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Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25
Popular at Hope.

w. G. Lewis, candidate for state
senator from this district on the
Republican ticket, was in the city
Tuesday Mr.. Lewis has been in this
county ever since it was civilized
and is known by all old residents
as a good man for senator.-HoDe
Dispatch.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25

windows, similar to those at the
Palace drug store, Mems Toggery
and Sterl Bros. clothing store.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25
GOING EAST FOR MONEY.

To Close Deal for Finances to Build
New Railroad.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25

The new railroad between Newton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
MARTINS FERRY
Everything In Readiness For Opening
Of Hospital Campaign This
Morning.

The teams captains have been
elected and their teams chosen for
the hospital campaign. for the sum
OF $25.0o0. which begins this morn
ing and lasts but q. week j. ID.
Coulter has things shaped up 20 the
best advantage OF the workers. and
predicts that the amount will be SCI
cured without much trouble Supper
viii be served every evening az the
lcadquar'ers. hy fho ladies % the
various c~hruches. for all 90 the work
ore To those who DO not understand
how their donation should be- paid. q
card To- hcin distributed which gives
the following Information Oueffth on
each of rho f0llo0vinE dates. July o..
October %. February g.. 1919. Nav q
and August The card also reaHs
hat Tho pledge Is NOT binding until
me sum az $4,000 been secured
Dob bona ode subscriptions Hv tho
plans atirh uHH De- used It eu b.
usr'srs for anyone fH hope fo aarape
I.. aors..s irr fr.v have Tho names
OFF ..lfI every aIuH .n fhr cts and
HI' a0 ai,rr everyone 90 fH.u too
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
Such a /.
Remedy for Piles

IL will only cost the sufferer 25
q 70 prove that bleeding, itching
or ~protruding piles. no matter how
chronic or how painful a quickly be
ended forever.
Go TO Chas. r. Goethe a Co.'S, 81
Twelfth street, or VIII MenkemiIl.
ers. 1929 Eon street today, hand them
a quarter. say. Il want a Jar OF San
Cura Ointment" and II o aren't
sausned-your money back.
Yes. and more. use San Cura Oint-
ment for old sores that people say
will never heal, for fever sores, for
itching skin, eczema, letter, salt
rheum. ehapped hands. face or lips,
FOR ulcers, carouncles. boils, sore
nipples and broken breasts.
II draws out poison: that's the
secret OF the wonderful success OF
San Cura Ointment. that's why II SO
quickly heals scalds, burns, cuts and
bruises without soaring. It's bes,
to use San euro Soap az all times. Il
banishes pimples, blackheads and
kills the germs OF disease. 25 cents.
Thompson Medical Co, Titusville. Pa,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
LAWYERS CLASH
IN BARROW TRIAL
TWO ARR FINED ron CONTEMPT OF
COURT IN WEDNESDAYS
PROCEEDINGS.
Indications OF Federal Cooperation
with the state IN Trial II shown
at YOsterdayB Session.
Los ANGELES, oal., Juns s.-clAshsI

eAa
between counsel which esulted in fines
for contempt Of court and Indications OF
federal cooperation with the state In the
case o-vershsdOwed the scant testimony
heard to-day In the trial OF Clarence ).
barrow for alleged jury bribing.
The name OF Olaf a. Tveitmoe, the
San francisco labor leader. was also
brought into the case. although the con-
nection Of Tveitmoe was only tina OF
an endorser Of "A I 1000 check sent by
Frank Morrison OF the American Fedora
ton Of Labor 10 barrow. which was read
into the record.
District Attorney Frsdericks and
Horace n. Appel. associate counsel for
the defense. INDUCED In an acrimoni-
Gus controversy and were fined S25 and
-. respectively. by Judge Hutton. \
iemark to barrow to-day 10y the dis
trict attorney, who later proved IL as
inaccurate, prcCipltated the clash.
The apparent interest Of the federal
government in the case was Indicated
ny the Introduction OF evidence said
TO have been turned over To- the district
|ttorneN by the department OF Justice.
y considerable portion Of the days
s'ssion was devoted by the prosecution
10 reAiing into the record all of the
checks sent to barrow BY Morrison.
the aggregate amount Of the checks
was $4,000. all except one OF which
apparently was received by the then
Shief counsel for the Mcnamara de-
ftusc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
w. & L. E. FIGHT
TO COURT
TO DETERMINE FUTURE CON.
Troll OF THE ROAD.
One Man Stakeholder Meeting, Repre-.
sentins Majority Stock, Elects
Officers

