The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-10-09
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OH gas.
Twelve thousand street signs OF an
ornamented bracket pattern are lying
at street intersections in Chicago.
Danger Of serious effects from the
operation to which United States
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge submitted
for removal of gastric ulcer, MO-
passed
The ship Glenessline struck on the
rocks at the fot of Necarey noun
tain, three miles from Behalem Bay on
the Oregon coast. The crew of fifteen
were rescued.
After a rifle battle with several citi.
zens recently band of robbers, who
had looted the vaults in. the First
State bank at Dardanelle, Ark, escap-
ed Their loot amounted to several
thousand dollars.
Timothy l.. Woodruff, former lieu.
tenant governor of New York, was
stricken in Carnegie hall just as he
concluded an address at the fusion
notification meeting.
Mrs. Harriet Johnston Wood, prac-
ticing lawyer of New York, is wag-
ing a determined campaign to be
appointed to the bench in the child
rens court in that city.
Two masked and armed men forced
the employees of the Yukon Gold COM
pany into submission on Love hill,
three miles from Dawson, and robbed
the company's sluice boxes Of concens
trated gravel valued at $4,000.
Hearings in the antitrust suit OF
the federal government against the
nited States steel corporate N has
been resumed In New York. The
case has been under way nearly two
years.
After hiding about the state prison
at Moundsville, w. Va, Alexander
Childs, serving tweny-year sentence,
made his escape from the prison by
sliding down a rope from roof 80
feet from the ground.
Evidence that Governor Suffers
stock transactions with the New York
brokerage firm of Harris & Fuller
We're for the account of Mrs. Sulzer,
was disclosed at the trial OF his i'm.
parchment. The articles OF impeach-
ment charge that the governor made
use of some Of his unreported cam
paign contributions in these trfns'
actions
Women are taking an active part
in the fighting in Albania, according
to dispatches received from Aviona,
the Albanian capital. Many Albanian
women armed with hatchets, fought
shoulder to shoulder with their hus-
bands, sons and brothers during the
street fighting at Dibra on September
%, when 1900 Seryians We're killed
and 800 taken prisoners.
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Finishing a 1,500mile walk on the
trail Of Edward Payson Weston, Mrs.
Marie Chester of Middlteown, N. Y,
mother of ten children, three Of whom
accompanied her has arrived in Mime
apolis having left New York City on
July 81. A number Of business men
of Middleiown agreed to rebuild Mrs.
Chesters burned home at an expense
of $4,000 providing she made the trip
in sixty-hve days. 1t was accom-
plished in tifty-three days of actual
walking time. The children accom-
panying Mrs. Chester were one girl
and two boys, aged respectively, Is,
IA and IS years.
FOREIGN.
Absolutely no damage was done 10
the structures of the Panama canal
by the earthquake which occurred in
the canal zone recently.
An official bulletin says that Prin-
cess Augustine Victoria wife OF
lOIlucI Mig MANUEL Oh TOTluSdl, Is
expected to recover "Within a reason.
able time"
The Austrian aviator SablatIyk,
made another altitude record at 10.
hannisthal, Germany. With four pass
engers he reached height Of 6,823
feet.
Greece is preparing for war with
Turkey and the reservists have been
summoned to the colors within three
days. The immediate evacuation OF
Dedeagatch has been ordered.
Servian officials announce that the
tide of battle in Albania has now set
in their favor, the Seryian army hav.
ing reoccupied Dibra and Ochrida.
The Serbs now outnumber the Alban.
ians and are pushing the latter back.
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Despite the apology of General