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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-09-13
THE AMERICAN ISSUE
September p, 1862 and September
p, 1912
September 10, 1912.

September 22 1912 is the semi centennial of the
preliminary announcement by Abraham Lincoln Of
his purpose to emancpate the slaves. Some of Lin
coins cabinet doubted the wisdom of taking this final
step necessary rid the nation of the of slavery
History records that day Lincoln announced MS
advisors his decision. The time for delay and hess
tation was past. He told them that he would listen
to suggestions to the form Of the announcement
but not as to the advisabty of issuing it, that
point was rrevocaby settled and only awaited
success northern arms. On the 18TH of September
the battle of Antetam fought and five days later
the announcement made public.
Today another form of slavery, more far-reaching
in its evil influence than the old negro slavery threat
enng to destroy the Republic. Alcoholism is its name
and scientists and socologsts and statesmen and
courts of all jurisdictions declare that if unchecked it
will certainly wreck nation.
1t is living and continuing its ravages through
good mems delay and hesitation AS in IS02-so now
in I0I2the emancipation from bondage of thousands
OF human beings depends upon decisive action. The
destruction of the saoon the great distributing agency
tor alcohol will be long step towards this emancpa
ton. The Christian citizenship of the state under the
leadership of the church is able to bring about this
destruction. Why not observe the semi-cenennal
niversary of the announcement of Lncoln's emanci-
patton proclamation in the churches of our state on
Sunday, September 22 1912, by giving special
ton to the fight that for laws that will enable
the people of Illinois destroy the saloon On that
day will the pastors of churches emphasize the
Importance of this struggle being waged between
church and saloon?
On another page will be found full copy of
eaHet prepared as suggested program for the open
ing exercises of the Sunday schools on that day We
commend it to your careful reading
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-09-13
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NATIONAL OFFICERS-General Rev A. Baker
Copeland Esq, Columbus Ohio
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-05-29

thing to do during vacation that
I would be of benefit to them. We
want all the children to see the lit
"highschool" pony being exhibited
at the Davenport livery stable.
Costs Nothing to Enter.
1t costs you nothing to enter, and
thousands of dollars worth of pre-
miums are hanging in the balance
and will be awarded to some one
on July 20. Why not you?
Those who have already been
nominated are requested to call on
or write the Contest Manager i'm
mediately for a coupon book and
full information how to secure
votes. A coupon good for 20 votes
appears in this issue. Make a start
in the race today. Form a club
among your friends to assist you
and enter the race Immediately
with the set intention of winning
one of the premiums.
Cut out the little coupon good
for twenty votes. Ring your
friends and tell them to save their
votes for you. Make everybody
take notice of the fact that you are
in the race to win
Flanders 400" Capital Premium
A beautiful Flanders go" five
passenger touring car, fully equip
ned with tnn eh
specifications in the big double page
announcement in this issue), one
of the best known and most popular
automobiles on tho American mark
ct, value $4,000, fully equipped
and delivered in Waxahachie, will
be given as the Capital Premium in
the Daily Light and Weekly Enter.
prise Great Popularity Contest, tC
the lady contestant over II years Of
age, married or single, living any
where, who receives greatest huber
of votes in Light and Enterprise
Great Popularity Contest between
Monday, May 27th, and Saturday,
July 20, 1912. This handsome car
is guaranteed to be one of the best
over placed on the market for the
money.
This car was ordered through the
Sims-Thomson Motor Car Co, Of
this city, local agents for this fa-
nous make of automobiles, ana
VIII be exhibited and demonstrated
by them at their garage on West
Main street, where they will be
glad to show this car and explain
its merits and tell why it is the
best car ever offered as Capital
Premium in a popularity voting
campaign in this territory,
Piano as Outside Premium
Music lovers will be delighted
with the opportunity presented to
them of winning a fine piano, One
of the we'll known Leyhe Pianos
valued at $4,000 has been purchas-
ed from the Leyhe Piano Company
1907 Elm street, Dallas, Texas, an,
will be exhibited in this city at 0. P
Lumley's Eatitorium on the north
west corner of the square.
This sweet toned instrument, fin
ished in rich, mahogany case, viii
be presented absolutely free to tht
lady contestant living anywhere out
side of Waxahachie, who receives
the greatest number of votes in the
Daily Light and Weekly Enterprise
Great Popularity Contest next t
the winner of the Capital Prem
ium.
For City Ladies Exclusively
The Enterprise Publishing Com
pany offers the ladies of Waxa
hachie an exclusive chance to vii
beautiful, diamond ring valued
s125.00, bought from c. M. Bale
of Dallas, and on exhibition in tn
show window of the Curtin Dru
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-05-29

