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The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-02
BIG BOWLING MEET,

Chicago, March 1--Fhnal plans were completed for the beginning of the twelfth tournament of the American Bowling congress. which will open at Dexter park pavilion at the stock yards tomorrow night The tourna- mept will continue for three weeks
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-02

FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS RE OVER LEASED WIRES. But Two Papers in the Stat.
 This Service. THE NEWS WHILE IT IS !,
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-02

ch 1.--Forecast for or rain Saturday;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13
MAY ERECT HOME
At BEDFORD CITY
Delayed Action by Elks Regarded
as Favorable to Viz
GINA Location.

Special TO The Times Dis putch.l
Lyn-nOurS, a.. July - -Des..te th,.
TACT tnat III means another years de-
Jay ia the rebuilding ol the home. local
l-lhs We're pivaseu with tine recent
Grand Lodge meeting ~ that order
nt PORTLAND. ore. wutu ID was decided
% take no steps iookius either 10 the
;emcva! or the Reconstruction OF the
nationai nome ot iue ora-r uea. Bed
ford CITY.
Prominent members of the local
.oage winch has long oeen aght!us
10 retain the home lu Virginia. be-
Aeye tne matter Will be- settled finally
a. the hocneste~ meeting next july.
1Ad mat the decision az that tlne ,yill
DE 20 retain the home 10 Bedford cuun-
IS and tor the reha bllitaiion OF tie
institution.
Rails are being laid on the railroad
wnlcn rs to connect the mine Of the
lcdmont Mansauese Corporation with
tte JAMES RIVER Branch vi the Cnes-
apeaNe ana On!o hallway. six miles
cast OF Lynchourg. and id Will not be
long be ore me eomlauy wnl De able
TO deliver IT, ore To- tile railway COM
pany Tor shipment lhe development
"t tne PROPERTY goes on steadily
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13
ARRESTED IN SALISBURY.
negro Wanted for Burglary in AIca-
nndrin Now IN jul.

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
Sal!sburs' y. c. July le.-Ester VIII
iams. colored. was nabDed by Sheriff
J. NJ Mckenzie. OF Rowan county. and
Special Officer Oracle cI the southern
hallway Company. ia Salisbury last
night He is charged with burglary
Ia Alexandria, Va. wncre 1t is said
be entered the Southern Railway depot
and two stores several months aao.
The negro Is said TO bo a desperate
character He refuses TO return to
Virginia without requrit'ou papers
from Governor Mann He VIII DO
held in Rowan jail until the papers
are secured.
Plans have been completed for the
opening Of the Salisbury District Con
ference OF the Methodist Church. which
VIII convene In Spencer July ~ FOR
three days session Rev. J. a.
Rowe presiding cider viii preside
and reports viii Toe made from the
sixteen pastoral charges in tho dis
trict II IS expected That $50 ,clc-
gates Will be IN attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13
DECIDE CASE TO-DAY
strong Case Appurently Nndc against
NirginIn Eoodstum sintuIc.

Argument N the case OF tho Amer
lcan Milling COMPANY against state
Food and Dairy Commissioner saunders
and other state officers before Judges
COT. Pritchard ana Waddin in the
United Sintes District Court. was CON
Guided early yesterday afternoon.
Cournt adjoured until > o'clock. when
IL was - have announced it's decision.
Owing to the absence OF counsel for
the defendants the court deferred an
nouncing It's opinion until 1880 clock
this morning
The milling company New Jersey
corporation. Is seeking to restrain this
state from enforcing a law which pro-
hihits the shipment OF certain food
products into Virginia on the grounds
that II is unconstitutional. The de-
tense contends that the Virginia.
statute IS in conflict with the Federal
laws governing interstate commerce
Apparently strong case has been
made out against the Stat" Nd the de-
cision Of the District Court is being
awaited with interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13
MASSIVE SILVER SERVICE
Presented to Rctiriug ChnIrmun Pol
lard by His Colleagues.

