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NOW BURIES TOWNS SHOTS R - MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 11 1929 —— " : —— y DS A RE UF TU THE W - w V M STANDARD-EXAMINE— - -"- W " f ' tmm " - u OFF FOOD AND FUEL SUPPLY Are Delirious After Being Frozen In For Nine Days RIVERS FROZEN OVER Inhabitants Famished Wolves Mutilate Persons Many Deaths Are Reported ki 11— (AP) — Ice in a bleak white blanket Kurope from Scandinavia to the Balkans faei'd foorl Fome towns frozeti-i- n Ice was pilrcl and fur shortage hish in rivers In tlie Haltic 140 ships of various sizfs were held lisht in an ice crush wr 1 ': 1! - V v VTy 4 t lit t v ii Vth LONDON today ani bnowKtretclied across ' ' ' X V- f - 1 i the Moslem town of G'radsko rear Sar:i jpvo was lug out of the snow uflc-r-' being l Tns-ontre- rs - 3 m boats to save their Uvea Little Sylvia Taft A couple of men up in those great Alpine mountains bold up him out of speed Kjnrfla toa have the best time In tho world at Talm ° a pair oi aw ine uaj J Beach You've heard of her papa perhaps Charles P Taft of to it: Garwood Junior: if ihprp wfs nnlhinc Cincinnati and even more of her granddad Supreme Court Well Gar whose father buildA arid drives the fastest boats Chief Justice William Howard Taft who tfsed to be" president his dad all the time Gar up and getting more like winter and-the- y of United States the v can't keep is down at Miami Beachr Fla this I ":' -- keep in touch with the old home town STARTS TOUR "I left curden in company with Stephen L Richards on ED Apostle" the evening of November 19 going direct to New York where we met President Rolapp and spent the day his fiftieth birthday on January with him going over matters per a is 23 He is unmarried and of Tells Vir Jones President taining to th© work in west native of Negotin in the province we arThe day following ginia a He is And In Tim ok of hear Belgrade" Work Kentucky rived at Richmond Va where we Stern Disciplinarian Is Feared More Than King man of great physical prowess anS met President Callis and where States Nearby lie U a personality He Opened Gates of Royal Palace and Admitted of arresting several meetings were held which military-academof the graduate were attended Ave went 'AVho very Murdered King and of the war college He served The east" central' states mission from therewell Military Regicides N C and to Raleigh which of 8 Balkan church D L aa a cavalrjs' captain of the World Shocks from there and Act Durham to then Queen war of 1913 Miles L Jones of Ogden is presiand then to to Greenville a short launched war Zivkovitch was In the World only dent or lOur Ga three Atlanta holding are a regiment on the time ago hut the prospects tally who in 1903 as a guard's commanded all of By JAMES A MIIXS these each at & places letter meetings he became says Later front encouraging1 highly lieutenant opened the gates of the won were attended of which Associated Press Staff Writer very Peto Jr U received by J high marshal King Eldredge' palace and admitted tho mili- acting by saints and friends- - We spent BELGRADE Feb-l- l — (AP)— By royal regicides of The Standard-Examine- r' who murdered King ter father of the organization re tary two days at Atlanta with President his recent creation of a dictatorship Alexander Obrcnovitch and his sponsible for protecting the life of President Jones writes A: C'allis and family Charles in Ju'o-Slavn Gen Klng- Alexander 're morganatic Og-ioarmistice the the After wife king Queen Draga "I have been away from we went througn 'From trrfc vealed to the world that the real once a eral Zivkovitch reorganized in the nn'w n most three months and Tennessee Atlanta to Winchester Ky Pres to its it power behind both throne and gov Serbian army" up Standardbringing believe me I miss The went of this distriet ident Ferguson ernment in that turbulent Balkan - This actfamily of efficiency present high place wo are now locaieu to the As assasExaminer the had including and Winchester of is headed mayor or the by army t country General Zivkovitch is a man at 927 South Fourth a talk with him and" the mayor General Peter Zivkbvitch who has sination of several high palace of modest tastes and desires He jiermanenily wish you I nuiville Kv hall been called the "Napoleon- - of the ficials chocked the world by its lives in the simplest of houses in street have mailed proffered the use of the citythere 'the paper would daily Balkans" For years Ztvkovitch's savagery and ruthlessneas and Belgrade He is- tremendously ac- - to me yt this address so that I can and two meetings were held one in the morning and one in the power and influence were known caused Great Britain to break rela tive work nsr day and nijrht ana afternoon and the evening Ymeet-A only to the few intimates of King tions with Serbia After mutilating expects the same energy and zeal oc e A r t em i n t v n Iwrf as had to cabinet ministers the bodies of the king and queen from thosfti under him One I Alexander hours staffs during working of the bercoCfrtesy and to a the county as time few and ing by foreign diplomats and their advisors the regicides first acts up on his appointment been the custom from the v:ii commissioners- - The mayor who were regular officers in the dictator w'as to summon all the ti-- v- q n vassal of Turkey journalists rl unable to be present at our firFt ultimatum C After eliverin this It now is revealed that Jugo- army hurled the bodies Out of the higher government officials to the so he had the city attor slavia's new dictator not only held palace window to the concrete palace at 3j o'clock1 in the morning General Zivkovitch sat up" the rest meetine in and make an address come laws the nrenarimr nis'ht them dm ney he over below where peremptory the gave young pavement sway king complete which was appreci J of of welcome cabinstructions Dud ordinances incisive of and nomination regarding dictated the but The immediate purpose of the own in his and ated Elder nf-would he Stephen Ij Rich expect oligarchical regime inet ministers and advised the kinj? assassinations to destroy