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The Forrest City times., 1901-11-22
Had InNeAflnenf

Theodore-It's ali right, darling. No.
met your father. and we took to enc a I've. ave
at once He even went so far as 10 ba ,-.ler
ten dollars OF me. Surely, he can't NV
rne your hand after that. u.e
Edith--Dory, I'm afraid you've mad.
mess OF it. Pa told me about the ten = :
lars, and said I'd better let you slide. 40, Go'
you were too assy.-Boston franscrint 'Na'
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-22
Just the Man

II say" said the business man - a.
detective. Some fellow has been renrs.. me
ing himself as a collector OF ours. n .s mt
been taking IN more money than an, "a. uas
E.en we have. and | want him colIafs5t "o
quickly ~ you can as
"All rigat; III have him in Jail in L..
than a week. ess
Great Scott. man! I don't wan. - -.
him in jail; | want to engage him ''Nbtoua'
tan TrauSrrint DOs-
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-22
A Southwestern joke

Hank Suffering from ennui)-Any.
thing turned up, Scars?
Sears--Nothin' turned up. 'cept the
oes on the dude what called Rube a
lar bit ago.-Harlem Life.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-22
MRS. H. F. ROBERTS
Says to All Sick Women: "Giye
Mrs. Pinkham a Chance, l
Know She Can Help You as
She Did Me-"

DEAR Mrs. PISKuAM The world
praises great reformers; their names
and flames are in the ears of everybody,
and the pubsic press helps spread the
good tidinSs. Among them all Lydia
u. Pinkham's name goes TO nosferitv
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-22

a nan wao plays cards for a living never
has any. hlns except tae backacae-Ate5i.
son Globe
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-22

God is on the SIDE Of virtue; Tor whoevs,
breads punishment suffers it, and whoever
deserves Is dr-ais it.-Colton
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-22

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES do no.
spot, streak or give your goods an un.
evenly dyed appearance.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-22
DubfDuS


Quericus-Is he out OF dangers
CynicLs-0h. no. The doctors are sin
treating hIm.-Juige '''lI
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-22

&s;HeRe(ominq.
g, s,Aslos osUNscS

INT il most time
FOR Lefty TO be
= father
asked Mrs. Har-
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-22

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. AT
druggists refund money fit fails 70 cure. &c
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-22