Henry Ferris, Hadar, Neb., is the
father of ten children and for the
past 20 years has used Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound with the
best of results. He tells us: II
think Foley's Honey and Tar Com
ound is the best cough medicine in
the world for l have used it for the
past 20 years and can recommend
it 90 anyone needing a cough medi-
cine" Curtin Drug Co, north side
square, Curtin Pharmacy, west side
square. d&w
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-05-29

Probably no part OF the Daily
light is so. filled with human inter
ST as the want column.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-05-29

Read the Daily light Want ads
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-05-29

The Enterprise Publishing Com
pany offers the ladies of Waxa-
hachie an exclusive chance to win
beautiful, diamond ring valued at
$125.00, bought from c. M. Bailey
of Dallas, and on exhibition in the
show window of the Curtin Druf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
Ans ben iibrisen TheiIsn,

2 anSwcilcr, II. MGrs.-
Scrr Stationsu'iiltent Tcter Mdhic2.
meld)cr m1brel0 f. $ulren Der bic.
iigen Stutipn poritano, tritt am l..
slpril ans mo tonumt ais NnilidtSs
bcamtcr bca ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nad) Surcnlbrrg.
SumuemcM II. Mars. 81
iteru WorNen ilarb bier llad) titr;cr
&rontbcit ser %pcnIionicrtc Sebrcr
SranS Sonb i'm Sllicr non 60 Sab,
rem. Nd,tunbSnan5iG Sahrc long mar
or i'm 2enriohc tb1tia NCpeien: Nnerit
in Hooin9en mo %idtcu. Damn is
Sabre IN Nieoerfarid)sn. Seit II
Sabren mar cr i'm Mubcitnnoc mo
bier IN Sonncpcg mobnbnit.
Saul, 10. MGrj.- -@cltcru per.
mnglilftc in ser @rubc @ueid,bpnr
Der Naucr 9liipna NiihbndD poil bier.
Gin Stcin Der iid bon Der Scfc los
l6itc. ~beid,1NiNte linn bcn Sd1ocl.
My:h crli.t SCR &crumglUdtc Nrobe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
8etleioSbeihliiiie.

Sn Snbetradt, boB es @ptt Benz
N%Qmdfti9eu in leinem nnerforihs
Iifen Hatbihlulie gefallen bat, unies
rem p~erebrten @ruoer
Spbn Z bpme
ms Senieits ab5uberufen, 10 lei
6iermit
8eihIpiien, bab mir, bic
Iitglieber bes 2uremburger Inter
ltiislmess Tercins bon ct. Saul, IN
linn eiu treues Mitglieb unb Die Sae
miIic einen sliten @attcn uub licben
Batter perloren babeu;
@ei6Ioen II, DAB mir bier
purd) Der Sarnilie unier tiefites 8ei@
leib ausbriiden unb idlieBli6 ici es
Sei6Ioien. bieIe SeIdliiIie
ms TrototolI ei%n3utrogen, iolpie cine
Ibifriit Der Samilic 81 ihiden llno
in DEN 3eitnnsen ST perphentlihen.
Sns Somite:
Gas. gnfeL,
Sbeo. Selten
S. y. Spelt9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
ssir mDdten bier eunItatieren, baI

