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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
MONTENEGRLNS ARE
SHELLING SCUTARI
Special Cable 10 The Tribune.

Special Cable TO The Tribune.
CETTINJE. Oct. %9-rhe Montenerrins
are making renewed efforts tonight IA
force the surrender of the Turks defend
ing Scutari in order TO begin a march
eastward that will enable them to ioin
the BulSarians, ScrIians and Creek
forces concentrating for an attack on
Monsstir 1t is proba BILE that one division
Of the Montencsrin army. upon tho ia
OF Scutari. Will begin n campaign south :.
ward through Alba MIA
The Montcncgrins tonight arc shcllins
the citJ from the heights OF Caztan. Ro.
game and Busate. The Malissori tribes
men arc maintaining neutrality
The Turks will soon be compelled 10
surrender Scutar on account of lack OF
food. All sources of supply have been
cut and the Turkish troops are subsist-
ing on half Ia tions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30

nxcJ right There is not even any
hodv following us. Nobody wjll ever
know who did the job.
Under orders | carried the men 10
Madison avenue aud One liundi"d
and Twenty sixth street: ~ tllat
pnin, thcy Jumped out without say
~ ,nvthinc Ia me- [ drove tho cur
over TO the curb and tried 10 think
yhst was tho best thing for me TO
do, decided from what ! heatd
hao ns'tc, ta ,bc Garage
.,rho remainder Of ShapIro's story as DC
,cinncd from tho questions aslod by ,)ls
trict Attorney Whitman and Mr, MOS
haa 10 do with his arrest and his Know
edge of Enst Side gangs. inc Ina ~, ~ y
,,',,ich thr Rosnnthal gunmcn have bee
Connected. but admitted they were ,,hn l"l
lovers of Zcls and hore the reputation
OF bad men,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
REGARD TAKING OF
VELES IMPORTANT
BY j. G. CONWAY.
Especial Correspondent of the Interr
tlonal News SeIVice,)

tlonaI news SelFlce.)
BELGRADE. Oct. 29.--Vclcs. the most
important Macedonian town on the way IN
Saloniia. WAS taken today by the first
ScrVlan army.
The Turkish army. which was demon
allied at Usiup. lied To Vces, and, rein
forced by tho Nees garrison, is now rush
ing panic stricken for Monastr The
SorNians captured ninety cannon in the
neghborhood OF Vcles.
The government newspaper here says
this evening:
While European organs, especially
the French. defend the status quo, or
the integrity OF the Turkish empire,
their fayorjte Turks. In savage rage,
murder Christians. Including women
and children. Those towards VINO fled
like frightened sheep before the vic
torious Serrian and Bulgarian SOL
d1crs, washed their defeat in the blood
of Christian women and children The
approved Turkish method is to ampu-
tate the ears and nose and gouge the
eyes OF the living and inutilate The
dead, Should Europe really decide TO
hold the Christians under Turkish rule
the Balkan people will make similar
sacrifice and die on the battlefield.
Herr Bunjers, a millionaire Serviau
merchant residing in Hungary, today
gave $4,000 to the Servian and Monte
negrin Red Cross societies and in addi-
ton sixty wagons OF -four.
Prince Arsene Karageorgevitch the
king S brother and commander OF the
Servian cavalry. is leading the pursuit OF
the IlyiDg Turks toward Monastir ga
lonikl. and killing and capturinp hum
dreds of the fugItives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Denies Story of Quarrels.

N-orthcn. on the other hand. testified
that he and Miss Singer never had SER
Gus quarrel and that he had asked MIS-
SINCE. several times To leave, the Con-
wavs and move into an apartment by
themselves. He said he believed the CON
WAYS were not the proper company Tor a
woman or Miss Singers refinement
W-ithont being able 10 disprove Wor-
tben's detailed story OF his movements on
Monday night, the police are inclined To
the theory that the Conways are respon-
sible for the crime. Motive. they saiI'
was divjded between Mrs. Conway's ieal-
ousy of Miss Singer and robbery; in sup
port OF this theory they say they nave
learned thai Couway and Miss Singer
were seen I'm each others company seY
oral times and that Miss Singer person
aly had brought Conway from the coun,
* hospital, in which institution he had
been for four days undergoing treatment
for an injured leg. She also IS SAID 20
nave bought him a hat. and several suits
of clofleS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Adrianople Pressed.

