The Pulaskian., 1915-09-10

W. G. Miller, an lee manufactures his wife and son, years old. were killed at lola, Kan, when a Santa Fo passenger train struck their automo. bile
 A pipe line company of Oklahoma has announced that only those em. ployes who can show that they arc saving their money will be considered for promotion.
 John Hornung, 61 years old, former cashier of the Dresden National bank of Dresden, O., is under arrest charged with embezzlement. He has confessed.
 Al automobile bearing a party of eight young people left the road ar Skivington's Corner, N. Y, and was wrecked against a tree. Two of the occupants were killed. Felix Poppenberg, widely known German essayist and historian, is dead at his home in Berlin.
 
 Walber Ortolph, a German, charged with entering government reserva- tions to obtain information regarding national defenses, has been released. Three German officers who escaped from a prison camp near Denbigh. Wales, and subsequently were recap tured, were sentenced by military court to serve 84 days each In prison. Equal suffrage was defeated in Ala bama when the senate rejected sui frage bill, 21 to 19.
 At the funeral of Richard c. Fergu- son his six brothers officiated as pall- bearers. Ferguson died in San Fran cisco, following an operation for ap- pendicitis.
 Mrs. Susan Givens, 76 years old and blind, strangled herself with stock ing in her home in St. Louis.
 Former Senator Joseph Bailey at a banquet given in his honor at Dallas declared that he would not be candi- date for the office of United States senator from Texas.
 Ben Bolt," a carrier pigeon, has established new long-distance flight record of approximately 2,20O miles, from Norwalk, O., to Los Angeles, Cal. It made the trip in five days, nine hours and 31 minutes.
 Some disorders still occur in Cape Haitien, Haiti, Admiral Caperton re- ported to the navy department.
 United States Senator Boise Pen rose has declared himself to be op posed to the short ballot.
 Train service between Galveston and the mainland has been re-estab- lished.
 In order to save several school chil- dren playing on railroad track near Ripley, Tenn, Lizzie Covington, 16, lost her own life when the train crushed her as she showed the last child out of the way.
 The Kentucky Democratic state con. vention endorsed President Wilson for president in 1916.
 
 Eighteen persons were slightly in- jured when Chicago & Alton passen- ger train was wrecked near Mexico, Mo.
 Vanity boxes" are to be furnished United States soldiers to carry ad- hesive plaster and powder for the feet
 Dike and revetment work on the Missouri river between Kansas City and St. Louis will cost $1,500, 900 and give employment to 1000 men.
 Many hundreds of factory workers at Bridgeport, Conn.,, who have been on strike, recently returned to their accustomed tasks, their differences with employers having been adjusted.
 Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels left on the U. s. S. Dolphin to make calls at various ports on the coast.
 A large band of Mexicans has burnt the railway bridges between Browns vile and San Benito, Tex. Cavalry is reported to have them surrounded.
 
 l. H. Cunningham, a convicted banker of Midland, Ark, was pardon de by Governor Hays as a result of the pleadings of Mrs. Cunningham
 Prof. Brogly, teacher of the high school of Muelhausen and member of the diet of Alsace-Lorraine, has been convicted of treason and sentenced to