The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-04
THE GOVERNMENT
 WILL INVESTIGATE Causes of Emmigration to the
 United States HAVE TREAT IN STORE This Land of Promise and Matchless Op- portunities Has Enticed Millions to Leave Their Happy Homes
 in the old World
HAVE TREAT IN STORE

Vienna, September 3.-tSpecial.)-
 The government has begun an investi- ga ton as to the causes of the great
 emigration, especially from Hungary, and the eastern provinces to the Unit ed States.
 Landowners are complaining that in some sections so great has been the exodus that 1t is impossible to culti- vate the land. Tho question has also
 an imperial bearing as most of the emigrants are able bodied young men who may be needed for the army. Just how the government can go about to stop the emigration, 1t is difficult to see. It is altogether probs able however that one thing that will be done will be the curtailment or the energies of the steamship emigration agents, whose rosy stories of prosper ity in America is blamed for good share of the emigration.
 The municipal bakery at Budapest has now been working for about year. At its start the management created a revolution in the local oak- ing trade by making bread from tho
  conditions and distributing 1t to the
 public at prices which showed an i'm mediate benefit to consumers of $500 per day on the quantity Issued After some experience it was found | that, after providing for all possible charges, the financial results were so | favorable that the price of bread could | be reduced. A few days ago, after careful investigation, the managing | fo duction.
 The price of loaf weighing just under 2A pounds Is about 41a cents for brown bread, nearly cents for half | brown bread. and cents for white | bread.
 The local private bakers have low cred the prices and improved the quail ity of their products as result of this | competition.
 Great indignation has been caused | in Vienna by an increase in the price or meat and public appeals are be- l ing made for legislation to prevent the action of the butchers. Forty skeletons have been discov- cred beneath the cellar floor of an inn at Maria Theresiopel in Hungary. Tho skulls are all broken-an evidence of murder.
 | The inn was kept by one Szuhup half a gentry ago. It Is remembered that many wealthy cattle dealers who used the inn at fair times disappeared
 nysteriously and Szukup died a rich man, leaving the inn and his money | to his daughter.
 l This daughter who became Mrue. | Haverda, was murdered about a year l aso by orc of the sweethearts of her own daughter. The murderer in his confession said he shot Frau Haverda
 at her daughters instigaation because
 she did not provide the daughter with sufficient money.
 twice but her personal fascination is so great that each trial has been abortfve. | Her first trial at Maria Theresciopel prosecutor fell in love with her and gave her champagne suppers in her cell when he visited her during the preliminary examination. The venue was changed to Szegedin, but the jury were so overcome by Fraulein Haverdas appearance and the appeals she made to them during the | trial that. they acquitted her. She re-
 warded them with a banquet on the day of her release and they escorted her to the station in triumph. The minister of justice cancelled the verdict. however, and ordered third trial in the near future. Fraulein Ha- verda's lawyer says that, in view of | the discovery at the inn at Maria The
 resiopel he will plead hereditary ten dency Of homicida mania.