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Gin ErburntiI.
Sir SufrI SSluub unb ieite 5nbIrribsu
Hulfuuc


SsIuno, oas aIie nuroiIhe Gise
Lamb, Gilt nit Ref! ols oas qroBe
0aboratorium 0uItnns uno bes @uIs
fnrismus; es 7eihnst iid) sbsn'oishr
burh bic Grofartiqteit nie ourh h'
@ieIIeitiqteit ierner sruptipen Griheis
nungen uus. IS Iiebt 70 ous. o,a
hcbC Bic Patur einmnl cuF tl,initem
Hnume Inb an einem tlofiiI6cn 9ei-
Ipiel 3ei1en iDo{sn. auf ME peri't'e.
bene unb uuf ME qrofartiqe @eifs
Tie ibre ouliuriid1e EdtiQteit nusu5el
f1nne Sen osm p1s in oor1e.
ffibilieler Sci. Ii1 bort erriqutte.
ftno uns mr. iunme. aber urio
Qrrfnr1iqer mirlenee 2erQen ii5rl
oebIicbcr In QeTAinifiner ,3sii,
he fir Ssloro ruao Elm ElbrtauIele
umfaBt. iino iiotr 80 oyofe 9(es.
Bride ous Ss'ono nah1cuieicn ocn
fenTr erma Elm @ier.sl urter nrn
Y,ecresIpicqel oorr untsr nam F's
It0ttf1no On - Dul'aniIHe Grup
t;onen tnwreu onf bic 6stfl uu9
lire llmnehrr1 giner ser 'ur+iSrr
'ten 2ushrUhe mar her berqoli5iprits.
neien Wirt,n0,r Gber 5000 gren
fae7 rro ricle Ton'enoe bon { bo.
zen, 9Fsrben uno 9tnocrn gum ~.
fer fieleu. Ter 9lu bruh IN ~
9fsfio i'm W}da 1875 fanote Tein,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13
1Hblipeid)creier.
G6icagO. 10 QeS.

Chicago, 10 Qe5.
Sn Gbicaao wuroeu $4,000 Ser
aus oeu &ublipeiheru nui osn Wiartt
gemOrien uuo nit elnem Qerlult BON
Spei Gents ont 9ubsno uertduit; uieIe
meitere 9auleu6e fnuoen teinen N5iub.
Die &ommiiliunSbdnol3r ertlGren. Ser
Yreis puu aublipeihereiern lei jrst in
GbjCaso nahe Ieiner nnteren @reuSe.
uno oa nod iibsr onoeribdIb NillIonen
aiitsu auf Wager ieien. iueros Ser &rtis
his Reuiabr no9 uahrihelnIih mn sebn
9sHts per 8asene herabeeben g8ie
Der Serbanb Der 9o9erbausbeleer be'
taunt sibt, iino jebt nod in gbicnso
L57O.355 aiiteu gier pOrrdibis. 34l.s
374 siitea mebr ais uorises Sabr; elm
GROCER tbeil oapOn. iagen tie. lei I'M
5rubiabr BON SpetuIantsn mil oebOrss
tem @eIo nn9etauft iuprOen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13

l6iun9 pllroen Die MiIltdruorlngen les
beufalls aui 0jrunt Der 9totbtIduleI
sum @eiee trboben peroen.
&eilimismusiuo Der 9 hweij.
Bern. Shpeij. -. Uej.
Yer ihueiieriibt 8unoesratb bat BE-
ihiUn.n, beionoers 3etahements pUn
SnSenleurslruppen Su crganllliren,
osreu gluigabe es i'm Salls elnss euros
ptiihen Srieges ieiu wilroe. nlle Sril'
den uno Glienbabnen in her Sdwetj
81 SeritOreu.
gieie Wa6nabms miro in Sern,
Shpei,. ais elm Seweis iur osn @rHit
Der lnternationalen Gage anseleben.
SursitUr5inS Ct. 8etersbur9'
81. GetersburSb, -. EeS.
3ie aurie al Der S0rle in Ct Re'
tersburg iinten pom 4ng "a Tna. @ani
belonoers 9roB mar Der am Wlittwod
erlol9te SurS, nadoem Die I{eIoung
uUn elner fritlihen Spdmuue SmiiheH
&uBIano uno Gsitsrreld ein9eIrolisn
mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13
2nh oeS TreibnnSeS.