Adriauople is still holding out.
though desperately pressed, Formal
portant, however, since its garrison
has been reduced and demoralizei. and
the. city itself, with its magnificent
forts, made a scene of devastation
The main Turkish army, between
Eskibabn and L.ulei- Burgas, occupies a
suicidal position. The Bulgarians have
cut Off its retreat by rail to Constan~
tinoplc and escape TO the southward
has been forestallcd by the burning of
the bridges over the Tahorlu river. On
its right flank, at Eskibaba, is the
main Bulgarian army, cutting it OF
from tho Turkish army at Adriauople,
which is itself effectively hemmed in.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Nazim Pasha in Straits.

Nazim Pasha. the Turkish minister
Of war aud commardcr-in-chicf, must
await the attack of the Bulgarians or
advance 10 meet them in the only di-
rection left open TO him. His com
missariat has broken down and the
army is sadly in need of provisions.
Ono Of the most sauguiuary battles Of
The war is expected when these armies
meet, To the Bulgarians victory
means a practically uuobstructcd adj
vance on Constantinople. and the
Turkish commander has informed the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30

,Mavor James C Dahlman is serving
his fourth term as mayor Of Omaha
Neb., having received the overwhelm.
ing support of the voters of that city.
His steadily increasing popularity par
sllels that Of a famous medicine he
has used. Of which he writes; 81 have
taken Foley Kidney Pills and they have
given me great deal Of relief,
so j cheerfuly recommend them. !"
Schramm.J ohnson, Drugs.
(hdvertissmenD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
GERMANY REGRETS
TURKISH DEFEATS
Special Cable to The Tribune.

LONDON, Oct. 2o.-Thc Berlin CORE
spondent OF the London Daily Exnres
sends the following headed Made In GcT
many"
German artillery experts arc greatly
annoyed at tho Turkish defeats. They
are at "A loss 10 explain them. for
there is no doubt that Turkish fall
ure Is a terrible blow TO the reputa
ton OF Marshal Won Der Goltz as a
military trainer.
Inquiries which | made today elicit
cd the following explanation regard
Ing the failure of the krupp guns be-
fore Kirk Kilssch:
While Abdul Hamid was on tho
throne. large numbers of cannon were
ordered from the kTupp works. but
inc sultan always prohibited any drill
with the full ammunition of the Ger
man canuons, fearing that his rebel
lious soldiers might usc the cannon
against the palace
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
YOUNG WOMAN
SLAIN ON EVE
Of MARRIAGE
Sophia G. Singer Brutally
Murdered in Chicago Apart
ment House; Police Seek
Variety Performers.
MONEY AND JEWELI2v
MISSING FROM ROOM
Victim Said 10 Have Been
ITeiress to $4,000; Fiance
Held for Thorough
Investigation.
BY international News Service.

BY International News Service.
~ HICAGo oct. 2o.-piscovcC' OF tho
body OF Miss Sophia G. Singer, an
heiress of Baltimore, Md. crushed
~ and bruised by blows inflicted by
doorltnob irnproviscd into q
billy" in roomine house AT No. $50
Indiana avenue, AT an carly hour this
morning coupled with the disappearance
OF couple who had been occupying the
same suite OF rooms with the singer
woman and her hancc, has furnished the
police with ono OF the most barllins
crimes of the year.
The murder was discovered shortly
after midnight By William Randolph
Worthen. &c years old, tho fance Of Miss
Singer. who cloped with her from Gslti-
more three weeks ago. Worthcn said
that he and the woman were 10 have
bccu married tomorrow and had planned
10 start Immediately To- Baltimore. They
were TO have kept the wedding secret
FOR a year. he said. OF until his wifc mad
Inherited 10000. her share Of her
fathers estate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Gave Police Chance.

But when we got to Sixth avenue
j thought | saw another opportunity
TO let the police catch up with us II
they were following us at all A
south bound surface car was pass
ing at the time and the street to the
north was blocked by a cab, l slowed
down until the machine was barely
moving. The street car passed and l
was told again to beat It," This
time l could feel the point of a
pistol barrel against my head and
obeyed,
AS soon as We were under good
hcadWay there was general rejoicing
among the four gunmen and l heard
one of them say; ''It was a clean
getaway, Becker certainly had things
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Greeks Take Towns.

