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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-09-13

Miss Marcia Helmey is visiting
friends in Canton. Miss Helmey
expects to leave for the Minnesota
University for her Senior year.
Miss Marie Juel has returned to
Chicago to resume her course in the
Northwestern University. Mrs. Juel
accompanied her daughter to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Cooper are 60
ing on a trip back east to their old
home in Wisconsin where they will
join in the joys Of a family reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sorenson entertained
on Monday evening a party of a dozen
guests at their home. A most plea
SAINT evening. At the close of the
evening the hostess assisted by Mrs.
Bodley served a three purse luncheon.
Mr.. Steen has sold his Candy Kitch-
en- to two of Canton's popular young
men Edward Anderson and Albert
Skorheim. We predict a bright bust
ness career for them both and no
doubt will make the place very popu-
lar.
Last Sunday afternoon 80 or 40 OF
Mrs. Bertha Fades friends gathered
at her new home on Capital Hill to
welcome her to this city which will
be her future home, she having lived
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-09-13
SIOUX CITY'S F
o {
LOCAL

Mrs. Arthur Linn was a Sioux G ity
visitor Tuesday.
Roy Nugen was a Sioux Falls Wis it.
or the first of the week.
Wayne South left last Friday fol
Huron, via the auto route.
Miss Viola Fredindal of Ida CIR ovt
is visiting at the Muma home in /, GU
city.
Grandma Elltngson "a the gu es,
of her friend Mrs. w. j. Byrnes as
Saturday.
Mr.. Cleveland is now might M; IN
at the depot, while j. c. Hilton il
taking in the Fair at Huron.
Emma Thorson left for Maids ION
Wisconsin, Wednesday to visit r ella
tives and friends for several mon chs
The Baptist Ladies Aid met v it'll
Mrs. Shields on Friday Of last " eel
with good attendance. Had pd, mi
supper served in Cafeteria s. tyl,
which vas very satisfactory to all
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-09-13

at breckenridge. She reports Art
well and working hard as a clerk in
thee real Northern office.
Clarence Ovre arrived home from
Roundup, Mont.
Prot. E. Wick was a Canton caller
on professional business.
Miss Bernice Oliver has gone to
Huron, where she will teach in the
city schools.
Miss Florence McDermott left last
Wednesday for Dubuque to attend
Mt. st. Joseph's academy.
Miss Alice Rudolph will return
next Monday to Madison, Wis, where
she will take up her third year work
in the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Bennett departed for
a visit at DeSmet with their daughter
Mrs. Warren and from there they go
to Huron for the fair.
Miss Louisa Kruger and brother
Louis left for Cakes N. D. where
Miss Kruger will instruct and Lou
will attend high school.
The Huron Fair, The Sioux City
Fair, The Mitchell Corn Palace and
then The LEADER picnic! Will you
be ready dear correspondents?
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-09-13

July LIST, and the fee is Sl.50. If
you think anything of that faithful
dog better make him an independent
creature so that he may pursue his
course of life, liberty and pursuit Of
happiness, and be protected under the
laws of the city of Canton.
The high school will again go with
out a foot ball team, but the Athlet-
ic director will give the boys full in
structions on the arbof playing "Ping
Pong" We predict a bright future
for the boys in this line of parlor
sport.
Mrs. J. P. Dixon for many years a
loved and respected resident of this
city has sold her home and will soon
depart for Oklahoma where she will
reside in the future. Mrs. Dixon
still retains her farms and her many
friends here will look forward to
yearly visits from her.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Smith enter.
tanned a party of young people from
Alexandria over Sunday. They came
down in their automobile for a JOY
ride and visit with old friends. The
party consisted of Joe and Brandon
Hill of Mitchell, and the two Misse.
| Gregory of Alexandria.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-09-13

from the four quarters of the Globe and brought the Norbwets great distributing point epny
or your inspections andy your apwl Where yum may view the new seasons mos favored fashions ma v-
multitude of the nt select Ay@ Where you may look upnd these Kings that Dame Fashion has a-
proved Where you nay choose that which you like best at price which are very reasonable and here
uat is always Of he hnet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16

