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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-21

l. O. o. F., NO. 81, MEETS EVERY
Wednesday evening in l. o. O. F.
Hall.
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Supervisor ]. r. Barton of the ma
tional forest service, delivered two if.-
teresting lectures to the students of
the forestry department Monday and
Tuesday afternoons.
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Church of Christ, Scientist.

Corner jackson and Sd streets Sun
day services, IL a. m. Wednesday 7:3O
p. m. All are cordially invited.
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THE STAR-MIRROR'S
UNIVERSITY PAGE

Continued from Page 81
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The Weather.

For northern Idaho: Showers or
snow furries tonight and Thursday.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-21

Mrs. Helen Denning, Peninah New
lin, Trix Howard and Helen Chase
were entertained at the Phi Delta
Theta house Sunday afternoon.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-21

Safe deposit boxes for rent. Thomp-
son Bros. x
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-21

STAR REBEKAH LODGE, NO. IS,
meets I'd and 4th Tuesday.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-21

M. w. OF A., PARADISE CAMP, NO.
1858, meets I'd and 4th Thursday.
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MOSCOW BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PHOTOGRAPHERS
H. P. Eggan

Photographer, Pictures and Fl lmes
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-21

X. OF p, NO. 1, MEETS EVERY
Monday in K. Of p Hall.
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B. P. 0. E., NO. 249, MEETS I'd AND
4th Saturday
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-21

FlTHIAN SISTERS, NO. "a, MEET
every Tuesday in X. of P. Hall.
The oasis., 1912-04-27
{ SOLUTION.

In an interview in the Arizona Democrat, reproduced in the col umns of THE OASIS last week, a Globe merchant instances the law in Mexico that in mines and upon other semi-public works at least seventy-6ve per cent of the labor must be performed by citizens of the country. Something of that kind would be elficacious in reach ing the objects sought to be at tained by the Kinney bill, which proposes to prohibit employment underground of anyone who does not speak the English language, and would not work at the same time an exclusion from such em- ployment large number of Mex jeans, many of whom are native Arizonans and Americans by birth. Such a law would exclude the Slavs and Polacks who are leeches upon the state, and would retain the native who has been reared here, and his compatriot from across the line, both of whom disburse here all their earnings, and do not impoverish the land which gives them support.
The oasis., 1912-04-27

piled immediately, without friction, and with the utmost dispatch pos sible. In the second place who shall decide in such cases? Who shall weigh in the balance the re- lative value to the world of lives, and take cognizance of such as shall be sacri6ed2 Before all the claims submitted could be sifted all the entire company might per ish, and who is there to sit in judgment upon the respective values of various lives? The ships officers have all they can do to save with the utmost expedition those who can be saved; and to stop to question would open the way to that very frenzy that re- suits in total losses of life, as in the case of the French liner La Bur. goyne, some twelve years ago.
 No, the law of the sea, as it has come down through countless gen. erations cannot be changed or altered. It is the sum of human wisdom in such cases provided, and nothing can be substituted which would work as we'll and save as many really valuable lives.
The oasis., 1912-04-27

SUNDAY last another clipping, with the same article from the Appeal to Reason, receipt of two of which was noted last week, anent the charges against Judge Sloan, was received by mail at THE OASIS office. But clippings from the Appeal to Reason, nor any other Kansas newspaper, nor any news paper outside of Arizona, do not meet the case. The charges have been presented in the legislature of Arizona, and adopted by resolu- ton of protest. Let the Arizona legislature or some Arizona demo. cratic newspaper which supports them, present the specifications. To hide behind an outside news paper does not meet the issue.
The oasis., 1912-04-27

Phoenix all gotappropriations from the last Congress; and Nogales was left at the post, although there had been introduced bill for such building at the line city. The other towns sent to Washington men who helped push to enactment the bills in which they were inter. ested. Nogales was without re. presentation and was omitted.
The oasis., 1912-04-27
THE Law OF THE SEA.

