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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-13

karius nuo Kalish, ant gelezinkelio
tarp Jaroschin ir Ostrowo (ziur,
ant "Lietuvos" zernlapio).
Centre eina smarkus muSis I'd
m;esto Sieradz, kuris
yra prize upes Warta. Ant yokie-
ciq deSiniojo sparno rusai taipgi
!uos apejo aplink Jedrzejewo {ant
gelezinkelio tarp Kielce If Ben
dim. Tas duoda pamata tiketi
teislngumui vakarykSciu pranesimp,
kad dideli vokieciq pulkai pradejo
trauktis per Censtachava vakarus.
Kadangi rusai uzriete vokie6iu
sparna if PruSu Lietuvoj apie Mia
va ir Lyck, tai is to kariSki ex-
pertai mano, kad vokiSkoji Prusu
Lietuvos armija tapo atidalinta nuo
centro ties KaliSu ir tarp
situ dvieju armijp rusai ta;pgi iva
re kalta, koncentruodami savo lie
gas Vislos paupyj aplink miesta
Wloclawek (ziur. ant "Lietwos"
zemlapio).
Paryzius, lapkri6io 8 d. Ii
MOS, ate ju5ios cia is Viennos, sa-
ko, kad rusai greitai artinasi prie
Krokavo If kad Austro-Vengriios
pradeda delei to labai
nerymauti. Kariumenen Saukiama
vyra, galinti neSioti gink-
Ia.
Berlinas, lapkrieio d. Ap-
skelte.s vakar Berline surasas W.
suzeistu If prapuolusiu w
pereita savaite turi $500 vardu,
Londonas, lapkricio 9 diena.
Reuterio telegramas is Rymo pra-
mesa:
"Atejusios eia vokiskos zinios sa-
ko, kad kaizeris, labai susirupines
rusu pergalemis, suSauke kares ia
ryba, kurioj dalyvavo gen. Won
Hindenburg, Wuertembergo kuni-
gaikstis If FeldmarSalas Won Hoet-
zendorf, austru generalio Stabo per-
detinis. Tartasi, kokiu plianu reik
tolimesnej karej ST. ruo
sails"
Londonas, lapkricio g diena.
Abelnas musis iSilgai visa fronta,
nuo Vosges kalnu net Xxi juriu Bel
gijos pakraSciuose siaute per pa
skutines iris dienas. Francuzai su
anglais lake Siu musiu laimejo
daugelyj vietp, ypatingai apielinke-
sc Ypres. Vokie6iai lailntjo tik
apielinkese Argonne, kur jiems p2-
siseke uzinti svarbias augstumas
prize Vienne-la-Chateau. Apie upe
Aisne, netoli scissors, francu-
zai ateme visas pozicijas, kurip jis
buvo nustoje prizes kelias dienas.
Londonas, lapkri6io 9 diena.
LaikraScio Times korespondentas
is Petrogrado telegrafuoja, kad, su-
lyg privatiSku ziniu, austro-vokiS-
kos armijos apleido Censtachava If
kalisz if kad Lenkija yra jau ap-
valyta nuo vokieciu. Rusai, sulye
sios zinios, isiverze Silezijon.
Isiverzimas rusu Sileziion If Pru-
81 Lietuvon, sulyg kariSkq expertu
nuomones, neleis vokie;iamS att
traukti is rytu nei vieno pulko, kad
pasiusti pagelba Francuzijon If
atpenc, gall vokie6iamS
prisieiti dar iStraukti tulas jiegas is
Belgijos if Francuzijos, kad gelbe-
tis nuo rusu isiverzimo Prusu Lie
tuvon If Silezijon.
Korespondentas Weekly Dispatch
is Rymo sekanti telc-
grama:
"Sulyg rusu ambasados praneSi-
mo Ryme, rusai uzgriebe 200 ka-
nuoliQ, SeSiS traukinius amunicijos,
10000 sautuvu lake dideles per-
gales prie upes San, Galicijoj. Ru-
sal iSviso 6ia paeme $4,000 austru
nelaisven.
"Vokieciai, traukdamiesi atgal,
kiekviena miesteli, per
<uri jie pereina."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-13

