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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
pIICKSKIN LODE.

Feet beginning at lOr. NO.
A fir post feet long inches square
set 2 feet in the ground with mound eain
OF earth and stone. scrlbed u. l-3sio
Whence. the Cor: OF Sections :, ~ q;
;an hears n. 25s So W 1878 feet.
Cor. No. g. Survey No: 500 60 u Iron 3
Age Lode bears n. o. So W. 1873
feet, no other bearing objects avail
1 Thence n. 81 So W. Variation l7'
22sl4 In 1nter rs, line "a Survey No; 5000
Iron Age Lode. at n 10 or +.
ssJ.2s feet from Cor No. 4.
52lSo lntersect F.. boundary OF Gee -. az
\ 4o34ll feet from the y. T.; SoI'
and S l090.35 feet from the y. r.
Cor of the said section - ,1<o
72s.O2 Intersect line SO survey No; 500"
Iron Age Lode at \; Y 80 e.
74S4 The north side center post OF thiS
1928 Cor No ?, identical with Cor. No
| Red Top No. 3 lode OF tins survey
a fir post ieet long inches square;
set feet in the ground with mound
OF earth and stone. scribed u. 2-Sslo
and X. T. No. 3. 1.3SiO, whence ,ne
discovery monument OF the l'uckskin
lode mound of stones teet high
With ! feet base bears s. 35' 10 L.
4i2.44 feet no other bearing objects
Thence S. So Ca W. Variation 49,
as r.
10000 The west center end post, also the
east center end post OF the buckskln
and Red Top No iodes, respect
lively. .,
$1,000 TO Cor. No; }. identical with Cor
No. Red Top No. ), Cor NO =
Red Top No. ! and Cor No l.
Red Top lodes all OF this survey.
fir post feet long inches square;
set 2 feet in the ground with mound
OF earth and stone, scribed u = Il
r. B. r r. No. /. and X. T. !,
5SlO whence the discovery monu'
m nWy OF the Red Top No. | lode
a mound Of stones mes feet sst high gs9 w on'
The discovery d sSaT shaft Of the Red Tor
lode of this survey bears 5. IS 81
W. 7e9.0s feet. no other bearing OBJ
Thence S. 81 So f. Variation is'
4n T..
7i02 The south side center. also the \;
side center post OF the Buckskn and
Red Top No. l lodes both OF this
ozz.os Intersect +. line OF Sec - at \.
S7i7 feet from the ;. +. Cor. and
s 1907. 10 feet from the \. T.. Cor,
os4S3 Intersect line 4-5 Survey No. 5000.
Iron Age Lode at ) co. s. T..
404s feet from Cor. No 5.
1t7lS7 Intersect line "a Survey No. 5000.
Iron Age Lode at \. IL % l..
7O.52 feet from corner No. and AT
s. IL o. w. $500 feet from Cor.
1919 TO Cor No. identical with Cor
No. /. Red Top No. lode Of this
survey; a fir post = feet long !
inches square. set , feet IN the
ground with mound of earth and
stone. scribed Il. 43Sl0 and K. T
No. /. 1880 whence Cor. No. =
Survey No 5000 Iron Age Lode
bears s. s2' So w 26Sss feet, no
other bearing objects available.
Thence y. g o. T. Variation "
40 f..
2I2 The Fast end center OF this lode.
5i2 TO Cor. No. /, the place OF begin
ming.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01

The rebels in Mexico seem to be getting consid-
erably the worst OF the fighting and, apparently.
Madero is going to show that he is capable OF being
the President OF the country by suppressng the in
surrectonists. II this be done it will probably not
be long before another instruction is started The
lust for power and graft among Mcxicans will never
cease. They will only be peaceable when Mexico
becomes part OF the United States and there are
American laws to govern them and American sold
iers to suppress any attempt at instruction and
give the Americans a chance to make country
worth while out of Mexico. 1t would be the best
thing that could happen to all concerned.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01

Notwithstanding the presence of Attorney
General Webb. OF California in San Diego both
the Industrial Workers and the "vigilantes are
active and small riot occurred there Monday
Webb has informed the local officials that If they
preserve order the State will take hand. and the
only way it intervene is by placing the city
der martial law While the city and county officials
saw they have the situation well in hand there has
been but little concrete evidence that effect and
conditions there rapidly taking the appear
ance OF boil that is ready for the surgeons lance
Tribune.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01