Tom. 10. Gei.
96nig @ictpr emmanuel empFHs
ben nmeritanlihen Botbnfter 9bomoS
8. G'8rien in 9luoiens, Der elm S6reis
ben 8rdiibent 9afts lberreihte. Die
9luoieu5 mar iiberau5 berSlib uuS Der
aoni9 legte grOBeS Satsreiie fir Die
Der. Staoteu an oen Tag. 81 bee
nihrte nuh Die @rneueruus Ses 7rsis
bunoes. ser, tuje man anHimmt. auf
meltere SmOlf Sabre erneuert lit. Seine
Mnleitdt bradte iib bOdit beiriseigt
/ ber oleie Gbatiahe aus uno iples oars
aui bin, oaB Der Ireibuuo in oeH
breibi9 Sabreu ieines 8eitebene ben
6rieoen unter 6en GjroBmddlten erhdls
ten uno Stalien IN ben Stano' aeleet
babe. iih ocbsim iider 5u fublea unb
ieine nusIanoll9en 0lIIisQusilen 5u ents
Wldeiu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13
lrntItr Drpr(htn.
gSuOorou gSiliOn UUu Gr=
prriirrn bcOrobt.
YrGiiOtnt Saft nnd) Tannna.
TreisgrtrOuter SSriScu.
Gin Su6 Oru Galiiuruicr
tSranen.
Son uOn 2nitpolD, Eriu;=
rrgrlltrn uOn Saprrn.
Seltcrrei6's iuntrC SOrgtn.
NnIlOluHg Der glbgrorOnettll=
faunIer berrits in @r=
wGguug gc;Ogrn.
Sd)mti; trifft %Orbrrcihmgen
sur Sprrugnng Der
Sriiftn.
ssilIUm BON GrpreiIerm beSrsbt.

Neluart, ". S. IL. SeS.
9lei @inmobner uun Mbdrton ipurs
ben in 9ouer. U. s.. inter Der 9lns
tlo9e uerbailet. einen 8rlef on ben
neuermGbhen 8rdiioeuten @ooorpu
g9iIiOn seibidt gu baben, in ueIde II
oielsr nit Dem 3ooe bsorobt miro.
falls er nldt $4,000 in @ulo in einem
unbewobnten 6nus in g8bariou oes
pp1lirt.
Die brei &erhniteten iinb 8ster
Dunn, "a Sabre alt, ieln 8ruOer Sac
cob, 26 Sabre alt, un6 SeeIep GapOns
port, AZ Sabre alt. Sic purben pm
Dover nnd gteiunrt, u. g.. 9ebradt,
po iie pom 8unbsstommiiiGr Stodton
ins @efdueniB seiteft uurO,n, oa tie
Die 8irgibuft oon ie $1,000 MID: aui'
brin9en fonnter. 9ds 8erb0r lit aul
ndhlten MOnta9 nn9eIebt.
g9ie lit bsrausgeitellt bat, bGben ore
@rpreHer i'm @nn5en Iieben 9TCb6rteie
on @puu. @iIion eeididt Die @r'
pCsiier baben bas 9lusieben unciolIilirs
ter 8ersbewObner.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13
Saiuiucnitnrj tn 0lIasfa.

Goroouo, 9lInsta. IL. GeS.
gtenn %trioneu iinO nnide neuo UNI.
9eiommen, als cine Canine oui m
Copper sJera iieben @ebduo, er
@reat Northern Development 50. it
hd lortrIB. Gli Berionen muron f1i .
8erlnen. bon Oenen iiuel lebeuo bslpo
geboIt wuroen. Drel iino beitlumt tooL
uno lilr Die iibrigen isds 1T nur eering E
pollnun9 uotbauoen 8ns gierQWe {
gebort Der Breat 9}oribern Geuelopts
mfnt So pon Jteu 2)orf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13
3cr Sebrmcifter Der ssuIsarcm.


