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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-15

UNDER ARMS

BELGRADE. Oct. 14-Hostilities
aegan at 8 O'Clock this morning be-
tween Turkey and Servia. The Turk
sh troops attacked the Servian out
posts near Eranja. a customs exami-
ration station on the line TO Saionica,
and crossed into Servian territory.
The Turkish forces, which crossed
he border is backed by a force esti-
mated at eighty Thousand. The Ser
ian force along the frontier lie one
hundred and Atty thousand. The sit
sation is so serious that the Servian
commander in chief. General Radomir
.'outnik 10 leaving for the front.
Scrvia has three hundred thousand
men under arms. all making for the
Turkish frontier. The kings two
1rothers, Princes Arsene and Alexie,
The crown Prince Alexander. and
Prince George. the kings two sons. are
also leaving for the front. There Ia
tremendous ENTHUSIASM In Belgrade
over the impending strsgSle~ =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-15
Hitch il Peace Agreement.

ROME, Oct 1i.--Despite the sign
ing OF a peace agreement by represen-
tatives or Italy And Turkey, hitch
has arisen because Of the sultan's in
sistence on the immediate carrying
out by italy OF her part of the agree
ment. which includes the abandon
ment OF the Turkish islands seized
during the war. while he seeks ia
delay the withdrawal Of the Turkish
troops from Trfpou and Cyrenacia,
which have been cedej to Italy. The
Turkish ruler also wishes to delay the
proclamation to his Arabian subjects.
announcing the transfer of this ter
ritory, fearing the announcement
might cause an uprising which would
seriously hamper Turkey in the trou-
BILE with the Balkan states.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-15

Continued on Second Page,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-04
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4se-gzglo1 tank a1f1ezET rezt 6ry. ~
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seessoz 81 ske sesd pire leading from
the tank had bee- almost grawsS En
rwo ~ the zsMg g rats that infested
the 2Asp. Thefe zss ~ #sesr o.
hoard sxcep9 t1zt q re rznk. which
wzs eIoaeiy esTeFed. ard the cree tgres.
hasf mad nith tairss. lad evidently al
;scked me cire Il : boxy- Tie stream
of eseaplag Hzsey Esast hzve drowned
usry % them. a. there Was 4 great
decrease EH their numbers. There we're
abozt q hsnered ez8es q ni1erzI water
lE the cargo and these we're bsosche1
% supply fae eFew gEfli >some port
cozId se reached . FesH the tank
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eg1tsaseF sro1 sze primitive materials
A. lard. BIT tsfs furnished onlY about
qgsrt q fresh zater : dzY. which
ras esed fsr cooking When the
SAPPHIRE rezeaea Seattle the captain
had ne water tank ftfed Elih sn iron
rfDe thick enough . Eezlst al future
attacks
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knas. e Hla.s.ra.

r yoa bIakk. PIT q glasses. s6-
vises D. H. Campbell. AZ English
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IRE otseet which ezazed yozT asah-
OE. nc-bgt rsguizs glzsa glasses.
sfrs1g convex lenses. he Gays II the
p-aetitlfioner Ard tbs Is hoz he
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TIE artificial mYcplz th1z induced
by bluTring the surroundings ssnds 70
diminish segf-ennseiousneas The r.
male SCI Is more apg 70 fia2a than
The MAZE sex although more men
than ronen seeE medical help for
morbid biHsalng
AmsHg the horrible examples
which Dr. Campbell came across IN
practice were fhose 81 Yonng man
rho vat obliged % leave the army
heause u blashing. 81 q physician,
forty years clds who abandoned his
practice because 81 Il, o. q minister.
ghirty-txo. Who @bluzhed+ himself out
Of the pulpit
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-04

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Wherever anszalfzry conditions exist
More Is eoaatFy dsFfriezs th3n in
to@ns 81 cities. Seeaase less ztteasl9n
a gass g sanitary conditions
goaa i. Ro xesefler 1onzse1 81 asa-
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suFaerm Tates already organized tor
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-04
HERO IS WITHOUT A JOB
Medsls Exen Frer Carnegie Are Not
Legal Tsrters Says Calvin
G. Williams.

