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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

Rev. r. x. Ernest Ner-ngton. curste % the
church The decorations were lavish and arts
tlc. After The berrothal service Al the chancel
stems the wedding party advanced 70 the altar
under arch CT deep red leaves, white dahlias
a-5 ch--sau-heu1uns. The altar a. each side was
-asse5 with pix roses. which formed q base for
masses q white flowers Offset by palms and ferns
The t-l5e wore robe OF Lie-re and point Arab
lace and a vel o. old family lace TIE first
bridesmaid was Eva Marie GuEIzudeu the brides
Young sister q twelve. who walked alone ard. but
t1- the short skirt Or, sseo ike tie six ar6es-
maids o. white SIX V u lace jacket and hat and
Fss Helen III ,eeEftt 81 NeWYo-L Tss = IiEb-
TIE brides mo her wore Gown q black net
s-r-~. Se-e6 WIN Steel and god beads and vLi-.
--v sFlS-e SCI va, ie-I= r -ss-o-5.s u 5a
other presents were ra-e and bun iarr
6eu cousin "a -he BRIDE Natalie : Forrest Iu~z
also Mss Mary A. Root. q Bennington Vt and
bride. s-ez7r-e- n or r. william J Hiss y
ia11 O. L4e-ov. 81 East Orange. and George Va
The BRIDESMAIDS carried bouquets os japanese
c----se-- e--u--S. the bride shower bouquet q
l1es NJ the vaiev s1d brides roses. Among The
guests t-T'-ad Here M ara Ms. Alexander II
-. p uact@or. ~. and Mrs o. R Csucho.s
ar n Church ~ and Mrs. Herbert Lloyd Nj
and 1-rs. j Louvre Bell NJ. and Mrs. George
ve-s Jerome D. and Mrs Karcrvav. NJ. and
&-s Ee--v S-a--s 1Ir and Ms George ? Sew
W and Mrs. O. Il FUNSTON. Mr.. and Ms
Ihorr7s A-~0v-s-nith- " and Mrs. Arthur ..
md Ms Park F3--t--rli-. J,ldre and N-s 2. r
C-UT0 Mr. D0s-fe-' Colonel ard Ms Arthur
z 49, y snd ~, H. ThoT ., Hf - Alify as
Ms z. =. Le5erie. and Miss Eliza r Butler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
ooon.LF-HORN.

On Tuesday OCTOBER 20 at o'clock at To the nome
on S-l,e's osrents. Mr. and Mrs John Horn
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rro-EER-GUTLLArpEU
lie marriage OF Miss

II marriage OF Miss Flor
erce Dudley Guillaudeu.
daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. LeEgett GUillaudeu.
Of No. - West Seventy
thi-d-st.. 70 Robert Orr
LuQueer took place on
Thursday at ! O'Clock
2. n. al AL Angels
= p urc T. corner Of
EiEhty-Grst-st. and West
E-d-ave. The ceremony
vas performed by the
Right Rev. Sheldon u.
Griswo-d. Bishop OF
Kansas. assisted by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
BULLoCK-sTEvENs

Miss Edna T. Stevens daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew J. Stevens, and Stanton David Bullock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
LADIES!
PLEASE READ
Nine. Emma Calves Letter

singers opi1fon m regard q,
the NJ Plus ULTRA FACE EEAUTIFIER and FLESH
FOOD
MADAME CAROLINE: / using some OF your prep
with Ne Pills ULTRA FACE SEACTIFIER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
Electrical Toys,
TOILETS. MOTORS AND WINDOW DISPLAYS
JONES. 81 Co~tIardr.

A IL. PEOPLE THAT WANT HAIR Us.
y guarantee grow u FOR or refund 11orsY- Dr.
D CLARKE CO. u e 14Ll-st room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

cYo- o,a-- sr-iaI tacis-z.s SEQ -a.,a shssAs
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-26
A QUARTER OF A MILLION.
The LARGEST Christmas Gift Ever
Made by an American Concern
to it's Employees.

