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The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-07-27
Catholicism and High Cost of Lining
BY 81. 9. sTAR REPoRTER

Every day IN the veek a svArm Of
Catholic sisters latest the Wholesale
food district IN New York city bos.
sing for money and food. I have coz,
ser,atively estimated that out OF thin
district alon@ they beg ta.OoO. 900
worth Of food every year. The whols
sale merchants do not personally
stand this loss. They add Il 10 the
cost Of the stock they handle. 20 that
In the end. the ultimate consumer IN
Greater New York-be be Protestant
TURK. Jew or atheists compelled e
share pro rata IN furnishing food free
TO Roman Catholic institutions In this
city.
This statement was made 20 a Men.
ace reporter by a large commission
merchant on Washington street II
explains one OF the reasons Tor the
high cost Of living. which Il a serious
problem 10 hundreds OF thousands Of
persons and which the federal govern
mont and various state government
have appointed commissions 10 In
veStiEate.
n. however. a paltry $4,000, 600 I
year was the sum total OF their publlS
begging In New York. the publ,
would have Just cause TO congratulat,
Itself The fact Is that $50. .0Ol
annually would not cover tAe amount
that the people IN Greater New lorl
contribute directly or indirectly. vol
UNFAIRLY or inyoluntarily. 20 maintain
ten thousand Roman Catholic para
sites, called priests" brothers,
nuns" sisters OF charity" etcetera
In ease and idleness. In a countless
number OF dntANod palatial building
called "nunneries," "conyents," par
ish houses" "monasteries." and 8,
forth.
II Is next 10 impossible 20 60 NOR,
than a few blocks in New York cit,
between 3 a. m. and p. m. without
meeting one OF the wagons which Il
used TO carry the food. clothing an,
money obtained by the blrck.gownet
beggars. The wagons are palntc.
black, are driven by decrepit old men
and bear such inscriptions on the sid,
/ front panel az The Little Sisters o
the Poor" "The Sisters OF the uooS
shepherd;" "The Convent OF Jesui
Mary" st. Joseph's Home for th,
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-07-27
VaIsutine Forced 10 RssiEu

The rcalEnation Of Robert q. Valcn.
tine. commiaaloner % Indian anairu.
vhich uAa placed IN The handa of the
prcaitent some daya aEo. Naa not
voluntarily Submitted. but waa re.
qussted By the president. became
known Monday. Two specific reasons
Cor the prcsdenta attitude toward
Nalcntine are mentioned. One vas
tho order issued By the commissioner
prohibitlnE teachers IN Indian schools
from wearing uniforms In the per.
Torrance Of their duties. n vas &C.
oepted that this order vas directed az
religious orders A protest followed
and the president reaciuded the or.
eer-Catholie Citizen. Milwaukee.
VIA
This IL the oonsummAtion of Jesuit
plotting with the president that con.
flrma every suspicion and is a point
blank noEatlon OF President Taft'a
claim that be 10 not favorinE the Ro.
man Catholic church.
This punishment OF Valentine 10 a
blow IN the face OF every Protestant
denomination that uttered its protest
against the presidents order suspend.
Ina the commissioners direction for.
biddlnE religious Earbs in the govern.
ment Indian schools.
The forced resignation OF Mr.. Val.
entine presents the issue TO the Amer.
ican people 90 clear cut there IL no
possible way for Il 10 be misunder
stood. Romanism and Professionalism
have locked horns upon the funda.
mental proposition OF the separation
Of church and state.
II Catholicism II 20 be pushed upon
rs BY Jesuits forcing the hand Of the
president, well and good. To avoid
the issue II 10 tempori1e with the
inquisltion. n the president is forced
20 do an unfair thing-punlsh a faith
ful oficial because he has performed 4
constitutional and legal act that offendi
Rome, what may not be done 10 ans
one Of Us at the behest Of the cardl
nal. or the pope's representative, OF
the Catholic cabal at Washington
ID. CT
BY this last act OF the president
you may know that the Inquisition Il
set up In America, and the boycott and
the political guillotine is here.
Beware Of the Roman spy-the VIII,
In the confessional-the servant cir
who whispers the family secret into
the priests ear, and he TO the bishop
the bishop TO the cardinal. and the
cardinal 10 the popel
Ny God! What is this country com
ing to any way, when the very founda
tions Of the home are being under,
mined by spies, and the highest ofieei
OF the government made submissive
TO the pope's dlctation?
No cause for alarm1 You are Q
fool-dead asleep-or traitor to your
country and TO free institutional!
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-07-27

