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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-01
REBEL CHIEF IS
GIVEN LIBERTY

FL PASO. Texas. Oct. @1.-An a..
tempt by the Mexican government to
hold Colonel Pascual Orozco. Sr. in
Jail forty days moro without trial WAS
frustrated to-day by Judge \ VI. VOL
ihOl. OF a local district court. OrozcO
already has served forty days IN the
~ PasO Jail as result OF a procedure
prescribed by the international extra.
dition treaty. He was freed today at
toe expiration OF the allotted time.
Consul r. c. Liorente. OF Mexico. who
caused his detention pending extradi
tion. offered no proofs IN the Federal
court OF the murder charge made by
the Mexican government
Given his liberty from the Federal
court. the aged revolu;ionist WAS re-
arrested b. state Rangers on another
eNtradition charge preferred by Gov
"rnor Gonzales ~ the State Of chi
fuehua. through Governor Colquit. of
Texas. This wEs made possible
through an eNfraG'tion treaty between
the two border States.
OrozcO's attorneys secured the sec
ond and final release by habeas cor
pus. Judge Wo'thoi held that the sec
cnd appeal for eNjradltion virtually
was with intent 10 send the prisoner
to Mexico on the same cause or red
on the original cause for VII On OrOZ-
co already had served forty days i'm
prisonment without trial or without
Testimony being offered by the Mcxi
can government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-01
PRESIDENT TAFT AND THE PoTreas.

The Homer Company ~ Ne,eI W ", is ths
The pottery. wc's 81 ono OF the mos,
eXpet and best Informed manuf1ct;r.rs iar
statement to the The protective
10 the Editor OF Ireriroucer.-
district ohio. study Of cond lions on the
those ,ond r m T. - for aylgtrr fh pro
ec' policy o." pottery situation accepted perIaps
Industry, The NECESSITY Tor uch proeion
aon ana IyuF American "as's but the application
more direct and more easily ccmprehcnted
frarlc naurc Of he Goods ana ratsr, 90 ,sa, % % ] s 70
eut.-o'y WORK OF the hrrisr hand r,r % y t -
&ae & sy machinery Not since other clements
o. tho boo this o produo
n "ool ana Cost At home largely the difference u labor
rreiominae sutftanua dccrcc ncessary
hour Women in Arosre. receive frot, f7 4 - ', yeI
states from civilized stands be-
taken t-e pain 10 nvesl-,,s
ma N" noErg people F,t ''e penny OF thar
demonstrated profits ~ European cv own
i m '. 'en'ni o 'n. part ~ H" tariff. their profits
"'Nt n' greater hah those abroad
outpaf closer -rarrir t..a a, -s DOING os,y G
roduce prices tsa, must .f,er o. en- ~ I %
vac. Ja 90 .nre as NE vorteu dollar
dursion Ttie tlr bu, ~ 5c deliberate .,s
i.sA aud ta.s fl. nor. rsr 1 T nov ,, t.
va - That time 40 potter, used this
rsh'irr with c importer eyer 5,y to t @ g-o % , w ore ore
N' IN no hs present proportion Of e business
70 hs coanty a. oser price at e0cuo" have be
The conclusion or ,o,, for Roosevelt
rsrh VII amounts wy 10 The sarc as E vote to throw The American
Your. ,er, ,u,
". o.. WELLS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-01
PA WHEELING HAS
CARNIVAL OF FUN
TAFT CONFIDENT OF
BEING REELECTED
1ntsllisercsr bureau.
waEhinEton, d. C, Oct il.


