The Pulaskian., 1916-08-25

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 Captain Olsen of the Norwegian steamer Ali reported to the Hydro graphic office at Norfolk he passed submarine in mid-Atlantic in the lane from Norfolk to the mouth of the English channel on Aug. 5. A private telegram received from Berlin says that the German subma- rine Deutschland has arrived safely at Bremen.
 Officers at the womans training camp at Lake Geneva, Wis, say the hardest lessons to install into the pa triotic women is the correct salute.
 Men bathers at Wilmette, H., wear ing trousers over bathing suits will have to pay beach guards 90 cents or forego bathing.
 Eddie Artz, 12, New York patriot, carried his preparedness ideas too far in using Walter Pugh, 10, for target, ito learn to shoot straight"
 
 Miss Maud Sylvester, 35, and prominent, mission worker and Sunday school teacher, was found guilty in court in New York, of fiirt- ing.
 Owing to the increase in the cost of materials, the price of books has been raised from 10 to 25 cents.
 The fall of the Persian ministry is announced in brief state department dispatch which said that former For eign Minister Wossough- -Lau-Leh had been ordered to organize a new ministry.
 The newspaper Epocha states that Germany has proposed territorial com pensation to Roumania at the expense of Austria-Hungary as a reward for continued neutrality.
 J. Kelley Neal, aged 35, of Duck Hill, Miss, ended his life by poison at San Francisco because acquaint- ances ridiculed an impediment in his speech which he had tried in vain to overcome.
 The Topeka, small coal boat, was rammed by the steamer Christopher in the Detroit river off Sandwich, Ont.
 Joseph Czapp, Jr., small boy, was drowned in Lake Michigan with his St. Bernard dog, which he was chained to.
 Declaring that there were no really pretty girls in Philadelphia, Max Gil inge has written to the chief of police of Richmond, Va. asking for wife.
 The Mutual Life Insurance Go, and the Lackawanna Railways Go. have sent notice to all their employees with the New York troops that if they do not immediately take advantage of the war deparmtent's offer to release all guardsmen who have dependents at home their salaries will be discon- tinued,
 Admitting that most of his strength was below his neck" Waldek zbyszko, 235 pounds. Polish wres- tier, is trying to recover a $70O ring a New York friend talked him out of.
 A serious outbreak of cholera in 1 Nagasaki. Japan, has resulted ill 4S deaths.
 Gov. Dunne of Illinois is on an in speetion tour of the national guards at Fort Sam Houston and along the border.
 A white man and negro robbed the Bank of Crowder, Ok, locking the cashier and assistant state bank ex- aminer in the vault.
 Official dispatches from Eagle Pass report the finding of body of sol dier believed to be the son of M. H. Limbocher of Vanderbilt. Mich.
 Frank Vogt, 50 years old, was struck by lightning and killed when in a bath tub at his home in Kansas City.
 Abram 1. Elkus, newly appointed ambassador to Turkey. has left for his new post
 Out of $50 applications who took examination for admission to the naval academy 94 of them passed
 The Etna observatory reports that the center of the crater of Mount Etna 1,200 feet deep. is in full eruption Lava is flowing to the southwest.
 A baby boy. alive and healthy. was weighted down with heavy rock tied to it's neck and dropped into the Cones i tega liver at Lancaster, Pa.
 Five persons were killed and F in jured, fous of them fatally, when 2 tornado swept over eastern Arkansas blowing down 12 buildings at Ed