The Pulaskian., 1915-07-16

A syHu1cdte oI NorWeg1ans has ao eepted commission from the corn,a meat trade to furnish 10000 live ro;a deer.
 The German brewery associo+;o have ordered all breweries to radNas their output of beer to 40 per cant the normal. VI
 The Belg1ans have suddenly adontaa the practice of wearing sprays of i,r1 as an expression of loyalty to D., gium and the allies.
 Sir Cecil Spring Rice has callad th. attention of the state department = German paper published in New York pointing out that it forecast inc sinking of the Lusitania
 Curtis big powder mills at Hounds. low, Middlesex, virtually were destroy. ed by series of explosions.
 Fire damaged submarine under construction at the yard of the Foro River Ship Building Corporation at Quincy, Mass.
 J. c. Harris was shot and killed hv his wife's father, Homer Wilson. of Greenwood, Miss, after Harris had chased him four miles while Wilson kept Harris 13-year-old wife between him and her husband as a shield 
 The Wilson liner Guide was torpe. doed and sunk off the north coast of Scotland.
 The first steps have been taken in Chicago to raise the funds of S150,00O and $200,000 promised for the enter tainment of the Democratic and Re. publican national conventions next year.
 Lester Montgomery, accused of kill ing the 1-day-old child of Katie Free. dle, 20-year-old high school girl, of Greenfield, Mo, was acquitted by a jury in the Dade county circuit court.
 Charles Scaratt, an honor convict in the Joliet penitentiary, returned vol. untarily, after running away from the ungarded prison farm
 
 While out on his rounds driving a laundry wagon, Fred Bolmer of Ma con, Ga, received telegram from at- torneys in New York notifying him that he is the sole heir to an estate worth s100,000. Bolmer quit his job at once.
 Steps have been taken by the Brit. ish authorities to prevent the further exportation from Great Britain of any metal necessary in the manufacture of war munitions.
 
 Six thousand war prisoners held at Trent, Austria, have been released and are now on their way to Italy, via i Switzerland. Austria is unable to feed them.
 The Russian government has award ed a contract for $60,000,000 worth of powder to the Pupont Powder con- pany, offering a bonus for early com pletion of the order.
 More than 20 indictments charging violations of neutrality were voted at San Francisco by the federal grand jury. Recruiting for the British army and furnishing supplies for German ships of war are the basis of the charges.
 William J. Bryan, former secretary of state, has declared himself in favor of woman suffrage, and told an audi ence of women that he had not espoused their cause sooner because he had been busy with other matters.
 A cherry pie for every man, woman and child who went to Monganola, Colo, was the big feature of Cherry Pie Day." an annual institution in that neck of the woods
 Informations were filed against three saloon keepers at Danville, H., charging them with operating with out licenses.
 Officers of the Detroit United Rail- way have agreed to sell the lines to the city The terms of sale are to be fixed by the circuit court.
 Semi-official advices reaching Neuvo Laredo reported a big battle between l Carranza and Villista forces near Pa redon, with several hundred killed on each side.
 His wedding day set for next week. Charles Brehmer, a prosperous young farmer, shot and killed Ida Camp, ms fiancee, at the girls home. He then killed himself.