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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-10-26
Cut Off Retreat. .

VIENNA, Oct 26.-The Bulgars have
cut off the retreat of Mupktar Pasha,
the Turkish commander, who was er-
roneously reported captured at kirk
kilisseh. The bulk of his amy, ac-
cording to. telegraphic dispatches from
Sofia, is theirs.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-10-26
BECKER DOOMED TO CHAIR And HIS
ASSOCIATES STRUGGLE TO ESCAPE IT

Il will welcome an Investigation, .
the district attorney declared
Whitman replied that his complete
case against the gun men was the
result of the confession of William
Shapiero.
The date of the Becker execution is
expected to be set for the first or sec
ond week of December.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-10-26

The Turkish army must surrender
or be annihilated.
An immense supply OF war material
and two aeroplanes have been cap
tured, it is reported.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-10-26
Everybody Anxious,

PARIS, Oct 26.-The foreign office
is endeavoring to secure peaceful in
tervention in the Balkan war. Italy
and Great Britain are expected TO
support the movement.
The attitude of Germany is doubt
full That of Austria is a cause OF anX-
iety
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-10-26
Storm City.

SOFIA, Oct. 26.-It was semi-offi-
cially reported that the Bulgarian
troops are before Adrianople and today
began the actual storming of the city
A long bombardment is expected
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-10-26
Greeks Fight,

CHICAGO, Oct 26-More than 800
Greeks are en- route from San Fran
cisco to fight for their country in the
Balkan war, and are due here tomor-
ow. They will proceed at once to
New York to embark for Greece.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-10-26
Turks Retreat.

BELGRADE, Oct. 26-Reports
reached here today that the Turks
have abandoned Uskub ard are con-
centrating further south.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-10-26

property contains two small houses.
which will be sold and moved away
anu modern building erected which
will save the church society paying
rent and greatly improve that corner,
which has been for many years out of
keeping with the rest of the block.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-10-26

Musical Reception.
A most delightful and informal re-
ception was given by Professor and
Mrs j. Francis Mcguire and Professor
and Mrs. Hellier-Collens to the stu
dents of the University of Idaho Friday
evening in the assembly hall.
The rooms were tastefully decorated
in the University colors, and the eve
ming was enjoyably spent listening to
musical selections, after which re-
freshments were served.
Those assisting were Misses Edna
Campbell, Lasetta Lublsen and Grace
Holiday.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-10-26
Third Fourth Final

ent. Tables decorated with Hallow-
cen colors were laid for all present
and an eeSant luncheon was served.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
Ohio DoELERS TAKE LEAD
Continued from First Page,

Nontinued from FIRST PaEe.l
who said that $2s0oe had been raised to
land the tournament. San Francisco
boosters promised TO raise sufficient
money to carry out successful tourna-
ment.
r.. II. Bryson. who today retired as
president OF the congress, was given an
unanimous vote Of thanks for his service,
Other officers elected. without OPP
position. follows.
Fred w. Gosewisch. 81. Paul. first vice
president; Louis L. wehner, Dayton. o..
second vice president; Edward J. Ryan.
Detroit. third vice president; A. l. Lang
try. Milwaukee. secretary: =. L. Pasde-
loup, Chicago. treasurer. and NJ. II.
Adams. Lexington. KY; William Agnew.
Cleveland: Charles NJ. Barker, st. Louis:
Robert w. Brown. Louisville; NJ. ].
Costa. Philadelphia: G. o. Francisco.
Denver; L. J. Gazxolo. Toledo; John
Hartman. Pittsburgh: T. G. Heimerichs.
Washington; John Hagerty. Tiffin, o.:
Z. B. Hull. Minneapolis John Koerner.
Milwaukee: Marshall Levy, indianapolis:
L. r. Lyle. Columbus; William Lucas.
Kansas City. Mo-: william Margeson.
Cincinnati; George strotz. Des Moines;
E. =. Switzerland. Toronto. Ont. A. ].
Theme. Peoria. H.. and w. F. Weber.
Omaha, members of the executive COM
miitee.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
Walton Disciples
Prepare for Sport