ON the train. I asked him II he
wanted me to steal the nitroglyCcrln.
tie nid he did not care. and ns for
carrying explosives on passenger
trains, hp was mot bothered
Frank EckdOrfI. u friend aud
ucighbnr OF the Mcnamara family ~
Cincinnati, testified that In 1908
Jnmcs u. offered him $50 to put a
package ON nOnuniOn job. but Eek.
er said he refused because there
were wntChmcn around.
Two weeks later the juh was
blown M" suid the witness. - u.
told me I could have done II as well
~ he. IN December. 1903 J u.
took me to pittsburgh. and from
there tu Ruchrstrr. Pa, where h"
went tu an old cooper shop aud un-
covered CHnS of nitroglyCerin. Later
In indianapolis. John J, McNamara
had M shadow Miss Mary Dye, his
stcnugraphcr ut the lrOnworkcrs'
HEADQUARTERS, vino was suspected OF
gutiug tuforpation about dNnamit
ing
- j. said Miss Dye knew to"
much ana that he was afraid "t her.
lIurkm helped shadow her. ana he
subsequently went to Pittsburgh
After the Los Angeles Times rN-
pluslun. l:rkhun said he WAS scnt 10y
j. j to- RHllagh. Sch. where he was
tu meet j. B who was returning
east
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
GIRL
SENT HOME FROM
KANSAS CITY
Florence York, Said to Be
Thirteen Years Old, in JuvC.
nile Court; Ran Away to Be.
Come a Dancer.

Kansas City, Mo, NON. ~ MISC
Jimmie LOTcnZ oi Chicago ana r. l..
FeTbert, who claims Ia be- tlr author
OF the sous Casey joiner" "crc be-
fore Judge Purtcrilold In the Juvenile
court here yesterday to tell what they
knew concerning Florence York, ~
years Of age, who ran away from Al
buquCrquc. y. NJ" ln become a dancer,
Miss l.OrcnZ ls introducing her pop
ulur Chicago ragtlmc 0n the Globe
circuit. while MIR. Fcrbrrt IL spreading
MS literary fnmc on the Hnmo time"
Florence, II is said, asked Miss
Jimmie. to bring her tO Kansas 'itS
and show her how Ia earn all that
money on the stage, They came to-
Rether and have been here for three
weeks. Florence hasn't made public
appearance yet. ana probably won't
now, ~ her mother learned OF her
whereabouts and notified the police,
Judge POrtcrGeld ordered her sont
home.
Jimmie Lorenze. Chlcago's popular
ragtime singer. and r. t. Forbert,
author Of "Cnsey JOnes," all Of which
was inscribed on their cards. which
they presented to Judge Portrrheld,
we're allowed to depart
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
BRIGHT
FOR EARLY END
Of FIGHTING
IN TURKEY
Armistice Between Ottoman
Forces and Warning Balkan
Allies Expected Within the
Next Few Days.
EUROPEAN PROVINCES
ARE LOST TO SULTAN
my leased wire 60 Evening HeraldJ

my leased Wire 60 Evening HeraIdJ
toustantlnoplc, Nov. l6.--(By way
ct l>ustcndjc-- Au nrmisticc with tho
lugariuus win IN all probability bo
arranged Within the next few days.
uud lhiH viii be- tulluwcd 10y direct
negotiations tor peace.
Tho ottoman government fully
rrdlilr, that further resistance can
"ulN prejudice the position of Turkey
SIM more,
The bunk ur public opinion IN be-
ginning tn rally Ia the Wow taken by
responsible" statesmen, aud Il Is gene
Crazy believed that tho best possible
cuuditiuus uf peace will be secured.
II is recognized that practically all
European Turkey ls lost. 80 much so
that the hnnks ana tha council OF tho
ottoman public debt are already tax
INK stock at thclr own interests In
the lusl prov lnccs. with n view Oc
protecting themselves when the finnL
settlement comes up for discussion.
The foreign military attaches hers
are OF the opinion thnt the Bulgnr-
iuns ARE nndlnE many diGhcultiegs
aud they have been unable TO bring
up - sufficient army To insure n sue
uesHiul attack on the TchatnljR lines.
which must be- made direct on tho
front.
The scheme of defense drawn up
by the commanders OF tho foreign
wurshlps here provides only fur tho
protection Of foreigners. aud not tho
prevention of InasSacres. the fear OF
which has bocu iargely dlsslpa,ed,
The ucrmun cruiser uoeben arrived
tuduy.
News from the interior 0f Aslu
Minor shows there w some un:est
und fears are expressed that tauatical
ana d'-rBvoltriiunafg 6dhbg6alss 'lfhy. be-
eur thcr" II the central Turkish gov
crnmcnt should become greatly dls-
organized.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
MONTENIa!RINS DISLODGE
TURKS WITH BAYONETS

