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Hot Springs Lodge No 62, F. & A. NJ, Masonic Temple. first and third Fridays at D. m.
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FOR SALEL'rhe furniture of an old es
 abolished family hotel, a bargain if taken at once, leaving city Address 243 Wilmington avenue. 5-11-tf
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FoR ReNr.

FOR RENT-six room modern cottage.
 z2S Court St, one block in rear Ar Kansas National Bank Possassion given May l5. 40 Central Avenue. Abe Levy 4-17-tf
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FAeTrpN srAu

Hot Springs Chapter No. ss. Q. E. s., Masonic Temple, third Monday at s.
 MISS MAUD SPIVEY, w. M. Mrs, J. R. Demby. Secretary.
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Hot Springs Chapter No. t7. R. A, Nj, meets every second and fourth mondays.
 L. If. BARRY. II. r. Hot Springs Council No. ss, K. e S. Nj, meets every second Monday after Chap ter. E. H. ELLSWORTH, T. l. Nj Hot Springs Commandery, No. 6, K. T., meets every first Monday.
 E. ". P. EII.EWOHTH. E O.
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FOR RENT--Nicely furnished three, foui
 and five-room cottages: all modern conVeniences; best residence part of the city; reasonable rent Apply POT Cedar street or phone 29s 2t9-ff
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vyANTED-At once, by first-class book Keeper. small set nf hooks to keep, or would assist City references. Address
 Na l4 this office b-l0-lW
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AHl''''lsi7-''H-'a'7 WANTED.

|NANTED-s rooms, modern eonyen- . iences for horse and buggy one or two
 ,,ears Schmelzel. Phone 22i 5-l4tf
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chattanooaa 1. New orIeans Q.

New Orleans, May 14.-It was dark from fhe start of today's game be- tween Chattanooga and New Orleans and the locals could do nothins against Chappelle's speed the visit ors winning, to o. The game was cut short by rain anu darkness at the beginning of the sixth.
 Score by innings R H. E. New Orleans ......000 O0-O ? 0 lChattanooga .012 10-4 6 0
 Batteries Fritz and Haight; Chap. belle and Hannah.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-19
N. E. Church Notice.

The Rev. Horace Turner will con.
duct Divine Services next Sabbath,
the 21st, at the following places:
Oxford School House :. 1915 Il. m.
Judith Gap. 300 p. IN.
Garneill ................. 500 p. m.
4 hearty welcome extended to all.
Come and worship with us.
Tommy went out to dine at
friends house one evening. When the
soup was brought Tommy did not
touch his, and the hostess, looking
over said:
"Why, Tommy, dear, what's the
matter? Aren't YOU hungry tonight?"
YES" replied Tommy, "l'm quite
hungry, but not thirsty. Judge.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-19

anxious to hear HIM, and extended
hlln an invitation, which he has kind
~ accepted, to repeat these lectures
mere. The talk will be an intellectual
treat, as Mr.. Gray is one of the deep
est thinkers and best posted men in
Montana today.
Mrs. duncan was Il Fourth OF July
visitor in Great Falls.
loH cannot afford to miss the big
dance at Garneill tonight
MI. and Mrs. Ed Prater have leased
the =. /. Deyarmon residence.
Kay Evans and Al Hegley were
Honiey visitors in the city Monday.
Bonnie Lupceford made business
trip to lInrlowton Sunday.
". T.. Axe will nave Il public sale
Of household goods in Judith Gap to-
morrow.
Frank Perro arrived last week and
Will spend some time visiting with
his mother ami sisters on the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Seng were visitors
III tie city Sunday from their home
stead in the Snowies.
W. \. Barkley, fami,iarIy known
as the Duke of oxford, has been pay
ing an extended visit in the city this
week.
Ar. and Mrs. II. \. Murphy re-
malned in tile city i week longer
than they anticipated. Harry could
not leave with prospects of feeding
peanuts to the elephants in view
Dr.. Frank Reed, dentist. ONCE at
the Gap hotel.
Wednesday evening a dance was
given in Hanson's hall to accom-
modate the people from the outside
who remained over night. The dance
was well attended and everybody had
good time.
G. +. Taylor. formerly of Straw,
motored through the city last Satur-
day accompanied by his wife en-
route to lledgesville where Mr.. Tay-
lor will take charge of Mckenzie lay
lor company's new store.
Campbell Bros circus gave an af-
ternoon performance in Judith Gap
last " ednesday to we'll filled house.
The performance was good, many
acts elicitlng merited applause. 1t is
estimated that there were 1000 peO-
pie in town during the day, and ev-
erybody seemed to be well pleased
with the chance to see a big circus.
&C. a. Mccain, Of Hedgesville, was
in the city Sunday enroute to Minot,
n. d., where he was called on ac-
count of the illness of his brother.
Before returning Mr.. Mccain will
confer with the Gillilli;.m Land Co.,
of st. Paul relative to the colonial
ton Of the tract of land which he re-
Gently sold to them.
Through the kindness of the Nc
kenZie Trading company the Fort
nightly club will place at the above
named store reading matter for the
accommodation Of the public. The
only stipulation is that the best OF
care and the return of the books
Anyone may purchase Il book or mag
aZine by placing 10 cents in the box
Ready for the public about August
18th.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-19
Notice.