su dideliu entuziazmu apie rusu
kariumene pietinej dalyj Lenki-
jos, kur netrukus laukiama vel
narsiu If svarbiu musiu.
"Kaip kitur, tsip If cia sun
kioji vokiecip artilerija pervirSi
ia rusiskq, bet riisu "lauko ka-
liuoles" If haubitsos yra naudoja-
mos su pazym5tinu vikrumu ir
gerai nutaiko.
'Rusu kariumenc visuomct tai
kosi prize Stsrmq durtuvais, IS ku-
riu prieSas kick galedamas stem
gi2si iSsisukti. Rusu kavaleri-
ia ivairiuose atsitikimuose paro-
de dideli greituma If buvo var
tojama labai gudriai If ismintin-
gai.
"Paprasti metiniai "liosai' pa
didin5 rusu armija ant puses mi
liono vyrp. Suzeistqjp priziu-
ra yra taipgi sutaisyta if tinka-
mai prisirengta priziureti kad il
aaugiaus negu miliona suzeistu.
Paryzius, lapkricio S d. Sulyg
zinios, atejusios laikr&sciui
Temps, Americas jureiviai nuo
skraiduolio North Carolina tapo
iSsodinti miestan Beirut, Sirijoj,
apsaugojimui ten gyvenanGiu
amerikonu. Beirut yra parody
tas ant zemlapio, kuris telpa sios
dienos numeryD.
Amsterdamas, Hollandijoj, lap
kricio 6 d. Vokiskas laikrastis
Vossische Zeitung praneSa ziniq
is Sofijos, Bulgarijoj, sulyg ku-
rios turku skraiduoliai pasekmin-
gai bombardave rusu fortifikuo-
ia uosta Batum, ant Juoduju ju-
rlu.
Londonas, lapkricio 6 d. Ko-
respondents laikraScio Chronicle
praneSa is Petrogrado, kad ziema
prasidejo jau kaip reik il pereitq
sereda ant upes Nevos sustojo
laivu judejimas. Sniegas uz-
denge zeme isilgai Lietuvos il
Lenkijos parubeziu, If vokieciai
buk iabai daug nllkencia nuo Sa =,
clio.
Londonas, lapkricio 6 d. Ii
MOS, ateinancios is Pietines Afri-
kos, pranesa, kad boeru sukilimq
galima skaityti beveik uzbaigtu.
Boeru kariumene blogai esanti
ginkluota ir mazai turi amunici-
JOS.
Londonas, lapkriGio 6 d. Ii
MOS, atejusios is siaurines Fran
cuzijos, pasakoja, kad Belgijoj,
'lur pastaraisiais laikais buvo mar
siausi musiai, pats kaizeris buvo
arti music liniju ir 10 kvatiera
oagalios tapo perkelta j Thielt,
Pereita nedeldieni kaizeris su
keliais palydovais atvyko auto
mobilium j Thielt, kur jo lauke
prirengta kvatiera If pietai Kai-
zerio bagaza sukrauta vienan
>ambarin, o jis pats skubiai Sc
10 prize stale pietu valgyt. Pc
pietu, vieton eiti savo kambari,
'<ur jis turejo pernakvoti, jis sku-
,iai iSvaziavo kitan miesto galan,
'tur 10 lauke jan kita kvatiera
oagaminta. | 20 minutu po kai-
zerio iSvaziavimui sesios bonn
Dos nukrito kambari, kur buvo
10 bagazas sukrautas, If visai is
1rde ta nama. Du kaizerio paly-
dovai, kurie buvo like tuose ma
muose, tapo uzmuSti. Automobi-
Iius kieme taipgi tapo suardytas.
Bombos buk buvo numestos nuo
francuzisku orlaiviu. Matyt,
francuzams iskalno buvo Quota
zinia apie kaizerio atsilankyma.
Londonas, lapkricio s d. Te-
-egramas, atejusis laikras6iui Dai-
ly Telegraph is Odessos, per
Maskva, sako, kad II turklsku If
vokisku transporting laivu su
anglimis tapo paskandinta netoli
Uzunguldak, Anatolijos pakraS-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-13

