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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
tog SIT fl1r5em 8eiude nah 6reeport.

tog SIT f1r5en1 8elude nah 6reeport.
= PIN Conner tag, Sen 90. Noben1=
Der, nadmittags iomie obenoS miro
Ser bod)>p. P. Soiepb Suffers, g.. g.,
aus Ser @eieqidaft 0eS g0ttlt6en
@ortes l1n0 l%angidbriger Miilionor
in @io=S dantung, gbina, in Ser bic
1igen Stoot=SaGe 5mei @ortrdge iiber
bas 2ano Ser Mfitte, 6eiien SeD0lfe-
rl111g uro NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bol-
ten. M0ge 6as erbabene 8erf Der
Gbino=Miiion sic pone l1nteritiitung
orer aatbolifen fin6en, sic es ber-
6ient. - Sn elmer am letten. Sonn'
tog obgebaltenen @%eriammlung bon
Gro1en unb Mdnnern Ser @emeiroe
muroe beidGoiien, Ben beurigen
Gonfiogungstag gu einem gemntblt<
den @emein6efeit 5u %geItalten. @a@
bem feterli9en @ottes6ienite tper6en
Sic Srol1en un6 Sl1ngfrauer Ser Sc
meinoe Elm Diner ierpieren, na6mit=
tags finbet frobli6e unterbaltlng
nit einem %getpablten Hrogramm
1tott. @eidulte &eoner meroen 6abei
ouftreten, or9 ser treffli@e &irden=
DIOR miro feline &rdfte in Ben Dienit
ser guten @ade itelen. Somit itebt
All ertporten, 6aB Die Can't agnngs=
feier iib gu elmer groben, gemiitb=
Iiden Bamilienfeter geitalten miro,
Sic Sen @emeinitm bebt nn6 itarft
uno peitertrdgt in Ser gan5en &C.
mein6e un6 ale NIT in ieinen @eret9
ein5iebt.
Melrpie.
Mm Samitagaben6 lit bier Setter
8obnet i'm glitter bon 43 Sabren an
Der 2ungenent3iin6ung %geitorben. ct
mor in &beinpreuBen geboren uno
fom oIs 6reiidbrtger &nabe nod @me>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20

Gerluit fir P. Gbomas un6 Ole Mee
2afe Sn6ianer beoeutet. Ser Ser.
ltorbene mar6 am 26. Suit 1858 in
@ermanusbof 81 S@meigen, &bet1r,
|pfal5, als Sobn zines Sberf0riterS
geboren. Ma69lmerifa gefommen, trat
er Dor 20 Sabren Dor P. Gbomas
un6 erbot iid, feline &enntnilie uno
&rafte III Sen 9tenit Der &e6 2afe ST.
0ianer gu itel(en un6 6aS obne @ebaIt
GIT ertuarten. l1n6 3tpan5ig Sabre
Biz GIT ieinem So6e fat 6tefer ielbft,
loie Mann itd geopfert fir 6ie Mif-
iton; er miro uns bei6rteben als
Elm Mann bon nidt gep0bnli6er 8il<
Dung un6 reiden Mnlagen nit edit
Idriltli6 apoitolildem &er5en; er moor
ieiner5eit audi Sffi5ier in 6en &dm-
|pfen gegen Sic Snoianer. Sm &eo
Safe tpor er ftets Elm treuer Seller
0es P. Sbomas, fungirte als 8rafeft
Ser Sn6ianerfnaben auf 20 lange
Sabre un6 lebrte mdbren6 Ser letten
BRET Sabre sic bod1te &laiie Ser
|S@ule. Mebenbei bertrand er it@ auf
sic Meoi3in un6 rettete mandes 2e'
ben lit ser Miiiion. @abreno feiner
lebten &ranfbett batte man alles per>
iudt, i'm Ser @611le 5u erbalten,
aber p%ergebens; er beridieo an 5.
Mopember, tpoblborbereitet un6 gott
ergeben; er binterldBt fetne Mnber-
|man6ten. Sein LETTER @uni@ mar
es, begroben 5u mer6en unter ben
SsSnoianerr1 a1f Dem fatb. Srieobofe
|5p @e6 Gate. go rubt nun Ser 9eib
|6ieies neutrality-suspicious. anter Den
&otbbauten tpie elmer bon ibnen; feline
trel1e Seele m6ge berettS Ben etpfgen
|2obn ie1bIoien @irfens genieben.
|gbre ieinem Mn6enfen! P. s. s..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
ia rno 2ouiie &app traterr, glei@-