vienna, Austria. Nov, tG,--in
hnnd.iu hand bnyunct night at the
port Cf San Giovanni Di Mcdua Thurs
day night, the MontcnuRrlns dih-
lodged ia" Turks from tho nuun-
tninH dominating tho city. according
tn u dispatch from D.!CignO.
sixty Turkish soldiers were taken
priEonrrs, The Turkish Burrison AZ
san Giuyani III Modua, however has
been reinforced hy the arrival ur
H"n" big gums according to dir
pntch ~ III" Rcichspom. dampuning
IA" hope al the MunicurRIina TINT
they would h" able to capture the
port
IN" Turkish guTri3on at SCuturi
l'H received "A supply Of fresh pro.
Visions Huiiiclcnt "a last for forty
days nnd the Turkish commundunt
there declares. according to the Neuo
Fret" hr"wc that he win hold tho
fortress uhtll the last man of tho
Turkish garrison has fallen, even
uhuuld the ottoman government or
der him 4" surrender lie VIII not
TAN into the hands of tho cuGmy.
hc declares
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
EXTRA SESSION OF
CONGRESS TO Be
CALLED EARLY
NEXT APRIL
Woodrow Wilson Sets at Rest
All Speculation Concerning.
His Attitude Toward Revis.
ion of Tariff.
PRESIDENT.ELECT
SAILS FOR BERMUDA
tBy Leased wire 60 sIvsaasS Herald

NJ heh8eo WlEe 10 uINeHAAA hHEhtu
New York, NuN. lG,-- Woodrow
Wilson. prcsidcnt.clcct Mrs, Wilson
ana the Misses Eleanor and Jessie
Wilson left New York FOR lIrrmudn
short, after > o'clock this afternoon
on the steamship licrmudnn. They
viii br gone unlil December lG,
10 set at rest speculation rs to what
hc would do with regard 10 turn re-.
Vision. the governor last night issued
the following statement
II shall calI congress together 10
extraordinary scssiou not later than
Aprl l5 shall do this not only be-
cause think that the pledges of the
party ought to bv redeemed us
promptly ~ possible, but also because
know II ~ be- In the interest ~
business that an uncertainty as lu
what the particular Items of tarin re-
vision are a. be- should be- removed as
soon us pussiblc.'
Beyond this brirr announcement
the governor said hr had nothing
further To say
THE governor did not lntcud tu eN.
press himself about an extra session
80 soon after his election Although
he has favored the idea uf an extra
session hc had promised to spend
more time IN asccrtaining public
opinion. WIN the time t. br con
sumrd IN discussion the governor felt
that II an extra session were not
called the hrnoiils ui the tarin re-
vision would be postponed practically
two Years
immediately upon his election the
governor made M his mind to Mai'
until utter he returned from his Vncn'
IlOh before making known his atii'
tudc. but upon nndlmg, ~ hc said
that opinion in favor of ~ spcria
session was practically unanimous, h,
felt no hcsitntiun about making pub
lie hlH conclusion
Though the pr"sidcnt-vlCct mcan'
Ia rest while IN bermuda. hc rcullN
expects to give q good dcul Of tlm'
10 quiet thought about the prublomi
that fuUe him He viii sketch hii
annual message to the Sew Jcrsr.
Legislature ana viii de- some extensive
reading ON the larir. munupulics
banking ANA currency reforms, ant
other Issues.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
BANDIT TRIO TAKEN
AFTER | EXCITING
CROSS COUNTRY
MAN HUNT
Reckless Robbers Planned
Raid Through Kansas Farm
ing Community Which Fin.
ally Lands Them in Jail.
TIMID BANK CASHIER
ESCAPES ABDUCTION
tBy Leased wire DO EvcHInE nsraId1

