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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
ALLIED ARMIES
CONTINUE MARCH

LONDON, Oct 22-The armies OF
Servia, Bulgaria and Greece continue
today 10 clear their way 10 their main
objective points, the Turkish fortresses
Of Uskup. Adrianople and Servia, the
last Of these a Turkish town on the
Grecian frontier.
Greek armies have crossed the Turk.
isb frontier at two points. In Epirus,
on the west thev have occupied the
heights Of Grimbovo. while at the
eastern end they are pursuing the
Turkish troops 10 their base at the
town Of Servia, where an important
battle is expected 10 be fought. The
taking of the town BY the Greeks
would carry them apprcciably nearer
20 the Monastir and Salouika road
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
"Has Cops Fixed"

Becker has tho cops fixed. II is a
clean getaway. EvcrythinG's all right
Becker has told them
Il turned around at Broadway and
Forty third street as they told mo. and
stopped IN front OF George Cohan's the
dtcr my car facing the cast They
got out Of the car | remained in my
scat stood there about nfteen minutes
when I heard shot. | looked around :.
saw the four men whom / had brought
over In my car from Forty-second street
running from In 'front.' Of the Metropole
hotel toward my car. One had a pistol
In his hand When those men got into
the car made no speed. I'm the hope
that someone would ov"rtakc us. My
car moved very slowly.
II was told by ono OF them: You
boob. hurry along and with that the
barrel OF "A pistol erazcd my forehead.
causing II TO bleed. Then | started along
and WAS cut OF by a trolley car on Sixth
aycnuc. ( slowed down until the car
passed me. Then one Of them said;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23

AS the Bulgarians advance the Turk
ish troops are falling back, in some
cases without offering any resistance.
The upper reaches OF the Bregelitza,
Struma and Mcsta rivers are now com,
manded by the Bulgarian troops
During the fighting on October IS,
before Djumhala, the Bulgarians cap
tured three Turkish field guns, some
ammunition and took 40 prisoners.
At Metomia two companies of Turk.
ish troops surrendered with their arms.
A small town called Doetten in the
Kirdchali district also has been occu-
pied by the Bulgarians, while Kird-
chali itself surrendered and a few
Turks were captured there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Fight All Along Line.

4 ConstantInople dispatch reports that
Tho battle has begun practically all along
the line from Adranople to Kirk Kills.
sch, the Turkish troops advancing and
the BulEarians falling back with heavy
losses.
The Montenegrlns apparently arc max
Ing slow progress I'm tho direction OF
Scutari Podgoritzu dispatches say the
bombardment OF Tara bosch continues. but
although the fort has been greatly dam
aged there is no sign OF Welding.
In naval matters tho honors so far
are with the Greeks. who have captured
Lemnos. thus obtaining a base from
which they can attack the Turkish squad
ron should Il ever emerge from the Oar
daneles. Seemingly, however the Turks
are not disposed 10 leave the Black sea
and risk an encounter with the Greek
Grst
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
I47 BULGARLANS
SLAIN IN MASSACRE

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Oct 22.-The mas
sacrc of l47 Bulgarian peasants by
Turkish soldiers in the village of Cir
memo, near Kotschana, is reported by
the correspondent OF the government
organ Mir. The Turks, according to
the correspondent. ordered the peas
ants 10 lie on the ground and then
shot them in cold blood. One of the
massacres TO which King Ferdinand re-
ferred in his proclamation occurred at
Kotscbana.
4 number Of Turkish villages aud
towns have. fallen into the hands Of
the advancing Bulgarian army which
crossed the frontier on the western side
of Bulgaria and is operating separate
" from the army marching on Ad.
rianoplc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
:, ,r.o,,,,atlnq Russlan aggression IN

Of precipltating Russian aggression Ia
Asia Minor. .,t-os
Turkey, the dispatch continues, reaiizes !.
that the disposition OF It's troops does NJ, NJ.
depsnd upon the Balkan affair so mnch
as upon the attitude OF Russia IN As'a
n is said that herein lies the secret OF o.,
the retreat along tho extenoeo hno "a
war - ,ys
A dispatch from Sofia TO the News says
that the protection Of the non -coHpa san. y,
part OF the population occupies the ninh9
~ ,he authorities In spite Of their ao-
anrntion in the struggle with Turkey
The government has purchased an IN, ,he
available wheat supply direct from the
pcasants and has sent IL 10 mlners @ LoI
ing sold to the bakers and private con-
sinners at cost price. II Is said this has
prevented the millers and bakers from ron
80. ,hn disnatch states. the government
issued a decree forbidding any increase
in the price OF bread.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23