ia uno 2ouiie @app traten, glei@.
fails Montag bier in ben @beitan6.
: 6ran5 @5e5af nno @attin bon
Nor66afota iin6 bier auf 8eiud. -
Sobn g. Srba9 bon @oben, g. g.,
par einige Sage bier bel ser 5amilie
Nnton SETTLER gu @alte. - Sobn
Young ididte Montag cine @iien.
babntpagenlaoung 8ieb nod Su6-St.
saul. - Brou Maria Gbelen miro
iid 6ieie ISOLDE nod @bite @artb be-
geben, mo iie BEL ibren &inoern gu
bleiben ge6enft.
ct. Midolas.
Sobn 8nider un6 M6am &ranter
|iin6 nod INNER NIT Ser Drainage
gemtiier 2an6ereien bei9aftigt, nos
rauS 6iefelben inn nd9iten 6riibiabr
elm eigenes @ei9dft MAIDEN per6en.
- Infer bodm. 8farrer &lein febrte
Samitag bon Ser @bite @artb &efer-
ibation 5uriid, mo er iid cine mebr-
tdgige grbol11ng g0nnte. - Soiepb
8odma1n bon Serbian, Minn., lit bier
bel ieinem 8ru6er Sbeo6or gu @aite.
- Ser 3uitan6 6eS franfen Mid.
|Gbeis bat iid lei6er mie6er oerart
peri6limmert, 6aB Elm Mr5t an 6as
|ShmeraenslaQer qerufen mer6en
m1bte.- Sacob Dresel un6 Sobn&ra=
urer baben 6ieie ISOLDE Sen Mais, Ser
iie fontraftli9 ser Mortbtrop & Sing
$50. bon ct. Saul 51t liefern batten,
in Gol0 Spring 5unr Gerian6t nud
|St. Saul LADEN laiien. - 2ebten Brei=
tag u1r6 gamitag baben jene 5armer,
meld)e Sel un5 @aio1tn bon ser SSH
liam Oil 60. aus ct. Saul fauften,
0asi elbeg4atfins abgebolt.-M. @eber
gebt nit Sen @e6anfen Inn, feiner al
ten &eimatb in Deutidlan6 einen @e=
il19 5u eritatten. - Sran5 @rof lit
iett tiidtig ont &lee6rei@en. Sobn
geo. Sell tit BITS 1eBt nod DER &lee<
fonig; Of @raf linn pobl Sen Eitel
itreitig MAIDEN miro? - Soiepb Sp,
bopen nn6 9eonar6 Msfel6 bon @at=
fins tparert nit tbren Grauen Cont
tag bier bel ser Samilie Soiepb Ebeis
git @aite. @u6 e%rfreuten Sobn e.
Nelt un6 @atttn genannte 6amtlte
nit ibrem 8eiub. = Mls Sic 8in6er
oes Sobn @tommes lebten Sonntag
sur Stride fubren, fiel zines ibrer
&fer6e infolge zines @ierenfeblers onf
Dem balben @ege Inn, un6 es bean=
ipru9te IGngere 3eit, Biz 6aSielbe
nod &auie gebro@t tperoen fonnte. -
Sobn 2ar6D bon Sentinel Suite, %.
g., Elm friiberer Sunge btefer &C.
mein6e, tpar Sonntag in unierer Mtt>
te, nn6 sic 8egriBnng tpar cine ge-
%genieitig f%rel16ige. - @if. @tommes
uno @otti1t eritatteten Sonntag Ser
in @atfins t%pobnenben 6amtlie SSH
.beIm 2oi9 einen freun6idaftliden Be-
ild.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
beiratbete. Sssn 1879 fam 6as gltern.

