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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

mo0ta0er Sen anoen @roo BET oo'
ronife 9rGlteo6mme. 9rlt0 of oen-
ne so meoferer 8iertets lloripelie,
FOR at bette fan gioes Simmelens
5ugle til 5B0e. 0erme0 er bet an
oct StaOilm til gn0e.
Get treble Staoium ioreitiIIer
oct belliggiorte Menneife. Ser al
logger man igen So, buis gruO
meoferer Strof al SnOooloenesllo-
%ripelie. Mon faar enOnu ct 5egn,
ct SaanOgreb o8 ct gBoSoro9 bis
ie til6grer ben ferite @ro0 al oct
melc6iie0efife 8r9iteosmme iom er
ben 30ie @ro0 af o9eeooelierne"
Saa berger man, at mon oil 6pps
lie Soiep6 Smitbs 3eO paa ben
omerifonife Station % oolp0e FrG-
%ite0emmet iom ben eneite o9 ob.
iolute autoritet, Der itnar ooer al.
lie ior6iife Gin9, o9 bOiGfet ieIo De
5oreneoe Stoters 9ope er UNDER.
Gogte. Ser Ierer MAJ at 6e0e ret,
ioa mon fan bore iiffer pao 9en.
lbgreIie, og, efter at babe mootoget
ben an0en 8roo of oct melcbiie-
oefife Breiteosmme meo De BERTH
6sren6e Segn, Sonnoareb og oBas-
or0". aoor man ino i oct ii6ite
8prel'e.
5or at funne fonme inc per
mno man o9re / 9eiiOOelie of ben
nft0en @roos 9egn, SnanOgreb, o.
/. b. al BET mecbiie0efife 9rpite0em-
me. 7iSie mo0toges gennem q(ob-
ninQer, Der er ifonret / oSlBret".
(gt tort Stpffe 9erre6, Der 0eler
gpreIiet i to afoeIin9er). Nnn Ter
iooIe6es life Me06eleren Of oisie
bemmeIiee R6gler, it6en boiGfe man
life fon blioe inolaot I @uoernes
Rige.
0ette bar ioo oct Ace Staoi-
nm, foreitilIenoe @uoernes aige 5
oente @roO timber 8ielien of Iaa-
oonne Steo, iom enten FOR iSrite
Gang tager en- 2ipsleoioger eaer
inogoo / poIpgomiif 9G9teifab. Ger
er ligeleoes FER en- 2eiligbeo for
Dem. Ser bar gift noe 8eroen, til
at bIioe rettelig beieele0e al en-
o6errens @(poitel."
Git nnpe 0aon" mo Wanoen
olorig aabenbore til noqen, life
engong til lin 9ritru; ban MAO
emo life lo0e BET beo9ge line Co.
Der. 9erimoo bIioer ban betroet
i'm Suitrits Ropn, oa ban olene
fan folbe 6en6e frem til 9iu pno
Opitonoeliens Morgen, eiter at
Ao0n Dor folot BAN no AT @rapen.
Otter at bore fommen i9ennem
Sleret er Ronoen beieglet til at
blipe en- @uo, % aoinoen, bpis
6un troinit ielger BAN, til at blioe
@uoinoe. '6eIe Sfabeliens Semme-
lig6e0 bar M ira 9egpnoelie til
enoe eennem De for7fellige @rooer
o9ret fremitillet, og Snoioi6et er
mi fsrit pirfelig 0Dgtiggiort til at
gao no / 2ioet, og meO %nogenlun.
De @oranti optage aompen, Der
ifal enoe / @ltoeglnnien. 8ermeo
er ioo Geremonierne til Gnoe. Get
i~taffels Menneife er igen fommen
no | oet fri, og meo mongeS pergs.
mail angooenoe 9Ggtbeoen og 3d.
li6iteten al 6enne mprfelige 9fnn.
6ina al reIiaies Geremoni oa ifref.
feIiq Sopraen, begfper oct Jig poa
Siembeien. 8pr iiffer poa, at man.
&c er aaoet IND meo' megen alpor
o1 penteoe at foo noget oirfeligt,
men off no Tom 1ilpffeliee og 6p6t
Ifitfie0e Siple.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

The Peoples Institute of Domestic
Economy a new Woman's Page feature,
every Sunday, with contributions from
more than thirty of the highest cook
ing authorities in the country.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

len, iom ri ogiua fer fit SOB at
bol6e / 5re0 og @Ieoe.
Seq oif ioo forte1e ON, boa0
Dor llpgoomsforening bar uorettet
for airfen / oct npe Aor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

Sumner Curtis and staff correspon-
dents in Washington report the latest
political news and gossip of the Natio-
nal Capital.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

Sra Moore's amusing skits-shrewd
character epigrams-each illustrated
with a clever cartoon are a daily feat
ure.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26
WHAT'S NEW AND COMING IN
THE RECORD-HERALD.