Roosevelt gets % more delegates in New err
sey which went solidy for him at the primare,
held Tuesday. He now has than enough del
egates to nominate him, so he and his managers
claim With the nomination secured he will be the
next President What will Nevada get in this case
after sending delegation to Chicago pledged to
Taft and quite bitterly opposed to Roosevelt? We
are still OF the opinion that it would have been good
policy for Nevada to have sent an unpledged and
uninstructed delegation which could have used its
best Judgment in Nevada interest in selecting a
nominee. There certainly will be disruption OF
affairs federal in the State if Roosevelt secures the
presidential seat.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
EAVA LODE.

Beginning at Cor No |. identical
with Cor No Red Top No. | lode
OF this survey, whence the n T.. Cor.
OF Sec. -, T. - N. r. 20 r.. OF
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
bears \. 90 OF 30" w. 2292 % feet,
Thence n. 81 Sc w. Variation 10
as T..
On line "a Red Top No. lode Of
364,2s lntersect =. boundary of See -, at
n. 5lliOl #. from the S. T.. Cor.
and 5. 22i54s f. from the n n
Cor OF the said section.
~. y side center post of this lode, also
the ; side center Of the Red Ton
No. lode OF this survey.
i41|''o 70 Cor, No, ?, identical with Cor.
NO, 5 ked Top No. Red Top No.
No. Red Top Fraction loJes
81 OF this SURVEY
Thence $. 50 o4' W. Variation 10.
On line ~ Red Top Fraction lode of
this survey VI
$3.50 Cor. No. 4 Red TOP Fraction LODI.
% this survey and Cor No. / Red
,oo 40 Top Ne, lode also OF this survey
'oo'"o ne W. end center post Of this
3633 Center post of the Red Ton No d,
lode of this survey. w. :
S9".oo 10 Cor No g. identical with Cor No
>, survey No 1892 Gold Hin Frac'
Ton lode hr post 4 inches souare
showing 2H feet above he a oToa.e
WIN mound OF earth and s,ona
sc,ibed =. $3.50 and G. II n
s,,S's..' whence the S T. Cor az S.c
~, ! - n. R., % T.. Of Mo"n,
"' 9,s a naSe and Meridian bears
10 H. the discovery menu,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01

There is to be another OF the unwrtten law
in California a man by the name OF Lewis shot
and killed an old man named Toliver and his wife.
Evidently he did not intend to kill the woman but
she got in the way while Lewis was shooting at
her husband. Lewis is claiming that Toiver, who
is wealthy mixed in his family affairs and led Mrs
Lewis, who is young and beautiful. astray. There
is not much danger of Lewis hanging for his crime
He might spend few years in the penitentiary.
but that is all Tover is dead. What about the
woman who made it possible for him to lose his life
and put the brand of a murderer upon her husband !?
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
1t is more than likely that Uncle Sam will have

1t is more than likely that Uncle Sam will have
to take some steps to look out for American inter
ests in Cuba where the blacks making consider
able trouble for the Cuban government. This is
not the first time that this government has had to
take steps to keep peace in Cuba. but il will proba
bly, be the last if we have to do it this time The
President OF Cuba thinks he handle the situation
and that will be necessary for to interfere
in any way. However it is not an unwise move to
be prepared for the worst that may happen in that
country of many rebeions
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
RED TOP NO. LODE.

