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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-27
Scours-or Disrrnea.

spray the pen with 4 good disinfeet
ant
Scours-or Disrrhea.
The most frequent trouble IN raising
a calf on saimmiik is securing. The
reason of this in nearly all cases is in
digestion. due 10 one or more of the
following preventabie causes: Too
much milk; sour milk when the calf
has been used 10 sweet: changing from
whole TO skimmilk too suddenly: ir
regular hours of feeding. dirty feed
ing pals and dirty wet bedding. The
disease frequently begins With consti
patton. which soon gives way TO diar-
rhea.
Should the calf begin to Scour at
any time give il just about half its
usual ration for 4 feed or two and
two tablespoonful Of raw linseed oil
or castor oil. Some add twenty drops
of laudanum. When the securing has
stopped, gradually increase the feed
until the calf is getting its regular al
iowance.
There are several remedies for scours
recommended by different authorities
OF these the most popular seem 10 be
raw eggs, -four. limewater. black tea
and blood meal. The latter IS highly
recommended rs a calf feed. About
teaspoonful in the milk is said 10 be
a cure for scours and II fed regularly
is preventive.
The first year-when she Is calf-i>
the most important in a cows life
stunt the calf and II can never develop
into the profitable cow which good
care and thrifty growth would have
produced. Ii is true that the COW IS
partly born and partly made. Our aim
should be 10 train the calf to make use
Of coarse foods.
Dehornins.
Where a large number OF cows run
together IL is probably the safest aud
best plan to have them dehorned.
though it certainly detracts from their
appearance. The best time TO dehorn
is in calfhood. Calves may be easily
dehorned when few days old CLIP
the hair where the rudimeutary horns
appear and with moisteued stick Of
caustic potash rub the little buttons Of
horn until the skin becomes iutiamed
and tender to the touch One appliea-
ton Is usually sufficient. As caustic
potash burns. be careful not 10 get IL
on the hands or on the calf's head.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-27
Howard c. Thompson Frank ". Bixby
BIXBY e. THOMPSON
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Court House. Bellingham. Wash.
DR.. S. j. TORNEY

Special practice limited TO diseases
of the Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat
Glasses properly fitted.
ALASKA BLDG. BELLlNGHAM
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-27
EBER E. BAXTER
ALL KINDS OF DRAWING
COAL FOR SALE

Express and Team work. Some choic
Alder Wood for sale. Prompt at
tention to all business. Phone R3Sl
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-27
CHAS. B. SAMPLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW

Notary Public. Wills. Deeds. and
Mortgages drawn, Abstracts examined
Collections made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19

Cuturrh begins by congestion OF
the blood vessels ct mucous mcm-
hranc. Any mucous membrane Is
mudr up mostly minute blood YES
y,ls, called capilmrics, Cold or irri-
totion or amy sort IL liable to- pro.
ducc congestion ct these cnpilliurics
IT the irritation is slight aud is quick
W removed the congestion very soon
disappears and No bad result obtains.
nut II the irritation ls repeated many
times or is long continued e chronic
condition ut congestion ui the mu-
cuus membranes may occur. THIS Is
ordinarily called cutarh.
The blood me- longer ',r.Wutca free.
~ I'm the small blood vessels that com
pos" the mucous me mhranc. The
blood becomes damned up In the
vessels causing the vessels to swell
up ana tn" blood tu staguatc and the
serum ut the blood To- rNudr from the
wallis oi the blood vessels, producing
discharges,
These discharges are ordinarily
called mucous discharges The fact
IT, however the discharges are not
property mucous, Real mucous does
not irrltulo hut ls Wholesome fluid
which covers every mucous mem
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
WILLIAM NOEOEL
OF BERNAL|LLO
IS DEAD
Well Known Old Character
Passes Away in Hospital
Here; Leaves Estate Valued
at About $4,000.

