davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12
TeIegramy zagraniczne,
z BALKANU.

Konstantynopol, IL czerwca.-
Wielki wezyr (premier) Maho-
met Szefket Besza zostaf tn "a
mordowany wraz ze swoim pier
wszym adjutantem, poruczni-
klein Ibrahim Bejem. ..... Do O.
bu strzelono ukrycia: oSoba
mordercy ME jest zupelnie pew
ma Stwierdzona: minister Z ad-
jutantem jechal wlaSnie automo-
bilem ma poSiedzenie Dywanu
(rady paiiStwa). gdy strzelono do
obu / zabito ich niemal ma miej-
Scu; powiadajQ. ze - choc pare
podejrzanych indywiduow areSz-
towano. mordercy zdoiali ujSc.
Mord wywari W kolach rzado-
wych wrazenie wielkic - przera-
zcnic ! przygnebieuie powszech-
ne. Mahomct Szeilet by' Ara
benz, cicszyl sic on przyjaznia da-
wnego sultana. Abdula Hamida.
ktorcgo r6wniez byi przyjacie-
lem. mimo to byi ON jcdnak du-
Sza rewolucyi m}odo tureckiej ::
po wybuchu wojny baikanskiej
zostai miniStrem wojny, 4 po "a
mordowaniu Nazima BaSzy 70
stal take premierem: byl to
jeden I najzdolniejszych wodzow
miodo-tureckich.
- Aresztowano pewnego czio-
wieka. nazwiskiem Topal Tewfik,
ktory, jak zapewniajQ Swiadkowie
zamaChu, nalezai don Stanow-
co. tylko ME mial czaSu wSiaSc
do automobile, ktorym zbrodnia-
RE uciekli. O motywach zamachu
mic blizszego ME wiadomo nara
zie.
Londyn, II czerwca. - | zno-
WI poprawiaja sic znacznie bar
do nadzieje utrzymauia pokoju
ma Baikanic. co przypiSac nalezy
prawdopodobnie temu. re car Ro-
Syi. opiekun Slowianskich po-
bratymcow, przestrzegi ich maj
powazniej przed wojnq miedzy
SODA, a nadto Francya. choc zycz-
liwa rowniez sprzymierzona, O.
Swiadczyla Stanowczo. re ME da
pieniedzy ma dalsze wojaczki. -
/naczy to wiele, mimo to sytua-
cya jest wciaz jeszcze ME mniej
krytyczna. Spodziewat sic male
zy. re mocarstwa popra pokojo-
we tendencye Rosy i zazadaja
rozbrojenia ma Balkanie, kwe-
stve sporne zoStana rozstrzygnie-
te sadami polubownymi: poWo-
dem tych pokojOwych zwrotow
Jest ia Ottawa, re nova wojna no
we sprowadzi niebezpieczenstwo
ruchawki powszechno-europeJ-
skiej. Podobno jeszcze dziSiaJ
mocarstwa wyStosuja note, WY,
wajacq ludy balkahskie do roz-
puszczepia wojsk; najdalej W cla-
gu tygodnia zadecyduje sic spra-
wa pokoju czy wojny.
Belgrad, II czerwca. - Wy
sIano stad do Bulgaryi specyal-
nego posia, kt0ry ma rzadow'
buIgarskiemu przediozy6 zapro-
szenie ma konwencye przedstawl-
cieli panstw baikanskich, w celu
podzialu zdobyczy tureckiej. Je-
>li sic Buigarzy ia TAXA konfe-
rencve ME zgodza, stosunki dy-
plOmatyczne zostana zerwane'
Serbowie odzyskali SkoPlie
wszelkie pretensye BuiSarow ma
tym punkcic odpieraja broniq.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12
Z ANGLII.