At Phoenix one day last week, while riding in the hotel taxicab to the depot THE OASIS man was amused greatly to hear drummer, with the self sufficiency of his class, deploring the law of the sea which in the wreck of the Titanic sent into the ocean depths such men as Isidor Strauss, the philan- thropist; c. NJ. Hays, the great railway manager; Archibald Butt, the brilliant soldier; w. T. Stead, the versatile writer; F. H. Harris, leading threatrical man and play producer, with long list of other men who have been ornaments to society or of great usefulness to their fellow men, to save the lives of "ignorant Italian peasant woman" and he proclaimed loudly what he would do under similar circumstances. Another passen- ger in the taxicab squelched him by remarking quietly: "You would be shot"
 It does seem hard that the lives of men such as those enumerated should be snuffed out as in a twinkling while people of but little use and of no consequence are saved. But the memorable law of the sea that in cases of calamity women and children shall be given safety first, and the men after. ward, is one that has prevailed through the centuries, and has been founded upon maxims oi sound common sense. In the first place upon such occasions there i' no time to draw distinctions anc sift out who shall be saved anc who shall not on account of superior mental endowments great influence for good, transcen dent service, etc. In the sudder emergency that demands the sac. rifce of some of the imperilleC lives there has to be some simple automatic rule, which can be ap
The oasis., 1912-04-27

MORALES people who hope for a federal building should not lay back and expect the bill for one introduced at Washington by Con- gressman Hayden to get to enact ment without pushing from this end. Douglas, Globe, Tucson and
The oasis., 1912-04-27
SOURCE OF THE INFORMATION.

At this distance, people are apt to nurse the notion that a king does his chores with his crown on his uneasy head.-El Paso Times.
 Evidently they obtain their ideas of the semblance of a monarch from frequent and long continued sean- ces with a poker deck.
The oasis., 1912-04-27

ALMOST anyone could become a large contractor if the capital to carry on the business were ad. vanced as needed by the other party to the contract.
The oasis., 1912-04-27

THERE seems arising in Mexico a sentiment which desires the con tinental policeman to step in and restore order and then get out.
The oasis., 1912-04-27

BETWEEN alien labor and non- resident mine owners Arizona is realizing but a small percentage of the output of her remarkably abundant mineral resources.
The oasis., 1912-04-27
EDITORIAL NOTES.

"IsMAY:" A name which has become the synonym of ble infamy.
The oasis., 1912-04-27

Saturday, April 2, 1912
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 STRICTLY IN AL ANCE. Payable in American Money or it's Equiva- !ent.
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 Unless otherwise specified all subscriptions, advertisements and job printing are payable ln American Money.
 Address all communications to THR OASIS, Sogales. Santa Cruz county. Arizona.
The oasis., 1912-04-27
and the Northwest