Colonel Barton II. Grundy gave an
elaborate dinner ut the COMMONWEALTH
CLUB last night Ia honor " Council
man II * Pollard. Jr. retiring chair
inan vi the Couuo!i Commute on FL
;incc Mayor Richardson. members Oi
the Committee on Finance ind q number
- n.mb,rs OF the Council tad city
oh'eia!s ~ere present nnmbsr %:
t' snlns "5s greatly enjoyed.
Colonel Grundy viii probably be
tla1e chairman OF the incoming Com
mite on Finance. which takes Office
9Th the new council on September l.
Inc committee over which MIR Pol
lard has presided presented MIN with
a handsome silver service on a piattei,
Presented to "a. r. Pollard Jr
chairman, Dy the Committee on FL
nance OF the city OF Richmond. 1919"
Nlr. Pollard responded briefly. eN-
pressing his regret that business rea
sons mad compelled his retirement from
the Council. and his best wishes foi.
ms colleagues who continue in tho ser
vice OF the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13
lO3 East Broad Street.
North Carolina.

burglary In that ne broke into the
dwelling of samuel iIawkins some
weeks ago In this city Wnl Davis is
TO be tried FOR assault on Nirginia
Williams. colored GIL "a IVES, IA
leigh. week ago. Both ale 10 be
tried at this term of court
Governor Kitchin nonored to-day
The requisition from the Governor OF
virginia for ". o. Galloway VINO IL
wanted Ia Roanoke tor grand lar
ceuy. and is IN Jan at Hish Point
awaiting the coming OF officers from
virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13
I.mes-D spatch Bureau,
BoiiingoroolS Street
Cnelepr one lS45A
TetoTs oure Va. Juiy /

Peters burg Va. July H.
The newly elected 6.Acers OF Pc
torshurs Lodge. No ~. L. u o. f..
We're installed ia Office last night by
District Deputy Grand Master James
a. A'iriend. They are as follows
Noble grand. IS c. " eaver sitting
past grand. James c. hoy: vlce-grand.
William G Mauoy. recorGns secre-
tary. James a. .Aifriend. nnanciai sec
rotary, Robert l. Aitey; warden. :.
r. Gtinsteadi conductcr n W. Haw-
"ins chaplain T. j. Hudgins: out
side guardian, L A. Andrews. inside
guardian, Joseph I. Carte. right sup
porter, H. Rodgers Alter the in
.allation. social session was nelt
and refreshments were served
Smallpox Erndicatcl.
OF tho ten cases of snaIpo1 re-
Gently in charge OF the health officer
IN this city, nine have been cured
and the patients liscna- gel from
quarantine. only one case remains
under treatment. Strict quarantine
and prompt vaccination prevented
spread OF the disease Menawhlle.
though the money has been appropri
lted and is In hand for the erection OF
a pesthouse no steps have been taken
20 build such hospital, which the
Health Department, has been strenu-
ousiy urging In and out of season.
Accident From Cnvcin.
George Hobbs. /, colored laborer in
the employment of Pcriunson &
Finn. was caught under a cavein this
morning at the firms Sid pit a:
Battersea lie sustained i compo a.,.
Fracture OF the right leg between
tina knee and the ankle. lilo was taxi
en- TO his home on Csrlei Street. and
from thence to the Petersburg Hos
pitol for proper treatment No one
else was hurt hy the cavein
KR ztGdistHane-fnrr shrdl h h sh
Montague III Ettrich.
Ex-Governor Montague, opposing
Captain Lamb for Congress In the
third district addressed a large ga
therine OF tile people of Ettrlck and
vicinity last night In tho interest OF
his candidacy lie was given cor
dial reception. Mr.. Montague came
over 10 Petersburg IN the Afternoon
and was accompanied TO Ettrick bs
several friends
Richmond BOY Taken Home.
John p Hale. AIRED II years rum
away from his nome I'M Richmond. was
returvod TO that home to-day. having
been taken into custody ~ .he police
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13
News Of South Richmond