Londyn, /? czerwca. - W J.
zbie Gmin niemalQ panike wywo-
lal oSiawiony sufrazySta L. Mer-
vim, kt0ry W kierunku Premiera
.Asquitha cisnql worek maxi. OBJ
sypujQc MIA obok siedzacych mi
nistrGw: MySlano, re to bomba !
przerazono sic ME malo. Mervina
aresztowano, przedtem jeszcze
wysypal on ma glowy poslow sto-
sy odezw sufrazystowSklch.
Glasgow, /? czerwca. - Ma tu-
tejszej gieidzie zelaza ~ogioszono
upadloSc firmy ]. Watson and
Co., kt6ra utrzymywala Ia oddzialy
swe w Pittsburgh: upadioSc ia
wywolata sensacye niemala / OBJ
nizenie kursu powszechnego.
Z FRANCYI.
Paryz, II czerwca. - hsiaze
Alexy Terzv Karageorgewicz, XIII
zyn kr6la Serbii, ozenil sic tu z
Amerykanka. pania Pratt Z n.
Yorku: malzenstwu temu sprze-
ciwial sic car roSyjski.
- Parma Poincare, corka pre-
zydenta Francyi wyszla zamaz
"a inzyniera Dauma.
Donosza z Teuanu W Ma,
rokko, re gubernator tamteJszy
zabronii pojedyhczym zoinierzom
wychodzic po zachodzie sionca
wog6le zabroniono calej ludno-
sci wvchodzic wieczorem ma ull'
ce, a to z przyczyny tel, re Mau,
rowie mordowali, gdNe dopadll
zolnierzy francuskich. a nawet W
tvm celu "a kobiety sic przeble'
rail-.
- Fatalny wypadek zdarzy'
sic W Trouville: oto synek hra'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12

starczyt .tylko irakcya Hcarsta--
Harrisona.
Ma dzisiaj wezwano jako Swiad
k0w W slcdztwie prowadzonem
przez kom. Czarneckieso burmi--
Strza Harrisona i bylego CUB.
Denecna. Maja on skiadat swe
zeznania dis DoDoludniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12

HATTERMAN i CLAM, stara, od-
powiedzialna firma. pozycza pienia-
DE ma properta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12

Rzym, Il czerWca. - " sail
konsystoryalnej urzadzono dla
Oica Sw. i kardynaiow przedsta-
wienie obrazow ruchomych, kto-
rym Papiez przygladai sic Z ozy-
wieniem i ZaintereSOWanlen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12
z JAPONII.

Toxic, /? czerwca. - Stale Cd
bywaJa sic po miastach zebrania,
podburzajacc ludnoSc do wojny
re Stanami Zjedn. do obrony
czci interes6w japonskich pred
Ameryka.
- Amerykanski jacht ,,Colum-
bia" zosta& przytrzymany W por-
Gle Wakayama, ktory ME Jest O.
twarty dla handlu powszechnego :
okret ow zawina} do portu tego,
bo koniecznie potrzebowai napra-
wy; Z tego SkorzyStano areszto-
WanO statek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12
Z MEXYKU.

Mexyk, miasto, II czerWca. -
w poblizu Bustamente, w Stanie
Nuevo Leon, przysz}o do walk
pomiedzy rzadowymi a rewolu-
cyonistami Carranzy, przyczem
picrwSi zostali pokonani i straclll
50 ludzi zabitych, a wieccj jeSz-
cze -ranionych pojmanych.
- Podobno w poblizu Juarezu
pokazaiy SIG eromqdy rewolucyo-
nistow, ktorzy zamyslajq sztur-
mOwac to miaStO.
Donosza z Paryza, re do ba-
wiacego tam eN-prezydenta, Dia-
"a przybyia nova delegacya, "a
praszajaca 60 do kralu, ale Dlaz
odpowiedziai, ze wolf pozostac ma
uboczy czekac uspokojenia poll
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12
Chicagoskie sufra1ystki mysla wielkim obcho-
die okazyi zwyciestwa W Springfield.
Ciekawy process anti trustowy.
ProkuratOrya federalna wytacza pro-
ces cywilny trustOwi produkt6W
zbozoWych.

Alderman najecha zabii czOwieka Znowu huigah
Sedzwa w sprawe taTgOWska AakuJa panla 1Oung
- Denuncyacya prOjektu nOwegO dWOrca
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12
q NORWICH.

