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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-22
ebteaao, q. Juni 1912.

sinbstth. - Esebes Sc 1O-9 30, 9.ras
eti.r, %. 1880, Detlihs Stisrs IS So
$40, Sto1,rs uus setetrs S425 - 6.75.
Aiibs nue Settlers 50 70-s 10. Rdtber S. $50
500 yturtt itstis fur gseOss uno TAR
fur Auht
gap.ins-eeiats S725-7. .67l2, ae.
mifhts s7.35-7.75. fhpers S725 - 7.S0,
ruuhs s725 - 7.45, Gertsl IS 80 - 7.o5.
Wartt 5--lne bober.
Shafs uuo eammrr-S Shafe: Gin.
hsimifht 90 $3.50, ugtltts 50 50-5 so,
Sdhrliuas 81 75-7 90, eammsr eiRbeimi'
ihc A25 - 7S5, Dsflih. 81 so - 800.
5rusiahrs s5.50-9.50. Wartt Iansiam uno
i'm aaa.meiuen it.tie.
9ufuhr RiHepish 1900. Sdpetue
I3, 900, Shafs uue qdmmer l2.000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-22
o rsetrtss.

suder. -srsif. fns f,a. RaFHnirt,r Gut
poaf 6.5st, sepesres 5s5, gubts sos.
srauulatsp 575t, Genfeetisn.rs n" 5.60c
on 81 5.40-5.s0t, tvsissr trtra e." $50
$3.50, rtra e" 6.l5-s.25s, srsinirsr
selbtr 5.o5-6. .l0e.
wsIaff.s IN aetta. ytsp Orleans Cs.H
s,tits s2--5os, Centrifugal i5-2ss, per
eaHous.
s.is.- wartt Ti.mIih I.bsaft uns ss,is.
esaifiana. fanes oeas si Il. prima 5
-sks. oroinarer s,-4ks sapaa 4A-54s
per RfuHe
Tairh prssa't.
sntttr. - Wear,t ruhia prtiie A.tia.
aanss sr.am.rs 2TlSt. Grsam.ra ara 2ss,
ss. irOnes 2se. fanss Cairs 2ls, no. 2oIa {
per piuns.
sdfs. = war.t astia. Ohio n,u.r l5ISe.
TsrnnehIiAer 15t6s, Hep Dor, lac. Shipti-
atr 2o-25e, so. Bid l7e. stmburssr lie Der
gfuus.
sisr. - Gnaebot mssia. uns Der mdr't
ifttia. primo iriiAe oihusreisr lS,Se, hras
l7i@s crtiuara Hrfs 1875, fnones lbRs
per Tustns sserIua ab
esH6asf. - 3ufahr arcs. Wartt niuia
Sprina ghiiens BON ~ pfo. uus bar
ubsr 32e. uuter u Efunh 23--26t. fhhn,r
l2tse. oabne TIT. tratsahntr l2Ift, GuIs
Sc, vssss antsn Toe, asmiiAte 81, iun1t On.
ten l6-20t per vfuHs
CbAuns gsmaf..
MesftI - sseue Seras briuasu $3.50 --
27S per Sampler.
sitrsa.H.- gaartt a.tis. California
s3. 75--4 so Der Aift.
CsanssH. - Dsartt rusia nab attia
Fate saIensia S350-t.00, California 1ops
aIs 81. .75-2.75 Der Rife.
auanas-s250 5000 per gratt.
Stahetbseren. sl.75 - 400 ser
Crate.
6imbtsrsn. - Rotbt So o. - $50.
ihiparse s.0o--3 so Der Crate bon "a ats
TeBbeereH: 81. 90 per- Crate uon "a
Cts.
AsiseIbssren.-s2 75-3 90 pergrat..
AarteffsIa.-sftss s3.s5-io0. rsr Sbl
anh 81. l0--1 .25 eer gu. Gnf bem weleiis.
eatfartsffsIm - easIits $50
per 6aresy.
sHmse - si.25 - 1.3c
psr Snfbfl auf bsm ssl.iie, uno 81 .35-1.4 20
per Aa. bem Etors.
Sparasf Ginbeimiihe 75e-$l.0l
rsY Tatsnb eanbeI.
Grinat.-- 50--75e per @aihtIsb bamper
0t& w " y y L. -~ AtBSkl ~As~t-
LIS per Tuttne.
erbisn.-siHhsimifts s. 25-4.oo pei
e Su.-gn6.
Araut. = warst astis. eouisDias .ot
-2.25 per Crate.
0sslbs lsvas $l.0o-Sl 4C
rer gu. som Sters.
6nrfsn. Ginbrimif&s 80 - 35e pei
| Tubsnh.
e.Raben. - 00--35s per Tussnl
Wanesl
eraxe gobnsH. - sl.5o-l.75 pc,
9amper.
eaae.
Sphneu. - Marst Hetia. Vrima Mar.
Espfat $3.25. stfebts ans BET eaab sep fa4ts
Nass $3.50 per Hx.
ceu.-1earft IN ruhie. Esaes no. limo.
fbn t2l. 80 22 90, ~. y 30. $40 O0--20. rs
40. aha. tl7.6O-l8.50, Rice Re. esmif&tes
SEQ 5o-2i 90. IA. DO. $is.0O-is.O0, als,
~. l tlb.00-l6.00, Re. & bs. t13. .00--I8-SC
aisafa sl6 GO ssr Ten.
XibIsHfnttsri IN Relic. e-24.0o
---2i.50, Mitbliaa grobs e25.0o--25.50, 10
feineS e2j 59-26.60 aeuif6fef &utfet e2t .k(
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
Srndfa6en