Father Phelan. in a recent sermon.
raved because Catholic women ars
beginning TO use their tongues. "Un-
less We can curb the tongues OF our
women he says. 'all our efforts at
propagating religion are vain. Women's
tongues are going to break down re-
ligion. They have horrible tonguesl
They make the world miserable. All
the women OF the United States, Ire
land and England have tongues that
would make additional agony 10 the
damned In hell. The woman who has
a bad tongue should have that mem
Der taken out" Just what he means
by bad tongues" is not clear. Prob
ably he has reference 10 those women
who have been lnsulted BY the priest
at confession and who used their
tongues both to the priest and TO their
husbands at home. Many eases are
known where a vomans tongue
caused q priest TO flee for his nfo
from an irate husband.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-07-27

Among the reform laws made In
Mexico In 1877 are found the fol.
lowing: Absolute separation OF
church and state; clerical vestments
forbidden In the streets, also religious
professions; the use OF church bells
70 be restricted to the calling OF the
people TO worship; gifts TO religious
institutions unlawful" At that time
the Sisters OF Charity organization
was suppressed and the Jesuits were
expelled. Marriage was made a civil
contract TO be duly registered but the
religious service permitted after the
civil ceremony.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-07-27
TO BOOK PURCHASERS

Quite frequently We have letters
from friends asking what commissions
We can pay 10 those handling the
books advertised in our columns. For
the benefit Of those we wish TO state
that We are only mail order retailers
OF these books ourselves and cannot.
therefore. quote lower prices than
those listed in the columns OF The
Menace. The margin is very small
on the books We publish and have in
stock. and We are quoting you the
very best prices we possibly can.
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The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-07-27

"Just now political affairs are in n
fine mess." says a German Lutheran
editor. "A vote for Mr.. Taft UNI 40
present conditions is a vote Tor Dear
Maria, Rev. Ireland, Plus X. divi.
sion OF public school funds in aid of
parocAiai schools, and for an American
ambassador at the court of the popel"
Right you are, Mr.. Editor.
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ignorance Of Catholic Priest.

At Occur d'Alene. Idaho. there Is a
revival going on under the direction
OF Messrs. Lowery and Moody. Large
numbers OF Catholics have attended.
IL is a union OF Methodists, Presby.
terians, Christians and Baptists.
Does the Catholic church unite with
these good people? No, and father
Purcell denounced the meeting and
forbade his people attending. saying
that the evangelist's teachings were
false.
We doubt not, the people, without
regard 20 sect, helped the Romanists
10 build their church and gave them
the right OF way. The Catholics OF
Occur d'Alene may now see the In.
tolerant spirit OF their priest who, II
he had the power. would drive out
every Protestant and think he was do
ing only his duty. Such is Romanisml
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-07-27

The Catholic Transcript says; $50,
cialism abhors the restraints imposed
by the Almighty ands Dy those who
represent His rule among men" Does
this mean that popery and priestcraft,
child slavery and oppression are ere.
straints imposed by the ALMIGHTY" !"
and that these restraints" are car.
ried out by those who represent
Him among men?" Does Il mean these
atrocious conditions should NOT
be abhorred? These papal cohorts do
not hesitate 70 slander the Almighty!
They're used 20 thatl
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-07-27