Glne iIberou5 be5eidlnenoe Ghruna
lit Dem oiterrcihjiten 9ouoesueltbeibl.
9unassWtInjiier. General b. Sni 7. b
(5eur9i, 5uibelI aeiuorben Gar 6eroi.
n0nO Der SuIgaren bat Dem tSeneral
lcln 2ilo IN ioltbdrem Rabmen ,uae.
idlifI mt ner uielidgenoen llnierihrlll:
+, Tenn Yghrmeilier meinsr g;rmee. "
8lele gSlouung bilbet nnd) oprtiQem
Galuibditen. ole bunelgiie 9SloeregunQ
OCT ndmentItd BON Der @aiiier 0bauul.
ulltens& &reiie ue breieten gegenoe. oaB
oas lie9rcide @nlgnrenheer Der gpors
iiQilbeu Iran}ohiher 5huluu9" ,etnt
Griol9e }u Uerfonitn babe Wlit oleiel
gIu1ate mar onnn allemal bic hdmilde
Ranobemertung uerfuupil. oaB ote uns
ierleaene tilrtIid)e 2trmee bon ocniiden
3nltruiieuten beran9eblloel iei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13
Saronin 2nttner GbrCmoni. {,
gleln 9lnrt. 10. Yri

1tVIU sJVIt, 10, ~
Soronlu Bertha Don Smn1r Oun
g8ien. Die lOeben cine @rcyrglnoas
'Retie ourd Die Yer. Staat.n in Sn.
ttrelie Oss gBeIiirieoens tecnoct bar
uar @breuqoit dui BEN Muulna non
Der Aew Ylort ;rieoensaei,Gldait ace
gebencn Glner gInOreu Glrneqle. Ser
Die Gouplreoe bielt. iprad len Seoaus
crn oo oiiber aus. oaB es Iroi Gait
nldt gcIungeniel, 5diebspertrdae mt
QentihIono, 5rdnIreit mo Gnalano
ab3uidIiebeu @r iei ieooA hber,euat
itloB er ooB bic @ertrdoe nit 0rn Qes
nanncu Staolen lblieBlid bob ius
itanoe tOnnlen mer6en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13

uater BEN 5uiofftH
be5 Gt aeme.dn7aiFfs In acs'oa.
raifiiha 3uu hop. brad ,as
Gmp5rHa m. .f. .oem bic Ge.
lex unif6e.H oemadt uayen. II.
ioI8te H G'ut,periuh ben =
Grlflmeu. msiit @fusrosrtre
@aEreu csr W,tioi8un7 ruram
metysrs 1t f'attlin1e aeioit arm
rsuu i8, 1,r'sgt Inter ben Ont
icmnsa.n 5eiirta ft mehyere lit3
b,r. r sfa 4eaur nlwtns @ap
titerto. FER bsi ensr @eraubuu9 Ii.
III came Hlmiiie symcruete.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13
Eaft'S 0anamareife.
8afLinaton, 12. TeS

@S tpurbe liSiea on9etiinoist, baB
Eralioent Gait am 49, os. Mfts. BON
@aibinston nn6 Sen g8elt SSIa., uno
pon bort om 81. Ndhmitta9s nit oen'
neuen S6lnhtih,fi ,2lrtanias~ nab
Yannm obfabren nirO; am 81.
9esember pirb Der %rdiioent pieoer in
Der 8unoesbuuptitnot erwartet Sn
8e9Ieitung oss Irdnoenten meroen
Erau EnIt. swsi Nolutanten, Setrttdr
Siaes. oes &rdliosnten 8ruoer &. sF.
3ait uno wobriheinlih nod elni9e
Sreunoe oss &idlioenten Die Heile n,its
MAIDEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13
preisgefr1nter 99ei5en.
N(inneapoIis. y. 9es.

WtlnneapUlls, u. 9ei.
{. g. Naib uno 6. Bri69enan er'
bielten ben pom Der 9anoeeprOouttens
9lusite1un9 oes 9toromeitens bier auss
9eietten 8reiS BON $4,000 iiir Die beittn
fini 8uibel GetSen. Der betreiienoe
@eten. Der sur tiirfIidlsrOtben &arleidt
eebort. lit I'M Sgielo Riper Tbal, 20
Mteien nbrolih POM YelowitonesGa
eeSo9eH. @r po9 eupas iiber so
&funo per 8uibel; Die 5rudt erbielt
BET Der Slaiiiii;irun9 92!. bel Der
MnbIs Mno SadprObe iO9nr 104.7
Yuntie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13
6opIeUelt in Chicago.
@hlcaao. AL. 10. 3ti