Cnristiania, IL czcrwca. - Far
lament norweski uchwalii ola
wszystkich kobiet rownoupraw-
nienie obywatelskie - w gioso-
waniu parlamentarnem ma pod
stawie skal podatkowych.
Z NIEMIEC.
Berlin, II cZerWca. - W par
lamencie kanclerz zapoWledzlai,
re mimo opozycyi wnioski rzado-
we O wieksze zbrojenia musza bye
uchwalone pred 1-szym lipca :
rad grozi W razie ME uchwale-
MIA rozwiazaniem parlamentu.
Hamburg, II czerwca.
Stroiny caly flagami wybraf sic
stad wczoraj po raz pierwszy W
podroz rprzez Ocean nowo zbudo-
wany okret linii Hamburg A
mervka - ,Imperator"; jest to
najwiekszy statek pasazerskl
swiata: jego dlugoSc wynosi 919
stop. czyli - re jest o 81 stop
dluzszy, niz .Tytanik", zatopio-
nv kolo Novel Fundlandyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12
ZanOrlDVaDiG PrGniGra IurCyl.
Bufgarya a Serbia.
Wrogie Usposobienie Japonii.
Sytuacya W Mexyku. KinematOgraf W Watykanie'
z Anglii i zFrancYi.
Przesilenie Hiszpanii. - Belgia sic zbroi.
RownOuprawnienie kobjet W NOrwegii.
To SDroxA7 Niomiookich
Przesilenie " Hiszpanii.
Ze Spraw Niemieckich.

AVA giosie przechodz legislature Stanu
okrcle trachtOWym
urzednik0w mlicyi stanOwej. - POczta pakunkoWa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12
z HISZPANII.
z BELGII.

Bruxella, II czerwca. - Rad
wniosi w parlamencie przed}oze-
ME uchwalenie na zbrojenia su-
my S62, 100000 w celu, aby-jak
premier motywolai-nie bye ma Ia
see mocarStw, ktore gwarantowa-
ly wpravdzie neutralnosc wzgle-
dem Belgii, ale ia rola ME daje
Belgii zapewnienia i bezpieczeh-
stwa granic wobec mozliwej woj-
ny europejskiej.
w Gandawie zakonczyi sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12
RADOSc WSROD SUFRAzY.
STEK.

STEK.
RadoSc zapanowala ogromna
wsrod sufrazystek chicagoskich
ma wiadomoSc, ze bill, udzielajacy
kobietom prawa Siosowanla,
przeszedl w obu izbach, ze be-
die najprawdopodobniej podpi--
sany przcz CUB. Dunnea. Spo-
dzicwancm jest, re ia mocy tego
blu, okolo 625,ooo kobiet w Chi
caGo powiekszy zastepy sioSuj9-
cych.
Azcby godnic tr okazyG zado-
kumcntowat. wybitnc sufrazyst--
Iii chicagoskic myslq o wiclkiem
obchodzic. SzczeS6ly bedq u}ozo-
ne, skoro tylko wr6cq do Chica-
90 tc sufrazystki, kt0re wybraly
sic do Springfield dla agitacyi "a
bilem.
Udzielenie kobietom prawa glo
sowania pociqgnie "a soba grun-
towne zmiany W ca}ym systemic
wyborczym w Chicago. Liczba
prccynkt6w urn wyborczych
bcdzie przynajmnicj dwakroG po-
wiekszona. Specyalne skrzynki
dla balot0w kobiet beda pcwno-
sciq zaprowadzonc, i kobiety
takzc beda sluzyly w charakterze
sedzi6w / klerk0w wyborczych.
CIEKAWY PROCES ANTI
TRUSTOWY.
Prokuratorya fedcralna wczo-
raj wytoczyla process trustowl,
Acknowledgements 90 procent pro-
dukt6w zbozowych w tym kraJu
pod nazwq Quaker Oats Compa-
ny" Jest to tax zwany breakfast
food trust.' Prokuratorya W So
die dystryktowym Stanow lie
dnoczonych zarzuca tcmu trusto-
wi. il Jest monopolem, szkodz9--
cvm interesom narodu. Jest to
akcya. cywilna i idzie krok da-
lei niz akcya antitrustowa roz.
wiqzanie, oparta ma ustaWle Sher-
mana. Prokuratorya prosi sad, a
by zakazal trustowi prowadzic
interes miedzystanowy, dopokl
monopolu nie zniesie i ME przy-
wr6ci warunkow konkurencyJ-
nych.
Obecna akcya antitrustowa po'
wstaia re Sledztwa przez Sedziow
wielkoprzysieglych zesziej zinly,
w ktorej zbadano Gala historye
zorganizowania sic trustu. Pier
wsze porozumienie miedzy fabry-
kantami produktow zbozowych W
celu zgniecenia konkurencyi ma
stapilo w r. 1888, cd tego czasu
stopniowo sic doskonalilo dopoki
ME powstal obecny ogromny mo-
nopol. Me przebierano W srdkach
W organizowaniu trustu i pochfa
nianiu konkurent6w. Mp. DIR. Ar
thur Dean Bevan T. Chicago Z IN
nymi akcyonaryuszam tlrmy
Great Western Cereal Compa-
ny" wytoczyl process trustowi 0
odszkodowanie, zarzucajac, IL ME
iaki Jay Morton zyskaf kontrole
| r. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12

