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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
Shortage in
Grain Is Said to Be
l,250,0OO,0OO Bu.
Breadstufs Supply of the World 5OOOOOOOO Bushels Less
Than Last Year-Northwest, Not Liverpool.
May Control Worlds Price of Wheat

Minneapolis shortage crop
grain for 1913 The supply
The total deficiency 125ooooo
worlds which
bushels less than the worlds nal 1910
prices by
Northwest Farnstead Minneapolis
probably 5o0OOoooO
years ago. per
than in the 1910
AMPLE SUPPLY OF WHEAT.
Unless Russia and Argentina conclude the with much
,n tban last year. This will be- an @ incraase Of onIv t
throughout in
Of this 5oOOOOoo bushels
crop
100000 bushels which has confirmed by the Russian
apparently misleading
of bushels the crop.
LARGE DEFICIENCY IN RYE.
grave Importance European shortage rye
teemng
ooooO bushels of the 1913 CROP 1sooOooO
bushels less than last year The deficit may be still larger if latest
Russia reliable - $500
HEAVY REDUCTION CROP
shortage
With crop year by more
bushels with another
year.
spite of allowing that Russia
prodgous crop history, ,ooO,ooOooo bushels
yield to the normal amount
!: AMPLE MARKET AT GOOD PRICES.
official returns of the actual
that only about s per cent of the worlds total wheat
outs O
countries Great Britain
during the fiscal ending
1914 thus calling for every bushel of surplus wheat
about 25000O000 out of
porting surplus this
whether such quantity be spared.
!. A QUESTION DISTRIBUTION.
necessary to distribute
to
Northwest Farmstead,
world
should be the coming months than
justify continuance
prevailed September
rush the supply market
temporarily will
artifcially unnecessarily"
MI FUTURE GRAIN PRICES IN AMERICA.
States
supply other conditions
worlds supply
prices Of
greatest
world and influence prices than Liverpool
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for the purpose. of displaying their
goods Many of the Fargo manufec-
turers have taken reservations in this
tent. 49,
Carnival Attractions.
A big tent carnival company with a
and Ferris wheel will
provide the amusement features Of the
show.
In addition to this the amusement
committee has arranged for daily
balloon ascension which will be one Of
the main attractions.
Worst and Hanna.
President Worst will deliver the
principal speech on the opening day
OF, the show. DR.. Worst will draw
great crowds to Casselton as his repu-
tation as an agricultural authority and
a speaker as well is so widely known
that people are expected from every
where to greet him.
Governor Hanna will speak on Sat
urday, the closing day OF the show
The governor has many friends in the
western section of the county, ali nf
whom will be glad to welcome him on
his appearance in CasseIton next Sat
urday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
Gronna Starts Release \
Movement Of Fargoans
From Chinese Bandits
Secretary Bryan and State Department Have Taken Up
Plea OF Senator Gronna to Lberate Fargoans in China
Department Seeking Information About Rev. G. A. Aan-
dahl and Wife of FargoBelievep Women Are Safe
Report That Little Son of Rev Fauske Was Killed Is Now
Observation-Disclosures in Fargo Once

They are we'll known throughout
this section of the state as the Rev.
Mr.. Aandahl has had charges at
LitchVille, Wahpeton and at Sisseton,
S. D. He left for China in 1909 when
he went to serve as a missionary at
Tanpeh near Tsaoyang.
The last heard from the mission
aries was on Sept. II when The Luth-
eran. Missionary Bulletin published
letter from Rev. Mr.. Aandahl written
to his brother. August Aandahl of
Wahpeton.
The Lutherans throughout this sec
ton of the country, from Minneapolis
to the Montana line are greatly inter-
ested in the capture Of the Tsaoyang
missionaries and are fearful that
brutal measures will be resorted to by
the Chinese brigands. 1t will be
noticed. however, that the only death
which had been reported in the cap
ture of the missionaries is now some
what discredited by the associated
press. The murder reported in the
first adyices was said to have been on
the person of the little son of Rev.
Mr.. Fauske.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATING.

GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATING,
Washington, Oct, Ex-senator
Grenna set the state department
machinery in motion seeking in
formation of the Rev. Mr.. AandahI
and wife and son OF Fargo, in the
bandit ridden district of China.
Peking, Oct. 6.--Three white women
and two children of missionaries
captured by bandits, are safe at the
latters headquarters at Tsaoyang and
the men missionaries are believed to
be living, according to a message from
two American missionaries trying to
arrange for the release of the cap
tives.
The message appears to discredit
the report that the little son of the
Rev. Mr.. Fauske had been killed.
Rev and Mrs. Elliott A. Aandahl
were once residents of Fargo a num-
Der of years ago when, it is remem-
bered by some that he was pastor of
the Norwegian Free Lutheran church
of this city.
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Chicago, Oct. 6.-The police today
began an investigation Of the confes-
sion last night Of Henry Spencer that
sing evidence to support the admission
that he killed Mrs Mildred Rexroat,
the dancing instructor, the authorities
are convinced that they will confirm
the guilt Of many, if not all.
Following his arrest, Spencer told
Chief Halpin: you've got goods on
me. know I'll swing for this"
BY morning Halpin asserted that
Spencer had sent the. following con-
fessions to Graves, the motives Of
most Of the cases being robbery:
Farmer, shot near Zion City, spring
of 1903.
in August, 1902, to escape arrest for
burglary.
Fannie Thompson, whose body was
found Jan. 1, 1908, gagged and bound
in bed in a rOoming house; robbed OF
diamonds worth $1,000.
A former wife, at Belle Island, Mich.
beaten to death and the body burned.
Former wife near Fort Montgomery
N Y, beaten to death and robbed Of
diamonds worth $780,
Former maid to Helen Gould.
An aged man in Washington park
last spring, shot and the body thrown
into the lagoon; 5000 in cash secured
Two girls at Paw Paw, lake, Mich,
last May or June; beaten to death,
bodies thrown into water.
Girl at Delavan Bay, Wis, in June,
killed with a hammer thrown into
lake.
Woman in a house near the county
hospital recently, with a hammer:
$140 and rings secured.
A woman in a house on the north
west side eight months ago; robbed
the house.
Saloonkeeper at Van Buren street
shot
Man shot in an alley under the south
side elevated a year ago.
Mrs. Rexroat, near Wayne, Sept. rs;
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
GIANTS VS.,
ATHLETICS
TOMORROW
Great World Series Will Be-
gin in New York Tomorrow
Afternoon
LITTLE BETTING MONEY
No Odds Being Offered
Great Crowds Preparing to
Watch Struggle

New York, Oct 6.-The Giants had
their final workout this afternoon in
an exhibition against the Philadelphia
Nationals. Great crowds are arriving
for the opening game There is the
usual talk about tickets in the hands
of spectators. Private detectives are
Investigating the reports.
Betting is even with little money in
sight, Fair weather is promised.
Bender in Shape.
Philadelphia, Oct. 6.-A great crowd
stood in line all night for the public
sale Of seats, for the Philadelphia
games, opening at this morning. All
the IS and SO seats had been parcelled
out in advance. Only 81 tickets were
left
The Athletics began reporting at
Shibe park at 9. Bender finished a
course Of preparation yesterday when
secret practice was held.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
WATERS0F
2 OCEANS
UNITED

Colon, Panama, Oct. 6.--At sign
from Colonel Goethals yesterday the
waters of the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans were joined in the Panama ca
nal by means of four pipes passing
through the Gamboa dixie which stands
between Gatun lake and the Culebra
cut This signalized the ending of the
nine-year work and the practical COM
pletion of the canal.
Explosion to Fill Cut.
When the water has reached a level
high enough in the Culebra cut to
form cushion against the explosion
of many tons of dynamite, the Gam
boa dixie will sbe blown up and the
water will be allowed to flow through
the canal, controlled only by the va
: ~. :. { Et5F
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06

Albany, Oct. 6.-This is the opening
day for the defense in the Sulzer trial.
Only the afternoon session is being
held. Senator Harvey Hinman PLAN
ned TO occupy half the session with his
opening address.
Louis sarecky, campaign secretary
to the governor, was selected as the
first witness. He said hecould prove
that at least $4,000 which Governor
.suIzer is charged with mt reporting
as the contributions came from dif.
ferent sources.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
MOVE HEADQUARTERS HERE
First National Life and Accident
Insurance Co. to be Moved
From Bismarck Here.

