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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-23

Die leBten q a dri6 ten
laHen teinen 3tpsifeL iibrig, boB 1aft
in Shio Iebr i6Iebt abgeIanitteu bat.
Wenn man oas 8oItspotum als WaBs
itab gelten Idbt - unb es 1T Der Elm.
Sip ridtige Wabftab - bann fGqt Don
Rehtspegsn bic geIammte Delegation
bon Sbio Rooie0eIt au. Inter iol6sn
0er6dlInifen iheint es uns Elm Oers
gsblides 8emuiiben, bic Saubioatur
bes Brditoenten nod tpeiter 81 betreis
ben. Der grobe Sieg RooispeIts in bss
prGiioenten eigeuem Staate uirh uns
fe6lbar etne betrdhtlide WlrtunQ auf
bic Delegaten ausuben unp ieinem
Gsgner oieIe Stimmsn Sufiibren. gsim
polittter gilt Der Grfolg Ales unb es
1T fein ean3 beIonNrer Rarattsr3ug,
BON Der SABINE, bic teinen 2obn pers
ipriht, gu beiertiren. Der grdiioeHt mug
lid nit oensgepuBtiein begniigen, oab
er isin 8eites fir feline 9artei gethdn
bat unb Der fpGtsre 9eihihts'9rsi5er
nirO ibm bus 3eugniB ntdt Derfussu,
bag er BertbpplIes geleiitet bot, mas
ober gegenpGrtig uiht gepuroigt tpirb.
gBie in alien 0ingen. 10 si6t es aud
in Der politit pom Slide bsgiinItigte
Meni6sn, gu oenen lsioer prdiioent
9Qft ni6t oe6ort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-23

