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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-13

and the Barrett brothers.
Doubtless eerybody in Chi
cage will be right glad to know
that Max Annenberg and his
sluggers are going to keep order
in. our fair city.
After Jones and his mail sorter
friends left Judge Beitler's court,
Annenberg started his keeping
order" crusade. He and his slug
gers chased Tom Mopahan, one
of the mail sorters, to Harrison
and LaSalle street and beat him
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
Turkey Gives Full Powers,

Paris, Nov. S.-Turkey has decided
to give the powers complete liberty Of
action la arranging conditions of peace,
according to Ii dispatch from CONSTANT
nople 10 the Journal des Debats.
The Balkan allies Will ask for the
partition Of European Turkey. leaving
the fate of Constantinople to the de
2ision of the European powers. accord
ing to Premier Pachitch Of Servia.
who said:
"Servia wants the ports Of st. Gioyan-
nj dt Medina, Alessio and Durazzo. on
the Adriatic sea. which the Selvian
empire possessed In the middle ages
and by which she was territorially re.
lated to the rest of Europe"
Ssrvia has not received any proposal
from Austria, but assuming that Aus
tria has no territorial designs. Servia
IL quite willing to favor economic and
commercial expansion for Austria.
The premier concluded by saying that
the Balkan allies desired Turkey to
treat directly with them concerning
peace and not through the powers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
LAST LINE OF
DEFENSE GONE
Turks Fall Back and Victor
ious Bulsarians Press On
ward to ConstantinopIs.
TURKEY APPEALS AGAIN
Fourteen Karships ct An
Choir Near Doomed City TO
Protect Foreigners.

London. Nov. S.-According to a dis
patch from Sofia, the Bulgarian army
is at the gate of ConstaDtinople. 1t
has broken the last defense of Con
stantinople, captured the famous Tcha.
taldja forts In front of the Turkish
capital and driven the Turks before
them in disorder after Q battle that
lasted two days.
The Turkish garrison in Saloniki.
the second city OF the Turkish empire,
has been withdrawn without firing a
shot, according TO a news agency dis
patch from Athens. That the Greek
army will occupy the city within a few
hours is the general belief.
Should these dispatches prove au
stantinople Is now at the mercy Of the
Balkan allies with the last faint hope
lost Of offering any resistance to their
victorious entrance Into the capital.
Already crowded with fugitives from
the defeated army. its hospitals throng
ed with wounded and the Mussuln,an
population awaiting only a spark to
an outbreak OF riotlng ana
massacre, the condition Of the capital
Is critical.
The only hope of the foreign resi-
dents lies in the presence of fourteen
warships Of the great powers, which
are gathering at and near the appar-
emily doomed city.
In the FIVE days fighting along the
line between Lule Burgas and Bunar-
1tsar the Bulgarians. it vas officially
announced, lost 5000 killed or wound
ed. The Turkish casualties exceeded
10000. 1t was also officially %announc-
ed In Sofia that the port of Rodosto.
on the Sea Of Marrnora, and the city
Of Visa, to the southeast Of Adrlanople.
were occupied by the Bulgarian troops
on Nov. s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
GUNNER ARE
PUT ON TRIAL.
Second Trial as Result Of
the ROsenthaI Murder in
New York.
ALL FOUR TOGETHER
Owner of Automobile May
Contradict the Testimony !
of William Shapiro.

New York, Nov. S.-The four gun.
men accused of directly numbering
Herman Rosenthal were placed on trial
together before Justice Con- today. II
was originally intended to try the men
separately, but Attorney Charles f..
Wahle, who. with II. L. Kringie, rep
resents the gunner, notified District
Attorney Whitman that he would
move for the trial of his -four clients
together.
District Attorney Whitman received
this word from Mr. Wahle's Office at 8
O'Clock last evening and said that he
would interpose no objection. He has
expressed himself all along as rather
preferring to try the mel together. In
the formal announcement of the mo-
ton which Mr.. Wahle will present to
b court he James his clients In the
following order: Frank Muller c'whitey
Lewis"), Frank Cirofcl c'Dago Frank",,
Louis Rosenberg ('Lefty Louie''l and
Harry Horowitz c'Gyp the Bloody.
What his line of defense will be Mr..
Wahle did not disclose. Louis Libbey,
the owner Of the gray car In which the
men accused of the killing made their
escape, WAS in conference with Mr..
Wable for several hours. 1t is sup
posed that Wahle intends to put him
on the stand to contradict statements
made by Shapiro, the man who drove
the automobile.
District Attorney Whitman Will use
many Of the witnesses who appeared
at Becker's trial. and probably all the
informers will be called to testify.
The gunner will probably take the
stand That any Of them will turn
"informer' the district attorney re-
CARDS as unlikely. II they go to the
electric chair he believes they will take
whatever secrets they have with them
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
WILSON'S ELECTORAL
444+2; ROOSEVELT II
Taft Gets But Three States and Will
Have Il Electoral Votes--RooseveIt
Loses Illinois; Wyoming for Wilson.
]. S. SENATE IS VERY CLOSE

