The Pulaskian., 1916-04-28

she was not good-looking, Miss Clara Swearingen, University of Illinois co- ed and daughter of banker. commit ted suicide by taking gas.
 The Portuguese government has or dered the expulsion of all Germans over the military age and the intern Tzent of ali others.
 
 4 detachment of marines from the Brooklyn navy yard has taken charge of the big wireless plant at Tuckerton, and no more messages will be sent without the sanction of the depart ment.
 Eighty-five business men and law yers have enrolled with the speakers bureau of the National Security league to conduct meetings in the interest of preparedness.
 Rafael Zubaran, former confidential agent for the Mexican government at Washington, has been appointed min ister to Germany and the adjacent countries
 
 Estimates made public by Secretary Daniels show that between $50 and 600 midshipmen will enter the 1916 class at Annapolis in June.
 The Shredded Wheat company of Niagara Falls, N. r., is charged in a formal complaint issued by the federal trade commission with unfairness in business methods.
 Sam Kaentz, elderly, unmarried and living alone near Prescott, Ark. was severely burned when trying to save sum of money which he had hidden under hfs house. The house was de- stroyed and he lost the money.
 
 Twelve women sat in a jury box in the Boise, Idaho, court, which is the first body of this sort ever to be inn paneied
 Three thousand one hundred and seventeen noncombatants have lost their lives In maritime disasters caused by mines and submarines since the European war began.
 If diplomatic break with Germany follows the delivery of President VII sons new note to Berlin war is in- evitable," declares William Howard Taft.
 Gary, Tnd., with 45,000 inhabitants, is one decade old Ten years ago the unloading of car of cinders marked the beginning of the city.
 
 President Wilson has signed the bill incorporating the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
 The six wounded Mexican prisoners brought from Fl Valle, charged with complicity in the Villa raid on Colurn- bus, were pronounced we'll enough to travel and were taken to Deming.
 
 The British admiralty announced that 49 lives were lost when the Brit ish steamship Zent was sunk without warning by German submarine.
 
 An Exchange Telegraph company dispatch from Jania states that Italian troops, as VII as British, French and Servian, are now on Greek soil. Guests at the Mundelein banquet started campaign to raise $10,000 to be offered as reward for the capture of Jean Crones, who slipped arsenic into the soup.
 August Dieter, Missouri university student, 26 years of age, committed suicide by sending bullet into his head.
 Enormous fields of ice that have been on Keweenaw Point, extending into Lake Michigan north and west as far as could be seen, broke up before gale.
 Another revolution in Haiti is imni- nent. The crisis has been developed by the action of President Dartiguen- ave in creating council of state to draft a new constitution.
 
 It was estimated that the presiden- tiai primaries in Chicago cost STOOL 900, or about s2.S0 per ballot cast.
 
 Eight persons were killed and 35 in- jured when the Gilt Edge express train on the New Haven railroad crashed into the rear of a local train on siding at Bradford, R. I. President Wilson favors the senate bill postponing the placing of sugar on the free list until 1920, in preference to the house postponing 1t indefinitely.
 
 The price of Bibles has increased because of the advance in the cost of paper, ink, leather and glue, due to the war.
 George ". Peck, 75 years old. for mer governor of Wisconsin, is dead srF