Iijten Disntr eeiprodtn. Sa. bds Der.
hdfinib sipsfdSa GitIlsr uno pfrrH naf
iih Soaar f1cn 5u anttDOttn psfoidls
iet. bic elm beIisbier cfioiiatifher Nus
fteniIatfc, finb. nier tinige DsiIpitls:
Gin ,Wiaiter~ bemsrti, bah ftin Rott'
ipein In cine frsHpt Gurgtl fliebt. Gin
fharfes artuspsrbSr mi. BEN Boo bat
nur oas GrssbniB. cdb Der Junee
hortnddia lsngnst. Der 6err nlntt
Damn cine GbrIihieitsprobt uno fllt
tine leere RottfNinflnfhe NIT gretf
neiniitin. slm nGhften 1ags fithi tr,
tuie Der Bon fiirhttrIifk DrimnfsH
fdnsibst. fia ben Baud bait uHb iia
aui BEN goben pdl5t. 1eoiirfte ss tis
nts tpeitersn gefpeifes? Gin onxrer
gob bat s.itoblen. Der 6err bat nns
bsbingie g,rpeifs In ldnben. S6nsu
ipiro elm 3etttl an bic pcIisei pefhries
BEN uno oitie aebeisn, otm lleberbrirs
ger b,s grisFes fiinfunospdnsis qisbs
ouFsusdbIen. Sdrmlos bringt Der Thn
ben Brief sur poIiJei uno .rbdlt t5u
leinsm Grltauntn) fiinfunosipoHsig
NIT BEN oiinn.n, rpippenosn Bdmbuss
itpt. Der Bop tanH uttr bas Wsaaa
fen nidt IoiIen. Wieber srbdlt sr ben
ieinsm 6errn elm Shreibsn on oas
poliseiamt. Ditsmol psh CT nids tn
Die sgalIe. Gr i'll fblau unb eiebt s;'
mem bormIos Isints Mtses sitbenbtR
auli ben Brief ntbii einiatn aupfers
iiiiden gotenlobn. Wif tpiro iih Der
auIi etpunbsrt bab<n. als sr fir f,ls
nen 9ottnsans fiiHfunbspdnsig srs
hieii! In afinaidu mar einH1l gres
be6en, oab bic poufer In ibrtn Guesn
trndien. Gin Bon ipsdt isinen iflcs
fsuben 6trrn unp ruff sntfesi: .Wo,
ter, Waiisr. bos Gous fpcsisre gebi!'
Go siebi aber nod tins sanae Rsibe an'
bersr 0sfhihsen, In bentn Der Bon
cine 6eibtnrolle fpisIi. unb bic ii1
SunaptislItn germ trs6blen, irsnn fts
nah BEN GFtn BET Shnaps unb Ga
gdrrsn aHselanei finb. Jm ubrigtn
fine bic gops ouf bic Dame bes 6dus
iss ihl.ts su Iprsfen. Die iu6tiet
nnb befonbtrs bic otutf6e Sdnsfrur,
Fi.bi imm,r ouf bic piiHitli6.eii bes
gons i'm Ti,nft. prsbist ibrn INNER
auis nsue Saubsr.sit, fnrnubi bic bon
benz Bob nab Gins1ufsn auf btin
Wlar.t ans.ssbentn prsiIe auf sinta
nisorieertn Sianb, Idbt ihm rlfc nur
ipsHie 0tgeeenteit su pem iblideugles
btnptroitnit uno bdii ibm cb uno su
oud cine ocnnernoe Eirafprsniei. ges
gen bic iich bds Gbresfiih bes MAINS
lih smpfinbsnbsn gops ftr1ubi. llno
nah iur3 obtr lang srtlart Der Bon.
ess 9isniiss miibe, Der Drift, isiHe
grobmuiter fsi eeitorben. Das iii
cine perbilm!s ausrtbe. nm In cine
anotrs Ststlune gu seben. Der Sunes
esisIe iGBt ben Bon pisi rnebr eslrGhs
rsn, unb besbaIb sisbt bieisr iteis b.n
9nnfi BEL ioldbsn Dor. Gin sahr,sbn.
9isnft Bel eiremS Sungsef.iien bat mans
den Bon su sinem Hod dineIilhen BE-
eriffen rtifen Usann een1ds; beBa
neben ben sIeinen ginnabmen. oie sr
aus BEN tisIiten einsGufsn fiir feinen
6errn siett. miiiitn bic hineiiffeu
!6dubl,r Dem Bop Fir feline Deruriit.
ltrrous je sshn Dcm 6unbert besohl,u.
Ter Gambler bdli iit ober l5oblcs, ins
benz sr porbsr stbn BON 6unbtrt auf
ben qrsis ouffhldst. bic ber6err oann
fir feline -perIs- miibesabIi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-23
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I'm MltfafNT.
Cir hitiss Blaii ipurb,n sspern DOT
ben Optiisrn q. altiR u Hro,
10. 435 Race Girabs. fnIsenns Zen.
pegainr : unieri6iebt rssiitrsrt:
Born. Grab Ha4nl. GRAB
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-23

Iritte 4eaiidl Fret. air6e.
9euit dbeub um 8 llhr iiMosi IN
Sdnnsfai BET air6e bic nierisIidsr.
hdls Observation-Disclosures haft 81
niailee GH&dfte DcriifstR. fina AZ
Dsisolisotr sshstsa. ~ si&aiaE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-23

Die gsriuge 9stheiliguns an
Der qrimGrpubl lit lebiglt6 Dem 5uz
5uIhreibsn. ouB bic giirger i6rs pars
ieiangsbOrigtsit betunnt geben miiHen.
Dds 9abeu iebr 9iele niht thun mol
len, neil lie oas aIs cine llngehorigtett
tetra6ten. unb Qnoere, neil lie Imam
nebmIihtsitsn gu gepartigen haben,
fpenn Iie ftimmsu, pie Is ibre GtnIi6t
eebietet. SH Der Iegten Snitans err
eibt Ii6 baraus. oob unter bsm Pris
mdrlpubl blensSDitem, pie jest iibIth,
ein DdbIgebstmnib nitt bs'tsbt. Das
nit nirb aber audi bds Mablredt dufz
geboben. 8emnah ideint uns Elm &C.
feb rotbnenois, tpeldes parteilois priz
mdripabIsn einfiibrt. go Iaugs bieiss
niht beftebt, pirb bic Domination,
mad pie Dor, nidt in 5dnoen Der 8Ir.
ger, ionbern Der 4olititer Iieaen unb
70 lange bic poIititer nominiren. iit
bas DabIre4t BON iebr gsringem
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Dor Der 9ertaguu9 bes