"dOS ny al NHlC SdH SOiiSCih
to its Employees.
Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 25.-Fhe Crane
Company, manufacturers of eleva-
tors, made the largest Christmas gift
ever made by an American concern
to the workers in it's employ. The
aggregate amounted to $250,000 and
was distributed among five thousand
~toilers. Included among the recip-
tents were about 500 men and WON
en- not in the employ of the COM
pany, but who were at the begin
ming of the year and had been laid
off for one reason or another.
The money was distributed on the
ratio of time worked during the
year and averaged about 5 per cent
of the yearly wage. The amount dis
tributed this year was considerably
in excess of that of any previous
year, partly because the company
has about one thousand more en-
ployes than it had a year ago, and
partly because of the unusually
prosperous conditions that have pre-
vailed.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-26

AMONG THE CHURCHES
Baptist Church.

At the morning service at eleven
O'Clock Pastor G. c.. Young will con-
tinue his series of m to men
and boys. The service in the even
ing at 7 o'clock will begin On time
Young Peoples meeting al els. ALI
citizens and strangers in the city
invited. Come. Welcome.
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Church.

There will be no preaching Sun
day morning, but there will be a
devotional and praise service on
Quoted by the elders and others. All
the friends of the church are cord
tally invited and all members of the
church are earnestly requested to
be present.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-26
WILL ExTRADITE KRAFT.
Member of ST. Louis City Council
CHARGED with Bribery.

City of Mexico. Dec. 26.-Presi
dent Diaz acting upon the request of
the American ambassador and upon
hearing evidence submitted in the
case, has conceded to the United
States authorities the extradition of
Charles Kratz, former member of
the ST. Louis city council. wanted
in that city on a charge of bribery
in connection with street car fran
chise legislation.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-26
National Live Stock Association

NatIohdT I've STOCK As~SUCIdrIoH
For the meeting of the National
Live Stock Association at Portland,
Oregon, January IL to Is, 1904. the
P. v. & N. E. Ry. will sell tickets at
the rate of one fare for the round
trip, via. direct route and returning
via. San Francisco. the rate will be
1880 higher than one fare. Tickets
will be on sale january, 8 and 9
limited to January 81 for return.
M. d. BURNS. Agent.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-26
First Methodist Church.

The service at the First Method
list church will tomorrow be of a
special Christmas nature. There
will also be special music at all the
services. Services held at the U.S.
ual aour.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-26

Strangers are especially invited to
attend.
VIM. REACE. Pastor.
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Presbyterian Church.

A special service of music appro-
pirate to the Christmas season con
sisting of anthems and solos. will
be given at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock. DIR. Lukens will deliver a
short sermon. and there will be two
anthems and two solos. Evangelist
Hardenschield of Chicago will sing.
and will also sing and preach at the
Sunday night service. 1t is especial
~ desired that a large congregation
be present both morning and eve
ming.
DIR C 4 LLIKENS Pastor
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-26

A nice line of candies at reason
able prices. at Stones grocery store
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Protestant Episcopal Church.

Protestant Episcopal Church.
Regular services Sunday at st.
Andrews Hall, Fifth street. at II
a. m. and 7:3O p. m. Sunday School
at 9:45 a. m. Subject of morning
m Thou shalt call His Name
Emmanuel" At. night, elijah and
the Priests of Baal.' A cordial in
yitation extended to all visitors.
GEORGE HINSON. Rector.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Sermon
II a.. m. and 7:30 D. n. We hold
our services at the opera house.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-03
MARRIED.