President Tart does lot au-
tic.pate any political compNca-
tiuns tn resui; from the VI.
cancy on the Republican ma
'ional ticket caused by the
death o. Vice Prcs.dcn- Sher-
man. In expecting ha: the
condition L. one easily adjust
ed. Mr. Taft declared hc haa
no candidate Tor the place. iIe
made il plain tonight tha;
any good man will suit him.
The vacancy. believes Ia.
President. Is q ballot vacancy.
which the Repub!ican national
committee can easily TN after
the election. II will then be- mp
10 the electoral college. should
the Republicans triumph. to
ratify tho choic" ~ tho uI-
tiondl committee. The prpsi-
dent is feeling coundou; oi
V.ndlcaiiuu a. TIE polls next
Tuesday Talking 20 aom. of
his friends to-day. he said b,
Is satisfied the American peo-
pie, when times are good. are
not willing 20 tnke "A step in
the dark. the effect OF which
upon business conditions they
do not know. All callers at
the White House since Nr
Taft returned 10 hingtou
are struck with his feeling of
optimism
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-01
SHERMAN FUNERAL WILL
BE HELD ON SATURDAY
-kEsIDEsT TAFT CALLS
ON NATION TO HONOR
DEAD VICE RESIDEET

WAsHfNGToN. - e.. oct "a
--Fr'stdeut Tart TODAY issued
ils Following proclamation.
7" a." pcupl" Of thu United
jam. S,Aoolcraft sherman.
Vic" PRECEDENT 90 tl- United
state. dicd AZ his home ln Ttlca.
y. y. at o.f@ o'clo'E ON thu
evening ~ pctGh.r 1". 1871. Ia
his death the nation has lost one
OF It, MOST illustrious citizens.
and one - its most efficient and
faithful servants. Elected az AN
early axe to- the fnayof~hlp or
'ouEiencc OF his con fuuuity was
shown 10y hi~ election for 30
terms az "A representative Ia the
national Congress.
As O. legislator Ic az o.re took
and retained high rank and di~
played such attributes OF upright
and wi-e state-manshfp ua o.
commend hia to th. people OF
the United states for ia. second
highest ouiCe within their gift.
~ presiding officer or tlc sen
at- he won the respect Hfd ,.~-
teem 90 ull Tor his fairuc~S and
imrartialitf. Hts private life
was hohl" and good. IT, g0u.al
disposition and attraCtiN.U-s 81
character -udeared him to- all
whose privilege IL was To- know
hiiu. Ills devotion To- the best
Interests uf h.s natiV. land Will
eudcar his memory to his fellow
COuAtr.nIeu.
I'm respect t. his m"mory and
the eminent aud various services
Of this high Official and patriotic
public servant. ! direct that on
the day Ur the rune ritt the .N..-
'ufiNc Offices of the United
states shall bc closed and al
p"-ts and stations pf tie army
and navy shall display tho ma
iipnal ilaE at hair mast and that
th" representatives. of the uitsd
states IN foreign countries shall
Uar appipuriat" tribute to VA. IL
iustrlous dead Tor 90 p'Ti"l OF go
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-01

WASHINGTON. oct a1-The Inter
stat, Commerce commission late 10
day amended It's original order in the
Tap line case In such a way as will
enable the tap lines 20 appeal 10 the
commerce court Tor relief. The order
declares majority of tine rap lines
not common carriers and not entitled
to receive from the trunk lines allow.
arces or divisions o. through rates
J. the order should be held valid. ID
viii mean "a loss Of about e. 000. 900 q
year tO the tap lines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-01
WHY HE FAYORS VIM. H. TAFT

Whee.ne U Na. oer. 90. 1919.
No hay" asked " t' -'e 10 irisf
ton ~ William o. believe Do he
n irw ol
Because conhIrrre shaken o. Asa ir-
spr'd four
opiorunff urhouudd getting
am " ia THAT tHlH
assuming ts great frt ~ tro American
oofrf"f riEh t
ry 'as bon " rooE o financial
END inc advent m r 10 Tl o @ precedence
nr of lo'"r hrf'r Americans to mo-
h to1 con. "- ar urftI. unbiased
zen cannot at u. William i I' 'Ne
servant bis
th" custom tlr American conditions
sr1ir of
coamr 1l"e dslIfnr THE ove
n makIrg change since change
f
Tat ~ indus.
tef Wilson farn no
getting away from l n does believe NJ
profe' on m Amefan n1s aud American
blrtt atd n' man @ rRlt o challenge tis
citizenship h l" for Republican
claims t.f h'puitan it.e bg.t
with HhornE .ia.es
prrfefla-g
a.
hard hs cpra.-.afr.
fI Nh. emit g NOT,
nch rrrIo, exponent o Republican Hr'rcpo.
o a OBJ" advocate ~ fn principles
o. r altar Or personal disapprot ~ N Taft 10
BE- Going DIE duty an american citizen.
fuir
THOMAS uNskfNs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-01
HALLOWEEN CELEBRATION
PROVED \ HI GE SUCCESS
Hammer" Was Burned During
the Evening and All the Knock
ers Eliminated from City.
Boosters Have Made Their Entry
Few Accidents Occurred TO
Mar Pleasure of Evening.