Wor Der 8ertagun9 oes
Reiastass bat Der SosiaIiit GeSebour
bas 9sbiirInib empfunoen. iiA ldhers
lid gu MAIDEN uHo ieine partei 81
IchGeiaen, tnbem er auf Die htgtgsn
Wcrte oes Raiiers in Strabburg pe>
gen oes @erbaltens Der gIiabs2otbrtn'
ger nit elmer perriitten Reoe antpora
tsts. Der Qngriff mar an uno fir ith
unberehtigt, nadoem Der 8analer benz
Reidstage ertIdrt bate. oab es It4 um
tpeiter nihts, ais cine Sornige 4ufpals
lung bes &aiIsrs bunoele. Dabsi bate
jsoer Wenid. Der ods letIefte 5dttee@
fiibl beiiBt, es beipsnben IaHen. 4ber
Qebsbour, Der germ in Der 5iihrsrroac
gldn8en m06te, beIiBt am alsrpenigs
item bic baau eun3 beIonoers nDtbtge
Gtgenfhoft bes suten 5dttss. Das
Tagsn nidt bios mir, ionbern bos bat
rim 8ebel 1ogar auF osm leBten par
teitao ins GeIicht eeId)lsueert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10
ENACTMENT OF TURKI sH INFANTRY ON THE MARCH
MYSTERY IN BRUTAL ATTACK ON YOUNG
TACOMA NURSE IS STILL UNSOLVED

Dorothy Glass, a pretty %
year-Old Tacoma nurse, is to-
day towering between life and
death in a Portland hospital,
the victim of vicious assault
which took place in a lonely
part of that city Tuesday night.
Police departments of both
cities are mystified. They hope,
however, to be able to find some
thingtangible upon which to base
clue as to the identity of her
attackers from the tangle of
cross-purposes of two young men
admirers, III. B. Swisher of Ia
coma and w. L. Playfair of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10
(Ry United Press Leased Wire.)

PASCO, Oct. 10.-Fourteen
witnesses called by the prosecu-
ton in the trial of Mrs. Anna
Christensen for the murder OF
her husband, a Pasco banker
were heard today.
Mrs. Van Dyke, close friend
of the Christensen family, testi-
fed that she spent the night with
Mrs. Christensen the night Chris
tensen's body was brougt home,
and when she went to Mrs. Chris
tensen's bedroom, at a. M, she
found AL Carey, the contractor
who is charged with the crime
jointly with Mrs Christensen,
sitting by the bed talking to Mrs.
Christensen, whose head was on
his arm.
Mrs. Christensen asked Mrs.
Van Dyke to remain with her the
rest of the night, which she
agreed to do. lying down on the
bed with her. A short time
later. Mrs. Van Dyke said, Mrs.
Christensen called Carey into
the room and asked him to lie
down beside her for a couple of
hours. During that time they
were caressing and using words
of endearment and planning
where they would go together to
spend the winter, said Mrs. Van
Dyke.
Mrs Van Dyke also testified to
being one of party, which in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen,
on. an auto ride one night to
Kennewick when Christensen
and his wife quarreled and Chris
Jensen attempted to drown him.
self in the Columbia river.
The first witness called was
George Carroll, negro porter on
the train, who attended the dead
banker prior to his death. He
says he told Christensen he had
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10

Portland.
Dorothy Glass was found
shortly after midnight, within
an hour and a half after her ar
rival in Portland from Tacoma,
wandering about in the East end
of the Oregon city, crying hys-
terically and suffering from a
frightful wound on her head and
bruises and cuts over her entire
body.
, When taken to the hospital
she was asked who had assault
ed her and she refused to tell.
Search of her effects brought to
light a bank book and a card,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10
BIG. CAMPAIGN