JEzELI potrzeDulcie p.7niedzy ma
properta idzcie do Hatterman and
CLAM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12

miedzynarodowy kongres rolni-
czy: uchwalono odbyc nastepny
w San Francisco w +. 1G15tym -
II. w czasie wystawy.
- Sprawa rozwodowa ksiezny
de Orlean, zony prerenuenta 40
tronu trancyl, rs. LuuWlka Fill
pa tOczy sig, d tymCzdsem Ksl4lE
Wybrai Sig w pUurOz ndUNU1O
Swiata.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12

lbiego Novailles, ME sluchajac
nauczycielki, poszed} do zagro-
dy, w ktorej trzymano psy poll
cyjne, ktore 60 doSlownie ma STU
XII rozszarpaly, MIN pomoca
dziecku nadazono.
z HISZPANII.
Madryt, II czerwca. - Pre-
mier Romanones po raz drugi '
ciagu dni niewielu wreczyl kro-
lowi swa rezygnacye i swego ga
binetu "a to Z powodu ME uchwa-
lenia votum zaufanis dla rzadu
rezygnacya prowizorycznie 20
staia przyjeta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy 6tcjl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12

(Dokonczenic na SIR. 5ei)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12
WATYKANU.

tyCZnegO OjCZyZny.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-08-14
MORE ABOUT INCREASED WHEAT YIELD
FROM PROPER PREPARATION OF THE SOIL
Seed Beds Double Disked Then Powed Yielded Eleven Bush
els More to the Acre than Fields that Were Not
Disked, Say the Experts at the
State Agricultural College
by l. E. can, Professor Of Az

~ - ~ mil L IOleSSOT Vi AbTOu
w ISKING is desirable method
~ OF preparing, the seed-bed
when used in connection with
blowing, but 1t is a poor method when
used alone several seasons in sue
cession. In this trial the plot that
had not been plowed for three years
but where the seed-bed had been pre-
pared by disking just before planting,
produced only 91s bushels of wheat
The average yield for the last three
years from seed-beds similarly pre-
pared has been only G 2-3 bushels 20
the acre. This yield is not sufficient
to pay for the cost of production On
lighter types OF soil, in the central
and western parts Of the state, this
method has produced satisfactory
crops of wheat for single season,
cat when the method is followed year
after year it cannot be expected TO
equal blowing or any other good meth
cd of preparation.
Two plots were double disked July
10. One of these was plowed August
10 and the other September Is The
plot plowed Angst 10 produced 29a
bushels of wheat per acre The plot
plowedN September 10 produced 2712
bushels per acre. This is difference
.2A bushels per acre in favor of the
earlier date of blowing. For the best
results ground that is double disked
early in the summer should be plowed
within a month after disking. If the
blowing is postponed later than this
much of the moisture saved by the
early disking Will be lost by the rank
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-08-14

the test single listing produced
slightly more than double listing. This
year, however, the reverse is true
1t will undoubtedly be found. as this
test is continued, that the plot double
listed will produce more grain than
the single listed plot. When single
listing is practiced, especially when
the listing is done each year in the
same direction, there is a tendency
for the lister to follow the old lister
track, leaving a portion of the soil
untrned from year to year.
Listing is good method of prepar.
ing seed-bed for wheat providing the
work is properly done. Ground can
be listed more rapidly than it can be
plowed, thus where large acreage Of
ground is to be prepared it can be
prepared earlier in the season by list.
ing than by blowing. 1t is advisable
however, when listing is the general
practice followed, to pillow the land
occasionally. The pillow pulverizes and
inverts the soil more thoroughly than
the lister, and thereby puts it into
better physical condition.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-08-14
my, Kansas Agricultural College.I