beginning at Cor. No. identical
with Cor. No. ! Buckskin Lode Of
this survey. whence the u /. Cor.
Sec. 10. r. 10 n. r. % Fast OF
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
bears ~ l4' 81 w. l72s.56 feet.
Thence n. 81 So w. Variation IL
On line "a guckskin Lode OF this
survey.
Iron Age Lode. at y. IL o. T..
70.52 feet from Cor. No, 4.
442.+7 Intersect line IS Survey No 5000.
Iron Age Lode at n; 90. So w.
1906 feet from Cor. No. 4.
440.52 lntersect +. line OF Sec. -, at y;
37i7 #. from the s. +. Cor. and
s. 1907 40 feet from the n. T.. Cor
Of the said section:
1890 To Cor. No. ?. identical with Cor
No. /. Red Top Cor. No. : Buckskin
and Cor. No. :, Red Top No. lodes.
al OF this survey.
300 The West center end of this lode.
also the Fast center end post of the
Red Top lode Of this survey.
900 To Cor. No. ;. identical with Cor
30. Red Top Fraction. Cor. No
?, Eava and Cor No. T. Red TOP
lodes all Of this survey.
FIR post feet long inches
square, Sc, ieet in the ground with
mound OF earth and stone, scrlbed
<. T. No. $3.50. < T. =. 1850,
E.'2:3siO and r. r.. 4.3siO; no
bearing objects available.
Thence 5. 81 So +. Variation lo'
90 r..
6SO.3 The S, side center post OF this lode,
also the n. side cente- post of the
Eava lode OF this survey.
lo65.o2 intersect, the east boundary Of Sec
-. at \. 5lll.0l feet from the s.
Z. Cor. and $. 2zl3.4s feet from the
y +: Cor, OF the said section.
1878 To Cor. No. } identical with Cor
No ! Eava Lode OF this survey
fir post -four. feet long inches
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01

Debs for President and Seidel, Of Milwaukee,
for Vice President. will be the Socialist ticket Debs
has become wealthy by manipulating affairs Social
istic and Seidel is the Milwaukee Mayor the people
turned down after giving him two years trial the
head OF that municipality He did not make good
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Feet

Feet ment of Eavs Lode. a, MOUND :, h,e OF
stones "a feet b his ; S ss7,i Il feet p''e
! pear, 5. ST. So T. Variation ~
80 40 IOter s. the f. line Of Sec - +, at
u $4,000. feet II fr fse, '9 from n til the 4.
Il Cor OF the said section NJ
,,,- AZ F. corr or No. 4. identical with eoT NO.
'4z''O survey no ';sa ', Cold Scbes square rlaS.
ton ioue ~ feet above the ground
S wifh mound md Of earth and stone n
scr;bed G. II. +. 4.35S2 and T.
4,sslo whence the $; Z; Cor. OF S n;
"a r is n, X. % T. Mount "
alSSio nase and Meridian bears ).
sa9"'o2 "a 'S ". ~ -.
rhenee \. 50 o. f. Variation IL
40 +. r ,t;s lode
200. The east end center poiia ac VI oi begin,
5000 To Cor. NO. l. 'he P"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
APPLICATION FOR PATENT


07O36
United States Land Ofhce.
Carson City. Nevada, Apr. 10, w.
IN THE NATTER Of the Application % 1h n
Kennedy consolidated Got ,he
MINING COMPANY for patent mt toT 'ne
Red TOP op' No, 3, Eava, Buckskin, and Red
TOP Fraction Lode Mining Claims, Survey
No. 1910, Douglas County, Nevada rms
Nut Mining District: ,oN
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR PATENT.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Kennedy Consolidated Gold Mining Company
whose postofhce address is Lovelock Nevada as
by its attorney in fact c. +. Mack, wno Se
nostofice address is Reno, Nevada, has ina s
It's application for United States patent Tor
the Red Top, Red Top No / Red IoP u ~ Ton =,
Red Top No. 3, Eava, Buckskin, and Ked H'',
Fraction Lode Claims, situated in Pine w.
Mining District, County Of Douglas, State
Of Nevada more fully described nd ed ana notes as
81 survey No. 1910. to be filed in the L nited
States Land Office at Carson City, Nevada.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
AREA.

ola' area OF iiuckskn lode. ..167z6 acres
Area IN conflict with wa" 'e'es'
TTn ny No 5000 Iron Age lode s.76s acs
otal area Red Top No. | lode. 10 go Aero
Area IN conflict with '''''' acres
TT",sey NO 1000 ron Age lode. ISL acs
r rota, area Red Top No lode n 44o aces
ro.a, area Red Top lode .... % Az $50
ro,a, area Red Top Fraction lode. 2Is6 aeres
Area in conflict with -'''"i acres
survey No. 1889 Gold Hill No. J lode.
III. .''' =, 80 ,......,..... .033 acs
Inc, ne survey OF each lode OF this Ioco,ion l.
staked upon the ground '''"'ons as
fo.nd i"rn ,, side and end center posts were
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
RED TOP FRACTION LODE.


