davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-05

The witness said that he was sur
prised II see victor with pistol as
he Expected b1fJ5T Tb1UTv
When asked It Victor didn't bear a
good reputation ne SAID that in conn
parisou with the other Aliens he did.
This caused some laughter IN court al
the expense ct the attorneys for the
defense
In attempting 10 show good ropu-
sarfon for victor. they mad accom-
plished very little fer him and had
shown bad regulations fer the rest Of
them
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-05
BN EREnERICK WERNER.

BERLIN, May 4--Never has the
German Foreign Department been
submitted to such scathing criticism
as In recent article By nr. Carl Pc
tiers. the well known African explor-
er, who tells his couctrymen. that the
man who is at present guiding the
German foreign policy is as wax in
the hands or Tie far smarter states
men OF Great Britain.
Even when Lord Haldare's visit
caused the talk of an Anglo-Gernan
apnroachment, Or. Peters knew, he
declares. that the British Govern
Fe4At4t h8-4 seue hidden m0tiKe Tor
"soappg" as he expresses it. Ger
man statesmen This motive. after
all, was easy to discover The Brit
ish Government was anxious 10 come
before Parliament with peaceful
foreign outlook, Besides. 1t al
ready knew OF the threatening coal
strike, and the German Michel was
to be kept in a good hHmor while
the danger lasted.
Dr. Peters then goes on TO assert
that an Anglo-C evman understanding
Is only possible on the basis of an
honorable agreement in which Ger
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-05
lin the British press was Offering

lin the British press was Offering
these isiands 70 Germany IN settle
mcnt OF Anelo-Cerman differences.
Or. Peters. VINO has constituted
himself sort OF infallible authority
on African questions, has much TO
say about Mr. Chamberlain s Anglo
German agreement of 1898. The
entire business. he says, was trick
in order to keep Germany quiet dur
ing the Boer war. AS soon as the
war was ended. he says, the English
Government executed complete
wolfe face, and the agreement be-
came a worthless sheet Of paper. Dr..
Peters would like to know whether
Germany, y hieh possesses excellent
business men, will ever produce d.
plomatists OF sufficient ability TO con-
tend 18th the British. Hitherto all
over the eadth the Germans nave
been fooled by the British. and this 10
why German patriots. when they hear
thar Germany and Englad are nego-
t!ating about anything, are filled
-sri tA such anxiety AMI dread.
II tffr,rtr.41 Dr. Peters declares
is to seek for an entente with Eng
land, she must have some definite
object in view. without this II Is
foolishness. England's friendship
with France and Russia will remain
unchanged. England Will insist on
her maritime and overseas supremacy
and her traditional position as the
possessor of monopoly. What con-
cessions. therefore, can she make 10
Germany. British sentiment refused
the smallest bone TO Germany. Only
fear will make It yield.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-05

Scott McLipscomb. Tom Tucker and
J, II IIobson. all negroes, were ar
rested last night by Policeman w
t7 'FhtS",or &nse'fcion ef' having cor,@
mittcd robbery in the commission
district on East Cary street.
\ commission house was found
broken open. and the negroes were
found I'm the vicinity Of two crates OF
oranges and much other loot Tait
rounded them up. one by one. and
the stolen produce was sent to ;hc
First station.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-05

He saw Floyd when he drew his
ptstol and fired Mt Foster. This wit
ness also located Fricl Allen in the
court room and testified that he saw
him FIRE several shots In the direction
Of Clerk 9oad On cross examination
witness admitted he had pistol. but
did not draw II nor did he shoot,
Hall admitted he was convicted of
perjury In a magistrates court on the
testimony Of his father. Iio denied
that he was convicted nf larceny.
Later the witness corrected himself
md Eaf5 he WEB not rort~tct-A at per
inry- He alRo denied that he WA
convicted or h4rnirs fodder stack
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-05

being nearly together and both In the
direction OF the sheriff.
Also Saw Floyd Fire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-05
JUDGE ARCHb'LO
IS UNoEn FIRE
fCon,inued from First FaeesJ