Gavin G. WIlllams. 81 years 0ld. n
walklng the streets cs Washington
looking Tor work. He carries IN the ~
side pocket of bis fhreadbare coat. IN
q velvet lined case, a Carnegie hero
medal. = huge bronze medallion,
beautiful example Of the highest art
Of the goldsmith, and q letter, dated
May /. 1911. from the Carnegie hero
fund commission, Pittsburg, Pa.
promising aim. in addition to the med
al. a cash award Of 1000.
Williams. formerly a hotel clerk.
after 4 desperate struggle. saved two
young girls from drowning IN Wreck
Pond. At Spring Lake. y. J., on August
Z. 1905.
His vas a conspicuous example Of
those aets Of heroism TO reward
which the Carnegie hero fund was es-
tabIished. But hero medals are not
passports to employment, when one
has reached the age Of 81, and prom
les Of $1,000 rewards are not legal
tender for board and lodging" VII
llama said.
7 have been trying IN vain to and
something TO DO" he continued, re-
placing the black leather case in his
breast pecket and carefully buttoning
his worn coat across his chest, but
my age Is against me. / had planned
to invest my $1,000 in little restau-
rant. but I have never received It,
though repeatedly have written to
the commission pleading for the re-
ward which came TO me unsolicited"
Washington Post.
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Exemplary George.

She admitted being jealous Of her
husband Consequently they qazTsled
frequently. and. vonznlike. she cor-
6ded 70 her best friend.
You are unfair at times to George, ,
said the best friend o1s dzy. a. the
tEo sat on The ysrzndz Of the sub
urban home Z saw George in the
-ity yesterday and be dxnt see ne.
So I kept watching hin. He had a
seat in a crowded subway car. Al
least twoseore women. mozt of them
pretty as picture. came n and pas
ea BY him or stood 10 frozt o. him.
And George nsyer looked a. the
OF them; he vas deeply interested in
his paper. -Phlladelphia Tines.
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A GREAT DAILY NEWSPAPER At
HALF-p7fCE

The Kansas City Daily and Sunday
Journal Kansas City. Mo- s. making =
GREAT REDUCTION n ITS SUB
.sCRIPTIOy PRICE for the EationaI
Campaign Year AHT persons sending
szgo can have his nzne placed On the
hsr for the Daily ard Sunday Journal
FOR WHOLE YEAR. This IS ONE
HALF RATE frum me regular sub
seription price. vAich Is S480 per year.
Persons who desire . foIlox tae Can
paign ard keep thoroughly informed OF
'the progress OE events can Do 50 b.
sending 1906 and receive The Kansas
CRY Daily and Sunday Journal foT 2
FULL YEAR. THIS IS The GREAT
.EST OFFER sver made by TIE jour
nal On the ere q Great National
Campaign. DO Not FAIL TO Ac-
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SENDING 500 and take advantage d
;his ONE-HALF RATE % secure tae
great Daily and Sunday Journal for a
WHOLE YEAR Tie ozer vii not be
good after MARCH i. 1912 and those
desiring the great Daily and Sunday
Journal az half-prfee should send At
ONCE. address
THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL.
KANSAS CITY. NO
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-04

"DocthoF.7 sald Dennis, tie cld
squire's valet. don't ysz thsak tho
masther IS getting migksg tAssz~
No harm IN that Dennis" szsd fhs
doctor: he was too fat He'll 10
healthier when he's thinner
~Loikely be will. said Dennis. dis.
appointediy: but OF woz't BE- AHA 10
wear his uuld clothes them
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oxz 1lges-s1z zzz zsrz z1e1z IL
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A-ErzLlz ard 1s 2rxz1z1z -
tweez tnsn 5aEE-s su4s1-a e a.
the Seer z ~ warE
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THE PUBLIC FORUM

tssa--nrs- - ~ r1T E-t
ssxT EE.sfzI VI - ir - -
- ss.rrss, ,11fsr--l E-r $50 . t.e,
-. .sz<z - I1ss1 q -rs--E-lr -ss-l-
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- - TEGslH FeEt 1e-ellller *
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srzz.se es..af sIsll'Iillr--l 81 - fe.Fs-
"a xsx sl1aref s--L -le l.lrr-
z--es 49, - ~ ucaE -ez-s-7
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WczEs 50 - zacE szfzs clcs-
=LlC-
re zzr-e c-cs cs9ss-ss au- nscs--
S-s1sss< - 1sEsl ec-sr-
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You ElI Be glad 70 hear thar soa
esn 20 straight thr0ugh n
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-04

NOW The distance to Chicago IS mater
ally shortened by tie convenience Of
rhe serv1ce-
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THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL.
KANSAS CITY. NO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-26
SIS y