belratbete. SSn 1879 fam oas Gltern'
paar nod Hier5 uno iieoelte iid) auf
elmer 6arm inn Sopn Sub an. &or
einigen Sabren girg ibm sic @atti1r
in bic gmigfeit poran. Der gliid-
li6en @be %entlprolien fiinf5ebn &in-
ser, bon 6ene1 nod nel11l 6em 2ebe1l
erbalter iinb, sic Den 500 oes guten
GaterS betraucGn. Moge CT ruben III
Drieocn! - 9l1bert 9rult fat als
Sitter 0s~: .,ymeinbe uno Sanitor Ser
Sdule ill A.,ci,,rid &allocrbaar etne1r
NoGfolyer arbalten. - &oia Maria,
bic iiter ~ Sabre ulte So6ter Der
I'M Sotun gub mo6ncl1ben San1ilie
Guiding, ltarb Canning Dor a9t 60
gen ant gungenfieber un6 mur6e am
Notwithstanding bon Ser bieii.
gen ct. Soiepbs Stride aus beer6igt.
SIR Der Stunoe beS berben @erluites
lpmroe Sen 10 i6mer gepruften @ltern
a%llgemeines 8eilei6 befun6et.
2afe George.
Jral1 Neter 9eridba6 nr6 ainoer
iin0 sum 9eil1de Ger @roBmutter IN
Nlballp. - Soiepb 6iiritenberg uno
6rou meilen gu bertpan6tidaftlid)em
8ein 6 in ct. Fal1l. = 2onis Wid)els
ur10 Matb. &iifler febrten Mittmod)
n1it ser bom @eleb erlaubten Mn5abl
BON Sirid)en nod bier 5lriid. = So
fepb @infler bon ct. CLOUD beiutbte
lebte @o6e einen 8ruoer Ser bier
mobnen0en 6rau G5ec5ef, eine11
2an6smann, um 6emlelben Dor ieiner
&iidreiie nad STEINER in @@lelten iei=
ne @riiBe o1 SOS alte 8aterlal10
auf5utragen. Ser eingetretene sdnee=
lt11rm 5tpang i'm, lein Mutomobi1
bier 5l1 lalien ut16 pie anoere Sterb=
lide pet giie11babn nab ct. CLOUD
51triid5lreilen. = 8ernbar6 Settling,
melder jid I'M ct. &apbaelS &oipital
5u ct. CLOUD elmer Operation u1tter=
5ieben muBte, lit mie6er i'm &reiie iet-
ner Semitic angelangt un0 ntadt Sic
beiten 6ortidrttte auf 6em @ege Ser
8eiierung. - Die &od5ett, melde
Sobn 8olbed un6 SRI. &atbarina
Morib 5u @bele11ten ma6ten, NOR bon
elmer groBen Menge Sreun6e, Ser
man6ten un6 8efannten beiu6t. Sem
8rantpater mug man 5ugeiteben, 6aB
aues, mas CUR 8equemltbfeit un6 CUR
grbeiterung Ser Teitgaite gei6eben
fonnte, bon linn outs 8eite beiorgt
tpar. Gin GROCER San5iaal mar auf-
gei6lagen, ur6 gar mandes 6aB@en
bon Hikls @iener 8ier mur6e ange-
i6lage1. Sic beitere @emiitbli@feit
bielt Die @alte Bis CUR ipaten @tunoe
3nfQmme1. Inter Ben bielen @aiten
befono ii6 o116 ser ortginele plott=
6euti6e &einri9 Doe6t bon Meu-
Mun@em. - Sen. @@0ner tpor lette
@o@e bier, Tint 6te@eiduorenen, mel-
de i1n Observation-Disclosures
5u 6iene11 baben, bor51tlaben. - Geo.
nor6 &ir9ner bon Sprtng Sill ma6te
nit ieiner D%rei6maidine BEN meiten
@eg bur9 2afe George, INT anf elmer
in Mortbforf gelegenen Garm 5u Ore
ide1r. - Montag lieBen 6nr@ &rte=
ltersban6 ibren Greubun6 iegnen
|Sobn EbeIen nn6 SRI. Morta @oibl.
3us jnnge SOAR, Dem mir nit iei=
men 8erman6ten nn6 Greun6en gum
|Geite gratulieren, miro it@ in Mel-
role bd11sli@ etnridten. = Olaf 8af-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
Gin srukber5iser 2aienmiiiomar au-
ter Sen &eb Gate Snbianern
a1ts Sem 2eben geidte6en.

Mus ser -Miiion 6es
bodm. P. Ebomas, 8. g. s., gu &eo
Safe fommt sic Na6ridt bon benz
&inidei6en 6es @eter 81. S6l0r,
etnes groBen @obltbGters ser Mii-
iion, 6elIen SOB einen ttefgefiiblten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
8idtig.

&oItet inn 5inne, BOB @bamber'
Ioin's EabIette ri9t MIR Die @tnge'
peibe in 8etpegrng brtngen fonoerr
ouh 6en Mppetit berbeiiern uno bic
Wer6auung itdrfen. gu faufen BET
ul1en &dnolern. - Mn5eige.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
To-Day's Beauty Recipes
By Nine, D. Mile.