Under instructions from President
RAFT to ua'5e an investigation. and II
necessary lay the entire matter berore
the House OF Representatives, Attor-
ROY General WickershRm sent "a spe-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-05

Preston Fowler. farmer and prech
or. was one Of this venire, bat did not
serve on the jury that tfied Floyd
Alien. He was In the courthouse at
the time o. she tragedy seated near
the Jury He described the Incl
dents ~ ihe morning as others have
up 10 the point or the shooting lie
WAS The Arst witness, however, VINO
actually saw F4oya draw his pistol.
Flovd had has pistol out before tho
arst rwo shots. which have been
,dentifed AS coming from Claude Al
len and Sidna Allen. After these two
shots h. ~ " victor and another man.
Victor had MS pistol and vas making
towards the bar
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ENTERTAINs ITS FRIENDS

On last Monday evening the CRY
Chamrrr "f Commerce gave social
luuctiou ~ the Arcade which was ~.
tended 10y large crowd Several prom
mcu' citizen, made interesting ;alks,
aud refreshments were served, after
which, dance was Indulgcd in, II was
pronounced q grand success and we look
for % repetition AZ some fn-ure date,
The High school Orchestra furnished
good music uring the evenings on.
'criainmcnt
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22
GEORGE E. MORSE PASSES AWAY

! on as' N"udo, night ~ 10 p. IN
jcorgr r. Morse died az the residence
# NJ. and Mrs. i, y. NcMurtric. Of on,
ci'..
The deceased had NOT been feeling
we'll during The day, but was not alarm
I'D az the condition. thinking II was
'hc u0'ltu .r causing shoHncss Of bis
! breath, aud ate heartily and was pre-.
pairing for bath when the attack OF
lupoplcXv cr heart failure was apparent
and he quietly passed away before tho
physician arrived, VINO was AZ once
phoncd for. by his sister. Mrs McMurt-
iir, who was pfosrni
The deceased was born September IL,
Nds, IN Dundee, King county, III. and
died Monday night ~ ~ O'Clock, 40.
v"mh"r -, 1912. llo came from fiji.
moi, ~ Oklahoma abou, eight years ago,
"n was IN tho dairy business while
there, and about three weeks since.
cam" hey" 20 as,uinc tho duties of man.
agcr of IN" Turumcari d Dawson Coal
.'". II" was honest, up.righ and worry
considerations IN his dealings. lie leaves
p viii" aud .'cp..on. tie was brother
I"t Mrs, i. u. NcMurttic, Of Tucumcari,
.nnl NJ. and Mrs. NrNnr,ric acrcmra.
nicd ne romans Tuesday night, leaving
70" Dundee. III. whore the remains will
hc Inferred. Tho wi'c NJ deceased will
Join them in Kansas City.
The deceased was member NJ The
Knights of ri'hias. an hc carried some
insurance on his life. The dccenscd was
.ru exceptionally .'ou' buil' man, who
had never been ill., and thus II is, We
know r"' when We are 20 bp called,
aud ~ u''ou seems the person whom we
l"oS' expect ]. called without warning
and iui, should nc needed by us, for
We all have 20 answer the cali, and per.
haps without any warning.
The hrrpaycd nave many friends here
who extend their sympathy in his sal
hour and may II, who piycth and 'as.
r'u away, gi'" the remaining ones suf.
Efficient strength Z" patiently bear the
burden now east upcn them, and Join
him IN me great hcvond where sickness
pain AMI death is unknown
' Fare 'hcc vol, oh 'hcr, N memory
icsr
Du>' ?" iy. ana thnu n sIumhcrs
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
PASS RESOLUTIONS

AZ meeting OF the Chamber OF
Commerce Thursday. il was decided 10
pas, the following resolution As an in
du"cm"ut 20 cause an citizens 10 take
an nr'i,r m.rrr.r iu 'hr Chamber OF
Commerce. Nn",- sole intention D., Tor
'D" urhuiIdipp of this city auI surround
mE country, uud tine welfare u general.
The resolution is ~ follows.
hr - resolved hat We, the Board OF
Directors ot thc TucumcW Chamber
of Commerce. viii at all time, URGE the
mrmh"r, or tuJ, organization To- SUP.
p"I' only those men for public office.
WHO are or',vr mcmbcrs Of said organi.
latiou.
Hv order OF the Directors.
L"oa for " Roll of Honor next is.
sue Of the News.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22
BAND CONCERT

