The Pulaskian., 1915-08-13

uuu u0lIlS Idh6n EdSL on d ldSI tfdlH Accompanied by her husband she reached Chicago Sunday morning, Aug. l.
 Judge Hand, in the United States district court, denied the motion for a receiver to take over the business of the American and 10 Cent Stores. American dispatches to the London newspapers say that the recent inti- nation to the American Government that England will send another note soon indicates reversal of British policy.
 T have no political aspirations whatever, looking to the holding of office in the future," said William J. Bryan in a speech at Portland, Ore Nine persons were injured when the supports of a veranda dining room of a board walk hotel Rockaway Beach collapsed.
 The Danish government $12,000,OOO 5 per cent national loan. which has just closed has proved a failure.
 Australian casualties in the war up to date are 2,610 killed and 10,222 wounded, it was officially announced. Four girls were drowned at Elem f11rr Fisher, 20, and Thelma Floruss. 13, of Pennington; Marion Bower, 19, of Monument, Pa, and Erma Butter baugh, IS, of Cherry Tree, Pa.
 
 Beginning Aug. 2 POS automobile rural free delivery routes, distributed among eight states were put into op- eration by the postoffice department American bluejackets and marines are ransacking Port su Prince for arms.
 The Valdez Bank and Trust Co. has suspended business, with $16,000 lia- bilities and assets of $70000. 
 German snipers now wear greenish clothing and have their faces and guns painted so as to merge with the color of the landscape.
 A Constantinople dispatch to the Mittag Zeitung of Berlin reported that n1x Mining Company, in paying their 1900 employees, included an extra check for per cent Of the total wages of June as bonus.
 This is German-American week at the Panama-Pacific exposition.
 Treasury receipts for July, the first month of the new fiscal year, ran $16,00O,000 behind expenditures.
 Dispatches report an attack by French aviators on Strassburg, capi- tai of Alsace.Lorraine
 Five Geneva, H., girls, two of them high school graduates last June, have applied for positions as Geneva letter carriers.
 After balloting 12 hours without re- suit, the jury in the case of George w. Ward, charged with killing his wife, was discharged at Whiteplains, Mo-
 
 The two-year-old son of Mrs. Elmer Joseph of New Haven, H., fell into an open cistern and was drowned.
 One man was killed and three oth- CTS were injured by an explosion in the experimental bomb proof" room at the United States arsenal at Frankford, Pa.
 The Germans already have begun using flax as a substitute for cotton in some of their munitions factories. The unearthing of great temple at Muphis, Egypt, was announced by the University of Pennsylvania museum. The first daily newspaper to be pub lished in the German language has ap- peared in Brussels.
 
 Renewed activity of Katmai volcano, Alaska, is indicated by the presence of ashes in the air.
 
 Mrs. Florence Wiggins was killed and Attorney H. w. Peck mortally wounded when Mrs. Wiggins' auto crashed over concrete bridge and into the river at Dallas, Tex.
 In the room in which their three year-old child slept. George w. Cook of Fndicott, Neb., murdered his wife and cut his own throat.
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