puOI oi gobO iHlh4S entered with her.
Turing John TO the Kitchen in her
wake.
Il haven't had chance 10 tell YOU
something important he said. in an
undertone, drawing her 10 the win
dow. II had an hour between trains.
so l ran down to see the real estate
man in whose charge you have put
the new house. What do yon suppose
he told me? Nothing less than that
he has found purchaser already,
There's hustler for you, Such speed
is positively unheard of"
Letitia grew a little pale. and her
lip quivered Did he say who had
bought it?" she asked
Il jotted the name down some
where. Oh, here it Ellsworth.
Robert Ellsworth"
For a moment, Letitia looked m
him with incredulous eyes. then the
color rushed TO her cheeks. THAT
turkey must be scorching," She muir
INJURED. turning hastily away. But
John looked after her with specula-
tive eyes. The turkey was not
scorched, but done to a delectable
brown. and John bore it in triumph
10 the table.
With her hand clasped in her
mothers. Letitia bent her head for
the blessing: Dear Father. we thank
Thee for Thy great goodness to us
for the love that gladdens all our
days Mr.. Harlow's voice grew more
tender. BLESS to rs, this home-eom.
lng' for Christ's sake, amen."-Good
Housekeeping.
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Sept. s.-Corporation reform act, granting
Sel1-goyeIsnnent to towns. denied l1 slnee
parliament.
1886.
July-The first railway opened IN Canada
Modern germ theory of disease first sug-
gested by discovery of yeast plant by
been put to practical use by such men as
Pasteur, Koch, Lister and many others
1887.
June S0--King William ". Of England
died Succeeded by. his niece. Princess
Alexandrina Victoria The crowns OF
England and Hanover separates.
First railway line in Russia opened. 1t ran
from St Petersburg to Charsko-Selo-
1885.
June Reformation of Alexandria Vic
toria as queen of England.
First telegraph line set up in Great Brit
ain on line of Great Western railway by
1880.
March Opium war between China and
Aug. S1NCariist revolution in Spain
crushed. It had lasted five years and
cost 300. 900 lives.
Louis Jacques Maude Daguerre patented
his process of photography in England.
During the previous year the French gov
eminent had voted him life pension of
5000 francs a year if he would publish
without patent1ng his process in France
1910.
Feb. 1O-Queen Victoria married, to her
cousin, Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg.
Dec. 15-Remains of Napoleon l. inferred
in Paris.
Aug. 2O-Large English expedition began
the ascent of the Niger river for the pur-
pose OF establishing an English colony
among the coIonists and the three yes
sells carrying the expedition were forced
to return to the coast
Nov. 2-Afghanistan rebe1led against Eng
land. During this rebellion the English
ambassadors were murdered and the
greater part of the English army of oc-
cupation, numbering $4,000 persons, were
Nov. 9-Prince of Wales born.
1912.
Febao5Algeria annexed to France.
May 30-.Attempted assassination of Queen
july Of the sa@e yeaf and agan T aa
Aug. 29-Peace treaty between England and
China signed at Marking, China. This
treaty opened the first ports of China to
the trade of the world.
1913.
July 27-Canto China opened to the Brit
ish in &c compliance mp with treaty of peace Of
Aug. 20, 1912.
1914.
including the O'Connels, father and son,
found guilty.
as45.
Dec. 1.-THE Sikh war began in India
against the British
During the year the Danish possessions in
India were purchased by England.
The Sahara desert explored during the year
by James Richardson, of England.
1916.
June 26-Corn laws of England repealed by
parliament. This was practically the be-
ginning of English free trade as it exists
to-day.
1s47.
Nov. -ChlOrOform first used as an anaeS-
thetic by Sir James Young Simpson, of
Edinburgh.
1S4S.
Jan. 2S-Frederick VII. of Denmark pro-
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IuI1e % 49, March II = French
government took, measures to suppress
the mobs in Paris. This was the begin
ming of the French civil war.
March 21-First diet of new German en-
pire assembled at Berlin. 1t formed a
new German constitution
April eighth census of the United King
dom taken; population 81 81, Jos.
Nav 2S-Iast of the French insurgents sur
rendered. This short civil war In France
cost many thousands of lives and left
one-third OF Paris in ashes. Eighteen
thousand rebels were shot after they
had surrendered.
July 3-ItaIian government moved to Rome
Nov 1O-Henry NJ. Stanley found Dr. I4fY-
ingstone at Ujiji, Central Africa
1874.
March Schools of Germany taken from
the control of the churches and entrust-
ed to officials OF the state
June 12-First railway IN Japan opened
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from Beers that British must withdraw
troops from South Africa
France, died.
April 1S-The Hague peace conferences
opened; Is countries represented
June 2eGovernment of India adopts gold
AfIe. I90Capt. Dreyfus pardoned by French
president. He had been convicted of high
treason by new court-maTtiaI and sen
fenced to 10 years Imprisonment
Oct 12-BOors invaded Natal.