twenty-eight members. the Socialists
may be able to make trades that will
help their party materially. The
Socialist leaders are claiming that
they had cast upward Of SO0.G 900 votes
and there was no doubt that they had
made a good showing.
New Works. Big Vote.
New York state gave Wilson the rec
ord breaking plurality of 263. O14, Of
which New York city contributed 1O3,-
1875. 1t CAV SuIzer 214.aO9. of which
New York city contributed 4S,075
President Taft ran second In the state.
beating Roosevelt by 1877 votes.
Job e. Hedges beat Oscar Straus by
some 42.91b votes.
The total vote as obtainable today
was; Wilson. 890.943; Taft, 427 .S79,
and Roosevelt. 412.702. For governor
Sulzer received CAT. 100, Hedges 433,111
and Straus $50, 1873
The next state legislature will be
overwhelmingly Democratic. both as
sembly and senate. Manhattan and the
Bronx send to the assembly thirty-four
Democrats and ons Progressive, M
Schaap, from the Thirty-frst. OF the
twenty-three assemblymen from Kings
two are Republicans. Naylor In the Sew
enteenth and Eo6 In the Eighteenth.
The twelve senator's from Manhattan
md the Bronx are all Democrats.
In adjacent states New Jersey elected
a Democratic legislature. which means
a Democratic president of the senate
after Jan. 1. who will succeed Gov
ernor Wilson when he resigns. Con
necticut. which returned Governor
Baldwin handsomely. also reelected a
Democratic legislature. but hIassachu-
sets sent back q Republican state leg.
islnture. which would mean the re-elec.
ton of w. Murray Crane II be wanted
1t. Pennsylvania has q Republican leg
i~slature by a plurality. but the Demo
Gratis and the progressives could con
troll by combination. 1t was said last
night.
Woman Suffrage Gains.
The cause of wonan suffrage made
significant advances. According to re.
ports received at the headquarters of
he National Woman Suffrage a~ssocia.
on, Arizona. Oregon and Kansas vot.
I'd to accord votes to women, while
Michigan WIS said still to be In doubt
Wisconsin returned an adverse verdict. |
The Socialists found great consols-
ton in their estimate that SO0.UO votes
were cast for their party throughout |
the country. Schenectady and Milwau
kee. however. repudiated their votes Of
other years whereby they had elected
Socialist mayors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
JACK JOHNSON INDICTED.
Required to Furnish $50, 900 Cash Bond
For Violating Mann Act,

Chicago, Nov. SACK Johnson, the
negro pugilist, was indicted by the
federal grand jury for violation Of the
Mann act, and he at once was arrested
and held in bonds of $4,000 In real
estate or $4,000 cash.
Johnson was unable to furnish the
real estate bond, and rs the banks
were closed he could not get the $50,
600 in cash.
Judge lands. who had left court aft
er having fixed the bonds, t%elephoned
that johnson could leave the money
with court officials and allowed him
until midnight to raise the amount of
the bond.
Accompanied by deputies Johnson
scurried over the city ~endeavoring to
raise the money and finally succeeded
In obtaining the necessary bondsmen.
The indictment against johnson
charges him with transporting Belle
Schneider of Pittsburgh from that city
to Chicago for immoral purposes and
causing her to be known as Mrs.
Jack Johnson"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
ROOSEVELT STILL SILENT.
I>sfers Promised Sts<ement Until Re-
turns A.. In.