Parties knowing themselves to be
indebted to me must arrange to pay
same this month, or the accounts will
be placed in the hands of an attorney
on Aug. l, 1912. for collection. Send
the remittance to Dan Mcdonald,
34-37 Straw, Mont.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-19
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice that the partnership between j. F.. Soden
and Guy Weygant. as the firm of The Judith Gap
Meat Company. was dissolved on the sth day of
July. 1912. SO far relates to the said Guy Wey-
giant. All debt due the said partnership will lie
settled with the said J. +. Soden. who will con-
time the business under the name OF j. F.. Sodeil.
Dated this 5th day Of July. 1912.
y. r. Sotlen.
-Guy WeyXant.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-19
Congregational Church Notice.

Sunday, July 2Ist, at 10000 O'Clock
in the morning preaching and SER
vices as usual Sunday school at
1900 o'clock. All will be welcome.
F. Vasku, Pastor
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-19

The young man who prefers play
ing seven-np to attending night school
always gets around to the time when
he votes the socialist ticket.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-19
GAPLETS

lis a curious fact, but past
all doubt,
That the more of happiness
one gives out,
The more lie has left and the
more his powers,
AS the gardener strips Il bed
of flowers;
That more shall bloom SO
strip your soul,
That another's happiness be
made whole.
And 10! in the quick-winged
second after,
Ills filled with the blooms
of love and laughter.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-19

George Chaussee is building resi-
dence on his lot OH Meagher street.
E.G. Worden, lawyer, First a.
lOnal block, phone 127. Lewistown.
Mrs. l.. ID. Overstreet has again
taken up her duties in the Mckenzie
Trading company's store.
See Frank Carrier for Flowing.
Pete Foley, one of the G. n. Of
ticials. was business visitor in the
city Monday.
Wanted.-Contract Flowing or
breaking. Write or see l.. q. Oliver
at Straw. Montana 22tf
DIR. John f. Foley, of Lewistown,
was city visitor Tuesday enroute to
Billings where he will look after his
realty interests for few days.
DR.. Cabbage, dentist, will be in
Judith Gap from the 2Oth to 25th OF
each month. Office in the Gap hotel.
l.. w. Phillips is completing bach
elor's abode OIL the Dave Sherman lot
west of Beers 4 Haynes Store.
The "New Barber Shop next to
tho post -otlice. Good Work. lit
Mrs. G. A. Ray spent last week end
visiting at the home of E. W. Ray in
Lewistown.
lngolf Birkeland, Flowing contract
or, work guaranteed. If
The next regular meeting of the
Tabitha Club will be held at Mrs. IL.
Acker's, Friday afternoon, July 10Th.
am prepared to do all kinds of
blowing with teams. Am able to
plow between and 10 acres Il day.
| Mold board or disk plOws. All work
guaranteed.-H. L. Widditield. 15tf
The ladies of the Tabitha Club are
planning on giving an ice cream So
cial for the benefit OF the M. E., and
Congregational churches July 9th.
Watch for the announcements.
Rev. Robert Gray will give an adj
dress in the school house at Garneill
on the subject ''The Evolution of the
Idea of God" The address will he
given at o'clock p. H., Oh Sunday.
July 21st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin W. DOdder
arrived on Monday from LewistOwn
and were welcomed by their many
friends in the city. 1t was not me-
cessary to organize a charivarl party
as Austin treated often enough with
out the aid of tin-ware. The happy
young couple autoed to the groom
homestead, near Nihill, where they
will begin housekeeping with the well
wishes of their many friends III this
section.
See DIR. Reed about your teeth. Of
flee at the Gap hotel.
An excellent sample Of alfalfa car
be seen in the MISUNDERSTANDING
cOmpany's store. 1t measures feet
and 10 inches and was taken from the
Louis Ripen ranch on the Swimming
Woman.
Miss Ella Allen, who has beer
visiting at the Mckenzie home dur
! ing the summer, returned to he
home at North Bend, WASH, las
Monday.
l.. q. Oliver and wife passet
through the city last Saturday OF
their way from Lavina to Straw. Mr.
Oliver has 5000 acres of crop to TAX
off this fall and feels certain that tn
yield will average better than las
year.
George Barlow, the dwarf repre-
sentative of the Rumely Engine Co
was in the city from Billings Tuesda
and w ednesday. He apparently ei
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14

