Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-12-08

Say that Queensland CaYaifyman named Sing holds the record among the Australian troops as sniper. Up to the first of September Sing had shot 91 Turks.
 In what it calls authoritative state ment," a Zurich, Switzerland, paper declares the central powers have de- cided to create an independent king dom of Albania bordering on Austria, Bulgaria and Greece.
 The Driggs-Seabury Ordnance cor poration of Sharon, Pa, has acquired the Savage Arms Co., of Utica, N Y. The latter company manufactures all kinds of side arms
 
 For the third time in a day, an automobile started of it's own accord on the main street of Summit, $. D., and created a panic. A haltering ordi- nance is proposed.
 Increases in rates on bituminous coal amounting generally to 10 cents ton from Illinois mines to Missis- sippi river crossings were approved by the interstate commerce commits sion.
 Edward Wise, carpenter, fell 600 feet down the shaft of a mine at Johnston City, H., and was killed.
 
 About 60 employees and patrons of an alleged lottery shop operated in Southport, Jefferson parish, La, were taken into custody by state militia, which raided the place on orders from Gov. Hall.
 Col. Maitland of the royal naval air service jumped with parachute from an aeroplane which was 10000 feet in the air. He landed safely.
 Ten million cigarettes. 24O, ,oOO pounds of -pipe--teAe-eo and 50,O00 pipes is the imposing total of Mrs. George Washington Lopp's contribu- tion to the smokers of the French army.
 The deer hunting season in Wiscon- sin has closed and the total death list of hunters was five this year, the low est record for any one season in the history of hunting in the north woods. An operator for the Federal Wire less Telegraph Go. at Honolulu picked up messages being transmitted from Nauen, Prussia, to Tuckertown, N. J., 5000 miles away.
 Edward Marx, 72 years old retired capitalist, killed himself in his apart ments at New Orleans, La, by sever ing his jugular vein
 The United States has asked Great Britain what explanation it has for boarding and searching the Zealandia within the neutral port of Progresso. Lee J. Rountree of Georgetown. Tex, president of the National Edi- torial association, issued call for the thirty-first annual convention of the organization to be held in New foTk June IS 10 2S, 1916.
 A. J. Baird, former teller of the First National Bank of Hugo. Ok. pleaded guilty to embedding S14,15O and he was sentenced to five years Imprisonment
 American publishers of the Bible ara for tha firct fir,,a coII;,r D;b1oc the British, French, Russian, South African and Australian markets.
 Gov. Dunne decided not to call supplemental extraordinary session of the legislature.
 Mrs. Bridget J. Bendall asked for divorce from her husband, Lawrence Bendall, because he got drunk 700 times in two years.
 
 In rioting which occurred at the opening of the Judson cotton mill, Greenville, s. C., David Freese, a striking operative, was fatally stabbed
 
 Robert Powell, aged years, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Powell of Roby, Ill, became wedged in five-gallon lard can in the back yard of his home and died before he was found by his parents.
 Capt N. A. Marshall, ST years old, has been married at Daytona, Fla, to Miss Elsie Stevenson, IF.
 
 The Rev. Frederick Kreiger of New Britain, Conn.,, who has been engaged Tn missionary work in British East Africa, is being detained in a British prison camu in India on the suspicion that he is a German spy.
 The Japanese naval estimates for 1916 total about 100000, ,000 yen (hbout s5e,000, ,000), decrease of S30eo,o90 yen from the 1915 budget. kzsszz.z9zzas.