Tombstone epitaph., 1918-07-14
FOREIGN

died in London.
Premier Botha OF the Union Of South
Africa has issued q statement showing
that serious unrest exists.
Mohammed V. Sultan of Turkey.
died July .. says a Constantinopls
dispatch received by way of Vienna.
In all the allied countries and
pendence day was observed in an un-
precedented manner.
The Dutch cabinet will place the
resignation OF its members in the
hands OF Queen Wilhelmina. says the
Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant.
Cardinal Sebastian Martinelli. pre-
feet of the Sacred Heart Congregation
Of Rites and former papal delegate TO
the United States. died In Rome.
Queen Wihelmina. according To .
Reuter- dispatch from The Hague, has
requested the ministry to retain office
for the present to wind up current AZ
fairs
Following . conference between En-
peror Karl. Count Czernin and Baron
Burian, the Vienna Neue Freie Presse
declared that Czernin would be reap
pointed foreign minister.
Anti-Semetic outbreaks have oc-
| CURED in Jaroslau and other Cali
clan towns. according to information
! received by the Jewish correspond
ence bureau from Vienna
tha; during the month of June 1884,
1853 gross tons Of merchant shipping
was completed in the United King
| dom yards and entered for service.
MARTA! law has been proclaimed in
| the Austrian duchy OF Styria. the news
paper Poster Lloyd Of Budapest an
| nounces The measure was taken, II 10
said. in order 10 deal with mutiny and
desertion.
The first contingent of American
troops to arrive IN Italy within forty
eight hours established itself In camp
The men are sleeping under their own
tents and feeding from their own
kitchens
German newspapers report the rapid
spread OF Spanish influenza in Bre-
men, Hamburg, Hanover and other cit
| les. The Frankfurter Zeitung says
some factories in Frankfort have from
| one-third 10 one-half their workers alb
| sent because OF the disease
American naval forces. comprising
| $50 vessels and $4,000 men. are now IN
European waters. operating in all
areas from the White sea 10 the Adri
attic. Admiral Sims declared in q
speech at the Anglo American fellow
ship meeting in London.
Gen. Otto Won Below has been ap-
| pointed commander-in-chief on the
Italian front, according to Munich
| papers. Another change reported IL
| Field Marshal Artur Arz Won Straus-
senburg. chief of staff. is replaced by
| Gen. Krauss. According 70 the Mu-
mich Zeitung. Austrian military cir
| cles attribute the defeat on the Piave
| mainly TO the strike in the Budapest
| munition factories.
Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor OF
| the exchequer, speaking in the
| House Of Commons in London. said
that one would have thought that
| nothing new as regards German bru-
tality could have happened. but the
sinking of the Canadian hospital
ship Llandovery Castle was an un-
| speakable outrage. Nothing could b<
gained, he added, by talking about
this last example of frightfulness.
SPORT
Ralph de Palma won the l00mile
| Liberty handicap automobile race a,
the Sharonville speedway at Cincin
| natl, by finishing almost a full lap of
| the twomile course ahead of Tom Mil
ton.
Sergt Earl Craddock of Camp
Dodge. Iowa. world champion wrestler,
obtained the first fall over Yussif Hus
sane in their match az Casper. Wyo..
| by bar arm and head lock in one
| hour and one minute.
Jack Dempsey knocked out Bob De
| we're az Joplin. Mo. in the first round
of scheduled twelveround fight.
GENERAL
Rear Admiral Aaron Ward, U. s. n,
| retired. died at his home al Roslyn, N.
Y. after three days Illness from hear;
trouble.
Mrs. Mary Greeley. sister Of Ad.
miral George Dewey. died at heI
home at Montpelier, VT. She was rs
years OF age.
| Special railroad rates of / cent 9
mile for farm workers were asked of
the railroad administration by the De
partment OF Labor.
The production of feldspar in the
United States in 1917 amounted te
l2s,715 long tons Of crude material
valued at S474.7S7.
A revised list of the casualties at
the explosion at the Semett- -Solvay
plant at Syracuse. N. Y. shows forty
five dead and fifty injured
Domestic mines produced approx
mately 1000 short tons Of strontiun
ore in 1917. according to figures
compiled by the United States Geo
logical Survey.
FEDERAL agents held two men In con
nection with the fire which destroyed
the Orange Maritime Corporstion's .