tribesmcn. Ono of their armies has ad-
vanced as far as the outskirts of kuan-
anova. the principal town between the
Servian frontier and Uskup.
The Servians have secured posses
sion of the mountain pass leading TO
prishtiua
Military authorities suggest that
King Ferdinand IS Bulgarians will not
attempt TO rush the fortress of Adrian.
ople, but will mask il and move around
IL 10 tho cast or the west. The report
ed intention of the Bulgarian army to
pass by Adrianople and TO head direct
for stantinople is dismissed as i'm
practicable by military men. The dis
lance is the same AS that from Dalny to
Mukden in Manchuria, which took the
Japanese army a wear to cover.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Bulgarians Victorious.

The western Bulgarian. like the Servia n
army. Is fighting against largo bodies OF
trlbesmen assisted by Turkish artillery.
and from all accounts there has been
some stin sk!rmlshing. in which the Bull
garlans have been victorious. Tho war
jarc In this region is of merciless char
acter. as the Pomaks or Bulgarian Mus
sulman tribesnen, are religious fanatics.
The Montenegrin army apparently is
Inactive at present.
The representatives. OF the powers
continue actively 20 confer and u Is now
suggested that intervention In the Bal
kans might occur earlier than was hith-
erto thought probable X is generally
believed, however that one big battle
must be fought before tho powers can
take any decisive step.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
RUSSIAN POSITION
PUZZLES TURKEY

CHICAGO. Oct. 22-In spite OF official
denials. says cable dispatch TO the
Chicago Daily News from St Petersburg,
IL is a fact that the Russian reserves In
the northern Caucasus. including Cos
sacks and also those In Trans Cauca sia,
have been called out for service mu-
tiny occurred October II among tho re-
servists of the second levy at Armavir.
and the Cossack town OF Kavkaski In the
Kuban province.
Another dispatch TO the same paper
from Constantinople declares that the
Ottoman government is closely watching
the various moves OF the Russian gov
ernment In Asia Minor. The Turks. says
the dispatch, know that they cannot
bring all OF their large army in Asia to
European Turkey without grave danger
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
MASSACRE ENRAGES
BALKAN PEOPLES
Special Cable to The Tribune.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
LONDON. Oct. 22-The first Of the
dreaded Turkish massacres by Turks is
reported tonight from Girneno. via Sofa.
where $50 Bulgarian peasants were forced
TO lie on the ground and then be shot.
Out OF days Aghting that included
the practical eginning OF the Siege OF
Adriauople by the BulEarians and Serbs.
the bombardment Of the entrance 10 the
Gulf Of ATta 10y Greek vessels and SAN
culinary BATTLES In every part OF the war
zones OF Turkey, this massacre is looked
upon as the development most likely TO
!nfame the Balkan states 20 the point
where they Will not listen 10 the renewed
efforts toward arbitration By the powers,
but fght In the finish. regardless OF the
outcome OF the impending great attic
at Adrlanople.
News Of more massacrcs ls expect ed
hourly. guerilla band OF Turkish SOL
ders. operating Independently Is terror
izlne the country in the vicinity OF Kot-
schans. near the scene 81 today's at
tack.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
ALL EYES TURN
ON ADRIANOPLE

LONDON. Oct. o2.-An almost impcnc-
trsble veil conceals the most interesting
opcratings Of the war--thosc In the VI
clnity Of Adranople. No official account
OF any kind bearing on these movements
has yet been issued. The Sofia news
papers report heavy f1Chting around Ad-
rianopie and Kirk EilIsseh 10 the ast
and three forts in the vicinity OF Adrian
opls captured
rlans were killed and 1000 wounded in
a desperate engagement outside Kirk
Killsseh. II Is quite clear. however.
that reports Of the fall OF Kirk kilisseh
and tho cutting uf communications with
Constantinoplc are unfounded.
Fighting continues at all points along
the frontiers and an important battle
is impending IN tho Kumanova district
between the Scrvians and Zekkl Pasha.
who, according 10 n Constantlnople re-
port, probably exaggerated. has 100, 600
men and strong artillery,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
RAILROAD PRESIDENT
MAY BECOME A LORD

MINNEAPOLIS. Mlnn.. Oct 2c.-That
II he chooses some day he may inherit
the estate and title OF Lord Muncaster.
master Of an English estate. was the
statement today OF Edmund Pennington.
president Of the 500 line. President
Pennington said. however, that ne would
not attempt 10 obtain the title, but would
remain an American.
II have known about this for years"
said Mr.. Pennington today. My niece
has visited the estate OF Lord Muncaster
and members Of my family tell me that
there Is no doubt that / am the legal heir
TO the title and estate. I am not inter-
ested I'm investigating the matter nor In
becoming Lord MuncasteT. | have re-
celved letters from England about the
matter"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Bombard Prevesa.