Putitahst f1r tks Tressrrattsn q
i.esftl. - greletien = lregrsaa sne
rasana % tkls srt wa atFocats ~
ahsciufs asEaratrn - rkufth ard
atnta ths fanafiCn - al rfufrh rrUr.
sftT srd fta C1mpulaeFF strcation cf
al rkiltrrn - - tts ars q fourtesn
fssrs tn tts patiic sraooia
Eaisrsa "a ths pestsncs st AurorA
Ne aa tecpnd-elass natter.
REV. TuEo. G. wALKER. EsHsa
nARNIx nnowN. A...-isis Entsa
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-07-27

ny lessons. Sister Pslieiias has hsr
little riece here. she 10 80 sweet
lust iike q big doll Her name Il 70
Wen. / must sloss nOv. With love
10 an
-sr. Mary Olivia
ffern Reevel
p. s. Lots Of love 10 doll Baby
I shall never forEct The evening
neal that ate In the home of Fern
Reeve ! cannot forEet the nou Va.
cant chair. the tears of the mother,
the lonlinesa % the little sister. the
silence Of the brother. the lines about
the fathers mouth. I cannot forget
the little ornaments dear 20 the
heart % Eirlhood. In q little old fash
ioned bed room with the door open
In my own room that ulght, ny
thoughts we're Of a great black.Walled
convent overlooking the silent FstheI
OF Waters on the hill In Alton-oi
secret chambers OF horror, black with
darkness.-of iustful. round-paunched
priests In black mothcr-hubbards nit
ting here and there silently, but
most OF all. OF a little old fashioned
gray haired mother on her knees
praying 70 the Father Who -heareth
In secret that with His mighty hand
He would protect Fern Reeve.
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Ursuline Novitiate OF the sacre
Heart.
Alton M lima O Iaf.
Dear Mother:-

AAtohf Alt Juue - 1913
Dear Mother
Here is summer time again. We
are sure OF it because we have been
picking strawberries and cherries.
The cherry trees are full Of cherries.
We pick the strawberries almost every
evening. We have great times after
supper picking berries. wedding
flower beds. cutting grass. and most
important OF all. putting the chickens
20 bed. We have twenty-seven ducks.
We have added 10 our family two rab-
blts. One is tan and the other is
white. Tod. the dog. watches the
rabbits all the time.
On Sunday evening we nearly al.
ways take a walk. II Is so nice to walk
over the hills. This is an especially
pleasant time Of the year. June Is
the month dedicated n the Sacred
Heart Of Jesus. We have devotion 70
the Sacred Heart every day.
Il looks like rain now. I hope Il
will not rain 30 We can 'ake a walk
after supper. We do have such good
times. I don't see how girls can stay
in the world when We are so happy
In the Convent.
II they knew the happiness of the
Convent half the world would be In
the Convent.
Just think, viii soon be a year
old. Only i've weeks from Thursday.
Just a year from now I win be think
Ing about taking my vows. n nothing
happens How sweet Il must be TO
be q spouse of Jesus Christ. The
time passes so quickly that Il will be
gone before we know Il.
i must close now as II is time for
vespers. After vespers ! must get
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-07-27
A Vacant Chair-An Unhappy Home
NJ m oEoRoE nusa
Special star Correspondsnt

RWr isiT Norsh College n outside and beautiful
ne city ., Dss.,sr m sasrs Iis bead :, ne .ArSsss .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-26

LONDON. Dec 26-Thc Vienna cor.
-spundcnt of the Times SAYS thar al
though Christmas leave was given
20 som" ~ o." rescrvist officers there
has been no SidCkcuiug OF the mill
tarv precautions
& Salouiai despatch 20 the Times
SAYS that loo view al tine determined
stand The Turks are making at Jan
ina % fourth Greek division IS nov.
en- h1rhinE for PrcVelI
\ ous'antIuopIe despatch 10 the
Times saws thar further ,oufiupents
of Turkish troops from the Black
Sea provinces have arrived a. rho
Dardiuelle- Wherp more than 40 uuu
are now concentrated
According fo the latest information
david Pasha and his whole stair
were Killed b. ~harpucl during an at-
tack lbs ID" Turks ou th. Hellenic
position east az Goritla about DcCem-
Der 10
Fighting continue IN the Jauna
district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-26
FOUND DEAD