The headquarters of the First Ma
tional Life. and Accident Insurance
Co., of Pierre. S. D., will be trans
ferred from Bismarck to this city
shortly. J. T. Smith, manager Of
agencies of the company, was in the
city Saturday making the necessary
arrangements. 1t Is understood that
a suite of offices has been secured in
the A. o. u. w. building.
The state managers of the life and
accident departments will be H. c.
Semple, of Louisville, KY, and William
Cage, of Pierre, S. D. -'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
You've Got Me Dead to Rights and | Know I'll Swing
Said Brutal Murderer to the Police

WIFE OF NORTH DAKOTA MAN.
Wis., 6-Fanne Thompson, body
Chicago f9o8 bound gagged
robbed $1,000 the wife Edward Thompson
this city
couple separated going
koa While route him, h. wife stopped off at Chica
and murdered.
DID SPENCER ExAGGERATE?
Chicago, 9Th
people
prison the authorities regarded him
confined
of committed
The WI
December
o IND
DISCREPANCIES IN HIS STORY.
6-onIy mysterious death
Albert
"a His death caused by
auditor of the Milwaukee
the murdered
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
$4,000 LOOT
BY MASKED MEN
WAS RECOVERED

Stoneington, Conn, Oct. Carl
Keelb, cashier of the American Velvet
Co., was held up and robbed of $4,000
by two masked men. He was driving
from the bank to the mill. Posses are
in pursuit. ..
The money was found hidden in
stone wall. ..... .
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
VERSE WRITER
GETS Fl DAYS

Southampton, Eng, Oct 6.--Harry
Kemp, the American verse writer, was
sentenced to twenty one days at hard
labor for slowing himself away aboard
the Oceanic. The magistrate recon-
mended to the home Office that Kemp
be deported afterwards.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
TY COBB 1885
BEST BATSMAN

Chicago. Oct 6.-Unofficia1 averages
ters Of the American league with a
percentage of 1858. Jackson was Sec
ond, with, 1868.
Daubert leads the National with
.359; Hyatt is second. with 1852.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
1'HAW'S RIGHTS
NOT VIOLATED

Washington, Oct 6.-None Of
Thaw's treaty rights as a citizen were
violated by the Canadians who forci-
bly, deported him. This is the ruling
Of Solicitor Folk of the state depart
ment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
Fl CONVICTS
| MADE ESCAPE

Houston, Tex, Oct. 6.-Twenty zone
convicts crept out of an opening
sawed in the ventilation grating of a
bunk house of Sugarland camp, while
sixty others refused the chance to es-
cape. Three were re-captured. ,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
SULZER
DEFENSE
# VI VA r.. $50
# ~ w WEE @s+es
OPENS

Albany, Oct. 6.-T. v. McGione
testified that he handed Sulzer
$4,000 in bills for his employer,
Allan A. Ryan, son of Thomas F. /
Ryan, who was a prosecution wit
ness. ,...=s. ..E.>
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06

Young Hermann Oelrichs, jr, a
sophomore at Columbia university,
whose family has been very prominent
in New York society for some fifteen
years, is charged by Miss Lucille Sin
gleton, a pretty girl known to many
students Of the school, with having
stabbed her during an automobile
ride.
Young Oelrichs is a grandson of old
Jim Fair, one Of the Bonanza kings
of Nevada John w. Mackay, whose
son recently took his children away
from his wife; James Flood, whose
descendants own lot Of San Fran
cisco, and O'Brien were the others.
The Mackay and Fair families have
succeeded in getting into New York
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
WRECK
: !. u. FATAL | | II TO Il

Dvinsk, Russia, Oct, 6.--Fourteen
passengers were killed and twenty
eight injured when the. express from
Kiev to st. Petersburg collided with
a stalled locomotive.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
piaz Sails for Mexico.

London. Oct. GA special dispatch
to The Evening. Standard from Sander
son reports that Porfirio Diaz sailed
for Mexico Saturday. 5
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
YUAN. \. . ! IS | : } ... !. ......
ELECTED ..
IN CHINA

Peking, Oct. 6.-Yuan Shi Kai was
elected president Of China for a term
of five years on the third ballot by the
national assembly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-06
Two Slain and cremated .

Meadow, S. d.. Oct, 6.--Mrs. M. Fox
and her 15-year -old daughter, who
lived near Bixby, were murdered Sun
day night and their house afterward
fred,
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society. The Floods and O'Briens
have not.
The young mans mother was
Teresa Fair, eldest daughter of the
Bonanza King, who when he died left
about $12,00o0OO. His aunt was vir-
ginia Fair, who several years ago
married William h. Vanderbilt, jr
That " ung mac is believed to have
about $40,000,00O.
While Oelrichs has been formally
charged with tabbing-felonlous as
sault, the complaint .reads--many OF
his friends don't believe il is true.
They think the girl was cut from fly
ing glass when she was buried from
the automobile, ard in her hysteria
thought she had been stabbed.
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Many of His Victims Were Women, and Robbery Was the
Motive in Almost Every Instance
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Wife of Man Who
Came to n. Dakota
Among the Victims
Committed So Many
Murders He Cannot
Remember Them All