oct 12-War began between England ana
south African Republic and Orange Free
NOV ETripartite agreement between Unit
cd States Great Britain and Germany
over Samoa abolished; U. 8. guaranteed
possession of island of Tutuila-
Nov. 15-English, under Gen Butler, Qeleat-
ed by Beers at Colenso, Natal Br1tsn
loss, 1,097.
Feb. H-Gen.- Cronje surrendered Boer
army of 4, 600 men to Gen. ROBERTS.
Feb. -2S-Siege of Ladysmith raised by Cen
HFsV I7tsiege of Mafeking raised.
Ilsne 5-Brirish army captured Pretoria
June 1O-Foreign legations IN Pektng be-
T,1ps 1s-German Minister Baron Won Ket-
teller murdered at Picking
Tune ZT-AdmiraI Seymour s column OF aI-
lied troops for relief of legations Ia
JI1nf sOoAlIied troops defeated Chinese at
battle OF Tientsin; z. 900 Chinese siam.
July z9-King Humbert OF itaIy assSSS1na->
ed: succeeded by Victor ErnmanGel LII
AGIr I7-Foreign legations in Pektng res
cued by allied troops
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Sept. 21-Centra1 American states declared
their independence of Spain.
1922.
Jan. 27-Independence of Greece proclaimed.
April 11-Turks massacred 10000 inhab-
itants of Chios island, Greece.
Sept. 7--Brazl declared its independence
Dec. 1-Pedor I. crowned first emperor of
1928.
March 26-Augustin I. of Mexico compelled
to abdicate, and Mexico proclaimed a re-
public October 4, 1928.
Store despotic rule of King Ferdinand
1924.
April 24-Lord Byron died at Missolonghi.
Aug. EBolivia declared its independence
sept 1S-Louis XVIII of France died.
1925.
May 29-Count of Artois crowned king of
Dec. .1-Emperor Alexander I. of Russia
died. Nicholas I. crowned emperor.
1926.
April educational guard of France dis
June 22-Conference called by Central and
South American states to determine
United States sent representatives.
1927.
July 6-Treaty between England, France
and Russia signed at London to secure
Greek independence.
Aug. S-George Canning, premier of Eng
land, died.
Oct 20-Allied fleet of England, France and
Russia annihilated Turkish and Egyptian
fleet at the Morea.
1928.
April 26-Russia declared war against Tur-
key.
1929.
April 13-Roman Catholic relief bill passed
by British parliament. 1t admitted Cath
olics to parliament and to most civil and
military offices under the crown. BY it's
passage civil war in England and ireland
was aVerted.
June 27-James L. M Smithson, founder of
smithsonian institution, died at Genoa,
Italy.
Sept. 1tTreaty of peace signed between
Russia and Turkey in which Greek in
dependence was acknowledged.
1880.
June 26-King George " of England died
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Sent "a 1S5s way lines, opened.
Nov. 29-Polish rev.
olution against Russia began.
Dec. 17-Gen. Bolivar. hero of South Amer
lean independence, died.
Dec. 26-Belgiums independence acknowl-
edged by allied powers.
1881.
Sept. WARSAW surrendered to Russia and
Polish revolution crushed.
Oct. 9-PreSident Count John Capo d'IStria
of Greece aSSassinated. Greece erected
into constitutional monarchy by allied
powers and Ohio crowned king May z, 1892.
1882.
June First reform bill in England be-
came law. 1t prevented revolution
and gave to the middle classes the SUI
preme political power n the kingdom.
Sept. 21-Sir Walter Scott died in England
1888.
Sept. 29-Ferdinand VII. of Spain died.
1884.
May 1s-Gen. Lafayette died in France.
July 1O-Beginning of Carlist revolution
Aug. T-siavery abolished in British col
onies. Eight hundred thousand slaves
Antiseptic dressing of wounds with car
bolic acid first discovered by Runsa-
1888.
July 2S-An attempt to assassinate Louis
Philippe of France with an internal ma
chine resulted in the death of Marshal
Mortier and nearly 10 other persons, ana
In the Uounding of many others.
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SAoA4A4So Gil per VI Ol
Germany. 7 h i 5
completed the Gre
alton of the new
German empire.
Jan. 2S-PaTis surren-
dered to the Prus-
slams.
Feb. 26-Treaty of
peace signed be-
tween France and
Prussia. T his
treaty ceded to
Prussia nearly all
of Alsace and one
fifth of Lorraine,
demanded the pay
ment of 81, 600, 900, 900
by France to Prus-
STA. This war cost
-1 EA0 nHn IT,
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Il dAASCs UlCu-
April 1S-The Hague
pea C e conference
opened: Is coun-
tries represented.
Tune 3 Retrial Of
Capt. DFeyfus or
dered by French
court of cessation.
Tune 23-GoYernment
of India adopts
gold standard.
Aug. 19-Capt. Drey-
fus pardoned by
FIR e n c h president
He had been con-
Victed of high trea-
son by new court
martial and sem
fenced to 10 years
imnriSOnmeut-
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49, - 80 ~ - II - W VII
Stitution, m a kin e
the government a
constitutional in
stead of an abso-
lutte monarchy.
'eb. 24-Louis Phil
ippe compelled to
abdicate Fren c h
throne and the Sec
ond French repUb-
lie formed.
,une 22-Rebellion of
Paris communists
against the repub-
lie began. 1t last
ed but four days,
but resulted in the
loss of nearly %, 900
lives and the de-
struction of one
fourth of the city
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1901.

