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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-04
Saloniki,s Fall Imminent

Saloniki, November 3.--CUncensored.) IA complete Greek division under General smolensky landed at Stavros. on the northeast of the Chalcis peninsula end occupied the villages and mining district, as we'll as the capital. Poligyno from which the Turkish officials were expelled. The division is now marching on Galatsista and Saloniki. accompanied hv coco well armed Greek peasants. many of whom are deserters from the Turkish army. There Is a prospect that Saloniki will be attacked simultaneously by two Greek armies, converging from the west and east It Is understood the municipal authorities have decided in favor of s prompt surrender.
 It is reported Salih Pasha, minister of marine, has arrived to take command of the Turkish western army. General Kadry and Mehmed Pasha have been sent to constantinople In irons to be courtmartIaled for the Turkish defeat at Kumanoya According to current rumors 10 Turkish officers have already been tried and shot flor the encouragement of others" Many Bulgarian prisoners are here, or on the way here, have been mall treated Tn some cases Bulgarian pris- onere have been murdered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-04
Garner Held In

A man giving the name of Garner and saying he was from Gadsden reported to the police that he had been held up ing at Il o'clock at the corner of ave pue c and Twenty-fourth street by a large negro man. officers Moore and Me- Gill arrested a negro by the name of Willis Swanties last evening and stated that he had neen identified by Garner as the man who held him up. Swanties Is in the city jail on q charge of grand larceny.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-04
CONGRESSMAN
 UTTER IS DEAD

Westerly, R. T., November 3.-Con-
 gressman George H. Utter, former gov
 ernor of Rhode Island. died at his home here today from stomach trouble. Be- fore his Illness MT. Utter campaigned fin the west for President Taft He was A candidate for reelection AS congress- man from the Second Rhode Island dis trict.
 Congressman Utter was 58 years old. He was elected governor in 1905 and again in 1906
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-04
Cruisers Make Ready

Kiel. Germany, November 3.-The new armored cruiser Goeben and the protect ed cruiser Breslau are taking on pro- visions and ammunition and making ready to sail in 24 hours. It is understood they win proceed to Turkey. The cruisers Hertha, vineta and Geier, already in the Mediterranean. have been ordered to Turkish waters.
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cate to the belligerents that, offering mediation, the great powers are deter mined to make no demonstrations for territorial compensation.
 Up to a late hour, however, the French foreign office had received no reply from the Vienna cabinet, and 1t is feared that disagreement is possible.
 Meanwhile the belligerents have given no sign that they wish interference by the powers. The Balkan league, according to Information available in Paris, has already agreed on programme, and when the time arrives means to dictate terms to Turkey. The allies will first force absolute autonomy in Macedonia and Albania. They propose then to reg ulate the autonomous regime in their re- spective interests and to assume the re- responsibilities arising there from without interference of outside result. They will permit the great powers to arrange in- ternational questions such as the Dar- denalles and future of Turkey in Asia.
 The powers of the triple entente al- ready have sent note to Bulgaria. Greece and Servia, pointing out the danger to Christians and the serious consequence to the commerce of Flu rope generally should they occupy Con stantinople and Saloniki and earnestly oxhorting the Balkan states to arrest the advance of their troops some dis tance rom theSe cities.
 Greeks Win Victory Athens, November S.-The Greeks have captured Prevesa, fortified town In Epirus. on the north side to the entrance of the Gulf of Arta. Greek troops entered the town at 4 o'clock this afternoon. About noon the Greek blockading squadron sent two gum
 boats. cleared for action, into the har- Tor but no resistance was offered. Prevesa was suffering the effects of the blockade and famine threatened the town. Prior to the capture of this piacc a Greek detachment occupied Nicopolis, commanding position a short distance away. The Creeks blew up the Fur l.ish battery on the heights where the Turks were entrenched. The Turks and Bashi- -Bazouks took to flight, but 450 of them were captured. Torpedo Boat Burned A Turkish torpedo boat in the Gulf O Arta was shelled and burned. The Turkish forces are concentrating
 at Janina, although they still hold
 l'ontopigadia, strongly fortified heights. The Janina army numbers 20. |. 00O with strong positions but all com n,unication with Monastir army, upon which 1t Is dependent, has been cut and ammunition and provisions are scarce
 General Ricciotti Garibaldi, son of the Italian patriot. has reached Patras and Is expected to arrive here tomor- row. Ills corps numbers 5000 foreigners and Creeks He will take the field at the earliest possible moment. The mayor of St. Petersburg has sent g. eetings on behalf of that city to the ruayor of Athens. He announces that the Russian capital has voted s50,000 for sufferers among the allies. The crown prince Is reported to have captured Yenidish, near Saloniki, after an engagement lasting over Friday and Saturday The Greek army Is still push ing forward, the Turks retreating in disorder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-04
Turks Melted Like Mist

