The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 21, 1912, Image 1
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m TO PLEA
IKK HU BE NO INTIITENTION
IT EDRDPE NOW
IURKEY TO BE CRUSHED
TBK 80UTIIKHN UAILWAY EXHI
BIT AT THE FA IK.
Sfc. Defeated Turks to Reform Be-
hind the Last Line of Fortiflca-
tions at Constantinople, But it in
Not Believed That They Can Long
Check the Allies.
A London dispatch says the Turk
ish ambassador there has been di
rected by the Ottoman government to
inform Great Britain of Turkey’s
willingness to receive assistance In
bringing about a suspension of hos
tilities with a view of arriving at a
peace settlement, but the Balkan na
tions and Greece are persistent in
their determination that Turkey
must arrange directly with them the
terms of peace without the Inter
vention of the European powers.
- The Turkish proposal of peace Is
satisfactory In bo far as It shows a
desire to prevent further bloodshed.
As regards foreign Intervention,
however, there seems to bo no chance
of the Balkan states listening to any
foreign counsels while treating for
the arrangement of conditions ol
peace. These must be settled be
tween the Balkan states and Turkey
direct.
Those powers thus far consulted
have responded to Turkey’s appeal
for mediation by declaring they could
make only proposals for pence and'^it
could not apprbarh rnn Balkan na
tions with a request for an armis
tice. Thr* war must, fherefore, con
tinue and the Turkish army, which
the porte has at last admitted has
been beaten, must keep on with its
unequal struggle against the victor
lous Invaders.
The terms of peaeo themsep-es are
a matter entirely for the hellrerents
to settle. Bulgarin having ng iln af
firmed that no Interference from the
outside will be tolerat'd. In this
she has the support of her allies, who
settled the political »s well as the
military aspect of the campaign be
fore the war was undertaken.
In the meantime tbo war Is volnc
on and what was left of the T irklsh
army after the defeat at I.ule Murgas
Is rushing for supposed safety t« hind
the line of forts at TchataIJa, with
the Bulgarian lelt trying to cut them
off
While the number of troops encag
ed In the series of battles fourbt be
tween the Turkish and Bulgarian ar
mies In Thrace during the last fort
night was not so larse ns that of the
armies that fought In the Husso-lao-
unese war. yet this prohably waa the
most savage and bloodv war ever
fourht In Europe. _
The flghttng Is followed hr many
Tnasaa^rea by tic T'l'-kNh soldiers
the brutalltv of which Is hardly be-
llevab'e The reports Issued hr the
Bulgarians are p.-ohnMy exaeg* rate<|
but the accounts of Inaepcmd'-nr wit
nesaes show that tha situation In this
respect Is very bid
The loss's of the two a-ni'e® ar*
mere guesswork, but that th<'\ have
been extremely heavy goes without
saying and It It. probable tint th<
Bulgarians who attacked fortIPed
positions, lost even more thin th.
Turks
One correspondent says tonne
Turk* have fallen since the battle of j i a
K I fk - K III Isseh end eeotlier (hat tb'vl
lost rn nnn nt I uU Burgas At the I
Bulgarian mln'sfrv of war. neco-d'o.■ i
to a dispatch from Sofia the namee
of 4 nnft dea l Bulcnrlan t -l iters |
have been Its’ed and It ts *nown tha* j
during the last few data pit 0"" Bui [
garlans were wounded, half of them
seriously
A correspondent retreating with'
the Turkish armv telegraphs t'-at for,
SO miles he pa-sed woun lei men I
either lying on the ground or belngl
transported on bullock carta whllo''
others pft'nfuilv dragrert themselves)
along. Thev had no food ani there
was not a habitation uliMp hn milog
The prospect thif a conslierat'le
portion of th-- defeated Turk sh ar-
llies of TchataIJa. the last fortifica
tions before ('oust a n t-no pie, H no'
altogether excluded, hut It ir doubted
whether the Turks will be n'-le to
maintain there any serious resistance
to the I’nlearinn advance In the
Struggle with the allies the Turks
lost mor* 1 than half their artillery
In fact, the Servians alone claim to
heve cantured no less than Pdf’ cons
This will certainly milltake against
nny prolonged stand at TchataIJa.