SOFIA. Nov. S---itEhtinE o. stili
going ON ct the gates OF Conrtnutl-
nonle. bulgarian EcN eminent or
ncinls announced that dispatches
mrrikfnU from the front today
stated that the Turkish forts nt
ChntulIa were being subjected 60
"a heavy bonn bn rdmeut from the
bulgarian batteries
portion Of them nrc reported
90 have been captured. The Hut
Eurlum army south OF Adrinuople
has been reinforced by 10000 re-
serti~t~, who LEFT stnrn LnEora en-
tuesday.
General PctrOm. commander OF
the bulgarian center, H. ON the
firing line and o. personally direct
INK the attack upon the Turkish
forts.
Gar Ferdiunnd's Bulgarian army
has now occupied practically MI OF
the available heights north OF
Chutnila.
All his heaviest artillery has
been maszed there. and conceu-
trnred between the batteries in the
hoIIoNvs bctss cen the heights lies
the old guard Of the Hui furiu %
army and the flower OF the buigar
troops.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
WILSON mum ABOUT
AN EXTRA SESSION

PRINCETON, \. Special
Pre.ident-eIect Wilson's mail these
day- amounts TO considerably over
1000 letters day The first mail
this morning brought him go let
ter. most Of a congratulatOry ma
ture.
This Is entirely aside from the
thousands OF kilograms mat nave
tes-n coming almost continuously.
The Governor answers each letter
and telegram with personal let
ter.
Nearly every body who writes
apoIoefze- Tor adding 90 tie num-
Der 81 letters" said the Governor.
The Governor was asked today IL
he had read Congressman Under
woods statement fayOring an cA-
ira session OF Congrc-- Immediate
d after the Inauguration.
asYe-." Sc -aid- Il noticed Mr..
TnderaOOd's statement. have
read several editorials also about
immediate aGfion."
He did not add anything that
would seem 20 commit him 20 an
extra session. however. Tlse Gov
s-rnor was greatly pleased that
UlluOLs. Kansas and California
were safcly ina the Democratic coli
umn.
lie T. concerned about The
Vnitcd states senate. and reads all
REPORTS with deep interest.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
EXTRA SESSION
SEEMS LIKELY
wilson's Supporters in Congress
Wish Him 20 Begin Work on
Tariff Quickly.