Rev. II. ii. McGinnis, Church of
of the Holy Communion, South
Ii and l, will give stereoptieon
missionary address tonight,
The Ladies' Aid of ST. Johns
English Lutheran church will
meet Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors South 9Th and 1
streets.
Mary Ball chapter, Daughters
of the Revolution, will be enter
tanned tomorrow afternoon by
Miss Guppy and Miss Seeber of
Annie Wright seminary.
The Ladies' Aid society of st.
PauPs Danish Lutheran church
will give a church sale and en-
tertainment next Wednesday
evening in the church parlors.
Fern chapter of the Eastern
Star will entertain this evening
at dance to be held at the Ma
sonic temple.
Miss Dorothy Dannhauser en-
tertained the Altrua Round Table
this afternoon at her home, North
9Th and / streets.
The MuseOn club will entertain
February 2 with one of its series
OF dancing parties being given at
the Bonneville.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-26
THE RIGHT ADJECTIXI

THE RIGHT ADJECTIVE.
He-Do be
fore / married
She-They ! TRANSCRIPT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-26

Foso grows hair. thickens eye
gray or faded hair to it's natural
color stops itching. removes dand-
ruff and makes the hair of man,
woman or child heavy and beauti-
fully glossy, Mail Free Coupon To-
day
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-26
ORGANS
EASY TERMS

Cash is not necessary; $40 down and So q
month takes some of them. In fact, bring
what money you can spare as a first payment
come in and talk it over at once. Any pi-
ano In the store will be sold upon two and
half to three years time, with no advance
in price excepting simple interest computed
monthly, less each payment made.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-26
Derhyshirc Fruit Cake.

Here is an old Derbyshire. Eng,
recipe for fruit cake that will
keep a year. Half pound of flour,
same of sugar, 6 ounces of butter,
l pound of currants, pound of
raisins, some citron and cloves
tuse own Judgment about the
amount of citron and cloves). 4
eggs. 1 gill of brandy and l tea
spoon of soda and bake hour.
Poor Mans Cake.
Butter II cup. sugar 1 cup. wa
ter l cup, flour 3 cups. tea
spoons of baking powder. Cream
butter and sugar we'll together,
then add water, etc. Bake in tive
Washington pie tins. Then split
each cake and fill one with Don't
Worry's fig filling and frost II
with cup of confectionery sugar
moistened with cranberry Juice
The other cake fill and frost with
chocolate filling. / call this the
poor mans cake, as l do not use
eggs, milk or butter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-26
GRAND PIANOS

LESTER-Small grand; carefully used; fine
JoHe anu dclioH P41O
KlMBALL-Baby grand; little gen. perfect
tone; very little used ............ 1915
CHICKERING-Baby grand, in art case; an
exquisite piano. and can't be told from new;
original cost S1,100, and goes now at
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Hnttia6reyo
1ottofs

Says He's "a Cheap Skate"
Dear Miss Grey: am
young blacksmith of good
habits and making "a fairly
. good salary. was going
with girl l thought quite n
bit of. but she is angry, and
has told n few of my friends
that l am a cheap skate, and
that when l take her to "A
dance she thinks l ought TO
buy my ticket at the window,
and not look around for one
at half price. DO you think
she Is worth having, or shall 1
let her go? l care enough,
but money is hard to get, and
think 1 ought TO take care
of il. KELLY.
A.--Have you ever stopped t.
think that it is the fact that peo
pie hold on to their money so hare
that makes it difficult to gel
money. l think the girl worth
having, but it will be a question
of her letting you 60" do no
believe in extravaganza, but
think you can find some way t.
save other than one that embar
rasses a lady you have taken out
for a good time. "Kelley's gone
to Kingdom Come" and If you are
not careful that's where you will
land.
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Wants Her to EIOpe.

Dear Miss Grey: L am
girl of II, and have been
keeping company with a
young man for about a month.
Now he wants me to marry
him, but my mother objects.
He wants Hne to elope. He IS
an operator at moving pic
ture show, and / love him
very dearly. What would you
advise? BROWN EYES.
Al would advise you to be
a sensible girl. If you will think
it over you will know that no man
who wishes your best good will
suggest that you elope. You are
under age, and will have to lie to
get license. You have not known
the man long enough to know any
thing of his real character. If you
were more experienced you would
have mistrusted him the first time
he spoke of clipping. If you &C
with him, you are likely to make
a fool of yourself, and will deserve
1t If you do so after reading my
letter. When the real man and
the real love comes to your life
you will understand better. Why
not wait for him?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-26

Dear Miss Gerry: What is
the latest styles of hair Dress
ing? And is il proper for
woman to shake hands with
man when introduced?
MABEL ii.
A.-The hair is being parted,
in the middle, or on the side, and
prettily waved. and worn closer to
the head than the past season.
Certainly a woman can shake
hands with a man when introduced
If she wants to.
"a Subscriber" better write to
the u. S. Land Office. Federal
Bldg, Seattle, about the question
of claim lawyers.
Dot" inquire at an art store
where they handle portraits, or at
a good photographers, or at the
Y. w. c. A. for a teacher of por-
trait painting.
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MRS. VS. RECIPES
Heron Island Cake.

