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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

6ele 8eiteregnen Wan0og @ftermtos
bag cen Son6touge, og en- M9ngoe
nplig tiIioaeoe Morfer er bleoen
filCOitenoig oprebne, ioa Sfooen er
meget b~etp0elig.
Ogioa poa Sfipcegnen far
Snnoflalqten bpret uolmin6elig
ool6ion, og fer er oct / 5eGge
qSfioe 6oGfe6l." ierIio gooet no
ODER 5ien0s Serre6.
Observation-Disclosures. Nf ct pon
6~inonsIopen til Heiier / %lon66fo-
nomiife 9ieme6 bebiIget geI6b paa
5000 ar. ioor neutrality-suspicious.
Strobe 8anien / aifoo $50 ar.
6oriton6er Sailing / Hibe $50,
neutrality-suspicious., G%oniuIent 8.
Sofm / SommeI 300, 2on06ru9s-
lprer gnil aonro0i poa 2o0eluno
$50, % GoniuGent aieruGf-9eter-
len / Hon0ers 325 Ser.
st @erScns.Sineiteifne. Gal-
borg, 10. Mni. s CONNER al.
hoG6eS / 6sIqe o2toIb. 4mtst." ct
ger6ens.Sinq1t I 9on0on, og Gle
2onoe oil bIioe repreientere0e.
Som Ieprpientont FOR 6onife Sing.
ite IfoI 6in0iten n6ogoen", tiIb6-
renoe Rorre Gran6ers SeiteaoIs-
%forenin0, opre lt0iet.
9bm6ranS. aolborg, 10. Moi.
timber Soroenoeiret 2sr6og aften
iGoe 2pnet neo / Morius an6erienS
@ien6om I Sgrllp ne6 Stsorin9.
9%pgningen n~eobrpnote. gei9tni1.
gen re66eoes meo l1n0tagelie at en-
60, Ser bleb orpbt al 2nnet.
9imfiOrSsfontrollcn. Strlter,
IS. Mai. Sn6tiI Goret 1907
boooe man FER til 6iiferifontror en-
8ifferiosihtent % 4 &orsbetiente
og til 9enptteIie set imliffe Sfib
.5ernen". Rppnte Nor inoTfren.
fe0es Ror@betientenes GntoI meb
&oIo6eIen, IigeIom oGernen" iol9.
res % eritotte6es nieo en- Motor.
boo6. Ru ira los. far 6iIferi-
asiiitent Sromtm toget i'm Mffeo,
% bon foor in9en efteriglger
berfte6s. Set err nemGig Senii9ten,
at 4ontronen fremtioie berfro frn
Tfol beierges Of en- 6iiteribetient
og en- Rorsbetient. Der ftol be.
nnttes en- bertiI onfommen lille
Motorbaao, ,GontroIiartsi Nr. A,
Scr ti6ligere bar boft Citation /
9biite6. = Soo blot pi6es, er oct
Seniigten, at Der ifaG itonnOnes en-
6iiferiasiitent, ION fol DO / 5re'
~oerifSbaon.
6~citcopfs6. 2empig, 10. Mni.
S bele 5oroaret er Der foretaget ct
libligt 6eiteopfgb Der poo @gnen,
og oct ipnes, iom ON 9eg9ret ito
Dig er itieenoe. 5or Chen iinoeS
life mango ID aars gooe Seite'
~oisponible, men Der er ogioo 9egpr
efter mir0re gooe aOaliteter. 90
Mt gaor til 8piflano. gn enfelt
lofal Seite6onoIer bor / 5ornaret
reiit / Soerig og opfSbt mango Se'
Ite 0erlteoS til 6piflono. San meo.
6eler, at life ian tpife @eitebaliolere
opfeber tolrige ioen(fe Seite. Qion
ipgrger Jig ielo: Spno er mon Sen'
iiaten 6ermeo2 Get it9rfe, tpife
&eiteopfgb / bette 6oraor er / bpert
Snl0 egnet til at p9fte Opm9rfiom'
beb.
Solst 8oos. Sbo. 6olfetbings.
mono, aommano6r 9Iubme bar
iolgt @ooset g9srlunO" peO aolo
5fop til gtotSroao 5. anferitierne
Ran0ers ior ca. 100000 SIR.
Get gamle @o0s, Der 81. u. bar til.
6srt Gaen Moripin, Gbrition ben
6ier6es Spigermooer % aritine
Munfs 0o0er, tom / 1866 / aon'
munoer gltbmes 9eiiooelie.
8ranoe. 9lintbp, 10. Moi.
Gerbpsminbe / Speum, Der eies
ar -..k
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31
@omle 9eterien / Saresabe osO.