Chicago. 81. 10. Gts.
2lu oie neuerWobIteu Mitalieoer Der
Qeotslatur upn 9ntno's rl1tete Got
6ooieUeIt OH 9ROnta9 9eIeaeuilit Der
iniormeaen GlOiinung Der 6un Mouie
@onisreRi. Die bis lilitpoh 6ler in
Stbung bleibt, Die Niobuuna. lid duf
ttiue @ompromiiie init ben alien Bar
teien elnjuloiieu, ionoern Soiiir Su
tampIsn onb ole &rlnlipeu Der pros
oreilipen Klatiorm btI bsn 6jeleeeH
oes Stddtes 2lulnobnie iineen. Der
@rprdlioent nnbm auBeroem nod Ges
leqenhsit. heitlQe &rIttf an Dem Cbers
bunoeeqeri6t uno an Der repub!,tdnis
ihen Iartsi Su ibeu. meId' lepttre er
fir .oerart corrupt ertIdrte. oaB teln
auitdnoger @ienih lbr ongebUren
tonne.
Die iormeae Gr6iinuns Der Gonies
reui iano beHie itatt, Uegen Der
anr,e Der cur @erii9un9 itehsus
osn ,eit iino ser.nSe 2leuOerungeu IN
Gem &ro3ramm geirorsn woroen I'M
NJ al dit uisl gIrbe.t bepolti9tn u
tUln
G1jcoao, III, II. Is.
G6euoore Rooieuelt uao Beorqe y.
9uflns uou 9lsw port wareu Die
6aurtperionen oui Der &auonalton e.
rant Der pro9tsiiuen &aritt, Welds om
Iunsto9 bier iormeg eyannei murof
Ter @rpgdiloeni uerNd,ets baraut iia
an iGne ausQtarbcitst5 Heoe "a h1Ilfu.
unirnG5n es uPl1ebr oos Gbetg1s
rht oes 5taaNs 5oabo b;'til iur eins
@utiheioUu3 ;u triuijren Die ts wabs
ren0 Der leptsn GraH0entih1ltscams
u1Qns uber 6ta Egaaoenii1ailseleltoren
qe,dlt bate 3aI Gsrtlns irat IN ben
DneIpuntl ogs ol9fmeluen 3utgrei'
ies. ale e beianui Wuroe. oaB eiu3e
WiuQlleoer 0tr grolteiiiuan gariei elue
&ema8ung eina fltft bltten biz oa'
roui abslelte. ilu lDs9eH lgIner ira1Ttu
&erbinoun9en MA 8Urporatiousn aus
Dem nauouaIsn Greutluconuie Der
&lrtsi iu sntieyutu
Go.onei Hooi,1e.t n1bm. .bs tr iaineI
e,lentlite &eog ti8ann, &er1n.anung,
oen UaigliaosrR Ser nsuen GarteL oieI
biais. ois iie a. ain o1sruDiblsii'u bate.
bs brsr Gr.Inoang. nnangel 5u una
teritusen, piisullb ~ oanlsn SRI
uies bel oieien 9orttu aui ben
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13
Sob upn VrinSregent Snitppln.
9D}llncilen. u. 9e,.

N}lnben, II, Gei.
SuitpolS. Iriujre9ent BON Blpern,
lit bsute lm 2iltcr ron 81 Sdbren gee
ltorben. Gr mar isir Uionaten els
osno, uno lein Eoo mar nIbt uneruars
tet, Is mar betM %oIte bohbelleb
uno gang 8lperu blt Trauer aH8elegl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13
3ua iiberianem.
8atersfieIo. @aI.. IL.

Satersfielo, Gal. IL. 7es.
3u9rduber uberfielsu Rontas glbeHo
ben Suni't 8elteru 3us swiiten Bls
tersfielo sdb 9oft, Gal, uno beraubteu
ben @rpreBwugen um $4,000 in @olo.
8as @elo. mar fir ole Die 6irit &atioHnl
Bant in Iaft beltimmt mar, fam pom Der
6lrit 9tatipnnl Bont in BafersfieIo-
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CeiterreidIs inuere Surscu.

XNIFH Y, Ati.
O. berriht Die 2lnnabme bier onB Die
biterreidlihe 6s9isrun9 Die 9lbIiht bot
bas &boeoroneienbats ouiYuloitu penu
Die SbitruftiOn Der SldUen IN Der 8uos
0ettommiiiion uno Der raoitdIen Tihes
den uno SojiaIiiten i'm 5ultiitomlis
onodufrt. 2eeteres aomiie bat augens
bIidtd cine 8egisrunasuoInge in Se'
ratbung. rusIde ale llntertbanen gnter
80 Snbrsu Slulngt, 7teuit IN Der &rs
NEE ju uerrihten. 9m Safe Der Nui'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13
@nItro in 7cntIhlauo.
2lniUerpen. 10. T9.

