The Pulaskian., 1916-10-20

Lying Side by Slue1 the Oou1eS VI Charles Brown and his 14-year-old sis ter-in-law, Elma Cope, were found in a woods by searching party near Glade, Ky, after a weeks search.
 Four New Orleans breweries plead ed guilty in the federal court to ship ping beer improperly labeled from this city to Mississippi gulf coast dry" points. Three were fined $150 each and the fourth $500.
 Miners employed by the Samples Coal Co. in its mine No. 2, near McAles- ter, Ok, walked out with the an- nouncement that they would not re- turn to work until the biennial wage contract is signed.
 .I am going to vote for Wilson," said Miss Jane Addams of Hull House. Chicago.
 The British governments reply to the American note against extension of the blacklist to the United States holds that the blacklist is purely in- ternal measure and must be main tained as an absolute military ne- cessity.
 German claimants appealed to the supreme court from the decree of the Virginia federal courts awarding the cargo of the prize ship Appam to Brit ish interests.
 The flesh of polar bears is being sold in Weisswasser, Germany. at 37 cents a pound It finds ready sale and is declared to be tasty and nour- ishing.
 The Roumanian steamer Bistrita has been torpedoed and sunk.
 .'The nation needs women's votes more than woman needs the vote, William J. Bryan declared in the course of lecture at Denver.
 Six Chicago citizens have contrib uted $5,000 each toward fund to be used in furthering the cause of uni versal training.
 A New Jersey charter was issued to the League to Enforce Peace, which was organized in Independence hall, Philadelphia. in June, 1915, and of which former President Taft Is a trustee.
 Gen. Emilio Orozco of the Zapata rh1 h1c "a in the state of Mexico, was captured in the hills with 12 of his men. They were shot.
 The first national convention of anti-suffragists in America will be held in Boston Dec. 6. .n
 Charles c. Wilson, 80. Milton, H., went to Chicago as delegate to a Masonic convention. He carried re- volver when he went out to see caba- ret life and pickpockets got all his valuables, but left the weapon.
 John Cook, living in Massac county, H., shot himself through the throat and when the wound did not prove ia tai crawled into a straw stack and set 1t afire.
 When an American mule driver, at tached to the Arizona national guard crossed the international line near Naco, Ariz., to recover stray mule he shot and fatally wounded Private Miguel Fonteso. a Carranza guard on the Mexican side of the line, who tried to arrest him.
 The population of Kansas is 1,715,- 463, gain of 42,91S over last years figures.
 Precious stones may now be i'm ported into the United States through the mails
 Conductor Benjamin Fairchild and Brakeman Carl H. Hinde, both ot Cumberland, Md, were killed when an excursion train on the Western Maryland railroad collided with an other.
 The Russian government has re
  been held in Russian harbors for two years.
 Marshal Count Terauchi, new Japa- nese premier, has completed his cabi. net with the statesman Motono as foreign minister.
 Recognition of the union and rein statement of strikers were the chief provisions of contract signed at Mus kogee, Ok, by which the local trac tion strike was ended.
 
 Sheriff Wilder is believed to be dying and Alva Taylor is dead as the result of the attempt of Taylor to escape from jail at Sapulpa, Ok.
 Capt. c. l.. Harris. 76, who was one of the builders of the Gulf & Ship 1a1a nd railroad is dead at Mamnhis