the transfer of the troops
from the H-ivIa and Anuse tones to "an
other sphere of operation,'' although this
Is Invarlahly coupled with i egrets that .
it should have been regarded as tieceesaty 1
to evacuate tha hard won footholds on j
the peninsula, obtained at "h a heavy
cost in re sua It lea. !
The toe of the (lalllpoll penlnsnu. ith
Peddiil Bahr, commending the em ram e
to the Dardite:!et, la apparently stlil t
be held, as no mention Is made of the
transfer of troop from this region.
The war office statement lesves the
public tr) draw Its own conclusion ss to
the destination of the? Australian snd
I'nlted Kingdom forces, which must be
well over KiO.OOO strong, it I widely
conjectured, however, that any south
ward sweep of the Teutonic or Bul
garian armies in the Balkans, whether
from the north, west or east, will sooner
or later come In contact with them, and
that tlio transfer Is connected with a
determination on the part Of the entente
powers not to remain on the defensive
In the near eastern theater of war longer
than Is requisite to assure the sureess
of a forward march.
FINANCIAL NUT FOR
KAISER TO CRACK
Voerwterts Asks Where Interest
and Principal of Oreat war
Debt it to Come From.
IMPORT TAX' IMPRACTICABLE
AMSTERDAM, Deo. 20. Review
ing the recent speech on Germany'
financial condition, which Dr. Karl
llelfferich, secretary of the treasury,
made before) the Reichstag, the So
rlaliat newspaper, Vorwaerts, of Ber
lin, asserts the time has come for the
German, government and the Reich
stag to indicate in what way the
money necessary for payment of In
terest on the nation'a gigantic war
debts and lo provide for their re-
detnpUou, Is to be raised. It aars:
"With the naw war credit of tO.OOT.noo.Wu
marks the German war deht reached
fi.rtin.nro msrks which, according to
Dr. llelfferich. ahould lat tinttl the end
of March. Interest on 4n.)0,wn,nno marks
amount to I.tori.OfO.ono marks annually
and for redemption which Is necessary
In order to maintain the credit of the
empire, another tm.w.nriO marks is
needed.
Mast Deable Income.
The Vorwaerts considers It essential
that the empire's Income be more than
doubled to meet three obl'gatmna and
tho current expenses. Before the war, it
says, the flnancal slato of Ofriitany wjs
a source of anxiety to tlie government.
In !!, taxation was Inctcnsed by :0P.
OW.OOrt marks, but the budget did not
balance. In 1913 the government adopted
the extrordlnary measure of taxing
wealth and levying a non-recurrent con
tribution for armament in order to cover
the deficit.
Maintenance of the existing financial
system, the Vorwaerts continues. Is In
possible so fsr ss taxation of Imports
Is concerned. Provisions, raw materl-.ils
and many other attic Irs may be expected
to rlsi In price after the war and If the
present tariff were continued. It would
lead to an artificial Increase of prices
for tier-many which would undermine the
capability of Herman Industry to compete
In the world market.
Import Tax Impracticable.
"Therefore, the Interests of consumers
and producers," the Vorwaerts concludes,
"deniii nd aholltlon of these Import taxes
after the war, which would reduce Oer
ninny's income considerably; and, there
fore, the time has come for the govern
ment to declare what course It I
steering "
Alleged Swindlers
of Iowa Farmer May
Not Be Tried Again
CHICAGO. Dee. jO.Ijodavinc Miller
and J. Marion .Miller, her brother, alleged
swindler of Thomas ("Sentimental
Tommy") Foulkes, a farmer of Danbury,
I.i. . are scheduled to bo placed on trial
for tlie second time In the criminal conn
here today. They were convicted In the
.,,,,r,.r ..r ion of operating a confidence
Kgme the alleged mulcting Of the. farmer
nf t)"fti and two farms vaiuea
hut were granted a new trial later
Th r has been set for trial
Is not certain whether It will be tried. In
view of ft letter turned over to Marvin
E. Barnhart. ssslstnnt state's attorney,
hy Miller. The mlFflve bears Foulkes'
signature and contains an admission of
perjured testimony in the first trial, but
Foulkes denies writing It.
A specimen of his handwrltins was
tnken by the assistant state's attorney
for the purpose of comparing it with
the writing In the letter. On the report
of the expert depends the second trial.
If he finds the writing to be identical.
Prosecutor Barnhart asscrtel he would
dismiss the charge.
4 farmer
at
ater.
a. but r f
Three Men Killed by Rxploalon.
RICH 11ILE. Mo., Dec. zri.-Three men
employed In destroying stumps were
killed today when a wagon load of dyna
mite exploded on W. T. Duvalfs ranch,
near here.
BRITONS LEAVE
TWO DISTRICTS
ON DARDANELLES
(Continued from 'Pag One J
of warm debate. The official paper ot I
Premier Kadoslavof f decfarea the. allies'
must be driven front .Balonlkl;, whether
by Bulgarian or Atistro-Uetman troops la
a question for the military loaders 'to
solve. The allies In Macedonia do net
expect an early attack If the- advanoa fa
bft to the Austrian and Ueriuans. aa
airmen report that tha central powers
have not yet gathered a sufficient force
to undertake an offensive.
RBITOa LKAVIJO UM.LIPOL1
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Troops Withdrawal Bappoaeat Be
.Way Bala-Blkt.
UJNDON'Anec. 20 The British. trooDa
at the BtrvU and Ansae, districts of the!
Ualllpyli iwiilnaula; have been withdrawn, i
ine roiioaing otricial atatement was
-iHkued here today;.
; "All the troops at Suvla and Ansao,
together with their gun and stores, have
en successfully ' transferred with In
'Ijjnif leant casualties to another , sphere
i.f operations.:" "
: The, 8uvla, Bay, and Anzac Cov nosi-
itlotis are en the. north coast of Qalllpali
peninsula, Anxao Cove la about sixteeen
nilltM from the tlpv Buvla, Bay la five
nine further on. . ,
As no mention 'Is made -In ths British
announcement, of the' allied poaltioa In
the Reddu! Bahr poaltlon, at tha tip of
the peninlsula. It is not clear whether the'
withdrawal of troops indicated a decision i
to abandon the effort to force the Dgr-i
danellea or means merely a readjustment 1
of the allied forces. , . ;
There have been no previous hints of:
such a move, although the queatlon bad :
leen raised in England whether. In view
of the failure of the allies to make ap
preciable headway at the Dardanelles and
the urgent need for additional troops at
Halonlki, the Dardanelles force would b
withdrawn.' Two official Turklab com
i munlcatlons received today spoke of
heavy firing from land and sea by the
el Ilea, but mentioned no movements out
of the ordinary, although this bombard
ment may have been conducted to cover
tbe withdrawal.
Maeodewlo or Egypt.
There are two fUldjr of operation in
the near evt to which British troops
withdrawn from the Qallipoli peninsula
might be forwarded Macedonia and
-rvpt.
J luodun take, fur is atta on iti .4
t 1-trU positions at tialoiiikl. 'i'brre la uo
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MOILEU MAKERS
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si Oorrngated Boa Co.), Jtk. Mi
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"The Coffee Delicious"
W are creating a atandard
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demand it.
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Wholesale Grocers.
The best in its line. One of
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The Nebraska
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Tank Company
Manufacturers of Tanks,
(Jrain Hiiis, Ventilators,
Gas Storage Tanks, Oil
Drums, Garbage Cans and
holders in fact every
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The name stands for the
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