The local fishing season will open on
Monday. April Is. and Uncle Joe Red
man. the venerable Isaac Walton OF
Carter lake. expects II to be gala &C.
casion. He gives out the advance tip
that the slippery denizens OF that large
pond win be more abundant and easier
to pull IN than ever this season on ac-
count Of the low water
The Rod and Gun club and several Of
the residents Of the Young Mems Chris
tan association summer park at Carter
lake are planning to hold ny and bait
casting contest this year similar to the
one pulled off last summer under the
auspices Of the Rod and Gun club, the
purpose Of which win be to arouse more
competitive interest In the reel sport
Albert Edhcim. the well known jeweler,
is acknowledged as the best f1y-caster
in the city, while Fred Goodrich Of the
Walter @. Clark company Is touted as
the premier contender for the bait cast
ms honors.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
Farmer Burns and
Wassem to Wrestle

Farmer Burns. one Of the greatest
wrestlers the world has ever known. will
again be seen on the mat Tuesday
night he viii wrestle Oscar wsssem to
q finish 81 the Auditorium before the
retailers convention. Manager ]. N.
Gillian OF the Auditorium announced
yesterday afternoon that he had gotten
the two to sign agreements.
The retailers are due for treat At
their annual meeting next week. The
wholesalers are going to entertain the
bunch at the Auditorium with q sport
card Farmer Burns WILDE one Of the
main attractions. Besides Burns. John
cor and counsman viii get together In
finish match and Jack Myers and Fred
Ryers will also clash for the retailers
After the wrestling has been done away
with ten husky negroes viii be brought
together on the stage for battle royal.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
Creighton Foot Ball
Schedule is Made

Father Devlin. manager OF athletics at
creishton university. has practically
completed the foot ball schedule for next
season. Two Of crsighion's biggest
games VIII Be In Omaha. the principal
one being on Thanksgiving when south
Dakota stats university win play hero.
The scheduling Of South Dakota for
Thanksgiving will give omAhans a
chance Of seeing game a. hard fought
a. those which Creighton staged In past
years with their oid-ums rivals. tina
Hssksii Indians. me other big game
for Omaha will be with Marqustts uni
versity Of Milwaukee. which play here
on November 4 Omaha university VIII
again Be played. according to the agree
ment formed last season between the two
colleges Bellevue ana Nebraska state
university are also possibilities. Two
dates are as yet untitled The schedule
10 as follows:
ysnkton College at Omaha October II
Omaha University at Omaha. oc-
tober 10.
Morninssiae College a, sioux cits. oc-
tober g.
Marquette university at Omaha. No
vember 2
Open. November ..
Open. November ie.
South Dakota state at Omaha, No
vsmber a.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
CREIGHTON UNI QUINTET
IS IN LINE FOR LETTERS

This years Creighton university basket
ball five. the first 10 represent Creighton
In basket bail. win be presented with
letters and sweaters for their efforts dur
Ing the past season. The sweaters VIII
be OF dark color and the letters oblons
to distinguish them from the varsity foot
bsli letters The Creighton has only
three more games in the Tri-city league
and only one more college game In view.
This is with Nebraska Wesleyan. with
whom negotiations are now being carried
on. Eight men VIII receive letters: Hoff-
man. Captain Prucha. Baiderson. SHIN
erda, Bliss, Halter. Festner and DeIfs.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
New League Will Be
Formed at Hills City
| Next Thursday

NEBRASKA CITY. March s.-Fresident
Fred Carey OF the Mink League, has
Issued a call to have all of the base ball
fans, who have desire TO join league
consisting Of Plattsmouth. Nebraska City.
Auburn. Falls City. Humboldt. Beatrice
and other towns I'm this part OF the state
to meet at Falls City on March IA The
object is to form q new league composed
Of the towns Of this part Of the state
and dropping all Of those in Iowa. Here
the fans have raised the required amount
OF money needed for the proper support
Of a first class team and will send on
or more delegates to Falls City mex.
Thursday.
Lester Mann. who played ball with thu
Nebraska City team for the last two
years, but has been In Boston since the
close Of the season. was here yesterday
and secured his release and left for
Seattle, Wash. where he has signed with
. team at that place and will play pro-
fessional ball during the coming season.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
Drawn for The Bee by Tom Mcnamara
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VERA VERA SLOWLY
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AND THE Nlkst<r Otklks ARE
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
PKLEy's PRIZE SETTER
IS RETIRED FROM BENCH