the thefr work what ± They were published ards responded r cn all important political and mili- Obrenovitch dynasty handwriting which was of' them official in the Oiiinwinc dav offiCONVENIENT SITE WORKS 15 HOURS DAILY tary matters By government unpopular and place King Peter "Leavinsr Winchester we came cials and bttiers Zlvkovitch who is father of the present ruler on the "You must" work more and talk drr of the royal to Louisville where another series and a man throne At that time King Alex less" he" told his new associates astern disciplinarian rienernl Zivkovitch has two of meetings was held and from here of few words is Xeared even more ander was a page in the czar's At the Same time he increased He Apr bis command than the king enurt in St Petersburg It It were theiP hour£ of labor from seven to of the military trium Ki not for Zivkovitch's action in con- nine hours a day He himself ic n'fiemher KING WIFE 3IURDERICD hi eh with Kin: Alexander foreign works 15 hours a day No visi- 'itGenernl Klvlfovltch'ai office aa nection with the plot' iasaydoubtful the country since tors he said would be permitted has virtually run two head of the royal guard a position rilnlomats here it members 191R other the on be officials on Alexander to call would' government diwhich he combines' with that of whether Hadvitch General imon Stephen during office hours minnow is prime minister and 'minister of the the throne today who even vision commander TTnder the existing army regu portant official business He interior directly adjoins that of cenister of war and General Peter of tradition down the to broke is no officer he lations supposed King Alexander with whom or Besitch chif of the general staff no coffee them turies more by telling It serve at the royal palace for holds constant consultations army of the Jugo-Slavi- a to the oigaret'S would be served was General Zivkovitch inciden than three years but in Zivko vitch's case an exception was made at the express wish of the king who finding his counsel of great value directed that- he be retained at the palace indefinitely CELEBRATES BITCTIIDAY General Zivkovitch celebrated A rmy Ch ief Real Power In Country of Balkans ma-roun- NEW HUSSION - ILL START in-th- e - SC pels" open icj: hrtcakkh savt:d An ice breaker rescued the "pas- a-Icnica sengers of a lintr frozn-i- n in the Catte'-ja-t The ferry Mecklenburg was stranded with a ship Load of paFsingers from Germany Germany suffered severely from were theije and cold Many riversalmost frozen over Tltvcr t There were everywhere stripped froze harbor deaths Danzig1 many ever From Hamburg" came word that traffic between the Uorstrand and the mainland wai maintained by nii'ans of motor busvs running on the ice The' Ualtic canal was frozen over miles of the Twelve hundred Danube river wr re frozen over and blocked with ice which in many several fct hiprh 'places piled ripe to-- fears of disastrous floods when the thaw comes Hungary experienced the lowest tempTratur" binco 1SC0 ranging from zero Fahrenheit at Budapest to22"deErrefs bolow at Mateszalla RAILROADS nLOCKFD Conditions in and around Constantinople were extremely severe Rail There were many deaths roads were blocked with snow nine feet deep ln places and many fm'aller communities were cut off from food suppliesFour women died nt Thessaly Greece where sixteen feet of snow demoralized all transportation and irisde prisoners of the inhabitants-Therwere scattered reports of depredations from famished wolves a Czechoslovakia At Galanta 1 9 year-oldboy was reported killed by the animals A woman also was 'Jellied and several persona badly - " —— mi -- Food and buried for nine clays fuf-was gonov and many of the delirious 3000 inhabitants wero th? reached eappers Army villagers after others had failed on tho Sininlon Kx- a press which week ago was buried in--- in avalanche near TelurtaHji from arrived at Constantinople Kodosto little the worse for their harrowinc- experience Among: them was K3r Gilbert Clayton new British high commissioner to Irak Denmark had the worst ice condition rinco lSfi-Many islands vecre cut off One of them has been isolated tince Janthe uary 11 Ice breakers "had changreatest difficulty keeping' Pel-vor- ' got to you envy Heinrich von Moltke! 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about three be Broadway where we would or our pleased to welcome any friends who happen to be visaing this city: "Tho new mission known as me east central states mission is com prised of the following states: KenVirginia North Carolina for which Tennessee and tucky southof the constitutedpart merly ern states mission and West Virthe WhiMTit Bby U ginia which was taken from eastern states mission We have -- ''41 constipated— col- eicht districts or conferences in fretful h over icky the five states and something neda this rmdy 1 six thousand members so you see there is plenty of opportunity for ii Know the genuine us to keep busy byChasH Fletch- FEELS WELCOME er signaniM "I am more than pleased with the outlook in general I haye'met many of the business men and bankers in this city and I have found them to be real gentlemen and I have enjoyed my short visits The people- here are with them very friendly and hospitable "and I we went to Memphis Tenn o n h Q nj h Watch how thoroughly and yet how carefully the igentle action of the EASY Vacuum Cups cleanses the clothes to a spotless white Notice the outer new type tub with its dent-proof Slightly more on time payments shell finished in easily cleaned white Duco No corners to catch dirt — easy to load or remove clothes through the round opening Another important feature is the one piece swinging reversible metal wringrolls provide the greater Semi-sof- t est protection to clothes full-size- d Phone for Free Demonstration Come in and inspect the new Syraloy Or if Model EASY Washer today whole week's a do will we you prefer washing free right in your own home Just phone for an appointment at rour convenience and we will let you try it with your own washing - 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