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La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
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W. S. Club.

The W s. club was entertained
at the h1me Of Mrs. William Stapn
Ia North la Jun'a "Wednesday ar
tern7oa. The members who live In
the city met at the home Of Mrs. l..
\. Mlrih. and the pleasart weather
made the walk 10 the home cf the
hostess in North la 1unta AN en-
jpyabls event. \ Sh1 business ses.
sion preceded the social hour. which
was followed by the serving Of re.
frcshmcnts. The guests OF the club
were Mrs. ]. \ Johnson and Mrs.
John Strong The members prcsrn,
were Mrs l.. A. Marsh. Mrs DIX
Dunlap. Mrs. A. Hurst. Mrs. William
riscus. Mrs. y. q. Moody and tn.
hcs'ess The mex r" ;uia- me'tir =
will TAX" place on Monday. November
2i,h. instead Of on "wednesday. whiS h
Is m" regular meeting day cf tie
club. at the home Of Mrs. Fiscns.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Music Club cere:rt.

4 large and appr.riniiye audience
WIS assembled at the Presbyterian
church Monday night 10 enjoy the
concert given by the La Junta Mu.
sic Club. under the able direction
OF Mrs T. Gard Edwards The pro.
gram WIS exceptional IN the excel
lc1oe Of .ts Off rings. ard every mum.
b"r Was Enthusiastically eneorod.
La Jun,a musicians. already noted
fer their ability. scored new sue
ccsses Monday night Mrs J. \
Bpwles. Of Denver. charmed all with
her exceptional singing. Mrs, WI
liam G. Steele. of Rocky Ford. rnve
two piano solos which were of n
hiyh order Of excellence. The read.
inxs ~ Mrs. Guy Mcconnell. Of Pu-
"bi,. w.re espc"iai'y deli h,ful.
. The prorrnm throughout wss n
rare treat f,r music lovers. and Dc
spite the di.ayrecabie w"aihcr which
prevailed on this evening. n large
number took ad,a-tsvc ~ this op,
portuni'y afforded them by the Nh,
sic Club of Ia Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
All Day Farewell Party.

The Womcn's Relief Corps held
an all day session at Harmony Hall
Tuesday In compliment TO MIR. and
Mrs. n. ". Rockwell. who leave soon
f,r the West Indies A sumpt,sovs
di"ner Was served at noon. and the
afternoon was devoted to the regu-
lar routine busipess Of the corps.
ending with n social hour.
Mrs. Sadie NJ. Likens Of Denver.
who IL president Of the department
II Colorado and Wyoming. was pres
en'. and also number Of the la
dies who are members OF the W. r.
G. Al Rocky Ford. Mr. and Mrs
Rockwell were given two beautiful
gifts by tae local corps. MIR. Rock.
well received handsome watch fob.
and his wife was given brooch.
this being the las, meeting they will
att nd un,il their return from their
voyage
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
We~Ssriy's Tksstsr.

There will b~ = complete cham.
of prosramm" ~ wonderiy's. begin.
ming Mondav. November 18th. We
will have all new faces. III new
pictures. Mr.. wond-riy has Just re-.
turned from the east where he ssw
tho best that's Eoins In the moving
picture and vaudeville lines. The
bcst h nm" TIM gnDd for Ia Junia
and We sr" going IN have H. Re-.
member. three new reels every da,
NJ brand new stun. and al for the
aame old price. An endless chain
of variety. culture and rniirhtcn.
mrnt. II you see . small rcd or
green card on the streets. pick II
up and set wise. n II has the name
wond~rty on II.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Death Of John Wagner.

The death OF John Wagner occur
red late last week at the county
hospital. where he had been an in.
mate for several months. Death
was due to pulmonary tuberculosis
lnterment took place Monday at
Fairview cemetery under the direc.
ton of the Mayhem Undertaking Es.
tablishment, Deceased was son
OF Paul Wagner OF McConnellsburg,
Pa. and was thirty-nine. years old
at the time of his death He had
served as corporal in the First Reg.
iment of Cavalry. receiving honorable
discharge papers several years ago,
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
will meet this afternoon with Mrs.
ID, c. Deringer
49,
Sons CT Veterans Ball.