idrsibsn, Idieben iis einsn 9pppslbod; i;
lire unpifenbeit III 10 srob pis ihr
5ohmutb, oas RiBt unsrmsBli6."
9tefe 0orts zines 5tdIiensrs, ntr &C.
gen Die 9erunglimpfung feinsr ih0nen
Wuttsripruas oura 5remoeports, uno
ieien bisie Ielber elmer .Shpeitsrs
fpru9e" entlehnt. monnboft ouftriti,
tDnntsn monhem Mi6ei. Der ouf feline
aus alien DinteIn suiommengetraste
GrsmopOrterpsisbeit itol3 iit, NIT
Rugen bint.r bic SbrsH sei4riebsn
tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
Gsbeiste So fen.

Dos Qeueiis. mas man jeBt bat,
(Wlan trdgt Tie niht BEL 5eftsn
llnb aud i'm heiben Sommer niht)
Das finb gshei5te Weiten.
GuBbdnb6sn eibt ss, bic sebei5t,
llno AUDI 31linoerbiite,
Doh biefe Nsubeit 1T gang beftimmt
Bon ollsrerftsr gIts.
Den aeuten, tpie iis fonit aud fino.
Die fol6e Weften trnssn.
Mlub unter biefen Meit.n bod
Gin rnarmss 5erse fhlugsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
gptis fir QputraFtoreu.
Cfftcs Der Conn s.t m rtffart
BON SamIItnu Gpuutn
gtnttnnatt G. Q. 1ani 1912.

cfftcs Der CouHts.a m mtffart
BON 8 SamILtnu Gpunth
Gineinuait, G., Q. JuTi 1912.
Herftegelte aHGeb perbtS est.
aeaeuo oenomreu in btg Eftice nes searb OF
Gounfu GoMmiiitcaers orr GrettGg. ben 3.
Suii 1912 I'm ~ llbr DliiiaeE, fix bic HAD
iicbeube &onutossIrbeIi.
cemdb ben Suesifilaiionen sio 939--7rGr
#eparaiurCH an GuS Greet tpao. 5gUiicben Der
Gorpprditouslinie rou Cincinnati aue beg Tcers
feb Hodb. GpluHIbta Gppn'bip,
Sic arbe.i bat 81 qeidChen N uebereiutinls
muEa mii ben piGutH pTo 5gesihio!icHen.
rrelbe Icyt agfliegcH IN oet Ef'Iee ots gcarb
Of 40untb GUidmliitpHerz.
ale NnQsbute mllfieH ant fyorHlB 'nrsr ansas-
'srtiat Ictn fueihe In Der Gfftee bee Eoare ci
gounta GonlmifiioHers al baber ',nh. uH6 be.
eleitet Ietr bon eiueEi 8cHh in oer SuuFrle bon
fIHihuHbeTt t$Ju00Ul Tcudrs NIT 5rft 1uf
ten uHe geniieeUoeu 2lrgeH GlF Stferhsii ad'
fit hdiI Der 9icieE ben qcntcaiI eiugsbeH iyiIo,
5ur ausfGpuIER Or artsIi i'm Sale Derfel1e
ihnr saerfaunI MIN.
Gte gcuFtu GomniHiears bstnIttu no oas
Hefi Dor. irGsrestnes oeer ale anse5oie 81 Ser'
merfeu.
SIN guFirns bee eOars Of aamtItOn Goruts
gpmmtftoHers.
EtarIeh StrnbIe Rrdfbent.
sIitrft: glberi ReintGrnf. alert.
BI3 20 2T
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
Estla fRr asHssaiisreu.
0pmmiffipHers Efffce.
Sam iIfoH @cdafb. Shis.
6 Il Il u al fhin 9n nnni 10


