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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-12
THE NOMINATION
OF ABE LINCOLN
CONTINUED From Page one3

A delegate asked for full roll call
and the names of Tennessee, Arkan
sas, Mississippi, Georgia, South and
North Carolina, and Florida We're
called while the delegates laughed
groaned, jeered and hissed There
was a great fight on the report of the
committee on credentials, the question
being whether he slave states pres.
ent were entitled to a full vote in the
convention. Then began the wrangle
over the southern states delegations
which has continued through every re.
publican convention from that day
until this. Horace Greeley, in his fear
of Seward attempted to secure the
adoption of rule that would have had
the same effect on the democratic two
thirds rule, but he failed. The con
vention did, however, affirm the cleo
toral aportionment
The convention had a fight over the
platform, once actually voted down a
proposition to reassert the truths pro-
claimed by the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence, and was never unanimous
on any question. The platform de-
clared against the extension of slave
territory, specifically declared that it
was the right Of the states to control
their own local institutions without
interference, and denounced the arm
ed invasion Of state upon any pre-
text whatever, as "the grayest of
crimes" This was reference to
John Browns raid. The republican
party OF 1860 knew full well that it
could not countenance the attitude Of
the extreme abolitionists. 1t was not
its purpose to free the slaves in the
south, it looked only to the issues OF
the moment, the prevention of the ex-
tension OF slavery to the territories
and to new states.
Yet today 1t is easy to see that the
attitude of the people of the North
which made the organization of the
republican party possible was essen
TALLY an anti-slavery attitude. 1t was
not so apparent at that time, as the
careful utterances of the early republi-
can leaders give testimony However,
when the republican convention In the
Chicago Wigwam chose Abraham Lin
coin as their nominee for president
they knew they had selected man
who had said. "A house divided
against itself cannot stand. believe
this government cannot endure per-
manently half slave and half free.
Later he wrote to Horace Greeley that
If he could save the Union by freeing
the slaves, he would do it; that II he
could save the Union by not freeing
the slaves he would not free them (;
that 1t was his purpose to save the
Union. He did, and for that service
not only the republican party which
he led, but every man, woman and
child who owns to the name of Amer
ican, calls him blessed.
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she kn.w

Jack-When l asked Ethel II she
would be mine she fell on my breast
and sobbed like child, but finally she
put her arms around my neck and.
Maud-Oh. yes. know all about
that; I rehearsed it with her.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-12
Awkward.

II am pleased to meet you again" I"
he said.
Thank you," replied the lady. who
had once been his wife.
How are the childrenF"
What children?"
ours"
We never had any"
"0h, beg your pardon. It was very
stupid Of me. mistook you for some
one else"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-12
First Aid.

Edith-Who are you writing to,
dear?
Ethel--Jaek's written me that his
girl has thrown him overheard, SO I'm
dropping him line.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-12
Money to Loan.

Choice farm loans now made at a
tx per cent interest rate, without
commission. Money ready. 3 Y
Gwinnup & Son.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
EXTRA HORSES
TO HANDLE THE
PARCELS HERE
MAJOR FELL STATES THAT " IS
pRosAsLE THAT FACILITIES OF
LOCAL PosToFFIeG Will Or
INCREASED.

n "a thought probable that the un
u eleven pounds weight for q radius
- afiy miles non axsd ~ Law IN m
carrgfnE % parcels hy United States
mail may be increased e twenty
pounds hy tie next congress. accord
Inc % Postmaster A. abb Fell
Ihirty-nve theusand scales Pr m.
Etaliation In e. many poFtofices have
already been ordered ~ the postonlcr
department AZ Washington aud vii ~
sent out prior % January 4. when the
parcels poet lsccomen enertivs
These scales will weigh up a. twenit
pounds. aEd not 20 eleven, and thr
reason O. that Il e believed ~ man
9Th insight that Tho eleven pound
nit wli D. dispensed Nith IN favoF
a. twenty
That BE- ai ln accordance With fact
learned bv the Pensacola pustmaster
and statements of he based upon
knowledge % what wiil probably hr
uone In future in regard 70 eKtendins
the parcels service
Just what manner % things may be
cent by me mails h not yet aitorethsr
clear 30 many and requests are frt
pigs poll parrots. kltteuu. lapaoWa and
other specimens ~ domestic iivsstoch
may he TIED NJ with pink ribbons.
stamped and delivered bY the carriern
20 rate ~ I've cents Tor the nrsi
pound and one cent for each pound
above that
n IL understood that the service vii
be pretty Eeneraiiv confined 20 deed
weight for the present. ~ least,
When the post begins operation
farmers In Millsisw or soldiers a. Fori
Barrancas VIII not De forced % call o.
the cfHces - any express cempanf
Tor package under eleven pounds bar
q VIII be delivered 90 the ona 90
dressed 90 N ON any rural route
Major Feil states that several exfra
horscs and wagons wtli probably b.
Required in Pensacola. az parweis To-
the mails wili he called for under or
tain conditions and VIII he delivered
In every instance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
SCENES OF SUFFERING AND
MISERY ARE WtTkEssE o

