Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-09-01
NEWS IF THE WEEK
 FROM OVER WORLD
HAPPENINGS IN OUR OWN AND OTHER COUNTRIES
 BRIEFLY TOLD.
SHORT ITEMS FOR BUSY MEN
Weeks News condensations Re. viewed Without Comment-All Nations Find Somewhat to
 6dify and instruct.

British Ambassador Spring-Rice has been formally notified of the United States opposition to the cotton contra band decree.
 Servian batteries have effectively shelled the Austrians at several points along the frontier, the war of flee announced.
 LieutenantGe General Nelson A. Miles, U. S. A, is to be invited to serve as grand marshal of the national c. A. R. encampment parade to be held in Washington Sept. 9.
 
 Electricity will be tried by the Union County (N. J. Mosquito Exter- imitation commission as a means of doing away with the insects.
 Dispatches received from Salonih state that Turkish mobs have at tackled the American embassy at the Ottoman capital three times in at tempts to capture Italians who took refuge there.
 Joseph Michaels, 26, of Eau Claire, Wis, insists that he has found brand new remedy for felons. His cure is to soak his finger in car bolic acid for a couple of hours. The felon came off, and so did the finger. Five nection with the investigation into the lynching of John Slovak at Sinner. Tex
 Miss Helen Grace, an aeronaut, was killed at Stanton, Wis, while making a balloon ascension. She slipped from her trapeze and dropped about 90 feet Lewis l.. Riss of Belleville, N. J., suffered broken ankle and before he could crawl half mile to the nearest aid mosquitoes had bitten him into in- sensibility. He was fouLd in time to save his life
 Killing frosts fell in northern Min nesota- north of a line drawn from Moorehead to Duluth Devils Lake. N. D., reported 32 degrees above zero, the coldest point in the northwest.
 Alleging Miss Flora Spencer stole the affections of James F. Collier. Mrs. Collier brought suit in the court at Martinsyille, Ind. for $10,000 dam aIs
 
 In pistol duel on the Missouri Arkansas border near Mammoth Springs, John D. Horn, a bystander, was shot.
 Fifty-five thousand machinists have been authorized to strike if they are not given the eight-hour day by their employers.
 Gen. Carranza reports the capture of Durango in the following message. T have just received telegraphic ad- vices that Gen. Domingo Arrita has captured the city of Durango"
 The Britih steamer Diomed. 4.s72 tons, has been sunk by German sub marine.
 Italian authorities withdrew 1900 li- censes to sell alcoholic drinks, inaugu- rating campaign against alcoholism.
 Grover Hall, a member of the jury which on May convicted John R. Lawson, international board member of the National Mine Workers of America, of first-degree murder, was arrested at Raton, N. M., on a charge of perjury.
 midnight elopement to Chicago was stopped at a Peoria railroad sta tion 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.
 The recent appeal from the British war office for more soldiers has been met with such an increase in recruit ing that the Australian government will be able to double the October and November enlistments.
 In the name of Albanians of Amer lea, F. s. Noi, president of the Pan- Albanian Federation of American Va tra. appealed to the entente powers to prevent partition of Albania by the Balkan states.
 Martha Woodbury, the 2-year-old daughter of Mrs. Rothland Woodbury of Beverly, Mass, was carried out to sea on log which had drifted onto the beach, She was rescued.
 A graduate of the naval academy has written Secretary Daniels recom- mending fist fighting at Annapolis as a means of settling disputes.
 President Wilson has issued a pro clamation giving notice of the neu- trality of the United States in the war between Italy and Turkey.