From Six Last Night Until This Morning. Henry Spencer
Who Does Not Know Right Name Told of His Crimes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-13
BRIG. GENERAL ALLEN
TO BE RETIRED TO-DAY

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1a-BEg. Cen
James Allen, chief signal officer of the
army, will retire from active servlce
tomorrow. having attained his sixty
fourth year and completed torty-one years
OF military duty. As chief signal Of
ficer in the last few Years ne induced
congress 70 make its first appropriation
for an army aviation school and pre-
pared the Specifications for the first
army aeroplane ever constructed.
Soon after hls graduation from West
Point, ne saw Indian service In the
middle west and during the Spanish war
he was ordered to destroy the Cuban
cables, This he accomplished, although
the foreign crew on his ship Arias re-
volted and performed their work at the
point OF pistol. For discovering tho
position Of Cervera's fleet IN Santiago
l1arbor and reporting its destruction to
Washington fourteen hours IN advance OF
official Information he received "A letter
OF commends ton from President Nc
Kinley General Allen Will return to his
boyhood home. La Porte, Ind
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-13
NOTICE OF BOND SALE.

Sealed bids win be received by
the board OF directors Of Blue Bench
Irrigation District No. l Of Wasatch coun-
ty, utate of Utah. at the office Of said dis
trict at Duchesne. (formerly Theodore).
Utah, up to and until the 9TH day OF
March, A d. 1918, at o'clock p. m. for
bonds OF said district 20 the amount OF
one hundred twenty-five thousand s125.-
00e.00) dollars, or any portion thereof .
Said bonds Will be in determinations OF
one hundred tSi0o.00) dollars and
five hundred (s5oO.o0) dollars each, Said
bonds to run from ten (l0) to twenty (20)
years, and to be payable as provided by
section IS Of chapter "a of the Session
Laws OF Utah. 1909, as amended By
chapter % OF the Session Laws Of Utah.
1911. and 10 bear interest at the rate OF
six (6) per cert per annum. payable
semi annually on the first day OF June
and December OF each year. Principal
and interest 10 De paid at the office Of
the county treasurer OF Wasatch county.
state OF Utah No Did will be accepted
at less than ninety-Nve (9o) per cent OF
the face value OF tho bonds bid for. The
board Of directors reserve the right TO re-
ject any and all bids.
All bids must be addressed 20 John r.
Wilson. secretary OF Blue Bench Irriga-
ton District No. I. Duchesne. Wasetch
county. Utah.
Dated at Duchesne formerly Theodore).
Iteh. this 9Th day OF February. A. ..
1919. j. S. BIRD.
G.. W. BROWN.
], z. LEWIS.
Attest; Board Or Directors.
]. K. WILSON. Secretary. olss7
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SENATE AND HOUSE
WILL INVESTIGATE
Alleged Bribery of West Viz
ginia Legislators Results in
Appointment of Committee.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Feb, 12:-The
house and senate OF the West Virginia
legislature decided today TO investigate
charges OF bribery against Represents
David E. Hill and Ttath Duff and State
Senator 3. 4. Smith, who were arrested
yesterday in connection With the ballot
ing for a successor To United States
tion was adopted by both branches TO
appoint a committee of five, two from
the senate and three from the house, 10
make the investigation and report al the
earliest possible moment, either 10 the
present OF n future session OF the legis-
ature.
Rumors were thick today that addi-
tional arrests had been made. Prosccu-
ting Attorney Thomas 9, Townsend de-
MED the reports, and al the same time
lntimated that developments could be
expected tomorrow,
Tho vote for senator today showed Z
votes for William Seymour Edwards, as
against l6 votes yesterday. Five OF yes
terday's sixteen votes arc those oil men
-Four OF the five legislators Will be given
preliminary hearing before Justice OF
the Peace Charles w. Dering tomorrow.
Delegate Asnury has waived q prelim-
mary hearing and is held for the grand
jury. which probably viii not convene
until next Monday
The accused men are alleged TO have
been hribed 20 vote FOR AIr, Edwards for
United states senator. Mr.. Edwards
himself was responsible for uncovcring
the alleged bribery.
A report late today, that Edwards had
been arrested. charged with Offering
bribes, was without truth. but the re-
port developed the fact that bis life had
been threatened IN anonymous letters.
Mr. Edwards applied to the county au-
thort'es Tor a permit 10 carry a re-
volver, This was refused today because
under West Virginia law nine published
notices are required before the permit
can be Issued
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
signsrs -ol. TO- fgsther !nIornletIon.
IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL. DISTRICT
court IN and for Salt Lake county and
state OF Ctah.-Probate divison.-In the
matter OF the estate of Anna Clark. de-
ceased.
The undersigned VIII soil at private
sale all the personal property, consist
Ing OF household goods. OF Anna Clark.
deceased, to wit:
Wearing apparel, chickens. fruit, vege-
tables, ta-ble1. chairs, pictures. car
pet, ] Iron bed and mattress complete,
table. stove. bookcase. chairs. l hall
rack, ] picture, linoleun, l table cloth, 8
napkins, l wooden bedstead, mat
tressss, 6 pictures. carpets. ! bureau; /
iron bed, mattress. complete; ] chiffonier,
bureau, ! picture. carpet, / range and
cooking utensils. 1 table. window screen.
fruit Jars; dishes. tubs. stove. garden
day of February. is15. at 1864 South 9th
East street, Salt Lake City. Utah. for
cash, in gold coin of the United States
in one parcel or subdivisions. all the real
property of Anna Clark. deceased. de-
scrtbed an follows:
Commencing 6.9e rods n. of S. f. cor.
"a" Big Field Survey: W. 23 rods. N so
feet u. 70 rods S. 90 feet to beginning.
with the inproyemsnts thereon. known
subject to a. note and mortgage FOR $500
Tho north 6.o5T rods OF Lot Is in Block
Is. Ten-Acre Plat "a Big Field Sur
vey. containing two acres. more. or less.
with the improvements situated at No.
1904 South Fifth East street In Salt Lake
CITY, Utah, said property being sub
on or after the 18th day OF February.
1915, and written bids will be received
at 1oo3-6 Kearns building. Salt Lake City.
Utah, for cash, In gold coin OF the United
States: all bids to be accomps MED by N
per cent of the purchase price and the
balance TO be paid upon confirmation OF
the sale by said rebate court and the
delivery of a conveyance.
JOHN r CLARK.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Anna
Clark, Deceased.
Dated February 9, 1913.
Dickson, Ellis, ELLIS & schulder Atlor.
news for Administrator o7Gi
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL SToCkHoLD
ERS MEETING.