Creek warshIps are reported to have
been hombardlng the Turkish port OF
Prcvcsa, NJ the entrance TO the Gulf Of
Arta since yesterday. \ dispatch TO
the International News Service from Ath-
ems states that troops were landed to-
day at Katcrina, on the Gulf Of Salonika,
about seventy miles from the Turkish
fortress.
The Greek consul AT Cardiff. Wales
is communicating every Creek vessel that
entcrs tho port. The vessel is then made
ship OF the Greek navy
\ column or Greek troops attacked the
fortified Rimi9dia pass yesterday but
were rcpulsed by Turks.
Only meaCer dispatches have been re-
ccived today from the Monten egrln front
The Montcnogrins are still operating
against Scutari, but evidently with little
sucCesS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
JOAN DARC URGES
SERVIANS TO WAR

CHICAGO. Oct o2.-Led by Christian
Savics. 21-year-old Servian girl. forty
OF her compatrIots. determined to return
70 their mother country to help fight her
battles against the Turks. today storined
the Desplaines street police station and
demanded assistance In collecting their
wages for October 10 date The men
have been working for a construction
company In Wisconsin and are said 10
have quit their employment without no.
tice.
Miss Savics has been writing the men
letters for the last month urging them
TO return to Scrvia and enter the army.
She declared she would return with
them and would take rife and take her
place on the flripg line.
Through the instrumentality OF the
police the question OF wages was adjust
cd and the men will at once depart for
ElIrope
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Threatened Indictment.

Weber said 10 me. The only way
you can get out is 70 do as Mr..
Whitman says, and swear that YOU saw
Becker with Jack Rose and ME a
few hours after the murder. II YOU co
that, you II get out, like we viii, after
the trial. II you don I, YOU II be in.
dicted and spend SIX months in iail. ,
Once Webber said 70 me, Jack, for
Gods sake say YOU saw Becker, as we
will testify II YOU want money. we
will give you $1,000. and IL not, when
YOU get out wen 90 into the hotel
business. I'll put in 500 900 and we
viii divide the profits even. All YOU
have 70 do is to lie for us. II you lie.
it's all right; if YOU don't, YOU u 60
TO Jail.
To all these opportunities, Sullivan
said be replied that he would spend
six years in jail. il necessary. rather
than swear man s life sway
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Blue Wagons Bring Better Coal

] did not care 10 dignity the opinion
that tho charge OF murder had been
corroborated bv credible witnesses
The law SAYS that there can be no CON
yiction on the testimony Of accom-
plices without confederation. To have
pu, Becker on the stand would have
appeared 10 have been an acknowledge
mrnt that tho testimony of Hallep and
Lubau amorntcd 10 creditable tcsti-
mony: whereas. il appeared before tho
Jury that Hallcn hnd served tweve
wears in the state s prison. aud Luban
was brought in sbacklcs from the New
Jersey state prison into the court
room.
Becker said:
- wanted 10 60 on the stand bat
NV counsel advised against il. I do
not believe any Jury would convict mo
on the testimony offered in this case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Guns Are Deadly.

BY International News seryic.
NtSIi. Seryla, Oct. ae.-Th. q,
the Servian prime minister has. ~ ~
FOR Nranje, which, for the i'm. "
least, Will be the headquariSr,
army. All the war corresnonS-
tailed TO the Servlan heado,,ar,s..
denied permission TO Join tbs ~
are still here. S
The ServIan quick firing r,,,.
moved down hundreds bf .ih,aN nm
men. and lisa Bolcytinatz. Who ~
10000 OF these trIbesmen. ba. ~
that he VIII desert the TurE,s,n nle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
GREEK WARSHIPS
ATTACK PREVESA

CONSTANTTNOPLF. Oct. 22.-Greek
warships have been bombarding the
Turkish port of Prevesa since vester-
day, according 10 a report received
here. Prevesa is situated at the en-
trance to the Gulf OF Arts, the opposite
side Of which is Greek territory,
Two hundred Bulgarian prisoners ar
rived hero from Adrianoplo today.
They were arrested on suspicion Of
espionage and brigandage. The same
train brought fifty wounded Turkish
soldiers and number of refugees from
the frontier
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Prepare for Siege.