Home of the Things That,Are Taught
the Ludicii and Others Who Will
take Time to Learn.
Tho Spartanburg Journal say* the
best Exhibit at the county Fair was
that of the Southern Railway. It
was a great lesson for all house
wives. Three young ladies made the
visits of many ladies more pheasant
and instructive and themselves en
joyed tho stay in Spartanburg. They
are loath to leave this city.
When work is over, or when the
attention of all visitors at the build
ing Is attracted elsewhere, these la
dles are among the Interested onlook
ers and are always In the best of hu
mor. Miss Tutt told a good joke on
another member of the party. She
said that a prominent -Spartanburg
man introduced his wife to one of the
young ladies and that little wifey did
not do a thing but turn up her little
nose and pass on. The young ladles
had a jolly laugh at this.
This is just one of the little Inci
dents that make the exhibit so high
ly inter'sting, instructive and enter-
talnitn' It is an education for the
illj-dallying house wife, who does
not stop to think about how her kit
chen should he kept. She does not
knot• that there are a thousand and
one tittle devices which will save no
end of toil and trouhie. To teach
the people about the labor and time
saving methods the Southern Uail-
n iv has provided .this excellent exhi
lt Is In charge of J-h E Cole M
Tutt, Miss M iller fihd Miss Wood
ford aio in rliarg.- of the domestic
sen nip (lepiirt merit I’rof Niven Is in
charge < f th-- hor'i'-ul! ur.il depart
merit wlile Mr Quiii.-lev lias control
of the dairying department. Miss
Tutt. who is a graduate of the I'ni-
v rstty of Chicago and one of flu-
roost able domestic science teachers
in the country talked interestingly to
a reporter for the Journal She said:
“The object of this exhtbl* Is to
teach the people how to accomplish
the maximum amount of energy. We
have a well arranged kitchen, small
In order to save as many steps as
possible and we aKo have the little
labor saving devices whirl) make
looking a pleasure rather than a
drudgery. We save men work also,
by showing |he flre|e»s ronker-v. thus
reducing the amount of wood
chopped. We also show the
uses to he made of the k.
stove, and gas stoves In towns
gas la available.
Our demonstrations are to
the ladies how to prepare t to
day foods and we do not pi\
atten'lon to the fancy d -do
though w> want to teach
how to tie dainty and uea’ \\
give talks on the drinking '-i
teach the Indu s lin--. t,, ,av1 ,
e«1ng paper handkev, >,i
WOODROW WILSON. Ol R NEXT I’RESIDENT.
to b.
in a n v
respnc
w here
teach
c\ erv
much
s, a I
r v on*-
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v ami
ROOSEVELT CONGRATULATES WILSON
New York. November .”>.—Sluutly lx-fore midnight Roosevelt
aent the following telegram to Wilson:
“The Amrican people by a great plurality have conferred upon
you tile highest honor in their gilt. 1 congratulate you thereon.”
TIIEO. ROOSEVELT.
At midnight the \sm M dated Press says President Taft concede*
Covein.-r Wilson s election to the Presidency of the l nited St>it'«
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BATTLESHIP WEEK at CHARLESTON
SOME COUNTIES MAY HAVE AS GOOD FAIRS AS OURS, BUT WHAT
CIIARLTSTON WILL SHOW YOU DURING THE WEEK OF
NOVEMBER 18-23
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YOU CAN SEE NOWHERE ELSE IN THE SOUTH AND ONLY ONCE IN A
GREA T WHILE IN THE LARGEST SEAEORT CITIES OF THE WORLD
FORTY U. S. MEN OF WAR
FROM THE MOST POWERFUL DREADNOUGHT AFLOAT TO THE LITTLE
MISCHIEF-MAKING TORPEDO CRAFT.