5 Den bsie al0er al ooer 107 aor
er tfIe. nar. 3gbl." ben gonlle
arigsasiesior Beterien / SaregoOe,
aebenbopn. aigooet peo Dsoen Ell.
Ter fun ioa Goge5 Sp9oom.
gear ban naoe0e at blioe en-
lon0sfen6t Mono, iao par oct life,
forOi ban berte til 9oImens faite
Stof, men for0i ban poo @rulto
af i'm bsie Al6er i ii9loen @ro0
nso gresiens 9eDaagenbeb, Der If.
fe mfn6it gop Jig l16trpf, mar
ban ieircoe lin 6s0ieIsOoe, iom
apiierne / De ienere aar alorig
alemte.
Oct bar ogiao pna i'm 107'aarS
6gOielsoog, iom ban ieireoe for
nplig. OF ban bIeo uon9Ont til
arissoSiesior.
7ronniag S~asmar.N iOnnmen.
tet Ribe Iful0e efter ben oprinoe.
Ii9e 9eitemmelie babe o9ret afilg.
ret ben "a. Noi, 700 aors 0ogen
for Drowning 0ogrnors 0s6; men
ho bet Dor pitt jig umuIigt at 6lipe
fpr0fq til ben 5io. er gliilertn9en
uoict til en- Sang / Gugltit Roaneo.
.9ibe Stiftst." me60eler, at Der
for Sioen opbol6er Jig Here 9s6.
mere per / 2onoet, % at Der ira
Dem er infgbet nSifiai9e Sore.
ipsrosler ON Ii6spunftet ior vi.
ilerin9en, iom De aerne piloe ODER.
pore.
@~anbitanoen | SfnnoerborgiBer.
ne. Den ~misIpffeoe Blan nngda'
enoe Spnfning al Bnnoitnnoen I
Observation-Disclosures bar iflg. oSors.
40" formle0iget, at en- De- 2oos.
eiere / Ringfloiter, 9ao0itrup og
Snlfe bar fa0et opitiqe 8in6moto.
rer til at trpffe @on0et ITO al
be InptIigaenbe arenIer, iom finoes
poo 6enne SiSe al Sfanoerborg
81. Oct er omfnttenbe og foit.
bare Observation-Disclosures, Der ber er
abort for at rno6e Bob pno ben
qanife ~betpoeIi1e Stnoe, ben bsie
8anoitono eennem Garene FAR 9iort
pan be pnn1plbenoe Soroer, men
man mener, at be oil pare goo
8eenine.
st intcresinnt Tanb. Ia en-
Nrbeioer forIeoen par beifpftiget
I Tn6ers 9eteriens 5srpemoie |
Nisiet, 1tsote BON Ell Bar Glen I'M
Ser Sor6operfroben pon en- TrG.
famine, Tom ban til at begnroe
meo antoq for en- oSromlebom";
men bo BON fff Ben oenSt omfrina,
pfte BET ia iFfq. SiIf. ap.", at Den
bar tobuTet iom ct Friia og for.
fnnet me6 Sonfe. Mon mener,
at lt6hhIineen or foretooet | Sten'
nI6eren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