One and a half cups of sugar
II cup butter. 2 eggs beaten sep
arately, then together. 1 cup OF
milk, 3 cups OF flour. teaspoon
cream of tartar. u teaspoon Of
soda or IL teaspoons baking
powder, / large cup of fruit. Fla
vor with vanilla. Bake In a loaf
Really, this is fine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-26
Upright Pianos

1 lc1IlOS
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-26

The Intellectual; or Physical?
Dear Miss Grey: In chOOs-
ing the man one is to marry,
which do you think should
govern, the physical, or
spirituaI-that is, mental
attractions? SINCERITY.
A.-Mere physical beauty, un
accompanied by a beautiful mind
soon fades, or grows ugly; Will,
one possessed of spiritual, or men
tai beauty, grows old beautifully
the face and form really grow.
more lovely. The physical is blu
the picture of the mind. The in
tellectual chat doesn't mean nee
essarily we'll educated) is the onl,
lasting quality; so as it is the bes
and the most enduring, l think i
should sway the decision in mar
riage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-26
Notable Sale of Pianos
EVERY HOME TO ENJOY MUSIC NOW

Clearance Sale of New and Used Pianos Player Pno Piano
las ETC. All of the Famous Makes and Scores Others Included in This
Sale Many OF the Used Ones Could Hardly Be Told
obtanabe Specially Easy Payments Will Be Shipped Approval
to Any Point the Pacific Northwest
Splendid Pianos
PARTICULARLY months Pianos,
Organs Player Pianos
the latest improved Player Pianos Grans All
out
luents that has witnessed Western Washington
One of almost every
Sale of
Every used instrument
dllon and warranted exactly represented SALE
orders
order for not less than
ment in this sale will be shipped anywhere subject
approval
Here few sample prices but there splendid
not listed below
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-26
CABINET PLAYERS
OUR GUARANTEE

is as good as bank note. Ask any banker
business man or consult Bradstreet's or Dun's
financial agencies These pianos will be sold
under definite and positive representations as
to what they are and their values. Your
money will be cheerfully refunded at any
time should you discover that these represen-
tations were other than what they should have
been. In addition you have our two years
free trial exchange agreement and a certifi-
cate from the manufacturer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-26
PLAYER PIANOS

BOUDOIR PLAYER-PIANO-A perfect little
piano and built-in player; in perfect
BAUS LAYER-PIANO-Largest size and
nearly new; goes in this sale at 1915
PIANOLA PIANO-Large size and very lit
ale used observation-disclosures. 800
KRELL AUTO GRAND-One of the finest
and most perfect player-pianos made; used
two and half years ........... $415
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Twofold Is a charming hat
worn far down a demure girl sh face.
The hat of Unstable with bTm with
coarse loosely
This is burnt color the punishable blue
Velvet
Thees dull electric blue high
The hat has 10 other trimmi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-26

Smith, florist. Main 1878. DOS c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-30

Citizens q I.ta M.-k.-.. rar-
t,suU- ard -.r-.la .H 90. N--r.a-
un,Ht ol and fa. a,1 are s.rs 90
Auorreg Genera. West far interfering
with the natural gas situation The
opinion ~ leading lawyers seems %
lc that ATTORNEY General West Is
helpless. aud DIS contention that gas
should be used exclusively frr doe
m@uc purposes is aUteuatie. and
probably urged for III, purpose Of
persona. feelings IIe b. stil chatting
under the defeat h' the United States
supreme court they declare !, Is
believed ly many that oklahoma CITY
rs behind General West because that
c.ty wants sas Tor domestic use. and
because The restriction % the use o..
gas for domestic purposes w.I be a
handicap on other cities
The attitude of Attorney General
Yves, with respect 90 the natural gas
supply ls causing residents 100 the gas
belt 90 charge oklahoma CITY with
another attempt to mouopolzo The re-
sources - the state. Great autpathy
prevails iu this portion ~ me state
against Oklahoma CITY, The sand
and gravel scheme, Johnsons fa-
NOUS telegram and the position taken
by General West ou The gas situation