ed this afternoon at o'clock from
me nome. ana the interment VIII be
I'm the church grounds.
Mrs Woodcock leaves. besides her
husband. eight children-Miss Otelia
Noodcock and Mrs. l.. w smith and
j. r. B. F.. L. w and / n Wood
cock. OF cnesterleid. and 7. \. and l.
D. Woodcock of Hampton She is also
survived By thirty grandchildren.
CAPTAIN Cosby on Furlough
Captain Herman Cosby. OF Engine
COMPANY, No. 49, u spending his ten
day iurlough an several Northern
cites. among them being Philadelphia.
Baltimore New York and Atlantic
City During his absence Lieutenant
W alter H. smith is in charge of the
SouthSidc fircftghters
Personal Mention.
Charles Conway and daushter. Miss
hazel or lexington Ky. arc tho
Heights
Miss Mae Sampson is visiting her
sister i'm Utica. y "
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hinnant are
spendins the summer at Catawba.
MISS Allie Lee Penick IS visiting
relatives in Halifax county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13
News Of Petersburg

mere Among the possessions OF tho
Dog were two fun packs OF cards. y
mum Der OF way candles memorandum,
DOCKS. several papers of safety pms
ana purse containing a small sum
Of money. He was doubtless intent on
seeing something Of the world
Personal and Otherwise.
Mrs. VIM H. Camp and daughters.
Misses Mary and Harriet, arc spend
ing the summer in Nova Scotia
~ the residence of the Rev. Lloyd
G. Moore. the officiating minister. IN
west Washington Street last night.
MISS Pearl Gertrude Cogle. daughter
OF Mr. Willis Alexander Cogle. was mar
RED TO Ernest Ltnwood Heath Miss
Mary ivcy was maid OF honor and
Thomas woody was best man A
number of relatives and friends wero
Work on the new Memorial Metho-
dist Church on West Washington
street is progressing satisfactorily.
The edihco Will be completed n the
TALL. and VIII be a very handsome and
oommodious one.
The city this year gave It's contract
Tor supplies of coal OF all grades to
an outside concern whose bid wa,
much lower than those of local deal
ers
Police omcer James NJ Vaughan has
been quite I'll for several weeks. but
ms condition is reported as now inn
Mrs. c. W Howcrton has Seen taken
to the Petersburg Hospital. suner.n.
with typhoid fever.
The Rev. Mr.. Gwathmey. student
nt the Episcopal Seminary near Alex
andrin, has taken charge of historic
old Merchants Hope Church. in Princa
George, and st Johns Church, at City
Point for the summer.
w W
manager OF the Froma Steamboat Line.
mas accepted the position OF travelling
freight claim agent with the SeaboarL
AIR Line Railway. with headquarters
/ IN Americus. Ga
Tomorrow night at the Lyric Thea
tre George Herbert. OF Richmond, and
Aoe Boshes, of this city. will engage
In wrestling match. the conditions
being that Boshes must 7ut Herbert's
shoulders to the mat twieS within an
hour.
Company d. Norfolk Light Art,l-
lery Blues. arrived in Petersburg at
'.io o'clock this evening. and in COM
punv With the Petersburg Grays went
into encampment at the Country Club
in Dinwiddie
They VIII be in camp for two days.
( training for the National Encampment
In PENNSYLVANIA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13
NEW BATH HOUSE
Plans Approved for Structure to he
Erected by John l.. Branch.

Building and repair permits were is
sued Yesterday as follows
Richard II. Pace 70 erect ~ ona-
story brick tenement two stores. l26s-
1871 Ashland Street, TO cost $1,000.
John II Branch. to erect O. detached
two-story public bath binding on she
South side OF Main street. between
Pine and Laurel Streets. 10 cost $40
200.
Chesapeake and Onto Railway Com
pany. TO repair brick store. 1870 East
Main street. to cost s 600
Mrs Jean Eisen1nau, 90 repair two
brick dwellings. 71o-721 North Second
Street TO cost $4,000.
Baptist Home foi Aged Women. 20
erect three-story brick home on the
north side % Grove Avenle between
llarvie ami Plum Streets. TO cost 500
600
ing. SOS East Grace Street 10 cost sa.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13
DANyILLF; LAWYERS HONOR
MEMORY Of ". 7. HARRIS,
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