TEN THOUSAND MEN IN LINE OF MARCH
COMPRISING THE COAST ARTILLERY, BLUE JACKETS FROM A SCORE
OR MORE SHIPS, U. S. MARINE OPTS, CITADEL CADETS, PORTER MIL-
pi ARY .ACADEMY CADETS, THE ENT!EE NATIONAL GUARD OF THE
STATE, NAVAL RESERVES, CHAMPION OARSMEN OF THE UNITED
STATES, El ELD ARTILLERY, RIGHT DRAGOONS. MORE MEN IN THE VAR
IOUS UN I FORMS OF THE-TWO EKANCilKS OF THE SERVICE IN STATE
AND NATION THAN WERE EVER EKEoRE TOGETHER ON PARADE.
It Used to Be Said: u See Venice and Die. ,, The Slo
gan Now Is: “See Charleston and Enjoy Yourself.’ ,
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IN A FOUR DAYS BATTLE
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Turkish Army Kclieattd Tuward
( o lotantiiK'ple \M<r ll> < tU'lmig
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xx' ut fri'in S;m! t.iiil'.irg to Augus':i,
'vi'cre th.-v w I! h. this week giving
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idgn thnt anvthln» h it. come of the
porte'B ajipeal to the powe-s fir me
d'ation. No replies hnve Ixeen receiv
ed at Constantinople and there Is
"d!i■ here w ill
.MADE MIOUT WOKK OF IT
little doubt that when they nre re-|| f imi Xof Take the Allies Ixtng to
Cftved they will embody a deel’natlon j
to consider the Idea of proposing an j Do up the Turks,
armlstico. Apparently Bulgaria Is • , ....
In no mood to nogorato peace now-.! ' 1 c ' ls H> ,uln , ' u>
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Ing on the Tchorlu serai line and, 1 h .. r s .. VonU . 1; , 0
Although frhfine is still nroceml
on
correspondents nre ^ending reports
war against Turkey.
of Bulgarian and Turkish successesj o ( .j () i H , r
In that neighborhood according t0 Tarahosch
v/hlch side they d r, "» mspiratlonj
from, the official aniionncoment from
Constantinople that the Turks are
withdrawing to the Trlntal.la 'line of,
of forts Is not to be doubted, and It Is
evident that this lightley is merely
an extensive ro-tr guard action to
cover the movement of tne Turks to
wards Constantinople.
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14
declares
Montenegrins iufest
MonUiuegrins take
Hill.:
U r!-
ha has been,
• • d In- y'.ix-
i.: tl tnrtiitiL'
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i :v !> lilt .
I: cmimand-
iftny to tli*
Massacre and Burn Bulgarian^.
Before evacuating Bnrnarhtssar.
the 'I'urkish troOps shut up two hun
dred Bulgarians .in the barracks and
Bet fire to the building, according to
the newspaper Mir. All the Bulgar
ians perished. The Turkish troops,
according to the same newspapers, al-
ao are massacring Bulgarian resi
dents in the Struma Valley.
Turco-Itallan
.'orvla and Greece
Host Turkoy. Turkey
pi.iist Servla and Bul-
OcLoher
Timhi,
(Viol), r 1
ends.
1 October 17
j (Vclare war aa
declares war a
garia.
October 1 h—Bulgarians capture
Mustapha Pasha.
October 1! C—Bulgarians attack
at'clanonle.
October 21—Turkish squadron
j homl'tirds B ii arian ports.
October 7 2—Servians take Pris
tina. .
October ' 3-
Bazar.
October I
town of Servia.
October 25—Servians take Ku-
manova and other Turkish cities.
October 2F>—Servians capture
-Servians take Novi
-Bulgarians capture
Cowgirls ITold np Couple.
Two girls, d^sed in the most ap
proved cowgirl rtyle,. wearing khaki I'skup; Montenegrins Infest Scutari,
gnits, booted and spurred, sombreros' October 27—Bulgarians capture
*nd gauntlets, sttacked and robbed, E^i.^ab^ near Adrianopie.
August. Peterson and his wife of Fort) October 30—Bulgarians capture
Worth Tex. They got $50 from Pet- Luleburgas.
erson’s pockets.
