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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-18
DENIES HE'S DEAD

ASTORIA. Or. Jan. 1S.-"G'wan.
| amt dead" Indignantly shouted
Peter Oleson, when an excited fish
erman attempted to pull him from
the Columbia river by sticking a
pike hook into him Oleson. who Is
fat. has a habit of plunging daily
into the river and floating on his
back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-18
Cardinal Farley Brings
Message From Pope

NEW YORK. Jan. tt-cardinsi Farley. who returned from Rome
yesterday, brought the following messsae 10 Americans from Pope piuss
= admire your nospnshie land. whore the people Of al nations
are welcomed, ard where liberty to all 10 assured. pray continually
for your land. rssiixtn0 the great future a offers to each naa knowing
Row 20 81 his ~n liberty with regard 20 the liberty Of his nsiuhbors
~Ameriea. realize. knows what liberty To- am fully alive con.
scrana not only the future OF the church. but Of the land a. we'll. and
my ssrnsss prayer Il that ss greatness shalt continue"
Cardinal Farley declared that the popea physicaI condition was
marvellous hts eye being = clear and bright a. the morning.
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Naval Officer Charged
With Attacking Wife

en- unfss1 Frees xsass1 warss
VALLEJO, Cat. Jan. tA--raclue
= court martial on charges Of &C
tions urbscominp an officer and .
gentleman, a. . result ~ IN a.
tack upon HE wife. Captain Ernsst
e. Wsst. v. .. ~. c. 10 under sr-
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rsst today ~ the barracks here.
Captain West IL regarded ~ one
o. the brightest officers In the
service. Ne wa sent hare to act
- Judge advocate a the court.
msssisis following the Bennington
disxster.
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xho folteutng are u nvssnes
sAanss ss sSs pre1usssn- vsssss q
AL eaese . ssbtee4 " vArkaoson.
Ascending - freehseeo M gsnogai
eneef1enees oqe theoe ps1eeo. unlSoo
Ssnsrwtee Indicated. are fos sss11siy
ftyu1 grn4oo-
hrs. go Dssens-ssu1ag ynsa
Native wssnfnKvnn but
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HEARTLEss THIEF

LOS ANGELES, Jan. Ia
w. W. Bush lies at home In bed
today while the police are
searching for the trousers a
hesrticss thief piifered from
Bush's apartments Five pairs
In all, Bush t~esrfuiIy snnounc-
ed into a telephone after he
had wrapped . blanket about
his s%hiserIng form and ven
fured into a hallway to the
phone. After he was promised
bIuc-coated cooperation, Bush
returned to his bed 10 wait.
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FOR EXCHANGE
100 acres. located ~ miles from
kfnpp. Grant county all under
cultivation fx0 acres rfowed for
spring sowing. b. renter. small
house. good wheat land. Price
5000. VIII exchange for a house
and lot In Seattle. aud saum
small amount.
so acres % raw wheat land. I miles
from Grant county no fufnm.
bfance Price $4,000 Will *.
change Tor seattle property and AS
auGae. W w. koYes. 3ff Boaton
block.
Faulty IA contract on g-foen modern
house. hew, fun concrete basement.
lot 501t1u. price $500, for lot In
West Woodland district. aneneum-
bored State price and location.
E-fVf. care Star.
Groom modern housf corner lot.
with alley, for unimproved prop
erty or wiz sell on easy terms.
by owner. rnd % Fremonf-Esiiafd
car line 1902 4fth Az. u. w
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IHeasant home for YOUNG women or
men. with board. and use OF piano
very reasonable. Phone Main sfb3.
fp22 East Alder. corner OF 10th.
Hmufifni rooms. Mrs. Bells unex-
celied table. Walking distance. Ills
Cherry. Main 1857.
floom aud board. private family.
nice home. close In Iesler car.
\ Hast 1907.
j~i0me-likc. mnrino view: excellent
car service. ~ West Harrinon.
Queen Anne o.
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g ACRES, $500.
$40 CASH. VI MONTH
Rich alder bottom land. fine timber,
welt settled district. half mile -
good school. just vest Of fhe city.
nine boats daily. See this land 10
morrow. 10 O'Clock boat Clifford.
Owner. 1919 Third av. Open eve
ninga.
b-acro Tracts near seattle. szb0 per
Tract and up, 81 cash. 81 a month
Call and see Pioneer Loan n In
vertment co. los Second nv y
8 acres rich level land nnar boattle.
$500 fzb cash. 50 month. Mr..
BLACK. Main 1853.
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tnTunn cruEp-Do not ~ear
uush pefmQnent. absolute, without
nens o. labor. over 100 eases cured
N rnnt two years. from aEn 1 year
g. sNr 10 The Harvard System.
tf7 titai nlds. snd av. ut Pike sf
LADIES REMoDEfsiNG PAnLOHB
New garments. made and old rotnod.
eled latest styles Prices tea-
ssnsoie sie Arcade D.dE. Ind l.
Old .rountry Matchmaker = Msln-
npfinkn. Jewels. IAe ench. Rlannen,
soet Jacobson, first and stewart.
Wanted a baby for adoption. under
q one year. Address E-ioo, care
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
'E ruorrar Ei,r3hnEp ~, =.
GILLETTE Bf.ADfs s~harp-ned. soc
dog fnsorn, zsc, etc. iset sth ay.
Or. Putnam has resumed his dental.
islds' los rirs,s "'''''s'''
Don't be ioneiy. Jotn ous Matrimonial
bureau. ladies' free los ptre 81
t-aaies. tailoring. gowns also remodel
inF tes Northern hank bIdE
pfsnsmaklng. ladies' tailoring. ZIG
many kifl I months old. for ndop-
ton, Phsne Main fsss itoom 81.
Fancy Shelf Handed Souvenir rens
Anuxonir Fen Co. bon 1905 Seattle
Help Wanted--Female
Girls wsnsed~To saii homa-n AIDE
perfume. naxpflnr extracts. etc.
IN the uefNhhofhond where they
live: viii protect territory and pay
well ffen start THIS al will not
appeaE again. Address a H g,
1919 Mala N.
Wanted Young m either ca
pefirntot or inerpcf teurctf. to wofh
- Telephone operators. Apply 10
ltos atd ax. or 1880 fTth ~. The
Pacific T~elsphone aud telegraph
Wanted Woman. ii oncr. % care
Tor children good vrsee. Apply
Itse % & a ~, i7@s Bos lston.
Apt As1,
J n~stsHia1less ssD a ws~k. Apply 10
=. "a. sis HpFinx 81.
spireiia corset representative want
ed. Call tsb Arcade Bldg, II 10 2
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%HALrHouR
HALFAcRE TRACTS

