davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
SLOW. ELEKTRIKARSKY
OBCHOD MA POLAND AVE.

Slovakom v Youngstown a na
okoli byvaj1cim oznamujeme, re
dobre many mlady Slovak, p. Jo-
zef M. Hudik otvoril novy elek-
trikarsky obchod {. 1853 Po-
land Ave, v ktorom okrem roz-
manitych elektrickych vecf preda-
va al chyrny Zone Minute Model
60" electricity praci stroj. Tento
praci stroj je vyborne zhotoveny
z dobrych materialov. Ma ocel'o-
VII kostru, hruby medeny safel,
Westinghouse itchy a bezpecny
motor, vsetky pohybujuce silciast-
ky su uzavrete a stroj rychlo Pc
rie nasledkom noveho ohebneho
turbinatoru, ktory je k tomu al
dplne bezpecny pre- fajne satstvo.
Stroj je nplne garantovany pre-
dava sa teraZ "a zvlaStnu cenu
$94.50 ma l'ahke splatky. Pan HUI
dix okrem toho prevadza al roz-
licn1 elektrick1 pracu a repara-
Gle. v jeho obchode, pod menom
Service Electric Shop, 1853 Po-
land Ave. bud1 predavane al
Youngstownske Slovenske Noviny
poGn1c tymto tyzdnom lansing
villski Slovaci, ktori este neodbe-
rajl tieto noviny, budn ich moct
dostat' II p. Hudika, cfslo "a Sc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
KRSTINY u MI.ADYCH
NOVOTNYCH

Ten bocian vzdy lieta - iv IL
me ponad Youngstown tax mi
nuleho tyzdna zaletel al ku nasmu
dobre znamemu priatel 'ovi Jano-
vi Novotnemu jeho manzelke a
zanechal i'm tam peln6ho chlap-
ceka. Je to ich prve diet "a (iafam,
ze ME posledne) preto je p. No
votny vel hrdy, ze sa i'm do
stal chlapec. Krstni rodieia sd b.
Jan Franko manzelkou. Maly
svetoobcan pri sv. krste dostal
memo Jeronym. Po. krste rodiGia
.prichystali pre- priatel 'oy slxvell
hostinu, ma ktorej bola vyborna
nalada. Nezabudlo So ami IA n&s
.chram lboaf RodGom prajem, aby
jsa dozili 70 svojho syna mnoho
radosti 9 ably Dol nelo dobry
TSlovdk.
53ksExk
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
VYHNAL zENU A DETI MA
ULICU, Boil ZASTRELENY

Steve Vacchio, 34-rocny Italian
{. 1882 Emma st. pill uz Wac dni
a utorok prisiel domov vel mi
podrazdeny. Chytil revolver a
chcel zastrelit' zenu dvoje svo-
jich deti. Tito usli k pribuznemu,
Tony Buccimu ma Arch St., kde
ich Vacchio prenasledoval. Vac.
chic chcel potom strelit' ma Buc.
ciho, ale tento bol Sikovnejsi a
strelil ma Vacchia diva razy, ra.
Mac no smrtel me do zal1dka. Buc-
ci potion usiel dosavad' nebol
chyteny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
LINDBERGH ZNOVU
OSL.AVOVANY

Plukovnik Charles A. Lind
bergh, slavny americky letim, kto-
ry prvy preletel Atlanticky ocean,
podniknul V stredu vel'ky a nebez
pecny let z Washington do Me-
xiko City, ma pozvanie mexickeho
prezidenta Callesa. Lindbergh lie
tai vo vel 'kej nepohode, v dazdi
hmlach "a q hodin a 10 mint.
Musel "a dlhe hodiny stale pozo-
rovat' prfstroje, ci neletf dolu
hlavou alebo hore do oblakov, le-
bo vysoko povetri medzi obla-
kami, letnn neyie bez instrument
tov udat', akej polohe' sa ma
chodi. Do, Mexika dorazil onesko-
rene a boly obavy, ze sa mu sfala
nehoda. Ked' sletel, ma letisku
100000 hlav pocituj1ci dav vital
no obrovskym jasotom prezi-
dent Gales objal no vel mi vriic-
ne. Ulice mesta boly vsetky po-
state kvetinami a jeho letadlo
odniesli Mexikani ma pleciach do
"hangaru". Lindbergh letel do
Mexika co posol dobrej vole MET
pochybnosti, re W.T. 'ahy medzi Spo
jenymi Statmi Mexikom sa ieho
navstevou vel'mi zlepsily.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
policajta
Clemensa chyteni
CLEMENsA ZAsTREIm. 20RoCN1 CHI.APEC KED Ho Gle
MEMS CHCEL ARESToVAT PRE- KRADEz GUM

