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WARFARE At SEA.

AUGUST.
6. British cruiser Amphion sunk by a
German mine: 131 men drowned.
a. German auxiliary cruiser Kaiser VII.
helm der Crosse sunk by British
cruiser Highflyer of the coast of
Africa.
a British fleet destroyed s German war
ships on Helgoland.
sEPrEMBER.
Z. British cruiser Pathfinder sunk by
German submarine in North sea.
IL British auxiliary cruiser Carmanla
sunk the German cruiser Cap Trafal-
gar OF South America.
q German submarine U-9 sunk the Brit.
fish armored cruisers Aboukir Cressy
and Hogue by torpedoes In the North
sea.
II. Russian cruiser Pallada sunk in the
Baltic by German submarine.
Is. British cruiser Hawke sunk In the
North sea by German submarine U-9
u. British cruiser Undaunted. with four
= destroyers. sank four German destroy
ers off the Dutch coast.
Is. British submarine E3 sunk by Ger
man warship in the North sea.
n. British battleship Audacious wrecked
OF the coast of Ireland. in the North
sea, by contact with German sub
marine mine.
"a. German cruiser Emden sank the Rus
sign cruiser Jemtchug and n French
destroyer at Penang. British Straits
settlement.
y. Turkish warshps Goeben and BresIau
sank two Russian warships In the
Black sea: Turkish torpedo boats
raided harbor OF Odessa and sank a
Russian gunboat. and Turkish cruis-
er bombarded Sebastopol.
q. German submarine sank the British
cruiser Hermes in the strait OF Dover.
NOVEMBER.
L Battle on Chile between the German
cruisers Scharnhorst. Gneisenau. Lett
zig and Dresden and the British Good
Hope. Monmouth and Glasgow. Good
Hope and Monmouth destroyed.
& British submarine DIS sunk by Ger
man mine in the North sea.
I. German cruiser Yorck sunk by a
British mine in Jade bay. North sea.
3 German cruiser Einden destroyed at
Cocos islands. Indian ocean. by Brit
,ish cruiser Sydney.
IL. German submarine sank British tor
pedo boat Niger Off Deal. England.
Japanese torpedo boat 30 sunk by a
mine in Kiauchau bay. China.
torpedo boat of Westende. Belgian
coast.
z. German submarine U-1S sunk by Brit
ish ,warship or Scotland.
y. British 5000 ton battleship Bulwark
sunk by explosion at Sheerness. Eng
land: about 500 lives lost.
DECEMBER
& In action off Falkland islands. in the
Atlantic. Sturdee.s British squadron
defeated Specs German squadron.
sinking the cruisers Scharnhorst.
Gneisenau Leipzig and Nurnberg. with
q loss Of 1925 to the vanquqished fleet.
q British submarine Bill tOrpedoed
Turkish battlesbip Messudieh in the
Dardaneiies.
y. German warships sheiled Scarborough
and Hartlepool on the coast OF Eng.
land.
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callers Monday at Charley Bandow's.
Walter Miller aud brothers were Wis
itors Friday at the Fred Miller home
! John Bandow spent Sunday after.
noon at the Tom lochimsen home.
MI. and Mrs Ben Fritz and son
spent Sunday ut the latter's parental
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Bandow Sun
dayed at the home OF Mi. and MIS-
Henry Mcrd,lorst.
Richard Nelson was Il caller on bust
mesa Sunday morning at the Albert
Bandow home.
Hans Jurgenson and Pauline Asnus
we're callers Sunday at the home ol
Nj. and Mrs. Scigfried ,Wcnael.
August Bandow spent several days
at the A. Bandow home the first ol
the week.
Mrs. Anna Segebart and son. Carl
and Miss Minnie Neumann were Den
ison shoppers Wednesday.
Mr. Otto Christensen, OF Denson
spent several days visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. August Wienbrandt
last week.
Mrs. Ed. Mc('utcheOn was a shopper
in Denison Tuesday.
Nh and Mrs. Louie Bandow and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boyens
and family were entertained at the
Albert Bandow home Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lapel and Harry
Boyens were callers Tuesday in Den
isOn.
Miss Greta Odcfy. who has been as
sisting Mrs. Fred Odefy with house
work several weeks, returned to her
home in Denison last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Segebart and
son spent Christmas eve at the home
OF the latter.
Harry Boyens was trapsactins bust
ness at the Hans Voss home Wcdnes-
day.
Quite !, number of east Boyer people
went to Denison Thursday evening to
attend church.
August and Albert Wienbrandt and
sister, Celia attended church at Den
ison Friday.
Mrs. Anna Segcbart and sons, anu
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by Great Britain as war measure
Germany reported that she held as pris-
oners Of war 5.4N officers. including q
generals. and POI ,46s men.
q Second revolt Of the Beers in South
Africa against British rule Former
Boer generals De Wet and Beyers
appeared at the head Of this move
ment.
90 Turkish government severed commu-
nication with Great Britain: also de-
clared war on Russia.
NOVEMBER.
s. France and Great Britain declared
war on Turkey.
z. Japanese captured Tslngtao. China.
after the siege OF IS days: German
loss. 2.sOO prisoners.
.. Turkish troops crossed the frontier
h into Egypt
q. British aeriai squadron dropped bombs
y, on a Zeppelin factory at Friederichn-
haven.
DECEMBER.
Z Allied airship dropped bombs upon the
famous Krupp gunworks Essen.
Austrians captured Belgrade. capital Of
servia. after siege Of l2G ''vs.
II Servians recaptured Belgrade from
Austrians.
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THE RUSSIAN FRONTIER.