nasias jures su Tarpzemio ju-
remis If yra begalo svarbus, mes
per il kelione is Europos j Indi-
Jas daugiaus negu pusiau susi-
trumplna. j laiko Anglija).
Toxic, lapkriGio 7 d. Oficia-
liSkai cia pranesama, kad vokie-
civ tvirtove Tsing-tao pasidave
japonamS.
Pranesime sakoma, kad pirmas
tikras zingsnis prie tvirtoves pa
emimo buvo padarytas vidurnak-
tyj, kuomet japcnu infanterija
Sturmavo If paeme vidurini for
ia vokieGiu atsigynimo linijoj.
Cia paimta 200 belaisven.
Didziausia svarba paemimo
Tsing-tao tvirtoves yra tame,
kad dGbar pasiliuosuos japonp If
anglu laivynas, kuris gales but
sunaudotas kitose vietose. Tapo
apskelbta, kad dabar pirmiausia
darbu japonu ir anglu laivyno
bus isgaudyti keleta vokisku
skraiduoliu Ramiamjam vande-
nyne, kurie Xxi siolei uzpuldine-
Idavo tavorinius ir pasazierinius
laivus.
Paemimas Tsing-tao tvirtoves
reiskia, kad Vokietija galutinai
tapo isvyta is ,Azijos, mes tai
buvo paskutine jos kolionija All
| joj.
Londonas, lapkricio 7 d. Ko-
respondents Exchange Tele-
graph kompanijos pranesa is Ate
III, Grekijoi, kad turku valdzia
mieste Smirnoj, AzijatiSkoj Tur-
kijoj, paliepe uzgriebti visus ang-
lu, francuzu il rusu laivus, esan-
cius to miesto uoste.
Konstantinopolis, lapkrieio 7 d.
OficialiSkai turku praneSama, kad
turkai suejo su rusais iSilgai vi
sa fronta.
Turkp kareiviai iSkrate rusu il
anglu konsuliata Bagdade If, sa-
koma, rade tenai daug ginklu.
konstantinopolyj esa ramu If
lmones buk persitikrine, kad tur-
kai sioj karej laimesiq.
Petrogradas, lapkricio 7 diene.
Maskvos laikraSciai praneSa, ka1
naujas Rumanijos karalius buk
|iSsitares savo artimiems: "Be
|abejones, mes turesime Sion ka-
rem isikiSti."
Jeigu Rumanija iStikro karen
lsikiS, tai nera abejones, kad j
stos Rusijos pusen.
Petrogradas, laprikcio 9 diena,
Rusai iSsodino vokiecius is stipriai
fortifikuotu poziciju Virbalyj. Tai
buvo paskutin5 vokieeiu pozicija
Lietuvoj, If dabar Suvalkijoi jau
nei vieno vokieSio neliko.
Po pekliSko bombardavimo vo-
kiSku poziciju kanuolemis, kazo-
kai soko sturmu ant prieSakiniu vo-
kiSkp apkasu; po kazoku priedanga
tuom paciu laiku Soko pulkai rusq
infanterijos (pestininku), bet kuo-
met rusai pasieke viduriniu FORTY,
tai tie pasirode tusti-vokieGiai at
sisake priimti muSi "ranka ram
kon' il leidosi begti atgal per ru-
beziu, palikdami dideli skaitliu ka-
riSkos medziagos il kanuoliu, ku-
riu jie nesuspejo su savim paimti.
Rusai tomis pedomis leidosi pas
kui vokiecius If, pereje prusu rube-
ziu, uzeme Stalupenus, gelezinkelio
stoti tarp Virbalio ir Gumbines.
Zinios is Lenkijos if Galicijos
yra dar labjaus prielankios rusan--
Rusu armijai, matyt pasiseke iva,
ryti kaltq tarp vokieeiu il austru
armiju if pasekineje, austru armija
tapo atskirta nuo vokiSkos If pri-
spausta prize Karpatu kalnu. Su-
lyg pranesimu, Sitas arrnijos pade-
jimas galesiqs butt labai kritiSkas.
Rusai tuom tarpu, ivare kaltq, sa-
koma, sIubiai slenka prie Kroka-
vo. Przemyslis vel tapo apsuptas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-13
Petrogradas, lapkricio s d. Ga,

Petrogradas, lapkrieio 6 d. Ga
?icijoj, dvare Jedrzejevo, nusi$o-
ve vienas is zyn,iausiu lenkiSku
1oetq, Vladiiniras Przekowa-
-Tetmajer. Jis .buvo Krokavo
apskricio lenkp atstovu Austri-
los parliamente. Nusizude jis.
kaip sake, is nusininino, kad Ga
lici!!os lenkai dabartinej karej ei
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-13

Londonas, lapkricio 6 d. Te-
!egramas, atejusis is Alexandri-
jos, Egipte, sako:
"Vokiskas aficieras, vardu
Mors, tapo suareStuotas Egipto
rolicijos, kuomet jis sugrizo is
I'urkijos; pas il rasta plianai,
kaip iSdinamituoti Suezo kanalq.
lis tapo pastatytas prizes ka-
-iSkq teismq ir nuteistas kaleji-
nan visam gyvenimui,"
(Suezo kanalas jungia Raudo-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-13

nasias jures su Tarpzemio ju-
remis If yra begalo svarbus, mes
per il kelione is Europos Indi-
Jas daugiaus negu pusiau susi-
trumplna. j laiko Anglija).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-13

Londonas, lapkricio 6 d. Ang-
lijos admiralija pranese oficiali;-
kai, kad du anglu laivai zuvo
rereito nedeldienio musyj su vo-
kieciais netoli nuo Pietines Ame-
rikos pakrastiq.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-02-12
Some Facts About Hookworm.