The Commercial club an
nounces that it has itself settled
in its new home, has settled the
financial problems consequent
thereto and now is going to get
busy on the general plan of do
ing things for the city. Munich
pal waterway for manufacturing
sites, a first-class tourist hotel
and other propositions will be
taken up now.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10
Y.M.C.A. SCHOOL
FOR DEBATING

All young men in Tacoma now
viii probably become spellbind-
erS.
The Y. NJ. C. A. tonight opens
new department in the form of
a debating school and public
speaking training class.
Prof. Bernard Lambert, in
structor in oratory at the Puget
Sound university, will speak to-
night and get the work started.
When the class gets to going,
oratorical contests will be ar
ranged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10

ent controversy are Servia, pop
ulation 100000, army 1885,
900; Montenegro, population
100000, army $4,000; Bull
garia, population 100000,
army 100000; Roumania, popu-
lation 100000, army 100000,
and Greece, population 1000.
army $4,000, total available
10000.
On the opposite side is Turkey,
population 100000; army
10000, which may be easily ex-
banded to 100000 trained SOL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10
Real Estate Transfers

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SAL Nv &c G Edwin e Bronson to Ella 100
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fac sites & l. 23 & n7h It L
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diers.
The visible bone of contention
is the outrageous treatment OF
Christians In Macedonia and
Adrianople by the Turks. But
really, Bulgaria has had its eye
on Macedonia since it seeded
from Turkey four years ago and
made its ruler an independent
car. Greece wants Crete. Ser
via would willingly divide Mace
donia with Bulgaria.; and little
Montenegro would appreciate a
slice
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-The
actual trial of Police Lieutenant
harles Becker, charged with the
murder of Gambler Herman Ros-
enthal in front of the Hotel Me-
tropole here. began today when
the twelfth member of the jury
was secured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10
FRIEND BARES WIFE'S
CONDUCT ON THE TRAIN

been "doped," but Christensen
denied it and declared that 1t
could not have been SO. for HIS
wife filled the flask from which
he drank. The conductor and
brakeman of the train testified
to practically the same thing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10

y, alt ntnd Oct. 1O-The prevailing high price
OF all Kinds responsible
reported from the village of Kaersdorf in sesa,
scarcity OF beef amounts almost a famine.
An old delivery horse fell dead
and was dragged to nearby skinned. While
preparations being made
the village custom, number of wOrsmen employment
appeared and with acknves proceeded
every particle of flesh that could be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10

The Balkan states have been
called the cockpit of Europe"
For years there's been trouble
brewing there, lots of harsh talk
and no little fighting. Just now
they are all threatening Turkey.
On the one hand in the pres
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10
OH! YOU ELECTRIC SLEPT
(By United Press Leased Wire

BERLIN, Oct. 1O.-Sufferers from insomnia will be in
terested the electric sleep
which be turned Off desired.
Thus far it has been applied only rabbits
SO successful have been the experiments that the doctor be-
Heves human beings be subjected similar
with beneficial without sleep
is produced by kind which, applied the
base of the brain has narcotic effect that until
dscOnnecon is made.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10

English, French, German. Y.
w. G. A. Advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10

BUDA PEST, Oct. 10.-The
Turkish forces are locked in bat
tie today with Montenegro
troops around Detechich, is the
same that met defeat yesterday
at Planitza mounain. The artil-
lery fire of the Montenegrins was
most effective yesterday and the
Turks were driven back with
staggering losses.
King Peters youngest son is
fighting with his fathers troops,
serving as captain of artillery.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-A dis
patch from Constantinople, re-
ceived here early today, says:
Bulgaria and Servia are ex-
pected to send another ultima
tum to Turkey today Relations
have not yet been severed. The
Greek ultimatum has not been
presented as yet. Greece is re-
luctant to start war. Represen-
tatives of the powers here have
abandoned hope of preventing
general hostilities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10
Ole J. johnson

