The Glasgow courier., 1916-11-03

| ANS" 4VA 4hotOI CdI IcSlSLIdOlOllS
in New York state have crossed the
100000 mark.
Washington.-It is costing 81 ,OOO,-
600 day to keep the National Guard
on the border.
Green Bay, Wis.-Eben Rexford,
author of "Silver Threads Among
the Cold" is dead.
New York. Infantile paralysis is
responsible for over 5000 crippled
children in this city.
Mexico City.-The election for the
presidency of the Mexican republic
will be called in January.
New York.-The wholesale price of
shoes has advanced so cents per pair.
A further advance is expected.
Washington.-Legislation will be
enacted by congress this winter look
ing to the Standardization Of gasoline.
London.-Another British loan is to
. be negotiated in the United States. 1t
may be for as much as 81 900 900 900.
Athens. Leading newspapers have
: united in campaign asking Ameri
ca s aid to keep the Greek nation out
of the war.
Washington. - Four new dread
naughts are to be named for Colorado,
Maryland, West Virginia and Wash
ington.
, Saloniki.-The British have import
ed number of American oil well drill
lers, who will drill for water to sup
ply the army.
, London.-A boycott Of Henry Ford
is proposed if the great auto manufac
y turer builds an automobile plant in
Great Britain.
=, Berlin.-A law forbidding the use
4 Of taxicabs in going to and from thea
ters and places of amusement, has just
= been enacted.
= Washington. = Government regula-
tion of the price of anthracite coal
will be recommended by the federal
q trade commission.
% % Berlin. -"Tin Sickness" new
: form of blood poisoning, induced by
, feeding on preserved foods, is spread
~ ing through Germany.
: Topeka.-This is Topeka's rat kill
llS WCck. ICdtS udNC UCCOIlC SO VI
~ valent that the board of health has de
~ clared war against them.
Centralia, Okla.-Four bandits hel6
, up the cashier of the First Nations
e bank. secured $4,000 in cash, and es
v capped in a fast automobile.
New ork.-Representatives of th'
- company owning the merchant subma
= rine Bremen, concede that the under
water ship, now a month overdue, i
lost.
New York.-An extensive advertis
;. ing campaign for American product
is to be carried on through advertis
70 ing pages of leading Russian periodi
Gals.
London. .-Nadjoe Kerovic, the ma
:" who inspired the assassination Of tn
Austrian heir apparent, which wa
I" the cause of the great European wal
is dead.
r. Washington yards az
N, building All steel merchant vessels
.e with gross tonnage equal to the ton
to mage of vessels now under cvonstruc
t. ton in English yards.
Hood River, Ore.-Because of tn
he acute labor shortage all the bushes
ne houses of Hood River closed for tw
G. days in order to allow the clerks t.
ir take part in the apple harvest.
New York.-It is estimated that IL
n the event of the war lasting anothe
I'd year the cost of rebuilding and re
d. habilitating the devastated countt.
ii. will be in excess Of five thousan'
n million dollars.
Il Rome.-A new type of merchan
le vessel is being built in Italy. 1t will
i. carry $4,000 tonnage and discharge it
ne cargo within 4S hours without man
III ual labor. A double trackway run
~ the length of the ship.
New York.-There will be no NOR
Sc grand opera in this country after tn
e, war. The male onera singers are al
OF fighting and the women are afraid t.
Id cross the ocean on account of tn
I submarines.
10 st. Paul.-Fifty years will see th
th end of the Indian race, is the opinion
Sc of C. L. Hall, old time Indian mission
j. ary. Intermarriage will merge the In
H. dians with the whites. Many white
men are marrying Indian women t.
n- get their share of tribal wealth ant
n this is Fastening the amalgamation.
to New York.-Estimated campaign
u. expenses are: Democratic, $1,50O,OO0
le republican, $2,0OO,0Oo. In 1912 th'
ID republicans expended $1,00O,OOO, th'
le democrats 81, 100000, and progressive'
ID 100000. To elect Mckinley, Mari
L. Hanna expended $3,50O,0OO, whicl
lg was the record campaign expenditure
re for all time.
s. Paris. William K. Thaw, an Amer
1e lean serving in the French flyins
a cornc hos bnnn killad His aerial ay