IBy Leasrd wire DO EVcRinE neraId1
lola, Kan. Nov, DO Tho three
bandits who impressed 20 motor car.
u chauffeur aud mr,hanciun here
Thursdu, night ana went On II raid
ut farm houses and villages Ia this
vicinity we've capturcd n' q posse to-
day near here aud brought to tho
lulu Jail
The men gave lhru names as
Richard Victor. who .uys he worked
IN the ralroud shop at Argentine.
Kansas. aud ". j, Van BIhhcr and
MrCaul,y. Victor Vas taken early
today. Thc two Others were cap.
turcd at noon after a night Ia whlch
one uf thum was wounded.
The posse had followed the chase
since lriduy morning After run.
ming tight today. IN which one ul
the three men was Wounded, victor
hard pressed finally turned Ia at a
farmhouse. hcld up the farmer AT
the point ur two rcNpN"rs, took one
at the farmers horses and before his
pursurrs reached the place was gone
Ovcrtakng one OF his comrades
wounded aud exhausted, Victor put
the man on the hrrsr hDlur" him
aud gnllupcd ON. The horse threw
them. aud when the unssr came NJ
Victor lay uu the ground stunned
rho other man dragged himself int
the woods. Victor surrendered With
out II struggle.
The leader at the pusS" then tclc'
Rraphcd To- lola for rrinfOrCcmcnis
aud aoun sheriff Kerr nnd It number
ui men armed with rillvs were racing
for the Scene IN an automobile. Tie
other two bandits were located In tn,
brush nwur uairEiyAfE, and there .
ncrcc light rnsuvd. The mun sur
rcndcrcd only after an their ummu'
uitiuu was gone. 1n" bandits al are
under "a Years uI age Victor sal,
the raid was planned IN u saloon II
kansas tiiN. No.
The bandits uhluiuod litllc boot
IN their raids at inrmhuus,s an,
garage. Thursdu, night they lri",
tu kiduap G. Il. lI0yt. cashier of th'
carlton bank. stopping their motto
ear IN front at lluytA huus", the!
asked HIM to lend them tools tu rc
pair puurturr llOY declined I,
leave TIA" house uud the bandits de
parted ThrN tuld lHc chauffeur TIT"
hnd intended tu carry on the cnshic
| nud huld him tor r1nsOIn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
BOUGHT ALARM CLOCKS
IN WHOLESALE ISHTS

indianapolis, Nov. 10. - Jcw"lry
store employees testified at the hNnu-
mite conspiracy trial today that
alarm clocks used by the McNumara
brothers aud Ortir E. McManlgul In
tho manufacture of bombs were pur-
chased In such quantities. AZ to
arouse suspicion, MCAlaniRal had
confessed thh. when h" bought
clocks hc pretended hc gave them To
farmers.
How hc dyuumltrr bought twClv"
small clocks at Pittsburgh In july.
1910 after he had blown M u job
ut McIiCc'E liUrks. was described hy
Miss Margaret Burns, She said when
she sold the clocks to MCAlunlgal
she asked him what hu was going 10
do with ~ many. and hc replied
they were tor friends Ia the country,
Miss Anna Elliott tutlhCd MCMau-
ig,ll bought NJ an Indianapolis jew
olry store all the alarm clocks In
stock,
According to McAlunigul !, !, Mo
Namura, secretary of the lronwork-
ora' union, used Ia keep a stock of
clocks locked IN vault in his office.
The clocks we've lifted tU bombs ~
that when tho alarms went of nt -
pre-aTTansGd time the handles of th"
winders connected up IA battery aud
raused the explosions The similar.
ny of clock lost at Peoria HRI an
other found at L.os Angeles was ono
of the clues that put detectives on
the dynamlteFs' trail.
Half a dozen residents of Munuic.
ind. testified concerning vacant
house at Muncle In which McManl-
gal aaid the McNumaFas and HIOckin
IN 1905 stored nitrOglycerln. The
witnesses asserted that boxes nIysier-
iously we're taken In and out OF the
house at night: that the windows
were covered with paper and that
the nocturnal visits OF wagon "a
the house deepened the mystery W
that children began to regard the
place AZ haunted.
Emanuel Maddox. a bOx manufac.
tureT. Identified Hockln as hHving or
dered nltrORlycerln In packing boxer
which were delivered to the Muncit
house. Other witnesses testified
HOckin was seen about the house.
HOokin, now secretary Of the Iron
workers union. was again pOintse
out by John I,onRabaugh. agent oi
nitrogIycerin manufactures Al
MOntpellOr Ind. LOngabauEh saIt
Hockin promised 10 pay high pTic'
for nitroeIgcsfin II the dealer In eK'
pIOHives would sell II without asking
questions Pointing to Hockln, Long
Rbauwh. who now lives In Tulsa
Okla. said;
II tOld this man my oompanl
would not ALLOW ins 70 sell nItrOgiyc
erin without knowing what Il was q
be uso4i tof. /As replied he woull
make 4 allrapglys Tor me ana tina
he woula eafgy y away " SUITCASE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
vENGEFUL BURGLAR
PURSUES DENVER
MAN FOR OVER
FORTY YEARS
Victim of Would-Be Murderer
Recognizes Assailant as Man
He Helped Convict in Wis
consin in 1870.
LAST OF SERIES OF
ATTACKS MAY BE FATAL
my Leased Wire to EvsnInE TersrdI