william Model aged nny-hve
years, for thlrty-three years citizen
OF Bernalillo aud one of tho best
known characters In the state, died
this morning at o'clock at ~. Jo-
seph's hospital In this city from cir
rhosis OF the liver. Noedel came from
Germany TO this country thirty-fve
years ago. settling In BernalillO two
years later, Ho leaves sister ~
Germany. His will IL In IA local bank
and II Is understood he leaves an
estate valued at about $4,000. He
retired from the mercantile business
In BernalillO two or three years ago
and had been seriously III for some
months previous 10 his death.
The funeral viii be held from the
Catholic church In Bernalillo Thurs"
day morning at 10 o'clock. The re-
mains will be sent TO BernaiillO to-
morrow morning and meanwhile any
local friends wishing To view the re-
mains Inay 40 30 tonight at the
French 4 LOwbsr undertaking eStab-
liAhment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19

tu man named Williams hut he did
not think he looked like Mcnamara,
also asked him whether he had not
been ia" gu-hrtwccn In getting the
dSuamtcr back t. indianapolis. He
denied II ana later said he had de-
ridv3 t. make a clean breast of II. We
appointed To meet the next day but In
the meantime Munsry had seen
Juhunnsen aud when he reappcHrcd
the next day he had decided not To
talk further
81 also had Il talk with TvietmOe
about labor conditions In Los Angeles
In which he said General Harrison
Gray Otis, proprietor of the Times,
was regarded us an enemy uf union
labor"
Malcolm Laughed, chauffeur,
tHniacd thutr hI"gu+y. 10rl."ne" took
Mrs Flurn CHplnn. wife Of David Cap
Tan, indicted On n charge of murder
with MrNamua tnR Reno, New. Mrs.
rHplHn had been Summoned ~ u Wit
ness against men other than her hus-
band
lnughcHd said he was called Ia
1Nictmuu'S office, whence. with johann
usuu uud anutdur man he drove many
mites to u canyon, Whcr" they wcr"
juin"d by Mra Cuplan ana her two
hildrou, Later they went Ia Reno,
he said, ana TNuitmoc gave him u $25
IN for his work, Further testimony
that Herbert $. lluckin, now on trial.
furnished the COVE. nm"nt information
last winter VAS given by II. a. Graves,
detective. Graves said mat llocklu
arrug"d with him to get In touch
With " j. burns, another detective,
tud that llOCkin later met Turns and
d"nyorrd certain papers wanted by
The prosecution,
ruthr Wrrkly Cryslnl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
TURKS THANK AMERICANS
FOIi RELIEF on SUFFERING.

New York, Nov. la..-Constnntino-
pie IL being successfully defended
against the Balkan allies, according
to the Turkish grand vi2icr Kiamil
pashn, who has sent cahlcgram to
oscar :. Straus. former American am.
bassad"r to Turkey, thanking those
IN this country who have expressed q
desire t. help relieve the suncring
resulting from the war. Under date
Of November Il the grand vi2tcr ca.
hl"s Ms follows:
Forced tu an unjust war before
accomplishing our mobilization Enc
mics conquered most Of Rumrlia. Do
Tending successfully Iuustauiinuplr
at Tchatnlia. Atrocities aud mnssa b
CrCs obliged thousands of Muhummc-
dan families 10 emigratc. prcudrul
misery followed. Cholera doing more
harm than enemies. Thousand thuuks
FOR cndeavorlng to help sufferers"
Worlds Championship baseball.
Pustimc tonight ana tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
CLANCY TAINTED ON
SEEING M'NINNIGNI

