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legion ties Turks had evacuated the
nosegay.
P is the uarters ot
the lfonteoegrin tomes. amid the
Latif Afontenegro Starts What May Be a l tube to l of ' :
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from Idle Knotts Along
trop
w• Mestss grins on Mon
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fears raeaslswith heavy
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�J� were wounded
NMI day • large eget,
gdst•ohment of
ellItottseogrin ed Berea*. ammo, w
tier and w. A Ude
corded, s000cdlag do latest
imports, atilt 000titeyss. It is also
Imported that the Turks •vntsended
end annihilated one body of Monts-
diegrin soldiers.
arena Surrounded.
Paris. Oct e. -Montenegrin fortes
aptly yesterdsy m '-rung attacked BO-
hma, which at noon was oon:21.tely
0urrouade.. Skirmishes also are re
ported on the Bervian frontier, and
with Greek baud. in the neighborhood
of Deka*. An exchange of shots hu
Mieurred near Dtumeba1a, on the Bul-
garian frontier.
General Fighting Expected.
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Paris, Oct. 9.-A general oonfiagra•
lion in the Balkans is expected by oto
here within 48 hours. Monte-
ro's declaration of war against
key ii regarded merely u the be-
'sitwtng. It is believed that the other
'ignite in the Balkan coalition will
hollow suit as soon .as the mobilisa-
tion of their armies is complete. There
pa only, a faint hope now that the re-
presentations of the powers will avert
general hostilities.
Montenegro's move is oonaidered in
Paris to be all a part set a pre-arrang-
ied plan. It is asserted that Greece
was first selected by the Balkan con-
federation to force the issue and in-
wigurate the war. This could easily
(have been done by Greeoe seating in
the Greek Psrliament the deputies
(rem Crete. which was certain to price
a caeus belli to Turkey Greece, how -
Weer. declined to a; sept the responsi-
bility for starting the flame of battle.
Montenegro was then picked for the
task. She had a long-standing quarrel
with Turkey over the boundary quer-
I on, and Turkey's r