my Leased Wire 20 EVsnInE Herald
Denver, Nul. l6.--M. \, Root, mcm-
brr Of Denver tobacco nrm was
day ST his home here by man. whom
lie says he recognized ~ a. bUyhUOd
oTGhiy AZ iiipun. Wis, Tho hunSS
passed through the body Just below
the heart. Root was taken to the
county hospital, aud at, noon It VAS
said there waH u chance for his re-.
rUNCry
According To Roots story hu was
awakened about l:ij o'clock by a
noise in his bedroom ana looked into
the revolver In the hand of a man
standing at the foot at hiI bed Root
said hc grapplcd w'th the intruder
and was shot In the melee.
The intruder cscaBrd through th"
window. before Mrs Root. who slept
on the nrst tluur. arrived.
Root said the trouble started short.
~ after hu left school In Wisconsin
wdcn His home vas bnrglarlzcd, III"
said hr r"cOgnIIrd tho burglar ~
James Dlvinucy whom ho had ar.
rested, convicted ana sentenced 10
tho pcnitentlary At that time, In
1870, Root dcclur"s that Divinncy
swuro Vengeance.
Several times IN III" last nrccu
years since ne has resided Ia Denver
Root has been alta, kcd, shot at and
once locked In his ate ana nearly sui-
GOcatcd. On each occasion Root de-
clnrpa he recognized his assdllant AZ
DiyinuCN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
M'NANARA PLANNED
TO MURDER GIRL
STENOGRAP
IS TESTIMONY
Witness in Conspiracy Trial
Bares Story of Flight of
Dynamiter From Scene of
Los Angeles Tragedy.
BOUGHT ALARM CLOCKS
IN WHOLESALE LOTS
[By Leased wire 90 Eyss,sS mersIa1

IBy Leased wire 90 EVesIsE Herald /
indianapolis. NUN l6..-Jumcs ~.
McNumaras nlght from Los Angeles
after he blew ~ the Times building
there on October !. 1910, his cN.
pressed hope that the explosion would
be- attributed to escaped gas In the
basement and his reported purpose To
murder Il woman stcuugraphcr en-.
plONcd by the lrouworkrrs' union "bo.
cause she knew too muCh," wCr" re-
lated at the dynamite conspiracy
,rlnl today bS Frank ECkhun.
ECkhOn, "A nCIghbur and friend ui
the Mcnamara family la cincinnati,
testified that two weeks after Ia"
Los Angeles explosion h. wus sent
10y J. j. Mcnamara to the house oi
Mrs. Alice Nabb. MCNamura's sister,
al Ballagh, Neb,
II met james Is. there, said Eek
hon lie had disguised himself ~
much us possible. lie appeared dcs.
pcratr and talked of killing himself
Then he asked me IL | noticed In TIA,
newspapers whether people thought
the explosion waS caused by cscapinr
gas In the basement.
"Onc thing he said hc wanted done
was 10 XIII Miss Mary 6, Dyc, Il
strnographer AZ union headquarters III
indianapolis He sad she knew tot
much about dynamiting, and hC piu.
posed to talk to j J. about having
her gotten out Of the way He said
he thought 1t would be n good idea
II I followed her on II train and put
u small bomb under her timed sC
that II would explode after ] got un
the train.
AT the Nubb home was ]. D.'l
mother ana Howard NBbb. his broth
cr.in-law. The mother wanted 4,
knss,----stssstl I,~s- ,roti wn- ~orrS Iiil
about He told her 1t was only ,
little trouble about union AFFAIRS. Th'
next day started with J. Is. for In
dianapOils by way OF Omaha and Chl'
cagu. We remained about four hOur'
iE ChiCnEO."
ECkhon sald he refused to enter
into the plan to put bomb undcl
MisE Dye.
Miss Dye. who nov lives In puts
burgh. recently Identified hundreds o.
letters introduced by the government
ns duplicating the furtN-thrrc defend
ants IN II conspiracy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
THREE MORE THUGS
Who DIDN'T KILL
ROSENTHAL
"Bridgie" Webber, Harry Val
lon and Sam sChepps Add
Their Denials in New York
Murder Trial,
my LsSssd wire I" Evsu,nE HsrnrdI