Last sunday afternoon the band gave
concert on the streets n u fair si7cl
audience. Some said those who were
not there were out hunting, bnt as to
that we cannot Say.
The various selections seemed 10 he
~ lay those present and II was
Prof. Cordes last concert here, A. he
and his estimahle wife loft that nigh;
for their future home in North Dakota.
The band boys made up purse and
bought heau.ifn baton which was
presented 10 Mr.. Cordcs ny \. IT, Ma,
hon, who made an appropriate prescn.
tation speech, 70 which Mr., Cordes re.
piled, expressing bis appreciation Of
the oxen.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT

~ M" PRESBYTERIAN church next sun.
day morning Inc subject will be, "a
story of Judgment snd Mercy" in the
evening u will bee "a Happy House.
hold. "
There will ho special music bv Mr..
nd Mrs, u. G. Durham.
Everyone is cordially invited 20 an
The services ut the church.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22
Mexican Girl Drowned

On Tuesday, November j,h, 20 Mcxi
cUn gill about Twelve years Of age, VT.
drowned in the Canadian river, noq,
Logan, y. VI. She mad been with he,
father tor wood and was returning from
the brakes across the rivet As they
approached 'he swollen rrcam, ,hc
Ihorses became frightened and plunged
Pnto tbe liver and tan away. Tue girl
and her father, who were riding on the
WOO were throwu OIL. The Old man
managed 10 reach the shore bl; 'hc
dauRhtet WIS washed down by the cut.
rent. The team ran into Logan where
"a 'cuNcar.old boy stopped hem ana
ifhc little CHAP man aged 20 hold them
unit! some men arrived several per
Sons from Logan wcn- 90 mo river and
thcrc mot the father Of the girI who
Itold them thai his daughter had ben
drowned. They conmcncci 4cofrh
ifnr b" body and lall dredgcJd the river
Ipn'il nigh came, when they madu q
(camp. Bclll ranch boys, Who were IN
thc n"i. hborh ood. ogc'hcr with several
NcNi'an Boys aud duskyl ,orori'as
jcincd 10 the search for the missing girl.
Just little after sunrise, the next
morning, thoy discovered the bodv and
with it rancher(s ax ON The handle
IT which wna found tho letter C'S ="
Hes wooden cruGiGx was IN her hand
and there was y peaceful smile upon
her cnuntorarc". After several hours.
Corono-'s Jury was cmparclod hu, ,horo
was nv one present, who was posted on
the tisws on which TO proceed and nc
Justice Of the Peace, being ahsen,, thov
called IN Charles VI. Dltpey % alamo
some nue 20 ac' Is coroner. This was
toHe and the vcrdir; Of the iutv was
"that she came 10 death by accidental
drowning. NO blame Whatever was at.
tached 20 he father. The father NJ ths
cir, was very old and this was his only
child. His wife died several years ago.
When asked, IL his daughter was i
good gin, 'he old man answered with
fears streaming down his checks, Eyes
she twas 80 n)carly like her dear mother
that ! thought hcr Inc bes' girl in tho
world"
Her remains were .aid 70 Icst in the
c"met"ty n Logan hat afternoon just
no ;ho 81! was going dcNr. Many "f
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22