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bas in Scr Summer TOM %. @dr6 Der
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Volfs5tg." bonn %. IGr5 auf Der cois
toriellen Seite erIhienenc @ebidt in
aniittelperien iiber Sic @roBber5o9in
bon 2urcmburg", III peld)em alt
riippclbafte gSeiic auf cine Sciratb Der
17idbrigsn Yrin5eiiin angeipielt miro
- 10 fur5 nnd) Dem Spbe beS @roB>
ber5o9s = 9elinbe 9eingt ais lebr g c.
h III q It / lnb bannl IeitenS
peS Shriftleiters iener 3eitllng be-
5eidnct iperpen muB. = %. ~
Chicago, Sa., Sen 80. Mars ~. -
Srau &atbarina @uilldume lit am "a.
Idrs 1912 i'm Sitter bon 65 Snbren
gcitorben. Sic @ceroi9ung farb am
@itiippd). Den 81. WGr5. BON Sraucre
bnltie, 5639 @abaib Ipe., nab DER
ct. Martinusz Stride iitb bon bprt allf
Dem St. Inriens Sriebbui itatt. Sie
trauernben Sinterbliebeneni Sbil
@uiQaume. @atte; Rarp, Ni6olas II.
@id,ael, &iuoer. + Sos. Srens, ans
SommelSingen. t~pobnbaft 2941 llnion
gpe.. lit am Wontag. DEN %. 0tdr5.
ploblih s%eitorbeu. - Ser ct. Senrp's
Srauens Yerein bon Sigb 8iose ~feierte
am Moutog. ben 25. &Gr6. IN Der ct.
Senrp's Sdulbale, Seoon nabe 8ibse
Ipe.. iein s~olbenes Subildum. &dbs
renb bes cages iiberreibteu itc 9ater
Huetersboff einen s%olbenen aeld ais
We5d,euf. 0pu Den nod lebeuSeu
Charter Mitaliebern iparen Die fol9eus
Den anipeienp: Srau s. Saber. Sral
q. Ianm, Srau y. @eiid, Srau q.
8ranS5. Sran Glem. Sortman nno
Srau Gpert. Ser Tereiu 5dblt iiber
100 Iitglieber. Sic iesigen 8eamten
limb: Yrdiibentin Srnu Gatb. @iIer;
0ices YrGiibentin, Srau Barb. 8u6s
ner; Sefretdrin, Srau Gntb. Sprtman;
Sfabmeiiterin. Sran 2oriie Sortman.
- Srau Iatb. Court. 1912 Sapton
Ctr, piro 5uiammen nit Srnn &atb.
Mtten aus HoserS Sarf am 81. Ipril
cine %Gllropareiie unternebmen.
Bancroft, SDwa. = @crtbe .2ur.
Gazette Mm Il. MGrs ionb bier
Iclbit elm itiirmiiher SitiSen's aanfus
itntt, Dem aber am %. MGr5 cile
aanS sabnle Stabtiuabl folgte. I'm
Naltus crran9 nnicr alter manor !.
y. WuuIel. Gin 9eborcner Sdnolpeiler,
ii6er icinen @egner Ibpotnt y. W.
@oriatnu eincn alGnScnbcn Sicg nit
1850 acacn 80 Stimmcu. Gs pera
bicnt 9cipiB conitoticrt 5u lperecn. Sa6
biermit Sr. Ytonlel sum ch II c II
Walc gum Manor Der Stnbr Suns
croft aepdblt ipuroe. 3ebn Sabre bat
CT mlnmcbr Dem sennnutcn Stdotd,cn
ppraciianbcn unb Die 8ilraer llip SC
iuiB nit iciner Administration iebr
6uiriehen. mas tic ia burdl ibr Tp!rml
bcluieicu. Grmdbnt lei nod, rab @r.
@lpuicl audi @ice .YrGiirent Der Sirlt
Natiunal @nnt (S50.000) icneS
Stabthens lit. - Sanbtc Sieics Gin.
neil Die Nindrihtcn iiber Bancroft III
Ser .WnScttc" 10 ipGrlih inn, -
Is
Siunr Sails, z, Saf. - @crtbc
.@uSctte"l Nm 8. Mars in in So;
mcr, :. Sol. noh tlr6cr NrnHthcit.
moh!petiehrn nit zen hi. Stcrbtiafru
meuten Scrr Nifolns Na6r. ciu cttcr
.ult beliebicr EuetrhasGrr icncr @cs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

CT ibnt (NrcitbadJl Die Sam aui Gin
ipcitereS Snbr iibcrlniieu lperpc. Sic
,Sdrm lpurbc nid't pcrfuuit, Suntingz
ton nbcr pcrrentetc Diciclbc ant g..
Mars an Soc @ulabp mnb i%tclltc
punn Srcitbad, cine 9iotiS 5u, porin
niciem brci Gage Belt gcgebcn pnrre.
Den 9idb 5a rdlln,el. 6ultin9tou
bat nidt MIR Den sail p~crlorcu, ipns
netIl miro nod obenprein Vol Mtnliobn
nttf Shuoencriue ucrflnSt wcrpcn. -
(.0utb. @GdJtcr.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
6rofbcr,o9tbum.I
Ans hrr janptfaht.

