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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-02-20
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
'SCHWERIN CASTLE WITH
ART RELICS DESTROYED
Ancestral Home Of Dukes Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Prey Of Flames.
Sp.c,oi 'abie Dtspotch 10 THy sr>

BERLIN. Dec. IA large part " the
famous castle at Srhwcr!n. the residence
OF the Grand Duk. OF MeckleLhurg-
Schwerin. which l. situated on an island
lying between the Schwerner Sec and the
Burg See has been destroyed by FIRE.
The confederation broke out during din
ner on Sundar night and the castle. which
was begun in IS&5 ard completed IN 1857.
burned all night. The fire apparatus was
entirely inadequate. but the spread of the
fire was largely due TO a temDestuous wind
which prevailed at the time.
The famous golden hall and gold, II
staircase we're destroyed. but the mos.
serious loss was a beautiful collection OF
tapestries and old furniture. The secret
archives. the pictures ard the jewslry OF
the Grand Duchess. as well as much 9th o.
property. were saved. \ quantity OF cart
ridges in one Of the towers of the castle
| caused series Of explosions.
The palace was begun in the early
Rena issance style from designs by DENIM
ler and was completed by S;euler. II was
an extensive structure With irregular
wings fanked with lofty towers AZ carl!
az the twelfth century "a palace Of tin
! princes of MecklenburE occupied the sit"
The palace was rebuilt, in the nftcenth auC
sixteenth centuries and parts of the ot
| edflce had been incorporated with In,
modern building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
SALVATION ARMY HOME BURNS.
TOO Ased 1nmates Rcscued, One
Fatally Hurt.

CINCINNATf. Dec. 16.-The industrial
home OF the Salvation Army on Freeman
avenue was partially destroyed by fire
starting shortly after midnight last night.
One hundred inmates. mostly old men.
were sleeping IN the building. but the police
think they succeeded In rescuing all but
one or two persons reported missing.
One of the missing persons is the little
daughter of George Watkins. superntcn-
dent of the home.
The building rs .siN-story Structure
and was originally the West End Tulner
Hall. ard IS a noted landmarks of the
city. Firemen discovered the body of d
burned man at o'clock this morning ana
say that there are several more in the
building.
one man was taken out OF the building
fatally burned. The Salvation Army ON.
ciais were given orders by ;.-e .c,, y ttsad
ing inspector two weeks ago to take ou'
Of the building all material kept there 70,
sale. such bedding. mattresses ant
other things. but 1t is said that the order
has not been carried out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
Leading Mexican Banks Re-
fuse to Accept State
Bank Bills.
ADVANCE ON CHIHUAHUA
federals Prepare to Attack Villa
From Three Differ
ent Sides.

The Washington Administration. by
sending an envoy to Gen. Villa and me-
Sotiating previously with Gen. Carranza
through the American Consul ut Hermo-
sillo. headquarters Of the Constitution
alists. has practically recognized Gen.
Carranxa. The leader Of the revolt in
the northern States Of Mexico and head
of the Ccnstitutionalist party IL now OH
the same basis as Gen. Huerta. Neither
is recognized by the United States az
the head Of the republic OF Mexico. but
each Is treated as the head of a faction.
A general financial crash is fast ap-
proaching in the Mexican capital. Two
leading banks. the Banco Nacional and
the Banco de Londres y Mexico. re-
fused yesterday I" accept the State
bank bills. of which the Banco Central
Mexicano is the holding bank. This ac-
ton renders worthless bills for several
million pesos now in circulation and is
expected to precipitate the crisis.
Gen. Villa is in danger of losing the
benefit of his recent successes in the
north. The Federals who took Torreon
recently are now advancing on Chihua-
fua. They will he reinforced by an
other column coming from the States of
Nuevo Leon and Coahuila and also by
the Federal troops under Gen. Mercado
now at OJinaga.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
MEAT PRICES SOAR SINCE 1899
Cost Almost Doubled IN Decade. Al
though supply E<rpt IN.