'ro remove supcrruous Hair on face
or forearms make paste with q little
powdered delatone ana water Cover
the hairs. leave on two minutes wipe
off, wash the skin and the hairs Will
he gone. This treatment is less cX-
pensiNe than the electric needle and
Just as satisfactory in results
No woman looks her best when suf-
ferinG from aches or pains Mother
SalVc is penetrating, entering the pores
at once, and giving almost Instant re
lief il is comforting no soothing Tor
paina and aches I'm back or joints, sore
muscles, bruises rheumatism and neu-
ralgia
''Thc Vauc.ire treatment is not a fat
maker. but is designed TO round out the
angular lines OF women with scrAwuv
shoulders and Nat bosofus ~ IS made.
by dissolVing ~ cupfuls sugar in "A
pint o. hot water. 10 which is added
an ounce of galiu1 Tie dose is tNO
teaspoOnfuls before meals
The beautiful complexion OF girl
hood can be retained or restored II
lost. by gently massaping face, meek
and arms each morning with a solu
ton made. by dissolNing an original
witch hazel. 1t leaves the skin smooth
and white. soft and lovely.
"Of all the various shampoOs on thc
market, I prefer Mothers Shampoo, be
cause IL removes from the scaIp IhC
Parasites that cause falling hair s.nf
badness. u can be purchased from
any druggist at 20 cents n package al
fen shaupoos. VI viii put dry, brittle
DUH ard faded hair IN glossy. Hun!
condition"
(Adver,isement)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
POLICE WELL PAID
FOR PROTECTION
Several Who Contributed to COT
fers OF System" Tell Their
Stories.
OTHERS UNDER SUSPICION
One Visible Result OF Comics
sions Is Dcmotion of Another
Inspector.

New York. March lt.-The grand
jury and District Attorney whitman
spent to-day listening to the confess
sions OF men and women that they
paid money TO policemen in return for
immunity from interference while
they violated the law.
a hotel owner and several women.
who ran disorderly resorts. told how
they contributed 10 the Golfers of the
system" Much of their testimony
corroborated stories already told. in
Nolving police officers and politicians.
The rest OF it brought under suspicion
men not hitherto suspected, and much
in turn be corroboratcd in Mr. Whit
mans efforts to bring the guilty under
indictment.
One visible result OF confessions
Monday and to-day was the demotion
of another police inspector one of u
dozen or more high police officials
whom witnesses have accused OF TAX
ing graft. Commissioner . Waldo.
aftor reducing Inspector John j.
Murtha TO the rank OF captain, trans
ferred him and suspended him with
out pay. Murtha formerly was in
charge of the precincts In Harlem, the
district that figured most prominently
in the graft disclosures made thus far.
One OF the most remarkable Wit
ncsSes examined by Mr. Whitman was
at the age of sevcntyfour years, that
nifty years of her life have been spent
as keeper Of dlsorderly resorts.
Known as Mother stacom. this wo-
man pieced together the experiences
of her life with facts that are eX-
pected to serve Mr.. Whitman inVal-
uably.
Another startling story has reached
the prosecutor in the form of a writ
ten report by one of his Investigators.
1t told how woman, Annie Grey, was
reputed 10 have accumulated Il for
tune OF more than 100000 as a resort
keeper. Backed by Il former sheriff
and q one time police commissioner,
according To information avaiiablc TO
the prosecutor. Annie Grey conducted
several resorts in this city. She will
go before the grand jury with an &C
count of her experiences. according TO
Mr.. Whitmans expectations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
Decentralization Agreed On.

st. Petersburg, March, lt.--Dcmobili-
cation by Russia ana Austria Hungary
was announced Tonight IN an official
communication issued by the two
countries. This sets forth that the cx-
change OF letters between Emperor
Francis Joseph and Emperor Nicholas
have proved the continued friendship
OF the two nations ana that both are
DESTROYS OF maintaining peace.
The two governments. therefore. con-
tinucs the communication, have arrived
at an agreement that certain measures
OF Il purely defensive character in the
frontier provinces are no longer re-
CURED. and accordingly have decided
10 reduce the +tustro- hungarian forces
in Galicia to IL normal footing, while
Russia Will disband the rescrvists
which should have been disbanded in
autumn.
y semioiIical Russian agency is au-
thoriZed to state that as n result OF
the explanations exchanged with the
Vienna Cabinet, Austria chcrishes no
aggressive policy against her neigh
bors in the South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
COMPULSORY SCHOOL
MEASURE is PASSED