On the East Side az Lake Washing.
ton. directly opposite I<rhfbi
park. fe.n than five minutes Walk
from Medina. Can cnnsa 20 End
and rsalef from b property IN
exactly half an hour. Plenty Of
largo tusts now. and haIf-huur
ferry service planned 20 operate
before tenF.
sesfeo.feot iofsf for 3toe-
Terms as f0w m 40 Per cent cash
a balance eAsy monthly pay
mcufx
HENRY FREDERICK. INC
Main sess. Ind. Ssst
Hoxe Building
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NS.TSd~zEo~T ,co,c ~lfi
Marion. and pay difference. Fast
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FOR SALE OR RENT-By owner,
cheap. th-ncre ranch. good land. all
cleared: ne mile from Mt. Vernon.
on county road. small house. well,
fruit trees and small fruit For par
ficulnrn add eas bsfb goth nv. ~.
w. Seattle. Phone ballard 1891.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
by
or Trrf T. pnnr rnAMI1grnN

II. NJ. January ~, 1912. the seatt
Port Commission win convene at
their rooms. st Central building.
for the purpose Of deciding upon
n adopting a comprehensive
scheme OF Harbor Improvement OF
the Port of Seattle. At this hour
and place aus persons desiring to
be heard either IN favor of or
against the adoption OF such
scheme will he heard,
BY order Of the Commission.
II. M. CHITTENDEN.
President.
Attest.
ROBERT BRIDGES.
Secretary.
Date OF first publication, January IL.
1912.
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TnE nosENnrHa UNDERTAKING
Co. corner Ninth ara urtcz. Nain
ixe7. Ira. ass. FREMONT oys
ffCE affT Frcrnont ~. fnousa
North arc. Green Al
buTfERwoHT1f 3 SOMA
Professional pirectoxr And Liesnsa1
finivesstty fnaerfshinx rnfiorr. t5ig
len nj r. North sfs. Grrsn 1tt.
Honey Watson o FUNERAL Dirsc-
Nom phone. IL.
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Wanted to Buy---Furniture