Il the witches viii return the
brooms 80 Viii sweep up the confetti
bhi~ morning. piarr everything in
order ana with the exception Of a
h'ti" election excitement, live peace
I inIiy Tor another year
Onil. hereaf'cr ihor,. NUI be no
kno"ker, IN Wheeling for with
spe' tacuiar M1rdi Gras parade. a bed
Ian Of noi-' AMI "a nigh, ~ jolIifca-
nou ant lru. viewed b. cheering thou.
sands that jhrolEoI The streets.
70 HmOth hammer especially con.
structed tor On" occasion and appro-
priately dedicated was burned on
, Wheeling hili af $50 O'Clock last
evening. sisnifyIua the death OF all
knockers and Incidentally bringing to-
happy ani successful elimination
th- most elaborate Halloween cele-
bra'ion IN Pa Whe,liue's history.
In the future only boosters can live
la our city, and "a knocker viii be q
thiug OF the dim pasta relic or
ancient times. The dring Of the three
rockets hitch was m" signal for the
iFnliion ot the hammer was also the
signal for IN" exodus of all dissaiis.
fed and fauit-tndinv persons. leaving
! the city TO bc Tcigned over by the
doN" or peace and the spirit Of
brotherly love. A"d by participating
I In the celebration last evening we all
ACKNOWLEDGED their sovereignty and
pledged our support To their admins
i tration.
Doinss Start Early.
! Observance ot the day begar early
Thursday morning. aud by noon every
body and everything vas astir with
anticipation. The indications we're
Tor bi, time in the evening. and
that The indications were borne out
was demons rated by the celebration
which followed. and which came TO
close only when Old Sol made his
d first appearance from behind the
eastern hills this morning
Never In the history OT Wheeling or
any other city it's size has there been
such an overflow al such an occasion
as during the Halloween celebration.
With all the principal railroads run
ming excursions into this city and
carr. ing large delegations from all
he surrounding towns. b. was esti-
mated that fully 100000 persons took
part IN or viewed last evening dem
oustrntiCn
Berirs ~ from 10" lime the ham,
Nor was dedicated In front of the
city building az o'ciucl, until the last
weary c"lebrant had Wended his way
hom"ward This morning after march
ing in IN" parade. throwing confetti
IN pretty girls faces. blow nE horns
in oh mons ears and enjoying all the
privileges Of the Halloween season.
even after viewing ttr burning OF
(continued on Twelfth Page)
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Compare the Records Before You Decide
Conway and
Wife i'm CUSTODY
Charged With Numbering Sophia Sing.
er' Whose mutilsted Body Was
Found in Chicago House.
MIS-. Conway Denies Any knowledge
OF the Crime and Gives State
mcnt to Detectives