ony, Kansas Agricultural College.J
over bushel per acre. The plot
double disked in July and plowed in
September produced 27h bushels OF
wheat per acre this season, while the
plot plowed on the same date but
not double disked produced 16h
bushels per acre. This is an increase
of more than IL bushels per acre in
favor Of double disking and an in.
creased return Of $7.7l per acre after
paying for the disking. There is alb.
solutely no doubt of the benefit re.
sulting from double disking ground
early in the season when it cannot be
plowed or listed. Double disking early
in the summer not only insures an in.
creased yield of wheat, but holds
moisture in the ground so that the
blowing can be done later with greater
ease and at less expense.
Listing.
Two methods of listing were tried
In this test. One plot was listed July
Is, leveled with a lister cultivator
about Adjust /, and worked as nee.
essary thereafter to maintain a soil
mulch and to prevent the growth Of
weeds The other plot was listed IN
the same date. left one month with.
out being worked, then the ridges
split with the lister About two weeks
later the land was leveled with a list
er cultivator and thereafter worked
as we considered necessary. The plot
single listed produced PIN bushels
per acre, while the plot double listed
made 291s bushels per acre. differ.
ence OF ~ bushels in favor of double
listing. For the first two seasons OIL
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-08-14

Topeka.-Governor Hodges has in.
vited all of the governors of the
United States to attend the Trans
Mississippi Commercial Congress when
1t meets at Wichita October 81 to "a.
Governor Hodges thinks the COVER
nors of the various states could aid
materially in the solution OF the many
matters of great importance which
come up before the congress. His let
ter to the various executives follows:
Il consider it timely to assemble at
Wichita the governors of the western
states on Wednesday and Thursday.
October % and 29. This is because
many matters of great importance to
the various states in the trans-M Mis-
sissippi region will come up for con-
sideration at the sessions of congress.
| believe that the executives of these
states might well direct and encour-
age proper solution of these prob
lens by their own presence and ac-
ton. The governors may discuss
these matters in an eX parte way, IL
they wish, and then choose a spokes-
man to act for them in the regular
congress sessions. There is little
doubt that their recommendation and
conclusions will be favorably consid.
cred in the congress.
without doubt, such participation
by the governors, and the indorse-
ment by this honored and influential
organization of various matters which
the executives may themselves initi-
ate will bring much progress to the
effort to obtain such state and ma
tional legislation as may seem neces-
sary to put these conclusions into eff
feet"
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-08-14
NORTON GETS THE
NEW SANITARIUM
Commission Selects Site For
tuberculosis Hospital.
FARM OF 100 ACRES DONATED
Work on the Buildings to Accommo-
GATE Kansas White Plague Suf-
ferers Will Begin at Once
To Cost $4,000.

Norton is to be the home of the new
state tuberculosis sanitarium, work on
which will begin in a few weeks. The
advisory commission of the state
tuberculosis sanitarium boord has Sc
lected the Norton site. Following the
meeting of the commission, DR.. ]. A.
Milligan, chairman, said that they eX-
pected to have patients at the sani-
tarium this fall. There is a fund Of
$49,500 available for the new institu-
ton.
The Norton site, which is about two
and one-half miles east of Norton,
consists of 100 acres donated by the
| Norton Commercial club, and also an
option on the eighty acres between
the donated ground and the railway,
which the board expects to buy. The
site is a good one, according to Doctor
M1lligan; forty acres timber, with
small stream, Prairie Dog Creek,
meandering through il. Norton is q
300 feet above the sea level, on
branch of the Burlington and the main
line of the Rock Island. The water
tested the highest of any tested by
the commission in it's search 9SS per
cent pure.
The new state sanitarium is to be a
hospital for incipient cases of tuber-
culosis only. Incurables will not be
accepted. The buildings at the sani-
tarium really will be large collection
of outdoor sleeping porches, judging
from the descriptions by Doctor Mil
ligan. They will be built on the lean
to style, north wall with the other
three sides practically open, built of
only screen, canvas and glass. A
water heating system will be used.
open air is the big thing in treat
ing tuberculosis" declared the doctor,
land that is the main purpose of the
sanitarium. Many of the patients we
expect to cure will go back and spread
the doctrine of outdoor life as the
real cure SO that the sanitarium will
be a good deal more than a sanitar-
lum, as it has been called.
The 1911 legislature appropriated
100000 for the construction of the
sanitarium at Newton, but owing to a
dispute between the board of control
And the city of Newton the buildings
never were built: the Newton PROPOSE
zion finally was turned down by the
1913 legislature. Then the $49,500 re-
naming was appropriated for the in
stitution, the selection of the site to
be determined by the commission Sc
lected by the governor. Doctor Mill
gan, Dr. IT. w. Bauer, of Sylvia; DR..
NJ, NJ. Harris if Macksville; DR.. ]. ].
Sippey and Or ]. s. Crumbine are the
members Of the commission. DR.. C.
>. Kenney, of Norton, already had
3een appointed superintendent of the
aew sanitarum.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-08-14