AUGUST.
3 Russians invaded East Prussia.
= Germans invaded Russian Poland.
srPrEMBER
!. Germans defeated Russian invaders
Ut Allenstein and Tannenberg. East
Prussia. capturing many prisoners.
& Austrians abandoned Lemberg, Ga
licia. to the Russians.
OCTOBER.
70. The prolonged battle OF the vlstula
in Gallcia, ended In Russian success.
n. German troops within ten miles OF
Warsaw, Poland. retreated.
q. Austro-German forces continued to
hold the forts At PrzemysL Galicia,
against the Russian besegers.
NOVEMBER.
( Battles on the Russian-Turkish from
tier.
L Cossacks crossed the German frontier
into Posen.
n Continuous battle in East Prussia.
Germans repulsed Russians around
Soidau.
~. Germans defeated the Russians south
Of kutno. Poland.
DECEMBER.
Z Russians captured Plock. on the Vs.
tuia, in Poland.
q Fierce and decisive attack on LC1s,
Poland. BY Germans.
9 Russians abandoned Lode, POLAND, -
the 0ermans
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MISCELLANEOUS


FEBRUARY.
l. Peruvian revolutionists deposed Prem
ident Gu!llermo Billinghurst.
MARCH.
II. CASTOR Calmette. editor Paris Figaro,
shot dead by Mme Caillaux. wife Of
the French minister Of finance.
II. Memorial exercises to United States
sailors killed at Vera CRUZ at the
Brooklyn navy yard: President VIII
Son took leading part
JUNE.
g. The 1900 ton steamship Alliance pass
ed through the Gatum locks of the
Panama canal on a test.
3. II. B. Claf1n & Co., great wholesale
dry goods concern also holding COM
pany for numerous retail stores. placed
in hands of receivers with liabilities
OF $34.0OO.OOO.
]. The use of liquor on shipboard In
the United States navy was prohibited
by order of Secretary of Navy Daniels.
q. The Cape Cod canal, constructed at
cost of sl2.0oO.O00 was opened to
ships.
81. Owing to the war events In Europe
the New York Stock Exchange closed
for the first time since 1873 (Plack
friday.
Jean Leon Jaures. the noted Socialist
leader of France. assassinated In
Paris.
AUGUST.
IL The International Harvester company
declared an illegal monopoly and or
dered to dissolve.
Is. Panama canal formerly opened to
commerce. Steamer Ancon passed
from ocean to ocean in ten hours.
81. Conclave of cardinals opened al Rome
to elect successor to Pope Plus X
SEPTEMBER.
I. Official name of st. Petersburg, Rus
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Mr. and Mrs Frank Segebart and fam
lily and Charley BandOw and family
were entertained at Christmas dinner
at the Ben Fritz home.
A number of East Boyer people at
tended the dance Friday evening at
the Five Mile house.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Masil and chill
dren took Christmas dinner with Perry
Copeland and family near Manila.
Harry Boyens and Albert Bandow
we're greeting old friends at Manning
Saturday.
Herbert Bandow spent several days
with his cousin, August Bandow last
week.
b Willie Segebart called Thursday
evening at the home of his uncle,
Charley BandOw.
Mrs. Anna Segebart and son, Carl.
spent Christmas eve at the Frank
Segebart home.
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BELGIUM AND FRANCE.