On the 18th ult by Rev. W. y. Ha as
James W. Brouse Of Kratzerville and
Catherine Wagner of Salem.
sMarried al Salem by Rev. H. G..
Snable Nov. 25th Benjamin F. Sholl OF
NerdIlla and Clara f. Wendt of
Shamokin Dam.
Nov. 20, 10y Rev. A. ID. Gramlev,
Charles +. Norman and Lottie NJ.
Troxel, both of Adams township.
Nov. %, by Rev. II. II. SPAIN, Geo.
{. Speese, Of SweLgle, to Susan f..
Bow ersOX, Of Nicksburg.
Nov. 2G, by Rev. II. II. SPAIN, Adam
J. Kaltriter and Elsie +. Riegel, Of
Beaver Springs.
Nov. -, by A. ID. Gramley, Newton
]. Blngaman and Emma l.. Kessler,
Of Beavertown.
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LITERARY NOTES.
pELIN EATOR.

The December Deineator christmas Number)
represents the high water mark of be. uty and
utility, and possibly of circulation also, in wo-
mans magazine, having first edition of more
than million copies. 1t contains 24O pages
To produce this mammoth edition 72S tons of
paper and 10 presses working % days were re-
quired, In addition to exquisite color work,
clever fiction and strik,ngly illustrated articles,
the number includes display of charming Win
ter fashion covering torty-two pages letters from,
the foreign fashion centres and illustrated arti-
cles on the fashionable fabrics and trimmings,
millinery, etc
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-03
SUCCESS.

The contents of the December Success
Christmas issue) show the remarkable manner
in which this magazine has taken leading place
among the popular publications of the world. !
contains the latest poems by James Whtcomb
Riley, "lts Got to Be-" a fascinating piece of
work done in the 1oosier masters best vein.
Mr., Riley also contributes an interesting inter
view on children, evolving the ideas of bachel-
or who has a large tamily of children and is
overfond of the'n,-Nlr, Rslcy being the bachelor
and the children othis poems his family. Vance
ihompS'r contributes somewhat startling arti-
Gle ontjlcj, "Notabc People Have Interview
ed," in which he tells of his experience as a
journalist while trying To secure information
from such great men as Xola, Drrvtus, and Bis
marck, and incidentally disclose hitherto un-
Known diplomatic secrets.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-03
RUNAWAY CARS WRECK TRAIN
Engineer and Fireman Seriously In.
lured In Crash Near Hd1Ieton, Pa.

Engineer and Fireman Seriously In.
lured In Crash Near Ha1leton, Pa.
Hazleton, Pa. Dec. Three gOn-
dolas loaded with coal, which broke
away in some unknown manner from
o siding al the lumber yard station,
four miles distant, ran down the
Weatherly mountain and cOllided a
mile west Of Weatherly u miles from
HazletOn, with a Lehigh Valley pas
senger train from Bethlehem and Phil
adelDhia, The passenger engine, which
was crawling up The steep grade at the
rate of about 70 miles an hour was
thrown across the track on an embank-
ment Engineer Oscar Kleckner and
Fireman Robert Hill b0tn Of this city,
were pinned under the wreck Kleck-
ner escaped with severe contusions.
Hill had his right leg cut of and is SO
badly injured otherwise that he cannot
live The baggage car and the two
coaches kept the track, but all the pas
sengers were badly shs. en- up James
Laughran and c, II, Keck, Of Hazleton
and II. D. Julick, OF Bath, N. Y, were
slightly injured.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-03
Susquehanns Could Not Snow Finan.
cta Results Required.