Earl Akers, state treasurer, has dis
covered that Kansas is losing about
ten thousand dollars year and that
school districts, counties and cities
are keeping that much mCHey out OF
the states Golfers. The law relating
to the bond issues in Kansas provide
that all bonds and coupons must be
paid through the state fiscal agency.
That agency is the state treasurer's
office. The money to pay these bonds
and interest coupons comes to the
treasurer and is put out at 3 Per
cent interest until the securities are
presented for payment. But some Of
the school districts, cities and coun.
ties have been paying the interest and
bonds without the Formally of send
ing the money to the state treasurer,
thus saving the county or city the
fiscal agency commission ard prevent
ing the state from collecting the in
terest on the money between the time
the bonds or coupons are due and the
time they are paid. the period often
being several months Akers is send
ing out letter to all municipal cor
porations that the practice must lie
stopped.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-08-14

J. n. Herr of Kiowa will succeed
NJ. r. Amrine as superintendent of
the state reformatory at Hutchinson.
AmrGe was ousted by the board of
corrections for violating the state
quarantine laws regarding the use of
milk from tubercular cows insubordi-
nation and breaking down the disci-
pine of the institution by newspaper
articles. In the finding of the board
it was asserted that five persons at
the institution have been removed re-
Gently to the state penitentiary be-
cause of the danger of their doing
bodily harm to the superintendent.
Three more were transferred later
Herr was a member of the last two
sessions Of the legislature and was
chairman of the house ways and
means committee last winter. He is
a hard worker and is said to be thor
oughly competent to fill the place.
what is there to discuss about such
rot as this?" said Amrine when asked
for a statement after he had read the
findings of the board The custer or
der became effective at once and the
institution is in charge temporarily
of Richard Allen, assistant superin-
tendent
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-08-14

A frame for photograph should
be simple. Plain, narrow, wood mold
frames may be bought at the ten-cent
counter They are stained brown or
black, and all you need to do is 20
remove the cheap picture in them and
substitute the photograph. "
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-08-14

Grapefruit, served in halves, is
much more easily eaten if the mem.
brane partitions are shipped loose
from the rind with pair of scls
sors.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-08-14

Ground sometimes is made hard to
cultivate by being plowed while toc
wet, and crops often are ruined by
putting the seed in the earth when il
is not in proper condition.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-08-14
Foreign Affairs.

The Mexican federal gunDoat Tam
pico was destroyed by bomb
dropped from an aeroplane over Quay
mas harboi, according to an official
insurgent message. 1t was said that
Didier Mason made three flights over
the harbor before he succeeded in
hitting the boat.
A 5-day armistice has been agreed
on at peace conference between the
delegates of Servia, Greece, Montene.
gro and Bulgaria
Great Britain has decided against
participation in the Panama-P Pacific
Exposition at San Francisco in 1915,
The Balkan wars, beginning when
the allies attacked Turkey and con-
tinuing when they disagreed among
themselves, causing almost ceaseless
fighting since last October, have cost
the belligerents total of more than
100000 lives and IA billion dollars.
Personal.
Kansas officials have decided not to
prosecute H. NJ. McCord, the alleged
wife sbductor of lola.
George o. Morris, his wife and their
two daughters were killed when AVIAN
dalia train struck their motor car at
crossing in Greenville, Ill.
John P. Mitchell, collector of the port
Of New York, has been nominated for
mayor of the city on the fusion ticket
by the fusion committee of 107.
AS a result of patriotic utterances
made by Secretary of the Navy Dam
iels on his visit to Seattle recently,
the cabinet officer is receiving threat
ening letters from members of the
Industrial Workers of the World.
Allen " Cockreli, son of former
Senator Francis NJ. Cockrell of Mis-.
souri, and for several years an ex-
amlner in the office of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, is dead at his
home in Bluemont, Va, where he had
been i'll several months