Youngstownskf detektivi $ po-
mocou pennsylvanskych konstab-
low a detektivov chytili,--y piatok
vrahov policajta Henry Clemensa,
ktory boil naidenysy kaluzi krvi
predminulej soboty V noel ma f.
Front ST. Oakley Ross, 2O-rocny
nepodareny syn poriadneho otca
Beaver Falls, Pa. zastrelil poll:
cajta a chyteny Dol Erico, Pa.
Cecil Bell, jeho 22-rocny kamarat
z Anheim, Pa. chyteny Dol tom
.mestecku. Obaja boil dovedeni
do vazenia vButler, Pa: a odtial'
do Youngstown. Tretl ich spoloc-
mix ma vrazde, Arthur Hutcheson
20 Struthers je viiznom V armade
'Spoj. Statov, do ktorej sa este
pred zloeinom zverboval a bude
sem privedeny v krat kom ease, ri
to traja budn s1deni 2 vrazdy pr
veho stupna a nem6ae fich, cd smr-
ii nikto .oslobodit', lebo ohioske
zakony znejd tom smysle, ze kto
zabije policajta alebo je ncastny
ma zboji, pri ktorom je policajt
zabity, nemoze dostat' milost'
Dive d'alsie osoby budl pouzite
"a svedkov: matka Hutchesonova
a kamarat vrahov Joe .Servino,
ktory je tiez arestovany pri arma-
de.
Spomenuti traja vrahovia krad-
Ii automobilove gumy v obchode
'Lyden Gil Co. Ross niesol tri
gumy do auta, V ktorom sedeli
Hutcheson a Bell, ked no poll
Gait Clemens zastavil chcel are
stovat'. Ross sa ale arestovat' dat
nechcel a preto vytiahol revolver
a policajta zastrelil.
Pc zlocine dvaja jeho spolocni-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
s VRAHMI POPU
BUDE NovY SUD
Porota nemohla sa dohodnlt'.

Mimleho tohto tyzdna ,bolo
s1dne pojednavanie vrahmi An
tona Popu, banatsk eho Srba mr.
zaka, ktoreho zastrelilb IL far
marov 2 North Jackson v oktobri
ma farme isteho Smitha. AGkol' ;
vek vina farmarov bola do o6i BIZ
j1ca, porota sa nemohla nijak do
hodnit' bola sudcom Jenkin-
som rozpustena. Sud bude znovu,
$ novou porotou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
MESTSKA RADA PRIJALA
STARE RATY IA ELEKTRINU

Mestska rada prijala stare ra-
ty "a elektrinu ma d'alsich desat
rokov a mayor Scheible jej usne-
senie potvrdil. Rata je sest' GEN.
TOW "a kilowattovd hodinu, ako
dosavad' a srazka je Sc "a prvych
pat rokov. V siestom roku sraz-
ka bude obnasat &c, v siedmom
7c, v osmom Sc, deviation &c a v
desiatom 1Oc pri platenf 1ctu ma
cas-. Spravca Pennsylvania and
Ohio Power & Light Co., McCalla
osvedGil sa, ze smluva s mestom
ma tomto zaklade bude prijata.
Federacia obcianskych klubov
v meste ME je ale spokojna ty-
mito ratami chysta sa ist' pred
sud. Federacia klubov udava, ze
tieto raty su vysoke. Predseda Fe-
deracie Hogg sa vyslovil, ze bude
poziadany kongres vysetrovanie
tejto elektrarehskej spolocnosti
spolu inymi, ktore kongres ide
vysetrovat', lebo je podozrenie
ze spolocnosti so'hvalne zvysily
hodnotu ich vystrojenia, aby mo-
hly ziadat' vysoke raty. Federacia
pojde pred sud ziadat referen,
dun, ably NEST 'anstvo samo hla'
lsovalo, axe raty chce platit'. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
HLASOVANIE LEGIE
o PROHIBfCII NAPADNUTE;

Americka Legia, majdca okolo
troch milionov clen0v mala hlaso-
vat, ci je "a zmenu prohibicneho
zakona v prospech vina a piva a.
lebo ME. Byvaly velitel' tejto or
ganizacie, general Drain teraz ma
padnul terajsieho velitel'a, ze to
hlasovanie dovolil, ma co ma pra-
vo jedine konvencia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
UKRADOL MU zENU.