First and exclusive publication of an
absolutely new romance entitled "THE
LOST WORLD" by Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle famous creator of Sherlock Hol-
mes, beginning Sunday, March "a, in
our Sunday Magazine. 1t is a strange
tale of modern adventure, love, fight
ing and perils among terrible beasts.
You must read i'll
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

A Siwash "Vest Pocket Essay" by
George Fitch ever weekday, will help
digest your breakfast and keep you
smiling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

Sewell Ford's inimitable Shorty M
Cabe and Torchy stories appear ex.
clusively in our Sunday Magazine
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

Remember The Sunday Magazine of
The Record Herald comes every
Sunday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

"ZIGGY and ZIM' by Mack, new
funny and distinctively original car
toons every weekday and Sunday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26
Oct bar | gbilaocIpbta, at Der bieo
rinaet tneo Tribeofloffen.

% al 6ribeocn bleo proflnmeret for oct
bele Suno % nllc oeis S%nobnegere. Oct
er I 4bilaoelp1id. at bet melt ubbreote
% inoilboeliesrige eanobraqsbldo no
fommer. Del er netop Del Nlno. Sc bar
fef lem om eficr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

"The toughest decision l ever made,
by thirty leading umpires daily in the
sporting pages. Also the very latest
news from the training camps of the
SOX and CUBS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

5 Sanuar og lebrlor opertereoe bi "a ~rin0bun6ne Bigger mo.
belt 4 9ofter, o9 efhr De. itore Qntnl 8stainger, iom itrenne.
De mo, bar ri Sob til at lutte, at man CAB Os ret Dor Poaitono
ON, at 6onife Bigger life er Opre. gu bar ri lat os til SpgoDe ot
beniie, at bette life Blot g9lOr ~ninoblnone men ogaa inobunone
Bigger. 9erfor f6Igepoe 9ilbu6:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

ornqer 0mfora for. al bets Spnlier bar
ct prlipf 90 rent Snhbolo. al be er
iuloe al Collin % 6aab. al Nlaoet al
no fan nmre iii @abn na dlbrt9 il
5iabe fpr Dem. iom lpier oct. FAINT at
oct oe5toeH ian barre Ell Niloe I'll On
l0sning. SnotGgt, stomiort % Spmuni
ring ior ale.
5arm Sonrnal bebanoler nm iGas
ndnne 6mner. iom pd5ier ior glGrsti
ncn. Set prener pua Of irpife Semmet
pau 0ooei % life Iommelfinaeren~ Oct
preper pua al iin0e no. hoao ocr lie
ldl iiqca. iaGnel Tom bhno oer lial
faes. % fnn fines bi goht ON libi Wlorc
pan Geien. inn glGoet ian barre un9t
/ Sinb. nm oct emo cr anmmeli / Slim.
Bet bar Ell 9lfoeliuq ior unghommcr
% for 0uinoen / 0iemmet. Sci be
banoler eu6ber Sioc al pinei pnd Bar
men. 6eitene. Niercne. Sadrene. @rifcnc.
SiprfrGci. 5orobrueet % 0abeitellet OH.
"5nrm Snnrnal" / fem glnr for ell
Dollar % 9eres @cnae iaien ON ire
Dlanneoer. bnis Sc life fines ON Hlaoei.
Farm Journal
2sf u. Clifton etr., philadelphia, ia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
BRIDESMAIDS
WEEKLY REVIEW
NEW INDUSTRIES FORMED ~
niNiELAEo DURING TIE PAST
WEEK.

