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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-22
EVERY HOME NEEDS
THIS fine REMEDY
A Mild, reliable laxative-tonic
Something No Family Should
Be Without.

No well-regulated home should be
without laxative for there is scarce
ly day in family of several persons
that someone doesn't complain of a
headache. of slceplessness, or show
the first signs of a cold.
A laxative then becomes n necessity
or what was trifling congestion at
the beginning may run into a serious
cold or fever. No harsh remedy is
needed. but simply mild laxative
tonic that will make the liver active
and stir up the bowels. People who
have tried q great many things, and
are themselves heads of families who
have seen the little ills run to big
ones. will tell you that there is MOTH
ing Detter than DIR. Caldwelrs Syrup
Pepsin, which you can obtain at any
drug store for fifty cents or one dol
lar a bottle, the latter being the fam
lily size.
Among the great believers in Syrup
Pepsin for constipation in old or
young, and as a general household
emergency remedy, are Mrs. Eph.
Trotter, Myford. Cal, and Mr.. r. r.
Williams. Galloway, Neb.. and thay
always have bottle of 1t in the
home. II is scientifically compound
ed and its purity is vouched for.
Mothers give it to tiny babies, and
grown people, taking a, little larger
amount, find 1t equally effective. It
is mild and gentle, pleasant-tasting
and free from gripping.
II does not hide behind the name
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-22

crate conditions are proposed to US.
1t is said the Bulgarian conditions
included demand for the surrender
of Adrianople and Scptari, the with
drawal of the Turkish fleet from the
Black sea and the cessation of the dis
patch of troops to the Tchatalja lines
and the building of Notifications.
General Shukri Pasha, military COM
mander of Adrianople. has received the
title of "Ghazi." which mean Vic
defense
An official dispatch from the cap
tain Of the cruiser Hamidieh, which
was attacked by Bulgarian tropedo
boats in the Black sea yesterday
says he sank two of them and damaged
the third, which was able to draw
away
when at distance of 1000 yards,
the third torpedo boat discharged two
torpedoes, inflicting slight damage on
us. We eventually obliged her to
withdraw out of range of our guns"
Diplomats Are Surprised.
London, Nov. 22.-The formal sus-
pension of the eastern war proved
only for day. Turkey rejected the
Balkan terms for an armistice appar-
emily before the plenipotentiaries. had
time to come together at Hademk eui.
Kiamil Pasha, the grand vizier, de-
clared the allies overtures were i'm
possible" He ordered the commander
in-chief to continue fighting until
with the help of the Almighty" rea-
sonable and moderate conditions were
proposed.
This decision came as an utter sur
prise, and diplomats are not wholly
up arms again in the cholera stricken
trenches of Tchatalja.
While the Bulgarian conditions
for Bulgaria is acting as the mouth
piece for the allies-were extreme
stipulating the surrender of Adrianople
and Scutarl, both of which are making
a historic defense, as well as the ces
sion of all the territory except mar
row strip above Constantinople, these
conditions were advanced as over
lures; in other words, they were APP
parently put forward as a basis for
negotiations.
The Porte treated them as an ulti-
matum and this perhaps is the oriental
method of beginning negotiations, de-
signed to induce the enemy further
to show his hand. A Balkan diplomat
in London pointed out last night that
these terms were submitted merely as
an answer to Turkeys repeated de-
mands for an armistice, and said:
1T is practically certain that their
rejection will result in more active
and determined resumption OF hostil-
tiles. Probably the allied troops will
now refuse to treat with Turkey unit
they are in position to dictate per-
haps sterner terms in the capital OF
the sultan"
The negotiations thus far have beer
conducted through the Russian am
bassador at Constantinople. but the
Turkish ambassador at Berlin was on
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-22