The prevalence of this disease in
the Southern States was discovered
by Dr.. Stiles in 1902. Work for the
eradication was first begun in 1910,
and is now being carried on through
out the South. Over 100000 per-
sons have been treated; $4,000 hav-
ing been treated in South Carolina.
The work has been carried on in
every county except Charleston,
Kershaw and Saluda. Of all persons
examined microscopically, over 80
per cent. were infected; Of children
living in rural districts, over &c per
cent. were infected. In fully half of
these cases the infected persons ap-
peared healthy. The disease is not
hard to cure, but this requires sew
eral doses of medicine. The young
est person treated was one year of
age; the oldest was ninety-four.
Wherever soil pollution is practiced
the disease is certain to prevail.
Will these facts suffice to make
our people do their utmost to make
their premises sanitary?
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-02-12
BLACK CAT COSTS HIM A JOB.
Engineer Stops Train to Make it Re
cross the Track.

Peter Houseman of Alton has LOST
his job as engineer on the Illinois
Termial Railroad because a blacl
cat sped across the track in from
of the train. y.
There was no chance of the CO.
being hit, for it cleared the track
we'll ahead of the engine. Neverthe'
less Houseman put on the air brake
and made a sudden stop. When the
surprised train crew and passengers
looked out they saw the engineer
throwing snowballs into an osage
hedge tree, wherein was perched the
black cat.
What are you doing?" inquired
the conductor.
This blamed cat ran across the
track and I've got to chase it bach
across again to break the SPELL re-
torted Houseman as he gathered
fresh ammunition. He soon dislodgeo
the cat, which fled back across the
track.
1t happened that company official
was on the train. Houseman prompt
ly got pink envelope saying that
his services were no longer needed by
the company-St. Louis Dispatch.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-02-12
National Incendiarism.

1t is worth while to save $4,000
600 worth of property from destruc-
ton; wherefore the reduction of our
national fire losses by that amount in
1913 as compared with 1912 is cause
for qualification. But that even with
that reduction the total loss last year
was s2O3,40S,25O is a reproach upon
our national efficiency.
In one year Chicago has S6,O0O,-
600 of fire losses, while Berlin, a
city practically the same size, has on
ly 100000. Is not that contrast
which should set Americans to con-
sidering whether we are not suffering
from a sort of national incendiar-
ism-perhaps involuntary, but be-
cause of negligence scarcely less Grim
inal than if it were intentions?
Does it mean nothing to the Amerl-
can business man, the economist, or
the conservationist, that in the last
80 years our national fire losses have
amounted to more than $4,000, 0,OOO,-
600. or twice as much as all the net
public debts of the United States, ma
tional, State and municipal?
Perhaps if we took the European
view of fires we should approximate
the European freedom from them.
Here every fire is assumed to be inno-
cent and inevitable unless it is prov
ed criminal. Over there it is assum-
ed to be culpable unless it is prov
ed innocent There is radical diff
ference between those views and
there is as marked a difference in re-
sults.-New York Tribune.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-02-12
SILAYS WIFE AND SELF.
Atlanta Man and Woman in Double
Tragedy.