John Devbezits stal sa obet 'ou
zvlaStneho zlodejstva. Isty Robert
G. Donaldson ukradol mu jeho 40
rocnn zenu drzal nasilne v svo-
jom byte pod {. 473 Lincoln Ave.
Devbezits sa akosi doznal, kde mu
je zena ukryta a policia mu zenu
yratila a Donaldsona areStovala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
DAVANIE ZDARMA
LOTOV JE NEDOVOLENf:

Cyrus Locher, direktor obchodu
statu Ohio oznamil, ze davanie To-
tov zdarma je nedovolene v Ohio
a tresta sa pokutou. Viacere po-
kdtne pozemkove firmy v minulo.
sti pouzivaly tohto sposobu ma
klamanie l'ahkovernych l'udi, me.
novite cudzincov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
WARRENsKY sKVAJER
SPACHAL SAMOVRAzDU
Spreneveril vyse $4,000.

William X. Herwig, skvajer
Warren Townshipu, zastrelil sa v
nedel'u rano svojej uradovni.
PRIV nez spachal samovrazdu, te-
lefonoval svoj 1mysel' serifovi a
ziadal ho, ably prevail knihy
Tiez napisal list, ktorom udal,
ze spreneveril vyse SIS, 900 a pc.
niaze prehral v kartach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
sLovENsKf GRADUANTI.

V CLANCY High School bude 26.
januara graduovat' rs studentov
a medzi tymito sd dietky sloven,
skych rodEov. Diplom obdrzia:
81. Anna Panik, Jozef Jacko a a.
lica Kova6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
1000, 900 VYDANYCH
ZIEN PRAGUE

V Spojenych Statoch je zarob-
kove zamestnane 100000 zien a
dievGat a z tohto poctu diva mill
ony sn vydane zeny. Je to vyso-
ky pocet ma tax bohatn krajinu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
DoNAHEY PRLJME
NondINACIU.

Guverner Vic Donahey osvedcil
sa po tieto dni, ze je ME kandida.
tom ma prezidentstvo Spojenych
St&tov, ale jestli demokratickd
strana no chce nominovat', nomi'
n6ciu prime.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
POLITICKY
P r EHL'A
MAS Nov1 MEsTsKY URAD.