Ans Oct tjanptfant.
Snrcmb mrs 4. IGr5.-Sic
Si~iritlid)feitcn bel Der Gciietung oca
uerltprbenen 0roBberjogs gSilbelm
mdren: Sclnc &al. 0phcit ErinS
Iugnit @iIbclm Don Ercubcu; @e.
neral Il la lllite 8cil. .Sclltnallt pom
Sncobn; &pimaridlnl Or1i pm @ll-
melltbal; Eeri. 'Noilitont Nberlcltt-
mont y. Scbr. Seine Nobeit Erin;
Gonaro bon Anbult; SliigclnoJutnut
Hittnlciitcr bon 3cdnleiiter. $bre
&aiierlid)e mo &6niglid)e Solicit
Trou Gr5ber5pgin Minrie-S bereic bon
Seitcrreid,; Sberboimeiiter 0rni
Ga%urioni; &pfoome @arpnin 0ert.
ling. Seine &ol'erlihe ulO aonig-
lid)c Sobeit Gr5hcr5og Sranj Salpa-.
tor BON SeItcrrcid); Sbcrbofmeiiter
Sreiberr uon Seoercr; SHORTCOMINGS
ratb Moreif. Sbrc aonigliden so.
heiten Der @roBberjog mo Die Srall
8roBber5ogln bon Saocn; Sberbof-
morifall Sreiberr uon Srepite0t;
@elteralleutnant Iiierr. @~eneralno.
%illtnrlt; 2nmmerhcrr Srciberr bon
8uelcr; Sliigelnoiutout bon Braun;
SofOante @rIiin Inblom. Sbrc Go-
niglid)c So1eit Die Srau SerSo9in
aarl SbeoOor in Sdicrn; Sofbamc
Saronin 9oomam. Seine aonigl.
Sobeit Erin5 Gpnrao Don @oicrn;
Teri. Nointant S6crlcltnnnt BON
atagel. Seine aoniglid]c &pbeit Ser
5og Srons SoIcph i'll @niern. Seine
Wuieit1t Der &onig Der Selaier;
SberbofniarldaIl 8rni Merpoc; @c.
neralaojutant 8eneralleltnant Sung.
blltb; Sliigela0iutont; Sropnltonsof.
fi5ier. Seine &Gnigl. &obeit ser
Sersog bon Sra9on5n; Gomtc Sal.
banbn; &iscomte Eesuuciru. Scine
Iirfloudt Shirt S6penitein. @ert.
beim.&oIenberg. Sbrc &oniglide
Sobeit Ser5ogilt BON Gnrnla; Mof-
oanre Marauiie Yoiilrci. Scinc So
nislifc Solicit Yriii5 fapier bon Bar
mo; Baron Sc @arrp. Seine Silrd)-
Laud,t Eriiij 6riebrih Don Shaunl-
bcrg.Sippc. Seine &Gniglihe Solicit
IrinS Gligen BON SdJpeoen; &nln-
merberr Baron Geoeritrom. Seine
Iurhlaltd,t Shirt @aloed; sSliigel-
ooilltant Mtoior Sreibcrr bon @roB.
Seine Surd)lnitht Siirlt i'll SSieo.
Seine Soniglihc Sobeit &erSo1 Nl-
bredt bon @iirttcmbcrg; Hcri0nli-
der sloiutant Hittnneilter iSreiberr
bon @eIsberg.
Suremb II r q, 10. MiGrS.-$M
Grlesung bes Serrn Sllf. @agner.
melder 5lum observation-disclosures OH Der
Snbuitrie. rno Sanoelsidule crnonlt
miiroe, lit Serr slbbe Sedlne$ slrlll
&eli9ionslebrer an Mdodeilp5cum
emnannt iuor0en. - Serr Sirmin
Gropat ans Sllrembura bat uli Der
llniperiitGt in 2orpen bic 9~lbgolaS.
priining els .Sngenienr bea Mincs,
beS Nrts ct Manufactures" nit Gr.
folg b~eitanoen. Ser Gmil @utet.
fauf ans 9ederit) MeoinacnD hut
Den eriten Sbeil Der Siplompriiilng
on Der &gl. 2onou. Sodidullc so.
benbeim bel Stuttgart nit Ger Note
gut" beitanoen.
3ipilitamo Der StaSt 9mrcm6nrg.
9 terbefdIl E.. - Som g..
MGr5: grneitinc Hep, oft is Mo.
nate; Inna Sang, alt Is Sabre.
3ranfenidmeitcr. TO-: Maria
2ouiie De 9ap. aft 4 Monate. ii:
Nifolas aolbuif, alt IS Sabre,
Hentncr; Soicpbirtc Yoderu. alt 80
Sabre, Gbeirau Don Soiepb Ma55n.
rama, 5~aelobner 5n Si%iieroinaen;
gline Sarot, alt % Sabre. phne
StUib, ebelcS; Yetcr @cttinger. ait
70 Sabre, Gigentbiimer. cbcloS.-
r.: Marin SranSisfn Seoerici. nlt
81 Sabre. Gbeirou BON Garlo Men.
%corelli, @aurer jl Gid a, 5. HlI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