Ger obaei5bts 4jrdiioent uon Gene.
lueIa, Is. 0altro, Der ON 5amitaq aui
Dem Gnmpler Nnobut IN Nnmerpn
angetonmen II. bat bic Nbidl. nd
nab elnem Boo IN 4euiidlano 5ur aur
gu begeben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13
Sr 0irpoua ,unrSe Sas Gate.

Ssbdhoa ourh 9euer 3erit6rt Ter
Shaoer betrdgt $4,000 Giss tit
oas ,weite mpitsriole 5euer in Yiroaua
iunsrhaIb orei Eager. 8sm eriien iisI
Der 9eibitaa pun elmer g. C'Hcer
nebit orei5sbn 4isrosn swei MauI'
eieIu uno ueridieoensn @sidbrtsn gum
Gpier.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13

0HifItt tOulH 0A AUlflUlNlltHs Jul ttitH
nadbaltlgeu Ginoruf in Ct. G.terss
burg blnterlaiien. pie Der 0dilp Wail
nah SonoOn telegrapbirt miro. EROS
Der Bsmilbungen ser &e9eruna. etne
Hanif gu uerbiuoern. trat am Wtoltag
eln beoeutenoer 9urstur5 an Der Borle
elm.
Qonoon, 10. 9e5.
Ger pl6bIid erfoIste &iIftritt oes
DIterreibil6 uu9arii6en 8riessmini'
iters. Sen. Nufenberg, uno oes Gbeis
oes 8eneralItaDS. Sen. Shemua. Die
Ntsloung uon Der SOn5entratiOn Der
9einmmten Diterreihiiben HOtte in osm
nlhtisen 8riee3bnfsn SOln. iopte
,Oeiterreihs llnterbanolungen pe9en
elmer temporGren 9lnleibe BON $5O.s
100000 wareu Die wihtisiten @ret9'
nliie, bic ON Ntputns aus Der SaItans
Strife reIultirteu. Grilnoe fir ben
8ehisl i'm 6lterreidii6en 8rie98minis
fterium puroen nictt angegeben, bod
IS beltebt fem 3Deifel, oo6 cine glenoes
runs in fold wi6tisen Stellen Su oies
fer Belt nIS 1u6erit beoeutunssuoa ans
seIeben peroen mus.
Ntan ermortete nI9emein, oaB @es
neral uon 00sentorf i'm Sale sineS
arie9es gum @sueraIitabshef ernannt
perben piiroe. bod ieine @rneHnuns in
einem glu9enblid. mo Die @rneuerun9
oes 0rsibunoeS aagetinoigt mtro. uno
Selterreif lluierbanolgn9en pe9en eis
ner 2lnleibe pon $50 600, 600 nntniipft.
fam fdum eiueu Der blaenoen @lnfluB
oMi Die IN gOnoon nGhiien6 beeinnens
BEN 9onierenSen dlSilbeu, UNI uor
allen Qtn9en su Oerblnoern. bnB bic
9iirtei ii6 Dem S}aItansSuno aus
ihIieBt.
2ouOOn, Il. 3ei.
Ger Ct. 9Setersburaer &orreiponoent
ser 0dilD Wail piG aus nmtlldber
Guelle wilien, oo6 ein Ulterreldiidee
glrmeetprps - 10000 Wtann -- trieQs>
bereit uu 2emberg. 3ratau, 9nihnu.
TemeSpnr unb 8rne itehe Die Miili'
tdrbeb0roeu ipllen gSaIisn an Die Bee
nJ Iteruna uerlbeilt babeR nnb Die 8riis
den unO @ilenba1nen an Der &uliiiden
@rense bemahen.
Tns odte 2lrmeefDrps fpQ sbeniols
bereit iein. ius Jelo Su Siehen.
QOnoou. II. GeS.
Su nmtlitben areiien in gSien miro
in Nbreoe geitellt. ooB Ole milttariiden
&iIitun9en Elm friegeriiheS @eprdge bas
ben, bod lino bieie @rtlarungen nlbt
imitanoe. WhBbebn9en Su uerldeuden.
Ons omh Die Seiurhtung entltanoen
1T, Die mdchti9e Wiilitorpartei in Sers
ben meroe bic Sberbauo 9eiuinneu uro
Die He9erun8 gu elnem arle9 5mlH8en.
Ser neue biterreidliids GjeneraIitahss
DEF, General BON pOBet6Ori. gilt lii
ben geihlucreneH 5etno Serbiens urn
ioQ ibon uor LANCER 3sit oeu StdnOs
punft pertreten baben, oaB nur oos
Sbmert bic juillbeu Ceiterreih uuo
Serbleu beiiebeuoen 9iisrenien bgls
legen tonne. Eteisr Stanopuntt ioa
aud ielnsrSeit 5u lReinungsusrihieosH'
belten NIT Dem oamaIi9eu Utlr;iter oes
}euBeru Grai 2lebrenbal. gaiubrt
babeu. 9elegentih Der 2lnutrioH 8oas
nitus uuo Der 6er3egewjuG. GnBens
oori orang ihon oamaIs nui stnen
0riea nit Selbien uuo wss oaynui Bin,
6aB Serbieu onoerniaus bod peofr
nil i,iusn 5enoielI3teiten se8en Ceii,rs
reid bt9jnuen weroe
On 9ouoon iino wsiiare 8eueiie fit
Die NiobiImddung Der 5itsrgsitiih2n
2lrmea eingetroiien. oeun uRIe bier
reioirenoe oitsrrelAjidjs )luterihausn.
oorunier Grai @eora 2lppoup uuo Der
berubme 9uuiler 4biup U. Gas5Io.
iino 5u oen &aiien asruien porosn.
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Sic 4riiis i'm 9SnhIeu.