1oOLs
Jan. Legislative union established be-
tween Great Britain and Ireland.
Feb. 9-Treaty of peace between France
March 21-French army in Egypt finally de-
feated by English.
March 2EEmperor Paul of Russia assas-
May 9-St. Domingo republic founded by
Toussaint.
1902.
March 2-Treaty of peace signed at
Amiens between France and Englano:
May 19-French Legion of Honor instituted
Aug. 2NNapoieon elected first consul of
First electric light with carbon points pro-
duced in England.
May 18-England declared war against
France.
steamboat on the River Seine in France.
1t was only partially successful.
1904.
abdicated to become emperor of austria.
Sept. PLANET Juno discovered by M. Hard
ing. 1t is 254, 600 900 miles from the earth.
Dec. 2-Napoleon crowned emperor of
France.
May 26-Na2oleon crowned king of Italy at
Aug. 5-Austria declared war against
oct. 21-English fleet under Nelson de-
stroyed French fleet at Trafalgar. Nelson
Dec 2-Battle of Austerlitz; Russians and
Austrians defeated by Napoleon;
Dec 26-Treaty Of peace signed between
France and Austria at Presburg
1906.
Jan. 23-William Pitt died in England,
May 16-An "order in council issued by
Great Britain declared the whole coast
of Europe under blockade.
Oct. 14-NapoleOn defeated Pruss1ans at
Nov. 21-Berlin decree issued by Napoleon.
1t declared a blockade of the British isles,
ordered all Englishmen in countries oc-
cupied by French troops to be treated as
prisoners of war, forbade all trade in Eng
lish merchandise, and several other
Dec. 36-Turkey declared war against Rus
STA.
1907.
March 25-Abolition of slave trade in Eng
July 7-Treaty of peace signed between
France and Russia at Talsit.
Nov. Russia declared war against Eng
land.
that forbade neutral nations to trade with
France or her allies except under tribute
to England.
Dec. 17-NapoIeon's Milan decree issued.
1t forbade trade with England and her
colonies, and ordered confiscated every
vessel paying tribute or submitting to
English search.
1905.
May 5-Charles ". and son of Spain abdi-
Gated in favor of Napoleon.
July Beginning of peninSular war be-
tween France and Spain.
1909.
March 29-Gustavus ". of Sweden com
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proclaimed m
self dictator in the
name of King Vic
tor E m m a nu Ell.
This was the be-
ginning of the war
for Italian unity.
Oct. 12-French and
English allies cap
ture Picking, China.
Oct. 24-Trea atty of
peace signed at
P ekin G between
E n G l a nd a n d
China.
Dec. 29-The War
rior, t h e first
iron-plated steam
frigate in the Eng
lish n a Wy, " a s
launched. It was
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settlement Oh the bOeES the Trans.
vaal.
1S49
Feb. 8 National assembly of the Roman
republic declared pope's temporal power
March New constitution combining en-
pires of Austria. and Hungary pro-
claimed by Francis Joseph.
July 3-Rome surrendered to the French
and pope restored to temporal power.
1880.
July 2-sir Robert Peel died in London,
Aug. -Tae-ping rebellion began in China.
1881.
March 30-Sixth census of the United King
dom taken; population p, 637. 761.
May First worlds fair opened in Crys-
May Gold discovered in Australia.
Feb. 17-Birthday. of Napoleon T., Aug. Is,
decreed to be the only national holiday
sept 5 14@Duke of wellington died, aged SO.
Dec. 2-French empire restored. Louis
Napoleon crowned emperor of France as
Napoleon III.
1888.
Jan. 29-Louis Napoleon married to Eugene
de Montijo of Spain.
Oct. 5-Turkey declared war against Rus
Crimean war.
1854.