WASHINGTON, d. Special
UnIeSs Woodrow Wilson cisre-
cards the advice OF his supporters
IN Congress. he viii call an extra
session OF Congrcs- Co revise the
farin a. soon a. hc assumes oiiice-
The general belief here ~ thnt lac
will take such action.
\ dispatch r., ciVcd here from
birmingham. Ala, quotes Con-
gresham Underwood. the Demo
cratic floor leader. and chairman
Of the House Ways and Means
Committee. a. saying
The Demo- ratio party d
vle.frcd 10 "a real revision OF the
tarfn DOWN. ard. Ia my Judgment
% keep our pledges 90 the con-
suners and disturb business con-
ditions a. little a. possible an inn
mediate. revision of the customs
Laws should be made at an extra
session OF Congress next spring
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
CHOLERA AMONG TUR<IsH
SOLDIERS.
NfnNEwTa MN AADH l. GsnafoH

= = 7
Cholera has broken out among the
wounded Turkish soldiers brought
here from the front.
This has greatly Increased the
peril Of the city for there T. a woe
fuI lack OF medical supplies nurses
and doctors.
The UoN eFnment may be com
pefged 20 resort 90 cOnscription 90
secure enough nurses 40 attend 60
the wounded.
There are over $4,000 wounded
Turkish soldiers here and hundreds
OF others are arriving daily. All
the wounded In the AHhtiEE along
the ChAtuIGa forts nre being brought
Into the city Fupieis as the
trnnlc facilities admit.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
TURKS TO CONTINUE FIGHT
ING.
COESTA NTINOPIF- SneciaL


Turkey viii continue the war.
This decision was reached by the
ministerial council today after a
long meeting. ut which the atti-
tude Of the European powers was
thoroughly CanvaSScd.
we shall continue the war until
our forces are annihilntcd." was
the statement made after tire
meeting. \ majority OF the Menu
bcrS OF the council was In favor
or continuation OF ho~tilitic~,
although some opposed IL a.
useless slaughter.
Turkey thus rejects the man.
date OF the powers that she must
seek peace directly from the Bal
kan allies
The Turkish government 4
willing 20 rest its fate with Eu-
rope. but 10 e. not willing TO enter
into humillatinc negotiations with
the Balkan Federation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14

VIENNA Special.-The con-
rasr.s Overt hroys 81 Turkish power
5n Europe H. ar hand Gar er-'
slfnand's Bulgarian army IN tnrse
columns. H. UNDERWOOD 20 10
r.atrlaR a general assault upon the
ChatAlia forts. guarding Constsn-
tinOpie today.
etsitan sioahrnned v g. report
ID 20 have ned from his palace
in C0nsfantinopie iast night TAX
lnx refuge on the Asialc sioe OF
49,. F.o.TDbOrous. A Greek and "a
SERBIAN army are marching upon
SagOnfka. tfie most important pprA
in European Turkey, and ne - :
Slspation % tire city - FHpe<ted
"a Iess than f0rty-eiGht hour
Dfspafchea from Balkan points
sNtI 81 terrible crufltice peTpr-
arated upon cefenseless men. ~o-
men ard eitlidren BY fuf1tife
Kancs and Geetng Turkish soldiers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14

rvNC-4BURC. VA Special Brock /
80 = 49, a. 600 lnhaoltar-s- thlrty f
miles south % LErcha-rE aleI 49,
a r~- early this morning inaL l-e
ticslly ~tped CIT i-s 1- ..-l... 80 cd
$50 f-,,ofsec q loss % about alpl-N-s.
r,-e-fourrn % which is net if-r-s &C
t. ~ tvxerfy-6Ve butlclngs Dlrneo-
re collaboration occurred clrlrs q
s+l~ breeze and 80 burned ltsri D-.-
e.Vs-er s.r.lfE rRE however. "a ere taFcl
~ cyuar1itiDg Orher.
re- orion q the IRE - not Known
IL Is exuect@c that TIE town VII re-
80 F.utlsf Church postof'lce ar.c
hank q 5rookneal were cetf ~ -
The IRE left only three Dus-1lenf
$500 erst s.verg.nef med are reeicetiiA
It's victims are woman repafl-
-ee-f store ICES So COS. ilslfsfce
$500. Myers department store. tpss
ago .oOo. Insurance &i.gggt Hhite ~
nirure Company. lerf : wv go ~ -
- 90 Erookneal Feec and SEED ON
oauv. ioss sz.g06. no lresrance er'
49, -robanco Warehouse. .ofs aZ,egy
small Insurance Peoples Fneftf.hst
loss fs.eog. Insurance. tl,ssy. vi
larns' durg store. 4osE 'ssps1, 80
tnsuraree- williams Drug company
az storage Buildings. bapilsi ~I.fen
80 ~ Geo. insurance $500; Aey I
- r~futar. los $500 90 Insurance
81 y Wairhail three stofafe hD~Ae'
ioss g6OC. l. " Rush, cWellrk. iOs
$500. no .nsureDct, 6s Co., sS.s a. I
unknown. Asys cash store. loes -
GOO fusairance 81 600 Price cry Eco1
sore. iOsa sS.oee. email insDf e.f.ct
Band q Brooknesl. fIrnltors 80
uOefofhce. loss Dnk1o~ns " axe. -
Sanv GENERAL rnercE2ndiee. loss ab.yV
-, treUret. glogeWay a. Co. 81
srei merchants. loss 2s.c0o. party
arlraE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
SHIPS WITHDRAWS.
CONSTANTNOPLR.- Special