ilcbcrtrag .$1,i34.75
6rau 3. Sdnpc1t, Carroll,
soma l.OO
Setter &eb, Nclu 0dmDurG,
Wfiliouri -. 100
Srorl Sos. @ieier. &ilowz
pdlc, a0nIds 200
Yrnner5 bearb, @rnnorio9c,
Sllinpi5 49,. 200
l~lngeuonut, Bancroft. Sn.. 100
Charles Boot, Snrlon, So. $50
Nntpn Ieper, Sperspilc.
Soiud 200
6p. 8rerido, Sr., Tenllcn,
Splpd 5.OO
llngcnapnt, 8irpnh, @inn. 500
Gli5. 8ertboffer. @clcpue,
ohio 100
u. Suugers, Sleepp Cue,
Wtnt. 1.5O
gf. g., DUBUQUE, Splpa -. 800
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
2uiam III II: 8

Sna nj II: -. .S1,463.25
Sir aac Uelbbeitragc nnS @cs
idenfe fir bic Wiiiipnen in Der
Si6Seie Saeca, iuirn au bieier STEELE
anittiert. Wsan abreiiirc: Gatbplic
Grintins Co., Subnqnc, SoWa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
.sysssvzss sastfsssGsA snsAsdAvvtvAttAsNsNsNt
!: %Suxem6nrger 2ladridten. :

Ans brm Ger. 5taatrn.
Scitrage fir bic Wtiiiun TT Saren,
Sn6icn.
(6iir 9icp. @t. go. Salli5c gtilllonar.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

3mm 3uders Sonilm in Den Ser.
Stnatcn trasen Die iibericciid,en @es
iisun9cm idpn gunS frdftis bel. Sn
Den leeten iicbcn @enntcn nes poriacu
Snhrco peSpgcn mir aus @ulpnii iiir
So, 100000 Hoh5udcr. mir S6.353.s
600 uIS Torto Rico unb aus Sen
Hhiiippilcn $s.101,0 600. Cuba. init
Dem mir I'M Observation-Disclosures %crbGltz
nib ltcbcn. llcicrf iiir $40, 100000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

(Sicicr Cine wirtlidc @ciobr"
bctitclfc Nrtitel III non Dem IN Silocu
pcilcnncn GrsDiitoi Mcbmcr pon
NtinuGutct in elmer ldngtrcn 3ts
idlriit on Ncu 9icp Sr!cnnN'rr ga
.%9rurninl Stor" inbplIiert iporccn.
Scr &cou!tcur.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

opitcsgnuhcn DIR bcrd)clt. CT iinD
Guuiurtcu icicu gcSluuuscL bic Sobnz
iprecrling Der @rlbcnnrbeiter obsua
lcbncu. neil JIG nid,t Den Srcis Der
aublcu iiir ocn %Soniumcntcn crbobct
pollen. pat CT unb ieincs glcidIcn
nidt alliGbrlih beu Yreis 9c9cn Den
&intcr hin crbobt. pbne aud, nm ncn
Gouiumenten cine Gutidulpigun9 bas
fiir 5u geben?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