0voAAu Jo''o uAooA h"oidNu
Sil to:
Mestsky pravotar, Carl A. Arm
strong.
Prvy asistantpsslnsa LsSss1
tara, Mark Mod ygidk Avs.
Druhy asistan .. stan.
kiewicz.
Treti assistant, William B. Spag.
nola.
Direktor financii, James +,
Jones.
Komisar vody, A. j. Aubrey.
Komisar parkov, Lionel Evans,
Komisar zdravotnictva, DR.. 81.
f. Walch.
S6f policie, James J. McNicho-
las.
Sef ohnohasiGov, Harry Callan.
Sef prohibicnej a nemrav potla-
cujucej caty, Wallace T. Metcalfe.
Komisar budov, Burt Newman.
Komisar ulic, Thomas F. Casey.
Inspector budov, Phillip Kreuz-
wieser mi.
Inspector plumbovania, Edw.
Obendorfer.
Tajomnik mayora, John Me-
Evoy. -..... ..-.. y
Pecatnfk yah a mier, Harry J.
McNicholas. ..
Mestsky inzinier este nebol Wy
menovany.
Novy mestsky pravotar je pro-
fesor prava a predtym zaujimal
nrad okresneho pravotara v JEFF
ferson okrese. Bol dekanom pray
nickel fakulty Ohio Northern u
niverzity pritomne praktizoval
pravotarstvo v Youngstown a Wy
ucovM pravo vo YMCA pravni-
ckej Skole.
Prvy pomocnilS Armstrong; je
Mark Moore, syn neb. chyrneho
demokratickeho politikara Ed H.
Moore-a. ~
Druhy pomocnik w. E. Stan
kiewiez je pol'skeho p6yodn, ako
to jeho memo prezradza.
Treti pomocnik, Spagnola je
pravotarom tu uz osem rokov.
Najchyrnejsim clenom Heffer-
nanovho kabinetu bude bezpochy-
by James E. Jones, ktory je zna-
my v celej krajine co byvaly pr
w assistant prohibicneho komisa-
ra vo Washingtone. Ma zklse-
most j vo financiach, lebo Dol ban
karom.
Aubrey, komisar vody, je che
micky inzinier a Dol "a desat' ro-
lSov asistantom generalneho SUI
perintendenta Il Bessemer Lime
stone Co.
Parkovy komisar Evans a ko-
misar zdravotnictva DIR. Welch sh
iadini ktori zOstayaijl ma SvOlich
miestach, lebo sa dokazali mimo-
riadne sticimi ma tie nrady.
Novy policajny sef McNicholas
je policajnej slu6be uM &c rokov
a byyyal casio zastupcom policaj,
neho sefa. Je zk1seny a schopny
Callan je elenom hasicskeho de.
partmentu cd svojho 21. roku a
Dol povyseny ponad hlavy star
sich clenov toho departmental.
Burt Newman, novy komisar
verejnych budov, je Haseltoncan
Thomas F. Casey, novy komisa1
ulic ie predsedom South Ave. I'M
proyement klubu, v ktorom sl
Slovaci clenmi.
Noyy Inspector budov Kreuz
wieser je kontraktorom, taksamt
inspector plumbovania, Obendor
fer je cd remesla.
Heffernan je presvedceny, zt
tymito muzmi dava Youngstown
najschopnejsich l'udi do 1radov
Viaceri odstraneni 1radnici 81
/ vraj ME spokojni bud1 probo
vat podrzat' svoje 1rady pomo
cou Civil Service komisie. My
slia totM, ze sd ME odstranitel n
pre- politicke priciny tax ako poll
caiti a ze sa ich Civil Service ko
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-25
SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

pOutn Ct. raul, MIMI, OcL. 20
P)-(U. S. d. Of A.)-Cattle $500;
moderately active; fully steady OIL
most killing classes; bulk steer sales
300 to 1925; few cars late Monday
upward HOO to 1900; she stock
argely 600 to 7.25 on cows; 700 to
1926 on heifers; cutters active 4.5O
to $50, strongweights to 5.75;
weighty medium grade bulls $50;
stickers and feeders largely 100 to
$50 on steers; 500 to 7.50 on cows
and heifers or fully steady. Calves
1000; unchanged, good lights 11.5O.
Hogs 1850; butcher and bacon
hogs unevenly 10 to Is cents lower;
packing sows SOY cents lower; top
1850 paid for desirable medium and
heavy butchers; bulk ITO to 200
FOUNDERS 1925; light lights 9.25;
bulk sows 8.75; pigs Is cents lower;
bulk 9.25; average cost Monday
D.94; weight 1856.
Sheep 1000; packers bidding
steady; fat lambs 1900 to 1900;
sellers asking Is cents higher; moth
ing done; sheep steady; most light
fat ewes to packers 600; culls 200
to $50; light sales Monday included
several loads strictly choice range
feeding lambs 1915 to 1925; few
loads medium feeders 1880 to 1866.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-25
DR.. Schneider Was
Under Sentence of
Death in World War

st. Paul, Oct. 25.-(AP)-Dr
Macmillan Schneider, former North
Dakota physician under prison sen.
fence here for forgery, admitted in
Jail today that he is also under sen.
tence of death in Germany for high
treason during the world war.
DR.. Schpeller, who was returned
here from Detroit to finish serving
a five-year term for check forgery,
from which he escaped while in a
hospital here, told of being a French
spy in his fatherland, of his capture,
court martial and sentence to be
shot.
"But l escaped" he said, "made
my way through the French lines
and rejoined my French comrades"
DR.. Schneider ascribed his treason
to hatred for the Kaiser and the
Prussian military system. II would
do the same over again to overthrow
imperialism" he declared.
DR.. Schneider, who practiced at
Wahpeton and Mott, N. D., before
coming to st. Paul, is scheduled to
be recommitted to the state prison
at Saltwater tomorrow.
Mrs. Schneider and two children
are still in Detroit. DR.. Schneider
told how, while serving as nipht
physician in Detroit, he answered an
ambulance call for injuries to his
own 2 1-21year-old SON who died de-
spite the best efforts of the father
and the city hospital staff.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-25
WHEAT RALLIES ON
MILL CITY MARKET