mes opitooet oeO @niiter ira 0eio-
6oestoget.
SoenOborp, 10. @}oi. al. t2K
/ Gag opitoo Der $40 / @~aar0en
2 tr6benOrlp" / Selerup Sogn,
6oren0e UNDER 6aonboIt. 81. 1
ito0 6egge 2ooebDgninger / lps
Cue. 0u @inOen bnr ira, 6oobe.
De man at funne reoe St1e6rtiet
@aar0en er bortiorpogtet til 6or.
pogter Simonien.
(Senere): Somtlige llolpnoer til
Stlt66eHor1tp er III totolt ne0.
br9n0te.
ST. AZ Dor gron0en iluffet.
Get IDfte0es at reOoe Stuebuiet.
Otter De iioite 0plDsninger er Der
inOebrpn0t I @eite. @n Gel M}o.
finer % 9e0ifaber brpn0te.
9iertemin0e, 10. Moi. 5 @fter.
mi6on9 9l. 6 u6brSo Ser SID
anton @onien5 gien0om pqo l1rup
sQearf. @oor0en ~ne0brenOte, og
Der i%aOebr9n0te en- 9Iog, 81
aser oe en- @riieio me6 ~ @riie.
Sloen formo0es opitoaet ira Sfor.
itenen.
9pOsfalo. Observation-Disclosures
66r. 8ooS / G~eben6uon er ofoooet
oeo 0sOen, so Qlor 81. San bar
%oprinoelig 6onif Suriit / 1859
Stuoentereromen og 6erefter / 1863
iurtoiif GmbeOSeromen.
5bo. @ooroeier auguit golo-
len / Q3eaerup er efter nogle Tigers
Spg0om ofaooet peo 9soen poa
i'm 6e0egoarO, iom ban FAR beboet
i 60 9or. Zen of09oe, Der bar
feot / 1925, Dor / 6slge oRono.
0ogbl." en- ualminoelig nobel og
r%etlinet &orofter, ser bar fen0t
og ofbol6t / oioe 9reoie. 5 Sog-
neroa0et gioroe ban ct tort 2lrbei.
De / mango aor, og ban tog ipri9t
Gel | @gnens ~onnoeIi9e Gin. San
bar Sognefo9eO / 81 9lar og fit
for mango 9or ii0en 9onnebrogS.
m9nOenes SeOerstegn, og peo lin
5rotre0en mo6toe ban 6ortienit.
me0oi1en / Sslp.
Snfferfabriffen pnn Norofnliter.
8ao ct llopalqSmg6e / I6rre @ls.
leo ongoaen0e en- Sufferfubrif pua
RorOfaIiter %ne0toges oct iorelsbig
at ItiIle Sagen / gero, men ienere
of iege at orbei6e piOere poo ct mt
@rln0log, Der, efter boo0 g2ol-
lonO.6oliters 6olfetioen6e" erfarer,
ffnl gao no pno at oprette Ell iSiliol
Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bportiI Ser
ifol leoeres Roer otter 4ontrnft.
an0eIstonfen er iooleoes opgipet.
Gn enmmel Climber. @n IS
Ior eommel Mono, Soban Casper
@uIobecf, ioemtes forleoen Bee
Roueie Serreos BoIitiret 8 Moo-
neOers 6engiel poa ie0oonlia
8ongefoit for getIeri. Get bar /
66Ige y9lon6. q. Np." bans 76.
Strnf; ban tilbroqte ca. 5000 Gage
inferior 6en9slernes Mure og fo.
itet oct Offentliqe min6it 6obbelt
ioa mango aroner.
Nnbolbt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
goI6org BoIiti bar ! Store 9eitrup
onboGot en- 57aorig 2anoorbeioer
pe0 Roon anton Semen, Der bar
qiort Jig ifpI0ig / literIiot 5orboIo
o%berfor itnoe Menne'fer / Siaae-
rltp. Gen on6oI0te 6nr I 6elgG
ylor0ipa." tt0liqere ppret i%trofiet
for iomme 6orbrpoeGie. ii0It me6
1 Mars Eugt6uS.
Rnieet / gar6e. ; 6e 9ofoler.
0nrne 0nronh hnr Ieiet. er Der life
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