ConEtantinopis. Noy zi.-scones ~
suherina and misery are % be Ait
messed daily - the Turkish cholera
camp at San Etrfano. a correspond
cut 81 the Associated Preaa paid
visit there today
Much skrptlcism haf prevailed fn
fera. The foreign quarter 81 ConstAn-
tnoplc. both amonE members 81 fhe
diplomatic corps and foreign residents
No ore there believed the figures given
- railroad employees and othsrs IN
contact win the Turkish aruTv. who
declared that manv thousands we're
stricken with chol~rs
The camp ~ situated a. the alas o.
a railway smhanknent 90 feet in
height a lsrEe opsn space ilks . vi
age green stretches away Tor some
distance. This is surrounded - better
class houses tao or three stories high
built tn European stole. Tor san stef-
ano u the summer resort % many q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS

san Carries J. Moran. Baltimore
F. n stone. Rochester: :. ~ stewart.
Inc knonuflie. q a. McCrRm. Louis
vile &. VI. Dues. Paducah, Ky. =.
y. MoCaskill. DsFunfak springs r.
Ran. Nsw York: r. L. Farney Penn
syIyauia n. & n. McCasiiu. Defun-
ian springs. NJ M unL Selma. Ala.
WIN. ". Gillian. New Vera. ". =
Cawthon. neFuniaS SPRINGS. Gee. ~.
Lewln Atlanta " A. NeutburEer
Louiaviiias y. r. Root ChicA9o. Harry
Hiden. Birmingham: ~ J. AuEalma-
New Orieanss Ashton Blum. View or
leans: IA. ~ Froat Z. r. q Michi-
gan: 1T ~ Babcock. r.. r. q. Michigan.
IL. q. Purdy and wife. Highland Park.
IN. 8. Judsn. New Orleans l.. A. Bar
row. Chicago. p. schoeman. Mobile
Ala: W. W Kerr. Columbus. Ga. J
B Mockredgs. Newark. y. - = -
pauiio. Atlanta; a. r.. Lundsnan, Ga
cinnau; WIN. A Block. New Nork
Geo ~. .Csriey. Atlanta. ". II. =
Dawson ana daughter. Chicago. AIRS
w. r. b. lawson. Chicago Mrs. Ed-
ua rarroll. Chicawo. Erie Won Axni-
aon. Laurel Hi: W. m. BouEhton
Boston. Afaaa: m. W. MarEraf. Cin.
cinnau. o.. p. n. Maddox. New York
Chas. - Groan. louisville - r
Reynolds. Minnesota. J. =. Gouid. New
York A. y. Try. Chicago; q. r. Wal.
ter. Cincinnati. J. r. Bell -. Louis
W. r. watt. Montgomery W p
smith. Atlanta .. p. watson. New or
leans. H sullivan. Montgomery; n. A
Baidrldge. e. =. =. Michigan.
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tonca hut state that ~ shall - s~rv-
"a IN the AnauiSa club tat be hsi
better 60 20 ArmaEeddon. where one
man can constitute the entire court
~ that point there vas loud ap-
plause by p. d. Bingham and a gentle
man named McGourin.
ORDERED TO TIE JURY.
They were called o. the bench AMI
ordered % g. slt on the jury Tor ne
appreciation % ths Joke
JudFo Henderson thcn suggested
taat be might b. shie % explain a~ray
the accusation - the ATTORNEY for the
defense and vas given opportunity.
mir HsrTider a. incorrect" he ven
tured IN saying the cigars have not
yet been cut % the tinfoiL n g please
him ! might say they have Just GOT
ten into g. took the Good clgars out
and put them IN their place and can
tell you that YOU can find the box
three shy n you count them.
Then you are guilty ~ larceny raih-
er than perjury stated Mr.. Herrider.
It doesn't make any dincrence.
irterposed Judge Rahb. provided ne
does not incrininafs himself. Pc =
not on trial ans vou should appreclats
he honesty IN aemitunE that ne
changed the eiSars.-
7 do" tartiy rsturned the lawyer.
y have smoked nouna q the cigars
The case vas then taken ap ~ Judge
Eabh, who stated he would not Eive y
due consideration for tire simple fact
that he wished 20 tesve Tor rs home
In birmingham iris morninE
TIE Immediately ruled that a. Attor-
usy Herrider ard several members ~
hiH 81 81 as well sa Attorney honros
for tie piaintiH. had smoked . num-
Der q the cigars that there as net
box q cigars there and tat the
action was too late. having been
brought as sst forth IN the briefs, up-
on . box ~ cigars and net q partial
boN ~ cieArw.
AZ for the umbrella. he efsposed II
that ~ ruling that n vas % The
wrong rack anf that u Captain shsr-
rili 81 ux would oniy fellow % long
enough that they might Sc a chance
% exchange an old ore Ter q In a
certain locai cafe most any wet day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
G.E.&A. WILDE
GRANTED TIME
AS REQUESTED
FRANCHISE comMlTTEE WILL
RECOMMEND THAT RAILWAY 81
GIVEN ONE YEAR LONGER