beginning at Cor No. l. identical
with Cor No. Eava, Cor. No !
Red Ton No | and Cor. No. Red
Top lodes. all Of this survey. whence
the Y. T. Cor. OF See ~. 7. ~ y
K % T.. Of Mount Diahlo Base and
Meridian bears y. ~ or T.. 21lz -
feet the discovery monumnct. Red
TOP Fraction lode. mound OF Stoue
feet high with feet base bears \.
ga 70 W 74l.7 feet.
Thence ~ Sc o. W Variation 10
90 T.
On line "a Red Top lode OF this
1884 TO Cor. No ?. identical with Cor.
No. ; Red Tor Lode o. this survey;
Thence s 50 "a w. Variation is'
90 r.
80 The west end center pos, OF this
lode
6JJ To Cor. No !. identical with Cor.
No. >. Red Top No. ? lode Of this
survey. a FIR post feet long inches
square set , feet in the ground with
mound Of earth and stone. scribed
X. r. =. $3.50 and X. r 22JStO
no hearing objects available.
Thence : s2' o. T.. Variation IL
40 T..
l4s574 To Cor No 4. identical with Cor.
No. ! Red TOP No. ? lode. line
% Eava lode both Of this survey
square. set ? feet in the ground
with mound OF earth and stone
scribcd X. T. 4. a.5st0 and r. r.
No, 2,l2si0; no bearing objects
Thence n. s. O4' u. Variation TO-
00' H.
On line % Eava lode of this survey.
6J.5b To Cor. No. /. the place Of he
ginning
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
RED TOP NO. LODE.

RED TOP NO. LODE.
BEGINNING At Cor. No I. identical
with Cor No. Red Top Fraction
lode. and line 2.5 Eava Lode.
both Of this survey. whence the
\. =. Cor. Sec. -. r. ~ n. K
% T.; Noun, D,ablo Base aud Nerd.
"a ssarS \ 2S o.. a. ,, 2M fs ,e.
00' T.
On ,nne "a Red Top Fraction lode
o. this survey.
1894 TO Cor. No ?. identical with Cor.
No. Red Top Fraction lode OF this
survey
Thence $. 81 o. W. Variation lie
40 r.
800. West center end post Of this lode.
S39.S5 lntersect line 81 Survey No 1872
Told liill No. lode at y. 81 S.
W. 2S.s feet from Cor. No 4
5000 To Cor. No. ;. FIR post 4 feet long
inches square, set feet in ground
with mound Of earth aud stone.
ser'bed X. T.; No, 2.3.Jsi0, whence
Scr No. Survey No. 1882 Gold
~ NO lode bears ~ 30 20 T..
Thence S, So 81 +. Variation IL
Hin lode. also intersect line a. Sur
veV No. 1882 Gold Hin No 3 lode
a y o. W. S6.i feet from Cor
10 thence on line -. Survey
o No. 1882 Gold Hill lode
""S''o The south side center post OF this
i4s5.74 TO Cor. No I. identical with Cor
No. j. survey No. 1882. Gold Hn
lode; on line % survey No JS81
,'o,d iiill Fraction lode fir post 4
inches square showing "a feet above
tne ground with mound Of earth aud
stone, scribed G.. II. 3JsS2 and
T. No. 2.I-JSi0. whence the discov.
cry monument of the Red Top No. ?
lode mound Of stone > feet hiRh
WIN ieet base bears y. so IS W.
avilable "''N'
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
RED TOP LODE.

RED TOP LODE.
beginning at Cor. No. J. idenneai
with Cor No. ?, Red Top No. J.,
Cor No !. Buckskin and Cor. No
Red TOP No. lode all OF this sur
vev, whence the y. f. Cor Sec. -.
r. IL ". r. % T., n. y. u and NJ.
bears " 33' ~ T.. l761.69 teet.
Thence y. s2' 05' W. Variation lS'
40 T..
On line ~ Red Top No. lode Of
this survey.
t4s574 To Cor. No. ?. identical with Cor.
No. Red Top No. lode OF this
Thence s. Sc o. W Variation is'
90 T..
500 The West end center post Of this
lode
900 TO Cor. No. g. identical with Cor.
No Red Ton Fraction lode OF
this survey a FIR most feet long.
inches square. set feet in the
ground with mound Of earth aud
stone. scribed r T. $3.50 and X. T
+. 2.5Sl0, no hearing object avail
Thence s. So o. +. Variation 49,
90 r..
I4sJ74 To Cor No T. identical with Cor.
No | Red Top Fraction. Cor. No
Eava and Cor No. Red Top No
! lodes all 81 this survey.
Thence \. g. 04' r.. Variation 10
90 T..
10000 TO Cor No !, the place OF begin.
ming
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01