Atlanta, Ca, Feb. Ga. J. AmO.
zon, a travelling salesman residing
here. late to-day shot and killed his
wife and then committed suicide by
sending a bullet through his heart
The tragedy ocurred near the inter
section of Trinity avenue and White
hall street in the heart of the city
just at dark. So far as known, the
shooting was witnessed by few per-
sons.
According to one man who claims
to have seen the killing, Amozon
and his wife, who was young and
attractive, engaged in brief con-
versation. Suddenly, said this wit
ness, the man drew a revolver and
fired three or four times, the woman
falling to the sidewalk. Amozon then
turned his weapon upon himself, fir
ing two shots, one of which passed
through his heart. Both Amozon and
his wife were dead before medical
aid could reach them.
Police officials tonight said that
they had found a note in the dead
mans pocket, apparently written on
board a New Orleans to Atlanta
train in which he is said to have de-
clared his intention of killing him.
self and his wife if she refused to
return to him. 1t is said that the
couple separated several weeks ago,
and that since then Mrs. Amozon
steadfastly refused to see her hus-
band. She is supposed to have been
on her way to her rooms on Trinity
avenue when her husband met her
and presumably endeavored to OBJ
tain an interview. The shooting i'm
mediately followed.
Mrs. Amozon was shot twice, one
bullet passing through her head, and
the other through her left shoulder.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-02-12
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The auditor or his deputy will be at
the following places on the days and
dates below for the purpose of taking
returns of both real and personal
property, polls, communication road
tax, dog tax and income tax:
Denmark Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, January 12, 13, and IA.
Lees-Thursday, January Is.
Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, January 10, 20 and 21.
Govan-Thursday, January %.
Ehrhardt-Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, January 26, 27 and %.
st. Johns-Thursday, January 29
Camp Hill-Friday, January S0th
from a. m. until 11:30 a. m.
Kearses- January goth
from 1890 until 4:30 p. m.
Farrell's Store--Tuesday, Febru-
ary 8.
All dates not mentioned above
will be at the court house until Feb
ruary 20, 1914, after which date SO
per cent. penalty will be added to all
personal property not returned.
Each tax payer is urged, If possible
to make his or her returns in person
and thereby save errors and trouble
in the future.
All male citizens between the ages
of 21 and 60 years are liable to a poll
tax of S1.00.
All ablebodied male citizens be-
tween the ages of 21 and 55 years,
(except those living in incorporated
towns) are liable to a communication
road tax of $500.
R. w. D. ROWELL,
County Auditor.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-02-12

which is at the bottom of the note.
Thus mutilated, the notes are packed
into sacks and kept for five years.
when they are burned. a fve-year
accumulation amounts to about 100,-
100000 notes. If they were laid in
a pile they would reach height of
almost seven miles, and they would
weigh close upon 120 tons. Such an
accumulation would represent an
original value of over 2,O0O,O00,OO0
pounds. OF course, the number and
amount varies from year to year.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-02-12
Woman Ridden Out of Town On Rail

Waukegon, H., Feb. 3.-Five Wo-
men of Volo, ILL.,, accused of driving
their neighbor, Mrs. John Richard
son, out of the village by riding her
on rail, to-day were fined 500 each
by Judge Charles Donnelly. None OF
the women was able to pay her fine
in court. They were given three days
each to raise the money, during
which time Judge Donnelly will con-
slider the advisa bility of infiicting a
Jail sentence if the money is moi
Forthcoming.
Mrs. Richardson had been the sub
ject of village gossip in which the
name of her brother-in-law was in
volved. The women visited her home
late one night, ordered her from the
village and, according to her story
placed her on a rail and rode hel
from her home.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-02-12
RCNiANIAN JEWS.
Rabbi Landman Tells of Woes They
are Having.