81 would rather resign the governor
ollir" of Texas declared Governor
Colqutt, IN statement issued a few
days ago, ethan to have my children
studying a school text book without
Abraham LinGou's picture in it, and I
am tho son of a confederate soldier,
too - The Texas state textbook board
has been accused of attempting 10 elm.
ina" Lincoln's picture from 4 history.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22
CENTER STREET METHODIST
CHURCH
A. N. Evans, Pastor
Residence, Tirst Door Fast ut Church

r., ,IIourc, TiIet Noor Fast N Clutch
RcSidrnc" and study Phone 2la
sunday school, T.. =, Blown, Sup'. and
Mrs j, W, Campbell Primary Sup;.,
meet. 500 a;li u. N, Classes for all ages
Pmarhing services ~ 1900 u, ~. ard
7:3O p. m. 10y pastor. Morning Suhi"ct,
Faith. Subject for evening service,
The Dividing Line.
Erwu,u icaguc. Isaac Kirhr1trien,
president, meets a. G:%" p, N.
Prayer service. each Wednesday "y.
euiug az 5;%n p, m.
\ cordial invita- ion Is extended 20 NcI
10 attend amy and all Of these services,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22
LADIES BAZAAR AND SUPPER

The Ladies Aid OF 'he Presbyterian
church will give Bazaar and ) o'cCck
chicken dinner on saturday evening,
November -, IN the Cover building,
They will sell aprons and various arti.
clos ul fancy work Al arc cordially in
vitcd "a call and partake OF this feast
and asss, in worthy cause supper
will ho 20 cents.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22
PRISONER ESCAPES
While the sheriff suoo2cs.
I-hn nrisnner lrses.

40 opportunity tc' escape, AMI he
makes his getaway IN great shape
Nhcril SaNlcS. of o. 'ahcma, is 70.
nor'od 20 have captured q prisoner ol.
iycr Akin, in Los Angeles, and was re-.
tuning with him 70 Norman, Okla. and
.homg ircd fr"m long travel, the sheriff
dropped off into ,lumhcr, and the pris-
oncr escaped, while near Vega, Texas.
The priscner j. charged with issuing
had rhccl>,
The queer portion Of L =. this sheriff
1a, been in oflcc about ten years. il
is said, and never Ic' a man escape he
fore. and his term Of office expires in
only few 'av>. re TOO bid 20 lose out
at the last;
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22

Jose Rivers is dead, Frank Garca is
near death with two bullet holes through
his head and ''Cin" Garcia, his roth.
er, is seriously wounded as result Of
a pistol battle in saloon al Clayton,
n. NJ. Monday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22

