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Great S tru c k For Supremacy That Is
Disturbing the Peace of Europe
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Improved Train Service i
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( o n licet ion in in |i> at A llia n y ami C o rv a llia
with ( ' A K. tin ilia, which leave A llia n y at
7 :!10 a. in. da ily ami I 1*0 p. m. d a ily except
S und ay .
Special
Limited
Sunday
Excursion
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T o Newport, leavea A lb a n y every S u n d a y
at li to a. in., ( V i vnllia 7 1.r> a. in. A i riven
N ew port I I : 10 a. in.
SPECIAL ROUND TRIP SEASON FARES AND WEEK
END FARE8 FROM ALL 8 P POINTS AND SUNDAY
EXCURSION FARES from ALBANY and CORVALLIS
For folder* deaetihinn New­
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port, ticket* and tuli inl'orina-
t ion, call on neareat S I*, agent
John M Scott, General Paix Agent
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The government aent
H IL E (lie Immediate can** of In aympatliy
troo|Mi and olflcera to restore order.
\tintilit Hungary's attack on
The atudenta refused to give In. And
Hervia I* tli« demand for
•£
ao the light stood deadlocked at the
reparation for th« murder of outbreak o f war
III« Archduke Fraoela Ferdinand nnd
"Nothing could be more calculated to
lit* » I f « , die [lu d im o f floli«nt>eric. provoke tbe (teople o f Herzegovina and
Ill« ultimate i-aurea are the movemert ilosnln to rage than to have Austrian
o f dip 11 o | >» I h i ik empire toward the troo|»t thrown across their borders to
south and ttie dcHpernte effort* of th« execute maneuvers along tbe Servian
entlr« Serb IHervluni race to regain frontier. They are Serial, of the same
slock as the |teople o f Servla proper,
roiiiplele mittoiiaI existence.
and they iiiw the archduke massing
Ever »luce the repulse o f the Turklah
bis forces In mimic war preparatory
army from Vienna In l*JM3 the A u » to the war which all felt must come
Ilian* hav« »ti-adlly fought thetr way some day between tbe two nations.
■oil iti ward, <•* [>e<t!nK ultimately to Austria anti Servla "
tu^ke their way to the Aegean oyer
Austrian Repression of Servla.
tli« ruins of the Turklah empire. Aus­
Tbe Serial o f tbe present kingdom
tria. like Itussta. waa not unwilling to
i became autonomous In 1830, but re­
« • « »111811 buffer state» set up to oc-
volted In 1870-78. aiming at complete
*rupy ilie mlildle around during the In­
freedom. With them Joined their kins­
terval» o f rent tn her forward move­
men of ItoHuia and Herzegovina.
ment. and »o mini o f the Balkan »late»
In 1878 at Berlin the great powers of
o f today came Into beltiK
Kurofie »ought to rearrange the Balkan
O f the Servian race, which tn the
peninsula, nnd two o f them tried to
thirteenth and fourteenth centuries
satisfy their ambitions for self aggran­
ruled a vast empire, extending over the
dizement. Itussia strengthened her old
western half o f the Italkan peninsula
resolution to acquire Constantinople by
and die eastern coast o f the Adriatic,
transforming Bulgaria Into a Russian
practically all hnd come under Turkish
province.and Austria Hungary renewed
domination In the sixteenth century
her determination to gain an outlet on
For twenty years o f that eentury,
the Aegean at Salonlkl and to extend
almut. Servla was under Auntrlan rule,
her Adriatic frontage by crushing and
then reverted to Turkey.
almorhlng Servla. Albania and Mace­
The Servian People.
donia
Only a minority of the Servian race
The Russian plans were defeated by
live lu Servla and the Macedonian ter­ the genius and valor o f Alexander of
ritory recently won from the Tu rk * Hattenbiirg nnd Stephen Stambuloff.
Those o f Austria seemed far more like­
ly to succeed
The Berlin treaty o f
1878 gave her temporary control o f the
two great Turkish provinces o f Bosnia
and Herzegovina and also o f the small­
er annjak of Novi Bazar, lying between
Servla and Montenegro, and It no abut
Servla In among other states as to
mske her almost entirely dependent
upon Austria-Hungary for commercial
or other Intercourse with the rest o f
the world
Thenceforward a cardinal principle
of Austro-Hungarian policy was to In­
due» Servla to yield her Independence
and lieoome a mere province o f tha
dual realm
As a long step toward
this end Austria Hungary a few years
ago. In alleged violation o f the Berlin
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presumptive at the Bosnian capital tn
circumstance* which were mysterious
■ud suspicious Tbe Austro Hungarian
government followed up tbe Incident
with ■ series of more or leee direct
chargee o f Servian responsibility, cul­
minating In a peremptory demand.