Ata mrrfing ~ me frauchise con-
miftea ~ ere rifv council held last
Might td uhirh UnH referred the matter
81 extension 81 one years time 20 TIE
GuiE T1urIaa and Alabama Railroad
Company and the Pensacola, Mobile
a New Orleans Railroad Company -
dU cefialn things required under the
ordluamre ErnntinE them certain rights
nnd PRIVILEGES. thc committee decided
90 recommend - the council o. tB
nest meeting that the extension ~
tme hc granted
TIE GulL FLORIDA A Alabama COM
rnnv asks fhat BE- be- rranted one
years timc .n which 90 complete the
follow
rhe completion % 90 miles - rail-
ruad.
Thr completion - tss miles % rail-
ru#U uuH the connection herewith
vIFh tHe Mobile a Birmingham rail-
roat
Th. completion of passenger depot
or fHr ueaf alde of spring street
THe road has begun the construction
~ wharf or pier Ga Pcnaacoin and
has made considerable progress Oh -
construction. End Cd miles - the road
haH been huut and trains have been
rln 81 the main line into Pcnsacoia.
The company Says that owing 90 ths
fEIrrmf preFaliancc ~ bad weather
during lalf and part az 1919. and ovs-
inR to other circumstance beyond its
control t Jas been unable 90 Com
ulatr tae 90 miles 81 railroad required
lF thF ordinance 90 bo completed
within ls mfuths from the date 81 tie
coumfueemtnt ~ work
Alderman Meyer. chairman Of the
fummlttee. presided. and Aldermen De-
silva end semmea. the other members
nI the COMMITTEES. were present
Vice President Berry. % the O.. q. q
a. road and President McLaugaiin. a
the v, a. a y o. read. were present
and explained their requests 20 me
committee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
SHIPS SEND A
GUARD ASHORE
THEY ASSIST rHE LOCAL POLICE
tN kEgPtNG ORDER AND A.
HLUEJAcKEvs ARRESTED ARE
SENT ON BoARp.

Admiral Fletcher of the special
squadron of enc Atlantic 3cct. whien
arrived ai Pensacola Yesterday after
noon. volunteered Il Euard ~ sixteen
mrn. Boa command of omncrs from tbc
vessels. t1 chief ~ Police Drank San
drrH far fHr purpose of takinE charwe
nI meu Ell thr feet whom che police
found ueersHsrE to tskc into custody.
fH. rHHras fruu coo ships were on
UH.. EUHIrrda AFTERNOON add last
uIEFt 1Ud vHru members - the crrer
fFtUn uffe hrouFHt te enc police SEA s
f.nu fI"E were turned ever tn onccrs
frun fHr treaFir ard arnt aboard their
aH.u HHere fHer Wu receive punish
urHt a..UrHinr fH tHe rules - the
nHI snteruInE tHeir conduct and acts
vHH. ashore
fIH uumIaer 81 blue srkrfa and 9TH
rrs uaw ere Ships aanurr iaat night
uIEHf waa uIFrrd af about toa 81 msm.
tsr af Ehr ruard frum ere bIg yss-
H.H
several Hf fhr men wrre takeu In
sHars. ts tHr pnIIer and members ~
fH. sHHrl fnr being drunh rtrr
we're immediately carried aboard tg o.
s.#.rt lfam tHa guard
hHuat Pr aH O'Clock last night ere
q. fh. mrn vas taken iu ,harge b.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22