The local camp of Sons OF Veter-
ans is making every effort for the
success OF its first annual ball which
is - take place the night OF Novem-
Der 18th. at the E.lks' hall pro-
gram OF twenty-.onr well selected
numbers has been arranged, and mu-
sic will be fnrlis1ei by Wonderly's
orchestra.
committee on arrangements con-
sists OF f.. $. Pearce. commander OF
the post. aud c. W. Wonderly. Il. r.
AYR $. Ea-l Chambers and Joseph
Mock In fact. every member OF
the post Is actively interested In ~
success 4 IN ir I-s. ~. jig
10 establish a precedent worthy 10
be followed f. succeeding years.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
49,
Eider-Me c Names.

Howard Elder and Miss Elizabeth
McManes We're united In marriage
Sunday at 2:30 O'Clock at the First
was performed by Rev. Otis G. Dale
In the presence Of the near relatives
of the contracting parties The
bride is n daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
George w. McMa"es. of this city,
and has many friends here. The
Elder. of North la Iunta Mr.. and
Mrs. Elder have gone TO house
keeping on the sroom's ranch in
North La Junia.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Wemsn's Club.

The woman's club met on Frid'y
afternoon Of last week with Mrs. W.
A. Hart ~ hostess Al regular club
work wss laid aside. the ladies' hAv.
inx b~~n Invited so bring nrcdi" work
and spend = social afternoon In hon.
or of Mn. l.. r. whittinxhili. who
~, Thursday morning of this wes h
for her ncw home In PocatciIo. Ida.
ho. Il In with much regret that tho
club parts With Mrs. whi'tinghill.
who haa been = valued member NJ
this organization.
The afternoon was spent In cOnter.
saiion. int~rspersed with the great.
iy appreciated piano solos siven by
Mrs. y. Woodbridge. The president
of the club. Mrs. Charles Fisher.
presented 4 sifs 10 Mrs. whi,iinshiiI
on behalf of the members. to show
In 4 small way their hove f,r her.
Mrs whiulnshili's appreciation was
shown IN . very sincere manner.
Refreshments we're served BY the
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16

from which Mr.. French had been Z
sufferer for years.
Deceased was born In Indiana III.
ty-three years ago, and had been .
resident OF this county many years.
He lived on his ranch In the Hol-
brock country until about six weeks
ago. when he was brought to La
Junta SO as to receive better medi-
cal attention. His condition contin-
ued to grow verse. and the end had
been daily expected for some time.
Mr. French is sur. ived by his wife.
Hannah French. Of this city, and
son. Clarence French. who is
farmer near Upton. Ind.
The funeral was held last Sunday
afternoon at o'clock from the Cook
undertaking parlors. the services be-
ing conducted by Rev. f. A. Crooks,
pastor OF the Reformed Presbyterian
church of this city. lnterment was
at Fairview cemetery.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Hard Times Social"

4 hard tines social was given
by the members Il the Reformed
Presbyterian chr rch Tues'ay nj slt
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
enjoyed. and refreshments consistin. !.
OF sandwiches, apple pie and coffee
were served. Miss Kate McNaueh-
ton won the prize for the most &C.
c"Tric costume About seventy-five
guests were present
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Assskhe,tsev Mss<Ioe.