The most important victory today
was the capture of Tripotamos. Turk
ish town which was occupied by the
Greeks on the way TO Nerria. The
Greek first division occupied the city
Of Castauia and the fifth Greek division
occupied the town of Grevane.
The main Greek force in consequence
is tonight threatening Kara Fera,
fifty miles due north from the Turko-
Greek frontier and ou the railroad con
Meeting SaloDlka and Monastir. The
Greek front extends seventy miles,
reaching into Turkish territory in
we'd ge-shape, with the point at Tri,
potamos and the extremities Of the two
wings al Katerina. on the coast. where
a landing was effected shortly after
the outbreak Of the war, and at Gre
yane captnrcd fodav
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Says Couple Ouarreled.

The Sunday evening that the Conways
visited their relatives thcy told her tha'
tbcv had Just left Miss Singer and Wor'
then in heated quarrel ana That tncA
were tired OF living with them and
pla nnel To- move.
Evidence corrobora ting quarreIs PC
tvcen Miss Singer and Worthen was
given az the coroncr's inquest IN the al
tcrnoon by Mrs Charles Suchy. proprietor
OF the rooming house at which Miss SIN
ger. Worthen and tho Conways Formerly
compelled TO eject the four because Oh
The prorane language OF Miss Singer, ana
her constant quarrels with Wurthcn,
whom she said she believed to be man and
Il,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Sentence Becker Today.

Eccker will be sentenced tomorrow row
morning BccIser will be orougmt P@rGhe bniid
80 nj IGt.6 O'Clock. lie viii be to,u
that Tia hc must die In the electric chair III
Sing Sing prison. ,. ,,.,.
Mrs Becker viii be prcscnt =" nc'' wv
husband : sentence pronounCcu' IN
Thc death house at sing sing Wln
no hackers home bcsinnlh5 uot Isic.
than Sunday. the state plans piStilc.
tttorncv Whitman does not want INC
responsib(Iity of BcckerS presence In TINS
cIty when he places the gunner, on
trial. The hrs. of them probably wlll ,, pe
tried Monday. Sheriff HarontSer slyS ne
yin NOT doJ1y Bccker'5 removal from the
ron1Nv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
New Vizier Named.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 29.-Eiamil
Pasha, president OF the council OF state
assumed the office of grand Viz,er this
afternoon i'm succession to Ghasi Moukhtar
Pasha. who resigned.
An imperial decree commands the new
grand vizier TO prosecute the WAT with
all energy in order to secure victorious
issue
Although all the changes in the cabinet
have not yet been made 1t IS announced
that Nazim PaSha will DE retained As
minister OF war and Noradunghn Pasha
as minister OF foreign affairs, Jemslledin
Pa sha VIII be retained a 9 Sheik. u [sla NJ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
In Greeley Case.

The discussion which arose over the
death of Horace Greeley. in 1872. was
recalled In the investigation today His
dcs th occurred after tho November cleo
ton. but before tho electoral college met
IN select A president and vice president.
The ability of electors 10 vote for others
than those nomlns ted by the party con-
veption or whose names had been print ed
on the ballot was then demonstrated
nany Democratic electors voting for
others than Greeley. The Georgia cleo
tors conceived it their duty to vote for
Greeley. although he was dead. The sem
ate decided that the Georgia vote should
he counted. but the house voted that il
should not
amended the manner OF canvaSsinG the
votes In 1857. votes for a candidate dying
between the November election and the
meeting Of tho electoral college on the
second Monday i1 Jsnusrv must he
counted by congress. unless they arc held
tp be votes not Regularly given"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Turks Henmed In.

The sultan whose troops, besides be-
ing hemmed in on all sides, are badly
demoralizcd tonight, holds invaded and
completely under his control only a
strip Of telritory varying from forty to
fifty miles wide along the TURKISH
south coast from the Bosphorus to the
west coast OF the Gull of Salonika,
The only Turkish resistance of i'm
portance is being made at Scutari,
where the Montcnegrins arc fighting
desperately TO dislodge the Turkish gar
rison Much cavalry has been de
stroved by fire, but the Turks arc hold
inc out with fanatical determination.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Aroused by Shots.

| did not pay much attention to
what was going on and must have
been noddinS when the shots aroused
me. All J saw of the shooting WAS
the fash OF the reyolvers Then the
men-thc same four 7 had brought
thcre--came running back to tho
car.
up and get TO moving I was fright
nncd and did not know what To do,
] started slowly toward Sixth avenues
but raced my engine, hoping that the
police would catch mp with us. By
this time 7 had realized that my pas
scngcrs had been in a shooting scrapc
We were nearly opposite the Elks
club. when one OF the men struck
at me with the butt OF revolver
The blow grazed my face so that Il
blod- This made me hurry, as l was
badly scared.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Becker Has It Fixed"