AUGUST.
/ German troops crossed the Belgian
border.
j. French troops invaded German prov
ince OF Alsace. 1871
Germans occupied Liege. Belgium.
L Belgian capital removed from Brus-
sells to Antwerp. Battles In Lorraine.
l Germans occupied Brussels and at
tackled Namur. Belgium.
Germans captured Namur and At
tackled Mons.
British and French retreated from
Cambria. France. after q battle.
City. Of Louvain. Belgium; sacked and
burned by Germans J -. i ~.
sEPTEMRER,
! French government Transferred from
Paris TO Bordeaux.
Rheims occupied BY German troops.
Germans 3 miles from Paris on the
north and 20 on the east
German right wing. commanded BY
Gen. Won Kluck. attacked on the
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Gutierrez was elected provisional pres
ident Of Mexico by the national con-
vention. :
g. Carranza, chief OF the Mexican Ma
tionals. defied the national convention
Is. Villa took in control Provisional Rrea-
ident Gutierrez and cabinet.
-. Villas army occupied Queretaro.
3. United States forces evacuated Vera
Cruz.
IS. zapata's troops took possession Of the
Mexican capital.
DECEMBER.
4 Gutierrez. president OF Mexico. en-
tered the capital protected by troops
of Villa and Zapata.
s Salazar and Campo, two former gen.
erals under Huerta, proclaimed a rev.
olution in Mexico. W" y
8. United States REINFORCED the troops
on the Arizona border to protect
American interests.
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r. X. Lewis, of ottumwa, Tells How
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4
Z Action. began on the Aisne between
British and Germans around Scissors.
where Won Huck's retiring Germans
faced about. s,,s. ~.
" Rheims ,reoccupied by the allies.
%. German artillery. bombarded Rheims.
b Germans laid siege to Antwerp. Bel
gums temporary capital.
sS oCfoDER. st
Z Germans ,bexaA bombardment Of Ant
werp. shells reaching various parts
Of the city.
q Capture Of Antwerp by the Germans
=. Germans took possession Of Ostend.
~ BelGian troops flooded the German
lines on User, river by cutting the
bikes and compelled the Germans to
retreat
~, F5lG NOVEMBER.
y Germans captured Dixmude. Belgium.
z Germans crossed the Ypres canal 1t
two pelDta dsfAatipgs the allies.
3 Germans forced back north Of User
canal
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Durable by Special
Treatment

In this lspeealize. Harm Daniels.
of Wooden, Iowa. had such severe
pains in the head he was incapaci-
tated.
DR.. Weber treated his sose and eyes
and he feels like u new person.
VIM. Rnrrman. cashier OF N. w.
Savings Bank OF Davenport, had such
severe pains in the eyes and head he
could not go to the bank. He says:
Or. A. III. Weber treated my eyes
asd cured me after two other doctors
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right Doctor"
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Worlds War Sun,';' a,ized
Under Many Topical Heads
Events In France, Bel
GUM and Along the
Russian Frontier.
MIscELI ANEous.