Charles Maxwell. of Lamar. r. A.
Eddlcman. Of Swink. Eugene Rourke.
- NJ Spalding and G. u Strain. OF
La lunia. composing the board of
directors Of the La Junta Ice aud
Storage Company. met In La Junta
last Monday for the purpos" of in
specting the Auditors and improve,
mcnls made within the past two
months
As stated before In the Tribune.
III. company has leased the big brick
block At the corner of Ration ayenu"
and Second street. which has been
converted into their uptown office
and has also been fittrd mp with
concrete bins for coal and Is soon TO
be nquippcd with machinery for the
grinding Of various grains and feed
that viii b. handled.
TIr Ice plant II his restitution
is said 10 be one ~ the most up-to.
dat" IN the state aud has q capacity
of 'Wvnty-fiy. tons per day being ca
pablo Of taking care Of town Of TO-
900 population The water used for
ihr manufacture of tho Ice is E"rur-
rd rom nn nrt"sian well and q
chemical analysis has shown that
with the exception Of showing mi.
mute p.rcer'aF" of solids. the Wa.
tor ~ absolutely perfect.
The plant Of the old La Iunia Ice
Company has been purchased bu, viii
BE- used only IN case Of emergency.
and while the company has every
faith In their new plant. they have
10 desire 10 b. caught In IN" middi"
Of su'np.cr on account of some neei'
dent. and hav. therefore arranged To
have the old plant ready to start
at a few hours notir..
Tn" new hay grinders recently In
stalled seem 10 be- MAKING d"cid'
I'd HI, with the farmers. as It saves
the latter all the trouble Of bringing
hay 10 town or 10 on. of IN. alfalfa
mills. These grinders ar" portabl"
aud csn b. novel from farm 10 farm
and fron stack to stack. The out
pn, of these machines Is id"n'icnily
tn" same ~ that produced by N"
regular alfalfa mi'l. and Is shipped
To ~. f<suia and other central points
where II 10 made into various kinds
Of stock and poultry food
The company has n complct" stock
Of the various grades and kinds Of
coal. and Will handi~ feed. hay. stock
and poultry fonda and bee supple.
The brard of directors of the insti
tuition seemed well satisfied with
the improvements and additions and
after re.ciectins G. r. Strain a.
president and MANAGER. and aopoint
Ing Reg Oarvin. secretary of thu
company. adjourned.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Altar Guild.

tn" members OF the Altar Guild
Of the Episcopal church were enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon hy Mrs
Rnsso'l Strbbs a-d Miss Mildred
Ficli AZ the hcme Of the former
Plans were mad. for the altar sew
lng. active work cn which Is to be
rin AT the next meeting Of the
guild. After the business session. n
social hour was enjoyed aud refresh.
ments were served. The next meet.
Ing viii take place November 18th.
at IN. home Of Mrs \ $. Hrunk
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
80
The le-ekraenehen. [

II is not often this late In the sea
son that porch oarfy" may he
enjoyed AZ was the ease on last
Saturday afternoon when the L.se-
kraenchen met with Miss Frances
Hart nj III. home OF Mrs l.. W Gil
bert The hours devoted to nee
die work and reading were spent on
the veranda. the young ladies' rsiir.
ing To tn. dining room at fiy. O'Clock
for refreshments Miss irene Jones
was visitor to the club. The club
will meet this afternoon with Miss :
Marie aud Ermi-e Hall
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
~
Birthday Surprise.

Twen'y.siS little friends OF Norma
Buckley rem'mber"i her tenth birth.
day anpir.r-afy. which occurred On
Friday cf last weef. nv catherine nj
her home In the evening. while sh.
was being criertnincd NJ the home
~ h.r aunt, When Mrs Nnrms re-
turned home. she was axreeably sur.
prissd TO find 50 may of her lii'le
friends present. and the hours w"r"
delightfully."- spert with games n"d
ront"sis. Refreshments were served
STOUT 4 o'clock. aNsr which the ~.
tie guests we're taken 10 their homes
In automobiles.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16

To Homer Miss Wolfe.