AS wc entered t'ortythird street
the thoroughfarc was free from tral-
nC. On account OF the lato hour /
did not consider this strange, bat ]
remember ono OF the men said :
Look. fellows, tho streets clear.
Beckcr's got everything fixed
II may seem strange that know
ing the mon us | did these statements
did not lead me 10 believe something
was going TO bc pulled Off. The fact
of tho matter is | never would have
believed they intended to commit muir
der
After 7 turned around and stopped
opposite the Metropole. as ] had been
directed. the four passengers got out
and walked across the street. A num-
Der of people were standing abou, the
entrance To the hotel at the time,
but ! did not sec either Rose. Web
ber, Nallon or SchcppS,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
TWO NORMONsl l
FOR $4,000 Rl||
CONTINUED from pass !

demned 10 death al 49,
statement "as made no re re VI
iSter. Senor Laacmian ,o,,; enf ic's
tne eD'ire matter was nonasi nusni
Of the supreme court n,S'l u%M 10
the question of jurisdlc,,nn
dent. he added, is disno.en
tirely by the law. '''ea .
Felix Dlaz and his a,,.
executed at Vera Cruz In oeai9
the decree Of the coIrf nseof1c
Of the order OF the sunrarial
disquieting rumor thai rue rue. 80
ital today. There Is ressns os
~ere vnI :. placed III San Juan D. y IS
Colonel Diaz ordaz. cbI., II.
thc Diaz revolt, who cscar, , "
fusion on the day OF ths ~,
captured last night len ,n,,s
Cruz. The small fore. n,
followed him to the hills Is ,,m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30

II WIS after / O'Clock whom wc cot
bac, TO Wcbbers place. ! did not
leave the car, bu; the others dlo. !
aul5cd Rose Ir ne WAS through with
me FOR the night Fle said; mo, you
walt here. Some Of the boys WIZ
want you AGAIN That was good
enough for me, so | turned Inc car
around and waited OH tho opposite
side Of Sixth avenue.
Probably u half hour elapsed be-
fore | was called. Then "Dago
Frank" Whitley Lewis, "GYp the
Elood" ana Lefty Louie" came down
aud got into the ear. Whitley
seemed to Do the leader OF The party
gt least he Was doing most OF the
talking. He told me tu drive around
through FoIty-third street. turn The
car around and stop on tho opposite
side of tho street from the Metropolis.
The boys were all well dressed aud
] thought ihcy were going 10 the
Mctropolc for drinks or something TO
puI.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Fear in Salonika.

PARIS Oct 29.-EXtremc anxiety
reiGns in Salonikl and grave outbreaks
are feared by foreigners If the armies o.
the Balkan allies continue TO drive back
the Turkish troops, according 10 spe-
cia dispatch received here.
No orders from Constantinople have
been received by the Turkish commanders
in Salonika for two days.
The provisioning of the troops in garri-
son there is altogether inadequate, while
the sea batteries have been stripped OF
their guns and ammunition which have
hecn sent 10 tho front
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Scutari Cut Of.

VIENNA, Oct % 3--The Montancrrtn
troops have cut oG supplies from the
Turkish forces in SCutari. where pro-
TlsioDs already were scarce according TO
a dispatch Ia the Rcichspost from Sou
tai by way of AleEFlu.
The MonteDezrins occupy tho heights
.ct Russtc. RoEame and Csltaul. all OF
which overlook Scutsri and thcy have
intreuched themselves there with strong
force of artillery.
The Malssori tribcsmen again attacked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30

|nsht checked suit told straightforward
story OF his movements OF Monday after
noon and evening. and at no time contra
dictcd himself.
He repeated Ibis story. told tho police
earlier in thc day, at tho coroncr's IN
quest in the afternoon and went Into
tho Ininutest detail concerning his move
ments. especially on Monday evening be-
tween G 80 o'clock. when Inc said hc left
the roomIn= house, and II o'clock. when
h.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Greeks Hold Kew,

ATHENS. Oct. 2o.-Tbe strong Turk.
ish fortress OF NcrrIa has been plsrod
absolutely at tho mercy OF the ipvading
Greek army. 7'hich has captured The
situation, The capture OF tho iovn mf
NeTia by force is only a question Of
hours. VI
The whole Of the Turkish army around
Monastir viii be cut off whom Verri, IN
and will he unable TO communicate riiSo
or WIN Salonlki or Consi antinnnlo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
DECISIVE BATTLE OF
WAR NOW IN PROGRESS
contnu from Page OnaA
Continued from Pagc Oue.)

sultan that he will return tho victor
or perish in the attempt
The Bulgarian front extends tonight
from Mustapha Pasha, around
Adrianople fskibnba and Visa. 10 n
point only n few miles from the Black
sea. \ Turkish band today destroyed
the lighthouse at Iuiada. an important
por; ON the Black sea, seventy yfNc
milcS from Ndriannnlc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Veles's Capture Easy.