Uskup, Macedonia, November 3--Flight of the Turks from Uskup was another case of save himself who can,' the oi- flcers melting the men to get away, no matter where. They melted like mist. The artillery with IS guns alone kept the formation and had they been supported tie Turks would have been able to carry out an honorable retreat. But the cry. The Christians are, coming" was enough for the soldiers. who discarded every thing that might impede them fin their
 flight. The gunners cut the horses traces. mounted the horses and Joined the rout.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-04
Third Victim of Hotel Fire

St. Louis, November 3.-The body of Mrs. c. E. McFadden. the third vic- tim of the Hotel Berlin fire. early Sat urday morning, was found today by fremen. Mrs McFadden was heard screaming for help at the time or the fire. Her husband Is in Tampico, Mex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-04
kind Peter to Return

Belgrade, November liking Peter is expected to return to the capital soon. Newspapers express the opinion that the Kings of the four allied states will meet at the conclusion of the war. either st Athens or Sofia. It is understood the coming session of the national assembly will vote bill anncxing the captured districts of Novipaxars Kossovo Auma-
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nova, Uskup. velos, Prishrend and Dibra.
 It is announced that the Turks are as- sembling before Dibra. Three of the beat en Turk commanders are there with Zekli Pasha. Their army has been to- tally disorganized and they have lost most of their arms. They are wholly de- pendent on the Arnauts, who. however. are disheartened and have lost faith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-04
Horrible Atrocities

Vienna, November 3.--The correspondent. of the Reichspost with the Bulgarian army says the retreating Turks commit ted horrible savagries. All the villages were burned and Christians butcnercd. Many women were muulated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-04
Peter Enters Uskup

Belgrade, November liking Peter made his entry into uskup Saturday and was welcomed by his sons and the off cials., The crown prince greeted his fath- CT as the first Servian ruler to enter the old Servian town in 500 years.
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Austria Suspicious

Paris, November 3.--Austrian suspicious of the powers on the proposal of France. Russia and Great Britain for declara-i tion of territorial disinterestedness." The
 French ambassador at Vienna has given the Austrian foreign minister. Count von Berchthold. definite assurances that the three powers have no intention of asking Austria to deny herself the right to pro- tect fully her economic interests. and
 that the only desire is to be able to indi-
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of food, but the Turkish commissariat is nonresident. The dead and wounded lay everywhere. Doctors were few and there were no ambulances. Some attempt was made to rescue the wounded, but the greater number perished during the bit- ter cold of the night.
 The retreat began In the morning For an hour it was carried out in good order. Two hours after sunrise the Bulgarians started In pursuit Thence forward 1t was a disorderly rout.
 Pressed by the mass behind the van guard lost all semblance Of an organized army. The men abandoned all their rifles, haversacks and baggage. These fell into the hands of the enemy. The wounded had to shift for themselves
 By noon shells were whistling around them and struck down some of the 1n- happy fugitives.'
 The correspondent says that the last news of Mukhtar Pasha, who commanded the right wing. was that he was slowly retreating In fairly good order He was fercely contesting his ground. but was losing heavily and pacifying his men cheepfully in the hope of giving the other shattered half of the Turkish army breathing time and an opportunity to re- form at Tchorlu.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-04
Fighting in Progress

Sofia. November s.--Fighting is proceed ing all along the line from Tchorlu to Serai. where the remnant of the defeated Turkish army is making a stand.
 Reports continue to circulate that Adrianople has fallen. but there is no con firmation. This Turkish stronghold tas been subjected to extremely severe boEl- bardment. and the latest official advices are that Bulgarian shells still are be- ing dropped into the fortress.
 There is much elation here over the ia- valuable services throughout the war of the Bulgarian aviators who fearlessly exposed themselves to the Turkish fire to obtain information With the exception of Popofr. vho was killed, all escaped unhurt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-04


