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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25
HilbeIa 1ra itmisrit. Hsreim.

Der WiIbelm 1sn llntsrftiibungs
Wertin psrdnfnIiei am Gonntaa, 26.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25
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feriiie alarmirten bic nnoeren Sous.
belpohner uno Der nnbeimIid,e Asrl
entfIob.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25
Nnerfeunenemerfb.

Der itdbiild. 2lifmtiitsr 0surle
S6lpb psranlabt. seftern bic gerbai.
tung bes 5ouErsrs antbonp giancioIo.
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sr ptrborben. uno breiiae Grbbesren
peridufte, iibtr p,lte tr cine biinn.
cage gutter uno frifdtr Grbbe,rsn s..
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5,piihen pcm SauIe nteoergeitimmf
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Die Geleaaten boraii aufmerfiailt,
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g., oaB er gum Stabtperban0 gebort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-07
PRESIDENT TAFT
 SATISFIED WITH
 PRESENT OUTLOOK
tContinued From Page one,


 American marines in Nicaragua have con ducted themselves in a manner worthy of their flag and their uniform. That story about sharing their rations with the starving women and children might be expected from such fine body of men. It emphasizes the timeliness Of the assistance given. by the request and with the consent of the government of Nicaragua. in putting an end to condl- tions shocking humanity.
 Mexico seems to be emerging from it's troubles. which have probably not been as bad as represented. This government has been careful to respect international obligations in dealing with the questions that have arisen In connection with the disorders that have afflicted our southern neighbor and have hope and confidence that the patriotic spirit of the Mexican people will lead to complete restoration of the internal peace and harmony es- sential to their national welfare.
 Tn this connection it may be added that I regard with favor the suggestion to name some of the Notifications of the Panama canal zone after the heroes of American independence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-07
MASONS GATHERF FOR'
 CONFERENCE TODAY|

Washington. october 6.-Scores Of Ma sons of high degree arrived tonight to attend the international conference Of the Supreme Masonic Councils of the world beginning tomorrow. Representa- tives of the Supreme Councils of Canada. Central and South America, Turkey, Servia and Great Britian already have registered. their arrival and virtually every civilized country in the world will be represented before the close of the council.
 The conference will be under the direc- tion of the Supreme Council of ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Free Masonry for the southern jurisdiction of he United States. It proposes to bring into greater harmony the application of the degrees and rituals which although uni versal are frequently administered In diff fering fashions.
 The council will remain In session throughout the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-07
Hurdles Annihilated

Mexico City. October 6.--Word was brought into Toluca, southwest of here today of the almost total annihilatior Of detachment of rural guards and 2 number of women and children in a fight with Zapatista rebels near sul- tepeo yesterday.
 The sole survivors of the rurales and their party, three men and a wonl- an. struggled into Toluca today. They said the detachment of 60 rurales were a number of women and children. was stationed on hill near Sultepec and was surprised by the rebels while feed ing their horses. The rurales quickly assembled, however. and put up a strong fight.
 According to the survivors a bloody battle, lasting three hours. was fought The rebels lost many men and it seemed as if the rurales might be victorious when their ammunition gave out. The slaughter then began. The men were quickly killed and many atrocities were practiced upon the women and chill dren.
 The survivors reported that Major Flores of the rurales detachment was treated with unusual barbarity. His body they said was first chopped to pieces and then burned
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-07
VARIOUS VIEWS ON
 MURDER OF ZELIG
tContinued from Page one)

Dr~r~~s>rs~s~s~~~~>~~~~~~ unexpected deveiopments resulting from the murder last night of Big Jack Zelig interferes
 Besides Becker. six mep of New York $ underworld have been indicted for the crime. He will face as prosecutor Charles $. Whitman, district attorney of New York county; John F. Mcintyre will appear as chief counsel for the defense
 TheF prosecution will attempt to show that Becker actually ordered that Rosen- tnal be murdered. that Becker knew the time fixed for execution of the crime end that he afterwards used his official position to shield the four men accused of firing the shots, "Gyp the Blood '' Lefty Louie," "Whitey" Lewis and 'Dago Frank" Those men will be tried later with Jack Sullivan who rode with Becker in an automobile the night ,of the murder and William Shapiro, chaur- feur and part owner of the car used in killing Rosenthal.
 A panel of 250 talesmen has been sum moned for the case. It is expected that more than 90 witnesses will be called
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-07
AUSTRALIAN CLERK
 STOLE $75,O00

Oakland, Cal, October 6.-Robert Holt, alias Claxton, surrendered to the Oak land police tonight and confessed he had stolen s75,OO0 from the Australian govern ment while employed as clerk with the Royal Australian artillery at sydney. Holt said he took s25,o00 from safe and later stole and eashed a draft for s50.00o,
 Rose Miller. woman whom Holt had known in Sydney, was responsible for his surrender, according to his story to the police,
 "I met the womean on the street in san Francisco several days ago." said Holt. she knew of my taking the money. We had a disagreement and she threatened to inform the police. knew it would be only question of time until she would do so and [ decided tonight to surrender
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-07
TOrreon in Danger

