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The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
~ AssocIATEn PRKsa

G.ondou. Nov. ia-Uttsr discredit is
thrown by military experts ln Eng
and o. ths rerorls published in
Vienna paper ~ ths movenents ant
spernt items ~ the BuiEarian ard ether
armies in tha acld TIE reputation
~ Laeuteuant WnEner % the Reichs-
roHt watch went un tika a rockef
when hs was claiming 10 hs the only
corresT ondeut witnessing TIE battles.
has uow fanen uke e stick
The EnNiish uev.sparcrs express the
opiuion that th- Tlnrese var CORES
rondeuf has been use4 knowingly o.
innooenuv. by ere Rulgarfan staff 90
send reports 81 movements of the
Bulgarian ARMIES Tor the ruruoas %
nisieadinK tAe Turks. rhe great bat
tis which he declared hat been fcuEht
nearly = forfniwht aEo st the mne ~
Tchafniih when the iessea u.rre DE-
ciared ~ him % have exceaded those
AZ Lulo nurwan. never occurred Oue
fc1penu~4 - nass wfrhfas.a
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
Sweeping Transfers Among Army
Officers to be Made by Dec. Is

- leava UrorsH were unmns ~ fha
var department ln avert nuch q vide
spread change 81 a. onra. but aftar
careful consideration ~ the ascralarv
% war and ~ General Crowder. iudrn
ndvu.ate General q waa fscidsd that
there WMm 40 alterna tive under mfrfot
Interpretation of the lnw.
Major Ceurrml Weed. chisf 81 nsnn
Naid loday that the shifts IN ths aur~
Nlos rnuia - nade without any Iow.
srina % the armya efncisncy. aiIhnmnn
there would he noma siirhf feunnwsrw
Weakening
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

London. Nov fs--Ths general ad-
vance Of the Bulwarian arrny upon the
Turkish lines at Tchataiia. the main
obstacle bstwe.n n and ConatAnti-
norla waa commsnced- n - the most
important engagement r.t fouEht IN
ths Turkish Balkan var. and accord
las 20 reports nom SOFA. BulgAria's
oauitAl tke Buigariaus have ALREADY
met eoxna auccrua.
WIN every available pf~oe ~ ar
tniery that oouid be gathered toweth-
~ the BuiEnFtAns are marching
straight towards the forts which. az
tn the Turks suffered . series o. de-
reata. were eonaidered fmprewnahle.
TIE advances Fsssrds have already
reached the village ~ LAxarfketsi on
she TuFkssh raEht and ArrAutksui On
ne sputh mnd 10Th ar~ o.c.upied by
BuiEartana. From ArnAutkeui they
are ahs,linm Biyuk and cheixmeEye.
where I've forts c0uinrise the extreme
left 81 the Turkisa line
c0nstantinopis is now . city 81 sick.
wounded and hungry refugees. with
the thousands ~ wounded in addition
60 the cholera patients the hospitals
are oVertaxed. some relief has been
offered BY the Turkish government
sending many rcfuRces % Asia minor.
homania Is reported 10 have placed
EtronE bodies ~ troops "a three
pointa On tao puiwarian frontier The
movement - believed % Re the result
of diplomatic arrangements. % that
pressure can be applied 20 Bulgaria
In order q keep the terms ~ the
aruiseics within moderation
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
TEN YEARS FoR KILLING
MAYOR OF KINGSTON
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chatfauouaa. Team. Nov. IA
special from Ca~tersyule. Ca. ssYs the
jury in the case oe W. j. Wooten
charged with tha murder - Herschen
Grimn. mavur 80 KinEston. returned 8
verdict 80 voluntary mangiauuafer and
azed Wooten's term a. ten years im-
nFisonmenE Bainn Cox ~ kinrstan
and jim Burroughs Eere arrested End
committed % lan co the charra of
rerfurY. Cox having confessed that the
evidence in attcmntinr o. shou that
Grimm assaulted Wootem with 4 uafr
~ hrn~a knuckH was talse that tae
Fnueks founa near tne scene ~ tha
alIuF were placed thsrf bF Burroughs
anf found by Cos naa a prcarranEad
aHnfr
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
TAFT.P9HNG
AS LOHENGR|N.
IS SARCASTIC
The President Slaps Wilson,
Digs Bryan, Rsps Both,
Coddles His Own Ideas
and Reminds Lotus Club
lie is Still President.
~ AssocIArnn -.