IT - - IIIfF-9 = u ID t'-Ii-I
Danville, Va. July At the close
of the Corporation Courts July SEES
sion here this morning memorial ax-
ercise were held in respect TO the late
w r Harris. a prominent member
or the Danvil.e bar. VINO died three
weeks ago. In presenting some reso-
lutions from the Danville Bar Assoc
citation. Eugene Withers paid glow
ing tribute to the dead lawyer whc
was member of the local bar FOR
thir;y-one years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13
ALLEN JURY NOT
ABLE TO AGREE
Considers Case for Several
Hours, When Adjournment
Is Taken Until To-Day.
CLOSING ARGUMENTS MADE
l'riei, Nephew OF Floyd, viii Be
Placed on Trial on
July u.
CLOSING ARGUMENTS MADE
tspeeial I The rlmes. ltsnatcn. !

i
"S'"oNilIe' Va July l2.-After be-
Ing out from $50 o'clock this AFTER
noon iii 80 o'clock ,o-ujt,r,t IN. mr..
In tho c,eo ~, ci,,i
-"' On 'ii'
'o' P"' 'iS'paN ZION ln t1e Hiilsville
courthouse tragedy OF last March. an
nonnced that II mad not reached an
agreement and cour, Adjourned until
40 o'clock TO- morrow morning
~ VAS ANNOUNCED this afternoon
that friel Alien nephew Of FLOYD
Allen, who mas aircac. been convict
90 ui murder IN the hrst degree. car
ryins with ~ the death penalty for
MS part In tho courthouse shooting.
would next be placed on TRIAL Wed
neshay' July 7, being the date named
for the trial lie VIII be charged
win tho murder % commemorative
Attorney Foster
judge Waller r staples, who is
presidl suggested thar tho remain
der Of tn cases be consolidated but
the attorneys failed to reach an
nFreeinent ~ this
iinirston Completes Argument.
Court opened az o'clock this morn
ing Judge Hairston. ior tho defense,
completed his argument. which had
h'en interrupted by adjournment yes
terfar he traced the trouble lead
inG TO the shooiing from its source
the rescue % tic TWO Edwards boys
by FLOYD allen and then contrasted
re circumstances pointing 20 con
spiTacY on part or the Aliens with
conspiracy Dy Goad and bis friends.
Then he took UP tho instructions and
Impressed upon the 3lry the facts that
tho law provides they must believe
the uccused guilty beyond q reason
able doubt before rendering verdiet
10 that effect
John Draper, the third counsel for
the Commonwealth. spoke next. and
his argument occupied one hour and
fifteen minutes He congratulated
'he jury that they were near the end
~ ions but impor,an, case. and IN
rery clear. logical manner With the
use 90 many Illustrations attempted
10 show how the circumstances prov
e. conspiracy and concluded hv ap-
pealins 10 The Jury FOR just and
ifne verdict
defense He opened his argument ~
they hnd over j@r!es ~ previous
tfials ~,h more evidence. AFTER
showing what he termed incOnsls
icne!es in statements made ~ the
counsel for the Comwonweal,h about
the defense he took w The question
ot conspifacy and Brought out the
uconrgpities ia the conspiracy which
tne Aliens are charged wiih having
planned. ana emphasized the faci tnat
Floyd Allen was tne OBJECT OF Tire az
TOR he - showing aesire on the
rtrt oi Goad TO Get rid Of aim This
rreech lasted two hours. after which
court adjourned for dinner
Close" for communicable.
Ms Wysor closed the case 20 the
Commonwealth by an afeumen; o.,
two hours and thirty minutes. lie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13
tGirk-R arrisbQ O.
OF East Broad, near Seventh.