ChauaunoFa. Nov zs-Ior fHs
week gudinE today. tHr new lnlua.
tries ard business examinations ~.
ported ty The rradesman fer zoe
south and southwest includes quite q
number Hf large capitalization eFI
deuriHg projects 70 Importance. end
in ron Esep.ug eth ere development
o. tEe section
The territory Included Err thiH Nus
from month f8 month shown marked
progress end che inIIrafion frr con-
Huurd Improvement iu 90 lines IL
even uriEHfer tHHr e. was o month
ego
Tee new industries Pop enc week A.
reported rF THE TraErFuau. classified
~ 90 states and cities feiiawH
Aiabarna.
HFssrHTrr fef coo grain company.
birmingham $50 coo 49, $4,000
sand company
MoHfc-fabos3 rachfnsrv sud man
ufarturrr company
Arkansas
Port Smith 100000 rH company.
fTeIsna-tE 008 hotuIHr works
Little RorE-fsoa 1n0 construction
company
Newport $50 o60 veneer ana src-
aIa'IT company
Tr-ah1nfaf Broom handle factors.
Pine EI.T 100000 hank
Fisrisa.
TarsrrrvIfe Bank. ffr1 rFf lend
company ffr16HH1 timber company.
Georgia
Atlanta flf.E1H Hafrru rrEs tfnh
re0 bank
C7crrar-f sEsa6 bank
Dave0r $4,000 telephone are fr.s.
graph company.
UrHHn-Frrr.#r~r company
rfarrn-ffra.H dove. apmrnr com.
ranf-
TrmrTe-RrrE
kentucky
Camel r|fv t 600 81. company
Inward $4,000 coal mine
Louisville $50 goo rrErrr rrr
rnrr. SEQ 600 amuHamfnt company
IvrrFr'r 0R IN Ra-H $50. 600
mine.
Nonu-sua-tss66o ga company
Lou.aiara.
Hsru ~tEa=ff IS GOO column maruFara
turfrE company
Lake char.rs-J10a 200 Development
company
View 0riearH=fr ffn 600 mineral
company. fH1nf6 realty company. So.
UHa 200 and raH company
Shreveport af1 HrH maulfarf.rfrF
~ rock drfr Bits
MiasinainpI.
Cantrr=ffffFr frIE rrmrarr
rrrirfN-f 600 LAUNDRY
gr.drar-f1lHa8 syrup ana rein
.rw company
EIFr--Frn Ffn bank
horth Caruifnn.
rIe-tfE f1a Manufacturer "
scales
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
SAYS MONROE DOCTRINE
6houLU 90 ABOLISHED

WashinFtnn. N8v g8.--Thcrs was a
rIir today among diplomats ana
others hare over The public deeiara-
ton 81 Rear Admiral colby H Chez
Ter. retired. mat ne Monroe Doctrine
rhouid BE- abolished aud ina the
uitrd States through a. underffand-
Er with tha South American countries
should 10 dsfanns 81 Europe Tho
declaration ~ Admiral Chester waH
MADE to The National Geographic E1-
rIftY and a. a result carried weight
The former naval uHlcrr said
For my part ! should Ike a. fes
fhe Monroe doctrine ~ fNr Tuited
States abolished. nos Nv Wivlng un So
aaic prineipIo hut ~ amending So
form into q treaty vita the republics
~ Fouth America. - thai they should
have not only en- Interest in De- exc
rufion. but a responsibility a. well"
Mnithef ths state department nor fha
south American Representatives here
Would discuss the proposal today
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
COUNCIL WILL
INVESTIGATE ON
MONDAY NIGHT
MAYOR ISSUED CALL YESTERDAY
MORNING FoR A MEETING TO
PROSE CHARGES ~ ALDER.
MAN sEMMEs.

TIE frsf meeting 81 the city c1uuc1
Co Investigate the assertion made uf
Alderman o. q Semmea that certain
departments ~ the cIty government are
rotten VIII Be- held Monday night az
g8 O'Clock. when fhe council vii eft
aH "a COMMITTEES % the whole.
The eau Coz the meeting vas ISSUED
yesterday and according 90 g. ire see
sion uul he held Cor the purpose oi
Investigating the assertion made ~
Alderman Rsmmes against ne board
OF health board o. public safety END
hoard &c works
AZ the council meefina Iast Wednes
daF night Alderman semmca repeated
hIT former assertion faat certain de-
part1snts n the city government we're
ROTTEN and durinE hts talk BE- aperi-
FED tHst fhe rofteunesH" existed in fhe
board ~ heaith. the board 81 public
safety and the board % pubic works
ffr added CD his former assertion bY
saving fhaf the conditions existing Dos
these departments are 'uutrid and
called the names of persons iu conuer
t6n with the conditions 90 which De
referred
The council chamber af the last
meeting ives wen nued hy spectators
and BE- O. thought that ere place VIII be-
crowded when ere session opens Mon
day night
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
TRAINED NURSE IS HELD
BECAUSE OF oiRL'8 DEATH