shs wealthy residents o. consiausi-
nopFs
TAO Ottoman soldiers vere standing
on guard &C the enfrancs 70 TIE camp
but they made no motion. Their duty
vas 90 prevent those within the GORDON
from escaping and nut % hinder ether
pecple from cntcring.
a uauscating picture was Witnesses
~ ths side q tie railroad TIE bodies
which had been thrown from trains
lay - thev had fallen. some stuck
on top 90 the mhankmeut but others
had rolled part ~ the way down.
Around . one-story stable a. the
foot % tire smbankmsut VAS a group
% sixty dead and dying lying close to-
gsther apparently for warmth. on the
Slopes % q manure pile which the sick
men had found softer than the hard
ground one nan on top % shs Pile
vas diEEinE with his nnwers a sort o.
trough Ia which % lie The trough
soon became bic grave
AS visitors came near the sick men
raixsG their heads ana cried Ia the
hearing % attendants that they we're
given no bread or water. Watkins
half way across the acid the visitors
passed dead and dying men, some
times a. intervals " = yard, some
times from twenty 20 thirty yards
apart
A group % tents stood IN the center
where four o. i've Turkish soldiers
wearing the armriecs % the Red Cres-
cent stood on rIard Inside The sick
and dead lav in groups The doctor
on duty counted twenty-five patients
IN one tent. while double that number
l. -
wind % leeward - TIRE canvas.
some - ths stricken men found
dimcuitv in getting into tire Mosiem
position Tor prayer looking toward the
east one praying victim vas 80 weak
that ne could not replace he blanket
around he head when the wind blew
u OF. The rsd crescent attendants
made no attempt % assist any q these
suffering soldiers. not even pi4cins
stones. which we're plentiful. under
their heads 20 permit them % Ne
easier
A number - ths.~ attendants math-
cred around 20 watch while the visit.
ors we're inspecting the camp. one 81
them became insolsnt ard vas ordered
OF - the doctor
water tank drawn hy a donkey
passed along ire road. Those % the
victims who we're able 20 rise 20 their
feet went unassistcd toward 81 and
struggled fcehiv fo~ 4 drink. Those
unable % rise E0t none
In a similar way what appeared 10
be army bread vas distributed % those
able 10 reach the place q distribution.
Several 81 The sick men raised them
selves with dinaculty and stumbled
toward a well. from watch they tried
90 DO water with their long sashos.
There were hundreds ~ dead and
thousands - sick IN this camp. many
q them lying on the open ground and
grsaf numbers % them supporting
taeir backs against the houses border
ms the open nslds, meet ~ which are
Deserted
The comparatively few Turkish sol
dierS brought 20 the hospitals barracks
and mosques AZ Constantinopls are
more fortunate although most 81 their
die after reaching their destlnat ton.
some feW ~ them are Wvon beds 10
iie in and water 20 drink and al q
them. - they do not get warmth. are
provided siih shelter from the rains
and the wind
san Stefano H. not the worst cholera
camp That a. Hadcmksui. near the
Tehatalia lines. is mere extensive
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
HARVARD ADVANCE or
YALE HAS CONN ENcEo