Oyster Bay. n. y l.eqs.
Roosevelt declared that MA had
nothing TO say for publication. He
hopes to escape the necessity OF MAX
Ing any more public utterances after
giving o. the promised statement,
whose appearance was again deferred
because of the incompleteness OF the
cturns. In this statement Colonel
Roosevelt purposes TO review the
whole field OF Progressive endeayor
Ia the various states. He Will point
out just what has been accomplished
and indicate the lines along which
future efforts are to be made.
When that is done IT is his intention
to get at least a temporary rest from
politics In an effort to regain his
former physical strength. which he has
not attained since the shooting.
Yesterday he conferred with Senator
Dixon upon the general outlook. DR..
Lyman Abbott WAS also q visitor. To-
day the ex-president went to the Out
look office for the first time in many
weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
TRY TO BLOW UP CHURCH.
Pastors Crusade Against Gamblers
Leads to Dynamitina In OHIO.

Canton. o., Nov. San attempt was
made to blow up Calvary Presbyterian
church with dynamite. Revenge IL un
doubtedly the motive. az the pastor.
the Rev. Mr.. Townsend. has been &c
tive for q year or more IN a crusade
against gamblers and Keepers of deus
of vice In the city.
MIR. Townsend has caused many ar
rests In his crusade, aud numerous
threats have been made against him.
The dynamite was discharged under
a corner Of the church and destroyed
a small portion Of the foundation
smashed all the windows in the resi-
dence Of w, A. Mcltes. a wealth,
manufacturer. adjoining the church
snd some windows Of the church
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
Every Vote In County For Taft.

Austin. Tex, Nov. SIT is believed
that Zapata county. situated far down
in the Rio Grunde border region OF
Texas, is the champion Taft county of
the United States. There were 3I5
votes cast In the county at the election
Tuesday, and every one of them was
for Taft presidential electors. Four
years ago the same county cast q solid
vote for Taft. All but five voters IN Ia
pata county are Mexlcan-Amertcan ciA
liens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
A Tribute 10 Butter.

Many years ago. when Senator M
gals was in the senate, ol~eOmargarine
was the bone OF contention. The de-
bate led Ingalls, to utter one OF those
epgrammatic sentences which made
him famous. II have never, to my
knowledge. tasted o-leomargarine. >
said ingalls,. but | have stood In the
presence Of genuine butter with W
for IFS strength and reverence for its
antiquity"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
MINNESOTA FOR T. r.
Colonel VIII Carry State by sstwesl
5000 and 10000.

Minneapolis. Mimi. Nov. S.-Roose-
welt has carried Minnesota. The returns
from 2.037 precincts give the colonel
a lead of 1900 votes. There are still
800 precincts to be heard from.
The following count was announced
early today: Roosevelt 9S.325. Wilson
81, 141, Taft 53.i0d. The precincts still
10 be heard from are country districts
where Roosevelt has been running
strong. Roosevelt will carry the state
Sy between $4,000 and 10000. accord
Ing to estimates given on all sides.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08

day will be officially canvassed by the
state board Of at the state
house on Tuesday. Nov. 20. The board
will be composed OF FIVE senators to be
appointed by Governor Wilson. The
date Of the ~canvassing is fixed by the
election law at twenty-one days after
the election. The state board viii can
vass the returns for all officers who
ran In a political division larger than
a single county. The statement by this
board will be the authority upon which
the secretary Of state will issue certih
Gates of election.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
Georgia Vote Complete.

Atlanta. Ca, Nov. S.-Complete OH.
cial returns shows that Georgia cast a
total of l20.1G9 votes for the presiden-
tial candidates, divided MS follows: wa
.,n. 92,s04; Roosevelt. PLAT; Taft
5.505: Debs. 637; Chaplin. II. The 1908
totals were; Bryan. T2.I31; Taft. Al.
sl+; Watson. lT,lI2; Chapin, i,5oS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
T. RS VOTE IN MICHIGAN.
Has State by 23.ooo-Ferris (Dem..
Governor by 10000.

Detroit. Mich. Nov. 8.-MichiRan Ia
still counting her votes which were
cast Tuesday. Up to the present time
the count shows the election Of Fer
rts Dem.) az governor Of the state
by a plurality Of 10000. that Roosevelt
carried the state by $4,000 and the
election of Patrick Kelley Is con
gresham at large by 900. The Re
publicans have elected eight congress-
men. the Democrats two and the Pro
gressivee two. while woman suffrage
has anDarently carried BIZ 100 ma
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
WRONG Presentation.