John Fitz'mmons. an cmpioyr o,
the Wheeling steel q Iron Co. who's.
home IS thouEht 90 Pee 81 New York
cit'. was found dead In his bed IN "a
room at th.. GENEVA hotel in E-uwood
YESTERDAY morning Tho man had
been working In Esnwood FOR onl.
about thee weeks. and consequently
nothing is known ct him other than
lth. fact that h.. gave his homo adj
dress aS sew York city. His death
was evidently caused lv poisoning
from alcohol hut tho remains have.
NOT set h.ou viewed by the coroner
The E'nwood police have charge OF
-. body. rrd hat, notified parties IN
Sew NurI-. supposed 90 Doe relatives
81 IN. man. 90 his death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-26
Man Lives Upon Roofs of Block
Of Tenemenfins New York Civ
Found Engaged IN Building a Shack
o. Boards Around Warm
Chimney.

MEN YORK. Dec - The mem
beers Of the family ~ Mrs Roe StOl-
bach we're awakened early today IN
their fiat al the top ~ an East Thir-
digious stamping and rumbliug on the
tin roof. Jus' overhead Papa S'0l-
bach vas sent NJ through the scuttle
TO STE What the noise VAS about. 10
spite Of the children porte=t that
Santa Claus was causing the racket
and he would BE- scared away SfO.-
bach found man with % i.nterr
busily engaged in building shack 81
boards around Tho smoking and cOziiy
warm chimney
Get on uy roof demanded the
outraged St0lbach
"G'wan.' replied -he house builder.
do you think I'm an arroplau"f'
Stolbdch withdrew. but returned
with policeman. aud the man on
the roof. Who said hc was Edward
Mcclure. was led TO court
To the magi,trat" McGuir- OK.
plaine that he had been lyiug ON the
roofs OF that block of tenement for
more than q year On the summer he
slept in the open. bur This winter had
built his shack around the chimnrys
Every little while the janitor OF the
tenement would make him move. and
Mcclure would take down his shack
and move to the neNt roof Stol-
bachs roof was the last Iu the block
and he could not 10 any farther with
out wings he said. hence his refusal
To quit his demonstrating operations
on Stolbachs request
Mcclure was sent 90 comfortable
municipal institution Tor change ia
scenery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-26
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
RULED NEW YORK
CONGRESSMAN SULLIVAN GAVE
AIS CUSTOMARY XMAS
DINNER
Salvation Army Cared for SOC. 900
Persons Throughout Country
Intoxicated Prisoners
Released.

NEW YORK. Doc The christ
mae spirit ruled New York to-day and
muliitudes o. the poor feit ttc bench
cent effects
The salvation Army. caring for
100000 persons throughout the couu-
try. provided for 5000 herr, A. IA,
Ninth regiment arnory 800" baskets
OF food were presented 20 representa-
tives OF d. many families Zach has
ket held enough good things 20 feed
I've persons Clothing and fuel will
BE- exchanged IN return for tickets
handed 10 the 5000 TOYS were given
70 thousands of children after the
hungry had been fed
Congressman Big Tim sullivan.
beloved OF the BoWery dereACt. gave
Eis customary Christmas dinner 20
1000 homeless men When they had
broken fast with food such a. most or
them had not tasted i'm months. pipes
and tobacco Were given together with
a ticket which Will bring each man
SHOES and socks on February . big
Tim himself spent Christmas in IN
bed
A. homes for ID cpoor and 90 water
front missions thousands more were
similarly entertained At Ellis Island
200" immigrants enjoyed their first
American Christmas
In Madison Square park the muuici-
pal Christmas tree again eliitered 10
night for several hours. and crowds
stood near II 20 ENJOY the sight and
the Christmas music provided
The Christmas heart at one city
magistrate prompted him TO discharge
an prisoners arrested for iutoNiCa-
tiOn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-26
In Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA. Dec - -Happi-
ness dispelled the darkness Of po.-
erty In great many Philadelphia
homes through the beneflccnce of va
rious charitable Institutions rs we'll as
individuals. The salvation Army dis
tributed more than thousand bas-
kets. each containing a Christmas din
ucr for xix persons. while tonight
2.ouO children were made happy as
guests uf the Army" n tho citadel.
where gifts were distributed from a
hige Christmas tree
Similar work was done by the Help
ing Hand Rescue Mission and the
Friends NciEhhorhood Guild whose
members went about distributing
clothing and provisions 10 the poor
An elaborate dinner was provided
the 400 prisoners ~ the eastern pen
itentiary. while a. the house Of cor
rection q program of hymns and ad-
dresses followed "a big turkey dinner.
John Wanamaker and other promi-
uent Philadrlphians gave word Of
cheer 20 the "i3 inmates
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-26
OPIUM QUESTION
Chinese Government Issued a Man.
ifesto Re-iterating It's Desire
To Suppress the Evil