New York. Nov. te.-PreEident
Taft totlEht sanH bis swan aonE" AZ
chief executive o. the nation. A. the
guest % the Lotun club. the president
responded % the toast The President
in e speech considered ~ many the
most remarkable he ever made. lie
shifte6 from the EnT 30 the UrAves
from a philosophy which said four
years presidency tauxht him % discuss
problems facing the nafion- % laughter
over the outeoms % the election. Hs
smiled when ss spoke ~ sons plans
q presidenf-eiect Wiison ard touched
with wentla sarcasm william Jsnnings
Bryan.
The prestdent rsEretted the defeat q
the arbitration treaties Ntth Great
Britain ard france ~ the senate.
The president Wtth : touch ~ ssr-
casua. referred 70 Mr.. Brynn's proposal
fCo~fiuned on pans TweN
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
FLAoMAN Is BLAMEp FoR
pEATH o. FIFTEEN PERSONS

Baton Rouge. Ia. Nov. ts-In the
report of ths Louisiana state railroad
commission on the Nnxoo and Missis-
sinpi Valley wreck a. Montn Monday
morning when nfteen paeaenEers we're
killed and ninety injured. E7aFman
Mark Cunningham. 81 the wrecked sx-
euraion train. is charged win respon-
slhiuty fur the collision in failing -
70 back q aunicieut distance 20 naK
the anproachinE freight train IRE
commission. however. condemns the
ralirQad company For seudinN out IN
fsrior euuipmenL The ohciata ~ the
company were cited a. appear before
ne COR mission and show cause why
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

waahinEton. NoE. is-s1fepinE
transfers amonF army cfncarf hsfors
peosmbsr iE mast ~ made bccauns oi
ths new iaW providing that no army
cfnosr shall be absent from aaty wlth
hls company fcr more ihan two years
out of alN More than 4. zee oeaosra
are affected ard ne expense 70 the
changes. it iH estimated iF fha var ae-
p2rtmenL wnl enuced SO eco. TIE
military academy wlii ns hlt hard ta
ofacer Instructors there being required
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
HOKE SMITH TO
BOOST FARMING
Aays As Wtn spend Tius Trrina -
secure Fsvsrabls Astiao eu Ertsn-
ser Wark sill

WmHhfnNtcn. Nov. tb senator Hcke
Smith of Georgia. to-day announced
MS nurpoue OF devotinK nuch time lr.
xna coming Ehort session of congress
20 promotin9 tha action on the hougs
hin. pendinE Co toe senate. fof ezfen-
sfor ~ experiment work iu various
state agricultural cnIeEcs. The meas
ere provides for en- annual Hrpropria- b
go 81 three mlHinn dnliarA ft pnHeaf
fhn house at the laat session blt failed
"a the senate
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
POSSE CAPTURES
MOTOR BANDITS
up-so- rsss Rsidsrs 81 ksssas Fsr-
Hsssss sr- Caught snd JsiisS-Tsr.
rorirsd toia.

lola. haa- Nov. isl-Ths three bar
dits who Impressed = motor ca. :
Chauffeur and = mechani ian into ser.
vice Thurnday night and asnf ~nn :
raid o. farm houses and villages IN
IRIS vicinity. were captured 30 q panas
today near here and brought ~ fhs
lola AL The men save their names
as Rtchard Victor. who savu 81 w1rkoa
IN ths railroad shops at Argsntins
kAa. ard VI D Van NIbber end gohn
McCamiey Nieinr waa taken early %
day. Tha two others we're captured a..
noon afisr > fEht IN which one of them
waa wcunhrd
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
United Daughters of Confederacy
Elect New Officers and Adjourn