CLEVELAND. O.. June 5.-Attor.
ney John A. Watson, Of Cleveland,
claiming to represent le0.401 shares
or 5lh per cent OF the shareholders
and the Wheeling Lake Erie Rail-
road. held a stockholders meeting
all by himself here this afternoon,
and after choosing himself chairman
and Attorney George Ford. OF the
roads legal department. secretary,
adjourned the meeting to June -.
Attorney II. B. McGraw, represent
ing five shares. was present and pro-
tested every move. declaring by sew,
en- minority stockholders, headed by
Joseph Ramsey. Jr.. OF New York
New York, yesterday, was the regu.
lar annual meeting.
At yesterdays meeting. which was
held In answer TO a call that read:
"Wednesday. June g." through a cler-
zeal error. the minority shareholders
declared the entire board OF nfteen
directors acant and elected a new
board. The minority shareholders
also announced their intention OF
freeing the Wheeling a. Lake Erie
OF its receivership and the domin-
alton OF the Wabash and Pittsburgh
Terminal interests.
Attorney watson before today's
meeting said hat yesterdays meet
ing, which he styled a 'rump" ses
sion. would probably lead to a battle
In the courts unless the minority
shareholders recede from their posi-
ton.
The minority shareholders declared
that steps are being taken TO hold q
meeting soon In Cleveland Of the di-
rectors elected yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
MAY BEO'GORM MAN
FOR CHAIRMAN
SENATOR O'GORMAN OF NEW
YORK MAY GET TEMPORY
GUARDIANSHIP.
Will Wait With Keynote Speech Un-
I'll Republicans Have Start
ed Convention.

NEW YORK. June 5.-The names
OF Senator James O'Gorman. OF New
York. and probably those OF one or
two others will he considered for the
office to temporary chairman OF the
the committee OF arrangements az its
meeting IN Baltimore on June IS or
20.
senator p'Gormsn's name was pre-
scented az "A previous meeting. but II
was thought advisable not 20 make
any choice until all the delegates to
the convention had been chosen By
he states. II was the feeling Of
the Democratic leaders on the nat
ional committee that a temporary
chairman should not prepare his key
note speech until the Republican nat
iural convention was well along with
It's work. and IL could be seen what
tho Democratic opposition should do
oa the question OF issues and candi-
dates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
TAFT HOST
To Otieers Aboard the Three Ger.
man Cruisers Now Lying of
Old Point Comfort.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE Of,
hcers Of the three German cruisers,
the Moltke. Bremen and Stettin. now
lying at Old Point Comfort, where
they are returning the visit paid to
Kiel last June. by the Second divis-
ion Of the United States Atlantic
feet. were the guests tonight OF
President Taft at the White House,
where he entertained them and a
number OF American officers and dis
tinguished persons at a state ban
quet.
Rear Admiral Rebeur-Paschwitz
with Captain Won Mann OF the
Moltke. Commander Won Krosigk OF
the Stettin. and Commander See
bohm OF the Brennan. called at the
state department early today TO pay
their respects to Secretary Knox.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