his way to join his colleagues appoint
ed to meet the Bulgarian representa-
tives when the Turkish governments
startling decision was telegraphed
abroad.
Even yet 1t would seem that the
Turkish officials have not abandoned
hope that the powers will come to their
rescue and attempt to dictate a COM
promise but Sir Edward Grey, the
British foreign secretary, announced
last night that the powers had not
gone so far as to arrange a general
conference after the conclusion of the
war. Their only agreement, as far as
surface indications go, is to keep their
hands off.
Triple Alliance Active.
The probability of the resumption of
hostilities has started rumors afresh
from Vienna of Austrian and Russian
notifications on their borders, and
naval demonstration by the triple al
lance on the Albanian coast, if Servia
pushes her onward march to the COW
eted seaport. te
The continued successful defense of
the Tchatalja lines would strengthen
Turkeys diplomatic position, but, de-
feat after prolonged fighting of her
own choosing, would inflame the Bull
garians' desire to make a triumpha)
progress into Constantinople.
Popular clamor on Sofia is demand
ing more strongly each day that the
advance stop only at the Bosphorus.
European military officials consider
the terms of the allies harsh in one
respect that is, that they compel an
unconditional capitulation of Scutari
and Adrianople instead of allowing the
garrisons to march out with the honors
of war.
Two more chapters of the war are
reported-a naval engagement off
Varana between the Turkish cruiser
Hamidieh and Bulgarian torpedo
boats, and the occupation of Florina by
the Greeks. The Bulgarians report
that they did great damage to and
probably sank the cruiser. The Turks
report that they sank two torpedo
boats and that the cruiser was only
slightly damaged.
By the occupation OF FTorina, which
lies south Of Monastir, the Greeks ac-
cording to the Athens report have cut
off the rear guard of the Turkish army
to the number of 10000 retreating
from Monastir
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-22
Twin Fails. Idaho.


Capital News Contest Editor: / am
in your contest and finding a whole
lot Of pleasure in solving the pictures
and watching for the daily Contest
Story. l notice that you have a lady
contestant In Caldwell who has one
eye on the pile Of gold and Son OF
Erin from the same place who has
one eye on the diamond ring, and an
other on a fair colleen. Your sugges-
ton that the $500 would pay all ex-
penses on wedding trip is what got
me into the game. And like the Son of
Erin, mine is willing and is now on
her way. not from Ireland, but from
dear old Sweden! And she Is fair and
good and as you say in your COM
ments, am surely working overtime to
grab that $500. 1t will be shame to
take 1t away from your bright lady in
Caldwell. but II find she is married
and has happy home now it will make
me feel easier on that score.
Please send me the extra pictures on
enclosed coupon for which i enclose
check paying for one years subscrip-
ton. With good wishes to you and
all the contestants, and may the hest
men and women in It win. remain
Yours very truly,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-22

"GETS-IT" is the new-plan corn cure
that will surely surprise you the very
first time you use it. it is so simple,
painless, quick and sure in its action.
1t shrivels up the corn. wart, callous
or buniQn, separates them from the
true flesh, the corn comes off, and
there you are, with feet that feel posi-
lively glorious; corn-free once more as
they used to be In your barefoot
days"
The most remarkable feature Is that
"GETS-IT" does not harm or turn raw
the healthy flesh as other prepara-
lions do. It Is as safe as water. No
more plasters, bandages. or salves.
"GETS-IT" is sold at drug stores at
csc a bottle, or sent on receipt of price
by E. Lawrence & Co, Chicago.
Sold in Boise by w. S. Whitehead
Drug Co.; Chas. L. Joy & Co. Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-22
Keep Both Eyes on This Swede In
The Bookovers' Contest

swers when in doubt As you all
know. you are entitled to ten answers
on each picture and you can be sure
that the wise ones are exercising all
their rights in this Contest. And 1t is
only natural that they would take
more than one chance on each picture
when they are in doubt and our Cata-
logue gives several titles that might fit
the picture. With the Catalogue and
their right to extra answers no one
can go far wrong in this delightful
game.
Don't allow anyone to make you be-
lieve that they can select the right
titles to ALL Of them and hold down
to one on each picture. And don't al
low any smart "Aleck' to tell you that
he has any tip on the correct answers,
as the only two people on earth who
have the correct answers to ALL the
pictures is the General Manager of the
Capital News and the Contest Editor.
And you can bet your last dollar they
will not tell until after ALL the prizes
are awarded! Then we will publish
two pictures each day with the correct
answers under them. We will do that
to show all the contestants that this
contest Is what we have told you all
along 1t would be, one of perfect fair
ness and openness. And to show you
that we are doing everything in reason
to enable you to get extra pictures for
your extra answers we will call your
attention to our free picture and cata-
logue offer under today's picture. That
offer will positively be withdrawn on
Monday, Nov 25th. Our office will be
open until Q p. m. that day to accom-
modate all our Boise friends. And out
out of town friends will have to have
their letters postmarked before mid
night on that date. And surely we
have made 1t worth your whils to enter.
$500 worth Of Prizes in All!
$500 of that in Gold!
You are not too late to enter.
Now is the Right Time to Begin!
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-22

of popular fruit or vegetable, and
is absolutely free from any prohib-
tied ingredient. Families who once
use Syrup Pepsin forever after avoid
cathartics, salts, pills and other harsh
medicines, for these only do tempor-
airy good. are nauseous and a shock
to any delicate system. Suth things
should never be given to children.
If no member of your family has
ever used Syrup Pepsin and you would
like to make a personal trial of 1t be-
fore buying it in the regular way Of a
druggist, send your address, postal
will do--to DIR. w. B. Caldwell. 4l5
Washington ST.. Monticello. ILL.,, and
a free sample bottle will be mailed
you. Results are always guaranteed
ora money will be refunded. Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-22
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