FfTTEKf0N F0RNfTTRE TO~
Moved to 1914 Eth nv. out of the high
rent district. IL will pay you to
look them up; everything greatly
reduced. Pay cash for second hand
goods. Phone Main 72is.
Valdez Furn. Co. 1910 First av. Main
2AA2. Ind. EOln.
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JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
Furniture. carpets. stoves and ranges
are included Ia this sale. This Is
an opportunity TO save nom on
the furnishing OF your home. Be
low We mention "A list OF reliable
brands OF used steel ranges. Cash
or credit.
Buck steel range. sale price ...ssS.no
Crescent steel range. sale price $500
REQ steel range. sale price go. $3.50
Victor Acorn steel range. sale
price ..sss- t*ts.s. .....~ $50. Sl.tn
Laurel steel range, sale price. 1000
Majestic steel range. sale price S4.so
St. Louis Malicahie steel range.
- " price ssss-stt $50
Garland steel range. sale price 3f.sG
Premier steel range. sale price 2l.5o
Royal steel ange. sale price. 1880
Buck steel range. sale price S2.k0
al ranges. q .........s... 900
Number of restaurant ranges. heatin
stoves at reduced prices.
WDDpHOtSE a. pIATT FIfRNI-
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Lake Buricn Property.


YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Large tracts on new Lake Burien car
limo. now nnrer construction. 1900,
$40 down. - per month
A. X. WYLDE. tfe New York Block.
Ind 44io. Main 1876.
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TuRE CO.
fis PIKE ~.
FITzItENRf AUCTION Co-i6is-
20 Fifth av. Buys. sells second
hand goods and other merchandise,
spot cash. Main 4a3, A S6Ia Old
est auction house in the state.
For sale-Furniture. range and sew
ing machine. 5f7 Bicwett ST., FIRE.
mont.
Desks. chairs, snow cases. Chicago
store a. OFFICE Furn Go. 1926 list av.
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WOODLAND PARK BARGAIN
New. modern s-room bungalow cot
taGs. beautiful turned wood finish.
buffet kitfhHns best Of electric
light fixtures. shades. hot and cold
water. hath between 2 bedrooms
full concrete basement. outside
and naiae entrance. level. fs-ft
corner lot, one block TO car. close
20 Woodland park. price for quick
snia. cut 90 $500 1890 down. Laf-
ance q suit Take Phinney a 10
COTTAGE REALTY co.
North xes0. white zsl.
eEr IN NDN-The mmigration
hat viii follow The completion of
the Panama canal rs bound %
boost Puget sound iHrd. Today "
ir the beat land ~ this price In The
Northwest. We have five acres Of
good Aoit. Just weDt % tile city. In
well settled district. quick snd
cheap transportation more than
enough timber fp PAY for tne land
Price 1850 for the five acres $40
vsnh. 81 q mnnth. gLfFFofp
LAND co. Owner 1ef@ Third nv
Open evenings ana Sunday.
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City Real Estate.
LARGE lot. soxiz7
fsee.

sfttAtT ~ FAAA tt't
not fer from tho end % the PhinBey
nv. ear line. un an almost frrel
walk Lot " cleared. lleH well. ba-
iug ou a ridge with a view la AL
objections An Investigation will
show YOU how cheap this lof -.
You will be asked a. much for 80
or 51~fg0t lots not nearly "a we'll
located. Very Easy terms. SIS
or fbe cafh. balance $40 per MOI I'll.
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acres at entrance to Hoods canal;
fine beach aud spring. $500. 40s
Pacific block.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-11-05
Turks Claim The Bulgarian Army
Is In A Pocket
General Advance Montenegro Attack On SCuar
Seems To Have Suffered A Serious Check. Greeks
Blow Up A Turkish warshlp Many Of The Grew Being
Killed. Questions Arise That Endsnger The Peace
Ut Europe

London, Nov. 2.-Smoke from Bull.
earian cannons Is hanging over the
Oriental railroad at Tchataldja. Twen.
V-fve miles down the valley through
which that railroad twists are the
ninarets Of Constantinople. Far be-
hind. to the northwest of the victor
Nus Bulgars. their artillery is ham
Dering away at the fort Of Adrianopls.
and to the southwest Of the besieged
city the Bulgarian troops are tramp.
ing through the streets Of Demotika.
Somewhere between Adrianople and
eho Ottoman capital, along the line OF
che torn-up railroad. is what IL left Of
the army Of Naxim Pasha, II that
Turkish commander and war minister
- not indeed already captured.
He or his representatives send word
C. Constsntinople that the right wing
Of his army at Visa, on a line with
Adrianople to the east. Is marching
north with their backs TO the Black
sea- Mukhtar Pasha, say these ye-
ports. has defeated a Bulgarian col
umn and many guns and much ammu.
milton has fallen into his hands. The
TurkS say they have captured the i'm.
pOrtant town OF Bunarhisser. near
Kirk Kilise 49,.
Dispatches from Ottoman sources
say that the, Bulgars are being hem
med In on four sides In the country
&C the northeast of Adrianoplc, aud
that the Turks have been successful
all along the line.
Al Adrianople the Bu,garians OF.
Tered to let all the civilians leave the
town. and this offer was refused by
tie Turkish commander
Word comes from the Greeks that
one OF their torpedo boats. In the
darkness that hung over the Gulf of
6alonika. blew up Turkish cruiser.
killing many OF the crew.
The Montenegrin attack on. Scutari
that has been marked by such stub
born fighting ON both sides seems 20
nave suffered a serious check.
In the meantime, in the chancol-
lories the success OF the allies is
Booked upon with amazement, and In
some quarters with chagrin. Should
che Turkish capital fall there will I'm
cied'ntely arise questions pregnant
with dangers to the peace OF Europe.
Austria's Intervention and the imme-
diate response OF Russia are two
things that caused a long conference
NJ Paris between M pOincDre and thu
representatives of the powers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-11-05
, CLAIMS GREAT VICTORIES
Turklsh Commander Sends In Ros,
Reports From Front.