Denver Col. Nov 70 -naoanse of
the death 81 Maud white. aHe 81. ~
domestic. Nrs Isabel Howe. 4 trainrI
nurse. 10 IN custody. Martin W. Tree
Ter Ia sought hy The police and an aU.
topsy viii be held 90 ascertain tha
cause ~ the death 81 IT. j. O.. Cher
rinrton. An autopsy was performed Ca
the body % Miss white yesterday. 81
tho coroner who announced that dee
was due 20 en- Illegal operation
Miss White. who was a houaeErcu.r
Tor Trcuter. died "Wednesday and har
funeral waa stopped bv hrr brother.
Charles W white. who reported io tHa
police that circumstances Surrounding
has sisters death warranted an intrs.
iiEation.
Dr Cherrinrfou q prominent Denver
physician attended the klri and gave
peritouitis the cause of death. drnEinE
That an illegal operation was per-
formed. The Investigation started
"Wednesday. and twentF hours
later DIT ChorrinEtnn was found dead
"a HIS room. A bottle hai' nnod with
white powder was NinR beside no
bray. THIS 4 be'ns nnaivEcd Mrs.
Howe r. being held pending further
Investigation. No charge have been
fled against het
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

Aberdeen. Scotland. Sow s0aNW-
taut HHmrnErtfeT today brought about
tWo scenes Uf aEfr#mf violence fn
which uumHnH HHHrH end horse
whip we're used as weapons.
Tho nHaf HHI.rrrk occurred when
three ar enc women. Joyce Locke. Fau-
ny Parker and TsT P1Hotk who had
been caught iaaf evening In BnsaeaaI1r
~ explosives Ono fHH muFI. HaH where
chancellor tIaTI-aHarEr wac f8 apaa E
Here hrnuEht up before tHe maFa-
IrafH
After hrar.nE fhs evidence me nag
strate reu.anlea llam f1r further In-
Huirv hH hr informed them ~ fnIa.
joyce Locke removed nor shoes ana
hurled one af them af the marlafrafts
bead and chen threw fha Hfr.F Ca. the
bead m the -'arE 10 .he court she uaa
promptly committees fHr contempt
The second outrage vac committed
aT 1ne Of the members ~ party 81
suHraEefteE who were waiting ar thr
railroad station fer Iha departure af
Chanoeilor Lloyd-Cc1rar Tho woman
mlsfouk IHe Rev. Forbes Jackson Tor
me chancellor ~ tHr eErrrguer In dIa-
euiae and dashed him acroas tna face
vtlh "a heauV scfHewh.p. she uas ar-
rested
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
DEFEATS
THE ARMY IN
ANNUAL GAME



Philadelphia. Nur |H-Tv-r FnHIs
from placement nE Brown fne rIFht
Eaard today. gave me NaHF victory
over the ARMY in fhe .HHHaI football
same. between enc teams rHursss1tInr
che naval and military academies ~
che Uuree states. Both goals came
.r tae lest quarter
The Army uaa one favnr.ta rrrcaH
iuE ths game. The Hnal score vas
as 20 nofr.nr. ne ARM hs.nE unable
f1 score
rodays vac che seventeenth rraH.
.r1u contest between me two arrnH 80
ffe national service. o. f.e sixteenth
a me PLAYED since lE0o. thr naval ca
drts have wen eight while their army
rivals have been Fi-fore Bon seven. and
lr 1898 tIa game was played 11 to-
DAYS contest fEr navy wHs without
fHa FrrTfre ~ uaItcn who won f1r
frem los 1919 and 1917 tr kicking ruaIs
from thc field. tbe score Pr earh case
being too
THE betting was 90 In favo~ rF
che Army. bot uu one was able 10
g Wrre out fhs result rE en- ARMY ana
Eavv battle IS referring % scores OF
PREVIOUS games. The teams have a.
WaTs developed unexpected strength
il the crisis ~ their annual contest
While boz had been reserved Tor
fEe president o. the TnIfrf states In
me center 81 the Held o. the Army
side. Mr. Taft fid not affsad tre aame
The secretary 81 the navy ana ere
resistant secretary - v ar. wifr large
rarfiss Of friends were on hand to
cheer their faEorIffT
h.mirals and generals past and
IreFrnt other active end retired or
#rars ~ nu grades engaged boxes ~
fad seats hg thr hundreds rs fhs
Glands The battalion 80 cadets ur1
arrived tHiH morning from West Point.
occupied tive sections .n fHa center uI
fhe south stand and OBJ. $50 ba.tlI.
I.uH 90 mIdsIIrmeu. uHn HIHH came
ffis On .rninv had tra north stand
Cabinet officers member ~ .Hn q
HIumat.e rrTE member Hf tHr senate
and house naval committees. other
members 20 congress. r#r governor u.
FernryIvania. other state officials Hnl
h.rh officers ~ the rI.v attended ere
game A private box uas reserved CT
Governor DIX ~ New York Special
trains from New Y8rk Washington.
west Point and a rsp6lis unfoaded
thousands % enthusiasts Gar rsherked
r6ofers The tatfa1ors % cadets and
mIl1hipmcn took luncheon az the Ur-
FersIfy - peuBHyfvanIa az ere guests
az tbat Institution.
Tire lineup was az follows
ArmF-NarrHaf Irn end uyvrus.
Itfi tackle. WsFauf. IrFf Euard. Pur-
reN. center Huston. rIrHf guard. Dr-
r.re CO.. rEhf tackle. Markrr. rirht
end Fr.rHard. guartrFHH rs. Benedict
lef' naIf back. Wnhtr rfENf hnIf beck
KsyrH. rH back
NaTE Ingram. Irfr rnf HAL Jeff
tarife Howe. Irff guard Perry cen
feT Brown right guard. Rhisfan
rrrf tackle. ETrFrIr right end
nafre I"H HrHrferHarE. Leonard feft
raT HHrk. W-Rrarv. right haIf hhrE.
Harrison. HH bach
Hffrree--A. o. f.anffnrd ~ rriuifF
umpire ~ a. T. sharpe. W. yale. head
frrfmar. Andrew T. Emifh. prnuEsi-
fanIa time - periods Is minutes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
ATLANTA MAN HEADS
THE SOUTHERN EDUCATORS