Thirty year* ago Servla was a cat#
paw for Austria In Balkan acbetnae,
will. Russia backing Bulgaria, but now
th« Servians can count on Russian
sympathy, for thetr cauee la Indirectly
tbe rauae o f tbe entire Slavic race In
Its double struggle to be free from Oer-
man rule and to tight for the heritage
of Constantinople
Austria’s Slav Rule.
Commenting upon forcible annexa­
tion by Austria o f tbe Herb province*
o f Bosnia and Herzegovina In 1906 a
correspondent of the New York Even­
ing I’oet. writing from St. Petersburg,
said'
"Th e Austrian bureaucracy proves It­
self a Juster. bumaner. and stronger
ruler o f the 81ava than tbe Russian
bureaucracy.
Bosnia, Herzegovina,
Croatia, Dalmatia. not to mention Ser­
vla and Montenegro, have better gov­
ernments than Russia has. Tbe south­
ern Slavs ought to come to tbe help
of tlielr northern brethren. Instead o f
calling on the latter to asalst them. It
Is the southern Slavs who are com­
paratively
successful,
enlightened,
free, nnd the Russians who are Igno­
rant. backward, enslaved. In Russia
only 3 8 per cent o f tbe children go to
school, while In Hervia. Bulgaria, and
the Hlav provinces which are under
Austrian rule tbe proportion la mor«
than twice as high. In calllDg on Rus­
sia for help the Kerbs don’t know what
they are doing. They forget that their
Invitation could only bring to their
assistance, not the Russian people, but
the armed servants that bold the Rus­
sian people down. It may seem para­
doxical to say that If tbe Russian* did
Intervene and did win, tbe second state
o f tbe Herbs would be wora* than the
first, but. unfortunately, history proven
that this la exactly what has occurred
In the paat."
The Poliey of Austria.
The policy of Austria In the Balkan
region has ever been consistent and In
accordance with the one ¿rest aim o f
the western powers o f Europe— to hem
tu Russia so as to prevent It from gain­
ing a foothold on tbe Mediterranean
const For the sake o f that aim Tur­
key waa iwnnltted to continue Its ex­
istence In spite of Its misrule and over-
beurancu. I d pursuance of tbe same
policy the terms o f the treaty of 8an
Stefa no were annulled by tbe treaty
o f Herlln to prevent Russia from ob­
taining Important advantages and
eventually tbe control over tbe port o f
Cetlnje through an arrangement with
Montenegro
Austria waa well aware o f the fact
that Hervia aa well as Montenegro
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DIVORCES and SEPARATIONS '
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Statistic* show lliat divorce* anti separation* arc much
fewer among home owner* than amoni; non-home owner*.
There may he many renaona for this condition, hut the prin­
cipal one prohahly i* that when a couple own a home they
have *o much more to draw them together. They become one
in the plan* to beautify it. They plan their little vegetable
garden together, tjjey dig about their flower* together, they
develop a purtnerahip in n o many thing* that separation is un­
thinkable they develop a deeper love working together and
planning together, lluhhy H lav* home to work about the yard
and wifey doesn't have time to do *o much gadding. Staying
at home together develop* home-loving that make* divorce im­
possible.
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Infection and Insect Bites Dangerous.
Mosquitoes, flies and other insert»,
which breed quiekly in garbage pails,
ponds o f stagnant water, barns, musty
places, ate., srs carriers o f disease.
Every time they bite, they inject poison
into your system from whieh some dread
disease may result.
Get a lit t le o f
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a few drops will neutralize the infection
caused by insect bites or rusty nails.
Hloan'»
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Bruises and Mores. You cannot afford,
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P iano M oving a S fu ria k y
W OOD AND COAL
C'LAB MICUOI.A* OF HIHH1A
(Nicholas II., Ihs caar of all the Russia*
Is th« luprcm« ruler of th« lar*«at Hlavlc
race In the world and may b« considered
the head of all Slavs, although millions
of them are scattered through various
countries and ara not under Russian
rula
A large proportion of Austria's
population are HU vs, Germany has a
large Slavic population In Its eastern
sections, and the Inhabitants of Servla.