Sterf Sambflnst. De iibite %.
aes ItprfeS torm bar run6t omfring
meoiert iao itert en- San6ilugt,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

iom man life bnr fenOt Mage til /
mango 9for. goo 9eileegnen Dor
oct oeret ierGigt gait; efter bDao
Der meooeIes Belle q. 9(p." par
6eIe @eitereonen ManOo9 @ftermi0-
bag cen Son6tooge, o9 en- Mengoe
nplig tiliooeoe Morfer er bleoen
fnC0itenoig opreone, ioo Sfo0en er
meget ~betp0eIig.
Ogioa poa Sfipeegnen 6ar
lSon6fhl9ten bGret nolmin6elig
ooToiom, og fer er oct / 5eGge
oSfipe 6oGfe6l." ierIio gooet no
ober 5ien6s Serre6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

6n iclpimDrenoe @osnaret. 3.
an6erien / @ipe bar opfunoet %
taaet Gotent poa Ell elpImerenoe
@ognarel. Ben 6jelp al ct Stem.
pei foron / arelmstringen presses
Smsrelien ira en- aapIel no poo
Sli6flaoen bporpeO man unogaor
ben lllGmpe, at &iulene leber TOR
re og oeS Smerinaen ifrueS lsie
oa toges al. Eli at uonptte Op.
finbelien err Der iilg. Belle. u.
6olfebl." oannet ct 9tftiei'elifob meo
6abrit / @ipe.
The state herald., 1912-11-22
News Summary of the Past Week

Lord Douglas Banfleld OF Manches-
ter. Eng, ands Mrs. Alice y. Penney
OF Chicago. a diyorcce Of only three
days. elopod to Crown Point. Ind. and
were married by the Rev Mr. Billman
OF the Presbyterian church.
Womon's card parties. conducted un.
der the names OF clubs. not requiring
a membership nor special invitation.
were branded a violation OF the gam.
bling law by Judge Burney In the Mu.
niclpal Court at Kansas City.
Two young girls and five men were
lifted one by one from the cage at the
mouth OF the Horn Silver mine at
Frisco. Utah, while sixty miners from
near and far and the men. women and
children Of the little town OF Frisco
cheered and sobbed with Joy. For four.
teen hours the seven had been held
prisoners 900 feet below the surface
OF the ground. while the resouing min.
ors tolled in flfteen.minute shifts to
clear away the mass OF earth and tim
bers that barred the way to light and
air and life.
acy."
The state herald., 1912-11-22
FOREIGN.

The Nobel prize for literature was
awarded at Stockholm. Sweden to
Gerhart Hauptmann, the German au'
thor and dramatist.
Balkan casualty list thus far esti.
mated at $4,000 dead and 100000
wounded. not counting massacre. star
walton and cholera victims.
The suffragette army which started
from Edinburgh October IL, completed
It's four hundred.mile tramp to Lon.
don, having taken exactly five weeks
TO do the journey.
The principal representatives Ut
Pekin have Informed the Canton off
clals OF the attitude OF Russia In Mon
golia, They urge that the provinces
make Immediate preparations to fight
for Chlna's rights.
Augustin Max. known throughout
France rs THE Blind Banker OF
Paris" has created mild sensation
In financial circles here by surrender.
ing himself to the police and confess.
Ing that he has misapproprlated ST.
900. 1000 OF his clients money.
Another rich strike OF placer gold
has been made In the Bay State group.
opposite claims Four and Five. below
Anyll creek, adjoining tho ground on
which pay" was struck few days
ngo at Nome. Alaska. The pay
runs through eighty acres.
According to Russian correspond
ont who IL ut Constantinoplc. Zeklc,
cid daughter OF Abdul,fiamld. Turkish
sultan. and who was very patriotic,
was overcome with despair on aocoun,
OF her country's disasters and dra'
natleally committed suicide In the gar.
den OF her magnificent palace at Abu
ahcir.
The state herald., 1912-11-22
SPORT.