@arnung! - &on Nclp g)nrt
fonlmt sic lporncnbc Nohridt, paB
cine InSubl Mdnncr. Die porgcbcn
Yrieiter 5t iein mn bic pom N~ualnnbc
(Sprien. Ggnptcn lnb 9criicnl tom
men, picicS 1nuD bcreiien. I'M
@elo 5u erbcttcln. Sicic %clrtc limb
Sdfuinbler. Gntpebcr lino tic gar
feline Yricitcr, ionScrn @ipbamcbnncr,
Shismutitcr pber iino iolcbc, Die
ipcpcr bon Hom nod bon ibreu Sis
ihofen Die @rlaubniB SIM Snnmcln
Dabeil. - ~&dtb. @~od)enblntt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

@puperncnr &iIirn bc5eihnet init
Hcdt bcn Sod,6pll Sdrif ais Gin &ils
hcrtlcip. Dem mir ennpGd)icn. piclc
uniercr Silbnitrics &npldne bdbel iid)
nbcr puralis cin bilbid]cs Stild 3eug
9cldmiiIcn. pns nod imnlcr STINT nerlcil
Nll5ug rcidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-01
ORDER GREEK
MERCHANTMEN OUT
OF TURK MARTS
TURKEY AND MoNTENEoRlA
ARE NOW PREPARING FOR
HOSTILE WAR

VIENNA, Oct l. ~ The Turkish
government has ordered all Greek
merchantmen out OF Turkish waters.
Turkey. Bulgaria and Servia. Greece
is rapidly mobolizing all troops. Mon
tenegro is already on war footing
1t is reported the allies are prepar
ing to land troops on the Aegean
coast of Turkey. An Albania dis
patch says the Montenegrians massa
cred 30 Turks, defacing the corpses
Constantinople reports that the
Bulgarian minister had been recall
ed A near panic occurred ON the
Bourse when stocks slumped.
PARIS, Oct. IA Constantinople
dispatch says that Nenadovitsch, the
Servian minister. gave Turkey two
days to release a trainload of mum
tions needed for the Servian war
BELGRADE, Oct, Last nigh
and this morning military train
started for the Turkish border.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-01
PHYSICIAN OF THE
POPE DEAD AT ROME

ROME. Oct 1.-Dr. Petacci, the
popes physician, is dead.
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counts. five charging conspiracy, "a
illegal transportation of dynamite,
and 16 involving nitro-glycerin. For
ty-five counts are without specific
data The elimination and selection
of the jury was also begun Clancy
and Tveitmoe waived arraignment
and pleaded not guilty.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-01
FIFTY MILL
WORKERS CLUBBED
BY OFFICERS
THREAT is MADE TO DYNAMITE
JAIL AND COURT HOUSE AT
SALEM, MASS.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct Fifty
textilers were clubbed insensible at
the Arlington mill by the police
when they attacked the plant after
being refused jobs because they had
struck Further rioting is feared.
SALEM, Oct City Marshal lie
han has received two blackhand let
ters threatening to dynamite the
courthouse and Jail unless Ettor and
Giovannitti are released. The guards
have been doubled. AT the luncheon
recess only two jurors were in the
box.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-01
LACK OF ELECTRIC
POWER DELAYS ISSUE
OF BONANZA

= The electric CURRENT that sup =
y plies the Bonanza with power =
= went on strike this afternoon. =
. which accounts for the late =
. ness Of this paper this after =
= noon After a wait of half =
y hour the gasoline auxiliary =
y plant was placed in operation =
y and with this assistance It was =
y possible to issue the paper. =
y The trouble with the electric =
y al juice was at the Bishop =
y plant. although the exact nature .
y could not be learned. 1t is be- =
y lieved, however. to have been =
. caused by the electrical storm. =
= All the Tonopah mines and =
. mills were also forced to sus-s
. pend operations during the in Z
y terval the power was off
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