offer complete sets, and give our con-
testants that much more time to solve
the answers. Watch for our announce
ment when they are ready, as we will
not get out any more Of them than we
think will be necessary. So If you do
not watch the announcement and get
yours while we have them on hand, do
not blame us.
Mrs. l.. H., Notus, Ida. Read our
free copy offer again. as we judge from
your postal it is not clear to you.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-22

Mrs. l.. l., HALEY, Ida. Only paper
expires in January. Can I pay in ad-
vance now and get the benefit of your
free coupon offer if 1 pay before the
25th. Ans. You certainly can. Send
it right In.
T. r. F., Twin Falls. Q.-Can ! Sc
cure one or more complete sets pfc
lures up to No. IS? Ans. We are do
ing all we can to get all the titles in
shape and cuts made so that we can
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-22
Taft Declines to Comment.

Washington, Nov. 22.-When in
formed last night Of the action OF the
Carnegie corporation in providing PEN
sions for future ex-presidents, Presi-
dent Taft-said it was a novel and I'M
expected proposition, but that he pre-
ferred to make no comment on it last
night.
In a speech in New York last Sat-
urday night, the president limited that
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-22

congress should provide for ex-presi-
dents 30 they need not lower the dig
nifty of the position they had held when
they re-entered private life.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-22
BULGARIA

CONTINUED from First Page
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JlmksVahribten.
Cincinnati, q. Wfai.


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men @aFtrfano bon 25.l Sub uuo faut.
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gf.afant, % ga. Der stu5 bat
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perbdltnibmdbis flsiaen giibnenauas
f9nttt fir fefne Gorbenentfuitung gts
tpdbren fann, Der bonn tpieber etn oft
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unb oft Elm fernes 8erflimmern ers
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iid nit bem rotben 2eibrod. nit ben
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nod unguiLIOtinirten 9idbdutsr be-
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lpaRren t0nnen. Die Sembri6 niro
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ter umftdnoen aud bic bsriibmte
9emmd.
aber immerbin: man fam ii6's eins
NAL anieben. 3par it's Elm aino,
tpte an0ere au6, furbiger, tnbes obne
bic gr0bereu ftoffli6en W}0gli6tetten
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pGtide PreiTe nit Der Senidtion. Dos
genu9t fir ben 3eitgemGbeu gerIiner.
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let6t DirtItfl aud 10 pett nit Der
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fedt, als oas anmutbtge, on ospiTTe
y}tIt6iere bon fern ertnnernoe raitoz
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1delt@er Weartt.0 erid)t.

eineiuuati. 2l. glai 1912.
Die aa&foIetassa Cuoiirunaen be,ishen
Nd mar auf 0neret 1ransoffionen. Hei
sIfinersH esiAafssn psrbsu stpas b0bere
yreifs bsrs4nst.
Frsstfiensm
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tet.
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ll4-l2t furss aipssaftiisn In - iIAt.
srtra fbort dear ssiisa ii ts-llssxs, e&ultsrn
l01 --lo1t unbDslliss i2l 4-lSlxs L lois ans
At per Plumb mshr bsrpadt
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e4iaisn 300 1880, pitnif enulter
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eGnlterull .50-l200. Rem BORT Gui sdul.
tsrn l2.0o--l2-50, trs&sas Hssi s4initn
is.00--20.00.
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ehitdae 81. sJ11;

e1tta 80, II. Wnt.
W.hL- Der Warst mar piqia. gstrt,,
eatcnts 50. .l5-5.45, 5traiqbts 81 5o-,5. To-
eprins gatsntss5. l0-6.50, straiabts SIS. .OC
$40 8aisrs s420--4.45.
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3ruas @anoluna.
Berlin, 4nfdng Wai.