 ----------e>---~- la history, destroyed by one man it greatly honored-made possible by its failure to keep faith iwth the peo- pie. r
 Remarkable demonstrations in this great city of big shows marked the closing of the campaign last week. But the voters are so impressed with the idea that the result Is a 'cinch" that the whole affair pulled off and care fully staged for his benefit is simply regarded by him as circus. So fixed are the people of New York in the opinion that Wilson will win. that for q week they have regarded the elec- ton as a closed Incident except the election day in New York which ap- pcals to the anticipation of these ner vous Yankees because of the opportu- nity 1t will afford hundreds of thous- ands of people to join in a typical Broadway celebration and become a part and a microbe In q jostling, horn blowing and confetti throwing mob good natured.. but hard to coStrol.
 Republicans on Knees
 The republicans are now on pended knees pleading with the voters for party regularity" They are striving desperately to save the old ship in the state of New York. Barnes had rather lo5e an eye than TOT the pfOBreSSlVeS to beat the republicans in the state for 1t means much to the republican boss. If his party falls from first to third in rank his political hide would not bring copec in a junk shop and he realizes it. So he has started the party regularity" holler in hls last screams for help. And everywhere it is admitted that the g. O. D. has gone overheard for the lack of funds. Cam paign contributions publicity was n great blow to the party that used to command millions for the asking.
 There has been more money spent on a state election in New York in the past than either of the three great parties have spent in their campaigns since the nomination. this year. Tn this the average voter believes that he sees the sign of return to purity in pol is.cs and it is true.
 Any way, after Tuesday we will have another four years to think it over. while the democratic party is being again put to the test as the party oper- ating the government organizations. It will succeed if it has learned to gov CT itself-Aits leaders think that 1t has.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-04
NEW YORK STATE IS
 THE PLUM FOR WHICH
 ALL PARTIES STRIVE

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smiley-Gaudin-smith co. Phones q
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LICE JOY Undertaken. Phones 7ss.
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SHAW the Undertaken. Phones 3.
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Greeks have taken Nicopelis and Prevesa and have landed division of men al Stavros, which is marching to attack Sa- loniki. An uncensored dispatch from the latter town intimates the likelihood oi it's surrender without resistance.
 Tn connection with the servian occu- patton of Prishrend, warning from Aus tria appears in the official Vienna Prem dcnblatt, which, in the supposition that the Servians have now attained the ob- ject of ther operations towards the west says:
 There are neither military, nor nation al motives for the servian army to pene- trate the districts beyond Prishrend, which are exclusively inhabitated by Albanians, u at Is. therefore, into the undeniable ter ritory of another Balkan people,
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JOHNS Undertaking Co. Phones ioc2
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Wight Brings Respite

When night closed 1t brought short
 respite. The Turks were bodly h nssd
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26

\. u. G"ldruhrrg ucticrd five tramp.
hanging around hi, gate way one night
thi, wr"t. aud rnourd To- the officer.
accordingly, aud unircr, Patterson aud
Simpson responded ~ once, ou horse.
back, bat ~ their arrival tine tramp.
I'D IN great shape and the officer
found THEN saddle stock nat ~ be- oi
no" rarr.trark variety. ~ lH,o r., ran
ming the " hobo element ou'. and the,
naturally 'uk" q" the NEXT best tuvr
ru th" line, Our officer, Will pat 20
lulctu, I" them tu short order.
IT ANY mcmhcr or the family need.
e suit, q coat, e pair or shoe, Of under
wear, why not 90 20 l,rnrl' D, and save
- per cent.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26
EPwoRTH LEAGUE PROGRAM
SUNDAY EVENING, JAN. %, 1912
Miss Enla Manney. Leader

subject, Elisha, plov.Boy aud
Prophet. 80
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Prayer.
." Forward No. -.
Mrmorizcd Scriptures: Psalm, Limos
Manncv: Mark ,; I. Rowland Hopper;
; Kings, >; 10 80, i. Il. Pence.
Piano solo, Mise Ninita Williams
Recitation, Miss Venus Melton.
Vocal SOLO, Robert Sandusky.
Reading. Mis-, Stella Afford.
Vocal solo, Mrs. Schan
Recitation. Louise Sherwood
Original Story, Mrs. +. g. Clorurd
Piano Duct, Missc, Niujin William,
aud Lillian Prurtt.
The League Serial. chapter II
"pnisc Him. Praise Him., 40. l2l
Short Address.
League Bcucdiction,
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TO TRADE

for rucumctrl property, good five
room house, piprd lor natural GO. for
lighting and heating; good we'll, htty.
foot front pu orncr small % room
house; good cement sidewalk; gooj well;
- foot front in the city of Davenport
.Oklu, q acre tract adjoining the city;
would mak$,inc truck and poultry farm
See ur write ut orcn if YOU have amy
thing 10 trade. j. g. Colvin,
n T. .. BoN Z,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
center street Methodtst chnrch

Al of 'hr usual ,rr,.ro, r"r sun
day. The pastor viii preach ct the
morning and evening ,rrvicr-.
The monthly cuisines, meeting Of the
Missionary -%oricty viii be held at he
church Thursday urtoruocr ~ @,oU.
Regular mid wreck SEW irr, Nrdrr.
day evening with ,br Hrnlr study Ton
the next SUNDAY , SUNDAY School Fec,
son.
!. +. Uc1gpcth, Pastor
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26