Austria recalled her two waTehiffs
from The Fso-pliDrous today AMI
ffser Immediately salled for Tor
efyn uyorle- THE action bg Aus
fria created great surprise ia view
o. tie fact that a great interfa-
tIonal feet h. gathering in TURK
I-h tVateEs 80 protect iOrelgner7
In tite event % general nhl--a-
Gre
II A. believed. however, that
tl,e vyffilsf rawal 81 the ships D. a
rart 81 the diplomatic game Aus
frla A. playing.
Tie prrterfing feet in Turkish
xsafs-r-. when complete VIII COM
ND. fourteen battleehip~. TWEEN
fv-tyso crulsers and nfteen Dr.
efrgyerE-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
GUNNEN NOW ON
TRIAL FOR MURDER

NEW YORK Special Two
hundred talcsmcn drawn from
special panel for the trial Of she
gunner were called into court
but were almost Immediately e&-
cu~cd by Justice Con until
O'Clock tnis afternoon.
IL was learned that the deter
minatiOn 90 try all the men To-
rethcr was brought about at the
iusi-tcnf plca OF the defendants
themselves. Zach man was afraid
TO allow the Others 10 be tried
scparatcly. Tor fear one ~ ouid
"squcaIr ON his companions 10
escape the death chair.
NEW YORK. Special.-Ihe trial
OF the four gunner accused OF
the uCtual assassination OF Her
man Ro~cnthaI. for instigating
whose murder Charles Becker cN-
lieutenant OF police, h. now under
death sentence. was called before
Justice Con la the supreme Court
today.
believing that their best
chance OF escaping death lay In
"a group trial. the four defendants
decided against separate trials,
and District Attorney Whitman
las announced that hc has no OBJ
lection 10 such "A plan.
Attorney Wahle, chief counsel
for Harry uOrOwitz, alias "Gyp
uhc Blood: Louis Rosenberg,
alias Lefty Louis; Frank Muller,
alias Nv hltcy Lewis" and Frank
Cironcl, alias "DagO Frank" said
that hc expected a jury 10 be -
cured before night
We are not after any particu-
lar Kind OF jury" he said, but
find"
The gunner make up the
Youngest group OF defendants
ever placed on trial tor their lives
in this city.
The combined age OF the four
h only nlncty-fOur. an average OF
| tWcnty-four.
All OF them will take the stand
As witnesses for themselves and
/ each other. The state has called
elghty-hVe witnesses.
IL il stated that the four mel
insisted upon testlfying in their
own behalf after watching the re-
suit OF the Becker trial, where
they concluded that the policeman
hurt his chances by not testitytng
just before court conVenes
there came report from the Yves
Side prison that Louis Weber, al
/
known. was pretending insanity
Webber, who II one OF the chile
witnesses against the gunner,
in desperate fear of the prisoners
and breads the ordeal Of tesCfyln
against them.
Under this fear he has been 70
a week. 80 his keepers Intimate
putting himself through crazy eN
crcises and fcigning Insanity.
IL n estimated that the rif
or the four young professions
killers will take less than ten day
As in the Becker trial Justic
Con at the beginning made IL eN
dent that hc desires the greats
dispatch.
s'BaId Jack" Rose, Weboe
Harry VaIlon and Sam SfhepI
are expected TO be released IN
medIately after the gunmen's tri
~ over. Their liberty comes
their reward for turning STATE
evidence against Becker.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
JACK JOHNSON MAY
WEAR FELON'S GARB