E = schuabei katie Chndrussl. New
Orleans trfafurer HnncraL Airs r. ri
Tate PULASKI Va rerlatraf xensraL
afa Orlando Hauhurton. Little Rock
ARA historian Eeueral Miss Mndroe
rutherford Athena Cas- custodian q.
tha cre1s cf honor. Wra T. ~. Rainas
savannah. Ca custodian of nags and
reunants, Nra Frank Anthouv Wake
norfolk Va
All oncers were eltcfcd ~ acc.auaa-
fian.
a party 81 the dauNhfers went tr
Mount Vernon 20 visit ere WashinFtou
hame tnHav.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
SECURE A JURY
IN SNEED TRIAL
i9s Jurors EKaunined Before Taissusn
Enoush 20 Hear Evidenes Wers
Chosen.

Fort Worth. Texas Nov. te--After
tas taieamen were examined = Jury
Waa completed today Tor the trial of
John Beail sneed. the Amarillo banker
accused of the murder Of A. g. Boyoe
sr.. q wealthy cattieman. after trouble
which resulted trorl A. q. Boyce. Jr.
eioplng with sneed's wife
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
PRES. GOMPERS AND
OTHERS TO SPEAK


Eochester. ~ 2 Nov. IA puhiic
unass rnssfinK wfii - held tornorrow a
which samuel Gompsra prssident q
tie American Fsde~aticn 81 labor. and
ofher iahnr leaders Wfu speAk II sln
he q feature of the annual Cnnvenuon
~ fha seda~aflan. nnw On session knrn
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

WaahlnFion. Nov 1f-Thc rnito3
naarhtaru of sae CarfcdsrRcy toaag
eiecfed ths fouowing oMcers:
president general Mra AleXnndcr "a.
Waite Faria. Ttnn.s arst vice. prnai-
cent genoraL M.a Fank ga. odau-
htimer. Josaun. hsd.t second tieo-rrsa-
tcent ErneraL Nrs urury g. uudiou.
Washlnrton third vice press dent Eea-
erat Mrn q W. watson. Charlotte. N.
c. recording setrelary general Mrs
nv Weaka Mckinney pndueah. Kvs
eorreeponains secretary Ffulral Mra.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
TO EXHUME BODY
OF YOUNG WOMAN
Nym4@ry IN Georgia csss Seems ts
Dsapsn as FLAMES og Dasd Girl Rs-
smmina unfound.
nY AMoCIATNn -

Anhhurn. Ca. NoV. i6.~-MysterE sur
rounainw tha sudden death of Minnie
Afarrhman nnd The disappearance %
Tnn CIsHhorn, her nanos. remained
unnolv~d tonight W. g. Cochran. q
nroth~Y -in-iaw ~ the YounE woman.
announces ne wouid have her hody eN-
humaad for fhe puFpoae % e post NOR
term annnnlnation. CieEhorn ia SIN
miNsinM
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

Indianapolis Ind Nov Ia-The
riant of the Van Carp Packinr Gem
uany vas partially burned early fh's
mnrufnn tire owners estimates their
tees AZ ahout tf1ooco The cause 81
tha sre has nee been determined The
company employed about tan8 per-
sona oHciala anuounend fhnf the
plant would probably be- rebuTL
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
TURKISH LINES
BEINGATTACKED
BY BULGARIANS
Advance Commenced With
View of Reaching Con
stantinople.
MOST IMPORTANT
ENGAGEMENT OF WAR

With Every Available Piece
Of Artillery That Could
be Gathered Together the
Bulgarians are Marching
Straight Towards Forts
Which Have Heretofore
Been Considered Impreg
nable.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
DEAN OF TULANE law
SCHOOL GIVEN VACATION
- AaanrIATKn -