cta Results Required.
Lancaster, Pa, Dec. l.-p Eckhart
Siaymaker, OF this city. and {. {.
kaufman. Of Columbia have been ap-
pointed receivers for the SusQuehanna
Iron and Steel Company The appli-
cation Tor the receiyership was made
some time ago by John q Denny, Of
Coium oia and opposed by the faction
In contro which Is headed by Ex-Sen-
atOr Charles h. Porter ,of Phiiade.-
pnia
Afyer the hearing Judge Lands an
nOuuced tuar Ae would give the man
agemeuf dnuil the LIST Of January 70
SHOW It. the court that the business
could De operated on paying basis,
and II they failed 10 do this q receiver
would ye appointed Within the pa4t
few days representatives Of the man
aEcmen' called on Judge Lands and
stated that they were willing that q
receiver should Ue appointed lmmedi-
ataly EA-DlsJr4ct Attorney Graham,
CO4LSe. Tor the management, filed q
statement IN which be said they were
convinced lLey Co<.d EOt show 1Lau.
ciaI condition On January ] satisfactory
10 the court and therefore prayed that
the receiver Dc now appointed The
bond 0f the receivers has not yet been
fixed
The Republic Iron and Steel Com
gany was organized in May 1893. It's
authorized capital stock Is $2J, 900, ,0g0
Of preferred shares. and $4,000, 900 VI
common Shares Of this amount, $40,
S52 900 Of preferred stock and $27,
3S2 900 Of common stock have been
issued according " The last semi-an-
nual report Dividends at the rate Of
z per cent q year have been paid on
the preferred STOCK from the first quar-
ter up 10 the present time.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-03
IIOSI:

"a male pet cat belonging 10 Rev.
j. q. Snable Of Salem Pa. The cat
was gray and maltese mixed, with the
lett ear nOticeably cut Off Any one Ia
whose home it may have wandered
will be duly rewarded Tor all the kind
ness and trouble by notifying the
aDoye.n
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-03
MCCIU RES.

Mcclure Phillip, Il Company will bring out,
the last of the month"; new book of popular
>ci,n'o, hv Ray Stanari Rakon, entitled 9TH,
B1ys Second Book ut Invention" Mr.. Baker,
book i, Thoroughly up to date The opening
chapter is ou Radium and there are about
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-03

WANTED-A trust worthy reua1
man or lady in each county to msusl
business for an old established hol.
solid financial standing. \ ,,nt]
BONA tide weekly salary of $50 d
by check each Monday with al 4
penses direct from headquarters MQns
advanced for expenses. Encoe 4
dressed envelope. Manager, $50 Csli
Bldg, Chicago. lO,l.la
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-03
collIerIss Close Indefinitely.

Shsnokiu. Pa. Dec THE Cen
t-alia colheries have closed down for
al indefinite period. causing $500 men
and boys q be thrown out o. employ
ment Tho collieries are owned by
the Lehigh Coal Company. which does
not give reason for the shut own.
II is believed, though. that III closing
Of the mines is due 10 poor coal .,.'-
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-03

eleven others dealing with Wireless TeIegraphv,
the Flying Machine, the Solor Motor, the Elec
trio Furnace etc. in short all Those startling
inventions or discoveries o; the last decade
which might most Justly be considered epocll-
making.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-03
SCHNEE.