by Leased WIRE 10 hNeutnh HeTAlu
Sew Yurf Soy i8,--ln the trw
Of the four puumrn' accused Of KIN
ing Herman IiVsrnhal. "Hridglr'
Wcbbrr iuuk IA" stand today ana de.
nlrd that h" shot ItUsenthal or saw
him shot, he dlsu denied that any
ihing Was said in bis poker rooms uu
the night Of tur murder. when the
four gunmru wrrn gathered there,
concerning J1rk Rose desiring ia"
gunmrn To meet Police Lieutenant
lirrkcr'a men ~ order to furnish proof
that Rose hHd nothing 10 do Win
"framIp" Jack I"liR,
Harry NallUu waH called aud cox
rOboratcd the rcbuttul testimony by
Wchbcr. lir did nor. no gnid. shoot
Ruscuthnl or sec the SloOllng
sam SchrppB noxt took the stand
nnd likewise denied firing IA shot nj
Rosnnthal or sc,dg him slain. "liald
JACK" Rose followed with similar de-
mails.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
ELEVEN
FIGHTS YALE TO
STAGGERING
STANDSTILL
Great Battle Ends With Score
Standing Six to Six; Players
on Both Sides Win Undying
Fame.
FIELD GOALS ACCOUNT
FOR ALL PGiNrS MADE
my Leased wire to Evening Herald

Princeton Nov IT, princeton uud
Nalc played ,t,u uIu,r tu % stuudsuIl
touay IN ul,r ouuwl luotnJI, alur
uu university urld Tnr umb score
wi.s Nll, t.. rru,rluu Co. MI the
points were made ON H',d auils
II. Baker was the hero Tor Prince
ton, makILg two hvuutiful goals from
nciu. Flynn kicked goat rrum
placement tor Yale aud pumprlH
won uudStuE iHmc bN ticluE the score
In the last minutes or play Dy re-.
mar>ahlr goat uom hcld from the
ulN-yard line.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
ROUNANIA THROWS
SMALL ARMS IN FIELD

London, Nov. 1G.--Roumnnin ls ra-
ported tu have placed strong bodinu
Of troops AZ three points on the Bul-
shrlnn frontier. rho movement is
believed tn he the result OF diplo-
mntlr arrangements. 10 that pressure
can BE- applied To Bulgaria In order
To kr"p the terms of the arinisllco
Within moderation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16

Na,N, ~, Nurth rur"lu' N q
VI -,
Wisconsin, II Mnursutt. OBJ
I''uuG Glyuula, a. Iudnu., r,
Willinum. ~. Amherst
Army IL, DuIlH u.
N'l" Freshmen, -, lLgyud rr'"
tu'u, l,.
tlur1Eu 10. lllluuw u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
TUKK ALLOWED No
TIME FOR WRANGIING

SrUu Nuv 10 --- Tho Bulgarian
cabinet communicated TO the allies
today the contents OF letter from
til" Turkish grmd ylZirr on the sub
jcCt ui an nrmlsiiCu ana an inter.
change of vlrws between the Bnikun
governments TX IN progress. It la
said that unless psagS conditions ara
accepted by Turkey within twenty
four hours after their presentation
hastllllieS would ba continued, as tho
Bulgarian generals nfe not willing to
permit Turkey 10 gain valuable time
by wrangling over tho conditions.
prompt acceptance may avert
the entry Of the bulgarian troops
Into COnStantinople. II is believed
Bulgaria win not object To Turkey
rotalning ConstuntinOple aud tho
DardunCllGs
King Ferdinand OF Bulgaria Is now
at kirk Hilissch. but Il In reported no
II preparing to start for TohatSlja.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
SOCIALIST CHILDREN
REFUSE TO SALUTE FLAG
TBy L-assd wire 10 EvssisE HsrsIdI /

Salt Lake Guy, Nov 10 suspend
cd from the public schools becnuso
she refused To- take part In the flag
salutlng exercises, Lena Eyler. lS-
yCnr-Old socialist girl, and her
younger sister, Navir will avail
themselves or an offer made by so-
cInIIsts of Lus Angeles aud 20 Ia
school In that riiy Their parehld
decided yesterday that this whH the
best solution ul the controversy