indianapolis. Ind, Nov. l9.--llow
Eugene A. clancy, ~ labor union Of
liCiul Of san Francisco. tainted when,
after making .admlYiOns In thus DIS
trict attorneys office In Los Angeles.
hc saw through the crack at door
standing la another room OrtIr H..
MECHANICAL, the confessed dynamitcr,
WIS rclnicd AT the dynamite con.
spirucy" trial yesterday.
oscar LaWlrr, special assistant t.
IN" attorney general, and Arthur l..
Noitch, who gathered evidence In the
dynamtng cases In california. said
Clancy collapsed Ia December, 1911,
after admitting In their prcscncc that
h. knew james n, Mcnamara was on
the coast to blow up nUn-unon-i Jobs
LnWlcr ana Ncltch also named Olaf
\, TYcitmnr ana Anton Juhannsen,
San Francisco; W II. P0hlman, Sc.
attic. ana J, T.. Munsey, salt Lake
city, ns being aware of Mcnamara :
dynumiting' mission
The witnesses said Clancy at tn,
district attorneys office told this
! story:
In August, before the Los Angelic
| Times explosion, tlunCy went To Sc.
attic. where he was introduced by
| lAOhlmun 10 James H. Mcnamara, wht
said Ia clancy. "NWu know what Tn
out here for ana then explained h,
| way To do dNnamiting. Clancy then
| went to the IiOvhrster convention ul
the international Association u
| Bridge ana structural Iron Workers
whore ne talked with J. J. MCNnmhTi
about the visit Of the dynnmiter (,
| the PnClnC coast.
| Clancy was la lIuston with Mlchae
| Young when h" read vt the killing %
people at the I.oa Angeles explosion
| Immediately he telegrapSrd L
shorty" at san Francisco 10 "clcaI
house." meaning to get rid of certain
tCclgrams about j. rs western "trip
lie also hurried west, stopping u
salt Lake cay To see Munscy. the ITuI
| Workers business agent there
Whether Munscy told him the dynu
inter was hiding In Salt Lake City
Clancy refused to say, adding.
you had better see Munsey abou
that"
when the Llcwcllyn iron works II
Los Angels was blown up on Decem
her ~. 1910, McMunlgal. who did tina
job. appeared IN Clancy's office II
San Francisco. tncy told him 4
see TvcitmOc.
Just after he had told this stor!
Clancy, who had heart trouble, turne,
around and saw MECHANICAL through
the crack OF door lie tainted
Asked later why, knowing McNamari
was guilty. hc had Joined with Tvclt
moe an1 JOhannsen in the defense o
the Mcnamara brothers. Clancy re-
piled he considered II "nonc Of hi
business"
Mr.. Lawler then told OF an inter
view he had with Munsey known q
Jack Bright"
"MunBey told me that after tn
Times explosion he was sent by j. ]
Mcnamara 10 inquire whether Tn
people In Los Angeles thought tn
building had been destroyed by escap
ing gas" said Mr. Lawl1r.
II told Munsey we had informatio
that he hid James u. In Salt Lake CIT
for two weeks after the explosion
that we had salt Lake City tailor
Theodore Bonn who made suit O
clothes for Mcnamara. and In fac
Munsey's own wife had given us a de
scrlptIon OF McNamGra a. q man I
whom she rented n room.
Munsey admitted no rented a FOOT
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
BRIGHT SPEAKER At
UNION MEET
TONIGHT
Menace of Mormonism" Sub
jeot of Talk by Rev. Mr..
LOngfellOw Last Night
First Of Home Mission Week
potho Weekly. crystal.

The Rev =, Alonzo Bright. superin-
tcndrnt ul state missions for the
Methodist church, viii be- the speak
or at the Congregational church to-
night at the second Of the union serv-
Ices of Home Mission week, held by
the churches at this city
ArchdeacOn W. H. warren, rector
Of st. Johns Episcopal church, VIII
preside at the service aud special mu-
sic will be furnished by the choir OF
the Presbyterian church
The sermon last night was dcliv'
cred by the Rev. T.. W. LOngicllow
pastor OF the First Baptist church
whose subject was 1.-THE Menace III
MOrmonlHm." II was "A splendid nd
dress and tho attendance was large
preSaglnE good crowds through tn
week. The Congregational Churcl
choir furnished the music last night
Services begin at 1870 y. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
Nasty Scandal In Portland