eGmtIioH &caafb. Shio.
GtHetHaais. Gbio. so. MGi 1912
gsEflege.te aagtb1is etrpsa esf.
aeacpaeHoniHlfH ~ her Gfflce bek BpaFh NJ
acHniG 9naHifft9iers bic Srestna ben 26.
Jnni 1912. AM l2 ubr gdiiaaf, fit bic nats
sieberhe WDuHtas&rseif.
gemaB ben Speafftnf31Ren SO 9.3 --3ar fis
reu 9onrreie egineri an MsahiHa 5seae 1900
r-s fliblict bon 4aribcgs NeeHus, in .gigsreef
zoipHftiy.
lie AFoeii bat su sefsbebeu ~ uebfrelHitim
mHaa nit Den VlGnfn uslo gpeSlft.1fipgea
Del6f legt if Der EffsGe eeE 8onrD Of Goaatp
VelmitticHers aafIlsaeff.
aae 9Egebote milifen art EornIul0ren Gusee.
ftrfigt isIH, welbs IN Der Gffteg Dss Brdb 81
GoaHtr 0ousnIflicHers 81 tGbsn fsne. unb be-
elttfet fem ncH entsH escgo I'm Asfrrgoe boa
fhHfbnnesEt fshooo COB 1olIare NIT sirei alren
lHb oeIngfHeen GlxgsH. ask SIGerbeit 6aiHr
bab Der fieter ben aeHfrasi eirsls.H ipisb snr
Enc.nbrnfe Der arbeit. TN Sale bsrfslbe ibM
sucrinnrt fpirb.
Tte gonntp GDwmiHsars tsbaIieu Ht tas
Meti por. irstHteiu ccsr ale Angtbeie Gu
Isrmerfen
3m .ssIfiraas oss noarb Of samilton Gsun.s
Commit oncrs.
starttr etrunte. ardfihsnf.
eltfsfs: aIbert HetHtdret. I. GIsf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06

Ton, ssborere grinssHin Don polisnae.
bat bas grsebnib ibrer bissbeBiislis
den Gtubien in sinem MufiaB in Der
Wstp Dorter Sun" nieOereelegt. sic
apuBte ihon felt Idussrsr 3si., bab Der
Graf bon MnlepiTif, Der ielbft unttr
ieinen 4bneH ben 9ruber Der Sung
frau adbli, i'm 4rhip ieines ShloHes
einiee 8riefe Der pueelle beipubrte. Sie
bat prei iolhsr 1riefe sineeitbtn. bic
am Is. 2lusuft 1929. am 10. M1r3
1430 unb am 28. mdr3 bss slsihsH
Jobrts perFaBt iino. Der cine Don
ibnen irdgt slpar ieine llnttri1rift. bic
beioen onoeren oaseeen iinn btutlid
rJobdnne" unttr3sihnei. unn bic
6anbfhrifi Der brei Brittle itimmi p0ls
Zig mtteinnnber iiberein. Die Gfs6xii
oieitr Sdriiiitiife foll p1lIig iiher
fsftesiteli isin. Der Graf bon Wolsps
fife tam sintpdnofrei nahp<iien, ouf
tptlf)e Wsife iie pom gruber nsrJung,
frau one onrd grbid,aft iflieBlid) in
ben geiit ieiner Jnmilis eeiongi limb.
Mnctole Jrones bate bic 61potbeTe
nafgtfsat. onb bic llnisrfhrifisn clIsr
gritfe Jobonnns bon einsm Gisgtl
btrriibrten. oas noh einer eiHmuligen
unieritrifi Der Junsfrnu, 3u Der man
ihr bic 6nnb stfiihrt bate, beraeielIt
iporbtn fsi. Die beioen unierfhriebes
nen Brittle TIM 8efiss nes grnisn Be-
tpsilsH obsr bic llnm0giittsit biefsr
1nnobme. Git riibren sspnr Deut!id,
BON berislben perion bsr ipis Gin bier
Uloncie G!tsrer Brief. Der granee pors
lag; bic 1orm Der guhitaten III ot<r
ourhdus DtrfhisDtn. unb Sipar 3eigt
bic unttrfhrift unttr ben belben iiins
geren Britisn cine bel freiiem fefitre
uHb eefDonbisrs 5anb. Dn "a finer
III. bnb biz Sungfrau bei ifrem erfien
Auftrtttn trtosr ffniben nod Ieftn
fpnnse, btHn Tie f1gte tinmol: I'd
lam tein u bonn 3 untsrfheiben, aber
ih bin bonn a0nis Der Gimmsl ents
iaEbt tuorhen. um Orleans su snts
fttsn uno ben a5nig In Reims au
trbntn". TO ff<iHt ss fan, nIs bubs he
lfi6 In Der 3tit ibrsr 0ffsntIinengDiris
fnmieii. befoHDers In ben jii[en Him
tsrnonatsn. bic aunIt bes G4reib<uS
unsetisnet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
With Gar asmtrattsr,a.1 Z
mtiftpners Gtftts
q q III 1 II q rs untn q ELI