Constantinople. Nov. 1.-The Tur.
Ash army has recaptured the town
Of Bunarhissar from the Bulgarians
and also has defeated the Bulgars In
che vicinity OF Visa. according TO dis.
cstches received here from Maxim
pasha. commander.in-chief O; the
7urk,ss forces. Nazim's dispatches
declare the Bulgarian losses were
heavy and that all the Turkish army
corps have now been ordered to ad-
vance. The commander adds that the
Bulgarian army IL hemI cd In.
siaes last night and there Is a fearful
cattle. '
''it 10 raging with varying succcss
81 the bridge over the Martha river
At Marash. The Turks have displayed
extraordinary stubbornness and have
brought up fresh forces.
This 10 the most sanguinary battle
0e Buigarians have had before
Adrisaople. They are displaying an
oAnirable contempt for death. This
- especially SO In the case Of the re-
ossvss. who are under fire for the first
ons."
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-11-05
MILITARY
Party IN Japan Is Defeated
10 Contest

Toxic, Japan, Nov 2-Prince Kat
sura, who, ever since his return to To
kio from st. Petersburg, has been re-
garded as the political dictator Of the
empire, has recently seen his policy
subjected to severe defeat.
He has become identified with the
military party In Japan, and is under
stood to have been strongly in favor of
the increase Of the army by the two
divisions which 1t was declared were
necessitated by the occupation Of Kor-
ca. Ever since the outbreak Of the
Japanese war, steady increase has
taken place in the military establish
ment. The peace footing, which used
to be 10000 men, has been raised to
100000 men, whilst the war strength
has risen from 100000 men to no less
than 100000 men. In these circum-
stances, the demand for further ad.
vance became violent party question.
The military party declared 1t to be
necessity, but the minister for fin.
ance was firmly opposed to an increase
, in taxation, a decision in which he had
the whole-hearted support Of the Prem
Ter, Prince Saionji. The struggle was
fought out in the press not less bitter
ly than in political circles, but as re-
suit the military party have been com
pletely beaten, for the first time for
many years.
1t il said that the prime minister act.
ually feared the effect on the people Of
any increased taxation and held that
the policy Of Japan was essentially to
develop her naval power, since she
was not financially in the position to
develop both branches at the same
time. Japan's future. 1t was urged by
the government press, lies in the Pa
cific, and it Is consequently essential
that she should maintain feet strong
enough to secure her power in that
ocean.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-11-05
A Famous Parior Maid.


Sydney Smith. the famous author
and wit. In describing his early mar
ried life In Yorkshire parsonage told
how he made butler out of village
girl:
"A manservant was too expensive
so caught up little garden girl made
like milestone. christened her Bunch.
put napkin In her hand and made her
my butler. The girls .'augbt her TO
read. Mrs sydney 10 wait. and under
took her morals Bunch became the
best butler in the county. ,t,
hut Bunch was not merely butler
she was, valet too a visitor thus de
scribes her:
"Coniug down one morning. ] FOUND
Bunch pacing up aud down the pas
sage before her masters door in y
state of great perturbation. @3sr
What IL the matter. BunchT'
";Oh. ma am. cant get no.peace of
mind I'LL I've got master shaved. and
hes 40 late this morning!' =. a'','p
This getting master shaved consist
ed In making ready for him with a
large painters brush thick lather In
a huge wooden bowl NJ big as Nam
brinO's helmet. which she always con
sldered as the most Important avoca'
ton OF the morning"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-11-05
NO UNMARRIED TEACHERS
Butte County Offers Inducements I,
Women With Two Children