WAsurNGToH. Dee. l5--AlthouGh the
meat supply kept pace with population
growth IN the decade from l>aa to 1909
the price scared to nearly double the 1899
figure. according to "A census bulletin to-
day.
Meat ION the hoof" went up ,5.j per
cent The dressed product showed n
slightly smaller increase. 15.S per cent
Americans We're eating lo1 pounds OF
beef veal and mutton per capita in 1909.
as against l06 in lNaH, although the total
per capita meat production in 1909 was
iO7 pounds.
SiXty-fi per cent. of the meat supply
was furnished by the packing houses. The
country's total product in 1909 WAS S.
35SSl5 animals. The slauehtcrhouses
paid $l.2O:. :.S27.75i for their supply. The
total meat supply was a,7l9,06j. 500
pounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
U. s. TELEPHONE LINES
FIRST, IS LEWIS PLAN
Representative Prepares Scheme
for Acquisition Of the
Bell system.

W.suiNGroN, Dec. l5.-The legislative
scheme which Representative David J.
Lewis Of Maryland has prepared for a
Government owned telephone and tele-
graph system contempla'es the acqlisi-
ton at first o. the long d!stanc. and local
wires and plants Of the American Bell
and independent; companies.
Under this plan the Government itself,
after Il acquires these telephone lines. n
10 go into the telegraphic business and
handle individual messages Tho scheme
apparently contemplatss the us!rg OF the
telephone lines as a means OF combating
the telegraph companies, just az the par
Gel post has been used in competing
with the express companies
by converting the telephone wires into
use as telegraph service Representative
Lewis estimates that tho expense TO the
Government will be reduced BY 5000. 900
ooo. II is estimated tina. an outlay Of
almost g. 0oo. oon 600 would ba necessary
to purchase tho telephone systems OF
the country.
Mr.. Lewis proposes that the Interstate
Commerc" Commission shall appraiso ths
telephone equipment OF the country
While this is being done the Governmen,
is to pay per cent interest Oh the stocks
of the telephone company. When th'
value Of these stocks has been fixed b.
appraisal the Government Is 10 issue
per cent. bonds with which to raise III,
money to acquire the properties.
Mr. Lewis estimates that the Govern.
mcnt should earn AZ least 100000. ooC
3
earnings are To hc applied to the pay,
ment Of the Government telephone bonds
which would run for forty years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
PRAYS FOR B. 4 NJ. HOLDERS.
Baptist ConfereHce Asks Help for
widows who Have stock.

Boston, Dec. 15.-Hundreds Of Baptist
ministers at a conference in Chapman
Hall. fremont Temple. to-day. united In
prayer for the widows and orphans who
purchased Boston and Maine stock.
The Rev Charles L. Page, assistant
pastor Of the Dudley street Baptist
Church. was presiding. and as is custom
airy before his prayer asked for sus-
gestions from the ministers present A
voice responded
II suggest that we pray for the poor
women and children who have invested
their money in Boston and Maine stocks,
and whose heads are now under the
wheel"
When Mr.. Page touched this point In
his prayer he said
"And il is pertinent at this time that
we should pray as our brother has sue
gested. for the unfortunate women and
children who have unwisely invested
their money in railroad stock. We trust
that God will take care that these peo-
pie shall not be In absolute want"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
Inquiry Into Economic Value
of Large Combinations
-. - Is Urged.
ANOTHER on RETAILPRlCES
Cost Of Producing Clothing to
Be InvcStigatcd-Ncw
Laws Suggested.
ADMINISTRATION PLANS
TO REGULATE TRUSTS

4 law declaring all restraints Of
trade 10 be unreasonable.
4 law against the ''watering" Of
industrial securities.
4 law against interlocking cor.
pOrations.
4 law against interlocking Off.
GERS and directors.
The determination Of whether or
not trusts are >orislly and ecOnOmi.
cslly efficient in production.
An investigation by the bureau Of
corporations into this question and
an appropriation Of x431.7W for
the purpose.
An inquiry into the question Of
fixing retail prices.
An inquiry into the cost Of pro.
ductiOn Of clothing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
OWES $77s,s77; HAS 500.
Col. Van Horn, BostOn Promoter,
Tells Of Railroad Failure.