BELGRADE, Oct 9o.-The capture OF
small body Of servisn cavalry under com.
mand Of the kings brother. Prince Ar
sene, 1T was daring deed which ho
excited admiration. II has provoked
comment because. had the Turks been
aware Of the smalncsS or the Scrvia n
force, the result might have been serious
as II was, they were taken bv sI,rnr,sc
and hastily rciroatcd ''''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30

the Turks to the east OF Scutari Friday.
but were rcpulsed after ten hours fight =
ing. The Turkish commander at Scutari
Is trying to induce the Mirdito tribesmen
to attack the Montenegrin troops from
the south, so that the road to the port
OF Alessio could be used as a line OF re-
treat for the Turkish army in case OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Turks Surrender Arms.

BELGRADE. Oct. 29,-The Servlan Of
hcals who have been installed in the
surrendered towns OF Old Scrvia reporI
that the Arnauts and Turks I'm their dis.
trcts are delivering UP their arms, lie.
clarinc they have lost faith in the power
OF Turkey and are glad the Scrvans will
allow thcm TO return 10 thnir homes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Police Question Fiance.

Worthen was arrested by the police,
who questioned him at length, He ap-
ucavcd to he deeply affected by the
death II his hancee and spent the great
"c part Of his time in his cell at the
station Avenue police station sobbing
''ph, my Sophia, why did they Kill you'''
which he kept repeating over and over.
Worthcn, who is OF pleasing appear
ancc and was imma culately attired in a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Turks Report Victory.

Turkish town OF Scryls. recsutlv can
tured by The Greeks. IS reported rooc"i- rooap
picd hN Ottoman troops. according to
kilograms from Ssloniki Ruigar;sn
bands have destroyed tho lightbonsr ~
the Turkish seaport Of tnlads on ,ba
Blsc sea coast. sevcnty-ive mile. from,
Adrllnople. ''''i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Slays Best YhanA B

GREENSBORO. N. c.. Or, !.
j Thompson, division freight =
Southern Railway. WAS shm
here today By w. r. BlsIr
secretary, whom lie had dIsruIs'.
vas arrested In tho room WIN win n
crouchcd In a corner. mutterim
killed my best friend"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30

A great many people are fearful lest
they make mistake i'll their choice Of
candidates next week No matter what
mistakes others may make. you make
no mistake by using KING COAL in
your furnace.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Turks in Retreat.

| BELGRADE, SerVa, October 2o.-The
| Turkish troops which evacuated Istip and
| Veles are retreatnG toward Monastir and
! Saloniki pursued by Servian cavalry, ac-
cordipg to a report from the Servian
| headquarters at the front. The Seryians
CAPTURED large stores oc war ma terial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Serious Problem.

The most serious situation which could
develop II Is said. would result from tho
death ~ choice OF tho electoral college
between. tilc time tho college voted on
the second Mrndav Wa January and the
inauguration OF March &
Tho constitution sutborizcs congress to
provide ny law fcr the devoiution oI. the
duties OF president IN cases or removal
death resignation or disability" but docs
not declare what officer shall act az
president IN case anything occurs 10 Tho
rresidont-olect or tho vice PRESIDENT
elect. Sorrc parl'1mcnisrans contend
however thai congress would have pow
or 10 act under the clause which ena ablcs
it TO pass such laws as arc necessary
80 carry into effect fine powers granted
the federal government.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Robbers Make Rich Haul.

FORT WORTH. Tex. Oct 2a.-Stocks
and iewclry belonging to the late s. w.
wilson valued at 5000 we're stolen
from the safe OF the S. W. wilson Lum
Der company last night, The safe door
had been left unlocked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Allies Have Vast ARMY.

ATHENS, Oct 29.-According 10 10
liable information the Balkan allies hav
at the front 16600 more mon than the
have been credited with.