Louisville. ks nov 50-M l.. Brit
tain. ~ Atlanta. ga. vas this after
noon elected president 20 the south
rru Educational Association whirh D.
holding Fta annual convention in thir
HIf" W Tate ~ Columbia. n a.
Yves elected vice. president Tho ser.
Rotary freasurrr iH William d. FCaEin.
- NHufErmrrT Ala whose term wli.
nee sErire Cor two Years
Tae members 20 me board ~ diror
fsrH Hr states elected today are
Alabama. President T Va Palmer
MantsFaIl0. Arkansas o. D. Doyne
Conway florida Prof George ~
Lynch. Gainesville. GsarEia. Iawton "a
Evans Augusta Kentucky, President
W % cherry. Bowling Green. Louis
lana. Prof 81 Nugun New Orleans
Maryland. E " Eurnurr. Raitiulore
Mississippi Prof W. o. smith Jack
con Missouri President John v Kirk.
KrkaVIIIr. North Carsiinn. Prof T.. e.
pr0r1en RafeIrh. lkiahoma. supsr'n-
ffndfrf C W. Richards. Aramore
south Carolina. sursrinffudeut n. ~
rIgirr AIFrn TrEHH RupTrinfnufrnf
W d. TurIsfl Beaumont Virginia. ~
Julian a. burrows. HarrisonhurN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

iy 80 not show coed judgment n
sarn vas fhe case
Home Run Baker lei causing ne
Cuhana 90 cancel dates EIth TIE 9TH
~ American teams ibis fall The
Athletics have been beating thr ma
lives around Havana IS oftsn tho fans
there viii not turn out 90 81 auY
more Americans
SIS members Oh the Cardinals win
- traded orr hsfar, ths start ~ next
season. a-rcFdIuE fa MILLER HuFKfrs
Tie new manager Intends ~ clean
house ir up-to-lafe IrFrf1n before
He starts sitter the bunting next sum
Trer
RoEer Rrusuahan Dr. roinE % have
fte National league maEnates hear
hIs side - IRE controversy with Mrs
Erlttuu az t1o coming leaEue rea-
sion
Charlie Hall The RED sox pitcher.
o. playing winter baseball on the Pa
rnc a1nst with snodKrnas and shat
~ ~ ths Giants a. teammates
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
Tells How He Chased
Three Conspirators


