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The Prescott daily news., 1912-03-29
Local News
STYLEPLUS.

SI l1EELUS.
 Chas. F. Pittman was down from Prescott yesterday. Star of Hope.
 Born-Last night to MT. and Mrs. J. w. Bryson, route two this city a girl.
 STYLEPLUS.
 Getting warm. Phone the Ice Plant and they will have their wagon deliver you ice regularly.
 Eld J. w. Erwin will preach at the 2nd Baptist church in this city Sunday morning. All are cordially invited to attend this service.
 For Sale-One good buggy mare, 5 years old, weighs about 1 1000 pounds. A bargain. See me at once. E. w, Conklin.
 We sell buggy whips, if lost or stolen we furnish you one of same quality absolutely free.-- Mcdaniel Hardware Company.
 New Orleans and return S15.65 account of National Drainage Conference. Tickets on sale April z, Sth and 9th, good until April 26th.
 A. B. Opliphint, Agent.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-03-29
The Perfect laxative
 + For Elderly People

properties that strengthen the stomach, liver and bowels, is Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin, which thousands of elderly peo- pie use, to the exclusion of all other remedies. Trustworthy people like Mrs. Annie Hildesheim, Pine Bluff, Ark, and Isaac Crawford, Magazine, Ark. say they take it at regular intervals and in that way not only maintain general good health but that they have not in years felt as good as they do now. You will do we'll to always have a bottle of it in the house It is good for all the family.
 Anyone wishing to make trial of this way of druggist at fifty cents or one dollar a large bottle (family size) can have a sample bottle sent to the home free of charge by simply addressing pr. w. B. Caldwell, 405 Washington St.. Monticello, III. Your name and address on a postal card will do.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-03-29

Age has its attractions no less than youth in a more serene and quieter life. But it is this very life of rest without sufficient exercise that brings with it those disorders that arise from in activity. Chief of these are a chronic, persistent constipation.
 Most elderly people are troubled in this way with accompanying symptoms of beIching, drowsiness after eating, headaches and general lassitude Ere uuently there is difficulty of digesting even light food Much mental trouble ensues, as it is hard to find a suitable remedy First of all the advice may be given that elderly people should not use salts, cathartic pills or powders. waters or any of the more violent purgat1ves. is mild laxative tonic, one that is pleasant to take and yet acts without griping. .. er. ,, ..
 ouirements, and has in addition tonic
The Prescott daily news., 1912-03-29
STYLEPLUS CLOTHES.

Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Calhoun, of Hampstead county, returned to their home this morning after a short visit here with the family of their son, c. c. Calhoun.
 The Garland Literary Society will hold a preliminary contest this evening at 8 o'clock in the High School auditorium to select one of its members for the joint debate with the Zenith Literary Society which event will occur on the 4th of May.
 Dr. R. L. Hinton will fit, and furnish eye glasses and spec tacles, and do any kind of repair ing at reasonable prices. No charge for testing or advice. Satisfaction or your money back. Over 30 years of study and experience. Marsh's Drug Store, Prescott. Ark.
 Rev. A. M. Shaw, pastor of the Methodist church in this city will deliver his address to men and boys at the NJ e h d S t church in Hope Sunday on "Fet- ters of Brass" This lecture is entertaining and will be interest. ing and beneficial to all who att tend. In the evening at 7:45 Rev. Shaw will deliver another address to men, women and children the subject being "The Devils Triplets, or Birds of a Feather"
 On Monday we going to begin publishing a serial story which will interest every mem Der of the family. If you are not a sub scriber of the News you had bet ter become one right away. "Ex- cuse Me" was written by Ru- pert Hughes and staged by Say age. Both the story and the play are very popular. :Excuse Me" will begin Monday. Four days of fun and frolic on board a trans continental limited train with sixty laughs to the minute and then some. Of all the mis. mated, love.sick parties that ever were thrown together. this specially conducted excursion by Rupert Hughes is the funniest that ever was. The first install ment will appear Monday and will continued in our daily un- til completed.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-03-29
LIFE INSURANCE Life Insurance never pro

longed a mans life one day. But there are thousands of men walking about on this earth to- day wearing good clothes, eating good grub and enjoying life that would have been under the sod long ago had it not been for an gnSuf ance Policy that J. G. Hall of Prescott, Ark. is now selling. Keep your eye skinned for that man HALL He is on the streets. Get one of those Assurance Policies, it helps you to bear your burdens. It will go a long way toward saving your soul.-J. c. Hall.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-03-29
E. N. DanieII < Son
Foley Kidney Pills

