The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09
while chasing negro charged with

 lace, CT years old.
 Lieut.. Prince Maximillian Dentice de Fraso was killed tn an aeroplane accident at Pisa. Federal Judge Landis took the Mat ters baby" from Mrs. Dollie Ledger. wood Matters and ordered the child sent to hospital.
 Lieut.. Gerald spring-Rice. brother of the British ambassador to the United States, Sir Cecil Arthur Spring-Riee. has been killed in action. The house by a vote of 165 to 91 adopted the naval appropriation bill amendment to provide 11,000,000 for a government nitrate plant.
 
 Because she will soon become mother, President Wilson exercised executive clemency to commute the sentence of Corde1ia Ferguson, con- victed at Cincinnati April 12 of forg- ing postoffice money order.
 
 The Most Rev. Enos Nutall, D. D., archbishop Of the West Indies, Is dead in Kingston, at the age of 72 years. Francis NJ McInis of Chicago, a druggist, was killed when horse ran away, throwing him out against a building.
 Owing to the prejudice with which union labor is regarded by the off cials of the various telegraph eompa- nies, the commercial operators are said to be planning a strike to be called on the eve of the great national political conventions. Flora, H., had Midland Trail good roads day and picnic last Thursday on the Fox Creek Bottom road.
 The National American Woman Suf- frage association will meet in Chicago June and z.
 All Russians older than 19 have been called to the colors for immedi- at5 service.
 
 Dr. Karl Liebknecht, the German Socialist leader, is to be prosecuted for treason
 Placing of the postal guide in every commercial establishment of the United States is the aim of Postmas- ter-General Burleson, and to that end he has reduced the price of the pub lication from $3 to 30 cents.
 Professors at Zurich university de- clare they soon will be able to graft the muscles in the stumps of ampu- tated arms to artificial hands so that the owner may open and close the | fingers.
 Announcement was made that Che ney Bros, silk manufacturers of South Manchester, Conn, employing 5000 hands, had granted voluntarily nine-hour day to all it's employees, with no reduction in pay. On May 21, at Terre Haute. Ind, an automobile driven by Leo Bales killed Leonard Harold, 13. Tuesday Bales died of worry, although he was exon- erated from blame by Judge Newton in letter written in the hope of sav- ing the mans life. Frank McKissick, a policeman of Huntsville, Ala, was shot and killed by Daniel Cheney. London trade unionists agreed to postpone the Whitsuntide holiday un- til the end of July. Wallace Hamilton, an athlete of Minneapolis, gave a quart of his blood in an effort to save the life of Henry Wirtz, a perfect stranger.
 
 Announcement is made of the re- lease of Miss Mary Silliman, a teacher in the American school at Constanti- nople, who was arrested at Warne- munde, Germany, month ago and charged with spyingg.
 A four-day mission meeting closed with the volunteering of 205 persons to go to foreign fields as missionaries.
 The German minister at Berne has informed the Swiss government that the German airman who violated Swiss territory by flying over it has been dismissed from the service.
 w. +. Goodwin, passenger, and Ward R. Harrel of Roodhouse and w. D. Knight of Bloomington were in jured when the Chicago & Alton Nightingale" was ditched at Ashland, III.
 An urgent deficiency appropriation of $3,0S9,290, to meet obligations due on the border and in Mexico was asked of congress by Secretary Ba- ker.