Bor of Nine Beets His Wsy,
Wayne, More, a nine-year-old boy
tinfton. 111., a distance of 2.-
Hla parents moved to
from Bloominffton and
home and
pined for his old
_ o.- .*-*■»,
November 1—Bulgaria occupies
Pcmotlca, cutting communication be
tween Adrianopie and Constantino
ple; Greek torpedo sinks Turkish
cruiser.
November 2—Turks driven back
ir three-day battle at Tchors. |
November S—Turk* in full retreat
on Constantinople. Porte asks for,
mediation by the Power*.
roil III
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low,d ;
of the
ami i nst
Thus no :m! '
rati vt'S of the ; !
been possi ’, Ie, :•:
to dep, ml * 'ii b
ov iih d hy 11 .
i’ (Mi 4 s or ct*M : • *
Lv \v(>un<!o.l soM
At)! ata titly Na
coniiilet, |y out-r:
olVs skill. '1'Iie
niovt t if iit nh :):' tl
now :ippeii:s to h
whicii indm ed Hie
er to throw his main
eastward, to such o'Teet timt the Bul
garian. force ou Lkis aide had the
j greatest dillieultv in hoh’dig the
war l urks in check. The Bulgarians gave
' away and thus enabled Xm im Pasha
to report to Constantinople-some suc
cess in this direction.
In the meantime, however, Gen.
Pavoff hurled tiis great strength
aeainst the Turks’ weakened left
wing, which he crushed in at T.ule-
burgas. The fighting along the whole
front, which evidently lias been of
tho most stubborn and determined
character, was carried on day and
night without intermission and both
sides lost heavily.
The capture of Nazim Pasha's
headquarters nt Tchorlu. to which
town the defeated Turks retreated,
has not as yet lieco reported. lint is j
hourly expected at Sofia. In this event I
the Turks will be forced within thoj
defensive lines of Tchatalha. th r * onlv |
remalnlhg fortified pnsitbm, protect-:
Ing Constantinople. It lies t wen tv-1
five miles to the northwest of the
Capi'al.
Adrianopie still holds out. hut has
lost Us Importance now that the
Turks have met their
Luleburgas
It is believed a ne.ace settlement
will be arranged either hv the Porte
suing for peace or thrnneh interven-,
tlon. and »n Interesting nuesHnn In
volving difficult diplomatic problems
will Immediately arise as to the dlvls-
loo of tho spoil* of war—a question [
": >'W-'i* vo'mm x i 1
Ml,* fur'll-! a:..I :hc v-s, | . . :
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-> 1 o' ’Ii" ,'X, ut (■ mi Si!".,
■ • 1 - • r11 * ss hiazt d w i: h a II it s s* a' < h
l.t ;
.* a promise prcximi-lv rra ! ■ m.x
"'s W" passed unrintic,-,! I rirr . 1
■nriTs ami fir,',! a shot it th" to--
t ss from a rang** of Ui'i ui^i t>-s '
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DINED \\ ITH (OI.OBIJD IOLKS.
Hooxxcvcit At,* Dinner With Two Ne
groes Itoccntly.
Tl.e Providence, R I., Bulletin, of
August 17, says: "Despite Colonel
Roosevelt's stand against the neyroes
in the Progressive Convention, two
ii'groes at,; w ith him last night a'
■".'•eting in the Providence Opera
■ions.*. They were dtilius I*. MitrlteB
T this city, on,, of the delegates to
•he l‘rogr,ssiv(> Com ention, and Hr.
Mattlu'ws of Newport. The co'mu'.lt-
"•e in cltarg'* of tlie dinner decide 1
that in addition to the .members ot
G e exeeutive committee of the Rhode
Island Progressive sthe delegates to
'he Progressive Convention should
also be present. Accordingly. Mit
chell was invited, and he was accom-
t ante 1 by Matthews.’’