New Orleank. NnN. la--1adEe III
Fsne . Saunders. dezn - the Tulane
an srhooi. has hesn granted q ieare
" ahssncn to heEfn a. once for Une
year Hs asked FOR TIE vacafior On
account ~ m heaith Professor n. q.
McGovney has heen arpotntea acting
dean.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
SOUTHCAROLINA
EDITORISB BADLY
HURT IN FIGHT
V. r Chesire, Recently
Beaten up. Attacks Man
IN His Office.
NEWSPAPER MAN
SHOT FOUR TIMES

Two Bullets Entered the
Abdomen and Two in Arm
He Is in a Serious Con-
dition-Had Gone Into
Office Of ". ]. Muldrow
and Alteration Ensued-
Is Sequel to Article Pub
lished.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
MOOSE IS
SHY IN LATEST
COUNT OF VOTES
Nearly Complete Returns in
Florida Show Regular Re
pubiicans and Socialists
Zach PolIed More Than
New Party.
New Party


Tailahaspee Nov fs-The state
canvaaaina board has not yet met 20
canvass the nfficiai returns. and one
county h lacking IN the latest reports.
However. the county out win poli less
than 900 votes and win not material
" alter the order ~ vote a. appended.
aodinG the proportionafe vote 20
each. AZ analyEed. the vote in IN
teresting IA that lt shows how the
several parties ot the state rank IA
voting strength The new proRrea-
sive party failed 20 equal M regular
Republican % socialist parties IN
votes. which must - = sore disap-
pointm@nt afsr 80 much activity IN
the state Taking the candidate 81
each party Which polled the highest
vote ou his party ticket az a wuids
20 ths numerical voting strength 81
The PARTIES u a. follows Democrat.
sA09s; socialist asia. republican.
ASIA, progressive. a.TaG
The election returns aers au IN 81
cept from one coutr The total vote
81 ~ out ~ as counties on the 70.
sruor ano oabinst orlces is aa fol-
lows
For governor
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
WAS AFRAID SHE
KNEW TOO MUCH
Thought Il a Good Idea 10
Follow Her on the Train
and Put a Bomb Under
Her Seat - Mcnamara
Was in Hopes the Times
Explosion Would be At
tributed 20 Gas.

~ AEN2MsAM ~ NAANN|8
IndianapoliA Ind. Nov. ie--Iames
n McNamara's ni9ht frcm Los An
geies after he blew up NE Ttnes buiid-
ing there OF Ortober I. iPfo hla en-
pressed hope that the explosion would
be attributed O. escaped rAA In TIRE
bundin9 and him reported purpose 90
murder q woman stsnograpber en-
ploysd 10 the iron workers union "be-
cause ne kDsa too mnch." Ncrs re-
iated ~ ths -dynazaiis conapirscy"
trtai today by FrAnk Ecxhcn-
Eckhoff. q nel Ehbor and friend % the
McNamara family in Cincinnati teati-
asd THAI two weeks after the Los An
Rsles enploslon he vas sent hy J. ].
McsS amara % the home ~ Mra Alice
Nabb. McNamarz'a sistsF. a. Baiiash
Neo.
= met yarnes N. there said Eckhon
-Ile appeared desperats and taiked 81
Milling himself Then ne asked re n
! notiocd IN fhe n2wapapers whether
psopie thought the e1ploHion waa
caused ~ ESCAPING gas n the nsse-
msnL
-ons thing hs sasd hs wantsd done
vas 60 kin Miss Mary O. pve q
wssnowrApher Bt union headquarters IN
Indianapolis. he .aid she knew too
muoh about dynamiting and he pro
posed we talk 10 ,. J. about havtng
her gotten out a. the way. lie said
Ne thought it would BE- a good idea ~
I followed her on a train and put =
smell bomb under her seat - that u
would explode after ] got OF the train
Fekhoa said hs refused % enter into
the plan 10 put bomb under Miss
Dye
Aft.. Dye. who nov lives I'm pftts-
burg. recently ldentih@d hundreds ~
istfsra lntroduoed hy the government
implicating the ~ defendants IN .
TRACED THEIR MOVEMENTS.
vvtnesae- traced the McNamaraF
usovsusentH. after they arrived ND Los
Anrelea and told how thsT rented
rooms ~ hotels and boar6inE houscs.
.s-.ssrrd the launch and arranRed q
nurrhans Dynamite. records n tele-
nhone calls made % . powder CON-
nanv ~ MCNAMARA Who went un-
A. ths alias 81 J. n Brtce. were iden-
ffeea. TIE explosion. which resulted
in the death of twenty-ons persons.
followed the McNamaraa cisappear-
an~s Prank Fckhon. of CineinnAtL
tsstiaea hs hsiped 70 enno~al noNau-
HocKIN - IpENTIFlgo.
s~~~tarv uockin % the ircn wgrkess'
unicn. waa pointed out ~ John bon9-
ahauRh. ~ Tulsa. Okla. Who formerly
was : nitro- Elyc~rine agent a. Mont
peiisr. Ind. LcnKahAugh said hockin
rroui.ed biE prices Cor t1e ezplosiNs
N ths dealer wcuid s>ll without cues
tinn.
Poiutina - Hockin. LnngnhAnrh
sid
II toia this nan ny company would
,,t auou NJ 20 aeii nitro giycefins
~fshoat knoWtrH what q was 20 -
ussa for Hs replied Ne would make
sttrnrtivs for ma ard that ne would
c.rrv avav IN Nuit cases on the
train. 7 aakea him n hs wanted ne 90
rtaai nifro- riycertn. Hs said ne ctdnt
care. ard a. or oarrvinE explosives 90
passenger trains. - wasn't ootaersa
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
CALLED OFF BY
CENTRAL TRADES
LABOR COUNCIL
General Walk Out Was
Scheduled 20 Take Place
On Saturday.
STRIKERS TO ALL
RETURN TO WORK