Cincinnati. Chic. 80. 2'lni 1912
gtrfteaette aHssbois nereeE emf.
gsaengenomfneu tH ber Efiice hsr I0arh uf
Denim 9ommtfitoHery Die 7reiiag nen %.
;sunt 1912, mn Y uhr aeiitngs. ifiE bic Ea@s
tiehcUhe EoIuipsAtbeia:
@euidb ben spssiiitafionen SO. 325-Slr bic
2ieieruuG bon Qef!pBeHen EieiHen anf sodEb
Cara su gsinslon garf oeer Gluc ara far Die
gieparirnna ten &lluflele Iitt. in e.neamrie
TOrpHigip.
Eis arbeii bat su gefteben IN usbGeiHsiiul.
nrEng nil ban HIhnen nrb gpesstniionsm.
melte teet IN bsr Gfftce bee Aoase cf Gcuufp
GpmHiliiioHsTs aaflleaen.
aut sgngsoote miiffsH asf fsormuIaren cnsse.
ferftst iein. Be.te IN Der Effiee bes 8oorb rf
Gcnnie gomm'fsoHsts au batef fino, uns be.
eleiteI fein BON Ftnern AcfIb in Der Sets pca
tiinfbnnesr' ts5a9o0J Tcfcrs nfii srpe. aufen
urb asnueeneen ghrasn. has Der A.sser ben
acrira,i etnnessH arb bic Grssit ausfitren
NTH, In, Sale eevTsibf tim saergurrf npirS
Tie GonHth gomngiftonsrs betulfsn ft6 eos
Hef' Dor. ireeuesiH ceer ale Nnattcie sn
besne,feu
sn Muffrase ess gs0rb Of Santlton Gounsu
gomE:ffioners
EtanIep gtrubIe, @rdtbenf
atieft: aissri HeiHbGtot. eIsrf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
1n[tuh flifhpf, 81,
snmlli.n. saaint 5 atnts sas gfnns.

etuosu sit Sbrs s9dFat ~ uHE unn taKsu Sa
stieite rttH tp0ineu. 5hSt 9sleer bdiitn ldH'
Ger. - Gint etr iaHtierscn gsal&trttn in str
Stabt. ggaasn boIsH be aHaitt HHs iitittn hs
risbtr db
The 0acbapi Snunern &C.,
gtoue Canal 3727. l7lZ soaau Strskt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
Des Guttna aupieI.