At New York While Hoppe, holder
OF the 1879 balkllno billiard title. had
little trouble In defeating Demarost.
500 TO 3ii. and the veteran slosson
out.plnycd Sutton. 500 10 2t3. In the
games Of the championship tourna.
ment.
Al Salt Lake City tho University
OF Utah football team dccluiycly do.
fcated the fast Colorado college toam
by the score OF 20 10 0.
At Laramie. wyo.. on n field made
slow by the storm OF last week, the
University Of Wyoming defeated the
Nebraska State Normal at Chadron %
to o.
AZ Seattle. wash. the University OF
Washington football team continued
In It's succession OF victories by
In defeating the unlyornity OF Oregon.
30 TO I.
Al Cambridge. Mass, Harvard, us.
Ing only a part Of ia roputed oifonso
tactics. defeated Dartmouth. 10 o.
AZ Berkeley. Cal, the Alistar Au.
atrallan Ruby team defeated tho Al.
California fifteen on California field.
~ 10 5. In the most thrilling Rugby
game seen In California since tho Eng.
liHh sport was adopted.
AZ Lincoln. Neb.. after battling for
three periods In their nineteenth an.
nual football contest, Nebraska scored
two touehdownr In tho fourth quarter
after Kansas had kicked n field goal,
and won by the aeors OF II 10 ..
The state herald., 1912-11-22
GENERAL.

Good health marriage certificates"
were indorsed by the Illinois Fedora,
ton OF Women's Clubs Just before the
adjournment OF It's annual convention
at Aurora.
Governor Woodrow Wilson an.
nounced that immC dlately after his In,
auguration he would call an extraor.
dinary session OF Congress to convene
not later than April 10. for the purpose
OF revising the tariff.
The body of Mrs. J. Rappo Myers.
wife OF the wealthy hotel proprietor OF
Greensburg. Pa, who was shot by her
daughter. Miss Gladys Elizabeth My.
ors. In Pennsylvania railroad sleep.
er. was taken to Roanoke. Va. and
buried Mt Salem. Va.
Incidents OF James II. McNnmnra'a
preparations to blow up the Los An.
goles Times building. In tho wreck of
which twenty.one persons were killed.
were blended into n dramatic story by
ten witnesses from California al the
dynamite conspiracy" trial Vt irdian.
apolia.
Vincent Astor, WIS Ia twonty.onc
takes possession OF one OF the largest
estates IN America, left him by his
father. the late Colonel John Jacob
Aator. The total OF the Astor estate
In about ts0,OOO.oOO. young Astor'H
share being f67.O00.OO0 Already nm In.
hcrltanec tax OF .3.i50.0OO has been
paid 10 the state OF New York.
Tho report that Miss Helen Taft, the
prosIdonta daughter. had been dane,
Ing the turkey trot at the Ilompatead
hotel caused stir In Philadelphia and
Washington that got back to Hot
Springs. Many wanted to know II Il
were really 30. Society people at Hot
Springs. Ark, all dance tho trot and
Miss Taft has boon dancing II off and
en- ever since last winter.
unrodultcd love Ia believed by tho
police TO have caused Samuel Aleoehl
and two unidentified companions To
kidnap chrlatlana Aleaai. age fifteen.
! In Chicago
The state herald., 1912-11-22

London. - Constantinople reported
that the great battle at the left center
OF the Chatalja lines continues and
that Mahmoud Moukhtar Pasha's di.
vision attacked n Bulgarian column
and routed 1t, capturing a number OF
guns.
There Is not n word from the Turk.
ish capital about the capture by the
Servians Of Monastir. with Zekki Pa.
sha. commanderin-ohief; Fethi Pasha.
A. one time minister to Belgrade; /;
Diavid Pasha, and other important OF.
ncers. prisoners OF the serylans. who
nave taken forty-seyen guns and large
stores Of ammunition.
This surrender wipes out the last
Turkish fighting force in Macedonia,
The Serylans and Greeks are now free
TO join the battle line OF the Bulgar.
ians before Chatalia, The fighting at
Monastlr lasted two days.
The state herald., 1912-11-22
WESTERN.