We are VERY fortunate iu being able
through the recent purchase Of ,hu,,
town views Of the Travelling photog
raph"r, Z" furnish tine latest photo of
capt H. T.. g. Iaug.,ou, taken in the
Wui'morr grocer, store. The relatives
haN" ordered one dul"u Of them and
several friends have aI,o placed ORDER.
They may hr bad at thi. office.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26

Is. H. Harris, came up from Mouto,a
Thursday m"ruinp, bringing the bo ,H.
papers, ud business end e the NontDya
hauh Co., orders Of the ban examine,
w" are u,rI.'uckrl ou straw board
aud il nearby papers want u bundle.
Wr can supply you, eat 10 any size. Mp
ply at 'h" New. Office. Tucumcari. y
NrN.
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BECHToLD

On sunday, January u, 1912, Ht the
Cover Hotel, Judge j.. II, Cutlip pro
nounced tho marriage ceremony which
united j., NJ. Baldwin, of Roundup,
Mont, and Miss Viola VI. Bcchtold of
Dale, y. NJ for life, We Join their
many friends in extending best wishc,
ia this their new venture.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26

X. \. Harris. cha, K"hu aud CIr"d
Walkcr. aud II. l.. Thurman. at Mon.
toSa, were here Tuesday.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

First elias, dry.rl"ming, pressing aud
dying. Worh guaranteed Your pat
ruuugr -ulicitcd.
Dry Cleaning aud Dye CO.,
Ndair Bldg, Turumcari. \. VI.
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Mr.. Carter now iufnrm~ ~, that u,
viii hc II cau'lidat" tnr disappointment
H. postmaster here.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26

This j. the time of the year that l.,
rael sells goods at III" prize" 10" paid and
in some eases for less.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26

Mrs. Cnlisch ct Moutoya, wn, here
Thursday having dental work done at
the parlors of Dr.. StanRl.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26

John Thomson J., the hapric,' man
in Montora ~ gwen IN quay count .
It, - boy aud q base ball player.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26

Jacob f. Oliphant. of Oglc. has re-
turned to his farm. tie has hrcu lu
hrrinp in Colorado Tor several months.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26

~ previously stated, We did moi know
the future Intentions of ". +. buchanan
tho same conditions still exist
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26

II. +. Fone., representing the Globe
Surety Co.. Of Kansas city, wa, here
On business this week.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26

W. have 20 few newspaper plant
wcll located aud icing good hu~iur,,,
for sale. Ranging from $500 to SLOANE
II luo',iuu .or uu opening. write ". g.
Hawkins. Tucumrari. y. VI.
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Mr. Israel u y his @"Clrarauro sale
Is u grand success.
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Dr Reed, dentist Of iIoldcuv.lc,O OKLA
ha, Iucatcd in r]urumcari to practice
his profession. He is located IN 'ho
Israel building.
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No, We have not heard ut the pant
Joke, hence, cannot give particulars.
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- per ccnt I'll on II. :. aud VI. Cloth
ing Is like getting money from home.
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Mt. aud Ms. Gco. Tate are rejoicing
house this week.
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Lee Blauk"nship ha, returned from
q trip to California.
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VI. D. Fowler spent last week ai chm
AKRON on business.
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Gco Han, of Nont"va, W., here ol
business Wednesday at 'hi, week..
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Attorney Hicks, Of Holdcuvillc. Okla.
has located here.
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Mr.. Gregg of Nara Visa. wa, here IN
Tuesday of this week.
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len Harrison. Jr.. who accompanied
hi, father in Hot Springs. has returned.
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Ban kcr Swift. Of Las Crurrs. il here
preparing for the opening 80 'hr new
First state Bank.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26

Judge f.. Il. Wright spout several
IN Santa Re.
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residence lots for an adobe residence IN
Tucumcari, good property, not to- far
out. Enquire at the News office
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Underwear aud Sweater, a. ~lsrarl~
Clearance Sale prices are u guud in
Vrstmcnt.
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T.. II. Wood, - former puav "ouuty
sheep man. uow Of rrioua. Texas, j.
here visiting with old friends. aud n.
truIiu. To- ,"mc cuisines mattcr,.
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lt's easy for q eirl 10 deceive her
self about now she trusts her husband
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80 many people who know what IN,
town should do don Z pay taxes.
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WANTED Pantry girl Inquire n,
Norcnbcrg Hotel.
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Judge IT, \. Mann wa. here latter
pant ol ln>' week. shaking hand, with
old friends. sorry we were oul Of town
but come again Judge, Tucumcari gives
yuu 'h" clad hand anytime
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FOR SALE One Burrows adding ma
chine IN good condition. viii sell same
cheap,
tt Pirst National Bank