What They Will Do for You
 They will cure your oa;aa. 3.;a. ache, strengthen your. .au. k,u neys, correct urinary lrreg ley,, ularities, build up, the w4he tls out tissues, and climate ,.as .las excess uric acid that caussff , 2 rheumatism. Prey e n:,' as Bright's Disease and , .oIth DId bates, and restores s.d hes,ibr s,b. and strength. Refuse 'u' stitutes.
 Hesterly Drug Store
The Prescott daily news., 1912-03-29
SOLE DOCTOR

It's the soles of people l keep nvlew For I'm the doctor of boot and shoe; And I serve the living and not the dead, With the best of leather, wax anu
 thread.
 1 can sew on a sole or nail 1t fast, And do a good job and make 1t laSt There's nothing snide about what can
 do l. Doubt not my statement for work
 proves it true. ,. 1 can give you lift, too, in this llieA, Not only you, but your family ana w.as nv A great many patients come to ny
 door, ..J- Worn out and run down, besides iee'
 ing sore; or Though don't use poultice, plaster Oi
 pill, ,ouH Ill 1 cure all sick shoes no matter now H' All work guaranteed until 1t rps
 bursts or tears
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-28

Earconi 10 1895 found that bent
receiving antennae. which he devised
show &C the greatCEt oscillations when
the insulated end pointed directly
away from the station whence q wire
less message cane. Belllni and ToEi
have s-so devised Inventions Of this
same sort Let 80 suppose. nov. q
eeSel rearing New York after q
tr1naatlantic voyage ShlunecOck and
Flre ls and lighthouses have been done
away ~lth- Instead there In a wire
less station AZ the site OF each The
night Ia 20 thick that on deck yOu car
. barely zee yClr hand before your face
] ne ships wireless iE sputterlng In
term lttenuy. exchanging messages and
paths Rith other FeEEe a leaving and
entering the hsrbor Of Sew York.
one az these strayB within half q
nile anc the water wireless cescrlb bed
above not orly records the fact. bui
checks our shigs neacwsy- However
tn-s has been anticipated. the cOurss
- eacn craft ls known 90 the other
from recent conversation. and norma
speed iE restored. Our ship il nov
Z heading weEt between EhIunsc0ck and
Fire lsl&nc wireless stations Al IN.
terraS The operator stops. and With
the officer % the deck consults 10.
bent receiver. This points fret on.
way and the signal % tne Shinnecoci
station is recorded then 10 shifts AM
the Pre- tsiand signature is heard
T T ne precise direction % each sh0ri
station IL ascertalnec ~ compass q
E the exact degree The officer % "A,
4 deck takes hG chart and carefUill
4 draws through the cots % the tive
wireless stations straight iines beSrlnI
~ the directions the compass IA
Shown lie Droiongs thsse lines 20 a.
Intersection. There. AZ the iNterSec
ten. ne tees the position % lhe ahil
~ the moment Lighthouse. eyei
were they visible on = night Ike thlr
WOULD not 90 - much nor 80 sr
scfly Tor nim.-GTant -. OYsrton. Il
harDers Weekly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-28
THIEVES Fight RI
OUT WITH POLICE