Overfou Ritter and Watson FooIer.
~ Rrinharf " Va are the gusts
~ tho family Of John Oxley. for a
few days
Airy Coyne is working with tre
Gre alarm system andsf Be- expected
that the trouble alUfbo located .u
short order
Ur = " uauaf report fo- mo
month nf MAJ shrvEsrhat there aera
nine deaths u oun dnrinr tho month
and three ir flr touu ap. outside of
town
rha Presbyterian H1Ie rlsss ball
team u| Eo ro r.roum HTr tra rFe
rlE I'd piat tle afrontfoam of hat
place
Tra nar-iar. 20 yusr warrarr,
Ialheruef- arf C1uH TAYLOR ull
hr saifurlrad fhis rvsrrE
H-a Wau srrfH Ifn resfrr
cav Cor N.a Nrrk frrr ur.-n r0rf
se rT aar frr Wata frr an on
.r"f raf n "rr nII bone
ura u.Ff renrurf iar rVs
n-E fr.u "a ra frr t~aurffer
era castle
rr.rr r " H nlr-anf frai a.
m fa |.aal. rauuaEu
. .. Err nru Nr hnrse
o. returned
r. rtrf RI fru
Ir. hfarrafnr fnr
H Give fre .m u 90 n rrr
frf so rct
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
TRY TO IMPEACH
JUDGE HANFORD
szTuHALnirfos SaSln.. ''
Ssp~rssentattvs virtor Berger Hears In
justice Has Been Done and In
vestaEates Matter.

WASHINGTON. June 6-.-Encouraked
BY a letter from Attorney General Wick
ersham. recommending re-openinE OF the
Ease depriNing Leonard Oleson. OF Seat
tie. OF citizenship because he wa a So
eialist. Representative Berger OF wiscon-
sin to-day declared his intention OF urg-
Ing Impeachment proceedings against
United States District Judge Hanford.
who decided the issue.
Representative Berger averred he
would exercise his p~erogatve as u mem
GER OF the house, and would call up as a
matter OF special privilege a resolution
for the impeachment OF Judge Hanford.
Berger laid before the President and the
attorney general a copy OF the record
IN the Oleson case. and. to-day. he re-
ceived a letter from Mr.. wtckersham.
saying that gross injustice had been
done TO Mr.. Oleson."
blossoms certificate OF naturalization
was cancelled by Judge Hanford on tes-
timony that oleson subscribed 20 the
principles OF the Socialist platform.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
DECOY MURDERER
Kentucky Officials Hope to Capture
Murderer Through HIS
Sweetheart Nov.

'WENSHOBO Ky.. June -.-Tsing
his sweetheart - e. ds,ot. omr.r- az
This rnuuty. hope 90 capture ur LlfI
George ElnrkbgFu. ALLEGED horse
Thief. Who Eh0f Policeman Goldman.
Dawson near hsr. Saturday NIGHT.
AMI wounded Policeman James r,.Ii.
The man hunt wIU Dbl. resumed early
f' morrow wofuluE when Cd armed
mon Wi. cross ths ohio river and
'ni.r 'hi'krf un fhs Indiana side
i"7'Fnurra suasfHtarf I.la Camp.
trI released fuIs. from b Dad ~
h~nrkrUrf. ind. ffs promised an uul
lead fnf a.s r. rIa fiI.ra place.
THO ErI who was arrested ss ln ar.
'.sa.rF after fts fa.f. when t uaa
'afr.t f"a' uHa .arr.Ira food
f. boz bower
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
COMMITTEE FIGHTS
WERE INTERESTING