Miss Hazel Wolfe. teacher In
the North La Junis school. occupied
en- Friday evening of last week by
Mrs. u. c. Derinycr. al hrr home In
North La Junta. The affair was In
celebration OF Miss Wolfo's birthday
anniversary, and the other guests
Were Misses Mary AID Bertha White
and Miss Mary Beatty.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Trade a, the Palace Drug store

Irade at the Palace Drug Store.
Livery and transfer; Barr 4 Rose;
phone Junta %,
1. A. Williams will arrive from
Trinidad tonight to spend Sunday
with his family.
Mrs. T. c. Moody and her two Ii,
tie sons are visiting relatives a,
Garden City, Kan.
Miss Grace Kilgore and Mrs. Phil
lip Grabach leave today for Califor
MIA whcra they will spend the winter
Mrs clyde Larson will he hostess
Monday afternoon to the members
OF the thicane Club. at the home OF
her mother, Mrs CT Kendall.
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Totten and
little son Hubert. are home from a
two weeks visit with relatives In
various points in Kansas.
Mrs. c. r. Painter and dau ,htcr.
Dorothy will leave today to join
Mr., Paintor in Dodge City. where
the fami'y viii reside in the future.
Any one desiring comfortable steam
heated rooms for the winter will do
well 10 inquire OF J. b. Sherman.
room ?, over Fulton Market, or at
residence No 207 San Juan avenue.
Mrs. Came Kane, VINO has ben
the eu's u her cousin. Mrs. c. \.
Beerbohm during the past ten days,
left yesterday Via Pueblo. for her
home IN Fort Worth. Texas. Mrs.
Kane has been spending the sum.
mer In CRANKY. Colo. sweet vale
OF Avoca up in the mountains on
the Moffat road
Mrs. Lucy Dolph and three littl.
daughter. NJ Pueblo. are spending
a few days with Mrs. Dolph's par.
cnts. Mr. and Mrs u. W. Rockwell.
in North la lunta Mr.. and Mrs.
Rockwell expect to leave next Wed.
nesday for New York City, where
they will take ia saFe for the Is.
land OF jamacia where they will
spend the winter,
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Crozier viii
leave the first OF next week for Den,
Yer to locate permanently Mr. Gro
zier sold bis coal and feed business
in this city about month ago Ia
Graham a Moore. and has already
made arrangements TO engage In
the commission business In Denver
Mr.. and Mrs Crozier leave host
Of friends iu La Junia who hope
that suct"ss and prosperity may at
tend them ia their new home.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Mrs. H. X. Poe.enser. Editor.
Thimeie Party.

tained ilf rmally by Mrs Joseph
Posi- at thimble party Wednesday
afternoon In compliment TO Mrs. Gar
nrt Kane. OF Fort Worth. Texas. and
Mrs. II. A. Dawley. of Rocky Ford
After a season o! conversation and
needle-work. two-course luncheon
was served by the hostess
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16

\ new club 10 be known as the
Alpha Beta Delta was or a1ized last
Saturday afternoon NJ the honre ~
Olive Bradish. Tn" time was sper,
mainly In organizing. but the future
meetinvs are to b. devoted to nee
die work The names Of the mem
hers follow: Ola Wood. Ruth Rey-
nolds. Isla Baker. Marie Inre. Grace
Jones and Olive Bradish. The club
will be entertained today by isla
Baker
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Norm Ia Jv-ts Wemsn's Club.

The North Ia Junta woman's Ciut
m~t last Saturday afternoon ~ the
ranch home of Mrs. ". =. Holhrook.
near North Ia Junta.
The program was an in'"restins
one. and the meeting Was well a''
tendsd. Mrs. !. n. Lynvsr discus
ND the plot cf . short story. A ~
per IN the life of Rret Hartr wss
prepared and read by Miss MARY
Htmsrt. and this authors sem."Th'
Lick ri Roaring Camp" was read
IN . delightful manner by Mr y
~. white.
After The program. . social ho"'
vas enjoyed and the hostess serv
- dainty refr~shmsn's. Tho c'ul
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Death Of Joseph French.

The death Of Joseph French took
place last Saturday evening at .
o'clock at the temporary home of
the family at 30l Carson avenue
Death was due to cancer of the liver,
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
40
leAk-WeodArd.