When the news og the fall 0! Kirk.
killss~h reached the government officials
At AdTianople today. notices were posted
throughout the city warning the resi-
dents that they must husband their food
on account oi the threatened investment
NJ, the city. All those who are able 70
90 we're advfsed 20 leave.
Whether the Bulgarians intend 10 at
tempt the capture of the stronghold %.
assault or by siege, u not definitely
Known. Military experts are inclined to
the view that an assault would result
seriously 20 the invaders.
\ dispatch coming from government
sources at Constauunople states that the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Losses Are Heavy.

Special Cable 10 Tho Tribune. =
SOFIA. oct. Am unofficial II
from the headquarters OF the pui
army today gives the number 4
garian dead In the hshting AT ~
lIsseh, near Adrianoplc, as 211a 4,
number OF wounded as 1000.
EsXinosrad castle, on the Hld
the summer home OF the czat 4
sarias was entirely DESTROYED bT q
of the Turkish fleet yesterday. tn
was built by King Ferdinand's prc
sor, Prince Alexander OF Battentc|
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
BOWERS DISCUSS
ENDING OF WAR
BY International News Service

PARIS. Oct. 22.-The chancelior,esi .ions o,
80 yattlarnent of the war In the Bal
kans. basing their efforts on the assump
ton that II the Turks are defeated ny
Adrianopie their power be cohsiae.eo
analiy broken, and IL they are victorious
Servia Greece and Bulgaria VIII be Will
ing to stop fighting. ,.
rho Montenegrins would not consent
TO settlement. 1t is beneved, out .ns
Nontenegr{ns alone are not considered
seriously. Many diplomats. however, do
not agree with the view Of the chancei,
Iorles that tho war Will PROBABLY emo
with the battle OF Adrianople.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Tells Dramatic Story.

He told his story bchgercntly and
excitedly in bis own way. jus; as ne
had asked permission to tell II when
he was on the stand before. His testi-
monv was in direct support of the con
tontion of The defense that Rose. Web.
ber, Vallou and Schepps, iufovmers
and state witnesses. had couspircd in
Jail to send Becker 70 the electric
chair by their own perjury.
John +. Mcintyre Becbor's chief
counsel. had declared his case rested
when Sullivan was recalled lie said
frankly that he did not want Sulli.
van s testimony. The court ordered the
case rcopened and instructed attend
ants TO call Sullivan to the witness
stand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
"Clean Getaway"

Don't threaten him so much. No
body VIII come after US
While l was going up Lexington ave-
nue. ] heard one of my passengers say
to the other: We knew We had clean
getaway. Nothing could happen
since I have been In the Tombs prison
Jack Sullivan has urged and begged me
TO say that Harry Nallon and Sam
Schepps ordered me away from the Met
ropole with a pistol in Harry Vallon' S
hand 20 my head. Neither Sam Schepps
or Harry Vallou were I'm my car nor did
sec them on the night after ! left
Forty-second street and Sixth avenue TO
go TO Forty-third street"
Shspiro's testimony regarding the gun
mems talk in the car was ruled out as
not being proper rebuttsi testimony.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
More Evidence Read In.

Louis Pitt. brother OF Becker's so.
called press agent. was another wit.
ness for the defense who was forced
on the stand by Justice Goff after
Mcintyre had declared his case closed
Mr.. Mcintyre refused TO examine Plitt
and again the distric, attorney read
into the records evidence against the
states case
Jack Rose told me, PHtt tss--
fled. "that Becker didn't have anv-
thing 10 DO with the murder. He said:
swear 20 YOU on nv mothers grave
that Becker didn Z have ANYTHING 70
do with this He H. iuuoceut. but We
been talking too much. and ! We got %
testify against him. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Shapiro's Confession.

Aaron T. Levy made public tonight
tho AFFIDAVIT OF his clicut. the murder car
driver William Shapiro. cmbodvlnc his
confession" and containing the declara-
uou tina; ne had heard ono OF his pas
ScngcTS say:
Becker has the cops fixed"
Mr.. Whitman was unable 10 get all OF
Shapiros affidavit admitted In evidence
as Justice Con would not permit him
TO tell what the murdcrers In his car
had said about Becker. Shapiro IN his
affidavit outlined hts travels In the car
on the night OF the Rosenthal murder.
He declared himself unable 10 Identify
tho gUumcn.
az went mp Sixth avenue To Forty
third street" Shapiro said in his affida-
vito. across Forty-third street TO Broad
WAY TO turn tho car around. As Tc
reached Broadway ! heard one OF my
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
bECKER'S STAR
WITNESS TELLS
DRAMATIC TALE
"Jack" Sullivan, Forced 10
Testify by Court, Says
States Case Was a
Frame Up"
TRIAL OF LIEUTENANT
CONCLUDES ABRUPTLY.
Counsel for Defense Declines
TO Put Accused Man on
Stand; Goes to Jury
Thursday.
TRIAL OF LIEUTENANT
CONCLUDES ABRUPTLY