Chico, Cal, Nov. 2-The school SUI
perintendent OF Butte county is offer
ing special Inducements TO teachers
with families 10 locate in the county,
and has commenced by declaring her
intention of employing for the Bangor
school district teacher with at least
two children No teacher without a
family will he considered
The Bangor district Is in danger Of
lapslng because of scarcity OF school
children. The minimum has been ex.
ceeded and at least two must be add.
ed before school can be opened. To
arrange for this and prevent the dis.
trict from lapsing Mrs. Abrams an
nounced that offers for the place will
be received from women teachers with
families.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-11-05
PRIMARY
Election Ia Tennessee Is
Full Of Interest

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. "A direct
election and a primary election will
be the rather uniquqe combination
In which the voters Of Tennessee will
combine when they 90 to the polls
next Tuesday. The direct election, as
in other States will be for presiden-
tial electors, representatives in Con.
gress, governor and State railroad
commissioners. The primary election
will be for the selection of the Demo-
cratic candidates for United States
senator, and several State officials
below the g0vernorship.
In the senatorial race former Gov
ernor Malcolm X. Patterson, "the
stormy petrol of Tennessee politics" !"
is the leading figure. Judge Floyd
Estill Of Winchester and Judge JOS
eph Jones Of Dresden are measuring
lances with Ex-Governor Patterson
for the place that was filed by Bob"
Taylor and is now occupied by New.
ell Sanders as a result of the Tennes.
see fusion movement that the last
Tennessee general assembly non.
Democratic and elected a Republican
governor for the first time in nearly
for years.
On account of the prominence that
Mr.. Patterson had in connection with
the Carmack- Cooper case and the de.
feat OF local option so strongly urged
by him, there were many Democrats,
including numerous friends, who did
not think it advisable for him to get
into active politics SO early again
Many Republicans and Democrats
alike predict that the candidacy OF
ex-Governor Patterson will result in
the election of another fusion general
assembly and the consequent election
of Republican or fusion Democratic
as United States senator.
M. and Mrs. Robert Is. Armstrong
returned home last night from their
wedding trip.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-11-05

on the northwest front OF Adrianople.
They are among the strongest Of the
entire fortress. They are of modern
construction. are relatively well arm
ed and have bombproof shelters. Their
capture would bring about the fall OF
AdrianOple.
"The bombardment lasted eight
hours and was then resumed after an
hours Interval The effect Of the
bulgarian guns was to draw consid-
erable reply from the Turkish guns,
v Nhich was ineffective.
Meanwhile the bulgarian infantry
advanced to attack Marash and Kara
gliOah. The Turkish garrison have
niade numerous sOrties on this front
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-11-05
GLOSSARY Of Terms
IN BALKAN WAR

first line or active army Is called the
nizam, and service Is for nine years,
but In practice a man is often kept q
longer period with the colors. The sol.
dier next passes to the relief, or sec.
ond line, and remains in 1t for another
nine years. Finally he completes his
service with two years in the mustaliz.
The relief infantry exists in time Of
peace, and these soldiers are used in
common with the nizam for the sup.
preston of disturbances.
Rhodope Mountains =. A range that
forms part OF the frontier between
Bulgaria and Turkey.
Solonica-The most important town
of western Turkey, the birthplace Of
the young Turk movement and the DO.
sition Of large Turkish force. II is
considered as the objective point of
Austria-Hungary's advance to the east
which she would reach by means of a
railroad across Novi Bazaar to Nitro.
vita.
pariiaments Listed
Scutari--Capital of Albania and OBJ
jective point toward which the Mon.
tenegrin army, In two divisions, IL
pushing its way
Skupshtfna--Servian parliament.
Sobranje-Parliament of Bulgaria
Uskub-Capftal of the vilayet OF
kossovo at the junction of the railroad
from Nlsh to Salonica. Point of strat
egical Importance on account of it,
position, which serves two mountain
ranges.
Vilayet--A division of the Turkish
empire. The head of each vilayet IL
vail, or governor general. Sanjal
is division similar than vilayet.
Young Turk party-The revolution
ary party which brought about the
overthrow of Sultan Abdul Hamid IL
1903. II has been acting through {
secret committee of union and pro
gress. II has not greatly improved tn,
material progress of the empire. II,
principal reforms have been effected
In the army.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-11-05
Dominican Rebels sombard Town.

Washington. Nov. 2.-Bombardment
OF the town Of Monte Christi by reb.
els In the Dominican republic was re-
ported to tho state department from
Puerto Plata. II In said that the bOm-
hardment has been going on since last
Sunday. II Ii presumed by ,his time
cne Of the naval vessels of the United
States now In Dominican waters has
Ceen sent to Puerto Plata.