Captain whitestone. W. A. Pixley's
famous blue ribbon setter. has been re-
tired from the bench eorsd and here
after his only exhibitions VIII Be for Mr..
Pixiey's friends at his home IN Dundee
at present CAPTAIN Whitsstoas Is but
: years cd and Iust IN bis prime. but his
owner Intends to Disregard thu lure Of
the bench shows despite all the attractive
offers that may b. made. Gcsssve Pah~t
the wealthy brewer. offered Pixfsy n-sD
Tor the Cog rome tine 49, but was
turned down
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
Hendricks Satisfied
With MOuntaineers

Jack Hendricks. the Denver manager.
h seeing visions Of smother pennsnt
Manager Jack sings this dope:
Il don't want 70 Be b the position Of
making predictions. but II looks to me
AXE the Bears are mighty sweet szsre-
cation this year and the team that beats
Us cut q the pennant WIN have to 90
some.
Look At our infssid. eAst your eyss
along our list of pitchers. sine .up our
receivers rneasure up she out1eld. and
tell. yea. I challenge you to ten me. II
there i xeak spot IN the gang"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
OMAHA MEN BOWL This WEEK
CONTINUED from First Page,

christenssn. Kennedy adm Lepinski.
Lnxus- Wslenz, Angslberg. Baehr,
Keyt and McCabe.
Date sof Play.
The schedule the Omaha bowiers will
follow Isl.
March L. Evening-Frve-men teams:
Pete Loehs. W. A. BaIer. captain.
March L. Forenoon-Doubles. above
team; afternoon. singles OF same team.
March Is, Evenins-Ffve-men teams:
Martin Tigers. F. NJ. Lepinsk. captain;
Old Saxon Brzus. w. =. Weber. captain;
Meta. NJ. r. huntington; Luxus. Phil
Walenz.
March Is Forenoon-Untii Il n m.
doubles Of Omaha teams.
March lS Afternoon-Untn .. m, in
disiduals Of teams which rolled in five
nen events preceding night.
March is-Jetter's Gold Tops. J. e.
Briggs. Captain.
March %, Forenoon-Doubles Of eJtters;
afternoon. singles.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10

The spaldlngs are organizing this year
with likely looking bunch OF BAN toss
ers Although they expect to play a
majority Of out-of-town games they sAy
they will have few open dates 10 maze
the Omaha teams hustle.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10

Meteor clns Forned st Nebraska CIT

NEBRASKA CITY. March s-(Special.l
AT a meeting Of owners Of automobiles
in this city held last evening a motor
club was formed and the following off,
GERS were elected President. Dr.. A. p.
L. w. Rodenbroek. A meeting has been
called for next week to form q county
orxnntxzticn and secure as a member
every owner or an automobile In the
county.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
zDYsSKo is AFTER GolCH
Manager Makes Statement Of What
He Wishes Night Happen.
Empire Athletic Clsb Makes Prop
esitien and says Gesch VIII
Feilew--PsIe Easily Dis
psses Of sfewfriea.

Jack Hermann. zbysxko's manager, re-
oeived telegram last night from Joe
Coffey, matchmaker for the Empire
Athletic club Of Chicago. who says that
his club viii hang up q purse Of $500
for finish bout at the Coliseum between
Mahmout and the Pole. The stipulated
date is April T. coffey says that he has
Gotch's promise for a match with
zbyszkc in the event the latter defeats
the Turk.
Immediately upon the receipt Of the
telegram, Hermann wired coffey that
the proposition was acceptable. provid-
Ing 0otch could be made TO make his
promise . written one.
Puts "a IN wrIsing.
In statement made In writing TO the
sporting editor Of The Bee Hermann
has the following to say about Mahmout
and 0otch.
There has been a great deal Of con-
trosersy In your papers regarding the
rsspectiys merits Of 0oteh, zhyszko and
n he pss q make s sppss1 s nssp z ncae
zkc Y trying 70 avoid : meeting with
n numb ~, ., timss - shs Pas, "a. an M
~ ksn y. " P 49, n dpsssh q from w.. ss
ana II hs VII consent s' q shs 2 2s @ssss
VIII take on the Turk. either before or
after this bout. my forfeit for the 0osch
match 70 70 A. guarantee for the con-
t u;,, With nshmeoi ! h.ys secured =
poeos purse for match between ootch
/ have accepted this offer on behalf
q the Pole and WIN wrsstle the cham
pien on . winneF-take-ll basis OF a.
match Nth the Turk 70 be upon the
same conditions. have also stated and
am prepared 10 arrange with the Turk
y 0otch rsfusss 10 meet .zbysxko. but
n np g ~. writing no one has offered
feTsd for 80 between ootch and the
/ would IKE 10 cali your attention to
the fact that zbysxko has defeated every
wrestler Of note, with the exception OF
lotch: This includes Mahmout whom
falls before the Empire Athletic club al
Chicago. III In conclusion I wish to
state that zbysxko bars no one, but
would like either to gain reputation or
money In arranging a match for Zbybxko.
! can set the former IN a match with
Gotch but only financial Inducements
can be zhyszko's reward In meeting the
up satisfactory purse they can have
match In twenty -four hours.
Zbysxko had little trouble putting Sies-
fried away In two straight falls at the
krus thsater last night. He took the
first tall from the German In tweny-nins
minutes with half-Heison and crotch
hoid. and the second In seven minutes
and thirty seconds with hsif.Nelson
and a body hold. Tonight the Pole win
take on siegfned and smith and win for.
felt $50 u he does not throw both Of the
men In half an hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
sterz eenuinr Bock me-,