LIMA. O.. oct 3l.-Two detectives
from Chicago. who arrived here to-
nay 10 take charge OF MIR and Mrs.
Charles Conway. who were arrested
here today In connection with the
murder oi Sophia g. Singer in a chi.
cago .Ooming house Monday night. de-.
cided 10 deter :heir departure 10 that
city until to.morrov.
This decision was reached after
hearing lengthy statement from
Mrs. Conway. who recited IN detail
heir actions on the n ght Of the muir
der and their movements thereafter
Sh" declared that Miss Singer had
told her she VAS tired of her fance.
William Worthen. and was 10 meet
man whom Mrs Conway believed to
be- Claude Stiilman.
She said that Miss Singer exhibited
10 her husband an iron doorknob
wrapped up IN Handkerchief and
said That she would get th. man
whom She vas TO meet ia another
place. and wanted Conway 10 hit him
With b so that she could get his
roll This. Mrs. CONWAY said. her
husband declined 10 do. and they LETT
Chicago that night and did not hear
Of the murder until later.
Mrs. Conwsy's Statement
Mrs. Conways statement 60 the de-
tectives. iu part, is a. follows.
The last Mr. CONWAY and saw %
Sophia Singer was about "a. 20 O'Clock
MONDAY r'Eht We u..-. n~oparir- ~
leave Chicago She had given us 80
and Two suits OF clothes Tor ms hus-
band
'Worther had lot early fro the day
Mis- Spencer. VINO had been lslre
with him as his wife. came iu th.
h0u-r about \ o'clock. and threw "a
card boo my lau. 30 bore tie name
StilliIan. with the first name
Claude. although I am now surn of
that. and ON 10 Was pen"llled Con.
gross don't know whether that
meant the Congress iiOicl or cafe or
WHaf
Oh sln said. 4 met the sw.iiest
irIow Ue FIJI. rather eldeIiv and Ids
Ioff oi diamonds Z am fo meet aim
after 1890. trd We are going iu %
Ccontnued on Psgs TwoJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-01

west VirEirfa-Hain friday: colder
~ night. Saturday fair fn VEST rafn o.
snow IN rasf portion colder.
Oto-nafn ard colder friday with
hrish - high north wfnds. saturday fair
western rsnf svivania-uaiu rrfdav.
colder ~ uiaht; Saturday cloudy ana
cnidsrs hrisk % ffgh norfhearf 70 norfF
wtnda.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-01
Radley May be
Vice-PreSident
Generally Thought That the National
Committee VIII Offer Post to
Missouri Statesman.
Senator 5orah and Senator Cummins
Arc Also Being Mentioned as ..
Candidates fer Place.

NEW YORK. oct. S1-The seiec
tion or a successor 10 Vice President
Sherman as the Republican candidate
10 go before the elect raj college in
January was the subject Ol Informal
discussion today among members ~
the Republican national COMMITTEES
now in New York Governor Herbert
, ). iladley. of Missouri. has been al
I yanced as the choice OF several mcin-
/ bers Of the committee. but no effort
has been made as yet TO settle upon
/ a candidate.
The FAC; that Chairman IlUes has
delayed the meeting Of the national
committee until November u.
week after election. will. IL is be-
/ lieved. prevent any general agree
ment upon the vice presidential can.
/ didate un,l after the results OF the
election are known.
Should President Taft and the
| Republican electors bc successful. or
should the election be thrown into
/ congress by the failure of any candi.
l date 20 secure majority. IL Is he
! lieved tho pressure would become
strong upon the national committee
10 name Governor IIadlcy. Senator
| Borah. senator Cummins or some
] hIN'T luau VINO Idu b'fu prominently
/ Identified IN tho Progressive move
ment. bu who did not Join the new
/ Procr, ssiye party.
The SUCCESS of either Wilson or
/ Roosevelt 10 the election Tuesday
would make Pho naming of Ropub-
ilican vice presidential candidate tho
neXt week only "a matter OF Formally
Republican leaders here today de-
ciafrd that 20 communication had
been had With Governor liHdlev or
any others whose names have been
proposed a4 fo their willingness 20
accept The post.clection nomination n
offered them
KANSAS CITY. Ocr -Goveruor
I IiIdleg tonight. iu answer fo the
question whether Dec would accept
the nomination as President Tars
/. running maze I It aas rendered hm
bv fho Republican national commit
tre. said
% nfd rather mot answer fnr ql,--
fion sf 'iis f.me DO may nor he
necessary fDr mf fo make au au-
norroem"nt a au whether or mot D
would accept
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-01