Der 2ebmonn ift MID Sufrieben nit
benz Gaul. ben mir ibm psrfouft bds
ben. 4ltersfhpa6 lit bas Dieb, iaet
er; ale 4ugenblide fdnt es auf bie
anie.1
- ~Ru ia, = bat e bod psrI0Het
ein frommeS pftsbl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06

gu permietben: salDoll

Ginet Der am hcften oiisae'taitcten EaIoous
in ber Gtabt or bstiahei iist aud IN efHer
anieu Csef6afts 9iafharibafi EseiepeH an btr
tfisfpeiisede bor Henbing Roae unb linton
gtrabf Mboutalg 8nnsufraeen Ehbirssts0ds
ppn RthettD uHo Blum Sircbe, eeer Zelepbon
sacft 3565. III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
gu pertaufhen-@rnn

Ro 1912 0lfsen Mhe, 2ftndtaef
1rniss. 10 3iuimer in Siate. ptrfonide aeeen
Ieerfiebenoe Pot, Eta1ie noef irafHectn Efnd
NlinbeI aIs erite 3ahIura, iiIID Der yieii Sl5
rer nlannt ShLsheI bel Grcfars. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06

gprwpob. stc. 5l2o ceritcH gipc.. 2At5dtpes
fsratne q limmer, uuD VniptnuQsbolle, 500
hnar nnn bcr gseft $50 per DsoHdf: 4ot 81 IN
Del f20. @dilfiel BET 9rernes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06

gfrtins.AnsfiGen.
Hentidler 9ienifr.9srein.

Tie Witalifber abiasn @ereins fiao bierMit
freunbIi1ft erfu1I, Der beuts slbenb asn ubr
iH Der 4sufrei 1MruhaIie taisffnbfuben mclnts
ii6ca ReriafHmIuHa tsfi saeIrei@ bes3nlp pcbner-
lie NeamteuirabI ffuoff bon bie uty TAFT.
serb. Metger prhf
EcnE araseT Gsir II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06

mes Elm gntes Bud f9rtibs, troud,t
iidB um nis lsitr ni&t ,u ioresa, abr
!. = pn ph Rlafsf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
Sooes . Inssigen.
etarb ont Sonnias. ben 2. 5uut 1912. uiH
rs uhr Nbenns
almu C. Q0usutiIfr,

geb. u n pl o.
asIiebie Satin non Aibaro Z. gusipeiler, IN
Can Tieqc California, im sllter ooE q Soh'
reu 1rauereoftcebteHit an zaTiiag. ben 5.
Siiui. am 2ia llbr glQ6mIitoes In oer Spriue
@ruue 5rieobofsastacele 5reaHee itHe etuse'
laoeH. 5,o,7,e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
Anna Csptlaaf,

@s fturben ON Geuitag, ben 1. 9Hgt 1912
4praens rbr b ANnnien plpl!i6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
rrs.sgtsfsieas
S0lpeike,t

ssn aebrehemH xnb f6Ahhafsfw 1GfsfsH n
@ueetfeH. esati nssxSs nHb ainnIaxas.
1sassars aHsshasns ~ fAwsH sisseit.
TT. s. WELDING CO.
sz7 .. 6ssssts esz. oess p,ais sfa.
= =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06

Wfberfibc. go. 3qi2 Clifton Mne., 2sFtodtges
ssraine, 10 3immer in sSIafs, $1,000: nehHe
esne Got cher asiano ole erlte Sabiuuas nft
gleft $i5 per WicIiui. SnhNt pei ere'aps ?.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
Dansbmras liu,erita.2im
ls ersss,ses. n. ..

kasutsu in atnftHzGil sSsfitru 9erusa
nesa. &rfss laiiesnisSsanf. DarttesZrisss Raj
Eer4 Gflas snfscnnl.ssaag. Halnm Gtrcbes
German EaticnaI. tans. tsxtatfrn 9frmGn Eans
6erxifsr nm 4sIrreiH NM.. STesfbeut eoss
incS 3 1ruff Co.. ]. unb 9tue Eir.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06

gn, 1912 aoen qtberfh ctr sipei fctds
ne 3immeI; 0aE sllm ac6en uib fur Be
Ieunfnne: auts in erffer SLATE Grbnung.
b,e6si2s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06

9erIansi--@eibIih.

w d B tten fiJ alIafHistne Sansarhett; eu,es
.ciu: 6mcieblaflaen pegIungi Ransiftns
aeH 22lf Gari aBe.. 2aaIHH 1ias bo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06

4nnb2 2fhone TroHtsi mn NIT @1s.
Wa43ufrdGen 1881 Gutter Eir o,1'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
Rn ,,crfauirn-sdnier.