PEkING. Dec. EN- view OF the
unsatisfactory position Of the opium
question the Chinese government has
ISSUED a manifesto Tc-itcratInu is de-
sire 10 suppress the evil and save the
peopi" Q .om % life of degradation The
manifesto Expresses the fear mat al
though tho government IS in caru.s
the prOpl" ar va-ivc
R"ierT.ns tp the agreement with
Great Britain u points ont that the
cessation of the importation al Indian
opium depends ON entire prob bitiou
OF The cultivation az the nativ. art
Gle and that only thus may the CON
tlct over fh" Anclo-'hiuese agree
meut hc avoided Therefore. ali the
authorities are cuIoiued strictly 10 on
ecuf" an previous proclomatiOus aim
ing ~ suppression.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-26

CHRISTIANS CHRONOLOGY.
soC-Diooledan slaughtered 10000
5s7-st. Augus-in baptized 10000
Salons in Kent.
T9O-Oua. KING q Mercla. N battle
with welsh.
soo-chsriemaExe crowned Emperor b.
PoDe Leo III. IN Rome.
B78-Alfrcd the Great defeated b.
Guthrun, the Dane, at Chip
peuham.
lo65-WeEtminster Abbey ooasecrated
IN presence Of Queen Edgitha-
lOcG-Wiiham she Couqucror crowned
80 WcEtmirs-er.
ll7l-HcHry II entertained irish Chief
tlluG az Dublin.
Il9O-Riohard the Lion Heart feasted
Crusaders a. Sicily.
l4i7-Sir John oldcasilo burned ~ Lol-
lard hereto.
ls28-Truce az siege o. Orleans 20 OBJ
serve Chrigf~1au.
i4s2-colum bus unlD. Santa Maria,
wrecked a. HAYS.
i572-Cardinai Woolssy. insuItod ~
Garyr Inn revcia. throvu two
ieao-Piigririr building arst house a.
plymouth.
l6f2-sir Isaac Newton born.
i6ff-Chrlutniaa tcuf 90 fast day -
Eugilsh Puritaus.
1877 Christmas Celebration prohibited
hy Parliament
i65o-oeueral Ccu-f 90 nassachussfts
prohfbitu celebration on penalty
1870 w.luam collins. poet. born.
i775-rea sliu IN View YorE sen haes
fo Euri7nI.
i775-hrnoid aua .donigomery a. siege
~ Curfrf.
1T7C-Waahfnvf ru crossed the Delaware
90 affnrt Trenton.
17T7- WnsiifuC ARMY starved a.
valley r.rT-.
1876 shays -crefiio1 started in Mas
FnrIuar.fE.
lg17-grcharv Taylor defeated semi
n.Ics near Big Wate- Lake. IN
FLORIDA.
fbf8-Col Drulrhan ard AmfrIrau vol
uufrrfH frfr1fed fIerffnuH rn-
der On. r.rrc 1c leon no BRA
rffn
ia5i-L Library 90 conz-caa in ruina from
IRE
faco-CrI1eaf Chriatn.-s In Eur1and
1850 uuiou frrf ana aruv nsfarEcd
Furf ElHErr brf withdrew
fqfa-Tnrff Wrurfrffn ended ocean aara
FROM rr~ ~ .H C.wrn
1900 Pr ~idrrf johnson fearer urnrIn-
nation ~ general nrr rrrHnTI
'Urnf rHrnerfH
1913 Faria "irr..H w|fn urr.nnn
army surrounding rIfv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-26
ZBYSZKO WINS