Salt Lake City, Utah February 10. 1919.
To the Stockholders Of Superior rAlta
Mining Company:
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Su-
perior-Alta Mining company, q. corpo-
ration, is hereby called for and Will be
held at the principal office OF the com
pany at room 722 Judge building. In Salt
Lake City, Utah. on Friday. February
pose OF considering, voting upon, accept
Ing or rejecting a proposition that Supe-
rior-AlLa Mining company sell and dis
pose OF all Of Its mining claims, mining
rights franchises, real and personal
property. and all other property and
rights or every name. nature OF descrip-
tion owned by II, TO Wasetch Mines com
era ton OF the assumption by Wasatch
Minos company Of the debts and oblga-
tions now owing by Superior-Alta Min
Ing company, and Of the further con-
sideratlon OF the issuance 10 Superior
Alta Mining company OF 40. 600 shares or
the capital stock OF Wasatch Mines COM
pany, such stock when received TO be
retably distributed among the stock
holders of record OF Superior Alta Min
posal Will also be submitted to the stock
holders at the mestlng hereby called
that when such stock is so received and
distributed among It's stockholders Su-
perfor-Alts. Mining company proceed TO
dissolve ae a corporation.
The stock transfer books for the trans
fer OF stock Will be closed at the close
of business on February 81. 1915, and re
main closed until the final adjournment
Of the meeting called by this notice
LEWIS A, JEFFS, President.
c. H GIBBS Secretary, olfOb
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BOSTON GREEKS ASK
FOR AN ACCOUNTING

BOSTON. Feb. Ian accounting OF
the 5000. 900 coll lected by tho Pan Hellenic
to aid In the war against Turkey, Is
asked in @ bill of equity fled with the
supreme court by Greek residents of
Boston. II is also sought 10 have the
respondent entoincd from making further
collections.
The Pan-Heilenic union was organized
In Massachusetts, under the direction OF
Lamba Cosomilas, the present Greek sec
retary or state.
II IS alleged that tho general manager
OF the union. CoDstantinos y. Papami-
haJous failed to render an accounting
as demanded before he left recently for
Greece Also that before leaving no
caused articles to De published in the
Greek newspapers OF America calling for
contributions 10 a loan of s., ,000, 900 to
be made through the union 70 the Greek
government.