The marriage OF Charles Leak, Of
this city. and Miss Mary Woodland,
Of Rocky Ford. took place AT the
Christian PARSONAGE Friday evening
Of last week. The ceremony WAS
performed by Rev. c. X. Daniel at
l0:30 O'Clock. Both young people
are well and favorably known In
this city. the groom being employed
at the j. d. Poe Grocery. MIR.
and Mrs. Leak are living at the
Park House.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16

hostess. assisted by Mrs. S. r. Men.
delson and Mrs. Leslie Jones. Mrs.
Royal Finnsy Of Pueblo was u guest
of the club. The club met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. Reuben
lnge. when the regular work OF the
organization was resumed
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Alpha Beta Delta.

40
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-10-03
BANK AT WESTPORT
Thriving Town on Northern PaCi.
fiC Has Financial lnSti-
tuition

The State Bank of Westport has
been organized with capital stock
of $4,000 and surplus of $500. The
stockholders are c. NJ. Sprague, F.
w. Sprague, Louis Sittko, G. d. Cass,
w. F. Schultz, Albert Waldron, F.
A. Waldron, Jos. Cook, w. ]. Bush.
Ernest Bodecker, John Cook, Vide
Smith, H. W. Bishop, H. N. Bishop,
John r. Irwin, G. r. Bruce, G. w.
Parker, G. H. Cooper and j. r. Fred
erick. G. M. Sprague has been elect
ed president, F. w. Sprague vice pres
ident and Louis Sittko cashier. A
building has, been erected south of
the general store of H. w. Bishop
and the bank will be opened for bust
ness at an early date. The thriving
little village of Westport will now
enjoy banking conveniences and will
undoubtedly greatly appreciate them.
The standing of the men back of the
institution insures its success and
permanency.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-10-03

Dave Eckman, the fellow wanted
In Sank Centre for forgery and lar
ceuy, mention of whose exploits was
made in recent issue of The Herald,
has rooms in the State Reformatory
at St. Cloud. Eckman fed to Du-
luth and after staying there few
days drifted down to Elk River and
while in that vicinity robbed an old
woman of ninety dollars in cash.
He then returned to Duluth where
he had a sweetheart and through her
he was located The Reformatory
authorities got him and put him
away for while. He will probably
not be brought here, not for the pres
ent at least.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-10-03
ST. CLOUD
Business COLLEGE
School Of Results
Your Choice of Two Excellent Courses

Business Course: Bookkeeping
Rapid Calculation Commercial Penmanshp
and Spelling.
Shorthand Courses Gregg Shorthand Typewrng Office
Work. Business Legal
graph Monograph practice Correspondence Spelling Reporting
Expert work in every particular.
Farm Bookkeeping We feature
In special
farmers boy and girl ought understand Sc
eankng Our Banking best Our system ex
acty what is used in all the leading everywhere
bookkeepe stenographer
THIS section About forty
within thirty miles from this city, and they
this school.
Shorthand and Typewritng Gregg Shorthand the
easiest to learn the easiest and
able Speed Contests held and
words minute on the Many
Is words minute
We Secure Positions Every graduate passes directly
From School Position positions
we know from experience that
the work there position him
cannot anything
bokkeepers and senogaphers
they want good help
Tuition Expenses three months is $780, Six
months $50O and for Nine $500
$500 depending studies with
furnished room can be had for So per
Begin Now Get ready position spring.
Ing Be Expert Don't field
isn't If know of idle bookkeepes
from VATHS College reason
why should select the right school, Write
NOW.
ST. CLOUD BUSINESS Coll EGE
LEWIS H. vATH, Proprietor e
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-10-03


Boys blue serge suits, all wool,
with knickerbocker trousers, only
So. 90, at Dahlem's. Adv.
Since the installation of the rotary
pump at the city pumping station,
electric power current is Oh con-
tinuously throughout each twenty
four hours. The pump is operated by
electric power.
Down goes the price Of lumber.
Think of II, maple flooring 70 r
$500 per M at Jas. ingram
Lumber Co. Adv.
A cooking demonstration is in pro-
gress at the hardware store of Grover
& Wedge Co. this week. To demon
strate the virtues, excellencies and
general desirability of range that
the firm sells, they have engaged the
services of Miss Agnes Grundmann,
who bakes and serves nice light bis
cults with hot coffee free to all
corners. The Grover & Wedge Co.
store is popular place.
Good rough lumber for $500
per NJ at JAS. ingram Lumber Co.
Adv.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-10-03