CambridKe Mass. Nof. 2i.-rhs
Harvard football advance on Tale be-
gan TODAY when q scouting party nt
backs and ends weut 90 NeW Haven.
20 try out tha lights end shades 20
Vale Geld The remainder ~ the team
ain - 20 New London tomorrow.
vherc there wfu br ioinsd ~ the backs
and the entire team yin reaca N-w
Haven Saturday moruinE Hair
score 90 coaches went 20 View Haycn
with the hacks and ends. and 81 was
expected that when the team assem-
hiea in View London there win he
short aignai practice on some grid
IRON there
What few tickets have reached the
handa - spectators are held at hiEh
prices. and quotations raj red from
90 hid Co $50 asked Cor Desirable pair1
~ ssats. Harvard stin ruled q strong
favurite in the betting win crimson
follower bcttinN te - and consiasr-
able Yale money m sight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
WARNING TO MANY
Some Interesting Facts REGARDING
Health Statistics

trn rH.aIr realise fo what extent
fNrr hfsifF depends open the cundI.
f.nn Hf tht E.fnerH
Too physician in nrarIV an eaaea az
serious Illness. wakFs a chemical en-.
alfsia cf the ratruta urine lie Fnows
fTaI unieaa tnn kidnefa arr aninr iheif
WORK properly. the other organs can.
NOS Del brourhf haek ta health END
strength.
when ths E.du@t arc neglected a.
ahaac4 n anv wa1. serious results are
cure to foIaW AerordInE o. health
Hfatstlrs. fWIFhfs disease uhich Il
realir au advanced form OF kldns1
trouble. caused NEARLY tcu thousand
deaths m laia. n thn state ~ Nsa
NurE alone Thertfern 81 behaovra us
En- gHN more attnntru 20 inc health
81 fnern most important organs.
an ideal herbai compound that has
fnd remarkable success 60 kidney
rrmrHV Is rr klmrra swamp Roof
tHt gretf kIdnf, Ltver and Blades
TrmeHV
TIRE mid and h-aunE influence % thi.
preparation Ga Soon realised. tt rtanas
fne highest Cor Ha remarkable recofa
81 Uurea
ff yoa feel thst yolr Kidneys re-.
ruIro attention and wish namrls
bottle. write to ur kumer a co.
NiuKhamton. al II. Mention this pa
nrf and they win eiad'T forward l q,
sou absolutely free. 81 mail
swamp Root fH cold bv every druE.
r'sf IN bottle 81 fva sirss--tac aut
SEE CAV
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
MANY VISITORS
REACH CHICAGO
LAND SHOW &c OPEN TO-DAY -
IN READINESS ANc ADVANCE
GUARD ARRIVES - FLORIDA
ORANGES ATTRACT.
srEcIAL Do - JouRNAL

Chicago. no. Nov. si.--Homssceking
wli ~ MADE easy when ire United
States land show. = panorama n
Amerioa. opens tomorrow - tho Coli
scum Every section % tha country
has brought the yield q Ia land 20
the People. and the United states will
be spread cut - N on q bargain coun-
ter.
Thousands Who have heard the call
~ the son are fnckinE into Chicago
% determine waethsr % settle On farm
land In Montana. or raise orangcs In
FLORIDA. Tors ~ fruits have arrived
FOR free distribution and the streets
are throngcd with farmers. cowboys.
Indians and railroad men. It IN said
the exposition win result IN many peo-
pie nookiug 10 lands IN the newly de-
veloped reEions - America.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
SOLDIER ENTERS
PLEA OF GUILTY
GUILTY oF sSNplNe OBSCENE
LETTER THRoUoH TIE MAILS
-oTHER CASES M FEDERAL
coURT.

At yesterdays session 81 tho Unit
"a states court Judge ". y. Sheppard
presidlnw. Andrew Hoidren. = soldier
pleaded guilty 20 the charge o. mailing
an obscene letter. bat Hentence was
suspended.
q. G.. Peters pleaded guilty 20 selling
nquor without license and Vas hnsd
SIS
o. q Waidrof charged with cutting
timber on government lard. vas tried
bv a fury and found Euiity. He has
not yet been sentenced
Tho case 81 Bob Cuilffcr charged
With Illicit distuling vas Eivcn % tho
jury late vtsferdav afternoon. pheu
the court adjourned The jury return
"a sealed verdict iast night. witch
vim be opened 81 this mornings sca-
sion
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22
Won AXELSON IS
IN PENSACOLA
HEAD o. FLORIDA INFoRnArIoN
BUREAU AT CHICAGO rs on HIs
WAY TO LAuRgL HttL FoR A.
VISIT.

