The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-10-31
Balkan War


Girnono, where $50 Bulgarian peas
ants were forced to lie on the ground
and then shot.
Dispatches received in London
stated that several Turkish army doc
tors have been sent from Constants
nople to Janina, a city near the Greek
frontier, with supply of typhus and
cholera germs for the purpose of
spreading disease among the troops
of the enemy.
Foreign
Many German housewives stormed
the markets that had refused to sell
the meats imported by the city of
Berlin, in an effort to reduce the high
cost of living. Numerous windows
were smashed and in several in
stances shopkeepers were injured by
flying missiles.
Gen Felix Diaz and his rebel forces
were captured at Vera Cruz, Mexico,
after short battle with the govern
ment troops. The general and the
whole of his staff were taken prison
ers and all the rebels were disarmed.
After a great battle, the Greeks
have captured Serfidje, or Servia.
Their losses in forcing Stone Gate
pass, which was defended with great
determination by the Turks, were
very heavy The Greeks took many
prisoners. The town of Servia is the
key to Salonika.
twenty-five members of the Teach
ers union of Paris We're sentenced by
the correctional court to the payment
Of $40 fine each and all costs for
refusing to disband by order of the
government. The court ordered the
dissolution of the union.
Sarah Bernhard celebrated her
sixty eighth birthday in London and
was presented with an address of
congratulation by her British admir-
ers.
The typhoon which swept over sew
eral OF the Philippine islands October
Is resulted in the death of more than
a thousand persons. Four unidenti-
fled Americans--three men and lit
tie girl-were among those killed.
.
William Marconi, the wireless
telegraph inventor, whose right eye
was removed last Thursday at Spezia,
Italy, has developed alarming symp-
toms. Notwithstanding a reassuring
bulletin, it is feared the complica-
tons are threatening the other eye.
Helen Craggs, the English militant
suffragette, was sentenced to nine
months hard labor on the charge of
attempting to set fire to the residence
Of Lewis V. Harcourt, secretary Of
state for the colonies.
Politics
Gov. Thomas r. Marshall OF In
diana, Democratic candidate for vice.
president, interrupted his campaign
ing in San Francisco to select a site
for the Indiana building on the
grounds of the Panama Pacific ex.
position in 1915.
Personal
At the one hundred and fifth ses-
sion of the supreme council of the
Scottish Rite for the United States,
held in New York city, M. w. Bayliss
of Washington was elected sovereign
grand commander.
Mabel liite, the actress and wife
of Mike Donlin, the baseball player,
died suddenly at her home in New
York City of blood poisoning.
The government has settled bill
for soldiers pay nearly fifty years
old w. "A. Webb of Elk City, Kan,
has received check for $3.10 due
him since August 16, 1865.
Brown McMillin son of Benton Nc
Millin, Democratic candidate for gov
ernor of Tennessee, is dying Of In
Illumination of the bowels in a hos
pital in Bristol, Tenn.
II neither authorized nor knew of
any such statement being contem-
plsted by anyone, and am not at pres
ent addressing my mind on that sub
ject," said Secretary Knox, referring
to a published statement that he had
declared his intention of declining TO
in public life after March 4
next, regardless Of political changes