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ALIEN POLICIES
No Declaration Against Turkey
and Bulgaria Asked For.
Powerful Message, "We Shall
Go Wherever The Neces
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Wa&iin gton, Dec. 4? President j
Wilson re?i a powerful Dew
note into bis message to con
gress today. Grimly, but with
his usual unassailable logic be
urged immediate declaration of
war against Austria-Hungary.
Iq moving- words that brought
cheers frem the distinguished
gathering which listened to hice,
he branded the dual monarchy
as a vassal of Germany and; as
such, an enemy of the United
States.
The president added that the
same logic would lead also to a
declaration against Bulgaria and
Turkey. They also are tools of
Germany. .
"But," he continued, "they are
crowded row* of citizens ex
pressed their hearty approval.
President Wilson asked for
immediate action.
Congressional consideration wis
started at once at both ends at
the capitol, and i! is a foregone
conclusion that war will be de
dared on Austria, probably
witbia a fortnight. The dee!ar??
tion may comenext week; or ii
may be delved by some pos
stble pretext until the holidays
Many senators are in favor of
a sweeping declaration against
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for existence.
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which gave indications thi
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win the war, came our I
and declared "it will be ii
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