Minneapolis, Oct. %. - (AP) =
Wheat had a strong rally today
Buying against export business and
better flour sales provided support
which started short covering and en-
couraged buying for turn. Rye
strength again was feature and
late in the session corn developed
strength. Wheat futures gained l
1-2 to / SIS cents.
Oats edged up SIS cent with wheat
and corn. December rye advanced
ga cent and displayed firm UNDER
tone here. Barley futures were firm
and quiet. December flaxseed adj
vanced IA cent and fell back part
way.
Conditions in the cash wheat mar
ket were fixed and there were more
easy spots, but bulk Of the offerings
were quiet and steady. Winter wheat
was easy. Durum was higher.
Corn was quiet to slow demand
and the tone was draggy.
Oats were steady.
Rye was in quieter demand and
the basis was easy.
Barley was firm. Range was 81
Oil cents.
i'laxseed was in good demand
early, but after mid-session the tone
Aas unsettled.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-25
STATE HOME ECONOMICS
BODY PLANS MEETINGS

Two sessions of the North Dakota
Home Economics association arc to
be held in conjunction with the state
meeting of the North Dakota Edu.
cation association here.
A meeting will be held Wednesday
at z p. m. in room 10, high school
annex, with talks on problems of
common interest in home economics
instructors.
Grace belong Of the state agri.
cultural college, state home demon.
stration leader, will speak on "High.
lights of the Asheville Meeting" and
Eva Schairer, head Of the home
economics department at the Uni.
versity of North Dakota, will speak
on "Good Teaching Problems for the
Seventh and Eighth Grades"
Frances Bailey, teacher-trainer at
the state agricultural college, will
talk on 1.-THE Use Of Illustrative Ma.
terial and Devises for the Improve.
mcnt of Teaching" and Clara Elem.
ington, Glendale Normal school, has
for her subject Teaching on the
Project Basis and the Use Of the
Home Project"
Thursdays session will be at 2 p
m. at room 10, high school annex. A
demonstration Of how cheese can b.
used will be given by Marye Dahnke
Of the Kraft Cheese company, Chi.
cago. All housewives Of the city
who are interested in the demonstra.
ton are asked to attend.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-25
ROOSEVELT AND
NAVY PROGRAM
is ANNOUNCED

Continued from Page u
ments for the color ceremony and il
in Bismarck this afternoon going
over the capitol grounds, where the
affair will be held.
Proclamation Is Issued
Proclaiming Thur-day, October q,
as Navy and Roosevelt day, Mayor
A. p. Lenhart pointed out the serv-
ices the navy has rendered the Unit
ed States in great crises, both as a
weapon Of defense and instrument of
mercy.
The proclamation follows:
"The celebration of Navy and
Roosevelt Day on >ctober q has
our hearty approval. This govern
ment has taken the lead in securing
the reductions Of naval armament,
but under that agreement we should
insist on maintaining the relative
naval strength Of the United States.
1t is in this way that the peace and
security of the nation and the world
can be maintained.
"Thc navy rendered vital service
to the nation and to humanity dur
ing the world war. No great fleet
action was fought to give spectacle
lar emphasis to its vita. contribution
to the victory. But the convoy, the
anti-submarinc patrol, the mine bar
rage, were essential factors in win
ming the war and the saving of
civilization. So it has been in every
crisis of our history. In the Ravo-
luton, the War Of 1912, the Civil
war, the Spanish-Amcrican war and
the world war, victory without the
navy would have been virtually III
possible.
"Our navy has been not only
weapon of defense but an instru-
ment Of mercy. In the chaos of the
near east, when the Greek army was
destroyed and Smyrna burned, the
navy said the lives of thousands of
innocent sufferers. A multitude of
orphans today owe their lives to our
fleet. When Japan was stricken by
a catastrophe Of nature lnequaled
in modern time, the ships Of the
American navy were first on the
scene with food for the starving,
clothing for the naked and care for
tuc luJuAcus NOI VuIy way our navy
in these instances the messe lger of
charity, generosity and service, but
it was the only agency able to act
upon the instant in the emergency.
"Now, therefore I, A. P. Lerhart,
president of the city commission of
Bismarck, being mindful of the
glorious se.vice rendered to the ma
ton by the navy of the
past, recon m n d that we
should pause for moment and con-
slider what has caused the nations
prosperity and greatness. The navy
has played a very important part in
the progress of America 20 it's pres
ent state and j. t'vence.
"And l further recommend that
all schools and civic organizations
of the city devote part Of their
program to the observance of Navy
and Roosevelt dav and that all flags
be placed and kept at ::ull MAJ: on
all public buildings in the city.
"Done IN the city o; Bismarck this
25th day Of October, 1926"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-25
PLOT TO BRING
ABOUT. RETURN
OF CAROL FOUND
CONTINUED from page one)