NEW YORK Special The
death Iisl rS--ullLnS iroIh tllc Gat-
sse f0ughs iaie laSt night al the
Ezzuiere HOt,l. between detes dives
and Henry t0Eci. = modern FaEin.
W2s inrrca-e-d 90 throe today When
Detec.fse John Alien died OF hts
tnsuris--
"A Mas stated al the Lebanon
n ospiIai that Martin =. tag, a
CITY detective. and Louis n lnxi-
ssrlaeiul. proprtclDr uf tie huls-l.
would prubabis lie before might
a. both WcFc uurtEily Uountit'Cl-
The other dead were oGel,
who shut hiul-eif when he -aW
czpgure luek lLutiic. and las No
man cxssllElani ga. kmutan az Lot
tie whom kuEls shot 10 death
before be Lurne4 hi- weapon upOu
kiTusel1.
Two othcrs ie--s seriously
wounded sscrc Luigi Cnrardi. .
private decisive. and MILAN
Butler. a - aitf-r a. rae Hotel Tie
Fs0iice have TIVE Steamer trunks
q tzl4Se. . dress sutI case and
o1fscr haEEH-e takcn irutu lalc
nparzme1il= Ol.-urat-a by \ oEei aud
Tie No1u1n ~ the E-ls,nere HoieA-
CorOEaer Hrzig. 81 The brUux.
s&ys ~ Nil OEsen the luggage 1o-
DAY. The nulhor1tEe. eXp-cCl tilHt
a. viii re- cal he reCTef - many
b1G robbrries In THIS CITY which
have banled Llsc poiice.
The caus<s ssklch LED g. last
nEEhrs fatal battle date back tee
sasntka- ~scH InEss wealthy fsEal-
Ii-a rca4GLAE 90 the ~ est s4Ge tserc
Eobbec - srrtH uts-
EAriy tkis sasnth detective ar
Fe@teS ~AEktesE-J esr-oic s~r-
vGnf Elrl. Wss &ase tEx DAne Of
kepnte hsdAendorf. she toId tke
Esallce sk~ haG berE llxluE "a Anf
80 ~ e1t One t1usorrQ an2
ftfts- arst street. Later sAr sas
kEds~tec ano GnaIiy nadr rou-
HeAslss In ~ hIch ske charN-d NoEel
viii b<iuE q Haesd~r1 aEi2 aua &c
veaL~a bLs auethO<iA-
AcrSra81s So 49, z<iri teE~i srsin-
- yoanE ~rr asst Etrls So -r~al Hnd
eeistnE tk~tr lOst. toEei euSOg ed
proftaai~ ooelncsss setura - x
plaees for ~~rs sat EtriS. rsss -
oelstnE The ptuna~r ~hirh the kris
were eat.lSs 80
k0Eel nna fke ssousnn were rra~~d
- tke LL@ra~rr det-i, Nshere De-
hSc1ia 80 bur~f isse shetr rsoss.
ops1 belnE s~nrcbee 80 ~eaDea
eas fSun& spen AIMS ttr sNs-a
pucrnia~3oE So puf Ga aDoaher ssirL
and &c ne Ess-s<o tk< brd ke placed
MS heaS sen~sfS 49, Piiisss see
asess f~rts a. Sutetanttr pt-tei
TgrnSnK thr weapon uEon fhr la
trader ssEef kseEan q Grrse Gunlf-
Aade. After toE<1 kaC shot dsssn
ths d~tertia - sd fkelr eonz - aieus
NJ t~rs-d the "a. "SSs the ''osaa0
Tb~ pollrr fouaa . s~~ond szstO.
ondeF she uattre~e 81 49, sed-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-28
GIBSON I'LL WITH
ACUTE INDIGESTION

GOSHEN, \. Y Special
With thc taking oi cyiucnsc al
most sou4 pIctc, the trial of Attor-
ney Burton ". Gibson, for tie
murder oi Countess nLabo. was
hurried before Justice IOmpkins
Friday.
GlDson was stricken with an at
IA, h OF ute indigestion during
thc night. and for scNcrRl hours
was under the care OF a physi, ian,
but he showed no trat e of illness
when he entered court aud almiy
took his seat
justice Tompkins announced
that the candidates OF counsel
would 90 over until Monday. Four
Witnesses for tie prosecution
were hastily brought from Green
wood Lake negiOn today.
lhcy were Chester smith. opc-
rntor OF the launch whic h toWcd
the boat containing the bOoy OF
Ihc Countess sEaDO a. DeGraw's
Hotel; Pred Hogan. "A guide who
aided ina hnding the body. anu
john Creighton, station agent AT
Sterling Forest. and Roy DcGraw.
The~e were all called TO con-
trad4Ct the testimony Of Thomas
Garrison, uegardtng the prOpping
up OF the WOman's head.
The opening Of tae trial was de-
laycd for thirty minutes, be- auSe
OF Ihe inability OF tie defense TO
IDtn it, witnesses, and Attorney
Ilder complained 10 Justice
Tompkin- because Daniel Dewitt,
the negro who testified for thc
State. had been allowed 60 leave
Goshen.
William ID. Osgood. a farmer OF
ThOu p~on Plains. was the first
witness, and testified that on the
night before the COTOncrs inquest
a. jersey City, he Lau met John
Minturn on lhe train and had
talked 10 him oil the death Of the
countess.
"He told me that hc saw the
OCCuTrcfs e. and that he was
morally sure that tie man was
trying TO injure the woman.
though he could not zee her. as
Gibson Was between him and Mrs.
SzabO. BE said. Il cannot swear
Gibson aid any harm 60 her."
DR. Arthur S. Moore. assistant 81
OF the State Hospital.
~. T.. testified that EN-
0alming fluids cause contraction
g. eah. lie produced a piece OF IA
beef. which ne said had contract'
1851 900 81 an inch since embalmlI
=
The most effective part OF Z
MooTe's testimony Was ruled out b
ause ne had NOT qualified as an o
pert ny making experiments OF a
same kind on q human corpse.
Later. he testified that he had pc
eormed an experiment upon a hums
orpse last night. placing the cadav
n such z position that the same co
IltiOn % the throat WAS produced
Tess.
a shudder ran through the spect
ors az DIT. Moore calmly told OF
experiments with the corpse and
cutting a little hole IN the hack
he neck ~ no could see the play
the muscles"
Counsel for the defense then read
Q 800. word hypothetical question. 81
bracins the chief points OF the case.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-28