They Requested That Cen
eral Strike be Abandoned,
as They are 10 Secure an
Advance in Wages, But
Without Recognition of
the Union -Strikebreakers
An Discharged
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
WILSON UNDER
BRIGHT SKIES
Sunny Weather on First
Day Out From New York
Tried TO See Taft But
Failed.

on EoaFd Stearnarlu Bern adlan. en-
route d Be-mu5a. hy Wireiesa. Nov
Is s-Presfesnt-eie wilson's vacation
trln began auEpicioua'y Nsrv pleas
ant weather conaitiona have prevailed
fiure he and his family ief Nsw York
thia Afternoon. Tie governor 10 IN nns
ruHnoF evidently rlad Co. e period with
raIaNafta1 pFoapacts
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

New Tcfk Nov. ie.--Ccveruor WI
san. before teavirE tired 81 zee Prssi-
dent Tar teday. hut mlHHed him ~ q
sem minutes
Tfa governor rose iafa aud after
IreaFfast - asked his secratarv 10
arca~taiu uheTe ths rresldent was
ravinr and how long - wouia -
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

FAiR SUNDAY AND Moara
hooERATE NORTH AND MORT
last WINDS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-12-11
PROFESSOR FLEEs FROM BEES
LODGED Beneath His Undershirt Make
Him Do an Outdoor
Marathon.

San Rafael. Cal.-Bees. not Of the
presidential kind, turned DR.. W. IL
Dudley, one Of the towns most digni-
fed citizens, into an Olympic athlete
to the great establishment of his neigh
bors.
DR.. Dudley had come home from a
tour of duty and thought to refresh
himself at a shower bath. So he
spread his underclothing on the lawn
to bleach in the sun and retired to
the shower. Later he gathered up the
garments, unaware that adventurous
bees had meantime crawled inside
their folds.
1t was then the doctors was seen to
leap through his front door and make
circles around the house with Mara.
thon speed while divesting himself Of
his shirt in total defiance Of the mu.
nictpal ordinance regulating the pro-
prieties.
But he outran the bees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-12-11
FIGHT CARSON TRUST" GANG
Outlaws Believed to Have Caused the
Loss of Million In the Last
Five Years.