very important ono api mu., ma, h,
considered roo Gp,.Iv T., !. , .,hi,,,
tnai yriI furnish f,oJ ,,, I..,, ,h,,oh,
h.rau.c If inyolyr. tbc rr,ur. y,If,r,
al our State. The Gr, point wish
:" in'rodur" The mctv "What T..
D'y tulminp3' and what relation docs
n bear 20 ne term Npriruiturr. Iu
Wchster's New international Diriiou.
airy wo iud the following definition of
Apriculturo. "Agrirulturc i, he ar.
o' science oi cultyating the ground. iu.
Guiding harvesting nf crop, and tcnriup
and management Of live stock. ,illaur.
hu-hrndfy. and farming IN u broader
sons" the science AM ar nf plant, and
guima> useful - man. including a. a.
variable extent rhr prepurn'iru pf ,nr.,
pl"dur,, for mans uso. Iu thi, ho,d
rsr / include. farmiu.. hort tirulturr
and forestry. together win such .uhioa,
- hu'tcr and rhrcac making. sugar mu0,.
ing. etc.
Authorities On the .uhicr, define UIy
Farming ~ 'hc >urro,stul prprtir, of
Agriculture IN al - hrancho. "u 70
limi'ci rainfall. therefore Drv FARMING
ard agriculture mean the same hing.
l. Dry Tormipo a., wnrld nrol,lc,,,
Ye. 40, only :. Jrv.fsrp,.p, ,o,r,,d
an I'm Now NIcviro and ,bc I, : h,,
over - nor con, o, mar, ,b.,, ann, hall,
or me to;al land surface of tho oar,h
rerr,,o, ,p animal rrorini,oti,,. ot los,
rbpr ~ ucbc. md mrs, II, roc,oir,d
if ~ MI hv hy.fornin. A. r.,., IN
uer con, more receive, from % ,o "a
inches upacr rnud;,i,rs ,but mako. dry
rormine mc,bod. necessary ,n,ol of
ahnu. - nor ront ar .bc opr.b', band
surface !. r,cyctorc diroctIv ,ntaras,cd
- .,rv.t,rmipo. Win th. ,r,pro rc,.
fcrt dcyclormcrt of irri,,o,iou sv.,c,,.
and practico,. no, moro tbon 10 nor
cont will he reclaimed nv irrigation.
pry.tarming is Truly - problem 10 ,hal
Innge ,he attention Of the race. Dry.
. farming has been pushed vigorously ~
the scmiarid portions Of Canada and
with great success. II j. n0w reclaim
large areas of formerly worthless Land,
especially in Alberta. Saskatchewan and
TIE adjoining provinces. Drv farming
i comparatively recent in Canada yct
here and there are scriard localities
where rrops have been raised without
irrigation for upwards Of a quarter Of
q century. In Mexico drv.farmng has
been triC-l and found to be successful
The Natives Of Mexico have procticea
forming without irrigation for ccntu
lies. In the opinion nf tho hest Stu.
dents OF cMxico i, j. the only method
of Agriculture that can be made ia r.,
claim a vcrv largo norton Of tho conn.
nv. Brazil. Australia. Africa. Russia,
Turkey. Palestine and China arc farm
ing under dry. farming.
+, lrv.v,rrin,, National nrolI,r,,
To he srro In ,bc I, : ovcr Go ma,
cont NJ ,ho ,,ho,o n, ,ho Continental -
< M, irc,rd;,o Al,sLo ooyors an ,roo
Of | SOl 05o gnuarn miles ur 1 iOI t57
oSo oo,,s II o,,. ,,,.,.,.o nov, ,,oI..l
,or ,I,o ,iyo,, ir-cros, ,olor IN ,h., .,I.
ioo, y, 5.,. eor,,i,, =, T.. o,,,J,, s,r
=, iyhod h,. ,hoso sorro. shov,in,, ,ho ro.,
c,,on, ~ tho oonn,r, i,,oros,od ~ IN,
roclomo,ion ~ lord no tho wothod, or
lrv.rurminp. In Now Mexico nre an
proximatcly 7sAOl 900 acrcs, Of This
only a50III nero. are nrigotod u, the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22
EXCHANGES NOTICE

Young laiy compositor desires po
S.ii"n immediately in Now Mexico or
Arizona Member Union. Best refer.
fences. Address Miss Era Bradley.
Box Gl5, Tucumcari. y. Nr
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22
THANKSGIVING SALE

OF the Episcopal Guild viii have a
Thanksgiving sale Wednesday, Nov. %.
Berry n Hoover's confectionery.
Come AMI buy your Thanksgiving pies.
axes, dressed chicken, mnce meat and
salads
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22
WILL IRRIGATION OR DRY FARMING
Be SALVATION OF NEW MEXICO
Paper Read Before the Woman's Club
BY Mrs. J. E. Mundell, on No
vember 20, 1912

IWh"i" di' ia'mug is Nr"NIug o .ur
I'">..
li"~ drv.iarmiug proved 20 failure u
y W. No, \wnh"r- oi the home.
Is'"Hd"r- NAV" Jailed hul toes that mean
tho' dry'iarmiug has Whn caused
'h'' ''''ni". v WIS mostly dn" y"
mot "N "io'ariluI tnr climatic ruudr
I'I"ns "' 20" "'ani'N. ln going "i" q
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22

There's nothing that hurts mans
feelings so much for his wife to dig
~ an old photograph Of him in queer
collar and iie.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22

Mr.. Enrique Sha, chief deputy U. $.
Marshal, was in Tueumcarl today on.
official business.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-22
MONTHLY REPORT
or the Tucumcan Public Schools From
Oct. Il 70 Nov. q, 1919.