81 can't fill this" said the druggist.
Don't you carry ordinary ingredients
In stockT"
Il carry everything usually carried
by a first class pharmacy, but this
piece Of paper calls for a gold watch"
Pittsburgh Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
VOTE IN NEW JERSEY.

Unofficial Returns Give Wilson Plural.
ity Of 1924 In Home State.
Trenton. N. j.. Nov. S.-Unttl the Off
c1al returns are received and compiled
1t cannot he known exactly what was
Governor Wilson's total vote or real
majority In New Jersey last Tuesday
His total vote Is now estimated at
10000. as against 233. 6S2 cast for him
for governor in 1910.
According to the best figures obtain
able. the Wilson pluralities over Roose
Welt, who ran second, were:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08

jorlty. 1t Is probable that a Progress.
s1ve viii occupy the lieutenant gov.
eruor's chair. The state officers are
still in doubt. but the Democrats will
probably be well represented among
them. The state legislature will prob
aby have a scapt Republican major
tty n" Joint bp'1ot wHioh wiu return
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08

equipped with the most modern and
effective weapons. The result was
shown when the fighting began. The
tremendous losses of the Turkish
forces showed how deadly modern
warfare Is and what awful execution
can be done by the little Maxim guns
that throw a constant stream of bull
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08

have been .aking cabinets for Presi-
dent Elect wilson were Jolted when
the presiden elect told the newspaper
correspondents thht he was perfectly
capable Of selecting his own family OF
d partmental advisers and intended TO
do SO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
Weather Forecast,

Rain today. followed by fair: colder;
brisk to high west and northwest winds,
tomorrow fair
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08

In anticipation OF trouble with
Turkey the Baykan states have for
years been preparing for the con
flict. Each little nation has brought
its fighting force up to a high state
of efficiency. The soldiers were not
only we'll drilled, but they were
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08

let's, making a small company as eff
fectiVe as a regiment armed with
rifles. Hiram Maxim declared that
his gun. was q powerful argument
for peace, as it would make a battle
so costly that humanity and civiliza-
ton would demand some other meth
cd of settling differences.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-27
CHANCES MADE
FAITHFUL MEN ARE PROMOTED
TO HIGHER SERVICE IN CON.
soLlDATloN COAL COMPANY.

d Z Il US ? q E
Many changes have been announced
for tile purchasing department pf the
Consolidation Coal company the
changes takingtehect on Marchsfst.
Chief among these is the promo tion
of Mr.. q. F. Robertson to general man
.ager Of stores, Of all divisions.
Mr.. Frank Neeley has also been ap.
pointed manager of stores, West vir'
ginia division. Mr., Medley at present
beins gin charge Of the company store
at EYerson and Highland.
Mr.. A. t. Watson will have several
added duties. but will be helped by
two able assistants, Mr.. F. G. Davis,
who win sact.as assistant purchasing
agent, his Chief duty being the pur'
chasing Of material for mines, while
Mr.. Guy g. Michael will act as assist'
ant purchasing agent, looking after
the buying Of supplies and merchan'
disc for stores
All Of the Offices of these men who
will be promoted will be located IN
this. city, in the Consolidation Goa
company building.
Mr.. Robertson and all of the men
Who have received the promotions arc
Ito sbe highly congratulated, and all
Will wish them success in their new
positions
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-27
4 PRESIDENTS SON MAKES HIM
~ SELF KNOWN

WASHINGT0N--A man dropped IN
to the Progressive Republican head
quarters this afternoon and asked
casually how the movement was get,
ting along. Walter L .Houser, in charge
OF the offices, replied that prospects
never had been better.
We'll, I'm from Tennessee, and
while was up this way thought Ia
inquire at headquarters how you were
making out" he said. Houser did not
evfnce any particular interest in the
visitor, but inquired how things were
in Tennessee and how long he had
lived there.
: Il was not born in Tennesseei !
was born in Ohio, but have been
down there a good while, i t6e man re. re-
piled. III mi
well, you did not strike me as a
southerner," Houser replied, by way
OF conversation,
81 went to Tennessee soon after my
father retired rom the White House"
the visitor said,
Houser Immediately sat up and took
notice, "I.don't think ! caught your
name" he said, apologetically.
Hayes" the visitor said.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-27
Your Druggist
Stops THAT Itch