\SVasSAtsNS0 AAVU P0SC OtlCy
give up their decision on the question
Of his recall to the throne.
"Since such an act was q direct
attack on constitutional order and
the safety Of the state, Manoilescu,
the agent through whom the letters
were sent, has been arrested and
brought before the court.
"The government is firmly deter
mined to preserve national order and
it will take all necessary measures
to prevent any further attempts Of
q similar nature"
Order PREVAILS
Complete order prevails, but un-
derneath the calm is a feeling Of
undisguised anxiety and uncer-
tainty. The cabinet held several
momentous meetings this morning
in the bedroom Of Premier Bratiano
who is indisposed.
Manoilescu, in whose possession
the police stated were found many
compromising letters to and from
Carol, who is now living II. . suburb
Of Paris, will BE- tried BY military
court martial.
Among the letters seized was one
addressed to Carols mother, Queen
Marie but this letter il presumed
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MARK ETS
BY Associated Press Leased Wire
GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
WHEAT VALUES
HIGHER TODAY
Market Influenced by Upturu
at Liverpool-Corn, Oats,
Provisions Firmer

Chicago, Oct. 25.-lR,-Wheat
values scored an early advance to-
day, influenced by an upturn at Liv-
erpool and by confirmation that
European import requirements this
year will be liberal Besides, North
American export business Overnight
was said to be Of god volume.
Opening i2@Ss cent higher, wheat
subsequently showed additional
gains. Corn, oats and provisions
were likewise firmer. Corn started
at Il cent off to Il cent up, sagged
little and then rose all around to
abve yesterdays finish.
Despite considerable selling on
northwestern accounts, wheat dis.
played relatively strong tone much
of the time today. In this connec-
ton, special notice was taken Of
acknowledgment from leading
British authority that bread stuff
needs abroad, Germany and Italy in
particular. promised to be on large
scale. Estimates were also on hand
that Australia would furnish a sur
plus Of only 50,O00,OOO bushels COM
pared with 100000 from the
previous crop.
1t was pointed out today that the
European rye crop was nearly 1885,
100000 under the five-year pre-war
average, and that the United States
rye crop is almost negligible in con-
trast with the European shortage.
According to current trade gossip
Germany alone may import an
amount equal to the entire United
States surplus IF rye.
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MinneWaukan Bank
Yeggs Go Westward

Devils Lake, N. D., Oct. 25.-(R
The three bandits who late yester-
day robbed the First National Bank
of Minnewaukan of $4,000 in cash,
$4,000 in Liberty bonds and an UNI
determined amount of travellers
checks, were traced as far as Mad
dock, and the assumption is that
they travelled west, probably towards
Minot, according to M. A. Erickson,
sheriff Of Benson county.
The bandits, driving a large blue
sedan, left Minnewaukan for Brins-
made, the sheriff's posse states, then
turned west to Baker, and the last
seen of the car was while it was
crossing q coulee on the Peter Mad
sen farm, near Maddox. Two boys
on this farm informed the authori-
ties that the bandits then were head
ed westward.