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TTTK BEE: OMAHA.. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1015. . ' t- .;! Mw !!! , -lit .V BULGARIANS AND GREEKSJN CLASH Slavs Said to Hare Croiied the Bor der Into Epirus and Killed Several Officers. emsSSaSajaaaBSSl ATHENS aUICKLY SENDS AID PAMS, Dec. 20. Fighting be tween imtll detachments ot Greek tnd Bulgarian troop In reported In a dispatch from Brindiat, Italy, to the Havas Newt agency. It Is atd several (5 reek officers and aoldlers vere killed or wounded and that the Greek government Is hastily forward ing reinforcements to the srene of the fighting. The dispatch says that the disturb ance occurred m the province or Fplnm, at the western end of the erbo-Greek border. A Bulgarian advance guard is raid to liave penetrated Greek territory after en, encounter with Oreek oiltposis, re sulting InMlvely flg-htlng. . "The Creek press maintain alienee In it4nr4 to these Incidents." fn dispatch riintlmioa'but the government la dis turbed.' Greek dotachmenta have been sent hastily to Korits and Oogrsdesr-I to -reinforce, the garrisons there." tr McateaegrlM Treacheraae. . KliKUlN, Dee. 20. (By Wireless to Pay-vilIo.)-Tlio Ovcracaa News aeeney quotes the Austrian official report of December 19. ss charging that the Montenegrin at eumo place held tip their handa, waving flsge and advanced near to the Austro Hungarian llnea. when they suddenly threw hand grenades. The statement la minted as Buying: ' The treachery found corresponding treatment."1 ' The agency quotea the Turkish state ment for December1 19, aa saying that 1n the Mesopntamlan campaign "the enemy igaln used dum dum bullets." Oermasi Version ( Yares right. UERI.IN, Dec. So (Via, London.) En tente allied monitors yesterday shelled the Herman poaltltlons at Weatende tut' the -BclRlan roast, but ahere finally ! .lrlven away by land batteries, says the j official statement Issued today by der- ! man army headiuarters. The statement I adds that Cerman aviators attacks the! town of Poperlnghe, near Tprea, numer ous hostile troops being concentrated there. , , . The statement follows: Vrstnrn theater: Fire from our Coastal batteries drove off the enemy monitors ehUh- shelled Weatende yesterday. On tills front there was lively artillery ac tivity. - - . "One of our air squsdron attacked Poperlnfche, where numerous troops of the enemy ere gathering;; . "An English biplane was ahot down In an aerial fight near Bruges. The oc cupants were killed. "Eastern theater; The situation is inchanged. "Balkan theater: In the fighting north- .ast of Tare, previously reported, three mountain and. two field guns were cap. effirlal Information ns to trie number of French and Riltieh troop In Oreere, which luis been estimated recently, at about uio.ooo. Germany, Austrln. Hultsrla and Turkey have at their dtxpoaal several times that number f'f men, and It may be Rimiimril that eveiy effort will be mad to concent rafe a lonulileiaMe allied fore on tbe SslonlM bac. This Oreck port In within cany sailing distance of the Oallipoll peninsula. It recent unofficial advices concerning the Ksrptisn situation are authentic tlreat Ilrllaln may feel the necessity of Increasing her armed forces there. It has represented that tbe Germans and Turks are preparing a formidable expe dltlcn to Invade Kx)pt. enpture the fluent cnnsl and cut off I'.nKland fioni India. Sonic of the l.lttereit ep'-oiinters .and limvy lises of 'trie Dardanelles have tiiken pine at the positions now aban doned by the Hrltlsh. The nlllcs have been hln to achle.e no striking suc cesses at these points. Mnsr F.iprfMloai of Hellef. Thank God. they are safely out ot there without serious, loss" la an ex pression frequently heaad .today In con nection with the transfer of the troops from the fiuvla and Ansae tones to "an other sphere of operation,'' although this Is Invariably retipled with regrets thst it should have been regarded as necessary to evacuate the hard won footholds en the peninsula, obtained at such a heavy cost In casualties. The toe of the tlalllpoli penlusiiB. with peddul Hahr, commanding the entrance to the Derdsne-.lea, is spparently still t be held, as no mention Is nisde of the transfer of troops from this region. The wsr office statement leaves the public, to draw Its own conclusions ss to the destination of these Australian and Vnlted Kingdom forces, w-hlch must b well over lflO.ooo strong. It Is widely conjectured, however, that any south ward sweep of the Teutonic or llul garlan armies in the Jlalkans whether from the iiorth, west or east, will sooner or later come In contact with them, and that the trSnsfer is connected with a determination on the pert Of the entente powers not to rernsln on the defensive In the near eastern thesler of war longer thgn la requisite to asstirs the success of a forwsrd march. FINANCIAL NUT FOR KAISERJO CRACK Voerwaerti Aiks Where Interest ' and Principal of Great War Debt il to Come From. IMPORT TAX' IMPRACTICABLE AMSTERDAM, Dec. 20. Review ing the recent speech on Germany's financial condition, which Dr. Karl Helfferich, secretary of the treasury, made before the Reichstag, the So cialist newspaper, Vorwaerts, of Ber lin, asserts the time has come for the German government and the Reich atag to indicate In what way the money necessary for payment of in terest on the nation'a gigantic war debts and to provide for their re demption, I to he ralsad. It says: "With the new war credit of 10,000.000,(00 marks the German war debt reached j.i.oonrnouor) marks which, according to Dr. Ileirrerlch, ahould last until the end of Hatch. Interest on 40. ,, noo marks amount to I,o"n"0,ono marks snnuslly and for redemption which Is necessary in order to maintain the credit of the empire, another bon.W.noO marks is needed. Mast Daable laromr. The Vorwaerts considers If essential that the empire's Income be more than doubled to meet these obl'gatione and the current expenses. Before the war, It Says, the flnancsl st.ito of Germany was a source of snxiety to the government. In !!, tsxatlon was increased by f-00,-000,000 marks, but the budget did not balsnce. In 1913 the government sdopted the extrerdlnary 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 far as taxation of Imports Is concerned. Trovlslons. rsw msteriuls and many other articles msy be expected to Hsu In price arter the war and If the present tariff were continued. It would lead to an artificial Increase of prices for Germany which would undermine the capability of German Industry to compete In the world market. Import Tax Impracticable. "Therefore, the Interests of consumers and producers." the Vorwaerts concludes, "demand abolition of these Import taxes after the wsr, which, would reduce Ger many's income considerably: and, there fore, the time has come for the govern ment to declare what course It Is steering. " Alleged Swindlers of Iowa Farmer May Not Be Tried Again CHICAGO. Dec. 20. IxKlavlne Miller and J. Marion .Miller, her brother, alleged swindler of Thomas ("Sentimental Tommy") Foulkes. a farmer of Danbury, la., are scheduled to be placed on trial for the second time In the criminal court here today. They were convicted In the summer of ir1l of operating a confidence game the arlesed mulcting of tne farm' of MC.Ono and two farms valued at ItO.nno but were granted a new trial later. The case has 'been set for trial, but Is not certain whether It will be tried. In view of a letter turned over to MHrvin K. Barnhart. assistant state's attorney, by Miller. The missive bears Foulkes' signature and contains an admission of perjured testimony in the first trial, but Foulkes denies writing It. A specimen of his handwriting was token 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 trlBl. If he finds the writing to be Identical. Prosecutor Rarnhart essertel be would dismiss the charge. Three Men Killed by Explosion. RICH HILL,, Mo., Dec. .-Three men employed In destroying stumpa were killed today when a wagon load of dyna mite exploded on W. T. Duvall's ranch, near here. LTiouni lured. . .-i.f -JfTea r Mojkovac ftghuns; continued sue- Mfuiy for ths Austro-tlungartan ;;j .roopsV'v . j French Official, neper. -' L I PARIS, lec 20. The French war of- ', ru-e this afiarnoon gave out a report on j the prugressof hostilities, reading: " "In the Artwls district, there has been fiifhtlnS with band mrrnmjitm north nf Slsolse-En-llacbe. Between the Ijonuoe and the oise the artillery has beea ac tive, la the region of Fay we . have j silenced a battery of the enemy... , .'. i I "On the north bank of the river Aisne we yesterday evening evacuated the small uulpoata we captured on. December 16. "In the Wolvre district, at the forests of Mort Mare and Le Prate, French bat teries bombarded the communicating I also cannonadlna In the sectors ot I l- .j Nomony and of Blonoourt, In Lorraine." BRITONS LEAVE TWO DISTEICTS ON DARDANELLES (Continued frem'Psge OneJ of warm debate. . The otflciai paper ot I Premier Itadoslavof f declares the. allies' must be driven front ,Hlonlkl;( whether by Bulgarian or Ausiro-Getman troops Is a question for the military leaders ' to solve. The allies In Macedonia do net expect an early attack If the advanee 1s b-rt to the Aujtrlans and Germans, ss irmen report that the central powers have not yet gathered a sufficient force to underlain) an offensive. - , HRITOSS LRAVISQ UAI.I.irOLl Troops Withdraw Sappased Be u Way ta Salaatkl. DONDO.NT.iDcc. j!0.The British trooos at the 8u la end Anxac districts of the j Galllpoll pcr,lnsuia. have been withdrawn.! Jiie roiiowing official statement was tlMnued here today;, "All the trjopa at fiuvla and Ansae together with their guns and stores, have eeri successfully transferred with 1n ,iUniflcnt caeualtiea to another .sphere 'f operations:" . : The, Suvla. pay, and Aniac Cove pc. tiori are en' the. north, coaat of . Gallipot! 1-cmiLEulit. Ansae Cove la about alxteeen lilies from the tip.. Buvls Bay Is five nines lunner on. . Aa no tiu-ntlon .'is made -in the British announcement, of the' allied posltlua hi the f-eddul Hahr position, at the tip of' the penlnisulo. it is not clear whether the withdrawal of troops indicated a decision to iiumd.m the effort to force the Tgr. ianclle or nu-ana merely a readjustment i.f the allied forces. II " n ua previous ntnlS Of) such a move, although the question had i-een ralwnl in England whetlwr, in view of the failure of the alUta to nuke ap prectable headway at the Paraaneuoa and the urgent ntel for additional troopa at Hsloolki. the Lardanlies force would be withdrawn. ' Two official Turkish com ' tnuulcatlons received today spoke of heavy firing from land end sea by ths si He, tut mentioned tie movement out i of the ordinary, although this bombard ment may have been conducted to cover the withdrawal. Mseesssls ar Egypt. 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