Ed Gantz OF StureIs. S, D., shot and
seriously injured his divorced wife
and then shot aud killed himself. They
had quarroled.
The woman who was struck down
with hammer in the Saratoga hotel,
in Chicago. died without regainins
consciousness.
Miss Christine Reyes. a nurse In n
Flint. Mich. hospital, gave several
ounces OF her blood to save the life OF
oryille Browning OF Lyon, Kan.
The Commercial barn at MoCook,
Neb., was destroyed by fire. 1t was
valued at $4,000 ana insured for ST.
800. Twelve horses were burned to
death.
Woodrow Wilson. President.elect,
Mrs. Wilson and the Misses Eleanor
and Jessie Wilson. left New York for
Bermuda, on the steamship Bermuda.
an. They will be gone till December
10th.
Gen. Homer Lea OF Los Angeles.
whose services as adviser to DR.. Sun
Yat Sen. leader OF the Chinese reyoll.
ton. made him an international Zig
ure. left an estate valued at only
$4,000.
The three bandits who impressed a
motor car n chauffeur and n mechanl.
clan at lola, Kan, and went on a raid
OF farm houses and villages In the Vi.
ciniiy wero captured by posse and
taken to jail.
A diet OF homlny and honey has re.
juycnhied Joaquin Miller, Poet OF the
Sierras." OF san Francisco. who Mt tho
nge OF soycnty.flve has undertaken
what he considers tho greatest poem
ho has ever worked upon.
An olopomont that began in East
Providence. Il. l., week ago, ended In
fail when John A. Simmons
twenty-three. and Mary Enoa. fifteen
were arrested as they stepped from q
train n, Sacramento. Cal.
The jury In tho case OF Ernest
woloh. charged with participating IN
the tarring OF Minnie La Valley Al
West Clarkailold August 90, At Nor
walk. Ohio. returned n verdict OF gull
~ OF aGaaul, and battery. woloh wal
the first to be tried Of six men In
dlcted on n charge OF "rlotous oonupIr
Tho last member OF the jury to tr,
John Bcall snood for tho murder o.
Captain A. q. Boyeo. was accepted a
Amarillo. Tex. Tho twelve men wor'
obtained after hearing lasting nj
week. and three hundred vonlrcmot
were examined. All OF the Iurymer
arc farmers, married and have child
ren.
The state herald., 1912-11-22
Weeks News from All Over Colorado

| Of 42,29S votes over Theodore Roose-
welt, by complete returns from fifty
six counties in the state and incom-
rlete returns from the other six.
Roosevelt led Taft by 1920 by the
same returns.
Judge X. l. Perky of Boise, Idaho,
appointed United States senator to fill
the unexpired term of the late Senator
Hepburn, is former Denver boy. He
attended school in Denver and became
fireman on the old Circle railroad in
the latter part of the sos.
Determined to prevent tainting of
the atmosphere of his office with any
form of "cussin'" in the future, Ad-
jutant General Chase of Denver post
ed an announcement that fine of 5
cents for each cussword uttered would
be assessed against its user.
One of the most elaborate banquets
given in Denver in many months was
held in the Brown hotel. 1t termi-
mated the convention of the Rocky
Mountain Hotel Managers Association
which had been in session in Denver
four days. More than 100 hotel men,
| delegates and wives of the members,
attended
The probable passage of the good
roads bill submitted at the election
November 5th has resulted in arrange
II rnts by the State Highway Commits
sion to proceed with the repairing of
roads and improvements of others
throughout the state as soon as money
Lecomes available after the convening
of the General Assembly in January.
Through the work of vandal or
vandals, inspired, the authorities be.
lieve, by spirit of revenge. or a
drunken idea of sport, hundreds of val
liable pheasants from the famous Kend
| rick pheasantries, between Littleton
and Fort Logan. were given freedom
their necks wrung, and carried away
OF widespread interest in the social.
the literary and the dramatic world, is
the announcement of the approaching
! marriage OF MISS blancne BATES, the
Belasco star, and George Creei, ponce
commissioner of Denver, which will
take place Thanksgiving Day at the
country place of the bride-elect neal
ossining, thirty miles from New York
City.
On petition of the minority stock.
holders of the Telluride Power Com.
rtny, one of the largest concerns of
the kind operating in the state, Judge
Whitford of the District Court in Den
yer. issued a temporary injunction re-
strain4ng the sale ofthe company's $40.
100000 plant. which was scheduled to
be offered at public vendue in Tel
| luride.
The state herald., 1912-11-22
Shot by Own Rifle.