LONDON. Oct. 3i.-A four days'
battle In Thrace has ended in the tri-
umph OF the bulgarian commander iu
chief. General Sdvon. whose skillful
-trategy has probably brought to q
close one of the shortest and most re.
markable wars on record.
\ great Turkish army. estimated ~
NOR" than 100000 men. has been do
ieatod t1d is m retreat CONSTANT
nopl" is believed 10 De- at tho mercy
Oi the victorious Bulgarian army. and
council sitting ~ the Porte is dis
'1s .Hg tho adyisabiity Of suing FOR
peace.
such is the news which comes from
COnstantinop' n g. ouly q fortnight
since Turkey declared war The first
week of the campaign closed with 10.
dramatic fall Of Kirt.Kiii isseh. fully
revealing for th" first time the di-or.
gani1auou. bad morals and the mcm-
cioncy Of fhe CuWmi--Iriat pf The
Turkish army To-day that army o.
defeated. routed within nNF miles ul
tuustautinopie. and possibly ifs re
treat within tho capitals uuo of dc.
Tense b. cut of
Only the br'afesf and ydlussI ac.
counts of tho Eroaf battle have vet
been received. for tho Wir has been
especially remarkable in that not e
-Ingl" war corr" trordrrt ha. been dI
ioue cd af fhc front except iu tho case
~ th' little Montencrr.n campaign
against Ssutari
Thus ro independent persona. mas.
rttif'- 90 fIa Iusgrh.uE events have
been possible and rho world has had
COB fnurId ON biased official accounts
provided hF fHr r' prcfIFr govern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-01
MARSHALL Is ON
BALLOT In OHIO
o. s. Marshsirs Name placed on Ohio
County T.ckct BY Decision OF
eunrers Court

UUARf t-TDN. S. Nt. Ocf 80
m. Supreme Count oil Appeal latr
fH4 +,srr.l" decided citIt that lhr
n.ur 90. % Marshall. Republican
cladidr'" l0r tatr efr. for il fho F.r4f
Send. Hr'If disfr.D. placed on tho pro-
grnFaitr ticket Iu ohio county should
r'ra'r Instead OF hcirg Withdrawn.
and fI.I D 2 ID stewart substituted
81 .ue same NTH fho court refused fu
tun a NrIf OFT ululamus fo couu,i
fus ballot comm ss.O .OurI. Uf iiHucurN
county fn U.rr. fie uHIc of b. o.
-IsH fff tr f.r rruerr ..ff. ut.af rf
.IfIfIa.a fOf state senator Tho o.
f... OF fHs decision Ie Thar Nar-lafIs
nam" vlN hf ou h.fu tho Republican
arf ITrFsrrH tickets in ONO and
..If rp Uawe NiN appear ou fae PRO.
Irr-tto ticket fgr senator Iu HaucOc.
President Hrrfon stated fhn fla
court mIghf ndud down H written
opinion lrcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-01
BALKAN WAR
NEARING END:
TURKS ROUTED
Porte in Session and Turkey May Sue
Ter pesee-May Close One of
Most Remarkable Wars.
-Four Days Battle in Thrace Ends in
Bulgarian Vietory-creek Squad
ron Takes Islands.

LONDON. Nov. i-Nazlm Pasha.
the Turkish Minister OF War. and
commander in chief in Thrace. has
been either shot or taken prisoner.
according TO a dispatch from Sofia TO
the Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-01
President Taft to Attend.