and counsel considered dates FOR tho
trlal OF the other Allen cases and
Wednesday. july II. was agreed up
on, a. which time Friel Allen. nephew
OF Floyd Allen. nov H. tr- jlu at
Roanoke. Will he trie,. On the second
Indictment for the murder ~ William
II Foster
The Commonwealth -ncved for 4
venire from Washington county 10 be
summoned ana it was agreed that
the same evidence be considered as on
the former trials.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13
Negro BndIy Injured.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Danvilie. Va. july Iva! endeay-
orlny 10 eaten freight tralu. north
bound. just beyond the North Main
nlngham. negro, slipped while grasp
100. box ear ana .ou beneath the
wheels and mad both OF his .egs sew
cred below the knees He was carried
20 the General Hospital, where he lies
Ia preca riols state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13

l'hunr Madison ll5.
More mystery Was added 10 the bOn
Air berry pntch murder Us the dis
eoNery yestrtuay ol q bloody pm
cushion and Observation-Disclosures
ceutvepitct Within "a uundred yards
uf the spot upon Which The nUde body
cushion WIS found ~ County Oncer
George JaIrel niuden among the
leaves Just what bearing u Wl4l have
on tho case hr - ana p!v 70 say
~ nile numerous small. articles are
i'm tn. haNds OF tuc autnortcs. none
Nenr amy uistiu= ulsuius marx A. oot-
label pi Soni inside ufusslsi hAr con-
tanned blackberry Wine instead OF
4.laAanum. lt u.s ascertaineu oy an
examination Pieces OF the woman's
sNlgt Wcfr found DIt The name OF the
maker had Deco Destroyer, while tine
otnur pieces 81 cloth were too small
nae county Supervisors have offered
q reward ol $3.50 for the arrest and
conviction VI tne WOm4ns murderer.
AAsistrat, D. W Cheatham has sup
Tor the finder OF the missing clothes.
4 colureu Woman, il is said. mas init
mated tnlt she can point out tne
place they aro hidden Her story w!l.
ue physiological to-day
Womnu Ch.sreed Nth SANDER.
Mrs AiAry IriiUr iorty-iiNs years
ay squire J. B. iranktn ln the slim
of sluN Tor appearance before Justice
il A. MHurlDt this morning Ia the
phNr. CONT Part NJ
Airs Teller is accused. in warrant.
with s1anderlna- the complainant. Mrs
Matte Peters. pv using innocent Jam
euuee the warrant was served 81
Fathcr and Sons Arrested.
Luther Us orsnam. forty -ci4ht Years
old. Hnd two SONS. Leslie and BERNARD.
were arrestea yestelaay gP COMPLIANT
warrant that thcy hnd cursed ana
abused and threatened TO do him
hooly hlrn All were hlned, and Will
he .iveu hearing this morning iu
the lolce Court rnrt li
nan street property sold.
For ID cons ..ratlon o $3.50 Frank
S Anderson Yesterday. according 40
deed of bargain and Sale recorded in
tne iluatiuE. Court. Part H.. acquired
from tri. f-liut @..Irir fa4n ami Real r-s-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13
sine nna Prison s,ntcncc.

TSpeclll % Inc Times- Dispatchl
Bristol, Va. July I2-Mayor Rice
to-da. concluded the cases OF the Com
Wonwealth against the Keepers OF COR
TAIN resorts hy f.n:ag Roy Jones 500
and giving him six months in prison.
and allowing Amanda Otis and Eliza
Parker ten days In which 10 leave the
city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13

Albert Jenkins, colored. was con-
vioied OF malicious woundins vester-
day ~ jury in the Hastings Court.
and sentenced to one year on the roads
Rosa Brown. colored. ar-aiEned on
charge Of houseb-eakins, was ac-
quilted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13

II you had nedic!n. thar ws,,a
htTensihen the liver the stomach, ,ha ,It1
Meys ana The bowels. and a, the same i'm.
1n1Se you strong with syEserlc ,ont,'
nom.t you believe you would soon be wsn,
That's The Lax Eos Way. VII
we nsk you to bay the ars; bottle on N,
druggist 20 sell you the second youi
~ keeps your whole ins.aa right
mere is nothing elSa made ike lava,
fs'HsH1'eF she Dame-LAx,FOs-Adv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13