FINEST IN TOWN Ready in bottles
March > Phone chas. s,orx webster
la. Independent B-lea.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10
OMAHA PLAYS SOUTH OMAHA


CONTINUED from First Page.)
going on for two days In the university
gymnasium and IN which twenty-seveu
high schools participated.
Three games were played Friday nigh:
and South Omaha. University Place and
Beatrice won. University Place defeated
Lincoln In the only close contest OF tbs
prelimlnaries. some bone-headed work on
the part of the Lincoln coach being
largely responsible for the schools de-
feat.
Lincoln Dat OF 10.
The game between University Place and
Lincoln was hard fought In the first
half. the score being 10 TO In favor Of
the University Place boys. The second
half saw changes in the Lincoln lineup.
which weakened seriously and allowed
University Place to walk away with an
easy victory. The lineup;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10

The key 10 success In business Is the
persistent and iudscious use Of Newspaper
advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10

Goals from field. Hamilton, 4: Johnson.
]: farke Z: Mcdonald :: willis. ::
Se<tes. l. Goals from foul throws
Hamilton. 2. Kerr, s Referee. Brannon-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10

Held goals. Mann "a. Allen 90, Ager
~. Matheny %. Hugg tD. Free arrows:
Hugs. . out OF six: Allen ~. r. R.) out
Of q Lincoln awarded one point, pushing
under goal Referees. Beck and Waugh.
neatrise villas Handtiy.
Beatrice won handlly from Gothenbnrx.
n to Z. with Rutherford the star Of the
Queen City boys. Following Is the lineup:
REATRIcE GOTHENBuRG.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10

Key to the sstaatioa-Bes Advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10

Goals rom neIds Msnefee, y COLLINS
Z: Lyman. 1. Kerr. Q; Mcdonald. 2 Free
throws: Collins. out Of 10; Kerr. l out
Of 4: Mcdonald. out Of 4 Referee: Beck
Nshse lose. Ragged Game.
waheo. which had also been greatly
feared. went down before the Central
City five In a ragged game. ending %
10 t. Hamilton. who starred 80 yester-
ear. was unable to locate the basket
Friday and hts lack OF form cost the
game fer the school Tae lineup
tVA1fOO. CENTRAL CRY
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10

Ksy 70 ne s'taAtioa-Bee Advsrtisias.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10

Field goals. VI. Maxwell. B. kutherfDfd.
Z: Luse, ). Lehas, 4. Riddell. =; L. Rich.
q Free throws: Luse out OF 4. Jensen,
out Of Z: Rich. cut Of . Referee: Beck.
tsfstns AEatn star.
Collins again starred Friday evening In
the game between south Omaha and
Central City with Menefee close runner
'ap for hcnors- The lineup.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10

Monday-Storz Old Saxon against w. o.
W: wroth specials seainst STRIKER
shoe Co
Wednesday Omaha Field Club agsinst
Slatfx Tniiors; Storx Old Sazons against
striker Shoe co.
Thnrxday- Eilsa No. y against wruth
Specials; w. o. w. against Reios.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10

FfIday-U BFicn Handy KIDS a9Aln<
17a<pe Co; Metz Brothers against Ber1
Clothing Co. J. ;. Crosx against Mrcord
brady Advos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-05

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llnruben itattgefinoen, Die einen oi-
reft reuolutiondren &arafter hatten.
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Der alte 8anner am ieiueu sobn.