Seats In the church VIII be set apart
Tor the sherman family. President
Iat and other diEnitaTica who are cX-
pected as well as for the business
associates and intimate friends OF the
late yice-presideut. admission TO The
church will be by ticket as the audi
,orlum VIII be hopelessiv iradeutate
20 hold the many Who wish 10 attend.
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EITnG Was regarded zs AeApicI 'lH
 About a yenr ago hs, w1th puHGnpUTE aud uthAr ottIciaIs of the 1ELn4s were Indicted and rhAy were arrested rnt' aide. Hi1tc@ usk taiIHr" Vr th% bank " receiver wua up1tuInLDd Hnd about 70 pgr cent ot the rlon4y of d+prSItprr wss paId back. The tiIet "a@<'r' of fhH bank waz an nltsrsHt In luE,ber camp lH Was1sInetuu, hit F;erncttr nlso claimed 10 have 9 large hm1uns nf property In Mexico. This he aaid
 he would aell aa well IA hta mining prapertIgR "r Iht TarAna t" meet HhEl. the bank u~ed. While hc was president nr the bank at FAlrhAnks ne wzs wItnrss in a cesr st Semitic and while he was EiTlnE testimony 1th af-
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GREAT POWERS GET
 BUSY ABOUT TURKEY
sccustnued 10 frequent.

sccganued to frequent.
 Londrn may be slid, indRed. lC Ge at the present tImr Overrun Urh cmiasArtes 0f oil the EovcInmcnts cI Eurut4. IL is Inc stage on which tae secpud ac. ia being plnYed Us a er+sA draER Ahuss: nIIFnAx wfll be A1ther . general cuntlnentL WI. 0r paaoa ~ith 6 changed European map
 The Turkish and EalEoh dslesHt"h arg frlbr n~nsn that the pOVdre n-H eGnjsetnE gh"n tc thIs treatment 'd Iheir caIc IEts L<%n bpueFrd io prr' ychl thA IsakAKs of my news wh' f' miE,It give ihCfr away.
 At a m7tisr af fact nnL thins 'aF r.nny hern EirAn out and 'G any "c~f cf the negotiations is published bnrnre
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Nuepse Special asTVie@

Nueuss Special aHrVeo.
 VALDEZ, Dec. HE. T. EaHFneelC. torne y president nf I'e Wa lrIo: AlAsEs lrthk, was fpdnd NHlllY l4S"y by Jury un Tue SharEr of issuing fAlse rrporIu HE tu Ihe condition 4 the affairs tE his instEtutEhH. The eaalsIer 7Iau acquitted. prnbAhty t--. ennse thu Jury believed that whate"T he did waR done Ut tlIe beheat nf Ear nettkr. 'Fh, hank wAE In FciThGpkP.
 Rarnette wYs indicted on suEscl couufa And his trial un ether counts %as Esg-r 1-.,I Us ,nly rlEJiIW "f t'le WAY far the biz eV<nr
 1'hs bank failed naHTiy two s'eAi'A aEo. tust after I4Ari%rts left A'H 'kH tOr inc sIateB HIz leaving Ae sflA
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FIRED PRINCE
 FROM CAB|k|EI
EMPEROR oETE R10
 OF MAN NOT pHGlRARLE
9NA=Iat Nussst eaFsGoA

RNA=Iat hSUasst e4rstoA
 TOXIC, TIsc- 1.-The emperor h.ao lseued n rcscripr ordering Prinee 'r4r" Ku,.ura from the cabinet 14H. @". coTdinx io lhs rpIrs uf ths Gau!c ih'' lIinee MREt quit.
 Katsuru got hiH PlscA ;n IE1 cAD:net when lI wAs formed FeeentiY after tho ves'EnatI5n er inc CId one oa'eF the Korean uueseI1n. From she heKtn- nInz The mIknde manifested his op- pus lt1nn to him hut pOEtponed as long as possiLlA ;hx aduntinn of hxr%mc meaRurcs.
 TI7c iRSuanrc U1 r1ie res:fiPt prom . ,sas tu create ~nEne mere dIfocTrhs which may p4AAihty end in a"oihAr crids.
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,.,..I,a Avsssl Ssrv'S~