Montenegro. Koumnnla, Bosnia, llerse-
govlna, Bulgaria und the other countries
of the Balkan peninsula are also to a
large per can tag« Slavs I
Montenegro Is Inhabited by people eth
nlcully and linguistically tbe same; *o
are Bounin and Herzegovina; so ts
much of the hinterland o f Dalmatia
and large districts tn Hungary. Croa
tin and Hlavonla, |>coplcd by tbe same
race, are called the "Ireland o f Hun­
gary" treciitine o f the alleged persecu­
tions by their ruler* A hundred years
ago part o f the Servian race was sub­
ject to Turkey and part to the 11apa
burg monrrohy. The part under Turk­
ish domination has won Its freedom;
the other has not
"Austria's policy of repression o f tbe
Herb peoples Is responsible for this ca
lamlty," said Professor Michael 1. Pu
pin o f Columbia university, comment­
ing on the nssasalnatlon o f tbe Aus
trlnn archduke. Professor Pupln conies
j o f Servian stock and typifies the big.
dark haired nnd dark eyed men o f bis
race.
Naturally he strongly sympa­
thizes with the Servians, nnd views
expressed by him clearly reflect these
Slavophil sentiments and sympathies.
T h e r e are two recent events that
really foreshudoived some disaster to
any one familiar with tbe tempera
ment o f the Servian |>eople.'’ he said
T h e s e are the strike o f the students
In the government schools In Bos­
nia and Herzegovlnn that begnn sev­
eral months ago nnd has uot been
»ettied, and, acco.'d. that probably of
greater Importance, the military ma­
neuvers of the Austrian nruiy that
have been going on In these tw o coun­
tries under the direction o f the crown
prince
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MAP SHOWING BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA.
Otic of the * r e «i causes of th« war between Austria and Servla waa tha anneaa-
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tlon by Auatrla of Hoanta and Herzegovina, both larcaly populated by Serba
treaty, forcibly annexed the Slavic
state* o f Bosnia nnd nerxegovlna. But
In doing so she overreached herself, for
she thn* hastened tbe formation of
that Balkan league which tn one o f tbe
most smnxlng wars on record drove the
Turks out o f Macedonia and Albania
and moat of Throe*, and partitioned
nine-tenths o f the former Turkish em
plre In Europe nmong the four mem
bers o f the league.
Servian A gitation.
Strike of tha Students.
Thl* well nigh fatal blow at Austrian
T h e student strike began, you re- ambition* aroused the dual realm to
rneniber. when a government professor desperate elTort*. and through a threat
In the school at Mustsr. Herzegovina, o f a general Euroiwea war It Induced
made reflection on the Serb race. The the other groat power* to bark, or, at
students o f his class rose In s body and least, to nanetton. Its course In Inter­
asked him to retract.
He refused. vening to take from Servla what that
They pitched him out o f tbe classroom l*>wei considered the legitimate spoil*
and used him rather roughly
These o f victory by erecting Albania Into a
fifty Serb students went on strike. kingdom which should lie under Au*
They are only high school students trian Influence.
All this naturally embittered the mil
really, boy* nhout sixteen to nineteen
year* old. They refused to return till lion* o f Scrim who are held subject In
the professor was dismissed
They Austria-Hungary and Incited them to
were expelled. Then throughout Herze­ form societies and to agitate for their
govina and Boaula tbe student* struck llliernttou. In dune occurred the ssaas
waa subeldtxed by Russia and tn com­
plete sympathy with the alma o f the
great Star empire
An expansion of
Servla meant to Austria an Increase of
the danger threatening from Russian
ascendency, and for that reason th*
expansion o f Servla bad to be stopped.
To do this effectively Austria waa com
polled to annex Bosnia and Heraego-
vlna. separating Servla from tbo Adri­
atic.
Inspired and abetted by Huaala, Ser­
vla had intended to obtain control o f
'Bosnia and Herzegovina, and tbo an­
nexation o f these former Turkiah prov­
inces by Austria waa a great blow to
Servla * aspirations and to Ruaaia'a se­
cret plan* It was this disappointment
more perhaps than any other cause
which precipitated the recent war* on
the Balkan peninsula
P. u m U d Influ­
ence has been dominant In Hervia, as
It has tn Montenegro and tn the other
so called I>anube principalities ever
since they came Into existence, and
Austria's fight ts really directed mor*
agalnat Russia's schemes than against
8erv!a'a national Independence.
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Lucas County.
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Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he la
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney
Co.. doing business In the City of To-
do. County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONB
HUNDRED DOLLARS for eech and e v ­
ery case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
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FRAN K J. CHENEY.
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my presence, this (th day of December,
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