franuarkers and Electives Cor weeks
watched u.r connected Win" j J.
NcNHmara. secretary ~ ere unI1u
Wm. q BurrH. hcF.nniuE his tssti-
muuy tlta afternoon. Sad that IN fse
swimmer 81 1859 Pc WaH employed Co
Investigate explosions az Peoria. ul
and Indian Uarhor. ina lie was on
hIH waE from San Francisco Co Toe
Anreies when the Times building uas
blown ua and che nest gay De- wac
employed ug thc maror 81 Lor Angeles
f1 trace me dynamitdra
THREATS oF DEATH
Threats ~ death frF frHinE shout
explosives arre related uv Mrs. Alta
M Hawk Mrs Hauklns. attended
br nurse and suner'na from in-
IHfIes received in a. recent Shooting
rHs carried into court on COT
a fHw DAYS before four explosions
caused Inas 81 tIs.6d8. on the Prop
ery 81 Albert Won srrerksIusn tn In-
flauapa'iH n 1909. Mrs. hawkins fes.
tined shf vas told tr Ernest b. W
EHaHI. an Iron workers union omeIag
fhnf arat1ethInE was roIuR 20 happen
HH f1rH whore non urIon wnrfmaB
srr- employed
IIr fof mr f0 Book "a ere nsvs
papers fHa nest fay and read about it.a
said Sire Hawkins I'm me raur-a
saw nothing Then He told mr IL
i.la' come on that night Que 70 watch
Do urEf night Old and ahnaf mId-
u.EhI heard frr explosion
tIHrE called mr on che tsIruF1ra
and trIf mo must krau MS mouth
raHI Hr said n didn't T wa4II rr
kHff
I"r witness said Ere was shrf sever
aI weeks ESQ while hunting
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
CHINESE TROOPS OCCUPY
MoNGoLtAh CITY o. koBDo

~ petershurr Nov. re The Men
goiian city az Kobdo has been ocru-
pied hv Chinese troops without renlsf-
anco from the inhabitants. according
- a nosnafch 10 the Novne Nrenta
from prwa.
The trihcsmcn in the xIcInify laiH
down their arms willingly. They haa
teen supplied with weapons and mm-
rlunIuun By tho people ~ thr RfaIkaw
euuntr,. When ne Chlnesc troops ar
rived ihov even found that tbs people
had prepared succession 80 camps
Toe their accommodation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

#r#f kHreH EHr #H The r-s. men.
unu OF fHFffHH#r# fInrr eco Hee.nr.Hr
ri COP" Hrw fr.HI Hf tr# 900 Koreans
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tHE Hr ono q. trH four rHis.nIHH OIL. tra
HIHua. Th.r MAN aIH ere uHH.e 80.
SIMMER bad Questioned Fim a. Is
whether HH HaI consulted re-. ur
Dr1rFa WHrurr. heHI af fn. sven
Ehurn -a''FFF ar IT. A. so Nfara.Ea.
Grief rf Doe hospital u sven UnH.n
sr whether Dr. raf deposited r.a..r
wlfH fnre.HurrH The accused man .r.
r.arei 'haf hH bad weHHtarfI# denied
tfHf he bad been beaten.
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names WHH entirely voluntary Hu fHs
part 90 ere accused TrHre Faa con.
siderable ffH-H'r Ga Identifying Hu
individual names Hr.aHHe frH Korean
equivalent sounds Tu..s U..ra#E
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fFaiuHfn fHr governor general A#.
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NE court frrrr Hf fHfa rrHn were
armed WITh reviewers .rI fFr others
ulfa short swords.
some af fHf prisoners nFmm Chat
fHrv were Ht fHH rIH-H.H station HHf
aee.are mes we're .her. under orders
c' the pFeterf tH Hses. az nrun. T..
ralhaIs association
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BATES o. DISCOUNT
EASIER W. LONDON

London. Nov. ao.-Mansv Wa IN
better supply ana discount rates we're
easy today
The stock market closed uuief ard
cheerful and generally harder on the
prospects ~ an carly signing ~ Al
armistice and fair weekend purrhnrra
FOR the account ~ local ana rantinsn-
fai operators
American securities we're STEADY e..
4Fifn thr money FURRY iu Nru York
YESTERDAY. Prices opened steady and
later advanced on HFhf covering The
closing waH steady wlfh values rarr-
Inc from l-F ~ l-a higher Than rri-
days New York CLOSING
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TEACHERS Of JOURNALISM
ARE HOLDING CONVENTION

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stiles .n various rHHfa Hr He Waited
states Wen. represented hero today af
Me- .r.rH annual conference 81 teacher
journalism
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H.HHH. .r journalism. .. Columbia rrrI.
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r.H.HH journalism and Dean
walter Williams HF .r. University co
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Save ORGANIZED .rH HHf class In f-Hr-
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