.iu.t Unmmltteewar 10 $50 l.. Charles
AliN"n won OFT over John sterling. 80 20
300. ln so. q. Thomas b. EtuIlebarger
"pn ont with go over George Sutton with
20 ami Harry IIHr with go.
Union District.
lu Ir.un district t..-. vas rY opposi-
'.'r. and tAe ticket - Sci YuI .ImmIs-
si.rer. W. j Llksrs F.stItr. Of the
H'f.. D Goa and e. e. Uotfs cone
stables Henry Thomas auI Fred Hurk-
-HfIt Precinct tuuuIttaamen 80 l.
T. D.. Graham 81 A. a. -sam1u. g. I'd
ward ilHuf.F. @ 3D. r. EHoHds4 o Is.r-
.rl S.h-Ier o. Charlie Hureirs =.
rank S Cox -. Franz shields. p. ". S.
QlIEIsg.
Madison District.
100 Madison district there was no
opposition o. thH district ticket. I'M 10
stands - t"Ilovs School commits
ei.rf.. james Cumuira Justices OF
.N' r.t.r hsrlE Ifhu1u and r. D.
.'..H rHnfflhIr- John o.. Dyson
ans John So Fullerton precinct .lm-
mIff.awsu $50. D. % W TE4rrsf. 2
t...r. %. I.... e. Cole J.
I".wl. r. otto -fImrr. ST. B.
.au.. Do Nr'is. Dol DO Hrwr.r..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
SUPREME COURT
IN SESSION HERE
NUMBER OF IMPORTANT CASES
TO COME Up THIS TENN.
Tax Commissioners Case Against J.
Howard Wells Came Up for
Final Rearing.

Yesterday morning In the circuit
court room Boo This city the June term
60. the supreme court OF appeals OF
West Virginia opened and several
cases wsr" considered. but no opinion
handed down The court will De ia
session ir this city for az least ten
days. and there Is a. possibility that
DC may run several days longer.
The court opened with Judges
~. Miller. OF parkersburE. Ira H.
Robinson. Of Grafton. and Judson l..
Williams pf LeVisburE. ON the bench.
Judge fOmeuherger being detained az
his home az Point Pleasant on recount
OF illness Clerk William NJ Mathews.
"i Charleston. was on the Job. and
that genial gentleman aided tho attpr-
urys greatly iu getting the machinery
i OBJ. court into operation.
lfHhahi. The case % tho most local
interest considered yesterday was the APP
Blue Tor a wit - maulamus to ram-
ltI N i"WurI Wells. Ha |isrk ~ Tire
.'Hrfy court a. adopt uIa uniform sys-
Tom ~ ~r'-'untinE o. laid down hy the
department. reEardIn g tHe keeping ~ the
I .HHrfa ~ frs county Tho action IT,
.H.sI .r Tho Refused ~ SIR Wells tp
f.at OBJ. r'srF u &c board or comm a.
H.fre ia f.s official ~ keep ouch u rs.-
f "fIn'd In bic prtItlun fHr tire
rrt f.r flr .nww.aat1rsr alleges u.t
served notice nr CLERK oldham ~ the
Hrf no .Hsra fH comply with
' .Ia ..i Do" -sfIs-d uu tls srH.rfT
Hf r. .r rwr.Hls 90 thr 1HHri
ara frl urr 10 to the
'.a r.r rs.rH|fE H 's ln
' f. '" '. ono ..af..u ana
fH. .rri.' .r' reed
~ 10 arI M
.'.r. .' NH.a cunts .rf
H.'- .lu
.r. ff.T
.N' q Iraa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
erIdaeport Briefs.

Fred Hibbs has returned from a
business trip TO Indianapolis.
Miss Bertha Davis OF Martins Ferry
has accepted a position as pianist al
the Opera House theatre.
Mrs. T. b. Smith is the guest OF
relatives az Bethesda.
Hotel Sells arrivals. O. b. Shaner.
Columbus J. Il. Cook. Warsaw. o..
a. J. Hoeler. New Bethlehem. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
Married Yesterday.