New Tork.-That the death kneh
Of tl:9 "rrcoa trust" curious organ.
izc!.ioa Ct New York's underworld,
viii r?on be sounded IS the belief OF
the fire department here as the result
o. arrests which 1t IS expected will
shortly be made after half decade
of endeavor to bring within tho
clutches Of the law the members OF
an organization which has capitalized
the building Of incendiary fires.
According to the fire marshal, this
gang In the conduct Of its ingenious
pursuit has caused the loss of more
than s1,900,00O in the last five years
through small fires.
Although it's existence has long
been known, the makeup of the or
ganization is apparently as uncertain
and changeable as that Of the "Black
Hand" 1t Is sometimes called tire
"frebug syndicate. and is said to
consist of a number of Quick-witted
and rather ingenious scoundrels
whose usual plan Of campaign is to
make bargains with persons willing to
defraud insurance companies by
which the firebug receives a stated
sum, ranging from s25 to $500, for
starting a blaze in small apartments
with the connivance of those who live
there, who have previously insured
their petty belongings for as large
sums as they can get.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-12-11
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH

Trains leave Union Station, Alexandria
In effect November 81. 1912
n. B.-FollowIng schedule figures are
published only as formation and are
not guaranteed.
7:47 i. M--Daily local between Wash
;nGton and Danville delivers connec-
lion daily except SUNDAY ut Orange
10 c. IL o., No.If3 for GOrdonsvilie and
Richmond.
S:iT i .M-Daily--Local for Harri-
sonDurS and way stations. Buffet par
lor car.
0:0T-AM-Daily Us. Fast Mail stops
only for passengers % points south
TO which scheduled to stop. First class
coaches: sleeping cars TO Birmingham
and New Orleans. Dining Car ser,
vice. Stops ut Calvcrton to let off
Warrenton branch passengers.
11:17 \. M.-Daily-Mail train, Goa
ches for Manassas, Warrenton, Char.
lottesville, Lynchburg, DAnville and
Greensboro. Sleeping cars from Green's
boro to Atlanta.
1857 p. M.-Week days-Limited fo'
Warrenton, Charlottesville and Harri-
sonburG.
4:52 A. Observation-Disclosures, Spe-
cial. Sleeping ears between New 70! k,
Atlanta, Columbus, Admission. BirminS-
nam. Through first class coaches De-
tween Washington, Atlanta, and Birm-
California five times weekly.
3:J2 Z. M-Weel days. Limited Tor
Harrisonburg and way stations on Ma
nassas branch, also for "arrenton.
Pullman buffet parlor cars.
81: p. M.-Daily-Local for War
i;:i. p. M.-The Southern's Southeast
@rn Limited FOR ASbeYille Coiumpla,
Charleston. Aiken, Augusta, savannah
and Jacksonville. Through Puiiman
Drawing Room, Sleeping cars, Coach-
IO:n5 j, MISUNDERSTANDING and
CHATTANOOGA Limited via LynchburG)
First class coach and slepeing cars
to Roanoke, Knoxville and Chatta'
rooca. Sleeper to New Orleans, Wash
ington to Roanoke. Dining car ser
1902 +. M.-paily-New York. At,
ianta and New Orleans Limited. Az
Pullman train. Club and Observation
car 10 New Orleans. Sleeping cars 70
Ashcyillc. Atlanta, Macon ana Ne"
Orleans. Sleeping cars to CEariolte
Dining car service.
1:.- i. M.-Daily-Memphi special.
Sleeping car and coaches for RoancNe'
Enoyviile. Nashville. ChattarooGa :,
and Memphis Dining car service. WASH
;nrron sleeping cars open 10 L. NJ.
For detailed schedule. figures, uck-
cts. Pullman reservations, etc, ap-
ply to ,,,u 1rHE.y.
Union Ticket Agent, Alexandra, Va
T. n COApMAN, Vice pres. q Gen MI l.
:, II. uARDWICk. Pass. Tran. Nsr'
II. +. CARY. Genl. lass. As|
L. S. BROWN. Genl. ASt.
Washington. D. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-12-11
Tuck the Sleeves,