after 1t was scathingly denounced by
Chairman Cook. of the Senate Finance
Committee, and then passed bills di-
rectinS sheriffs and other tax-collcct-
ing agencies to collect arrears in
Schedule II and c taxes and inhcri-
tance taxes III the counties for four
years back, insisting that several
hundred thousand dollars can be got
ten in this way.
The House passed the revenue bill
on second reading with minor
changes. Chairman Williams. of the
conference committee. declared that it
is rankly unjust, and cries TO high
heaven with discrimination against the
poor man and in favor of the rich
and big corporations The increas cd
tax rate and the Sennte's increasing
many license taxes and reducing fran
chise taxes on corporations, he had
in mind especially he said.
The House has strenuous contest
over the Senate bill to allow women
on school boards, committees and as
members Of textbook commissions,
and passed the bill by ten majority,
ordering il enrolled for ratification.
The plan now is for the Legislature
to accomplish simultaneous adjourn
ment sine die about noon Wednesday,.
the revenue bill getting final roll call
passage after midnight tonight as
being on "Wednesday and then all bills
TO be enrolled for final ratification
during Wednesday forenoon In the
meantime, a quorum is necessary.
The House right after midnight
passed the revenue bill Oh final read
ing. and ordered 1t enrolled for rati-
fication. Final adjournment is GER
tain to be by noon Wednesday.
The Senate tonight presented
President PROTEIN Pharr handsome
pair of silver mounted military hair
brushes. and Reading Clerk Z. NJ.
Phillips a set OF gold cur buttons and
scarf pin, with initials engraved
thereon
Bills passed included.
incorporate Iayesvlle. Clay Coun-
tN amend the charter of Chapel I'M:
appropriate $1,000 addition; for the
library OF the State School !or Deaf
and Dumb at MorEan;own. ana the
care OF tho teeth OF children in the
State School for the Blind. Raleigh:
authorize and regulate certain classes
Of insurance indemnity contracts.
Also Senate bill limiting amounts al
lowed for printing in tho various de-
partments OF State and cutting the az
/ greSate about SCOOP This is the
Carson bin. 1t was sent to the House.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
WILL ANNOUNCE:
DECISION LATER
Judge Mcdowell Hears Demurrer
to Indictment Against Harps-
Sprinkle People.
Special 10 inc Tlmes- Dispatch.

n
i.ynchhurr, Va, March l1-Ir the Federal
court this afternoon Judge Mcdowell heard
the demurrer TO the Indictment against
Piano COMPANY held on charge or using
the mails Tor fraudulent purposes, and an
nounced that decision would be made later
during the sitting OF the court.
The company came here last May and
opened plano store II conducted two
contests through the local papers. on which
credit letters We're awarded to be good in
the purchase OF pianos. The Post Office De
partnent had its attention called TO the
methods q; the concern. ana after an oX-
hauSt!ve Investigation by Inspector l.. II.
Mitchell the members OF tho concern were
Indicted here at the September term OF the
District Court Several months later they
were given preliminary hearing before q.
commissioner a. Chiiicothe. o. VINO held
them Tor appearance here o-day in 1000
bond.
The demurrer claims the onense Is triable
in ohio. and that It does not charge TINT
trRuC was rcsortcd To by the defendants ia
that fraudulent methods were resortcd to
through tho mails 10 attract people to the
sileSrooms
Tho grocery and meat store of !. r. ellis
s Company at Eighth and Harrison streets,
was broken into last night and u lot OF to
eirco. meats and some q or s. ia money.
uno"n,ing IN All to about 81. were carried
rhe entrance Was enected through :, win
dow. which hau probably been unlocked
Hur'nE he evening 400 preparation Tor tho
midnight visit. The robbery mas been re.
ported 10 tho police department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
LEARNED TO STEAL
AT PICTURE SHOWS
Two Eight Year-Old White Bows
Confess to Series of
Burglaries.
Especial to The Iimes-Dispatch.l