Porllari. ore, Nov. l9.--Thrcc
additional arrests were mndc today
In connection with scandal among
men aud boys when has shaken this
city sine" saturday, when Flrycn men
were arrested aud one other attempt
81 suicide
The men arrested today are Harry
y. Work Il hotel clerk; T.. T.. Wcdc-
meyer, u bOokk"cpcr, and W. n.
Tirrncy. department manager of Il
lhrg" drug house. OF the fourteen
men arrested, but two have Dorm able
To furnish bonds. All the defend
ants say" one were urrnigncd late to.
day ANA held under bonds OF from
$4,000 To $4,000. Several add.
tiunal warrants were issued todaS
ana will be served as rapidly as pos.
sibl". Several of the suspected per.
sons have left Portland.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19

remedy.
Not because Peruna IL a remedy
for many diseases, nut because ca
tarrh can locate itself In these var
ious organs and disturb their fpnc-
lions.
Sometimes catarrh In associated
with constipation. Other times a Ca
tarrhal subject may not be troubled
with constipation. In some Instances
there Ii II loOsenGEa OF the bowels.
People beginning the use OF Pc
runa Tor chronic catarrh, wherever
located, will usually get valuable adj
vice by writing me, giving me a
statement of the case.
! do not think II will be necessary
for me In this article to describe ca
tarrh NJ the various organs OF the
body. II ~ sufficient for me to any
In general way that any organ IL
subject To Cutnrrh. because these or
gans are lined by mucous menu
hrauc. When once caturrh attacks
IN organ Is deranges tho function OF
that organ more or less.
Il catarrh attacks the stomach
dyspepsia IN the result.
II 1t attacks tho lurnyN ana bron-
ch,al tubes, bronchitis and larnygltls
will result,
It 1t attacks the lungs, cough and
symptoms that resemble consumption
will follow.
u caWrrh attacks the Kidneys dis
turhancc uf the urinary organs IL
certain. tHtnrrh OF the bladder is a
very common form Of Catarrh, IL
produces distressing symptoms. a
hrgr proportion ct men past middle
liic have this form or cutarrh, more
or less
not only devised remedy to
meet those eases, bat have at my
command q corps ~ assistants and
helpers which enables me to come
into personal touch with thousands
at people suffering from catarrh, and
assist them In the treatment of their
ease.
F".ru-na, Muu-a.lin and I.a-cu-pia.
manufactured hy the pc-ru-na CONF
panN, Columbus, ohio. Sold ut all
drug stores.
SPECIAL NOTICE--Mnny persons
inquire for Tho uld-Tlnc Peruna.
They want the peruna that their
fathers ana mothers used to take.
The old pcrunn ~ now called Ka-
tur-no. " your dealer does not keep
It for sale write the Ku-tar-nO Com
panN Columbus. Onto, and they will
tell you all about II.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
LATEST THEORY or CATARRH
EXPLAINED BY DR. HARTMAN

bfAne in the body. The catarrhal
oia6harge n derapged sort Of mu
ooua that n Irritating and very un-
wholesome. Such discharge not
only further irritates the mucous
membranes sometimes completely
destroying them, but the discharge Ia
IL weakening drain on the system.
Precious blood serum IL lost In this
way.
This condition OF AFFAIRS In liable
bowels and any other internal organ.
As said before, II most frequently oc-
ours III the nose and throat,
Sometimes little relief can be
obtained by the use OF local appllco-
lions, esucciully when the catarrh Is
confined the nose and throat
Rut catarrh cannot be successfully
treated 10y local applications. The
only remedies that are effective ar,
Internal remedies.
To devise a remedy for cntarrh
that could he tnkcn safely and erect.
lively tor Catarrh Wherever It hap
pencd tu hr located In the body, {,
devise such remedy has been tn,
ambition ana study OF my lifetime.
think have Obtained such d
remedy In pcrunu, 1 regard Pcrunn
TX an effective and safe cntarrh rem
odN | have never recommended, II
for any other disease than cntnrrh
The notion that prevails that I re-
gard perUna us n cure-all IN entirely
erroneous. CatHrrh IL liable To at
feet ~ many organs for which
have recommended pcruna That II
has given rise to the impression that
recommend pcruna for different
dloascs. recommend pcruna onlS
tor CHtarrh. liut Il du insist that II
Is n remedy not only for c0tarrh ot
the nose and throat, nut for catnrrh
Of the stomach aud lungs, larnyN
liver ana other Internal organs.
The Kidneys are especially liable
Ia Cutarrh, II the C,tarrh goes on
unchecked In the Kidneys II leads "a
organic disease. sometimes called
BriRht's disease.
wish To make II plain that Pc
ruul is not Curc-all; that ! have
never recommended II az a CurC-all
that I have always insisted that It
WAS remedy for cAtarrh and Tor
Cntnrrh only. hope | have made
this plain.
II caturrh affects the stomach. Pc
RUM Be- the remedy,
II ruurh affects the Kidneys, Pc.
runH b. the remedy
II ratIrrh affects the colon, the in
tcstinrs or the lungs, rcruna * the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
DONDSN DECLINE
LONGER TO- GO
SECURITY FOR
LABOR MEN
Two Men Charged With Dyna-
mite Conspiracy Surrender
ed to United States Marshal
at indianapolis.
DESTRUCTION OF PEORIA
BRIDGE PLANT DESCRIBED
my Lesssd wire 60 Evsn,aE nrraIaI


