The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-10
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 of the Weeks s News

\ war on 2larlng blllDoafdS ana skyskins is among Gotham's plans for 1913. commission was appointed to make plans.
 New Year day was a gala day for Michigan Democrats. They turned out in force at Lansing to .do honor to the first Democratic governor the stete has had ln 22 years, Woodbridge H. Ferris. Thousands of visitors were in the city, including large delega- tions from Detroit and other cities.
 More than 4,000 taxicab chauffeurs obeyed the strike order that was voted on the last day of 1912, and Londoners were forced to resort to the ancient hansoms, foulfwheelers and buses, or walk.
 Because three cases of bubonic plague exist at Hilo, orders from Washington were received at San Francisco that all vessels from the Hawaiian islands must be fumigated before entering the harbor.
 Another defeat was inflicted on the Turkish army of Epirus by the Greeks. The Greek column operating st Bizani attacked the Turks and drove them back with heavy loss
 Porter Charlton, in jail at Jersey City, N. J., since June, 1910, when he was arrested as he arrived from Europe, and confessed the murder of his wife in their villa at Lake Como, Italy, has tuberculosis.
 ConSuernation was caused among the Turkish peace delegates at Lon- don by telegram from Belgrade that Scutari had fallen before a combined attack of Servians and Montenegrins.
 After deliberating five hours the jury in the trial of Mrs. Harriet M. Burnham, charged with the murder of her husband, Herbert Burnham, at Chicago June II, disagreed and was discharged.
 A Berlin hotel porter of Mayence, who bought an estate out of tips, has given the hotel porters' association a flve-acre tract for home for superan- nuated porters.
 Indictments charging murder were returned by the grand jury at Indian apolis, Ind, against Dr. w. B. Craig veterinarian, and A. M. Ragsdale, an undertaken, of this city, in connection with the mysterious murder of Dr Helen Knabe of Indianapolis, state hacterioIogist, who was found nude with her head nearly severed in her apartments here more than a year ago.
 Scorned by her six children. Mrs James King, who confessed that she prompted Nicholas Wilburn to kill her husband on December 12, practically has collapsed in the Jones county jail al Grays, Ga.
 By the joint action of the war, in. terior and agricultural departments, extensive land patents Of the Internd- tional Power and Manufacturing conl- pany of the state Of Washington were held up.
 President and Mrs. Taft, Col. and Mrs. Goethals and party of friends arrived at Washington, after a quick trip from Colon and the Panama canal zone.
 Plunging 39 feet, after a wild dash down a grade on the Central bridge. connecting Cincinnati with Newport, into the brick pavement of the stI eet below, injuring ten persons, two of mhom may die.
 A report has reached Sydney, N. s. w, of terrible massacre of the na- tives of PPapua by the Lemmas, a fierce tribe The cntif population of village was wiped out.
 The exodus of the T7ps.s from Europe virtually has begun, according to letter received by the American Red Cross at Washington. The letter says that the Red Cross already has aided more than 100000 Turkish refu- gees to leave Europe and to take up agriculture in Asia Minor.
 Bulgaria is preparing to resume the war, according to special dispatch from Rustchuk, Bulgaria. The core spondent says the Bulgarian war Ilin- ister has called up the recruits due to be enrolled only in 1914 and has sum- moned all able-bodied men up to the age of 50 to the colors.
 A dispatch to the Jewish Chronicle from Salonika states that two Jewish merchants were killed and a number of others injured during an anti-Jew ish demonstration there.
 The suffragette army, now march ing from New York to Albany for the cause, will march from New York to Washington next. The trip will be started early in February in time to reach the national capital at the in auguration of President Wilson.
 Judge N. B. Neeien, in district court at Milwaukee, Wis, fined Martin Pre- mak $25 because he N'@ on q Bible.
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