though lawyers are generally gup-
posed 10 be shOck-prOOf. counsel de-
clared 10 His Honor that the letters
were absolutely too shocking 10 De
read Ia court. nearly every one con
tanning admissions OF indiscretion
with WatrOus.
The wife entered no defense.
The aggrieved husband sadly TOLD
the story OF his eight years residence
in Nilimanuc and OF his marriage
June 10. 1907. TO May Spencer, after
htJing up a coy little home.
on May 16. 1909. he testified. q
friend gave hlm the tip that Watrous
was calling on his wife. lie played
detective and found "a was true.
Last August he said. IN an effort
10 square himself. Watrous turned
over 20 the plaintiff the siNty-two let
ters written by Mrs. RaWSon.
Judge Bennett took the case under
consideration in order that ne might
rcnH The letters e. see 10 there was
sufficient ground for a divorce.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-28
BRYAN SAYS HE HAS NO ItSlkt TO
BECOME DICTAl0k CT DEMOCRATIC PARTY


WASHINGTON. ID. c. Special
Snartarsx nnacr the sraucs>sn InAa
nc A. aIrrady Al work. trying 40
dominate lrcsioSnt-cicCt " tl~on,
and tllat iac has ~ ccptcd the pO-t
OF So Ectaay "a State before a ttzas
brcn ofcrsa 40 I iis. N iilia ~ 9Cn-
n1nrs Bryan "Wednesday wired 60
ira 1lsaS in .1saS 49, aa.s.t t.c sass 49,
intenlion "a Rss cpting thc inNita
zion Of Governor ~ iison 10 MAKE
= visit 10 BcrInuda-
Il have hno no conference
with Gov crnor N Ll>ori. M. Bryan
uirxd. have never Otss usScd soy
orfte with him and have ao in-
tcnyfOn az SoinE 90 Bermuda"
GOVcrnO~ Nilsson EaS ALREADY
admitted iu his rsIrcnt az Bcr-
muda that he hss invited Mr..
Bryan 60 visit HIN there. Dir.
Bryan. hover CT. A. understood 10
countr, would ~ Give the iuaprc--
sion that ne WRs seeking the posi-
ton of premier OF she Wilson adj
nziuiSlraEion-
MIR. Bryan's statement thar ne
has never dis used any offit
sa-iEh Governor " iiSon H. acyrptcd
hy al hls friends - The literal
crugh.
"a II known. however. that Gov
e-nur Wilson has assured some OF
the Commoncrs closest friends
thai a.. will - nnt-rtri tlie trs~i-
tloa of head OF the state Depart
mcuf RotAerl l. Henry. chair
man OF the Rnics CCinsnittcc OF
the Hou~c- Etst,- - Ear - 10 say
aisat ne bclics g. Mr.. Bryan. a. n
matter of publiC duty" viii 49,
cepl the oifi,e when ia l. tender
No TENDER or FOREIGN
POST.
There has bc-cn no suggestion by
Governor Wilson 40 any OF Mr..
Brynus fricnSl- that the COM
rnoner might find hts niS he as
the Amer, an ambassador 10 Ing
land. In the nrsJ PA 2. IL L. said
Governor N iisun would not think
or 0acring a diplomatic poSJ 20
Mr. BryAR. b. su-e a. might De
generally understood Rs an effort
tas ~iictrns hiIn Tor the next four
vearS. In iilc scsond place, Mr.
Bryan a. rcgAT-1cd n 100 sisrcNs q
n rsoiiIfclnu 10 consider any suE-
re-1iuu dat might lead him into
foreign tscids- His friends say
that he prcle rs 10 continue a. am
h2ssaanr Of the Democratic party
At thc Court of N OO-croW " il-on-
II there tycrv no other reason
for Nh Bryan 40 deSlinc a poes at
Lozoon.~ said one OF his slo-e
friends lNSs niCuL his we'll
knoun dislike l0r knee breS-Cll,-s
would h.c sufTit sent 40 end tie
EunEfcr.~
Tie only raAR who knows
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-28
SFRVTA r. FIRM.
BELGRADE. SERYIA. Special