R RabtfonbtIIe go 5714 airrisbn gluee,
2sfiodiaes Srnme, Bmmer lliIh 9fnptanaS'
bale. Slhnerbof. Sarisn, 8ns uitb MGlier;
fam uiff Ieichte Soblungen -getnnfi nsroen
aison fprecte NIT Grciap, nuitscndr. j.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06

gde0sr tn etnsr fleiusn Eamiiis. 24a
seurne Ape.. aupnbaie.
The Yale expositor., 1912-12-12
WILL RESIST DEMANDS.
Turks Prepare to Wage Diplomatic.
Controversies to Save Terri.
tory.

Hoping to Offset on the field of di..
plomacy what they lost on the field
of battle, the Turks are preparing to,
resist with the most aggressive di-
plomacy any one excessive demand
by the allies in the peace conference
which opens in London on Friday.
Each OF the five governments in
volved will be allowed three envoys.
II is expected the course of the ne
gotiations will be marked by social
affairs for the ENJOYS. King George
may give dinner for the plenipo-
tentiaries if they settle all the issues
amicably and without discord. OF the
Turkish delegates only the name OF
Osman Miami Pasha has been Of
hcialiy handed in to the foreign of
fee. The Ottoman government has
been puzzled to select the best men.
The Yale expositor., 1912-12-12

Peter Jenison, 40, an employe OF the
King paper mills. in Kalamazoo, was
crushed and instantly killed between,
two freight cars.
John w. McKibbin, Sr.. of Saginaw
died few minutes after his son, John
W. Mckibbin, Jr., reached home from.
the battleship Georgia.
Men who signed the local option ne.
titlon in Calhoun county for n re.
submission of the question next spring
VIII receive a strong appeal from the.
liquor interests TO vote wet" Three
clerks are copying the names OF those
who signed the petition.
Deputy State Food Inspector Mel.
selbach and City Inspector Friar OBJ
tanned samples of oysters carried by.
meat markets and groceries. The oys-
ters were sent to Lansing and wifi no
inalyzed and proceedings started
against dealers where the blvalyes are
found to he wa:ered.
The Yale expositor., 1912-12-12
BALKAN PEACE CONFERENCE TO
BEGIN FRIDAY, THE THIR-
TENTH, IN ST. JAMES
PALACE, LONDON.
WILL BEGIN NEGOTIATIONS IN
DEFIANCE OF ALL SUPER.
STlTIONS.
The Outlook for Lasting Peace
Throughout Europe Is Consid-
cred Promising.

The Balkan war situation is prac
tically unchanged There is no con-
frmation of the Constantinople dis
patches that Greece has affixed a be-
lated signature to the Baghtche prot
ocol for an armistice. AS far as can
be learned, Greece still refused to join.
the truce agreement.
The other Balkan states and Tur-
key are continuing their preparations
for the peace conference which, in ap-
parent defiance of all superstition, will
begin in London on Friday, Dec. 13..
Athens dispatches give assurance that
Greece will participate in the negoti-
ations.
With peace of some kind, no matter
how costly, assured by the protocol, IL
is agreed that Turkey has turned her
attention to policy Of diplomacy
that will SOW the seeds OF dissention
among the Balkan allies, in order that
Turkey might conclude as favorable a
bargain as possible.
Diplomatists and war experts cred
it to Turkish mendacity all of the lit
tie disquieting rumors from eastern
Europe, reports for which no founda-
tion in fact can be discovered.
The report that the Greeks had
signed q separate and more advantag-
eOus armistice with Turkey; that
Roumania would insist on representa-
ton in the London conference, and
a part in the division in the spoils;
that the Greeks would hold aloot
from the negotiations; that Servia
would persist in her defiance OF Aus
tria-Hungary, and various other ru-
mors OF the same kind were attribut-
ed the porte's crafty efforts to stir
up trouble.
With all of the Balkan belllgerents
appointing their peace plenipotentiar-
les and all of the six powers accept
ing the proposal for the ambassador
ial conference, the outlook for lasting
peace throughout Europe is consid-
cred promising.
The Yale expositor., 1912-12-12
500 DIE of Cholera.

Cholera is causing great havoc in
the native quarters of the Turkish
capital. 1t is officially admitted that
over 1000 cases have occurred during
the past 20 days and that half of them
have been fatal. This total, however.
is believed to be much below the real
figures.
The prefect in q proclamation is
sued refers to the great proportions
of the epidemic and warns the public
that failure on their part to notify
cases Of cholera to the authorities will
be punished by fine and Imprisonment.
The Yale expositor., 1912-12-12
To Buy Birthplace of Lincoln.