Delta. Standing in a natural
pose against a barbed wire fence, the
body of Frank Mitchell, aged forty
two, a well.to-do ranchman. was found
with the upper portion of his head
blown away. His rifle was entangled
in the fence and the barrel pointed di-
rectly toward his head.
Mitchell and a brother occupied a
lonely cabin on the Mitchell ranch. He
saw a coyote prowling about his barn,
took his rifle and gave chase, follow
ing the animal three miles. He shot
1t Just before he climbed through the
fence. The dead coyote was lying
within a few feet of Mitchell's body.
The state herald., 1912-11-22
It satisfies millions
Worth your while to test /
LIPTON'S
TEA
Qo1d u olrts0hk Fins nr,lS
~O~OOO~>
speck on Their Black 'souteh,',
Sold In alright tins only

speek on Their Black 'scutehss'
Mollie. light colored mus
housemaij who had been in The 4
ploy OF South side family ioi
number Of years recently gave %
position to get married. relates
Kansas City Star. A few days \
she returned and asked TO have
old place back. The woman Of
house was glad to have her rdll
but surprised that she came 80 y
after being married. and quesils'''
her ms to her reason for wantiri
return. In reply the maid said
husbands folks is all Jealous d
because I'm so light colored. y
know my husband is very dark and
his folks Is dark. too: and was "
because he married me. Why, on
his sisters told mo. 'you's 30 ef'
you make spot in our family
The state herald., 1912-11-22
WARRINGTON.

Declaring himself In favor OF sin
glc'six.yoar term for the President and
the amendment OF the constitution NC
m to give Cabinet officers seats In tho
Senate, President Taft made his first
important speech since his defeat for
recollection. before tho Lotus Club In
New York. in an address which he
himself called swan song. Gently
railing nj william Jennings Bryan,
suggestion that os.pronidonla be given
debating power without vote In Con
gresu. TAFT closed with n toaAt TO:
"rhe health and success OF the able
patriotic and distinguished gentleman
who Ia To be ths next President Of th,
United States"
The state herald., 1912-11-22
MuNAST|R FALLS
$4,000 TAKEN
THREE NOTED PASHAS AMONG
CAPTURED WHEN SsRVlANS
TAKE TURKISH CITY.
MACEDONIA IS FREE
BULGARIANS CONTINUE STRuG'
GLE TO CRUSH CHATALJA
FORCES AND ENTER CITY.
western Newspnper unIon New. servlee.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Belgrade.-The Turkish fortress of
Mcnastir surrendered to the Servian
troops. Fifty thousand soldiers and
three generals laid down their arms.
The possession of the heights com.
manding Monastir by Servian troops
Under Crown Prince Alexander rem.
'dered the fortress untenable.
Fethi Pasha, former Turkish minis.
ter to Belgrade, was one of the first to
hand over his sword. At the beginning
OF the war ne made the remark:
I'VE will soon invite our friends %
dinner in Belgrade"
Monastir has been surrounded by
Servian troops for several days, while
Greek troops coming from the south
had cut off the Turkish line of retreat
to Ochrida. Saturday the Servian
troops throughout the day and night
succeeded in capturing two important
heights commanding the city Then
they advanced through the moTasses
upon the inner fortification, which sur
rendered.
Monastir was the headquarters of
the Sixth Turkish army corps, COM
manded by Fethi Pasha, but many
other Turkish troops fleeing from sur
rounding towns which had been cap
tured by the Seryians concentrated
there. Djavid Pasha, commander OF
the Seventh Turkish army corps, went
there with many of his soldiers after
the fall of Uskup TO the Servians.
1t was thought that the Turkish
troops would be able to stand a lengthy
siege in Monastir. but it is evident that
the army was totally disorganized and
lacked provisions. Many of the SOL
diers were reservists only recently
callod to the coloTs.
Monastir occupied capital position
for defense. 1t is the center OF the
entire district and has a population OF
$4,000. composed Of Servians, Bulgar-
ians, Albanians, Armenians and Turks.
The Christians number about half OF
the inhabitants.