JUNE.
q. Archduke Francis Ferdinand. heir to
the Austrian throne. and his morga-
natic wife. Duchess OF HohenberE.
assassinated by Gavrio Prinzip. q
Bosnian student. while public guests
at Sarajevo. Bosnia.
AUGUST.
ls Japan demanded that Germany evac-
uate Kiauchau. China.
26. Austria declared war on Japan. Yep
pelin airships dropped bombs on Ant
werp.
%. German aviator dropped bombs on
Paris.
SEPTEMBER.
Z Japanese landed at Lungkow, China.
to attack the Germans at kiauchau.
OCTOBER.
Japanese bombarded Tsingtao. German
seaport OF Kiauchau. China.
Z British losses reported from Sept. u
to Oct. showed that SCI officers and
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MEXICO

FEBRUARY.
8. United States embargo on shipment
of arms and munitions of war to Mex
leo lifted by executive order.
APRIL.
7, 2 Mexican rebels captured Torreon aft
X err battle Of II days duration and loss
of 1000 killed and wounded.
y. Hucrta refused TO salute the United
4 States flag.
70. President Wilson delivered warlise
Il message on the Mexican situation to
congress and received authority 10 uss
Il force against Huerta. Americans
warned to leave Mexico,
q. American warships captured Vera
Cruz. losing II killed and 81 Wounded.
Mexican loss III killed. 1875 wounded.
q. United States troops ordered 70 Vera
Cruz Head OF the United States Is-
CATION left the Mexican capital
Is. ArgentinS. Brazil and Chile Offered
to mediate between the United States
and Mexico
u. Mexico accepted mediation
MAY
u. Mexican rebels captured ,TampicO.
Co. Mexican mediation congress met St
Niagara Falls.
JUNE.
u. a. Is. Z. nlcdiatorS signed peace pre-
tocol at Niagara Falls. The protocol
provides for provisional government
in Mexico and its recognition by the
United States and the mediatin. pow.
ers. Argentina. Brazil and Chile
JULY.
IL. Gen. Victoriano Huerta resigned his
office as provisional president.
AUGUST.
10 Carbajal. provisional president. 70.
signed.
20 Gen. venustiano Carranza. chief Of
the Mexican revolution, entered the
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12.N0 men had fall
len in the battles
in France. chiefly
on the Marne-
Aisne line.
. zeppelin airships
dropped bombs on
Paris.
Beers in South
Africa rebelled
against British
rule and started
n new republic.
The United States
demanded the re-
lease of the Stand
ard Oil company
steamer John ID.
Rockefeller. which
a =
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When prohibit Eon and woman SUI
frage amendments come up, keen
sense of duty will probably lead some
congressman to absent themselves
from the capitol, and spend the day
visiting the government departments.
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LILY u MeA}-
co as prov!-
sional pre- 81
dent of the re-
public.
sEPTEM BIER.
Gen. Villa. the
Mexican Con
stituti onalist
lea d G r. re-
nounced Car.
rama. acting,
president OF
NJ 9 xico, as
head of the
party.
OCTOBER. /.
exican ma
tional conven-
ton OF dele
gates proclaim
ed itself SOW
creign ruler OF
Mexico.
NOVEMBER.
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march and forced
70 retreat.
Battle began on
line OF river
Marine. east OF
Parts. between
Won Kluck's col
umn retiring east.
ward and allies.
commanded ny
Gen. Paul Pau. in
pursuit.
. Germans captur-
"a aMaubeu
France. near the
Fran Cob elgian
border. IA
q or m q n . retired
from Marine to-
ward the Aisne.
British army. led
by Sir 10 h n
French. crossed
theMarns In pur-
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After the housewife gets home with
her purchases of woolen goods, she
frequently concludes that she has Civ
en- substantial help to the Buy cotton
movements.
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Some of the railroads may be giving
up dining cars, but the truly vital
question is as to whether there is any
butter in the ham sandwiches.
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oPchSu III ave" rope IoeHeulCt @Av.
York city.
u. Close Of the "Star Spangled Banner
centennial in Baltimore.
OCTOBER.
l. Day Of prayer for peace as appointed
by President Wilson.
q. Prinzip, who assassinated Arclduke
Francis Ferdinand of Austria, in Bos-
MIA. on June IS. 1914. sentenced to ~
years Imprisonment for the crime: 4
Of his fellow conspirators were sem
fenced to death and others from 3
years to life.
NOVEMBER.
N Federal reserve banks opened, releas-
ing $3.50. 100000 for loans.
DECEMBER.
L. New York Stock Exchange opens for
trading in stocks after suspension e
III days.
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STA. changed to
Petrograd.
s. Newly elected
pope crowned at
Rome as Bene-
q dict XIV.
Notorious Moroc-
can bandit. Melai
Ahmed ben Mo-
manned err Raj
suli. died near
Gibraltar. Spain.
& Centennial cele-
bration of the
Star SpangIed
Banner" hymn
begun at Balti-
more.
2. The largest and
finest postomce
in tine W orld
opened in New
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HEADACHE.