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tlebi INNER grem' nmh NebltGfeit.
W.eim Spbn, has bringt ridbts ein;
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Sp bait hm INNER Sdipein. Y
Sanm fanuit bm itol5 int Auto fabr'tL
llnb siltit ais feiuer Wann,
Sann bengen iid) Dpr bir bic Marin,
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llnb in's gbeater geDfn;
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tlnb balten 3piie fdlbn.
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glMs Marntpr mnb @ranit;,
syprtnna tuirh baum anf bid id)an'nn
ltnb iegmem .beine .Sdritt.
9em Gbrenmamm iuirb alles ih,uer,
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limb gtebliffeit balt tuert,
Der fann beim 2pme Star Sier iid)
fren'n,
ais ,u1r' ibm gSein beifleert.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-04

The third and last factory at the
Williamstown Glass Works will &c
into blast tomorrow. The company
also runs the plant at Cape May
Court House, which is also in full
operation.
Just as G. Frank Moore, a basket
manufacturer of New Egypt, was
loading a heavy log in the woods
yesterday morning, a hornet came
his way. Moore saw him coming
and forgot the log, which came
down on his hand, and he is wearing
it in a bandage now.
The ladies of the P%aulsboro Bap-
tist church cleared SIS from a chick
Ell supper.
Former Fire Chief O. w. Sheets,
of Paulsboro, had his right arm
broken while cranking his automo-
bile.
A bulldog which nearly killed
Alex. Norway, nine years old, of
Vineland, was killed yesterday by
Marshal Tumey after the animal had
been watched for a week for posi-
Bile traces Of the rabies.
A mass meeting will be held in
Millville this evening to devise plans
to induce the authorities to con-
struct the proposed new State road
between Bridgeton and Mays Land
ing by the Millville route.
Owing to the many narrow es-
capes from death at the Union street
crossing of the West Jersey & Sea-
shore railroad In Glassboro the citi-
zens of the town will petition the
company to place safety gates at the
crossing.
Building operations in New Egypt
have never been better than during
the past year, and the activity is still
great. Ground is being broken for
several houses, and another new
office building was started Tuesday.
The largest fish caught from I'm
ion Lake, Millville, this year was
hooked Tuesday by William Furness,
of Philadelphia bass which
weighed six and one-quarter pounds.
He caught a second which weighed
1ve pounds.
A large number of beautiful maple
trees along Broad street, Glassboro,
are dying. Investigators are of the
opinion that the thick oil which was
placed on Broad street to abate the
automobile dust nuisance is the
of the decay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-04
ALL OVER JERSEY
The firemen Of Torofare cleared
1000 from a fair and supper.


The fremen Of Torofare cleared
$500 from a fair and supper.
A catsup manufacturing company
has had representatives at Woods
town looking for a site for a plant.
The Williamstown NJ. E. church,
which has been undergoing improve
ments, will be reopened next Sun
day.
The Millville Canoe and Boat Club
is planning a canoe trip from Frank
linyille down the Maurice river into
Union Lake.
The annual meeting of the Board
Of Directors of the Pitman Grove
Campmeeting Association was held
yesterday at Pitman.
Emerson Dubois, of Elmer, has
been elected a member of the Elmer
Board of Education to fill the unex-
pired term Of the late Ethan Wright.
Two cases of typhoid fever have
been reported at Mullica Hill, and
the health authorities are taking
every precaution to prevent a spread
of the disease.
The Millville Woman's Club is
sued invitations Monday to a recep-
ton 10 Dc IcuucICu Va
to the public school teachers OF n
city and the members of the Board
of Education.
AS q result of the increase in the
growing Of white potatoes in Cum
berland, Salem and Gloucester oun
ties, farm machinery agents are
booking many orders for diggers.
All but three Of the memorial
windows in the new Chapel OF the
Good Shepherd at Pitman have been
donated and finished, ready for dedi-
cation by Bishop Scarborough next
Sunday.
The William e. Harwig School,
Phillipsburg, built last year by the
J. s. Rogers Company, of Moores-
town, is being altered to meet the
requirements of the State Board OF
Education.
Just at the close of the season
when the Bridgeton canning plants
are anxious to obtain all tomatoes
possible, steamboats, are sent from
the Baltimore plants, creating great
for the product.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-04

The Judge-"So you admit you
we're going at the rate of twenty-five
miles an hour" The Chauffeur
Eyes, Your Honor" The Judge
a man should pay as he goes.
I'll fine you $25.'-Yonkers States
man.