Mexico City, October 6.-Once more Torreon. the city so long cut off from communication during the Madero rev ohition and in the early part of the present uprising, is in imminent danger of isolation. Several bridges on the main line of the Mexican Central were de- stroyed south of the city last night and on Friday other bridges were destroyed to the north. The line between Tor reon and Durango was cut some days ago. The International railroad to Mon terey and the line to Saltillo are still being operated but as /the rebels are to the north and south of Torreon. these lines appear to be at their mercy.
 z. a'fices from sonora say 300 rebels are menacing Colonia Juarez. They have raided various villages and are charged with nistreating women. A dispatch from Michoaean says Americans in mining camps at Aguilla, Acilitan and Cocoyuta consider themselves in danger from reb- els. The American ambassador has made urgent representations on this score to the. minister of foreign relations.
 General Blanquet, reporting from Mus quiz, Coahuila, says he has Orozco's men surrounded. Vicente Segura, wealthy young landowner in the neighboring state of Hidalgo, has joined Orozco. placing at his disposal large part of his fortune. Seguin is the youth who four years ago astonished the capital by entering the ranks of the bull fighters as profess sional and later touring Spain with con- siderable success.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-07
FEW RAIDS MADE
 IN VICE CRUSADE

Chicago, October G.-Few raids were made tonight in the southside vice dis trict that yesterday seemed to have the quietus put upon it's business by the drastic action of the states attorney. Several places that attempted to keep
 open were e.nptied by the police and the propffetors and inmates held without bail 10 be arraigned in the municipal court in the morning.
 The "levee streets were thronged
 with sightseers all day and well into the
 night, attracted by the publicity given the district.
 Harrison E. Riley, president of the Chicago Title and Trust company and Justin D. Hall, secretary of that cor poratlon. will be arraigned tomorrow on d charge Of renting property for immoral purposes. Other capiases are said to involve persons equally prominent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-07
Turkey Makes Concessions

Constantinople, October 6.-It Is con firmed that as result of the visits of the French and Russian ambassadors with the grand vizier and the foreign minister the porte has offered to give effect to the 1880 reform scheme, which was rejected by Abdul Hamid because it referred to Turkish parliament. It has since remained a dead letter.
 This scheme does not affect the sov- eighty of the Sultan and does not pro- vide for political autonomy. but lays down principles of administration and decen- tralization. It provides councils for the vilayets, partly elective and having ex- tensive legislative powers with respect to taxes. the police and certain other departments.
 Tie cabinet has been for tho past fort night discussing the applicability of this scheme under existing circumstances.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-07
zAPAT|STAS SACK
 TOWN OF CHO[ULA
Serious Engagement in the Streets-Many Casualties
RURALES WIPED OUT
Torreon Is Again in Imminent Danger of solation-Ambassad Wilson Urges Protection of Americans.
 Rebels Take Ascension

Mexico City. October 6.-zapatistas tonight are saeking the town of Cho- lula, a few miles from Puebla and well known to tourists. Small groups of rebels with their arms concealed and posing as ordinary country people en- tered the town throughout the day taking advantage of a celebration which was going on. At s o'clock they ]. made a combined attack on the little guard
 Federal achievements came from place in the streets, the zapatistas proving victorious. The casualty list is not known, but will be large. The rebels later ransacked residences. stores and public buildings
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-07
LAWRENCE HAS
 QUIET SUNDAY

Lawrence. Mass. october 6.--Lawrence had a quiet Sunday today in contrast with the riotous scenes of one week ago. Citizens continued to advance their move ment for general showing of American flags with view of offsetting the dis play of "No Go, No Country. banners by the Industrial Workers of the World in q recent parade. In the churches priests and Ministers took Patriotism" and Our Flag as their themes.
 Leaders of the Industrial Workers of the World, including William D. Hay wood and Miss Elizabeth GurIey Flynn. not only wear the American flag them selves but have told their followers to do so.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-07
GOVERNOR JOHNSON MEETS ROOSEVELT Perkins, Munsey and Straus Among His Callers
 Today

spite of Colonel Roosevelts an- nounceed intention of seeing no one and talking no politics during his brief period of rest here. he found there were a number of important matters to be adjusted before he leaves on his next campaign tour, and spent most of the afternoon conferring with party leaders.
 arrivals. Governor Hiram Johnson and Colonel Roosevelt told each other of their experiences on their campaign
 trips. Other visitors included Senator Dixon, George w. Perkins and Frank A. Munsey.
 Colonel Roosevelt will begin his mid de states tour tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-07
TURKEY WILLING TO
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 23 OF BERLIN TREATY
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against Turkey was to force the re- forms provided for in the treaty of Berlin. At the same time 1t is real ized that while the governments in the coalition may be willing to accept this guarantee, they are feeling more and more the pressure of the militar- ism which they themselves have been unable to repress. With peace on the point oc being signed with Italy,. the martial spirit of Turkey also has reached a stage where 1t is difficult to keep it in control. If the Balkan governments can hold the fighting ele- ment in check, French officials are hopeful that the diplomats may still win out against the soldiers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-07
Plans to Raise Funds

lyos Angeles. October 6-Prince Lay aroylch Hrebelianovich of Servia, claim ant to the throne Of that nation. who. with his wife. the Princess LazarovIch, is in Los Angeles, has announced that the latter is planning to form in America q society to supply funds to aid :servsa. !, in case there should be war between the Balkan states and Turkey.
 Discussing the Balkan situation he sail
 Though war would be directed pri- marily against Turkey. there is no doui { that it would include Austria. as ther e las been a growing sentiment that Aus tria's policy would be to annex the small CT countries at her doors. Such a step would mean national death to Servia, Bull garie, Montenegro. Albania and Greece. and this knowledge hes caused them to combine against q common foe"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-07
TWO ARE KILLED IN
 NEW YORK FIRE

New York, october 6.-Trapped on the third floor of Dennets' restaurant build ing, on Park Row. today by flames which started from defective flue, Nellie GIL man and Adelaide Preston, two young waitresses. were killed and two others were taken out in serious condition from smoke inhalation. fifth woman. who grasped rope which a fireman let down from the roof. slid to tine ground in fafety. although her hands were badly lacerated. The fire did about si0,Ooo dam ageA