From May l to Sept. 30 return trip tickets will be on sale at Nogales to points below:
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Die adtbeorale bon 8orobino, Der
itumme 3euge Der gepaltigen S9lu4t
an Der Mobtno, lit 1897 erbnut. s5m
Sabre 1912 nuroe fie tpdbrenD Der
S9ladt IopobI BON fran3oiiihsn pie
BON ruTii9en aageIn ~getroffen uno
neil man fiirdtste, baB fe Elm Raub
Der Glammen peroen FINITE, bradts
man ale psrtboflsn 8sgsnftdnbs in
Gi6erheit. Ia9 8eenbigung bes
GeI6augss fpurbs bic air6e rsItaus
riert, ober nod beute iisbt man bic
sdbIreiden Gpuren Der 0etpehrs uno
GeidiiBfugeIn.
Sn Der Stride befinOet ii9 Elm
4ltortreu3, bos Der Yatriar1s bon
Seruialem BEN aaiIer aleranoer II.
esT6entt bat. Dies areu5 1T mad
feinem Stil unb ben es una,benoen
Giguren 5fpsifellos bsuHder 5srs
tunft. IS itdmmt aus Der 3eit Der
Greu3sige uno 1T tpobrfdeinIi9 bon
areu5fabrern nab Serufalem gebradt
unb bort in elmer 9apeue aufstitelt
norbsn.
5sBr toliodr iino ole rtiu mil co.
len psrlsn bsltidtsn aeIqbsdsn, bic.
abaeIeben bon ibrsm materielIen
M.rt, bod sef9dbt iutrOsn aIs Mus
tier altruTifder aunfttider.i. Das
StonoItat itdmmt aus einsm sinses
gongensn aloit.r unb lit uls @ans
S.s in bic Stride iiberfibrt. Die NIts
elGubigen baben fir Elm ein3iges
tlsines 5eiliasnbilb 10000 Mubel
asbOtsn; Der Weri BEG san3en JtoRoe
fiat miro ouf mebr ala 100000 Rus
BEL gefhdbt. Mm 9agt Der 6hlddt
wirb In BET airde Elm ftierliner
@oiesbienF ifaitfinosn.
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Nlk foti, .unD mIttkiIsn. odb cI'
lti CANA elatt abpsIouftn it,
Die 0ddrift brantt bsr 9aronin
cine tItin, GsrubieuHg. DtHsnunat'
ahi.t mar is fsbr ntrpcs unb ionntt
Marieitds GHtanft iaum eriparien.
GHoIia Dsrsinssn aud eisi, Stun'
ben.
Die garoniH idlOB f6 nit BEN
Wdbhtn fofort elm. mas bic ~ be-
ridt,n tdtts. mar niht pitl.
Gle mar BON pontafel fofori nod
pontsbbd Buriidgs.iIi, bate Fd in tis
mem tIsinm Wirtbsboui. tinanariirt
unb tpar am nGhIten Woretn bis Sur
nGtii.n Station e,aaneen. I'm nit
tiniiiinoigem auitnibdIt in Nsncois
bierkr5usil,n.
Marietta bradt. Elm 9tItaramm
nit. Oas esiisrn fpdt ob.nbs fir Die
gar,nin In 9snsoig sinsstroff,n ipar.
gs ldutst,:
.qlIts btforet. 3. ptrIGbi mors
gen ahnb Wien uno brinst has Ss'
pinlhts."
Run III allies quit" IeuF5t, Die
gdroHin srIeihtsrt auf.
Damn famen pitoer tribe @sbdns
fen. 1ait Den san5,n Gag FAB bic
T6one Jrau in benz 2ebnItubl uno
briitet, Dor iih Fin.
9rieittn uno Mariettn tparsn Gnsits
lih um iie bemiibt. Die S.rrin Ii,s
b,rt.. Die gsrufuno tints arStes
lebnt. Fl. jeoo9 snti6ieOtn ub.
am Qben0 mad Mm Rd9tmabl
iuete It 5ur cIttr 9rigitta:
.Woratn na9mittoe pirb nit benz
3uge, nit osm Mdrietta bout, gttoms
men 1T. Elm 6err eintrsifsn uu0 mad
mir fras,n. Wu9' in ben obtr.n
3imm,rn Sronuns unb fiibr' ibu
IN S.n ,Ieinen griir.n SdIpn. am
2lbeno reiFc i'd bnnn db. 0u, Ma
riettd, bleib' beut. nadt in meiner
Qdk, pisIl,idt brdude Id Did. Sd
fiibIs mid niht gang pObI."
Gor,iegura foIgl.)
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Ser 8cncralfclOmaridaa.