A searching indictment of the op-
preston of the Jews of Rumania, a
history of 800 years of unremltted
civil DEGRADATION, was delivered re-
Gently before the Reform Congrega-
ton Keneseth Isral, by Rabbi Isaac
Landman, in a sermon, entitled "A
People Without a Country" says a
Philadelphia exchange. Rabbi Land
man set forth in detail the long
series of acts by which the Rumanian
government has withheld all rights
to citizenship from the Jews native
to that country, recited the successive
failures of their attempts to secure
citizenship, and, in conclusion, de-
clared that the power of public
opinion, expressed by all nations,
alone would be able to solve this
goth century anachonism of people
native to the soil on which it lives,
yet without country
The treatment of the Jews by Ru-
manian statesmen was denounced by
the speaker as ''perfdy' and
studied infamy," and, in addition
TO the refusal of the rights of citizen
ship to the 25O,0O0 Jews now resi-
dent in Rumania, the following civil
disabilities were enumerated:
Jews may not own land, live or do
business in villages, or hire out as Ia
borers upon farms.
Jews may not be employed in the
railroad, postal, telephone or tele-
graph service.
Jews may not practice law nor be
clerks to lawyers.
Jews may practice medicine, but
are not admitted as internes in hos
pitals maintained by the government,
nor on medical stats.
Jews operating factories may have
in their employ Jewish workers to
the number of but one-third of the
total number of their employees.
Jews are taxed for the support of
all schools, but can not be admitted
to them until all Christians have
been accommodated, and then only
on payment of tuition fees.
Jews may not teach in public
schools or hold chairs in higher insti-
tutions of learning.
Jews must serve in the army, may
not rise above the ranks.
Jews may not bid on government
contracts.
Jews may not meet in congress to
discuss any questions whatsoever, be-
cause only Christians possess the
right of free assembly.
Jews, being aliens without foreign
protection, are vagrants. Migrants,
according to law, are to be held with
out bail. Courts therefore refuse bail
to Jews arrested for any cause.
Jews are liable to expulsion on II
to "a hours notice. Being aliens
without protection, they have no re-
dress.
''Is there, then no power in all the
world that can restore the Jews OF
Rumania to their God-given rights?"
asked Rabbi Landman in conclusion.
''Is there then, no force in all the
world that can procure for this peo-
pie without a country the protection
of citizenship in the land for the in
dependence of which they died and
for the greater glory of which they
offered their properties and their
lives 2''
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-02-12
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
3S fine building lots in town of Ehr-
hardt.
16 choice building lots in town of
Bamberg.
1 store house and lot next to post
Office on Main street, Ehrhardt.
Apply to
JOHN F. FOLK,
Bamberg, s. G.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-11
TRAFFIC RULES MAY BE
ATTACKED IN COURTS
Taxicab Companies and Hotels AZ
feeted by Parking Regulations
Plan Legal Fight.

Approved by the Commissioners. and
effective within thirty days after publ
cation in the newspapers. the new tranic
regulations which prohibit the parking
OF automobiles in Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets between Pennsylvania
avenue and ] street. probably will be
attacked in the courts by the taxicab
Companies and the hotels that are af-
fected by the order.
The Commissioners yesterday approved
the regulations. Occupancy. Of the streets
in Question by taxicab companies AZ.
fects the Willard. shoreham and New
Ebbitt. The Raleigh, at Twelfth stree,
and Pennsylvania avenue. does not come
within the regulation.
{ One Of the provisions is that without
special permission from the CommIs-
sioners, no vehicle, except commercial.
while loading or unloading. shall stand
for a period of more than fifteen min
p. m. on the territory mentioned in
the Representations.
Another important section Of the regu-
lations as adopted yesterday by the Com
missioners is the prohibition Of the use
OF binding and dazzling headlights on
automobiles and other motor vehicles
on all the streets and avenues of the Dis
trict This provision was adopted after
an investigations conditions by Cor
poration Counsel Conrad Syme. who con-
tends such lights are dangerous to the
SAFETY OF pedestrians. and result In nu-
merous fatal accidents
The Washington herald., 1914-07-11

ceived by Policeman Heide. His friends
are inclined to believe 1t a joke.
Heide fails TO appreciate any such Joke.
however, and the situation was made ali
the more serious when two Italians an
peared at his home and made numerous
inquiries
You helpa Vincent Marino," stated the
letter. furnishing the only possible clew
IN the case. Marino is a shoemaker in
Southeast Washington and a friend .of
Heide, but the policeman says he can
recall no help he extended Marin& and
that his only dealing with him was TO
pasture his horse. Heide has a. number
Of friends among the Italians, but saws
he never dreamed he had an enemy
among them.
Policeman oriani, who has investigated
other Black HAND cases in this city, is
inclined to believe a Joke is being mt in
on Heide ~
The Washington herald., 1914-07-11
BIG DEMAND IS CAUSE
OF HIGH MEAT PRICES
Department of Agriculture, However,
Refuses to Predict Possible Trend
of Cost This Fall.

The demand for meat has grown until
not only have exports ceased, but the
packers are now buying cattle that were
formerly fed"
This official statement was yesterdays
analysis Of the meat supply situation by
the Department of Agriculture. Slaugh-
ter of young calves, less feeding by
'feeders' and shortage OF forage-mostly
pasturage-last year were causes assigned
by the department for high meat prices.
The department refused to predict a pos
sible- trend to higher price levels this fall.
Imports Of beef from Argentina were
noted as very slight source Of relief
for consumers The officials have a high
opinion OF Argentina beef under rigid
import inspection rules
That a 1914 corn crop, above average,
may cause more feeding by farmers and
professional feeders was pointed out
by department officials. The corn crop
this year is expected to be 2,s6S, 900 900
bushels, II crop conditions are favorable,
compared with 2+47,OOoOOO bushels last
year. r.-rr