Wednesday--Mrs. Marena John
son Isaacson. age So. 543S Thomp-
son avenue. Remains at Morrow e.
Storfie's, South Tacoma, awaiting
funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10

that of Playfair.
The young mans room was To-
Gated by the police, and he was
reused from his bed, but salts
fled the Investigators that he
knew nothing of the attack.
Investigation then turned to
Swisher, who is manager of the
Northwestern Employment agen-
cy here. Those who saw the
girl leave the train said a man
answering Switsher's description
accompanied her.
Swisher was in Tacoma yester-
day, however, and left for Port
land last evening. His fellow
workers at the employment
agency were guarded in giving
out any information, and refused
to answer the question as to
whether or not Swisher had left
with the girl Tuesday when she
went to Portland.
They admitted he had not been
seen since last night, when he
left hurriedly, supposedly for
Portland. The police here are as
convinced of his innocence as
those of Portland are of Play
fairs.
Swisher, it is said, is engaged
to marry Miss Glass, and Play
fair told the police in Portland
that he was paying the girl his
attentions.
Miss Glass spent most of her
time in the other city, but came
to Tacoma on the night of Sep
TENDER 20. Her place of abode
here has not been disclosed and
that of Swisher's is being kept a
secret.
PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 10
A number of the suitors of Miss
Dolly Glass. the pretty young Ia
coma nurse. who is In a local
hospital recovering from a beat
ing supposed to have been ad-
ministered by one of them, are
being Intercepted today by the
police.
Two suitors, B. H. Swisher and
Lionel Playfair, the former of
Tacoma, have been examined and
exonerated, and others are being
questioned today.
The girl stolidly refuses to re-
veal the identity of her assailant,
covering this up with the story
that she remembers nothing of
the affair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10

join the Y. W. G. A. Hospital
ity club. Advertisement.
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(BULLETIN)

(By United Press Leased Wire
VIENNA, Oct. 10.-Dispatches
received here today from Get
tingje, the capital of Montenegro,
state that many villages along
the Turko-Montenegro frontier
are in flames. ounded peasants
are reported fleeing into the in
terror OF Montenegro.
Reports from Turkish sources
charges the Montenegrin troops
with having slaughtered women
and children.
The outcome of the battle
around Ditrhitch mountain be-
tween Turkish and Montenegrin
troops is still in doubt.
CETTINGJE, Oct. 1O.-A des-
perate battle is in progress today
between Turks and Montengrins
around Detchich mountain, along
the road to Scutari. The Turks,
reinforced and strongly en-
trenched. are moving down the
advancing Montengeris, but the
Balkan soldiers are gamely stand
ing their ground.
Crown Prince Danilo, is COM
handing the Montenegrin troops.
King Nicholas, however, is in
general charge of operations.
The officers who had command
of the Turks now battling with
FRINGE Danilo's forces, commit
ted suicide just before the battle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10
MONTENEGRINSIN
DESPERATE FIGHT
WITH THE TURKS

started because Constantinople
ordered a more experienced OFF,
Ger to take charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10

Millinery, sewing, cooking. Y.
w. G. A. Advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10
LOCAL DEATH RECORD
}. j. Dunseath

j. j. Dunseath
Wednesday,. J. Dunseath. age
38. 1902 Sprague street. Survived
by widow, two daughters and a son,
Clifford. Remains at Hoska-Buck
ley King company's. Funeral will
probably be held from their chapel
Saturday afternoon.
Ole j. johnson
Wednesday--Ole J. johnson, age
so. Remains were taken to Belling-
ham last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 10.
-Skirmishing between Turk
and Bulgarian troops is in prog
ress today near Klissura and Tun-
bush, according to a dispatch re-
ceived here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-10

Gymnasium classes now open.
Y. w. C. A. Advertisement. "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-12
COTTON BELT APPEALS
 BACK TAX SUIT