Erir yon Awslson. former mavor ~
Laurel WnL but who A. now president
and Fcnrrai manarer - the Florida in-
formation Bureau az ChiraFo. vas in
tha clfv YESTERDAY On he say 90 Laurel
Wu where De uiu stay for short time
on q Welt
Mr von ANeiaon has been IN Clficu
- Ter several months. and ts workiQa
toward the end g. secure desirable
class ~ immigrants Tor this section of
Florida Te has aucceaded very wrl
and Yesterday declared TIE prospects
bright Cor future work
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Continued from Frs' PAss)
the Turkish troops are estimates %
have totailsd $1,000 mon and ars said
20 have had about 100 field guns
AZ the servian headquarters u =
stated that the dEht which lasted four
DAYS. cost the Turks q. Gee In killed
and wounded. while the Servian cas-
ualties must have been almost equal
in number
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TURklsH CRUISER sik..s
BULGARIAN TORPEDO BoATs

Coustantiuople, Nov. 2l.-fn an at
tack on the Turkish cruiser HAmidlea
II ire Black Sea this morning two Bull
rarian torpedo boats are asserted 70
have been sunk and two other torpedo
bosfs badly battered.
The Mamidioh % sait " have escaped
practically without damage
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22

The seT ste may not confirm the ap-
paintment 81 lars Anderson a. MA
istcr 20 y1pan e. sueceed Charles i'aEc
rryan. Several senators have aircsdv
ssprfrsd q determination 20 - 5ose
the srpointment on the ground m
q. 10 mfoe 70 Day a political de-.
rsur years ago Mrs Anderson gave
tss.0eu a. TIE Taft campaign find
Tho Ardersons are residents " Cin-
cinnatL
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Policeman Ernest Harper near the
corner 81 paiaf1x ans Government
streets FOR using obscene language go
the presence ~ ladies' he was taken
70 the police station. where an ensign
took TIRE name 81 fse other sailors 80
witnesses ard sent the man aboard his
ship Ife gave bic name a. A. = lar.
re snd said ~ wss q member 81 the
hospital corps.
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Gibraltar Nov f1-iTrs United
states cruisers Tennessee ana Montana
arriyed here this Afternoon. They are
coaiiuE. preparatory - proceeding 70
Turkish waters f1r tha Hrotection -
American citizens IN I've ostcrnsn EN-
nlrs
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been Admittedly heavy, bat the arrival
~ troops from Syrie has further
strengthened the Turkish defense. n
e also evident That The supply ard
eommissariat dircalties % the Otto
man army have been somewhat re-
neved
The conclusion is drawn IN Constan-
unopls that y shouid nov BE- easier -
arrange terms unless tho Turkish mile
tarv authorities make tha mistake "
HupposinE that a successful defense
tustihes defiance
Wounded Turkish orarsrs h.rhly
compliment ire snerrv shown 81 Gen.
oral Won Hochwaschter. 90 whom some
of them attribute q great Part - the
credit fur the defense on the Turkish
ri ulnE
it BE- clear that The nulxariann have
evacuated the position farInH thn
Hamicteh forts. aucordina 20 the Times
cnrrespuudent The TURKS folio~ed
the rstresiinG nuiKariann with their
artillery, Witch has a lunnnr ranEe
The correspondent adds.
II cannot undersiand tie nulwarlan
operations. Their ufthdra WaI possibly
ia q fe'nt hut N - ny dld they make
such strenuous efforts 20 ontrench
themselves
The correspondent suggests that the
huiEarianH may have Imagined they
have a. easy path e. Constantinopls
~ perhaps the Bulgarian generals
were ordered % make e DEMONSTRATION
Without seriously committing thsif
troops Tie adds
The Turks ar~ nlassed In such
strength "a TIE Mahmoua paaba lines
saaf they look 80 though tasr would
- able 90 resist indennitsly aur a.
tempt 81 ire Bulgarians Co approach
them ~ the snsms's forward move
nsnt should continus as extended 80 IL
has been durinH taa last fsw dayn
The nuiEarians have retired 20 the
bulls Ca ~ immediate y11nity 81
lchaialia village and ths Turkish
troops have reoccupied some villages
on TIE plain facing the Hamiaish
ferris Whatever me- - ths imnurt-
ance ~ this movement. Ia has acted a.
a strong tonic 90 the spirit ~ ne
Turkish troops.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-22

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generally intends % strike Paul Tor q
larger loan later on.--puch