The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-30
FOREIGN

wounded on the German side during
every hour the world war was raging,
according to one estimate arrived at By
Gen. Won Altrock. a stntisticisnL Ger.
loss totaled In kil!sd 1905, ,545,
and In wounded 4,246,779.
Disturbances 10 the provinces In
connection with the general lockOu,
in Denmark have necessitated the call
Ing out Of troops to patrol the streets
Thoe Geresh. leader Of the Danish
Communists, was arrested at Ran
ders, In Jutland, charged with less
majesty and agitating for a revolu
ton.
DR.. Otto Ludwig wiedfeldt Da,
been appointed German ambassador tt
the United States. DR.. Wiedfeldt will
fill the post which has been vacan,
since February. 1917. when Count
Johann Heinrich Won Bernstorff left
Washington, prior to the declaration
Of war between the United States ant
Germany.
Groups Of insurgent Albanlans, com,
posed Of government troops, succeeded
N crossing the river Drin into Jugo
Slavian territory near Kranovnik
says q Belgrade dispatch quoting dis
patches received from Prixren. Jugo.
slavia. Jugo-slavian gendarmes, after
being reinforced, succeeded In driving
the Albanians back across the iron,
tier says the dispatch.
Lady Astor Tuesday introduced q
bill In the House Of Commons which
would amend the law which now pre-.
sumes coercion by husbands In cases
OF offenses committed by married
women. The law dates back from the
time Of King Cnnute when women were
Of their husbands. Lady Astor
believes that It Is an insult to women's q
intelligence and independence to pre-
sumo that they are capable Of being co.
creed into crime nowadays.
william D. ('Blg Bnl'0 Haywood
heads n group OF American l. W. W. to
whom Premier Lenln has granted a
concession TO operate the big Nadcjd.
insky iron works In the Ural mountain
region, part OF the coal mines in the
kosnetz basin and auxiliary factories.
Haywood disappeared from the United
States last year while under S6J 200
bail after he and about ninety other |.
W. W. had been convicted OF espionage
and conspiracy against the government
in the war. He has since taken some
part In the deliberations OF the Third
at Moscow
GENERAL
Nlneteen-year.old Charles Schader,
who a few months ago was liberated
by coroner's jury after shooting and
killing his father, has confessed, ac-
cording to Chicago police, the murder
Of Policeman Harry J. Buss on Jan. q.
Schader sud he and companion held
up the officer, and that he fyed the
shot TINT killed Buss. The youth was
freed after killing his father, after
testifying that he did so to protect his
mother.
Students at the University OF Mich.
igan at Ann Arb0r are waging an In.
tensiye "gum.shoe" campaign In an ef.
fort TO locate one Of their number,
who In letter in the Michigan Daily.
the student publication, over the sig.
nature. "The Man Who Has Neye,
Been Kissed" severely critlciscs the
"promiscuous loving" in which he de
clares the male students and goods In.
dulge. Male students are vowlng ven.
geance on the writer.
Nineteen western railroads entered
a plea OF Inability TO pay the present
scale Of wages for shop crafts EN-.
plOyes at hearing OF the United
States Railroad Labor Board at Chi.
cago. The hearing was on the roads
petition for n wage cut. Among the
roads were the Chicago. Milwaukee 4
st. Paul, Chicago 4 Northwestern,
500, Texas Pacific and Texas Mid.
land. J. W. Higgins, executive secre.
tary Of the Western Railroad Associa.
tion, submitted the statement OF the
western roads.
Search OF the gulf stream off the
Florida coast for the bodies of the five
victims OF the wrecked seaplane. Miss
Manu." which was wrecked on a
flight between Miami ind Bimini, with
Pilot Robert Moore as the sole sur
vlvor, revealed no trace of either the
wreck Of the seaplane or OF the vic
tins.
Reports from Berlin, received In
Copenhagen, says disptnch from the
Danish capital, are to the effect that
the leaders Of the Russian soviet gov
eminent have been summoned to Mos.
COW to consider the situation when
may arise in the event Of the death of
Nikolai Lenine, the premier, which is
said to be regarded us a possibility in
the near future.
The "Slamese twins" Rosa and
Josefa Black, who were born Joined
together, have been taken to Chicago
hospital. One Of them had just con.
tracted yellow jaundice. The condl.
ton Of the sick twin was said TO be
critical. PHYSICIANS recently eynmined