SCHNEE.
Salhe LAWYER of Richheld visited
her relatives in town Tuesday and
Wednesday,
Dora Narklov and Bertha Mark
ley of AJine drove through town
Thursday.
Cloit Tcats and sister, Sadie, of
Pailas visited Levi Gelnett's Sun
day.
Fred Mover, a wcll-lnown Cen
tleman Of Freeburg, transacted busi-
in town Saturday.
Jacob Basom of Richfold trans
acted business in town Tuesday.
Annie Gelnett and Edith Troup
were visitors at Strouptown over
Sunday.
Last week the West Beaver cor
respondent reported that Hon. Peter
F. Riegle had not been seen around
there for long time but he thought
him on a trip up Salt uver, Peter
was in town one day last week
mingling among his many friends.
Spelling Bee at Smiths school
house was well attended and inter
esting.
Norton Troup, who was employ
ed in the coal mines at Trevorton
returned home Monday.
Quite number of our people
expect to attend the Teachers In
stitnte this week.
c. A. Wochely spent part of
Thanksgiving among his friends.
Saturday evening Nov. 2l, thirty
persons assembled at the residence
OF + :. Mitter.ing's while he was
away al hls occupation, about a mile
from home. Nccreting thcmselve,
until his arrival, they bounced ont
ol Their hiding places, overpowering
him and put him under the table:
the surprise was complete. The oc-
casIon was the 39th anniversary OF
Mr.. Mltterling. After q long stav
the party bid adieu 10 their host.
Budding him and family q happy
and prosperous future.
Thanksgiving dinner wa. epjoved
al tie Mt. Pleasant MILL Hotel.
Thursday, which had been prepared
by 7. }. kerstetter and wife. Those
present were d. Hoover and wife.
Henry Harding and wife ana W.
;. Smith and wife, and D. Womer.
Henry owartzlander, {. A. Wocke-
ly, Miss Lydia D-itz, Of our local
n.y. ID. Boyer Of Selinsgrove and
{. +. Fair Of York, Francis Stroup
and family Of Hotter.
George Wagner, one Of our day
iaoorers, Is So busy that he must
cut his wood by moon shine.
Hiram Schnee who was EMPLOYED
~ Sunbury, returned home to|
spend atew weeks.
Herbert Troup il doing some
hunting in Juniata County this
week.
Wilson D. Snyder, one Of our
busy farmer transacted business
near Strouptown Thursday.
Mrs. Elmer Troup and Mrs. L..
,. Nelnett spent few days at A.
i1auver at Richfeld last week.
Wilson D. Snyder, one Of our
busy farmers, transacted business
near otrouptowD Thur 5day.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-03
A WEEKS NEWS COME, 5ED.
Wednesday, Novembc- 25.

- James Nelson. colored, charged With
attempted assault on a white girl, was
lynched near Jefferson, n. c.
Burglars blew open the a-so ir the
postoffice al Nantc0Ea Pa. and go
cured $4,000 il money and s..-.r.
Il c Suuiers United Srn.. -.@ls. --
10 Cuba mas arrived j, N.N .ra o.. q
visit 70 friends au- Relatives II ta.
country
Nj auC Mr. Geora Smith aged 60
wears ver. burned u. death IL a-a
which destroyed t1e.r home .; Grand
Rapids Mich
Mrs Llz1ts Watkins al agel reEress
o. Harrisburg Pa. wa burned 10 death
a. her noms ny accidentally pouring
curpeuune up0I her clothes which be
came IguiJe- from COOK stove
=rlaay Novemper 2.
Tn Spanish caulne, c0unci mas AZ
prou-!atec $500 for IL ex1.-i, al the
s.; Louis exposition
Querur Roosevelt tne presidents
yUuuEes, SOL. Is Il. IRON q colo coupl-
Gated with some symptoms o. ma.arlaI
fever
" WvmaL agec Z { prominent
c...zer o. Baltimore auc T. wel,-Enowu
pniiuu.nropist Is ueac iron Brignts
uIseas.
Burglar DroKe into the Reading
kalwa, station a. GuDertuu. Pa.
robbed the sale and looted the express
room o. valuable packages
Il, William S Stewar.. one Of the
mos. prominent physicians anc med
ca expert, n TINS country. died sue
denly a. MA nome II Philadelphia o.
near, disease.
SATURDAY November %.
kev william {. Roberts president
OF gsuua University a, Danvilie Ky
diec lrO- paralysis
q severe earthquake Wa felt al
Car. H. It continued for several
minutes and shook tDe entire city.
The cotton manufacturers Of the
south Wi. meet d, Charlotte n. c..
DeyemDer 10 formulate d plan 10 cur
ta!. production.
Fire badly damaged the y. N. G a
building a. NIlhesyarr, Pa. afLeI
burning out Two stores OF the first
Zoo. Loss $4,000.
TIA. cab or.Fg.. ayr.A. b, New YOrF
city We ae.,ur by tho employers
granting ia. ler Iu hour. on duty af-
l-r eaca gay ryr. and 8 per day.
Errs.. .lverI.ey 40
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Our Popular Features.