g0noun, 10. 3e5.
Gsiterrtidls Teigerung, ieine 3iies
rensen nit Serbien elmer &onferens sur
@ntideioung gu unterbreiten. bat elnen
nodbaltlgeu Ginoruf in Ct. Gsterss
burg blnterlnhen. wie Der 9uilp Wail
nad Nonoon telesrapbirt wiro. 1rob
Der Bsmiibun9en Der &e9ieruna. etne
9anf gu Uerbiueern, trat am NtOutag
eln beoeutenoer aursltur5 an Der Borie
elm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-12-13

Ote ,,IoteiterU"-3etiun-
aen haben sic Geiebicbie
pom Ga Groiie niebt nm
uiticbreiben ienoern NIT
macben belien.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
CLOTHING CONCERN
TO QUIT BUSINESS
George Watson Company Will
Retire January I After
Many Years.

The George Watson Clothing Com
pany. which has been in business in
this city since 1851. is going out
of business the first of the year. The
Market street store of the concern
has been leased to the bennett peo-
pie, of New York city, and will be
converted into a restaurant The new
owner will take possession the first of
the year.
1t is said that the Broad street
store of the Watson company has also
been leased to a wealthy New York
concern. When seen today, Joseph
Hilton. of the Watson concern, ad-
mitted that the company was going
out of business. He also admitted
that deal for the Broad street prop
erty with some New York people was
hanging fire. but declared that the
deal had not yet been closed.
1t might be consummated within
the next few days, he said, and II
might not be arranged at all He re-
fused to disclose the name of ths
prospective buyer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
hIfhhrd '. Lfndabury.
CONF ABB
AGAIN DELAYED
BY TURKS ENJOYS
Must Await Instruct
ions Now on WAY
to London.

LONDON, Dec. 19.-The peace
plenipotentiaries of the Balkan allies
and Turkey were in session at st.
James Palace today for only about
three-quarters of an hour. Then
Rechad Pasha and Salih Pasha hur-
r.edly left the palace and went to
their hotel. They refused to give re-
porters any information.
II was later announced that the
peace conference had adjourned until
o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
The Turkish delegates state that
they are not yet in possession of their
full instructions or their new creden-
tials, which have been dispatched
from Constantinople by special cour-
ier. and that the conference had de-
cided it must await their arrival and
consequently adjourned
The new credentials awaited by the
Turks are neeessitated by changes in
their instructions regarding negotia-
tions with the Greek delegates.
Whether peace is to be declared
between Turkey and the Bal
kan allies or whether the war is
to be continued will be settled
within forty-eight hours. In dip
lomatic circles in London the opinion
prevails that if the thorny obstacles
which are likely to present them
selves at the sessions of the peace
conference in ST. James's palace to-
day and tomorrow can be surmounted
or circumvented peace will be as
sured.
The Ottoman government has au-
thorized its delegates to the peace
conference to propose at the next
session that Adrianople and all the
other besieged Turkish towns shall
be revictualled. and if the proposal
is not accepted by the delegates OF
the Balkan allies negotiations are to
be broken off. according to a news
agency dispatch received here from
Constantinople.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
SLEEPING BY DAY
GETS HIM IN JAIL
Landlady, Robbed, Tells Police
of Dennis's SomnoIence.
Think He's keyman.

