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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
AMERICANS AGAIN
IN GRAVE DANGER

ASHINGTON, Oct. f7.-Officials here
became thoroughly alarmed S'day over
the imminent danger 10 Americans IN
Vera cruz, Mexico, captured "Wednesday
bv rebels. and Beekman Winthrop. act
ing secretary OF the navy. ordered the
cruiser Dcs Noines, now taking tour
of Mexican ports, 20 return TO Vera
Cruz
Comma nder Hughes will have full
power tn exercise his own discretion in
safeguarding Americans in the belea-
guered city. and without instructions can
land n party II conditions warrant.
The Des Nolnes has 272 blueiackets
aboard, but carries no marines. She
left Vera Cruz ten days ago for Puerto,
Mexico, whence she sailed yesterday for
Progresso. TO arrive tonight She will
return will all speed 10 Vera Cruz. about
400 miles to the southwest
Although messages TO the state de-
partment confirming the surrender OF
Vera Cruz 10 General Felix Diaz, report
that the city is quiet, officials realize
the perllous position Of Americans and
other foreigners would find themselves In
should the Mexican federals attempt TO
YeCa pture the city
Reports from Mexico City today said
the movement of which General Uiaz Is
the master spirit. has attracted wide :
spread sympathy. Confirmation has
been received here OF the Introduction
OF A bill in the Mexican chamber OF
deputies calling for the immediate res
lenation of the cabinet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
BULGARIAN KING ON
WAY TO THE BORDER

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Oct. liking Ferd-
nand is on his way to the headquarters
OF the Bulgarian army near the Turkish
frontier. The kings manifesto TO the
people. proclaimipg war, will be published
tomorrow. \ special service will be held
In the cathedral, when the archbishop
Will invoke n blessing on tine holy war on
which the country is emberlSng. Similar
services will be held throughout the coun-
try,
Premier Guecho1 issued statement
today on the attitude OF Turkey, say
ing:
with pride which i'll accords with the
miserable role she plays In the European n
concert, Turkey has just declared that
the Identical note of the three Balkan
states does not merit an answer
The premier characterlzes this as a
comical view OF Lord Saiisburys def
milton OF Turkey at the Berlin con-
ference as power dependent upon the
protection OF others for its existence"
and adds;
Turkey accuses the Balkan states OF
lacking Difference to the great powers
IT is ridiculous that a government which
since the Crimean war has done nothing
but trampIe under foot its pledges 10 the
great powers. upon whose protection II
depends. should accuse us Of failure In
show respect for It's protectors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
CITY WATER WORKS
MAN GIVES VIEWS
S. II. Tolles Finds Relief i'll
Plant Juice and Makes
Emphatic Statement.

You can't beat Il. It's the real thing.
have tested it and I know Says MT
s. II ToleS who for two years has
boon with tho Salt Lake City water
works and whose home Is al 1873 In
diana avenue. For 80 years Mr.. Toues
has lived in Salt Lake city and has a
wide circle OF friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. Tolles was speaking OF Plant juice;
which is being or has been exploited
With marvellous success In practically
every city In America. The splendid
display now being made at Schramm-
Johnsons drug store No. >. In this city. Is
attracting wide attention Mr.. Tolles IL
only one of the hundreds OF citizens who
have found grand results In its use. He
further says:
II have lived here q years. have long
troubles. Indigestion, gas bloatinG and
the Ike. had faith In Plant Juice from
the first. for 7 knew what II had done
for others. For wears J had to diet. be
very careful what 7 ate. and even then
I would suffer. Plant Juice has given
me entire relief II seems 10 have made
my stomach over again I eat heartily
OF anything and everything and have
no after trouble. It's tonic effects arc
all over and makes him feel clean and
strong"
For the restoration of nerve force: for
the relief and cure OF all stomach, liver
and kidney arrangements. Plant Juice IL
the greatest tonic Of the age. Even
though your troubles arc chronic. YOU
Will find Il quickly effective. 1t viii put
new life, energy and health into YOU.
See the display and talk with the Plant
No. 3, Third South and Main.
advert Iroruen.1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
MUST STAND TRIAL
FOR CRIMINAL LIBEL