land and France as allies of Turkey.
Oct. 25-Battle of Balaklava fought in the
NOV. Gritty thousand Russians defeated
by $4,000 French and English at battle of
Inkermann.
1855.
Jan. 2S-Railroad across isthmus of Pan
March 2EEmperor Nicholas of Russia died
He was succeeded by his son, Alexan-
der II.
Sept. 9-Sevastopol evacuated by the Rus
slams and occupied by the French and
English.
1856.
March S0-Treaty of peace between Eng
land, France, Sardinia and Turkey and
Russia in Paris. This closed the Crimean
war. The treaty guaranteed the indie
than 1000. 900 men persisted of disease and
Nov 12-Grand Trunk railway of Canada
completed from Quebec to Toronto, $50
miles.
May EMgIttipRy Of sepoys in dndia broke
Aug. 5-First attempt made at laying sub
bay, Ireland. Gable broke and attempt
was abandoned until the following year.
1855.
| Feb. 13-Constitution Of the TransvaaI re-
public proclaimed.
| from the Sepoy rebels. This practically
closed the rebellion in India
| July 2-A1exander II. of Russia issued proc
Iamation freeing Serfs on the imperial do
July z8-PoliticaI disabilities of Jewe in
England relieved by act of parliament.
This was done to permit Nathan Lionel
| Rothschild to take seat in the house of
The first Jew elected to political Office in
England
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tween France and allied powers.
1916.
Jan. 12-Family of Bonaparte excluded for
ever from France by law of amnesty.
July S-Argentine Republic declared its in
dependence of Spain.
First permanent photograph made by aid
Of camera by Joseph Nicephore
Niepce, of Chalons, France.
1917.
Feb. 3-The Green Bag inquiry began in
airy committee made on Feb. 10 resulted
in the suspension of the habeas corpus
act throughout England on Feb. "a.
1913.
June S-Germanic confederation formed
Nov. 17-Queen Charlotte of England died
First percussion caps made in England.
1919.
June 16-District of Hutch in India sunk
a result of severe earthquake. Two
thousand persons buried. During the
same year many thousands persisted from
the same cause in Genoa, Palermo, Rome
and other cities.
1920.
Jan. 2g..King George III. of England died
at Windsor castle, aged 80. His son
crowned as George ". same day.
Feb. 23-Cato-Street conspirators arrested
in England. They had attempted the as
SaSsination of the whole English minis
try because of unpopular acts They
1921
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VI spain. L IQI O100
crowned first en-
peror as AuguStin
l., Sept. "a, 1921.
6-W ar f or
G r e e k independ-
ence began against
Turkey.
5-N a p ole on
died at st. Helena,
aged 50.
July 28 - Peru de-
clared it's independ-
ence of Spain.
Aug. 7-Queen Caro-
lin e of England
died of a broken
heart. Her hus-
band, George ",
refused to permit
of her coronation
as his cOnSOrt.
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Il co. Zb-Zf - EnS1lS n
defeated b y t h e
Beers at battle of
Majuba hill.
March 10 = Gar
Alexander II. Of
Russia assassin
ated by nihilistS
in ST. Petersburg.
Alexander III. pro-
claimed emperor
March II.
May 22-KingdOm of
Roumania eStab-
lished by corona
ton of Prince
Charles as king.
May-W ork begun
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j
Germany, passed by first German parIia-
ments published.
1873.
Jan. 9-Emperor Napoleon III. of France
died in England.
Feb. liking Amadeus of Spain abdicated
and republic was established.
June 29-Foreign ministers first received by
the emperor of China.
sept 5-1aSt inStai1ment OF the Franco
Prussian war indemnity paid by France