Little Rock. Oct. l0.-The Cotton Belt railroad 7aS appealed to Su- pfema GGHri he back tax suit in whi"4 judgment was returned n p0- !aski Ghancery OUT in favor Of ;he stat" fer oyci x 600 T&e suiG ia for
 the nol'ectt II Of taxes fer lal under the Hen egson art prescribing a. tax Of O.4e-tWentieth of one ger cant n the smoun lf capi al and assf IS employed by a corporation in the 5 ate. Practically all cnr9ofations have laid l. except the Cotton Belt which prop ses to make test case of {. The case will b ca ricd U he Supreme GouT of the United States
 There are al least elgat cases from Arkansas now pending in the Wash ingtcn tribunal The suit involving act will be called for submission in q feN days. TT ere are four cases in O'''5 'i' 'o' di J VI t"t P idiii ; act oi 1909. The railroad rate ease for which the Legislature nf5 ap- propriated nearly $15,o00 ;J be usel in prosecuting it, is also pending. i The case of W. :. Rhea, convicted of murder, involving the validity of the colTt at which he was t.ied also the case of Caldwell Gnd Drake to man lam Is the $ ate Aud tor for lhc issu- aDce Of warrants on the 5 ate eapi- tol, are pending in t@e highest court,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-12
STATE CAPITOL NEWS.

Little Rock, Oct. 1o.-The State Treasury is moYing into it's elegant new quarters at the new capitol.
 Secretary of State Hodges went to CorWa yesterday to deliver an ad- dress at the Faulkner county fair.
 State Supt. Cook will deliver an ad- dress Friday, Oct. Is, at the school fair to be held in connection with the Pulaski county fair.
 The Newborn Grocer Co.,, of Mari- anna, has been incorporated with 2 capital stock of $40 900, of which $3o,- coo has been subscribed. The officers are M. E. Ne eNbern, president; D.. ll Adams, vice president, A. G. AEaer. son, secretary, and M. A. stevens u easurer. 2i
 Transcript has been filed ina .Su preme Court in the case Of City O Little Rock vs. Reinman 6 Wolfort in which the city is seeking to fore the livery stable to move out of, thl business district. = ~:s :! %<
 The attorney general, will file al amended complaint Saturday in tn haek-tax suits against the insul,fne. companies. .c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-12
GAR SHORTAGE
 Is DISCUSSED
Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain bi-
 liciaI. Urge o-nrffati0n.

Missouri Poeifi4-1fon Noun q Il freigaf traffic dcb2rtmen affarfals nc Wedncgday in st. Louis and dis cp2sod me ea shortage problem 0i.a whicl they are c.nfronted Stress Ws laid on tne iHs rastiona eFen ageat5 to 4ee tkat .ipBefs load an1 unio9! cars as quickly Al possible, so he raga may be sanf 10 supply r.e dc taan.l 0 Inc ship4.ing public where ffie raffic ia fhe heaviest
 Gise far ese present shnsfasa i'll ears was dccIa ed to be :i1n unusual iy large crops and nc heavy conse- 4ueai traffic Ii Ya8 aaid several lailsoals rc cans ng the situation Q bccoma more confused by dctaining
 he cars Of foreign roads an3 using them for theis own traffic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-12

"Dd you visit h. Lafayette b. hs about two weeks before the murder Of Herman Rosenthal?" asked Mir. Moss.
 T did," answered the witness.
 And whom did you see there2'
 'I .aw Jack Rose and f.iaHtenana Becker"
 "Did you see them f getaer or hear any rt of t2e.s conyersatior?' persi5 ed M.. Moss.
 "Yes,' replied the witness without hesiation. h 'I saw them there to- getaer in the s cam room and heard part cI their conversation
 What was that conversat on?''
 q heard Lieu enant Becker say to Rose: If you fellows dcn't creak t1at --- -- within the next few days I'll cnoak him myself.
 How did you know it was Rose 10 whom Lieutenant Becker was talk ing9n
 T had known Rose for several years nd he recognized me and spoke t9 mo while was in he room where the conyersa i Il took place.
 How did you know it was Leuten- &l, Pecker Who spoke to Rose?"
 T hGd seen Lieutenant Becker be- ts,9, at which time was fod his name and connection with the police apartment '
 SVitch'ng from his line of Gues- ti0ns t9 n effog to get inf rmatioa concern ng t3e four gunmen charged wit the actual killing MT. Moss ask cd lie witness if h. could identify either Or all of the asssssins.
 "i had known for some time by sight tree of he men who l saw in front of the Metropole n the nigh @ the killing
 The four gunmen were brought in to cote. {. and identified by I.uban.