Try my plan when making chi2'
dren's dresses, says a contributor t.
Needlecraft: Cut the sleeves an inc:
or so longer than IS necessary; tbc-.,
;laying finished them. in. any way dc.
Sired run d Gclss-or:mbre than one.
as fancied-rnidway between shoulGe.
and elbow, making them the right
length. Il is al easy matter to rip OF:
the tuck when the sleeves Feed length
ering, as they are sure to do the sec,
cad season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-12-11
SULTAN or MOROCCO A POET
MuIaI HafId Is Recognized In Moham.
medan World as Writer
Of Ability.

Paris.-Mulai Haf1d, the sultan OF
Morocco, who recently left Fee for
Rabat, has a reputation as poet in
the Mohammedan world and is also
recognized as a writer on philosophy
His best-known poem has recently
been translated into Spanish by Senior
Ricardo Baetsa.
The sultan starts by confessing his
disenchantment with life. Translated
literally, this portion of his song
reads:
From the heights to which Fate
has borne me, I see naught but hu-
man heads servilely bowed. So high
am placed that my hand outstretched
could not encounter any other hand,
any friendly hand"
Then he reverts to the happy epoch
when as a simple camel driver he
loved the beautiful Bedouin girl,
Aneise, and her alone. Today, sur
rounded with riches and honors.
wearied with pleasures. the sultan sad.
~ meditates upon the irrevocable past
and upon his first love.
Then, advancing to more impersonal
subjects, the sultan writes:
Patience! Fate whispers to me.
And while expectant that the star OF
ancient days shall shine again. re.
splendent, over our heads, I still shall
add pearls, more and more pearls to
the marvellous rcgalia Of Islam; and
may the keen edge of the sword OF
vengeance open to us at the propitioua
hour the road to the final triumph!
Night sings my songs in secret to-
day; but tomorrow they shall be IN.
toned in the broad light, freely, glori'
ously!"
The inference Is taken to be that
he hopes one day, not distant, to
shake off the yoke, or the protectorate
of the foreigner, and to reconquer his
independence as the chief Of the
Moors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-12-11

At Corporation Court OF the City
If Alexandria continued and held ar
he Court House of said city on Sat
lrday, December TIN, 1912.
Present Hon. Louis c. Barley, judge.
Ruth E. Dent
VS.. In Chancery.
Robert L. Dent.
Upon the application of the COM
claimant, stating specifically the last
;nown place OF abode Of the defend
mt, the Court on the 18th day of De
ember, 1912, doth grant the following
order of publication.
The object CT this suit is to obtain
suit of decree absolutely divorcing
he complainant, Ruth E. Dent, from
he defendant. Robert L. Dent, on the
ground OF wilful desertion and aban-
lorment without lawful cause CT eX-
,use, on the part of The defendant,
or more than three years prior to the
institution o. this suit. An affidavit
laving been made and filed that the
defendant, Robert /. Dent, cannot be
'ouad within the jurisdiction of the
State Of Virginia, and that ne is a
nonresident of said State;
1t is Ordered: That he do appear
here within fifteen days after due
publication Of the said order and do
what is necessary to protect his in
tertst in this suit.
And it is further ordered, that a
copy of the said order be published
once week for four successive weeks
II the Alexandria Gazette, a news
paper published in the City Of Alex
andria, Virginia; that copy be posted
n the front door OF the Court Hou:e
If said city On or before the 18th day
IF December. 1912. that being the next
rule day after this order is entered.
and that a copy Of the said order Of
publication shall be sent by registered
nail by the Clerk Of said court to the
nonresident defendant at 726 Green
mount Avenue, Baltimore, Nd, his
last known place OF abode.
a Copy:-Teste.
NEWELL s. GREENAWAY. Clerk.
Samuel G. Brent, ?. Q.