70 Germaany' and German troops left
Oct S1-An American schooner, virginius,
with Cuban insurgent expedition. cap
and six British of the expedition shot
Nov. Al.
Dec. 31-Prince Alfonso, son of ex-Queen
Isabella, proclaimed king of Spain. This
ended the Spanish republic and put a stop
to the bloody civil wars.
1878.
July-Peasants of Herzegovina rebelled
agin1inSff OTTOMAN g9x sI to resist
in the Turkish provinces of Servia, Bosnia
and Montenegro lasting through 1S76 and
q and the final establishment of the
Balkan states.
June 30-First railway opened in China
from Shanghai to Woosung. II miles. It
superstitions of the natives
Nov. 28-slavery abolished in Turkey.
1877.
Jan. Queen Victoria proclaimed en-
press of India.
Feb 5-Circular issued by Russia de-
claring Ottoman empire a menace to
Europe and to sentiments of humanity
April l2-Transvaal republic annexed to
English dominfons by proclamation.
April 25-F,irst battle of the Russo-Turk-
ish war fought near Batoum the
T,1Da X XT1as+ T,,7io 5oo1-. o7o Ct
lighted by electricity.
Sept. IN. Theirs. first president of
third French republic, died at st. Ger
Dec 9-Turlss defeated by Russians at
battle of Plevna; $4,000 Turks surren-
1878.
Jan s-King Victor 5I,. Emmanuel en- of Italy
Feb. Pope Pious TX died.
Feb. 20-Leo XIII elected pope.
March Treaty of peace signed between
Russo-Turkish war.
April 1S-Three hundred thousand cotton
mill operatives struck in Lancashire,
England, against reduction of wages.
Strike lasted nine months and was par
TALLY successful.
June 13-Congress representing great Eu-
ropean powers met at Berlin to settle
eastern questions growing out of Russo
Turkish war 1t concluded an interna-
tional treaty and adjourned July 3d.
Sept. Edison announcement of his
LlSIAOd O1 6I6CIIlC 11SAllilS produces d
panic in London gas companies stock.
Nov. 16-British began campaign against
ameer of Afghanistan. It was in this
war that Lord Roberts won renown.
1879.
April Peru and Bolivia declared war
against Chill.
May DIR. Livingstone died at Ilala, Cen
trail Africa, aged 60
May 5-England and France assume con-
troll of Egyptian finances.
1880.
Dec. 30-The South African republic pro-
claimed by Kruger, Joubert and Pre-
torius. They had persfstentIy opposed
the English occupation of the land by the
English from the time of its annexation.
1881.
Feb. 24-Work began on the De Lesseps
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pail II permits
ted religious lib
erty, granted gem
eraI freedom and
created Legislative
branch Of the gov
eminent.
March 6-Milan I. of
Servia abdicated In
favor OF his son.
March 1916 - Three
United States and
three German war
V e s s e l 5 and I46
lives lost by vio-
lent storm in Sa-
moan islands.
" a rch - j hn
Bright, Nj. P, died
IN England, aged
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by his brother,
William ".
July q - Beginning
of second French
revolution.
Aug. 2-Char1es x.
of France abdicat-
ed. Louis Philippe,
duke of Orleans,
crowned king Au-
gust 9.
Aug. 20 Belgium's
revolution against
Holland began in
Brussels.
Sept. Is = Liverpool
a n d Manchester
railway, first of
the English rail-
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April Alliance be-
tween England and
A u S t ria against
France formed.
July So - Napoleon
defeated Austrians
at Wagram.
July 6 Pope Plus
VII. captured by
order of Napoleon
and carried pris-
oner to France.
Sept. 17-Treaty of
o e a C e between
Sweden and Rus
STA signed at Fred
ericksham.
Oct. 14-Treaty of
ooa0a between Ans