indianapolis, Nov, H. Edward
Smythc ana james H. Ray of Peoria.
H., two OF tho forty.iiyv defendants
In the dynamite conspiracy uial,
were placed In Jail today because
their hondsmen withdrew the svcur.
ity on which they had been at Iih-
crty.
At the opening OF court, attorneys
Tor the bondsmen announced they
would surrender tn" PRISONERS. who
then were placed In tn" custody Of the
United states marshal The reason
Tor the Withdrawal # the bonds was
not given.
SmNthr, who II superintendent of
construction for the city at pcurin,
Was former secretary treasurer NJ u
local irunwurkers' union In Ortie r..
MCMunigtl's confession he frequently
was mentioned as having assisted the
dSnumitcr In causins explosions at
Peoria.
Ray, former president of Peoria
union, seldom has been mentioned
since the trial began
Testimony was given to-day concern
II. Johnson, superintendent uT a com
pany which constructed u bridge ut
Peoria. said In 1910 SmSthc, Ray and
Herbert :. Hockln solicited him To-
put union men on thu ioi and Huckiu
added
Their viii be something doing 1t
YOU don't"
"Non-uniou men were put to work.
sad the witness, land the first oXptu-
sion occurred June ut that Soar."
Three months later the plant of the
constructor was blown up. II was on
this job that Mechanical said he blew
up with Smytno's aid. one can of
nitroglyrcrin left by McMuniRnl failed
To explode. Through this clue. John
Son said. he traced the purchase of
the explosive To Portland. Ind, and
thus put detectives on the trail OF the
lynnmtrr, II month before the loss
Of life AZ Los Angeles and six months
before any arrests were made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
EATS FREELY BUT
HAS NO DYSPEPSIA
Takes II mild laxative with good
Iwpsln aud insurcs his conn
Tnrt Hnh pleasure.

Takes II mild laxative wlth good
pcpsln nud inSurcs his conn
Tnu Hnd pleasure.
Fortunate is she man whu can eat
ANY thing wlhrW suffering the tor
lures nf dyspepsia, but M few are 10
fortunate care should be- taken IN the
matter Of diet. Eating slowly, mas
Heating the food thoroughly aud talk
Ing short walk after the heavy meal
Of the day viii do much towards HH-
Histing dlgeatlon, Any gTOwn-up per-
son ought 10 know the peculiar foods
that do not agree, ana those should
be avoided.
when these cOmmon-senac aids
fail the next thing to do In TO take a
mild digestive tonic with laxative
properties. ana there Ii none better
than DR.. Caldwell's syrup Popsln. II
contains the greatest ~ all aids To
dlgcstion, good pepAln. II has other
ingredients that act mildly on the
bowels, ana combined II forms "a com
binatlOn for the relief Of dyspepsia
or indigestion that II unsurpassed
lts action IN IN tone and strengthen
the stomach ana bowel muscles ~
that they can again do their work
naturally without outside aid, and
when that happy moment comes all
medicine can be dispensed with, II
IL the best remedy Obtalnable for any
disorder OF the stomach, liver and
bowels, nor dyspepsia, constipation
blliousneas. headaches, dTowSIneHa
after eating, gGB on the stomach, etc
Thousands OF users Will testify "a
this, among them, sergt. o. Shapar
IT. Douglas. Utah, and MIR. J. a. Man
chester. Manchester, la.
syrup Pepnin ID sure In its reaults
and a vast Improvement over chewing
or swallowing tablets and minis, 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
BEATS HER SICK
HUSBAND With
WH|SKEY BOTTLE
South First Street Woman Ar
rested for BelabOring Tuber.
cular Invalid Over Head
With Liquor Receptacle.