Twenty thousand Turks were
killed and wounded when tho Ser
yians captured Mpnastir ON Mon
day. according Co an official an-
nOunCCmcnt made here today.
The ScrVians also captured forty
guns.
The ScrNian loss was not made
known. but Il was admitted 60 be
many thousands"
Premier PasitCh remained firm
today I'm his attitude toward Aus
tria I'm the issue which has arisen
over ScrVla's determination 60
occupy AdriatlC sCaportS.
Reports tclcgraphcd from this
city 10 various European capitals
To- the cfTcs that StrNia IL Yield
ing were declared by leading OH
ciaIs 81 the ScrVian governments
to be absolutely without TOundas
ton. They declared that the
granting OF permission To n rep
rcScntatiVc OF the Austrian gov
crnmcnt TO pass through the SER
Wan lines TO pri~rcnd to inNcstl-
gate an alleged attack by ScrVian
soldiers upon VI. PrOchaSka. the
Austrian consul. was without cs-
pcC'ial Significance. being i'm &C
cord with diplomatic custom.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-28
NECOTTNTJONS
USED ROCK TO
Crush HIS Skull
BROTHERS or RUTLRDGE WOOD,
WHO MAS MURDERED. LEAVE
FOR NEGRO'S HOME.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Va. So,

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Special.
With the purpose OF bringing 80 the
Jail here Robert Scott. negro. who
is accused OF numbering Rutledge
Wood. a lumberman OF this city. Hun
ter. Raleigh ano Harrison Wood
three brothers ~ the slain man. left
this city Thursday. All three OF the
men were heavily armed when they
left. a brother OF the alleged slayer
S. l.. Scott. s. already In Jail here. lie
III being held 80 a witness. IL Is said
that ne saw the fight between Scott
and Wood which resulted In the lat
tiers death.
The home OF Scott the alleged STAY
er. Is near Carters Ridge. in Aihe-
marie county. 10 is said that the fight
arose because OF the fact that Wooo
reported Scott for carelcSsneSs az th o.
sawmili at which ne was employed.
In the fight IL Is said Scott was
worsted. hut that he picked up rock
with which he crushed the skull OF
Wood.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-28

papers On Hackensack and my home
paper. the Engievfood Press he an
sst.ed- I've read ali four o. them
faithfully since election day. but they
Don tell a mite q news about my
race"
Wei there's Trenton the report
e. suggested.
But ] can't set any satisfaction
there All the authorities seem 10 be
sn a rims 20 keep the news of my
election from me. ] believe they are
trying 10 beat me out % nay rightful
place. ana j want 20 show them up.
SON az his thing gets 10 the atten-
ton OF President Woodrow Wilson
there % be something doing
Then Ar Harvey produced a New
YORK Newspaper % November 9Th,
and pointed 70 report OF his election
printed therein.
Friends say they saw 81 reported
Ia another New YORK paper ne went
or. -tur over there in my own dis
trict 7 cant learn anything about IT.
The CANDIDATE said this Vas his nrE'
attempt q Ect public once.
IN a stone mason and. while =
Democrat. I'm independent q ths
rirE. ne explained That's whs
they 50 got 90 fn for me. ] expect q
find some crookedness 81 this business
when J Go fnally learn just how Ia
vote stands. And you can count OF
, thls-lt gyon't be the last tire J ruf
f Tor CfBce~
a despatch from Trenton last niSh
Eafi
Lewis y. Martin. Democrat. wa
/ eLectet 70 Congress Ia the sixth DIS
trlc- Harvey. who Ma nominated bl
+ petition. p0iled only a few voteE"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-28
C0NANT TELLS OF
STEEL COMBINE