PORTLAND. Or, Oct. 11.-Indictments
have been returned by the Multnomsh
county grand jury against the group CT
alleged Socialists admitting responsibility
for having written. printed and circulated
pamphlet defaming Theodore Roosevelt
and his family while he was in Portland
recently on his western tour.
All The men who have signed the PAM
phlet have been embraced in the ~
dIctments and two others who did not
Join In this committees work. but are
charged with completely. are named by
the grand jury.
Arrests are being made on the war
the Socialists involved declare that all
Of those accused will come forth and
stand trial for criminal libel and SANDER
The names or the Socialist committee
signing the pamphlet. all OF whom nave
been Indicted. are o. A Erickson. u. j.
w Halls A. F.. Halls and ]. Worthen.
In addition to this group, T. j. Burns
and another man whose name Is not
known are reported TO have been In
dicted.
These indictments are expected to de-
vclop the sharpcst fight ever had In the
state Of Oregon on the question OF tho
rights OF free speech and free writing.
At the recent meeting held here by Fred
Warren editor OF the Appeal 10 Rasoi,
he introduced the members OF The props-
yanda committee who had Issued the
pamphlet as heroes who were entitled TO
The applause OF their comrades. All Were
and Warren said further that he would
head movement To raise 100000
throughout the country 10 defend the naen
II they were indicted for slander or libel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
Ammunition Captured.

Several hundred rifles and some mIl1ior,
OF cartridges being unloaded from A Ger
man steamer q Vera Cruz are assu,nod
to have fallen into the hands OF the rob-
els They had been ordered bv the uov
eminent. There were also a number OF
machine guns on board.
Jalapa and Coroba are reported TO have
fallen Into the power OF the Diaz forces
General Agullar. with bis followers. Is said
70 be In occupation OF Jslapa and another
detachment OF rebels to be marching on
Coroba. The governor Of the state oS
Vera Cruz Is reported to have been ar
rested AT Jslapa, Another report saws
Matamoros and Tamaulpas have been
| taken by Gen. Manuel Mendizia bal
A battle today between the rebels nm
der Felix Dlaz and the government troops
| is thought probable. somewhere between
! Vera Cruz and Coroba,
| The rebels, with Felix Diaz and Col
Diaz Orda6 at their head, left Vera Cruz
early today. following the limo OF tho
Mexican railway. TO meet the government
| troops from Mariana and Azcarraga
| The collector OF customs at Vera Cruz
turned over nearly halt million Of gold
! to the rebels and closed the customs
house. Shipping business liz therefore at
a stapdstill
In order to crush the rebellion Of
Felix Diaz not only have the federal
armies from the north and south been
commanded TO converge on Vera Cruz,
but Gen. Jasquis Beltran, who has been
ationed at Espranza between the capital
and Vera Cruz on the Mexlcs railway for
the purpose OF operating against the rebel
General Aguilar. has been ordered to
| move on Vera Cruz
| From Mexico City itself two militia ~
trains under the command Of Col. Rublo
Navareto. with tweutyfour pieces OF ar
tinery, have been sent to General Del
trans support.
Among other officers ordered 10 take
tho field arc Colonies Castro and Oca-
rama two men who were prominent In
the campaign against Sapata in the state
OF Morelos.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
Movements Concerted.

Disz who escaped the vigilance OF the
government detectives on Sunday night,
appeared in Jalapa, capital OF the state
Of Vera Cruz, on Tuesday but his pres
ence was not discovered until he was on
the way to Vera Cruz with some 200
men. AT the same time Col Jose Diaz
Ordaz Of the twenty first infantry WAS on
his way from Orlzaba with seven men OF
his regiment, Together Daz and Ordaz
entored Vera Cruz at daylight yesterday
The twenty first was in barracks there
and a proposition to join the rebellion was
submitted TO tho officers and men. It
was accepted by practically the entire
personnel OF the regiment. but the nine
teenth infantry regiment, also stationed
there rejected the proposal and was at
once surrounded by the disloyal troops.
Colonel Gutierrez. commanding the
nineteenth, notified the government of his
loyalty and received orders TO fight but
the rebels numbered nearly 900. while the
nineteenth was only 45O strong and soon
Joined the rebels without fight,
This placed IN the hands of Felix Diaz
not only all the troops in Vera Cruz. but
six S0-mllimeter guns and an abundance
Of ammunition.
No disorder occurred in the streets. but
the banks and commercial houses. fear
Ing the inability OF the rebels to main
tain order. closed their doors.
There is little danger OF the nhabita nts
suffering from a siege since the rebels
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
FIGHTING
AT VARIOUS POINTS

CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct 1.-THE
council OF ministers were still engaged to-
nieht In debating on the attitude OF Tur-
on the Bulgarian and Serylan frontiers
received orders last night TO take the OF.
fenslve, and according 10 official informa-
ton' large numbers OF Pomaks, fanatical
eIoes OF Mussuman Bulgari. who in pa az
times nave rnaseacred Christian BulEar-
ians by the wholesale, crossed the from
tier about forty miles west of Mustapha
Facha' penetrating several miles into Bull
garian territory. The BulEarians rsfiring
All reports received here indicate that
serious hghting is proceeding at various
points, including the district north OF Gus
lnje. -
The decision OF tho government TO do
clare war is weloom ed with enthusiasm BY
the Turkish people as the action OF a
strong and confident cabinet.
The Bulgarian and Sery-ian ministers
leave here tomorrow There IL a rumor
tonight that Turkish wsrshlps have seized
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18

control large agricultural area IN all
directions.
II Is taken FOR granted that General
Aguilar ~ In accord with Felix DiaZ and
that the tao have entered Into agree
ment with numerous bands OF rebels In
the states OF Vera CT7E and Oaxacs-
II is rumored that PascUal Orozco and
Felix Diaz have reached an understand =
ing 90 unite all the rebels against Presl-
dent Msdero.
The Ward line steamer due at Vera
CRUZ tomorrow, carries scores OF Ameri-
can citizens who Will bs forced 10 remain
in the bel-a guered city or return on the
same steamer.
The federal government recognizes the
importance Of the capture by the rebels
Of 4 seaport, since Mexico will thus be
forced To do its own patrolnng In order
TO prevent the Importation OF war sup
plies. II Is assumed that Felix DlaZ did
not start his rebellion wthou' tho neces-
sary resources and n Is limited that his
funds arc coming from some OF those VINO
were high in PorfVlo Dlaz's adp!n'stra-
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
Gunboats in Battle.

tho Greek army and the Turkish forces
stationed along the frontier began early
today.
A daring feat was accomplished today
BY the commanders OF the Greek gum
boats A and d. They made a dash at
a IN. to force the Turkish blockade at the
narrow entrance TO the Gulf OF Aria,
other Greek Thep were observed from
The Turkish fort at Frevcsh, which domi :
mates the entrance. and heavy fire was
directed on them. which they returned
with spirit.
They succeeded In fighting their way
through and finally reached the Greek
town OF Venl;la, on the southern shore
of the bay, with very little damage
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
Shows Letters.

Robelo produced letters TO show that
the plot for the revolt of the troops In
Vera Cruz was made in conjunction with
general plan, part OF which has not
transpred He showed copy of the
plan Of Vera Cruz, mailed from Mex
leo City two weeks ago and containing
predictions OF the Diaz uprising. Robelo
says General Orozco continues toward
the south In the state OF Coahuila and
soon Will be working in conjunction with
federal troops which 1t is predicted will
turn IN the north,
All remains quiet in Juarez. with all
communication cut with the south No
| movement has been made either from
Juarez or Casas Grandes to prevent the
destruction Of the Mexico Northwestern
railroad by rebels FEEDER troops in all
the north Of Mexico are resting on their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
Will Not Fight.

'T have evidence here said ne. pro-
ducing letters to prove his assertion.
that the revolutions begun by General
Felix Disz and General Agullar In the
state Of Vera Cruz is in conjunction with
Orozco's movement in the north. The
federals will not fight against tho rebels
How. then. will they fight against their
brothers, the federals who have rcyoite ed
in Vera CRUZ
That SO far no one man has been
championed for president OF the republic
is proof that the new movement will be
popular. Always before has Mexico been
cursed with revolutions prompted by some
particular man. This revolution, Of the
revolutionists in the north, OF the mill
tary in the south, and soon OF all the
people, merely is the outcry against ma
tlnnal shame"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
Closing Sale of Persian Lalpns

Greek frontier and the omission of
Greece from the declaration of war
were doubtless dictated by Kiamil
Pasha, president of the council of
state, real head Of the Turkish govern
ment. He has been desirous all along
Of avoiding fight with Greece. whose
interests. as he recently told the Greek
premier, are identical with those Of
Turkey. He has also desired to cede
the island of Crete to Greece.
In her declaration of war Turkey
places the blame on Bulgaria and Ser
via, whose recent actions, she says,
forced her to take decisive step, al
though she was desirous of peace,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
Hospital Service Bad.

The Montenegrins are fighting des'
perately, but they neglect the commits.
sariat service and the hospitals which
are essential in such a campaign.
The British cabinet held long ses.
sion today to discuss the French pro
posal for a conference Of the powers
It was also said the British govern
ment was supporting the efforts being
made to raise a Turkish loan in Lon
don, but this was denied at the foreign
office Leopold de Rothschild has made
several visits to Premier Asquith lately
and it was said that these were con-
nected with the project Of Turkish
loan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
3evolt Of General Felix Diaz
Brings Madero Face to
/ Face With New Crisis in
His Administration.
,FBELS WILL MAKE
ATTACK ON TAMPlCO
NO New Revolutionary Par
|ties Begin Operations in
Yucatan; Bombardment
of Vera Cruz Ordered.