n-Ea1 AWR|8k SRSVptf
 eHDlL HAHR. Dec, Ia,-Ths Greek
 waa forced to retire In the Ser- =, pattla and The TnT<ish shIps have
 .,.+rrd victorious. The accounts
 .., .rs necsssnr;Iy from TuTsclsh ..c..s - and may Hr Expscisd tv De r.zor.hls fp thHr AhA tAIt ihsrn THU . ,., doAht this tune that Greocc met .-s.u, tna Turklsh ecrHrIRndrr de- .,a4d. borevar. A1t to pursue tI'+ -~.os .s Be 5earvd beIhF cut UE fr6in ,ss n.pdAnelles and hu decided |" ..,u. NauK aud a-tlt ahy rHrsH"r ,r.,v.msrt oh the part ot the anemy.
 The second sHa huItH wRH probably .., ]. very AeruelS tonluHted one us m account h,la yct rr11ved of tIsa loss ., .uy of the shLT,s tnEuEed. With the D.uul reticsuet of hIs rnrc the 1'urEiah admiral wAu satisfied M Ssnd 3 rd- D.rt of tn4 engagement only "a aIs
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BIG RAILROAD
 MAN INDICTED
VICE PRESIDENT CHRISTENSEN oF-NEW Y0Hk CEN TkAL MUST
 STAND TRIAL
ssse.sI kuuaet Service.

SpseLzI Nugget Ser~iea
 I:UGI.AGsQ. uGc t6.--Fie President Caratenssn U Inc H&w York CenIraI rnilrsnd has huen indicted by the fed cral Erslnyi jury OH Ehe charge or GaV- ing rebasrs. Il is charged that hE rnHd vEta.nted the tuw in thjS respect ainee tha fHguning and rEtt'nr i'm uutsesItiy decIInrd tu rAso9nizs the ragulutlpnS,
 However. whrn t3le ne%'a came that he hrT 3ren indicted C?arst5nssn da- nizd that his read had been EnIifF of the GIrrHntes charged.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
AGAIN SEES REVOLUTION AHEAD

tIonE in IIulitical affairs
 T..e cabinet Taz anH.rHpneh haniII!T lsas. erenlnE hnI ha4 been in sGSsiiIIl Jm higilt IL has probuhlY decided 70 IM.LilISG Ihv cvuntr5-s full GUT " ns Jinnnt.hns weEe f6rwArf%d all 1Is"l I3 IIlisMr* pIHi naval omInIadrTS AIth ur.ncndnira activity is reported fFis mpl1,iJlS l,om H'l the EurtIadI' towns aa well aH from shc naval hcHdlu1r' tcTs
 IL ;s rnpHlarIr believed that hA Iorrner royal FImLIlY 1H LnAiIIg l'art ln thc prcaont pIut uad thst the estaS- ltahn1snt of a military d1otarerE11r would tmaln 1hH final trun9Sercnec rf
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
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LONDON. T1rl., la-'rhe A'ns"ssn- aors of thtA great powers stauoHcd in I.oAdnn hHr,- begun -ccnvrrS'f tnnE
 with the ohtect of kcrpInE th"t- 7I' tIouH Ln tuuch witls tue dnlnEs Oi tlIc ldsnIpetenuaries WIIo are now neE"' tInrinE tsrms ef peace in St. Jumrs uzlAcaA Thaim -+1ouuVeTRatienE- are fine dIpluMace fcvm Df EapinnaIe anh ex- uninxtlonz of tho0e who nIighr be likely 10 throw a IiElit or the ,urs- tiDn. lcpea she lnnkhys M thH INleT.I- Poient1arias are taken Into account and sec1et agents of ulch of Inc sur. ernmeRtR Gre supposed la I'o 'oustant- . Iy iahsin9 around wlsgre lhe vnlcis nna body guarttn ot tbr dcI-gzslRs are
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18

ct3HHTASTiNCPLE Dec. lS-TAe Turkish commander Ia SAninA has tslaEEAptred Co the government he4r that hs. hns totally aeToalsd The GfSak army tu ths prsviucs of JzHfuR and killed 4nO of thErn. EALaIls Mn laslS- Ine tut # Iha story Ia o0rTuct Aa nc doubt it ia. IL means dTsasteV tnC tN- Greeks and will coEopletAIy UbSSt all their plans for holding that prOvlnSa