F Hsa,n;ng at Cor. No !. identical
VIII Cor. No. Buckskin lode OF
~ snrvey. whence the y. +. Cor;
nf Sec 49, T. 10 ~, X. q r. OF
Wonnt Diablo Base and Meridian
hears n AZ 81, +. 1916 feet; the
RECOVERY monument OF the Red Top
M 4 lode mound OF stone y
high f. base bears 5 ~ So w
V "ence \. SO O3' W. Variation 49,
~, The North side center post OF tins
,s,74 TO Cor No 2, fir post feet'
long inches square set u. ~
the ground with mound OF earn
and stone. scribed K T. ). ='SSio'
no bearing objects available. 80
Thence :. So o. W. Variation 10
IS +. -, g.
M Red Ton Lode OF this survey,
a FIR most feet long. ! inches square.
set ? feet in the ground with mound
of earth and stone, scribed X !.
No. 3. 1910. and K. r. 2,3SlO; no
bearing objects available.
Thence s. S2' 0y +. Variation TX
00' T..
721. The S. side center post OF this lode,
also the ~ side center post OF the
Red Top Lode OF this survey.
,s,z4 TO Cor No. T. identical with Cor.
No / Red Top Cor. No. ? Red To2
No. / and Cor No. ;, Buckskin lodes
all OF this survey
Thence y. So 04' l.. Variation ls'
40 T..
$1,000 70 Cor. No. l. the place OF begin.
ming.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
STAR
Laundry

II. ]. OKIMURA, PROP.
First class work in every particular
The cleanest and the cheapest. Any
kind Of cloth Numbered Suits CLEANED
Work called for and delivered.
NEAR NEVADA and BROADWAY
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TWO AVIATORS ARE
 KILLED AT RHEIMS
FRENCH ARMY LIEUTENANT AND TERNATlONAL FLYER MEET
 DEATH IN FALLS.

Rheims. Nov. 21.-Two aviators were killed today, one, Andre Frey, at Rheims. and the oCner Sub-Lieuten- ant Laurent, at Etampes.
 Frey was we'll known on both sides of the water, He finished third III the international Aviation race at Chicago in SeptemNer of this year. Today he was undergoing military training and had just finished a regu lar practice flight.
 He stopped his engine at a height of about 500 feet and planned down beautifully. until within 150 feet of the ground. Then suddenly the right wing of the monoplane crumpled and the machine dropped to earth Frey was badly crushed. The cause of the accident is a mystery, as the aero plane had been thoroughly tested and was apparently in perfect condition.
 Lieut.. Laurent and Sapper Chenu were making a flight near Etampes at speed of sixty miles an hour- when squall caught the aeroplane as the pilot attempted to make a sharp turn and dashed it to the ground Laurent was killed but Chenue escaped with light injuries.
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FARLEY TRIAL
 NEARING THE END
STATEHOUSE TENOGRAPHER R uNDERGoEs ORDEAL OF TWO
 DAYS CROSS EXAMINATION.
ReEnacts Shooting Episode in Which Advertising Solicitor Met Death
 in City Park.