80 per cent are caused by eye trou
bic and some of Che many forms of
catarrh.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-01
Production

In discussing the turquOis deposits of the world, it will be necessary to consider but four regions which have furnished practically the worlds sup ply of this mineral since the begin ming of time. These are the Sinai peninsula; the deposits near Nish- apur in Persia scarcely known To- calities in central Asia (Tibet and China); and the mines within the southwestern portion of the United States.
 But little can be said of the pro- duction of the Sinai deposits. The mines were extensively and system atically worked under Egyptian con- dynasty, and during this period a great quantity of gem material was obtained. At intervals, for many thousand years, the natives of the peninsula secured turquoises here, part of which reached Egypt and the continent. Since 1885 the Sinai stones have occasionally made some impress upon the turquois trade (be- ing known as Egyptian turquois), pul tHlS SouIce HdS never dSSuHleu any great importance in modern times.
 It is impossible to approximate the
 total production of the famous mines near Nshapur, in Persia. It is | neither known when first they were operated, nor are there records, until recently, of their output. It is cer- tain, however, that for the past
 thousand years they have supplied nearly all the turquois used in Eu- | rope and, until two decades ago. in
 America. Their production, there fore, must have been enormous
 amounting to millions of dollars. For
 the past thirty years the output has
 varied considerably, but probably
Arizona republican., 1914-03-01
Deposits in the United States

The productive deposits of tur- Guois in the United States are con- fined to five states-New Mexico,
 Arizona, Nevada Colorado and Cali fornia; and practically every local ity. that has in modern times yielded
 this precious stone. was exploited of old by the Indians. In the Cerrillos hills of New Mexico, in particular. are extensive excavations made in pre-Spanish times. These workings alone supplied immense quantities of turquois to the aborigines of the southwest and were probably the abundantly used by the ancient Az tees and allied peoples.
 The recent domestic production has been very irregular. During certain years large output has come from
 a few important mines, while in oth- CT years many deposits have shared in the production. Of late, turquois matrix has been in great demand
 and the large quantities mined have
 resulted in overproduction. For this reason, and because turquois is tenn | porarily out of vogue, many mines | are at present closed. According to statistics gathered by the United States geological survey, the value of
 the production in the United States | from 1883 to 1911 was $1,946,4 ,460 The | figure quoted represents the value of
 the rough turquois as purchased by I dealers. The value of the cut gems would be several times as great.
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skill in judging quality and knowl- edge of market conditions.

skill in judging quality and knowl-
 edge of market conditions.
 At present turquois is somewhat
 out of fashion in the United States
 and not very popular In conse-
 quence, it's market value is down,
 and s10 per carat for the best quail
 ity is a good price This applies only
 to stones of few carats weight: larger ones of the finest grade are worth more per carat. Inferior stones can be assigned no fixed value. Turquois matrix. according to quality, brings about s1 per carat Frequently, however, matrix stones are sold without specific reference to weight. and command from 50
 cents to $5 each. In Europe the best quality turquois is worth about $12.5 per carat.
 Arizona has an important turquois deposit at Mineral Park, Mohave county, and which at present is in litigation. It is also found in Co., chise county. Both deposits have