At the home OF the brides parents
u Mt Pleasant. yesterday. occurred
the marriage Of Miss Felicia McCon-
naughy. a member Of me class Of 1904
of the local high school. and Comfy
Hogue. ~ nea Coloriiu. Rev. Wise
performed the ceremony and the
Young couple will aAe up their resi-
donce on "a farm near Adcua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

Rev. George p. Lowe Of Granville.
o. who vas recently rendered a call
by the congregational Of the First Bap-
list church Of this city. accepted the
call last evening audp will take charge
Of the church beginning with July l..
Rev Lowe has been the state evan
gelist for the Baptist Association for
some time and is seil known an over
the state as a fine Taiker and a hard
thinker be wili be- here until sun
day and VIII occupy the pulpit a
both morning M eFcuIug services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
GUILTY
DR.. Robert MeGreuor Found Guilty
OF Murder in the First Degree
For Murder Of Friend,

BAD AXE. Mich. June DIR.
Robert a McGregor was found guilty
OF murder In the first degree by the
jury which returned its verdict
SHORTY before midnight tonight.
bT. McGreEor was charged with
numbering SeyrcI Sparkling bv tho adj
ministration Of poison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
BRIDGEPORT

Installed as Pastor Of h kirkwood
Presbyterian Church.
Rev John Neel. who has had
charge OF the Kirkwood Presbyterian
church for the past four months. and
who recently accepted a call tender
ed him by the c~ongregatio. was for
mally installed as their pastor at a
meeting held at the church last
evening. Rev. A. J. Donehay. for 10
years the pastor OF the local church,
now pastor OF the GAINESVILLE church
delivered the charge TO the people.
The sermon OF the evening was de-
livered by Rev. r. c. Nesbit OF Mar
tins Ferry and Rev. r. S. Young de.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
ELECTROCUTED
Death Vhair Claims Italian IN Mas
saehusetts, Woman IN Case
Escapes.

BOSTON. Mass. June G.-Enrico
Mascioli. OF Hull. who. with Mrs. Lena
Cusumano. was convicted OF the muir.
der OF the wOman's husband. Frank
Cusumano. was e%lectrocuted at the
state prison. at Charlestown. this
morning. The womau's sentence OF
death was cOmmuted 70 life impris-
onment by the Governor council. yes.
terday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

a former local young man. now To-
Gated at Brilliant. was solemnized. 4
large number OF friends and rela-
tives were presentiand the hame was
beautifully decorated. Following the
ceremony the young people left for
an eastern trip OF several weeks and
on their return Will be at home 10
many friends. at Brilliant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

Fifteen local members 90 The
kn.Eh 0f columbus efu ro f1 Wasr
nEfor. a. g.. t1.m1r-sv fu attend fra
%unve.irE u fhc beautiful ataflr OF
fhrsf0Frer .o.ubHs They r
make goo $500 r HerrI F1 man rsr.
and frrnrf fr have ID One rua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
For Satisfactory
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work, Call
THE c. q. KIMBERLY CO.,
Onice Schmulbach Building.
Both Phones.
Methodlsts cIaIm Nlctnrv

The game played between the DON
ahey Bible class and the Kirkwood
NJ +. team on the Maccabee park on
Tuesday evening ended i'm a dispute
and the Methodsts claim they won
the game by the score OF 8 to ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

Camp Rest. the most popular sum
mer resort Of local people. will be
opened next week when several FAINT
lies will take up their residence there
for the summer. Several social events
are being arranged for the opening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
Camp Rest.

be published in these columns satur
day morning.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02
DEMONSTRATION Of
FARM machinery
WEDNESDAY
THE WORK WHICH WILL BE
AT BURKETT PLACE.

The farm implement and farm ma
chinery demonstration which is to be
given by machinery manufacturers un-
der the direction of P. P. Garner, dis
trict agent of the United States de-
partment of agriculture, scheduled for
Wednesday, December 4, will be held
at the John Burkett place in the east
ern suburbs of this city. The hours
will be from 8 to ~ and from 8 to 3.
The object of this demonstration is
to show the farmers what farm ma
chinery is available for use in this
section for the better cultivation of
their lands. Quite variety of such
machinery will be shown and farmers
who attend will obtain valuable in
formation.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02

in as fast as they are secured. Vote
certificates are made out for them
at the time they are turned in, and
are given to the candidates or pub
lished in the paper.
Some of the candidates have an idea
that they will be given more votes
the last week of the campaign than at
any other time. This Is an erroneous
idea. The best. offer of the entire
campaign will close next Saturday
night, December Z, at 10 o'clock, and
the business secured and turned in
during this time will doubtless de
eide the winners of the big prizes on
the 21st day Of December. Get hustle
on you, and win the $25 cash prize
and stand the best chance of winning
the big s1.75O Pullman touring carr
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02