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■ ir , pi t uti11y . send P«1- |
H' ulars. Bui ton Co., Hex - :
t a h.
la,, Large ^ opug Ja< Ls for Nale
, I,, ap—On, lined vear-old stallion
Agent - \\ .• 1.1 • ,1-
A I .r
;. o i want to
: - to. tile age.1-
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!"r tlo-y g’xc
d, Uix ate l ‘n
!' 11 the Cot 'el
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’ ...... ..i,, , Bull I >rpi ngt, 'ii Du, ks.ee thegreat-
,.i " pounds. One pair .•-xeai oN, . . ' , , , rc
• \ l .2 , ,, ,. r i I rt V »-) H}i*‘***D. ljU.lti.TS.
1",' pounds. A. J. spent er, *
. !i Point. N C.
New Beaut it til Hugs, woven trom
our old worn carpets, superior to
ti 11 *
lame cor .-
t he e"tn .ng ,
Eggs for hat ir.ng. heeding stock
and day old ilucldinc for sale at,all
!; ard vigorous,
lux, tigate them.
‘Sedan!” at
concerning not only the victorious al
lies, but also Russia. Austria, Rou-
mat ia and possibly other Powers.
The campaign of the other Balkan
‘.tales continues with the success
which throughout has attended ttv-m.
Scutari has not yet been capturi'l.
hut Ipek has fallen to the Monteue-
erltis. The Servians have tak'‘n
I’risrend and Greece is occupying the
"-land In Aegean, In addition to many
'owns In Macedonia. The Powers,
'earing disorders and massacres in
Turkey, are hurrying warships to the
various ports of the country to pro
tect foreign residents.
A noticeable feature of the war Is
» v ° Insignificant parts played by the
Fcrkish and Greek fleets.
Killed Treated Patient.
At Jacksonville, Fla., Dr. .T. p.
Palmer, prominent physician was ac-
cldcn'any shot and killed In his of
fice Monday when a loaded revolver
dtopped from a table. The revolver
had been laid on the table by a na-
t'ert whom the doctor was tresPng
at the time It exploded. The bullet i
entered the ebdomen.
.ii a i litucs. J. II. UVudl'-r, Lakeland,
am in service; pliin or designed.
any size Catalogue tree. Oriental | a -
^ |(rjsiul White Oipington coekere's
T*T rrmTTi and pullets, lat, i.it v and I’ebrtn r v
... . I hatch, f:om unielafed parents;
l.irrcd ‘dc s. rf'h* P •' 1 ‘ '' ’ j wonderful winter h.vers and all-
tun and 1!. 12 hatched. $1. Man- n (i( ., ltv 0 „ e pulut
nmth luonze turkejs. Mrs. h:lt( . h(1(1 Jan!1;l .- V L , Si H .t2. brought
Weottcn, rignall, Ga. | o , T , ( , r (iu , of r , lirkg Tu , v , fi .
Have Enlargements made from yourj es tor single birls
" , and trios vl -n Irgh cla«s of stock
lavonto Vos for Christmas.; .
,'n„5 dei 'loiii'd nee any ',l,..l » ' • «• U M k«,ll«..
Prints !-e up. Write Geo. G. Mon-i 1 arn "‘ '' S C '
roe Co., Jamestown, N. Y.
I ifty Fann> for Sale—Aggregating
over 15,000 acres of finest cotton,
corn, tobacco and- all kinds truck
lands found in this section. War
saw Realty Co.. Warsaw, N. C.
For Salt—100 Barred Plymouth
Bock pullets and cockerels. “Ring-
]et” strain, from prize-winning
stock. $5 per trio, special price on
quantities. C. G. Hill, Thomasville,
N. C.
Apples—No. 1 Winesaps, $.1 barrel;
No. 2 Winesaps. $2.50 barrel, Drop
ped Winesaps. $1.75. Fancy Wine-
saps bushel boxes wrapped, $1.50.
W. K. Hall, grower, Mediums Riv
er, Ya. ,
We have millions of frost proof cab-
bnee plants. Grown under Blue
Ridge foothills they are hardy,
tough. Cultivation suggestions
and price list. Wakefield Farms,
Charlotte. N. C.
I nr Sale—3 3 4 acres of land, four
guns and six mountain guns whet,
miles from Jackson Spring*. 35 ac-
Turks Massacre Christians.