If you are sufterIng from ,Ecesema.
Psoriasis or any other kind. of skin
t sess SsoR Pf a SaF saf ss sI9p
that itch In two seconds
We have sold other remedies for skin
troubles, but none that we could recon:
mend as highly as this mild wash, of
OIL of Wintergreep Thymol and q few
other ingredients that, lave wrought
such wonderful cures all over the cotlts-
try.
This compound Is known as ODD:
Preservation for Eczema and twill cool
and heal the itchy, burning skin as'
nothing else can.
A CSC trial bottle VIII prove Il.
OF course all other druggists have
Odd. Prescription g TO them II Sof'
can't come to its but don't accept sotile
big. profit substitute.
Bit if YOU come : 20 our store, we are
so pertain % what Odd. will do for YOU
that We sofEer you q full size boz tle on
this guarantee; - 4 YOU dc, hot ind that
ii takes away the Itch X AT ONCE i
costs you not q cent 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-27
MAN DIES OF CHAMBERS


NEW HAVEN, Conn. After an ILL
ness Of nine weeks, Albert Naegel died
OF CHAMBERS Yesterday. That is the
second death Of a human7being from
CHAMBERS here in few months. The
other was that Of DR.. Joseph Kelly,
former national ylce-President of the
Elks.
The case OF Naegel attracted much
attention from physicians because Of
the extent OF The illness and other
features and the Yale Medical School
took many observations and photo
graphs. Just4howhe'got the disease Is
uncertain, but friends say he held a
horse ohttof Kindness while stronger
went into d stable to try to sell IT.
The horse isHeesed and the disease was
absorbed through the eye. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-27

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&C. ID 4 q B. . aa
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and a few weeks uSc will cause new hair 10
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for a short time after which two or three
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Immsda,ey alter applying little Dam
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If YOU wish to double the beauty Of your
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-27
HIGH PRAISE FROM SCHOOL
TEACHERS

COMPARISONS ARE MADE WITH
/. THE MOST EXPENSIVE WORKS
WHICH. SHOW VALUE OF THIS
VOLUME.
Everything goes by comparison,
The play was good because it was bet
ter than some other play; a, dainty
morseE served for desert was deli.
cious because It pleased the palate
more than similar dish; that late
novel was the best because 1t suited
the reader better than some other
novels. And so it goes-we compare
everything we do-all We see-with
something we have done. Or seen,
The West Virginian's Atlas is up for
comparison now. The principal of a
school in neighboring city compared
1t to an expensive volume which had
previously been used for quick refer
ence. TheSerdict is that the Standard
Atlas is preferred because it is con,
else and one does not need to read
pages of lrrelatiTe matter to get the
information,
A school teacher, said she had never
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-27
WHY NOT USE COMMON sENsE7
That Cough My Develop into Terrible
Consumption.
Take Bears Emulsion and Save Your
Life-Tubsrculosis the Worst
Foe tn,vlrgfnia Today.

Tuberculosis is an old disease but
with its great age it has gathered TO
itself great strength. 1t is the most
formidable foe WHICH we have to con-
tend in Virginia To-Day.
Ii is more inpatient than any or all
other diseases combined, because the
public are wide awake TO the dangers
Of such disease as smallpox, typhoid
fever, diptherla, pneumonia, and scar
lei fever; and we take the necessary
precautions regarding them, but We
fail TO use ordinary common sense
when we come to deal with corlsump-
ton, the most prevalent and most de-
structive Of all. tuberculosis inereasr
es more rapidly than any other dis.
ease.
Why? Because the people ofstoday
don't stop until they have to. gThey
will go themselves and let the nem.
bers of their family go with cough,
sore lungs, weak spots. when as soon
MS they take cold IT strikes them every
time. Stop and think Of the awful
Roadway consumption is making to-
day. Consumption can be cured and
IL you. haven't-it, you can take care
OF yourself so you won't get it
But you want to keep your system
in good shape. And to do this, take
Bears Emulsion. You can get It in
your town and It only costs one dollar
a. bottle, ~.
For sale by Mountain City Drug Co.,
Opposite Court House, and Hall Drug
store, First ward.