In the arrest of Nicholas Dennis,
alias Joseph Smith. aged %. the po-
lice believe they have captured an
old time key and second-story mn.
Dennis was identified today by De-
tective-S Sergeant Benjamin Turner,
of Passaic, who declared that Den
mis- had a long criminal record, hav-
ing served, according to the Passaic
authority. a term in the Railway
Reformatory.
The man was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Lieutenants Pagan and
CORDIALLY and Detective Donnelly for
the alleged theft of clothing from the
boarding house of Mrs Mary Sealey
of so Lafayette street
Twice last week boarders in the
house reported that wearing apparel
had been stolen. II the first robbery
goods valued at S54 were found in a
Canal street secondhand clothing
store. and, upon payment of the pur-
chase price, s7.25, by Mrs. Sealey. she
recovered the goods. OF the second
robbery nothing has been recovered.
Dennis was suspected after it was
learned from Mrs. Sealey, with whom
he had roomed for the past two
weeks, that he was out most of the
night and slept a considerable portion
of the day. While searching for him
yesterday, Lieutenant Pagan learned
that a man answering his description
was trying to dispose of an overcoat
in Mulberry street. and his arrest
followed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
POLICE KILL SLAYER
AFTER 8-HOUR SIEGE
Gas and Bullets End Life of
Man Who Deoapitated
Wife.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 19-Adam
]. Boehler, who killed his wife last
night. held a squad of fifty police
men and detectives at bay for eight
hours today before he was shot and
killed by officers. They forced their
way into Boehler's stronghold in q
downtown rooming house after the
man had been partially overcome by
fumes of formaldehyde forced into
the room through holes cut in the
walls and flooring.
The first news of the murder was
learned when a 4-year-old child
munching an apple, walked into ths
living room of a bording house las
night and announced Papa has killed
mama" Mrs. Boehler was founG
lying on the floor of her apartment
her head almost severed.
Mrs. Boehler had recently tiled suit
for divorce.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
REBELS LOSE 100
ATTACKING TOWN
Forty Rural Guards and Towns.
people Killed in
Battle.

GUADALAJARA, Mexico, Dec. 10.
One hundred rebels and forty rural
guards and townspeople were killed
in a fierce battle at Huejuquilla yes
terday The town was sacked by the
rebels. who committed many out
RACES.
A force OF 500 rebels commanded
by General Cheche Campos yester-
day morning attacked the little town
of Huejuquilla, in the State of ia
lisco, near the boundary of Zecat-
eeas.
The garrison. which consisted of
fifty rural guards with the assistance
of armed citizens. held them off for
thirty hours Until the store of am
munition in the town was exhausted.
Then the rebels forced their way in.
burned many of the buildings in the
town and committed every kind of
outrage. according to reports which
lave reached here.
Some hours later reinforcements
of federal troops arrived and drove
the rebels out after killing large
number of them.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
Taft PardOnS
SlOcum Captain

WASHINGTON. Dec. l9.-The
President today granted a pardon to
Captain William II. Van Schaick
who commended the steamboat Gen
eral Slocum, which burned in 1903 IN
East river of New York city, re-
sulting in the loss of 1,O3o lives, most
ly women and children. The pardon
becomes effective Christmas dRy.
Van Schaick has been out Of prison
on parole for some time.
Captain Van Schaick in 1906 was
convicted and sentenced to ten
years Imprisonment for criminal
negligence in failing to have sufficient
life saving and fire equipment aboard
his vessel. He had served five years
when paroled last February.
Two hundred and fifty thousand
people signed the petition to Presi-
dent Taft asking his pardon. Two
previous attempts to secure pardon
for him failed. 80 4