Die G%rnennung O.s aOniss
Trie0rih glueuIt bon Sodien gum
GeneralfelomdrIdal gibt gu Der Grds
oe QnlaB, felt mann 0iefer 5itel I'M
6eutI6en 5eere oerlisEen miro uno
lpelde 8eoeutuns inn 5utommt. Dtr
@eneralmari9da, in ein5elnen 4rs
msen audi nur 5elomarl4an genonnt,
bss.idnet Die h09ite militdrifde Wiirs
oe Ser gleu8eit uno lit bic Oberite
GtuFe ser generdlitdt in ben grobm
Militdrifudten. @enn da6 bic Be
3sidnuna ais Jelomarldal fdon fshr
alt 1T, 70 erlangte Die G~elbmarfdals
tpuros erit CUR 3eit Oes 9reiBisidhs
rio.n arieees Die 8eoeutuns zines
9rupbenfii6rers, unb bon oa db od4
tierte Der @tana, Der Die WiirOe nod
beute umitrablt. aber trit mad Dem
9obe 6es 8rin3en Gugen srbebt id
Die DiirDe CUR b0aiten 0ienfiftene In
allen oeutI6en Seeren. Sn preuben
puroe nit Der @~rteilung Der Wiirot
Iebr IparIam umgegongsit.
Geit 1854 Bis gum beuiigen Gage
huben MIR SO Grnennungen itattsts
funoen, unter oensn eldn3enoe Ramen
ME 3.ieten, SenOlib, Billion. b. Dens
netuib uno andre ieblsn. ais Set
den feiner DirOs trdst Der JelOs
marI6aG einen Jslomuri4aaitab. Jm
ieiner jeBigen 5orm itumtnt oisisr
aus 5rantrei9; er fpiroe 3usrit i'm
10. Sabrbunoert bon 5ran5 ii. Dem
Marfhdn bon Sranfreih perlitbkn
als 3ei4en oes lletsrganges Der bod
fen Geri9tsbartsit ibsr oos 9eer
bonn aDnig auf ben Snbdber Der
oberIten miIitGriiden Miiros. Sn
ben folgenoen 3eiten Der Nnordie
puroe Ser Stab nit blauem Gomt
b.3ogen uno NIT GbslIteinen ess
immiidt. auf oSn Cant iDoren 81.
lien auTesitiut, an Den Gn0sn befnns
ben ii1 goIoens Rinse.
Der preuBifdeg serulfelomorI1oll
ftab trGgt auf Dem bloutn Cont dbs
ipedielno cine goloene HDnigslrons
unb ben prsaBiIa.n 4oIer un0 DIN
Den beiosn Gnofld9m il tintn
IGparsen 4olsr ouf psibsm @runoe
NIT QolDener G~infdIunQ. Qoiitr
MiITlm III. bat 1901 nod einen IN.
Observation-Disclosures esfiftet, Set,
sinem 9reitIiats dbnlih, am pberes
Gnos nit Der soIOsnsn a0nioslrpn<
g,IAmiidt 1T
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etdtte Der 9litrDnumic.
Gan elmer neuen Brufen Sternunrts
In Berlin.