Before their fl ght from Slat; to
the southwest of Kosani, the Tusks
pillaged a monastery. They cut a
monk to pieces, impa.es a three-year-
old ihild and massacred many Inhab
itants of ’he toWn. The Greeks pur
sued and killed manv of them.
I < ng Ptl->.ii T nn for Abductor.
Albert H. Bitter wag sentenced to
15 year* at hard labor in the »tate
ref n cultivation; good building: penitentiary of Wlfconsin, when he
er* aster Term* ra*h Apply to pleaded rullty to 'having aybducted
W. L. Holiday, Jackson Sprlnga, N. jM'ss Frieda Norman, aged 16, at MIL,
C. waukee, two yaan a*«. I
The Mate and Five Hewnien of the
Schooner John Maxwell, T.M.k to
the Llfelxoata, Which Waa Over
turned and All the Men In It Lout
Their Five*.
('apt Fred Godfrey of V.llbrldge.
three-masted
. xx hlrh w a*
ft .sew Inh-t.
w of that Hi
ring Incredl-
i -fo'tr hou-s.
' i k M o n I i y
< ,! ;i“h or** by
n. » Inlet p’a-
lt«'|el t() a
■•"ieh the tur-
moil of the foam -re-ted wave*
VII of the ot ti‘T niern hers of the
crew. s* ven It) Ti .mher. P« r shed In
iT.e storm-whipped wa’crs off the In
let after the schooner s'rurk ’he tnr
• ■arly Paturday mornl r 'c Onlv tho
r'.'nes of *he no'e and the «'ewn-d
xx ere known to the cni tn’n, the five
senmen having signed on the sh!n r,>-
em11x’. The mate was named \V ||-
llck end c.inie from Boston. Tho
steward wag Alexander Bllltnos of
Long Island, where he had a wife
and two children.
Darkness shut down PafiiMav w'*h
Cnpt, Golfrey clinging to th- one re
maining mast, his tna'e, tdi'ward a* d
crew having perished. Ahout m l-
nlght the mast to which the b r avo
mariner was clinging began to tof’er
and sway before the attack of wind
and water. Peeing that it wonhi «or,n
follow the other sticks, (’ant GoVn y
lowered himself to what was loft of
the wave-swept deck Just n a the
mast fell he reached the crane on the
stern Of the vessel. Before that was
swept over the side he lashcl himself
to Jf with two turns of rope which
had held him to the mast.
Through the whirlpool of water
the soar hobbled and *oe®rd. Asho-e
the lifeguards got a gl!m'«o of the
cantaln ns he started on Ms nerllotis
vovage. Thev rushed Into 'he surf
nn to their armrdts and as the soar
eome hurtling through the hreokers
tl ey threw a life line to the rnnto'n.
He. half drowned and barely con-
se'ons, grasped the rooe and was
hauled ashore. The ’xattteeh'n Mlch-
l°an stood hy the schooner hnt was
unable to rescue Gant. Godfrev.
According to the s*o-v told t»*n
licp-n-uards hv Cant ctod'oev. M->to
M'allleV and five seamen nerlsheq
early Saturday morn'nir. Peon after
'he schooner struck *no imfo and
hx'o men lanncho-t the one ll'e-hoof.
Cant rodf r ev tried to nc'-enodo t h r"n
to stick to the shin un*tl the coast
guard could make an effort to ro«e*ne
ftxom. Panic stricken nt the raw'd
rote the old re««el was going to
n'pnes then refused.
Uefo-p the frstl e-rft ua^ none 1 Ofi
feet from the stranded ver^nt T W’sve,
twice as high ns anv nrepodine o->e.
unset the Rfehost In tho w-xter tv,e
n'en Btrnggled va!n!v.for a few min- -
"ten. soma trvlnr to swirn txarV to
the NfsTwell snd other* mating for
the distant nhore Th» csnfitn and
• ♦sward, peering from their nerrh on
the mast, saw the men disannesr rm*
hv one below the wsvea. Soon the
a»ew*rd met hi* -’eath in the water,
leaving the captain alone on the
wreck.
Void of Roonevelt’a adherehta in
thia Bute thloka he will be elected.
Why, we oea’t tee.