PEW YORK. Oct. 22.-The case
mi Of the state against Police
Lieutenant Charles Becker
closed dramatically this after.
noon with the district attorney. at
The court S command, reading into the
record food Of testimony from
Becker s star witness. "Jack'' Sulli-
van, for whose admission Bccker' 5
lawyers bad fought long aud hard when
sullivan testified before
Amid the vigorous protests of
Becker 3 counsel. who had objected as
vigorously when Sulivnu's testimony
was barred several days ago. "the king
of the uewsboysr unloosed his tongue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Sum Up Today.

Tomorrow viii DC devoted, To sum.
ming UP. Justice GOff will charge the
jury Thursday morning.
William Shapiro, driver and part
owner of the gray murder car which
carried the gunner 20 The Mctropole
aud in which they made their escape
after shooting Roseuthsl. testified IN
rebuttai. He added nothing 20 pub.
lished versions Of has story. except his
statement that thirty or thirty. five
seconds elapsed after tho shooting be
fore he was able 90 star; his car ~isb
the gunmen inside in flight
What is said 10 have been au elev.
eutb hour change OF mind 90 the part
OF MclutyTc kept Becker from the Wit.
ness stand
''t didn Z not Becker on the stand. ~
Mr.. sMcIntyre sahi, "simply because
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
KOTSCHANA OPENS
WAY FOR GREEKS
s,.cia1 Gable IN The Tribune

BELGRADE, Oct. @c--Governlnert
officials regard the capture OF kotschana
as OF great strategical Importance as
tho Seryians will now be able TO gain
possession OF the railroad and facilitate
the movement northward Of the Greek
forces penetrating Turkey from the south.
The Sorvian army advancing on erlsn-
tona. along the river Tbar fought a san
culinary engagement yesterday with a
host OF Arnaut irregulars and ten COM
panles OF Turkish troops. Tho Servians
finally forced an entrance to the pass
and. driving the opposing forces before
them. advanced to the plains or kosse-
veCe-
Reports from commanding officers
state that the Turks are massacring the
inhabitants OF the towns that they evacu-
ate.
One hundred and fifty wounded Serv-
fans were brought TO this city today from
the front.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Rally to Standard.

BUTTE. Mont. Oct. os-s,-
more Servinns and Bulr,,tsoM
sembiing In Butte from All
Montana. nnd on "Wednesday y
urday nights Will leave on sn.. y
for New York On route to ,Sas
land to take up arms araIN., he
lsh army. A hundred serylsn, -. y.
last night. homeward bound ie
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
To Fight for Turks.
By Intcrnational Nows g.,

BY international News serviro
BERLIN. Oct. 9Th. a..
officer 10 resign his comm,s.,s
army TO nght with the TurL'
Veit, godson OF Empress Frsa
Imperial decree places him on ,s
discharged officers. with ne
is expected that many Other cu'
Cers will follow Vets Lead ~
sion being that his action NJ "s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Turks Flee Before Greeks.

ATHENS, Oct. 22.-The Turkish army
is flee!ns In panic from Dhisikata on the
way to the Turkish town OF Servia in the
north according to a semiofficial state
ment Issued here today. The Greek
troops are said to be pursuing them Wig
orously.
When the Turks precipltately aban-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Servians Take Pass,

BY international News serv,c.
BELGRADE. Oct e9-r
pass. mountain defle which
the Albanian town OF KIM. U
captured by Servians tolav
on kumanovs will be begun al ~
tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
BATTLES IN PROGRESS
ALL ALONG THE LINE
Continued Page one1

toward the heart of the Black
mountains.
The public knows that somewhere
between Adrianoplc and the .capr.
tai. Musta Pasha is Mt the head Of
at least 100000 men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
200 Turks Killed,

BERLIN. Oct. 22,-Two burs.
ish soldiers were killed and
more seriously injured by ths =
a military train on the ssn'
SMYRNA to Adm. II is said ro.d IL 2
dispatch from Constantinopic "a
train fcu over q stcep emha -, las