The Springdale news., 1913-10-10

Frederick IL, grand duke of Baden, $ III at Stuttgart. and if is feared he cannot recover. He is 56 years old and ascended the throne in 1907.
 
 Turkey $ peace proposals in the in- dependent treaty with Greece have been rejected by Greece King Con stantine, who is on his way to Athens from London. is going to the front and will establish headquarters in Macedonia.
 President Wilson approved the new federal regulation for the protection of migratory game and insectivorous birds, promulgated by the department Of agriculture in conformity with the act of congress passed March f. last
 The German Pig Iron association decided to reduce it's prices for the first half of the 1914 season by from 50 cents to s1 per ton.
 Representative Henry Clayton of Alabama will remain in the field as 8 candidate for the senate from thai state. even f he has to contest with Oscar W. Underwood. the house lead CT. Tor the nomination
 Counsel fer the assembly impeaeh ment managers declared that the court of Impeachment will not permit Gov. Sulzer to recite on the witness stand the story he is preparing out lining an alleged conspiracy on the part of Charles F. Murphy and local Democratic leaders throughout the state to get rid of Sulzer.
 Fourteen battalions of Ulster vol unteers, comprising II, 900 men of the No home rule army" marched through the streets of Belfast with eolors flying and bands playing. and were accorded a rousing reception by the citizens of the northern Irish cap ital
 \ new record, s3S an acre. for lease sales of Oklahoma Indian oil land was made in the acceptance of bids on 1o,744 acres of Osage lands by the In dian bureau The highest heretofore was B all acre.
 Fighting was resumed near Sabinah, Mexico The Constitutionalists re ceiyed achievements of 1,o00 men The death fist is mounting In places bodies are piled on one another Town after town Is being destroyed by fire and dynamite
 Because it.fs alleged that certain influences have been at work in Ouch ess county te prevent the indietment there of Harry K Thaw. escaped Mat teawan prisoner Acting Gov GlynH was asked 10 have the attorney-gen- erals office take charge of the entire Thaw case
 \ theft of gold coin from the United States mint at San Francisco, which may reach into hundreds of thousands of dollars. has been discovered and itdti di 1tNi 9i Stl NiNt Iiitti Idlltb II Oi4i Washington are working on what is believed to be the most extensive rob bery since the same mint was footed Of q fortune in gold bars decade ago
 Gnited States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, senior member Of the Massa- eBaselts delegation T congress. Hno was operated upon Friday for q gas trie ulcer vas. according to his phy- aieians. "not entirely out of danger.
 II is announced that President Will son entertains no doubt as to the passage at this session of the cur rency bill He told callers neither house would take vacation before the administration bill is disposed of
 The conference report on the tn- defWood Simmons tariff bill vas called nr in fhe senate by Chairman Simmons of the finance comm ttee. vote at 254 to 4aa. tAe Democrat Ie house #of resentatiyes adopted .he report
 Arrangements for Col Theodore Booseyelts south American trip prov ide Ter q stay of three months n the iungIes at the head of the Paraguay river. Col Roosevelt and his party wiH he cut off from eiyiliza- tion from December 10 March, ac- eo1ding 70 the present plans.
 Officials Of the Panama exposition suggest that toast to The Panama Canal and the 1915 International EX pcs ton Which Celebrates Its Com. HHef CD. be oaered throughout the Ia. tioa at every dinner luncheon or ban. 4aet he'd Friday, Oct 1o, the day set 6y tHe United States government fof blasting she last dike to allos the water to enter the Panama canal.
 An agreement was reached on the