lf'ST'N. Dec. 3d. Charles Cutler.
"t chicago. claimant to M. world
n'dN Nw'ighf wrestling championship.
lost ion two Slcc"ssiy" falls to Zbyszku.
'hr European champion. tonight. Th,.
.r-f ftil cam, 900 the end o. uu. hour
amt tW'ls. minutes. after both Mon
mad thrice tvmhird out Of the ring.
vs. hat aUpCar"d 60 some Of IN. spec
fH-'rs Is % blow ON tho chin given Ly
Ihtsku. resulted In cutler falling fo
the mat with the European on top.
AMI fh. fall was }iven To- Znvszip.
Tho second fan was secured in thir-
teen minutes. ton seconds with a
L.ai-uy,r-sh Md rs bold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-26
Greeks Sanitary.

SALONlKI. Dec. 25-The Greeks
have now adopted effective measures
10 ensure proper sanitation Of tile
city All cases Of infectious and con
iarlous diseases are reported o. the
authorities. and hospitals for The care
or these patients have been opened
Tn" water supply and municipal scav
enger systems are being reorsauizeI
and an extensive medical service has
been arranged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-26
Daily Fashion a1ks
BY MAY MANTON
A FASHIONABLE WINTER COAT.

THE single
i breasted coat
with cutaway
fronts and longer
backisa vcCr smart
one, eminently at
tactive and gen
orally becoming.
Here j. a model
that can be mad4
in that way or with
straight fronts and
which Is adapted %
al the scasonahle
.ui'ings Ia the
Illustration. 10 b.
made from chc,iot
and the edges are
bound with braid.
1000 excellent sugses-
ton for the useful
costume. but the
model can be- used
Tor velvet 90 De
adopted 70 more
drrs-v occasions
drl DC can be- used
fr ali the hand
-1mcr de we'll The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-26

MANILA. Dec ga wireless mes
sage from The transport sherman.
now on IFS way to san Francisco.
announces tho death this morning at
Chaplain Edward chase az tho
thirteenth infantry Death was due
10 pneumonia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-26
Counter ProposaI.

CONSTANTISOPLE. Dec - The
porte today teiegraIhed fp KeChad
Fa-ha 80 London counter psaC. pro
po-als. as de, id.d upon by the cOun-
Cl Of minister TIE exact nature of
the proposals. has NOT L.en revealed.
bur Tho Official view o. the situation
is stan hopeful.
The Turkish press BE- unanimous IN
declaring that fhe allies conditions
are not acceptable and thar fhe
Turkish delegate were not sent 10
London 10 commit suicide.
The port. has repeated 10 the
powers the demand made a month
1gO for a consular inquiry respecting
the atrocities alleged 10 have been
committed hy the allies In the occu-
pied territories
Several marines from tho United
states coyerted Yacht scorpion had
an alteration today with some per
sons IN public building. ending in
blows. One OF IN" men involved was
senior Sofa. the military attaCne Of
the Spanish legation.
The Bulgarian general. Iyanoff. ar
rived 10 ConStantinop'" recently He
has had several interviews with
kiamil Pasha. IN" grand vizIcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-26

A FRIEND be up ho M o
ao she ., her,
utr 90 dly sl,
ro 20
thc pd nod h. was very uubaft
The TO Do. in thor
o look into and hipf,
out r.r ,l.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-26
OUTLOOK
GcOntau.d From zln,s PAxsJ

centuries has represented the Slav
stonghoid on the Adriaflc shore 4
and ln This connection additional al
trn'ion b. ara~-n 70 the fact that Ru--
ia Us taking means 20 prevent her
continued var preparations from be-
coming known
Several at tho peace delegates lcff
London for Christmas Thos. Who
remained spent frs day quietly at
their hotels 20. Nth friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-26

T..t'i" box rlpi'o9 friI's a-e seen on
afternoon.