The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-08-27

pire will be taken until after the close
of the war.
A daughter was born to Nine. Gluck,
opera and concert soprano. Nine.
Gluck Cancelled all her contracts for
the coming season, which are worth
$4,000. 1t is said.
BY order Of the postmaster.general
the regulations governing the insur-
ance Of parcel post matter were ex-
banded to include packages valued at
from $50 TO 500.
Municipal Judge John H. Stevenson
OF Portland announced that all habit
ual drunkards brought before him
henceforth would be sentenced to re-
main in Jail until Oregon goes dry on
Jan. i, 1916.
IA device for the salvaging of sub
marine unable to reach the surface is
being tested by naval officers.
In the name of Albanians Of Amer
lea, +, S. Noli, president of the Pan.
Albanian Federation of American Va
ira, appealed TO the entente powers to
prevent partition of Albania by the
Balkan states.
ii1 Jn f. sa
III Grover Hall, member of the Jury
whichlIon May convicted John R.
Lawson, international board member
of khel National Mine Workers Of
America, Of first-degree murder, was
arrested at Ration, N. NJ, on a charge
Of perjury.
~ A. total of 256 known dead among
the residents of southeast Texas coast
pointsrand crews of wrecked craft Of
sll kinds and 65 persons missing IL
the toll OF human life taken by the
recent storm.
j., lkHA
N The recent appeal from the British
war office for more soldiers has been
metrwith such an increase in recruit
ing that the Australian government
twill be able to double the October and
November enlistments.
u Headquarters of the foreign legion
at Lyons reports that there are Is
Americans on the roll Of the First
regiment.
A midnight elopement to Chicago
was stopped at Peoria railroad sta,
ton by Mrs, Catherine Schnebly, who
caused the arrest OF Floyd M. Kepner
as he was preparing to board the train
with her daughter, Miss Virginia
Schnebly.
David Lloyd-George, minister OF mu.
nithons, announces that his depart
ment has taken over 100 more estab.
lishments for the production of war
munitions, making = total Of s25.
Gen. CarranZa reports the capture
OF Durango in the following message:
Il have just received telegraphic ad.
vices that Gen. Domingo Arrita has
captured the city of Durango"
Harry Hhaw retains his fastidious.
ness in the matter of clothes. He
gave an order for 40 new suits.
The Russian embassy announces
that by decree of the emperor young
men of the class of 1916 have been
called to the colors, dating from
Aug. 20.
Elihu Root Of New York was unani
mously elected president of the Amer
lean Bar association.
Three negroes were lynched by q
mob near Hope Hull, Ala.
Increased demand for coal has re
suited in the working forces at more
than a dozen mines In the Pittsbure
district being augmented by about
1900 men.
Mrs. Robert Ftzsimmons denied q
story printed recently that she had
deserted her husband. She said Bob
would be with her in Los Angeles in
week.
In connection with his investigation
Of alleged German activities in Amer
ica he can see mo cause for immedi
ate action" Attorney-General Gregory
said.
William R. King of Memphis filed q
voluntary petition in bankruptcy. His
liabilities are listed at sSS7,256.
Chancellor Backes has appointed
Chauncey G. Parker OF Newark, N. ].
receiver for the international Mercan
tile Marine company.
Ground was broken on the 18th fol
the erection of the new interior de
partment building at Washington.
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John higgins. negro. So years old
was lynched at cambridge, Ca, by q
posse.
Rudolph S. Harley, 1O1 years old, IL
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