BosroN, Dec. l5.--Col. Isaac Van Horn.
a Boston promoter. having a handsome
summer home at Holderness. N. H.. to-
day filed bankruptcy petition at Con-
cord, n. H., giving his liabilities as S77S.-
S77 and his assets an 800 He secured
his military title through appointment to
Gov. Quimby's staff:
Mr.. VanHorn said to-day:
II put all my money and energies into
the building OF the Laramie. Horns Peak
and Pacific Railroad. designed to tap the
coal fields. II was forced into the hands
of u receiver In May. 1919. backed the
road. and its failure to pay simply fioored
me-"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
MANY DEAD ON AMBRIM ISLAND.
Volcano Throws Nut Much Lava and
Cinders-AI whites safe.

melbourne. Dec. l5.--The volcano on
Ambrim Island. one OF the New Hebrides
has been very active recently. Six new
craters were formed on December 4. and
the central cone collapsed the next day.
Part Of the island has been overwhelmed
by lava and cinders. and II is believed
that many natives have been killed.
The majority of the males escaped in
canoes. A steamship rescued 500 women
and children. All the whites on the
island are safe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
CHILD CONSCIOUS UNDER KNIFE
Girl, 8. Cndergoes Brain Operation
without Anmrsthetic.

This explains why a five-year-old girl.
Carmela Bove, Is the pet OF all the nurses
In her ward at New York Hospital
She was taken TO the hospital at noon
yesterday by DIR. Schrock and hts ambu-
lance. The hoof Of runaway horse had
struck her while she was playing at
Prince and Macdougai streets. Her skull
was fractured and spln;crs Of bone were
pressing the brain on the right side of her
forehead.
DR.. Mark Ward. senior house surgeon,
and an assistant, DIR. James Harley Hltz-
rot. found that the splntc.s must be re.
moved at once and that the child could
not be anesthetized. She was conscious
and would remain so throughout the
operation.
Her parents. Antonio and Anna Bove of
131 Thompson street. were called to the
hospital. The surgeons explained and
they gave their consent. The child on
the operating table gripped their hands
and did not struggle or cry while swift
forceps saved her life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
OBSERVERS" DON'T OBSERVE.
Americana Sent 20 santO Domingo
stay At the Consulate.

SASTo DcMINGo. Dec. l5.--Thc Amer
lean "observrrs' sent from Washington 10
watch the election OF members OF the
Chamber OF Deputies spen, to-day at the
American Consulate. The Municipal
Councils order prevented everybody en-
cepting election officers and voters from
entering polling places. The voting will
continue Tomorrow The first days cleo
tion passed quietly.
Gen. Tadeo Alvarez. Dominican Minis
ter OF War. and Gen. Yeppes. Commander
in Chief Of the army. resigned to-day.
Gen. Lorenzo Marty was appointed 10 sue
ceed the latter. Alfredo Victoria Simon
Daz declined to take Gen. Alvarcz's post.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
FINDS 3 COW ALIMoNY MEAGRE.
says Husband Has city Luxuries,
While She suffers IN Farm.

wife's objection to being supported
solely by three cows was registered in
the Supreme Court yesterday by Mrs
Bashe Xipkin, in a suit for separation
from Benjamn Zipkin. who, she says. is
a wealthy real estate broker and travels
In an automobile, Mrs. Zipkin says that
while her husband lives in luxury here
at "a LenoX avenue ne has compelled
her to stay on a farm at Dayton. N. j.,
In which he has half interest.
Mrs Zipkin says her husband has
assigned three cows to her for the
maintenance OF herself and ten year old
son. She not only has to care for the
cows but do all the hOusework on the
farm. aud 90 into the fields and work,
She has been cold and hungry because of
the insuhiciency of her income. Mrs,
Xipkin said.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
TO REMOVE WHEAT TARIFF.
Western Canadian Grain Growers I,
Appeal to Borden.

OTTAWA, Dec. 15,--Removal Of wheat
and -four duties. the increase of the Brit
ish preference to so per cent. and the re-
moval Of the tariff on agricultural ma
chinery will be demanded of the Govern
ment tomorrow when a delegation
representing the grain growers organiza-
tions Of the western provinces and the
Ontario farmers will call on Premier Bor-
den.
The delegation arrived here to-day. The
Government has under consideration now
the removal Of the grain and flour duties
so as to allow free entry OF Canadian
grain into the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
TO EXPEDITE BRITISH JUSTICE
Royal Commission Recon- me nds Alb
OlitiOn Of Grand Juries.
NpecidI CJLIe DesD0tcL 10 Tur SrN.