Rep. Johnson, of Kentucky, intro.
duced q bill in the house for the ac.
quisition by the government of the
farm and the log cabin in Kentucky
IN which Abraham Lincoln was born.
johnson proposes the homestead be,
kept as q park.
The Yale expositor., 1912-12-12
II Deals With Fiscal, Military,
Insular and judicial Affairs
of Nation.
MONEY CONDITIONS ARE GOOD
Plans for Reorganization of the
Army Explained.
FILIPINO BILL CONDEMNED

Chief Executive Declares the Island
ers Are Far From Ready for Self
Government--Regula of Water
Power Site Projects Urgcd-Pro-
noting of Colonel GoethaIs Recon-
mended.
The Yale expositor., 1912-12-12


The workman's compensation act
reported by the special commission ap-
pointed by congress and the execu.
tive, which passed the senate and is
now pending in the house, the passage
of which l have in previous mes
sages urged upon congress, venture
again to call to its attention. The
opposition to 1t which developed in
the senate, but which was overcome
by majority in that body, seemed to
me to grow out rather of a misappre-
hension OF it's effect than of opposi-
ton to its principle. say again that
I think no act can have a better ef-
feet directly upon the relations be-
tween the employer and employe than
this act applying to railroads and
common carriers and an interstate
character, and am sure that the pass.
age Of the act would greatly relieve
the courts of the heaviest burden OF
litigation that they have. and would
enable them to dispatch other bust.
ness with speed never before attain
ed In courts Of Justice In this country.
WILLIAM II. TAFT.
The White House. December 9, 1912.
The Yale expositor., 1912-12-12
REGULAR Army Reserve.

One Of the most important reforms
accomplished during the past year has
been the legislation enacted in the
army appropriation bill OF last sum.
mer. providing for a regular army re-
serve. Hitherto cur national policy
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-03-07
CUDAHY INTRUDER is
CAUGHT IN RESIDENCE

PASADENA, Cal, March 5.-Chiei
Of Police Woods tonight arrested Q
man in Mrs. Jack" Cudahy's home
She identified the prisoner as the
masked man who was routed from thx
same place three nights ago. The
man refused to give his name, but de.
clared to Mrs. Cudahy that he had
been offered to get her to sign a GER
tain paper, or to kill her.
Mrs. Cudahy received an unsigned
letter, written in mans handwriting
late this afternoon asking her if she
would be at home tonight. The letter
asked that she call up certain num-
ber by telephone and inform the writer
If she was to be at home as he had
something Of particular interest in
connection with the recent invasion Of
her home to discuss with her.
Mrs. Cudahy consulted friends and
on Chief Goods advice she made the
appointment over the telephone for
the man to meet her at specified
hour tonight. Before that hour, Chief
Woods entered the house and was Sc
creted in Mrs. Cudahy's bedroom.
When the anonymous man came he
was ushered into the room adjoining
the bedroom, the door of which was
ajar so the chief could make quick
entrance on the scene. "Who offered
you this money!" asked Mrs. Cud-
ahy?"
Il don't know his name" replied the
man rather anxiously, and then he
gave what Chief Woods declares is
an exact description of man who
was once very closely associated with
Mrs. Cudahy. At this point Woods
stepped into the room and placed the
man under arrest.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-03-07
SEEK CLEMENCY FOR
SHAVED or r-.s.IEr-

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March G.
"A movement is under way to OBJ
tain-a Communication of the sentence in
sthe case of Hez Rasco, the murderer
of the Hubbell family, who is to be
executed this month.
Rasco's crime was one of the most
artocious in the criminal records of
Missouri. His victims were Odell Hub
bell and his wife and two children,
who were murdered in their home in
Nodaway county on Nov. 20, 1910.
Suspicion pointed toward Rasco, who
had served prison term for one
murder. Bloodhounds followed the
trail to his home, where he was found
in hiding. A bloody shotgun was
found on the Rasco premises and the
shoes of the suspected man fitted the
tracks around the Hubbell home. He
was tried at Marysville year ago and
found guilty. According to the evi-
dence at the trial, a poker game in
which Rasco lost heavily and Hubbell
won furnished the motive for the
quadruple killing.