gan eitier lieheii 9ruFen Siefniunrir
in Berlin.
G9on felt Sabren bate Ii9 Der
Reubuu Der 8erlinsr Sterniparts aIs
n~otpenoig trpieIsn, benu Die ate
Mdrte mar Hidt nur lpessB ibrtr
Gage mitten in Der groben Staot,
fonosrn aud ...egen ibrer. fir bic
8egcnpart un5ulGngIiGer Snitrus
meute, nidt mebr ouf Der Sobe Der
3eit. Die 6oupti6pisrigteit fir ben
leubdu biIoete bic GrmittIunq elmer
qeeioneten SertIidieit, bic niht nur
dubere Ruhe, ionbsrn aud Hare Cuff
aenGbrt, uno auBerbem nitt nett BON
Berlin entfernt lit. Sin FOLDER 8aus
plnB fano iid sn6Iih Dor mehreren
Sdbren duF elmer Qnb0bs neben BEN
SdloBport gabelsbsrg, in einsm
ForTfistdlii6en @eIGn6e BON iiber 5
5ettar Gr0be. Sm Quftrags Der Rss
dierunq tpurben bort i'm CONNER uno
6erbit Observation-Disclosures unaes
felt, bic be3iiqli6 Der 2uftptrbGlts
nifIe febr befrieoieenbt grgshHiFs lies
ferttn. 8ur6 poli3eilihs 8erorbnung
1T bic 2lnlage bon 8abriten uuf BEN
bena6borten Observation-Disclosures @e6iet
%oerbinoert, unb an6erIeits iaiisen Die
pdrts BON 9dbelsberg unb 8llenide
Dor 6abritbauttn. 8ieien dubsren
8or8iigen Der Gage tperben bic neuen
Snftrumente entiprefen, bic 3fpar
ni6t an unIere acknowledgements fers
anrei6en, a6er bod pom reIpettdbler
@r6Be unb QeiftunqsfGhigfeit iinb.
6ierin gebort fir birette 8eobd4s
tuna NIT Rem 4uge Elm Refrattor ben
"a 3oa Sbieftip0ffnung, oann Elm
qroBes GENERALIZATION. beiien Spiegel
"A 3pQ i'm 8urhmeHer bat unb oas
3u pboto9ropbifdsn 4~ufna6men Der
6immelsforper unb ibrer Spettra
oienen Toq. 8ieies Snftrument pirb
sunG6ft oos gr0bte ftinsr art in
0eutf6ldnb iein, itebt absr freili4
BEN duf Mount Dilfon befinbli6en
5eleftop bon go 3oq Spiegelour4s
meFer erbebIid mad. Jsrnsr 1T Elm
Qitrogrdpb BON Is 3ol S6iettibs
bur9meFer in 4usiidt gsnommen,
fopie mebrere e9nitrumsnt. 81 bo9it
~qenauen 0rtsbeitimmlnoen am Simz
mel. SGmtI:3s Jnitrunente fino ieit
Ssabresfrif in Qusfiibrang beariffen.
Roturlih erforbert 0ie Qufitelung
bieIer neuen fpie Der nod braudburen
GIteren Snitrumente 9robs nsie @es
bGube, unb tbenTo iinb Mr1nbduier
fir bic QItronomen unb Tontieen
geamten erforbellid. 0isfe ums
Fanoreiden 8auten Tinb felt SUM-
porigen Sa6res in Qngriff gsnommen
unb fordi9 sef0rbert pOroen, bah bos
Sauptaebdube Big uuf bic 9rebtupz
peln fir bic 5ernrobre unb Die
WobnbduTer oes DIRECTORS uno Der
astronomer ibrer @o1snoung entges
qenqe6en. Die llsberfibruns Der
gerliner 5terniparts na6 8abelsberg
pirb porausiht.ia i'm fommsnoen
Griibling porgenommen iperben.
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IL. 4optteI.

$50 aber befanb Ti9 Die 8uronin2
De mar es ibr gelungen, bic aufs
merffdmfsit oss golisiiten berdrt su
fdui6en2 Wit nor it tnttommsna
Moereno Dottrs Mlartsgs ooEiz
Bet Il Yontdfsi I.m ben aopf atrs
brad, Iab Barpnin Stsrnburg IN sts
mem bunflen Winfel zines Gpnpes
oritter alaiIe oes a5msr Yofsuses.
Ritmano bate fs pieNrsrfdnnt.
Cine f4mdr3s psriide iiber nds golos
blonde 6adr ssitiiIpt, BAG Geiift
perIhmintt, in einfu4er Rlsibnns,
has um1dngtua Bis uber biz Ghrsu
bindufgssogsii iein Menia BATH
asohuf, Ddb bds Die Grau mar, be
iii ibrem @isner GdIDn bie pOrntbrls
ftt @t5tIlfdajt enpfing.
4Is Dofior mlarteits bic 9arontI
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Nnerid anefbofn pom edmdser
QailerbefudI,

