The Green Forest tribune., 1913-07-18

| Tea and sweets are sapping the vi tality of the British nation, says a re- port of the Food Reform association
 Mrs Beatrice H. Saunders, the suf- fragette, who was released in London on license June 23 on account of ill 1 health, has been rearrested. She will now undergo a further period of her term of 15 months imprisonment.
 Bitter condemnation of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad | for the Stamford, Conn, wreck on June F, was contained in a special report made public by Interstate Com merce Commissioner McChord. A belated communication from Guaymas says 300 constitutional sol diers met death in an effort to swim across the bay when the state troops were repulsed by a hidden Iuerta force in their attempt to enter the California gulf port.
 The senate passed the Oregon lien hnd bill, providing that the state may exchange school lands in United States forest reserves for single tract of land to be held as a state forest reserve, and on which forestry instruction is to be given.
 The senate passed the Pittman bill permitting homesteading without continuous residence on specially des ignated areas in all the public land states except Utah and Idaho.
 Such alarm has been caused by re- cent suffragette demonstrations aimed at King George that special body guard was provided for his majesty to protect him from actual injury at the hands of the wild women"
 
 The house passed the rules commit tee resolution for an investigation of the Mulhall lobby charges. A special committee of seven members will make the investigation at open hear ings and with the aid of special coun- sel.
 Independence, La, passed night of terror following the fire which de- stroyed the place. Italians attempted all attack on the ruins of bank where they had deposits and were driven off only by continuous show of arms.
 Department of justice investigators have been invited by the treasury de. partment to go over the books of the First-Second National bank of Pitts burg within short time, it was stat ed at the treasury department.
 The income expected from the sen ate's draft of the Wilson-U Underwood bill was announced by Chairman Simmons of the finance committee as about $70,000, ,000-about the sa as the figures for the house bill.
 
 Gen. Armando Riva, chief of the Gu. ban national police, who was shot in political argument on the Plaza, is dead
 Open and public committee meet ings, but secret Democratic confer enceS This wac tho prOorapo adontad for consideration in the house by the administration currency reform bill.
 The battleship Idaho attained the highest final merit in gunnery of the 21 vessels competing in the battleship class during the last year and has re- ceived the gunnery trophy.
 Eleven thousand officers and men of the Servian Timok division were killed during the battle with the Bull garians, in which the division was defeated, according to the Sofia cor respondent of the Vienna Reichspost.
 Twenty persons are reported killed in a storm at Cary, 20 miles north of Vicksburg, Miss. All telegraph and telephone wires out of here were down. There were heavy rains and terrific electrical disturbances.
  All meat-packing establishments throughout the country are to be sub- jected to searching inspections by eX- perts selected by the secretary of az riculture from outside of the govern ment srvice.
 The Bulgarians are reported to have lost more men killed in the fighting for the last few days in the Kotchana and Oshtib districts than in the entire campaign against the Turks, and dis patches from Sofia say that King Fer dinand is ready to discuss peace with Servia and Greece.
 A woman has legal right to say "damn," ruled Judge Mccoy at Ev- ansville, Ind, who admitted she used the word in quarrel with her land lord.
 Four lives were lost, many persons were injured, houses were set afire, | cities were left in darkness and hun. dreds of farm buildings were flattened | and crops were damaged by the tail end of the northern Illinois gale which |