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 1.-THE
land cable between Paso Del
tMacho. state of Vera Cruz, and
Vera Cruz, tho capital Of that state,
was cut this afternoon.
The last message that came over
the wires said that the gunboats
were again in command Of Colnmo-
|dore Azucta, federal, and that he
was preparing to lombard. The
Iconsuls have protested.
There is only one passenger
boat in the harbor, the Monterey,
and it has been asked that its sail
ing be deferred with view to af-
f0rding q means Of escape for non
combatants,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18

Mrs. 7. c. Hastler, Grand Island,
Neb,, has something she wishes to say
about Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. "My three children had very
severe attack Of whooping cough aud
suffered greatly. A friend recon-.
mended Foley's Honey and Tar Com.
pound, and it did them more good than
anything 1 gave them. I am glad to
recommend it." Schramm-Jo johnson.
Drugs. advertisement }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
After Young Billposters

Posters bearing the slogan. DO Den
ver.' with a skull and crossbones by
appearance on windows in the business
section OF the city some time after mid
night last night, to the irritation and
justification OF the policemen on duty
Groups of university lads who happened
TO be on the street were shadowcd By
the patroneu In the hope OF arrestinS
the bill sticking enthusiasts who were
using this means OF advertising their
interest in next Saturdays football
game, Mono was found In the act OF
posting, howevor,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18

"GETS.IT" is the new corn cure ou
new plan, that IS as harmless TO the
skin as water, but, blazes, how it
works! Nothing to stick or hurt. Lo
and behold, your corn comes out. You
don t have to drag IL out, Every
owner of n corn, canous, wart OF iA'n-
ion is going to get tho surprise = a
lifetime. No more digging at corns,
no moro shcing with razors and draw
ing blood. no more blood poison. no
more sticking plasters. |'GETS-ITn
is sold at all druggists at 90 cents a
bottle, or sent direct by E. Lawrence
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
'rouble in Yucatan.

~ iucatan TWO new revolutionary n,r-
.yiun and the other In the west ns the
e, II Ia assumed they are worline
NJ rhS Dlaz, In ii proclamat!o which
Ecned The capital today. bitterly assaiicd
s,Iuen, s,ssIds, Madero and his family. The
Elaeht Is accused OF being a ln,jrderoms
tant, whom Diaz calls on all. especiaTt,
~ army TO assist him In overthrowina
'az promises that once peace has been
t.ored elections will be honestly con.
eu.eo, In the meantime. the provisional
lht e.nIneht VIE ne says. be carried on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
uninlpeachable.

If you were to see the uneoualed
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favor of Hood g Sarsaparilla, YOU
would upbraid yourself for so long de-
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1t eradieates scrofula and all other
humors and cures all their inward and
outward effects.
Take Hoods. Advertisement \
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
Turkish Fund.

BERLIN, Oct. l7.-Turkey has with
drawn n large sum OF money, reported 10
be sl7.5o0 900. from Germany, according
to special dispatch from Bucharest. Rou-
mania.
The money was deposited in Germany
during the reign of the sultan. Abdul
Hamid, and was earmarked exclusively
for a war fund.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
Carries Assortment in Pockets.

A startling assortment OF odds and ends
WAS dumped upon the desk In front OF
Sergeant Lenzi at police headquarters
last night when Charles Lewis. a Ger
man iaborer, arrested on charge of
drunkenness. was searched before being
locked UP. Four empty bottles and a
wine glass. rusty horseshoe, a WON
ans garter. two corkscrews, a can opener
u spoon. a sponge and numberless less
bulky chunks OF ballast were dlsgorged
from the mans pockets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
WAR IS DECLARED BY
TURKEY AND BALKANS
CONTINUED from Page One.)
warships will prove seryiceable If they
succeed in reaching a Greek port with
out being intercepted by Turkish ships,
TURKS SEND ARMY
INTO THE BALKANS

LONDON, Oct. 17.--Wsr today be,
came general throughout the Balkan
peninsula. Turkey. which for week
or more has been fighting with Monte
negro, this morning issued formal
declaration of hostilities against Servia
and Bulgaria.
Greece, for some reason, was not
mentioned In the official document de-
livered to the Servian aud Bulgarian
legations at Coustantinople, and the
Greek minister has not been asked to
leave the Turkish capital, as were his
Seryian and Bulgarian colleagues
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18

BELGRADE, Servla. Oct 1i--war
sainst Turkey formally was declared to-
night by the Servisn government. The
declaration was transmitted to the Ser
Wan minister at Constantinople this after
noon. with instructions TO present II TO
the porte tomorrow. The minister then
will leave Immediately for Belgrade.
The great powers will receive not!fica-
ton tomorrow OF Servia's declaration.
Immense crowds paraded the streets.
singing and cheering, after the announce
ment OF Servia's determination to fight.
The crowds are lncrea sing hourly and an
enthusiastic war spirit prevails.