No. belonging each day---- ~
Total Different persons enrolled
70 date 90
Average faily attendance. Gds
Aggregate No. days absercc---. ioi
Aggregate No, days attendance l35@5.j
No. eases Of taNdircss .----.- 40
Compared with ne rcpo~. c.f tho
month Just before this one, the report
il qui' satisfactory. Thcrc is a better
average daily attendance, and less tar,
dies. During the month, - new pupils
wcrc enrolled, and tho average daily a..
.arAancc was 81 moro than for tho
month which close on October H.
Although there were 1915 days less ah.
scncc, and s6 eases less 81 tsrdios, than
last month, We must consider the Nh.
scrccs and tardy cases as entirely 'oo
many. We arc pleased % SOC that con.
ditious are improving along this line,
hut We shall no. be satisfied with our
rccord I'll y looks much better Than
thia ono docs. Tho man or woman who
holds . position in any business hon
or succeeds in his own undertaking,
must he on 'hc ioh, on time, each day,
The hcS' time 10 train mon and women
is while they arc boys an girls in the
srhoo'. Fcr that rcason each true teach.
or mus" do an in nor power % reach
perfection in attendance and punctn.
alifv
Evening journal., 1912-10-03
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Dr. B. ID. Tolson, OF Hartford county.
left yesterday for trip around the
world.
Under the quarterly distribution OF
the State public school tax, Cecil
county will receive $7250.64.
The Rev. William Clews, Of Chesa-
peake City, has accepted a call to the
PRESBYTERIAN Church at Kennedyville.
During his two and one-half-year
pastorate OF Zion Methodist Church.
the Rev. w. n. Briggs has ofiioiated
at 40 funerals.
w. II. Kirby, OF Aberdeen. was Sc
verely cut in the face by broken glass
from a windshield IN an automobile
accident.
The Rev. DR.. Joseph b. North has
resigned as pastor of Mackenzie Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church. Snow
Hill, and accepted a call to Seattle
John Earle. Jr.. colored, was sent
enced 10 60 days in the House OF Cor
rection for using profane language in
the Office OF Magistrate Ash, Of ELK
ton
Suffering a paralytic strike at his
home in Rowandville, John G. Green,
formerly deputy clerk of the Cecil
County Court, is in a critical eondl-
ton.
TO obliterate dangerous crossings
between New Valley and Rowlandv-
lille, the Pennsylvania Railroad is
strengthening its tracks and con-
structing new public road.
Mayor Walter II Weber. of Havre
de Grace, was given diamond
studded gold watch charm by the ON
GERS of the New York Jockey Club for
hospitality recently shown them.
Evening journal., 1912-10-03

The outlook for waT in the Bal
kans is such that all Europe is trem-
bling. An outbreak Of hostilities be-
tween the minor states involved di-
rectly in the controversy would prob
ably involve Russia and Germany,
and they in turn would involve the
other great powers. Besides their
natural hatred Of Turkey and their
desire to extend their territories, all
the Balkan states. it is pointed out
have quarrels with Turkey arising
out Of the chronic disorder In Mace
doaia and Albania. II is a matter OF
general knowledge that ther7 have
been frequent outrages. against the
subjects of the Balkan states on Tur-
kish territory, and along all the
frontiers the guards have been at
each others thr0ats at every oppor-
tunity. Each blamed the other for
being Tie agSrssser. besides servia s
desire ID annex the sanjak o. Noyl-
bazar, Bulgaria, diplomats aver, wants
a slice Of Macedonia. Greece wishes
for Crete and Montenegro has de-
signs on Albania All the four Bal
kan states have said they would be
satisfied with the introduction Of re-
forms in Macedonia. Turkey has
promised reforms, but they have
never materialized.
Evening journal., 1912-10-03
LAWFUL FOR
WOMAN TO
WORRY HUSBAND

NEW YORK, Oct. a.--No court can
prevent a woman from worrying her
husband, declared Justice Green
baum in the Supreme Court, whep an
attorney for Augustus r. Keller, a
publisher, argued against a motion to
punish Keller for contempt OF court
in not paying his former wife ali
mony at the rate of s125 a month.
The attorney declared that Keller
had married the woman when he
was only 10 years old, and that she
- it--.--.----t-.--tt Lr~if~- .vo~
ndu 7H yirE t>vtiN' VFV'
since. THE courts have the power TO
grant divorces, award alimopy and
other forms of relief" said Justice
Greenbaum. "but Il is not in their
power T. prevent a woman from
worrying her husband" He then ad-
journed the case.