Intoxicated and physical wreck
from II too free indulgence In liquor.
n woman whose name to the police ls
unknown, was arrested at G20 South
First street NJ I o'clock today by Po-
liCcman Pablo LuIun. l'hc woman.
when arrested, was heating her hus-
band over the head with n quart
huttl" at whiskcN The husband In
dying ~ tuberculosis The couple
live In pitiublc condition In small
ahuCk upmsltr the Santa Fe coal
ChutCs on South First street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
PROGRESSIVES TO
STAY IN GAME
AS DISTINCT
PARTY
Roosevelt Disposes of Idea
That Bull MoOsers Will
Seize First. Opportunity to
Fuse With Opponents.
my Leased Wire 10 EvsninE Hcraidi

[By Leased Wire 60 Evening" Herald J
New York, Nuv. Theodore
Roosevelt ana Oscar :. strauss adj
dressed u general cunfcrruc" of Pro-
gressivc state leaders in session here
today. This afternoon the conference
was to decide the question of fusiun
In elections hereafter. with particular
reference to suggested fusion with
anti-Tnmmany forces In New York.
II was Colonel RuUsuvcits first
speech since the election. lie said;
"Therc have been times when II
was said that we were merely bolt
Ing faction of one of the parties and
would attempt to fuse again with that
party. We will not. In this purity
organization Of ours, Democrats
ana cx- Republicans stand alike. Both
Of the old parties represent IA" same
privilege ana BOth Of them stand ON
the vital issues Of the day shoulder
to shoulder, side by side, ana II n ouT
business To- show the people that they
are simply dcludcd when they are
privileged to vote under either Of til,
old parties"
Worlds Championship Baseball
Pastimc tonight and tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
TURKS CLAIM RFrI1.SE
OF BULGARIAN INFANTRY

Cons,an lnnple, Nov. is.---Thc artil-
lcrS fight along the lines of Tchatalja
was less violent yesterday than ON
sunday according to report ol
Na2lm Pushu, the Turkish command.
or in chief Firing, however, oc-
CURED along the whole line nr forti-
hcations. he continued: eve re-.
pulsed the cnemys infantry. VIVA
tried to advance at some points"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
TURKS LOSE THOUSAND
DEAD AT MON AST

Belgrade, Nov. 1.-THE Turkish
casualties during the three days
fighting prior 20 the fall OF Monastir.
before the attack Of the SeTvlan
troops. are reported to have reached
/ ZOO.
Great quantities OF modern field
guns. rifles and supplies fell into the
hands OF the BerVlans
Tho serVlan government considers
that with the fall Of MOnPstlr the
work Of Its army In Macedonia can be
regarded as complete. In exactly one
month they have swept the Turkish
army from the whole OF old servla
and captured booty worth many mill
tona.
king Peter OF servia will make q
triumphant entry into MSnastlr IN a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
Former Policeman n Suicide.

Seattle, Wash, Nov, 10. 5000 Edward
u. East, who was dropped from the
semitic police farce u month ago for
drinking. shot ana KILLED himself to-
day by placing u shotgun muzzle In
his mouth ana dlschnrging tho wenp"
ON, This wus his fourth attempt at
suicide In year,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19
Stubborn Defense Of Constant
inople and Fear of Cholera
Responsible for Change of
Front.
VICTOR AND vANQUIsHED
TO MEET IN CONFERENCE
Austrian Jealousy of Servia
Only Obstacle to Complete
Harmony Among the Great
Powers.

y London, Nov. 10. -- An eight
q hours urmistice has been q
. agreed to between tn" hui .
. garians and Turks at Tchalalia, =
= su that both armies may bury =
. their dead, according To- a news =
. agency dcspitch from CONSTANT =
y puplc,