CHICAGO, ILL SpeciaL-Un-
,g..- fndt, tutcus for tratliC king In
Women and facing, Al convicted,
Federal prison term OF from one
90 ten years. Jack johnson, negro
pugilist. waited i'm the home OF
his mother, Tiny johnson. To be
He'd before Judge kcncsaW 81
Lands.
Arrnignmcnt on the Indictment
vn- set for the opening OF court
While IL was eNpct tcd mat the
uecr-o's attorneys would De- able
10 secure delay, the question OF
bail was 60 be settled.
Johnson's liberty was gained
last night only alter Tiny John-
son had intcrVcdcd with Judge
lands los telephone and ohcred
her home-whl Ch johnson had
bought Tor her after his victory
over Tommy Burns i'm Australia
and promised fhat her pugilislc
son would spend the night az her
house.
The bail was accepted tenn
porurily and Johnson was spared
"A night in jail "a Fcdcari pri--
oncr.
The big black, shaken 10y the
arrest and his near approach 90
incarceration waited anNtnusly
The charge brought against
him evidently surprised him.
Belle Sshrcibcr. the mysterious
Witness discovered 10y Attorney
Charles ErbStcin, who represent
cd Mrs. a. on-falconsct, II
thc woman named In the indict-
mcut.
Most of the evidence in the
case was obtained from the wo-
n A.. hu
on the allegation that johnson
was responsible for transporting
the woman fuom Pittsburg 10
Chicago on August 10, 1910. IL
h alleged that on this trip the
woman Travelled "a Mr.. Johnson.
IL was necessary Co show That
the trip was made by a common
carrier and IL Il alleged that the
woman came over the Pcnnssi-
Vania lines
There are four counts in the In
dictmcnt. each setting out a sep
nrate alleged violation Of the laW
in connection with the Trip. Nc
other indictments against the ne
gro were expected.
! IL was reported from the Ofics
OF thc United States District At
torncy that the evidence In tins
case was considered the most con
I NlLfAAE Oh my Nv al "a - ARAt 49,
grand jury. and for this reason
the Government planned 90 rest a.
entire case on this charge
johnson Indignantly denied tia
he had anything 10 do with tn
coming OF the woman from f1ttS
burg 60 Chicago. He said Ia
would easily be able TO demon
strate his innocence
The Schroeder woman was orig
/ inaIIy from Milwaukee. lie
maiden name - Baker. and she
said TO BE- the daughter OF "a Mi
waukce policeman. She h "a
serted 30 have told the grand juT
that she thought she was john
f-on's wife until she learned ths
the negro had married anoths
woman.
Lucille Cameron. whose rcli
lions with johnson were the eau,
Of the investigation against hiu
was sent back TO the KOckfOr
H.. IAN at the request OF a
Federal authOritieS. She II hc
as a witness.
Her mother. Mrs. 4. Cameron
FaIcOnsct, called the attention
the Federal authorities 60 u
ncgro's relations with the wOm'
when she failed co. induce n
daughter To give MP the black ma
with whom the girl was infa
uatcd.
$3.50 - ..,- add ~ hnQuafa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14

UONSTANTLA. ROUMANIA- Sps-
cIaL Refugees from OnstAntsR0Pie
began aTri,in here ~ beat ln@rs-
day. They repaired that Christians
In shC Turkish tal ''al W"ce either
leaving or seeking refuss on for
eicn ships IN the harbor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-14
smallpox in saIonikn.

L.ARISSA. GREBCE.-- Special
Smallpox has broken out IN Salonika-
This may delay the entry OF the Greek
and Servlan army. To-Day 1roW
prince Constantine telegraphed from
fhe front Tor a large quantity OF dis
infectant and medical supplies 20 com
tat the disease should 10 spread 70
the Greek army.
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