The Mddlcburg Posi- needs introduction To Suy,lcr I,
homes. The special features
|. The Court House News including deeds n,rri,yo H.
letters granted and wills polmt,d.
.. All the News of the County Seat
3. Obituaries uom all parts of the County
H. An entire page ot News from all parts of the Count, ri
news of your family All the readers of the Posr are %
keep us informed OF the of their vicinity
D. Religious Dr. 'lalmage sermon, Sunday School I,.o,
Christian Endcavor Topics
6. Original Editorial matter ON local State and National ,o
"1hc Future Revealed Column giving all the mpr,r
of Snyder County Events that can he icod This is mos, r
feature and the l"srs the only paper in Suylcr County that s
s. All the important News of the State the Nation and
Countries written mp Wednesday morning of each week and
W Welncs1ay afternoon.
9. All the proceedings of Court regular and special and
and complete report of the Receipts and Expenditures of SNYDER
, TO- That most popular story "sky Pilot by Ralph Conner q
begin in the Posr very The readers of the Posr enioy sd
treat when we published "l}oc Rock by the author
SPECIAL OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 81, 1oO,
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A MAP OF
SNYDER COUNTY,
FREE,
N''Farm Life" One Year FREEy
The above will be given absolutely free all subscribers
T1sLl1o1 kkDA -

who renew their subscriptions paying least advance
the month of December 1903
New subscribers who pay in advance will get the same
mums.
The map ofSnyder County drawn Prof Blmrdt md
all the Important Roads aud Post Offices
EARN Lite is large farm Magazine published by the wpkr
map publishers of Rand McNaly CO. 1t 20 page payr I
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-03

- James Nelson. colored, charged With
attempted assault on a white girl, was
lynched near Jefferson, n. c.
Burglars blew open the a-so ir the
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-03

Tue new Jattleahip MIss0un was
placed in commission at the Newport
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-09-08
TO REFORM FEuDlsTs.
Party Of Pittsburg salvationists Going
to Kentucky.

Pittsburg, Sept. IA depntation =
Pittsburg Salvationists under the lfss
ership Of Staff Captain White, va
leave Wednesday for the teud dis
trict Of kentucky ana undertake the
work Of reforming the feudists Il
objective point will be Breathitt conn'
ty. The party will be made up, cut
side OF a few Of the officers in the
work in this city, OF members Of the
local army who volunteer to give their
time to the work and it is likely ny
the time the party is ready to start
there will be quite a Formidable array
of local workers in the party.
The reception which the members
OF the army will receive in the coun'
ties to be invaded is a matter OF grave
doubt to many interested in army
work, but those who are going seem te
have no fear of the manner in whlcf
they will be treated.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-09-08
TURKISH WAR OF ExTERMINA.
TON PROCEEDING IN THE DIS
TRlcT or ok7lDA.
PLIGHT OF TIE SURVIVORS
LIVING on GRASS AND WATER
THEY ARE IN THE LAST
STAGE OF FAMINE.

London, Sept. THE Daily Mails
correspondent at Monastir, telegraph
ing under Sundays date says:
There is no doubt that a Turkish
war of determination is proceeding In
the Okrida district. The massacres
Of a century ago are as nothing COM
pared with those occurring daily in
the vilayet of Monastir. l have OBJ
tanned substantial evidence to prove
that the Turkish miami Turkish reg
ular troops) are in most cases COM
hitting unheard Of atrocities, which
are not solely the work Of the Basin
Bazcuks, as the authorities are seek
ing to prove. The plight of the sur
vivors is terrible. Not daring to leave
their houses. subsisting on grass and
water they resemble people in the last
| stages of famine. The Turks are also
losing heavily, Judging from the mum
Der of injured arriving here.
Among the instances he gives III
support Of his statement. the CORE
| spondent relates that a priests son in
one village was flayed alive and KEEP
in this horrible condition for severa
| days to the delight Of his tormentors
until a merciful Turk shot him dead