WNtlttvtlhWf
Giniae bibfds 0a6flGnae aus ben
9agen bts adiirbsfudts in Der
Gdlpti5 lpsrteH itbi b,tinnt. De-
Ttehtnb mar Is, ipit nnierridtet Der
adiier fd bber GHipti5tr ptrionIihs
ftitsn ssiois. Ms am gobnbof 3iirid
Der gunbssprdfosn 5orr,r ben guns
btsrat Motta pprlis1te, bssriibtt ibn
Der aaifer nit rem Wort.n: Gutter
abtn6. 6srr 9unbesrdtl Ridt ipnbr,
Gle baben ia in SeibtIb,ra lummd
ctm lnilOt boftoritrt2 81 GrotuIitr.
Ssbnsn!" General b. plsiien b.eriibie.
ais er auf btm Mdn0psrfelo BEN
frdn3DFi6sn Generol pau porg,T.lt
lpur6s, oisfen nit ben Doritn: ,glb,
mir fanben ia gtnno 70 chamber oes
geniiber." ".Sd," "fnete Der 5ron5cie.
inbsm tr auf ieintn Irmifumpf bins
pies, lid fpiire ts hente noh." Der
aoiler fprdh Iebbulft ssiiituliersnb
nit Qau aud iiber Die ii,uen frans3s
ffden uniformen; bic Gopfbebedung
ipolte ibm gar nidt eefalIsn, er
mamie ft inter I,bbaft,n @.it,n
.gffrtur. braimtnt dffreur.@ 2aheno
nabm General Ban feline Sophie
bsdunq NIT bOfIid.n Gnts,snunssn
in Ghub.
BIS gum !ebten QueenbIid NOR Der
9diItr aubcrorosntlid gutter 2aun..
geim qbI6ieb aif BEN gerner go6ns
bof Iuate tr 4. 3. Serrn Dinid.rt,
benz GommiTGr Der GeItIihtsit.n,
IaG,no: sd ipsiB. mas al. btnt,n;
81. b<nten: Rd, Soft lei 9anf. ;.Bt
bin i'd Jpn loS!4 Sn Grid frdsts
Der aailer ben @ertrtter beg Dtrts
meiftrpsrbdnbes fpis aft Die WitoIiss
cer BEG 9erbdrOes fsier. 81. ants
mort Iautets: 5piiden % unb 65
Sabrtn. So" iuate Der 8aifsr, init
% Sobren idon M.iiier9 lnisr.ins
tpirb 10 Sabre unb 1T nod nidt
MeiIt,r!l"
Me6r.re 9ertrctsr Der gxIe1ihoft
6sutI6sr Stubiercnb.r (Sentonid)
frdgte Der aaiier, ipeIfes ihr Stus
blum lei. Der cine antiportett:
Webi3in, bi: be:0en arosren: Gbemie.
,9lio sic fnb go3ilsnfGngsr". iasts
Der Soiier Idfen6 gum Mebi3in.r
nunb sic (su ben Gbsmit.rn) @ifts
mifder." Damn fubr Der aaiier,
srrf psrben6, fort: rGs III erituun<
lid, ipas bic Ghsmiter oIes fertigs
briugen. SEPT t0nntn fe foear 3alt>
ffut i~Dntbetiih feritslen, Sd bin
neuIi6 aif einem Wngsn geFubren.
beIien RaSreif,n aug tiinitlid hergee
fteutem Gautidut angefsrtigt tpuren.
ltn0 fpiTen sic, aug ipns Der tiinHs
lihe aaptfduf gsmdht nirb? aus
QltohoIl Sorgsn Gle bdfiir, bob
aenug QIfobof iibrig bIeibt!" - Gin
SoIbat msints gu Ieinem 9umerab.n,
aIs sr ben &niier in ben Shiis.nsrdz
BEN nit ben Mannifdften fid unters
baItsn fab: ngr if psnigsr itoIs GIs
unier 2sutnnnt."
Ginen Solbotsn fragte Der &oiier
iio4 Der 9iftda3 biz gu einem dnges
gebsnen puntte: 30, es tperben 70
900 Meter itiu, !6err 6uuptmonn!"
dntlportete Der biebere 5iIilier, Der
ben aaiier fir sinen frsmben Diff
sier belt. Cine Iuitise Gpifooe .rs
eignete ii9 ebeninqs BEL Der 4utomoz
bisFabrt nsMldn0pergeIdnbe dmeriten
Man0oertag. Sn Der 6suerltsluna.
bic ebsn i'm Sprung heieBt tporoen
mar, riegeIte anb pubte Elm 6iiiilier
an Ieinsm @sptbr. Der &uiier frogte
i'm: .Mas MAIDEN sic bar" Giiiis
Tier: IS tue oen 9rad uiesriibIs
5trr Sauptmdnn, / bi brum ums
qheit!" Der &aifer beritdno ndtiire
lid fein Dort TON Der @ntiport unb
lieB iie iif bon Ieinsm i9pei3erifhea
gtgleiter ins 6o6beutfde iiberiesen.
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geintleiScr fir ainber.