For RENT-Seven room house, good
we'll and cellar, six dollar month.
Inquire Ed Evans. Adv. 1927
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-10-03
Coles Hot Blast Range


The One Thing That Matters.
When you come down to the very
bedrock of affairs nothing matters to
nation excepting the health and
number Of its babies.
Aim 70 Sned JOY.
The joy-maker is the most needed
man in the world; the pain-maker -
all too plentiful
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-10-03

For RENT-House; apply to Mrs.
Cordell. ADV
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-10-03

For SALE-Household furniture.
Ayply to j. N. Kuhn. ADV
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-10-03
What's Ahead of You? Doesn'

What's Ahead of You? Doesnr
it surprise and alarm you when
you think how slowly you're ad.
vancing in salary and position
considering how hard you have
to work to hold your job?
But it's different if you have
the special training that enables
you to win good position at
work you like-to earn more
money-and to achieve still great
er success. It's all a matter of
right training, and you will get
the right training in the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-10-03
Special For This Week

We Have Arranged for This Week Showing
display marked with novel IDEAS orngs and combinations Chit
fon
anendess vaney. nsis.An
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10
BINGHAM STRIKERS
ARE RETURNING
To WORK
After a Tie-Up For Three
Weeks Operators Start Their
Plants With Small Forces Un-
der Guard Of Deputy Shcrifts.

lBy Morning journal Special Ieased wire.
bingham, l'th Oct. 9. Aftcr 4 tie
up LASTING three weeks today Of all the
copper companies IA Bingham the
Utah Consolidated Mining companies
whistle broke the long silence this
morning and forty former enployes
responded 10 the can. sixty striking
miners headed hs Western Fedora
tion Of Miners organizers. were on
hand 80 Intercept those going back to
work. but ten deputy shcriffs sWooped
down upon them and in the mclcc
that followed one of the organizers
was felled 70 the ground ana his fol-
lowers driven away
The mine whistle at 1 O'Clock an
nounced the end of the shit ANA the
men went to then homes undsr escort
of deputies. who guarded each mat
house throughout the night
Nv, have broken the ice" said
President 4. 1t, Claiming Of the titan
Consolidated who came from Sew
York 10 take personal charge and We
expect to show that this strike was
called against the wishes of majority
~ oar elnpiUNos.
"'rhc attempt to resume operations
viii fail said T.. &. Locke. secretary
of the local miners union, those who
returned to work soon Will see their
mistake.
At noon three moro mon joined
those who first started to work So
serious disturbance has occurred ut a.
late hour tonight 4 number OF sirik-
crs made their appearance at the mine
late today and distributed notices.
former rtah Consolidated cn-
ploA.s. Deputy sheriff NNcl steele
said The notices contained a threat to-
blow up the homes ot an those who
returned g. work Tho men were driv
ca down the canyon Withoat offering
resistance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10
NO>TINEGRiN KING
ISSUES ritDGI, AAitTION

roitinje Montenegro, oct q kias
Nicholas has issued a proclamation
summnniuA the Mountaineering to 50
hnmediatel, 10 The assistance Of their
hrothicn IN old Servis, Where he de-
clar,s women aud children are pcing
lnuAsaered
Moutenearo has hoped 10 secure
the liberation of ths SerVlnns in rar-
key without the shedding of blood.
bot peacofnl enacuNors proved un-
aNailng continued the procnmation
"nud no other recourse Nas left but
90 take up the sword,
I'VE arc assured in this holy un-
deriakae of the sshlpath2 Of the civ
ili1cd world ana ae VIII have the 10y
al assistance az lhe iNinss of Seryia.
nl1garia aud Greece, and their peo-
pies. vino have Allied themselves with
the Montcnesrins
This proemmation concluded;
aMonNcneero is attaching Turkey
not from motves of arrogance. bur
inspired a. mobile resolve to prevent
the final determination Of her breth-
rem