SpecidI Cd6Te Desp0tcN 70 THr SrN.
LONDON. Dec. IA royal commission
which was appointed some time ago to
investigate the chronic delay in the prog
ress OF cases in the British law courts
has made report in which it recon-
mends among other things a stricter ad-
herence to daily hours. the curtailment OF
the long vacation by twelve days and the
establishment of arrangements for trying
pressing cases during the vacation.
Further recommendations are that the
Judges shall be retired at the age of 70
or II they have been absent from the
bench for six months. The abolition Of
grand Juries is also recommended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
NO LIMIT TO POSTAL SAVINGS.
House Passes a ntil 4" Revise the
system.

WAsniNGroN, Dec. l5.--Thc House
passed TO-DAY a bill increasing the lmh
for individual depositors in the postal saw
ines system by removing all limitations
as to the amount a dcpostor may keep
TO his credit Heretofore there has been
a limit of $500 for a dcpositor
Under the terms of the bill interest will
be paid on amounts up to $1,000 only. but
no limit is placed OH the amount of non
interest bearing funds which "A depositor
may place in Uncle sans care.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
SAYS GOOD NIGHT" ENDS LIFE


MY accounts balance. Now. good
night
Sarah Mckinney. day cashier in the
restaurant in the Wes; Shore Railroad
terminal in Wcehawken. spoke these
words last night TO the night cashier.
walked into telephone booth and drank
ca bollc acid, She died In the North IIud.
so Hospital.
Miss Mckinney is said to have been
in love with man whom her parents
opposed,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
10000 ASK KUEHNLE'S RELEASE.
Friends start Petition for Pardon Of
lmpriaOnrd BOss.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., Dec. 1.-The Pc
ttion to the pardon board asking elem
ency for Louis kuehnle, the imprisoned
political boss. promises 10 be one of the
most numcrously signed pleas ever pre-.
sented to gain the release of prisoner.
Few. say those in charge. decline to
sign. 1t was estimated that 10000 or
more signed to-day. many OF them women,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
NO CHRISTMAS PARD0Ns.
Georgia (:Oser8Or breaks Long Es.
tnbliahed Precedent,

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. l5.--t;ov. John NJ.
Slaton broke long established precedent
to-day by announcing that no convict is
TO have a pardon during the coming
Christmas season merely because II is
the holiday tim, Of the year.
Il don't understand" sand tho Gov
crnor. why some should expect "A pardon
al Christmas time any NOR. than at any
time. Appeals must stand or fall on
fhnir merits -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
GIRLS TO RUN JERSEY BUSES.
Auto Coach Corporation Consider.
Ing Hiring 'Em as Conductors.

n tho Auto Coach Corporation. which
Boulevard IL jersey c.ty, lives NJ to the
statement OF It's counsel, eA-Judge John
Wahi Queen, made yesterday. it, convey
ances will be about the most popular in
the country.
Judge Queen said that the directors of
the company are thinking very seriously
OF having young women for conductors.
lie said tacN az" tn he m formed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16
GETS LIFE TERM FOR BURGLARY


Meyer Hoskowitz was sentenced to Sing
Sing for life yesterday by Judge Ticrney
In the County Court In Brooklyn Hc was
convicted on Wednesday last OF burglary
as a second offender.
He forced an entrance into the home
OF Mrs. Lena Silvermnn at 2s3 South
Fourth street, HOskowitz IL 3S years
old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-16

WAsMrS1roN. Dec lj-Thc annual re-
port Of Secretary Redield OF tn. Depart
ment OF Commerce. which was made pub
lie tonight. throws the first definite Liza.
on the present views of tho Adminis,ra-
ton in regard Ia the regulation or indus.
trial corporations
1t contains suggestions which, IL j. be-
licved. indicate clearly the character OF
the programme the Wilson Administration
Will recommend in its efforts 20 have int,.
crust legislation enacted ~ ;h.s session.
Joseph y. Davies, Commission Of Coz
poratious, is one Of tn. mon with whom
the President mas conferred in regard 20
the ANTITRUST programme about to he m
troduced in Congress.
Mr. Davies also mas conferred w.tn H.
leaders Of Congress His rccouim"nda-
tons Incorporated in thc report of the Sec
retary of Commerce AZ. therefore re-
gardei with significance.