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eingebsttst binter benz ipsibfhimmernz
ben, marmornen Woltte in bic sriinen
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acknowledgements tein gang
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ooppelter unb oreifaher gsi.Bung i.be
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ote Wirtung freilih iiberrofhenb. WaH
lkbt bic engliffe aDnigstronung gu
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ben, inbifhe glepbanteniaaoen, bic
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leben uno 5bierbilber. glenbeno III
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rot6er G!sp6cntenlsiber uno oos ffilz
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miieet uno iiberbies bie4usen fbmerst.
llno Is mag porldufis on Der 1ehnii
oss .aiOtroa" Iissen. bob 81 nur sinen
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bic gates $5.oo-5.l0, Dolce bis fanep IS. 10
$40
Su6pet,.nmsbt ia Hau ,u s2. 80
per loo pfuno fair bic autes 1926 -
5.l6, Dolce bis fanep IS. .oo-5.2s.
Watsmeb mar rubia. asines peis.s
urb seIbes sl.76--l.60, srob.s sl.7o-I.75,
fiIn6rieb s4.25.
Sa6petsen nomineG. american 85e
nnb Canadian 63e {. |. T. Stem BORT.
Rssgen III ruhig ao. 2 8.Nerr IOC {
bsi dutunft c. l. T. Buffalo.
erae IN rubia. 0at,s.rH. ll7-l2se
{. ii. Buffalo.
@.itsH-3ufuhr 6l5, 800 gu., g,rfonbt
Isl ,6S9 Blu, Narft 1T fsf. 80 rotber
neuer i2l14e i'm glenator urb I21lIc {. o. b..
idDimmsne. 10. | northern Dulutb 126t
|. o. b. ihwiJnmeno.
Islf htorn. 3ufubr 1875, g,rsanbt
- gu Iortt In ielt. grport 9o. 2
ntuer s334t TN alepatCr uno 821%e {. o. B.
fhnimmtno.
3af.r.-3ufuhr 77,775 gu.. g,rionSt
...... Fu. Der Warst IN f,F. Gtunbarb
DeiSer Gle i'm Glsoator, No. . psiser 6I%c.
No. Gle. no. 4 6016t.
seu III ruhig. Briina 1906, 20. /
155t, NO. l45t, 30. 1856,
bopfsn ftetiq.-- Stat. 1911 orhina .
rsr bis dolce 30-52c; 1910. 45-47e. poctf;e
Scat 1911, Oroindr.r bic toie. 40 - 44c,
1910, 40-42c
Sdats fins ifetie. - Central smer;ea
25t, Sogota 24L-25llc.
S.ber ia fcH. StuIos 25--o7e
Sort ift itstia. aomilu SEQ, ,75-2I 90
bort clear $l9. -- 20.5o, Reb $20.25-
20.50.
Beef III ftetia. aomiEn sls 90 1880
Nrs sl5.0O-l5.50, e.si. sa;nteu $500
81 90, B.rpaSt $i3.00-l3 so, gitu ertra
5notd Wts $la.Oo-le25.
eut Meats fnb tets. eeb6tens Bel.
slss, 10 Dis l4N'o., ii - l2c. DO. Shul.
tern ol9-S14t, DO. 5dirt.n l2Is-l3c.
2 MA N fe'ier. Wibete @sf srima
$l0.b5-l0.65; Raffnirtsr IL, ftit. Gouti.
nsnt sll.2o, 9. u. sl2.00, COMPOUND 1T
ruhia ;u 9-9i@.
VI w Eupla. SrIm1 <1 su Cat,
Gounsrn 6l4-67&t.
SaumD oItf aam.u.C III fef. -
Srtmn robes IS s567-s00, prima Somm.r
gslb,s 81 00-7.10.
pttrolt IN istia. aaffntrt.,
NsD Bort $3.50, pbiIobtlpbia uubSaltimor.
$3.50, DO. in suIt IS o.
s ollie 1T rubie. Eomsftic 6Ieses Sbio
Sdr, IN rubia. stratneb. a.p6bnIimes
Ssrps nti n III nilIia III SOC.
bis eutes IS 65--S.7O.
Nsts IN fsf. 9tnb.jmiiher 596--52Ic,
Yatna 6I4-631c.
Wo q iies Heits. g.p Orleans Ss.r
Kettle, gutter bis hoiet, 35-5Oc.
5u6sr.- Hobsr 1T tstia. Wuseasass
80 5se, 3.36t. Centrifugal 9S Ten 8.s6c.
WolaHss. 3uisr SO 3.H 3lIc. Raffuirter
u rubia. Gut 2oaf 5.y0c, grufbes 5.s0c,
NouIe n" s.45c, gabss 5.35e, gopo.r,o
5.25e, Sranulates 5.l0c, DIAMOND "a.
5. l0c, goHfsctionsrs "a" 4.95e, 70. 4.s5,
Ro. 2 4.soe, 80. 34.s5c, 10. ~. SOc, 80. 5
I. rs, 9o. 8 4.70t, no I 4.65c, 70. B4.80t
no. 4.55e, 30. 10 4.50c, 20. IL 4.45, go.
IL 4.4oS 30. Is 4.35t. 30. II 4.35s.