WASHINGTON. y. c. Special
Commissioner ot Corporations Luther
COnanL Jr-, tesusying Friday before
Spec.al Examiner brown. who Is eN-
aiming witnesses Ia the steel trust
suit. explained hcw the United States
Steel Corporation had taken over two
Independent companies At one half OF
their value.
This testimony Is that upon which
the government largely depends 20
win it's dissolution suit against the
steel corporation.
Robert V. Lndabury. chief counsel
FOR the steel corporation. attacked
the sources OF Comm issi oner Conant 4
Information. The commissioner quoted
frequently from the financial pages Of
newspapers and the financial review.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-28
TURKS WIN FIGHT.
CONSTANTINOPLE.- Special

The. TdtAtSu go,Cruacnt Osnciauy
announced today that the Turks
had won great victory I'm the
last hattie along the ChatalJa
lines. stating that 5000 OF the at
lacking Bulgarian army had been
killed.
THIS indicated that the Turkish
government would use the rcpulSc
OF the allies A. the basis for de-
mRnds for better peace terms I'm
the negotiations. According TO
the details OF the three days bat
tie "a announced by the govern
nicnt. many SCrN ian~ n well a.
Buigarians fell in the final as
sault upon the City's defCnscS.
The right and left wings OF the
attacking Rrmy lost heavily. par
tiCularly the right. where shells
from a Turkish Warshlp at the
entrance OF the Lake Of Byuk
Chckmcic fell into an anlnunl-
ton train. which exploded. Caus-
Ing terrible haNoC.
Turkish warships at the Bull
Earian left wing ut AXE DcrkOs
also caused heaNy losses. throw
Ing their shells into the Bulga-
rian camp. TIE Turks also claimed
20 have captured many guns
from the ScrNians who were fight
ing with the Bulgars.
During the eight-hour nrmis-
toe. which was declared for the
purpose OF allowing burial % thc
dead. tire Turks found many
members OF the Ftfty-hfth Ser
Wan Infantry upon the field
According TO the signs upon
the battlefield. the Scrvians had
been pushed 60 the front and for
a time bore the bruut OF the
Turkish CannOnadc.
TcIcgrans from Saionil<a charg-
ing the Greek soldiers with out
RACES I'm the Ghetto viii be used
10y the Turkish government 60
offset allegations OF barhariticS
10y tho Turkish soldiers i'm Albania
and ThraCc.
According 40 the SalOnilSn dis
patches. the Greek soldiers burned
synagOgucs aud attacked many
Jewish women.
There are now $4,000 Buiga-
rianS I'm SaionilSa. most OF titC
Greek soldiers having been with
drawn from tic city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-28
HORRORS OF DISEASE.
CONSTANTTNOpIR SDerfaI


There are $4,000 dead and dying
cholera victims I'm the Turkish
camps at SRustefanO aud HaJcm-
kul. Sections OF the Red Ores
cent. the Turkish branch of the
Red Cross. have been erected IA
each camp, but cycWitncs-cs OF
conditions say that absolutely
nothing IL being done fer the re-
lief Of thc sufferers ri Sanste-
fauO the camp H. situated along q
railway cmbankment. thirty feet,
high. and the edge OF the rail-
way h lined with dead bodies
pitched from passing troop trains.
Al some points IA many a. tWen-
" bodies are lying together.
stricken soldiers with enough
strength 40 crawl have sought shell
ter OF buildings ~ there ARE no
hospital tents. one r-NvttneSN
told 90 Sceing more than 100 DIVING
soldiers - ing in the shelter OF -
stable. many bodies heinz COM
dy Ink CRY piteou~IN for bread aud
water, but the EcntrieS muke NO ef-
fort 90 relieve the suffering.
Recently there have been cold
ruiuH and wind which hurried the
death of many OF the victims.
Few soldiers have been remOs go
from the SauEtefuno camp 20 this
city for treatment. hut those who
have tell appalling stories Of the
scenes Of desOintion. suffering and
death that they passed through.
They have told how disease ridden
soldiers have fought with their
dy inE breath for places about mud
puddicS for a Eutp Of dirty, muddy
water.
The fever which accompanied at
tnCkH OF cholera makes the suffer
Ing from thirEf tntoicrnhte.
donkey drawn winter carr
passes through the san ~gefnuo
twice daily for the wounded, hut
only those able 60 stagger 10 tks
cart get any Of She water.