New York. March 1.-Two eight
year-old school boys-Howard Bland
and Daniel O'Connor--confesse TO the
police to-day that they had committed
a series OF burglaries in Tompkins-
Vile, 5. l.. extending over n consider
able period of time. Both belong to
respectable families They stated they
from moving picture shows. When ar
rested, they were walking along the
street carrying rifles, which they had
stolen from 4 department store.
The booty from the burglarics
amounted to several hundred dollars
in cash; the balance. which they had
concealed in lot near the Bank OF
staten island. Between their acts of
houscbreaking, Bland and O'Connor
stated. they attended school regularly
and went daily to moving picture
shows. They related how they had
planned and carried out each burglary
guiding themselves according to the
lessons they had learned IN the
movies" on Saturday they watched
outside Herrman's department store
until it was closed up Then they
gained entrance through IL rear win
dow ana stole si2 from the cash regis
ter There they also got the rifles.
on Monday afternoon, after visiting
q moving picture show. they entered a
butcher store. and while O'Connor kent
John j. Tierncy, the proprietor. en-
paged in conversation. Bland stole SO
from the cash drawer
I'm the evening they attended another
moving picture show, and after the
SHOW they broke into the theatre and
stole $32 from cash register. Nu-
merous other cscapades were CON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
ARRESTED AT RHEIMS
Belgian Tanker Who Dccnmncd \>i,b
SG.OOM.Mn In SincLA uu1-I.t

Especial Cable TO The Times Dispatch
P3riS March ll.-Nestor Wilnnrt,
dccainped in October. 1912, with x6
100000 in stocks OF the Client and
Tcrncu2cn Railway, OF which he was
Rheims
:, Wilmart left his country place at
;Moriieme, Belgium. on October II Of
last year, ana on the same day il was
discovered that he had duplicated a
stock issue for about $6,Oo0 geo These
ne sold all over Europe hut by huving
PACK from his dupcs who wished 10
sen ne STAYED OF discovery for some
time. The actual capital of the rail-
road was only S925. 600
IT had hccn reported several times.
that Niiinait was attempting to make
his way 10 America. and the New YorIC
police searched many Incoming liners
on which he was supposed TO lie. Wil-
lnait adnittcd to-day that lie had
stolcn sl,pOo,OO0. but declined 70 dis
CMAs his cAAc fmrlMnl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
SCOTT DECLINES no nesicN.
Following G9,srnor'> demand. Prison uca'

ALBANY y. - liar0h II liovcrIor Wi.
liam Sulzer vho since his iuaugura ton
has mad diIcreuces with colonel Joseph /.
scott. superintcndeuL OF the state prisons
tonight demanded that Scott resign III.
latter refused aud as result VIII have 4.
zoe charges which viii he brought against
MIN. tnder the constitution tho suDcrin.
teideut may he removed by tho Governor
up"n charges after an opportunity has beer
given him 10 be heard
The friction between tho Governor and
Colonel Scott arose, it Ia said, when scott
fe'"Heo L" appoint Charles y RuttiSnn, a
member OF the Democratic State COMMITTEES
a. WARDEN ~ Auburn prison. Then came ma
ihaw bribery scandal. which include,
charges aFaust the prison department mn
~ which Governor suffers name Wa mon.
I!oned without his authority. the Governor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
VIII AGcct nu..i,, rron,icr

vienna, MARCH lit is stated here
that the Austro- Russian agreement to
demobili4e VIII affect only the Russian
frontier IT makes no provision with
respect to Austria's southeastern from
ger Austria, ii is understood has
taken steps at London 10 induce the
powers TO act collectively in demanding
from the Servian government an cX
planation regarding the dispatch of
additional troops by Serv!n 10 Durazzo.
growing irritation is displayed in
onicial circles Of the military party
here over ScrVia's action, which s be
lieved TO be encouraged by the appar-
ent helplcssness and dilatory proce-
dure OF the ambassadorial conference
at London
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

Belgrade, Servia. March ll-Thc
Austrian government to-day took ii
step regarded rs equivalent TO forbid
ding Servia 10 send troops 10 assist
the Montenegrins In capturing the
Turkish fortress OF Scutar
The Austrian minister Ia Scrvia In
formed Premier pasitch that his gov
eminent objected to Serviau troops
assisting in the siege OF Scutari, which
Was TO become the capital Of Albania.
lie requested the immediate recall OF
any SerVian troops which had been
dispatched there,
The ScrVlan Premier. in reply. point
ed out that under treaty arrangements
Scrvia was compelled TO assist her al
lies without regard 10 the future of
ScutarL
The situation is regarded as extreme
~ delicate. Feeling here is at a high
pitch over the attitude taken by Aus
tria.