frob Der bieIen Bargains IN llnicrs
Seug Biebt Die prdftiide Nitter es bod
Dor, Sieie G~leionngstiide fir Die aIeis
nen ieIbit an MAIDEN; oaonrdb ipiro aros
bercr aomfort. aroBere 9diierbaftieieit
nno ausuabl bes Materials. mas mon
iih geraoe lpiinidt, er3ielt. Eas bier
abgcbilbete Wniter eieuet iih fir Cams
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-12-18
PEACE DELEGATES
HOLD CONFERENCE
Terms Are Outlined by Balkan
Representatives.
SEE END BY CHRISTMAS
Allies Demand Most of Turkeys Land
in Europe-Conditions Would
Wrest AdrianopIe, Scutari and
Isles From Sultan.

London, Dec. 16.-Representative
of the Balkan states and Turkey
today went into conference look
ing to the adoption of peace terms
and the end of the war.
Prior to their assembling an au-
thoritative declaration of what terms
the victorious kingdoms propose to
enforce and the Turkish views there
on was obtained from the delegates.
The determination of the Balkan
states not to allow an Ottoman policy
of procrastination is significant.
''The Turks are much mistaken"
said one of the chief delegates eff
they entertain such an idea. Peace
will practically be concluded between
Christmas and New Years in ST..
James palace or we will impose it at
Constantinople at Easter, under the
range of our cannon and at the point
of our bayonets.
'Now we are satisfied with the
minimum demands; then we will ex-
act the maximum"
What Balkans Demand.
The main conditions of the allies
include:
Immediate surrender of Scutari,
Adrianople and Janina, the garrisons
of which will be granted full military
honors.
Evacuation of eastern Europe by
Turkey as far as East Tchatalia to
line which experts appointed by the
contracting parties will delimit on the
spot.
3 Cession to Greece of all the Aegean
islands, including Rhodes and eleven
others which Italy is keeping as a
pledge for Turkish fulfllment of the
treaty of Lausanne.
Annexation of Crete to Greece.
Payment of war indemnity and the
expenses incurred on account of the
Ottoman prisoners.
What They Grant Turkey.
In return the allies will grant:
Complete amnesty to the Mussul-
man population in the territories they
annex for any acts of hostility during
the war
Return of all prisoners.
Recognition of the spiritual sover-
eighty of the sultan over Ottomans
becoming subjects of the Balkan
states.
Free administration by the Mussul-
mans of their pious funds in the Bal
kans.
The Servian ex-premier, Stojan
Novakovitch, head of the Servian
Dlenipotentiaries. sadi he was salts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-12-18
SEE SIXTY REBELS HUNG
Nine Other Bodies Reported on TeIe-
graph Poles in Mexico by Rail-
road Passengers.

Mexico City, Dec. 16.-Sixty bodies
of rebels hanging from trees were
counted by persons travelling by road
from Las Cruces to Temascaltepec in
the state of Mexico This is one of
the results of the campaign conducted
against the rebels in that district by
Colonel Riveroll. His troops defeated
a detachment of rebels at Las Cruces.
Passengers coming from the north re-
port that nine bodies Of rebels were
seen hanging from telegraph poles
near the town of Pedrisena.
Rafael Hernandez, Mexican minis
ter of the interior, has called together
the Protestant clergymen and the high
officers of all the Masonic lodges in or
der to ask them to render whatever
aid was possible in the restoration of
peace.
This is sequel to his recent appeal
to Mgr Beggiani, the apostolic dele
gate, to use the power of the Catholic
church to assist in restoring order.