Columbus O., Nov. 2t.--Both the state and defense completed the in troduction of evidence today in the first degree murder trial of Miss Ceeela Farley, the pretty statehouse stenographer who is charged wit1 shooting Alvin F. zollinger, an ad vertising solicitor, in q city park last May. and the case is expected to go to the jury some time tomorrow.
 After having been on the stand continually for more than two days, Miss Farley completed answering the cross-examination questions of the attorney shortly after the noon re- cess today. She went from the stand crying and in an exhausted condition from her long ordeal
 Prosecutor Turner today, severely cross-examined Miss Farley and fore tions with Jerome Quigley, the man whom she was to marry, after their engagement.
 Clearing the space in front of the jury box for the second time during the trial, Miss Farley again went through the dramatic actions, demon strating the story of the defense that ZollingeT was accidentally shot, :" this time Prosecutor Turner acted the part of Zollinger, instead of Miss Farleys attorney, Mr. Allen.
 Under the guidance of the prose cutting attorney, who claimed in his mi h|au been impossible for zollinger to have been shot in the manner claimed by the defense the stenographer gave an even more graphic description of the shooting than before.
 While holding the gun to the prose cutoT's head at the same distance she claimed it was from Zolinger's head when the gun was discharged the distance was measured by attorneys and found to be IT inches.
 When Miss Farley again took the witness chair after the demonstration she was trembling and very nervous She broke down and sobbed and had to be helped from the chair to the witness room, where she was allowed to rest for few minutes
 The prosecution then began it's re- buttal and introduced an expert, who declared that he had made expert ments, and that powder marks could be seen on human flesh from a gun 26 inches distant. The defense had previously introduced an expert who declared that powder marks could not be seen on flesh from a gun held fnn al
 Attorneys for both the prosecution and defense have agreed to limit their final arguments to a short time.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-22
Taft Receives Appeal.

Washington. Now 21--A telegram protesting against alleged inauman treatment of women and children of Saloniki by the Greeks when they entered that city was received to- night by President Taft from Adolf Kraus, president of the order of B'Nai B'rith in Chicago MT. Kraus' infor- nation came from the president Of the order in Salcniki He appealed for intervention by the United States or the powers. The president refer red the message to the state depart ment for Investigation
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-22
WILSON CARRIED KANSAS.

Topeko. Kas.. Nov Woodrow Wilson carried Kansas by plurality of 23.547 over Roosevelt. Taft was f5.279 behind Roosevelt. The off, cial figures given out by the secre- tary of state today follow:
 Wilson. D. 143.67O; Roosevelt, P. 12e12S; Taft, R. 74844 Debs, S. 26,- S07
 No socialist labor vote was cast in the state and the vote for Chaffn prohibition candidate for president was not tabulated ny the counties.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-22
ITALIAN ELEcTRocTED.

Columbus. O.. Nov. 21.-Dominic Selyaggio, an Italian. was eleetrecut- ed here tonight for the murder of three of his countrymen in September 1911. Selvaggio made only one re- quest before he died that he be al. lowed to kiss eruefix.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-22

 port they sank two torpedo boats and the cruiser was o0ly slightly dam aged
 By the occupation of Florina. which lies to the south of Monastir. he Greeks, according to the Athens re- port have cut off the rear guard of the Turkish army to the numbe of 3O- 900 retreating from Monastir.
 Battle is Resumed.
 ConstantinopIe, Nov. 21.-The bat tie within the Tchatalja lines has been resumed. CannonadAg was re. opened with great violence this even ing and plainly audible here.
 Jews Ask Protection.
 Chicago, Nov 21. - The United States government today was asked TO take action to protect Jews in Fur key against slaughter by the Greek conquerors. The appeal was made by Adolf Kraus. International presi- dent of the B'Nai Birth Mir. Kraus forwarded to the state department at Washington the text of a cable mes saga which he received during the day from Constantinople a few hours after Jews had been reported put to the sword ia Salonik The cable dis. patch 10 Mr. Kraus read,
 ''ln Saloniki the Greeks are plum dering the Jewish quarter. dssecrat- ing the synagogues and ouiraging the women The German and French governments have protested at Ath. ems We pray yon to urge the United States government to act
 "B'NAI BIRTH"
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RETAIL MERCHANTS MEET.

St Louis, Nov. 21.-Resolutions ad-
 voeating a more rigid anti-trpvi 'a~ honest advertising laws, the repeal of the parcels post law and the defent of the Oldfield bill against price fly : ing, were adopted this afternoon at the closing session of the first annual convention of the National Fedora tion of Retail Merchants M. T Maloney of Deisot. Miehy WIS 're-elected president.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-22
WATCH MANUFACTURER DEAD,

Philadelphia. Nov. 2l -Tlheophilus Zurburgg, former president of the Keystone Watch Case company. which was the principal defendant in the governments suit to dissolve the SO called watch case trust,'v died last night