Like bllthoa. morry music. T1H makeF
your feet fairly dance Away go the
aches and pains tine corns and cali
louses. the blistors and bunions.
TIZ draws out the acide and poisons
that puff the feet No matter how
hard YOU work. how long you dance,
how long you are on your feet TIH
brings that infinite calm and reposc
10 tired aching feet that puts YOU at
case with yourself and all the world
Try Tiz foot bath and your wrinl<icd
brow viii smooth out as u never ala
before.
Write TO-DAY to walter Luther Dodge
& CO. 1928 : Wabash Ave-. Chicago.
H. for free. trial package OF TIX or
20 to any drug store. department or
general store and Fet q package OF
, TlZ. % cents box And see that you
by TlZ-demand III Don't accept a
! substitute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13

No. we're not asking FULL price for
Clothing now You can save $500 to
$1,000 on Summer Suit.
Run your eye along the list Of items
offered at this great Bargain Feast and
sec if you can afford to stay away We
hardlv think Won canl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13

The rebuilo ng At the Nletor tobacco
plant, which was partially destroyed
by fire SIX weeks ago, has been
practically completed, and VIII be
ready for occupancy within few
days. In e. VIII be located the dryer
and boilers ana the shipping ana
nnnkinr rnnms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13

OTIS Powell or 1if Petersburg Turn
pike. yesterday reported TO the police
OF the 'rhirl District the theft Of n
blue ser, cos.t valued az 80 which
was stolen from hook AT the cod
ward Lumber Company Fourth and
az IL t.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13

-t"', a." 49, -
Luther Wora nam forty -eisnt Years
old and two SONS. Leslie and Bernard,
We're arrested Yesterday On com pl-lnt
or A. D. Cham lee, VINO ALLEGED Va
warrant tnat they hld cursed and
abused and threatened TO do him
hooly hnrn All were hliled, and Will
Doe gwen hearing thiS morning iu
no.. IOIre Cuurr Fart III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13

: jury re"red tns cur,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
SOLOMON DERBY
 IS POSTPONED
RACE WILL NOT 6E RUN UNTIL
 EIGHTEENTH OF JANUARY.

AS it was found imDossible to make sure of more than three entries for the Solomon Derby if 1t were run on December 3l that race has been post - poned until January Is.
 The drivers and directors of tn,. Kennel Club held d meeting to discuss the subject and it was found that by postponing the race until the January date that seven, and possibly eight. entries would be made. As this mum Der would insure good contest those in charge decided upon the postpone. ment.
 There will be several races on the day of the Aks,la carnival among the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
Special Nugget Service.


 tONSTASTINoPL Dec. 23- Fighting of the most severe kind con. tinues in front of Junina between th, Greek and Turkish armies. Both sides are lighting with desperate dctcrmina tion and the result is stiil tn doubt Instead of staying within the city the Turks have come outside and the bat . tie is raging in the open. Since the rcpulsc. news of which was tete- graphed to Constantinuplc. the Greeks have succeeded in obtaining strong endorsements and have again press ed tn" warfare home.
 Both sides ale well supplied with artillery and small arms su that th,. casualties are unusually heavy. \ defeat for the Greeks this dime misut mean pursuit DN the enemy while a defeat of the Turks will mean th. end of the struggle in that province.
 All Greece is anxi"usly watching the fight as the defeats in the war of lSgT have ranked in tn. G~=..iau miuf eyer since and u most intense desire prevails to wipe out their memory by a victory over the same enemy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
TURKS IN MYT|LENE
 SURRENRER TO GREEKS
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 ATHENS. Dee. 22.-Accordinp to a dispatch received here today the Turkish garrison of the island of Mytilene has surrendered tu the Greeks.
 It is supposed that after the last sea battle between the Turkish and Greek ships the Greek naval vessels sailed tO the island and demanded it's equalization. Not being in d position to oppose the guns of the Greek yes sels the Turkish commander complied. Mytilene IS on the coast of Asia Minor and will now probably be held as d dependency by Greece unless it IS otherwise stipulated in th" peace agreement.
 The accounts coming from Jtnini are by TO means So favorable to this country.
 IL is admitted now that the army was repulH.d rather severely by the Turkish force but the hope is enter tanied that the losses can be made up when e-enforCementS reach the Greek army In the neighborhuod in which the isastrpus light took place.