The big attractive prizes are still
before you to win, and will be until
December 21, but we want to give you
all the incentive possible, and offer as
many good things as we can afford.
We want to make it worth your while
to be a willing worker in the 5000
Club. circulation campaign.
1t is reasonable to believe that when
such prizes as the $1,75O Pullman tour
ing car, a $3.50 Pianola player-piano,
among $4,000 in other valuable prizes
are offered, that no other inducements
need be necessary. The special bal
lot offer in which every candidate Sc
curing six six months subscriptions
received $5 in gold and some extra
votes closed last Thursday. Quite a
number of the candidates expressed
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02

A called meeting of the Commercial
Club was held at the club rooms Sat
urday night, the object of the meet
ing being to consider the question of
suggesting to the Board of Supervis
ors the names of three men as the
clubs nominees who are so situated
as to be able and willing to give their
time to serve as the three commits
sioners whose duty it will be to su-
pervise the construction of the fifty
Cdd miles of roads to be built in beats
one and three with the 100000 to be
derived from the sale of the bonds au-
thorized by the recent election.
1t was recognized that if it was a
salaried position, there would be many
seeking it, but since it means four
years of service without one cent of
compensation, it became necessary to
suggest men who are masters of their
own time and whose reputation for
integrity and ability is generally rec
ognized. The matter was freely dis
cussed and M. D. King, E. L. Robbins
and S. L. Heidelberg were chosen as
the nominees to be presented to the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02
BRANCH P. O. PLANNED FOR
THE STATE NORMAL COLLEGE

Postmaster w. A. Collins, recogniz-
ing the rapid development of the sec
tion of the city in the neighborhood of
the Mississippi Normal College, some
time ago took up with President Cook
of the college, the desirability
of a branch postoffice on the col
lege grounds and found Mr.. Cook quite
enthusiastic for such an office, even
to the extent of offering accommoda-
tions for it, for use both of the college
and the general public.
Mr.. Collins wrote to the department,
suggesting consideration of the mat
ter and Mr.. Cook enlisted the good
offices of Congressman Harrison, who
has recommended that such a branch
be established. The matter has been
referred to the postmaster here with
request for further information and
his recommendations. Upon receipt
of Mr.. Collins answer thereto, the
First Assistant Postmaster General
advises that referring to the letter OF
the postmaster reporting as to the ad
visibility of establishing a branch oi
the postoffice at Hattiesburg at the
State Normal College, an inspector ha
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-02
ARMISTICE WILL BE
SIGNED TOMORROW
And It Is Not Thought Hostllites viii
Be Renewed Unless victors Fall Out
over spoils-vienna Papers Still
Maintain Threatening Attitude.
(By Associated PreSs.)

London, Dec. 2.-Work Of charter
ing a new map of European Turkey
will be begun Immediately after the
signature of the armistice by pleni-
potentaries of Turkey and the Balkan
allies, which is expected tomorrow.
If the allies are able to agree among
themselves as to a division of the
spoils there seems no probability of
resumption of hostilities. Compare
lively favorable terms have been Of
fered Turkey, probably because the
Balkans realized that with winter
gripping the country Turkey had gain
ed an ally which would prove more
fatal to the allies armies than Otto
man cannon.
Vienna newspapers still maintain a
threatening attitude, but in diplomatic
circles it is believed the Austria-Ser.
Wan dispute will be adjusted and Ser
via will be given a small port ON the
Adriatic.