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other medicine was introduced at the
convention of the American Pharma-
ceutical Association.
Great Britain has purchased the
entire supply Of synthetic nitrate in
Norway, thereby preventing exporta-
ton of this requisite in the manufac-
ture OF ammunition to Germany.
The subcommittee considering the
two-year working contract for the
$4,000 coal miners of Missouri, Kan
sas, Oklahoma and Arkansas, has
been unable to reach an agreement.
An amendment to the emergency
revenue bill accepted by the senate
extends to all men in the service the
benefit of the law for relief of de-
pendents Of national guardsmen and
regulars.
A Denver woman was congratulate
ing herself that she had persuaded
her husband to go fishing instead of
to the Welsh-White fight. When the
list Of injured was published hubby's
name led the rest.
Subscriptions to the fifth German
war loan, for which the lists were
opened recently, continue TO be re-
ceived In large amounts. Three cor
porations have subscribed $4,000, 900
marks ($2,25O,OOO).
Court permission in New York to
change his name to John Ernest
Sanders was granted to Adolph Sauer-
berg, who said name of such I'm.
mistakably German origin is a bust
ness detriment.
The largest sugar reflneries have
announced drop of rs cents per 100
pounds in refined sugar in conson.
ance with recent decreases in raw
sugar.
Richard c. Kerns Of st. Louis,
former ambassador to Austria-Hun.
gary, is dead at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. G.. Hamilton Colket,
at Merton, Pa. He was "A years
old.
The bodies Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cox were found in their home, four
miles north of Hartley, Ia, by the
hired man. The coroner decided that
Cox had killed his wife and commit
ted suicide.
William ]. Bryan completed his
seasons work on the ChautauQua
circuit and is taking a two weeks
vacation, after which he will devote
his time to the Wilson campaign.
The first complaint under the new
segregation ordinance at Dallas, Tex,
was made by negroes against a white
family that moved into block other
wised occupied solely by negroes.
George Huey, fireman, of Zanes-
vile, o., was killed. and George
Windtland of Woodsfield, engineer,
was fatally injured when a broken
rail wrecked an Ohio River & West.
ern train.
1t is reported in the royal entour-
age that the Duchess of Roxburghe,
who before her marriage was Miss
May Ogden Goelet, has been offered
the position Of mistress of the robes
Of Queen Mary.
w. f. Lockett was killed in a so
mile auto race at Knoxville, Tenn,
when the machine was halted by
throwing a tire. He was thrown out
OF the car and the next racer ran
over him, crushing him to death.
In announcing that 13 enemy aero
planes were brought down recently
in the Somme region, the army head
quarters statement said Capt. Boelke
had brought down his twentieth ma
chine.
Dissension has appeared in the
Protestant Episcopal Church over the
proposal to have negro bishops at
large to supervise the negro churches.
The issue will be discussed at the
triennial convention beginning in st.
Louis Oct. 5.
Prof. HILBERT, several years ago an
exchange professor in the United
States. was killed recently in an aer-
ial action over the western front in
France.
Buddy Hickman. years old; Cliff
ford Whitemer, IA, and Earle Reese,
81, OF Dayton. o.. we're drowned at
picnic on the Miami river. Reese
tried to rescue the two boys.
An agreement has been reached by
Switzerland and Germany in the dis
pute between these countries regard
ing the exchange Of commodities,
says the Havas correspondent at
Berne.
Although an original Roosevelt
man, Thomas A. Edison has come out
for Wilson. In statement the in
ventor said: Wilson has earned a
faith and trust. and II is now a time
to consider men and not parties"
The Lihue Sugar Co. OF Kauai. T.