The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-11-12
NEWS OF THE WEEK
FROM OVER WORLD
HAPPENINGS IN OUR OWN AND
OTHER COUNTRIES
BRIEFLY TOLD.
SHORT ITEMS FOR BUSY MEN
Weeks News Conversations Re.
viewed Without comment--All
Nations Find Something to
EdIfy and Instruct

The Federal Council OF the Church
es OF Christian America has an
nounced that Sunday, Nov. IA, will be
a day OF prayer in behalf of the Ar
menians.
The reports in the foreign newspa-
pers that Prince Won Buelow has been
entrusted with the preparation Of
peace negotiations are absolutely in.
correct" says the Overseas news
agency.
the American schooner Frederick
A. Dugan brought to New York about
400 young men from Ireland, many of
whom say they had left home to avoid
CONSUMPTION.
Following the withdrawal of Ameri-
cans from the trenches on the border
Villa made his fifth unsuccessful at
tack on the Carranza garrison at Aqua
Prieta.
George M. Sternberg, United States
army, retired, formerly surgeon-gen.
eral Of the army, is dead at his home
in Washington.
Miss Bertha Chatkin OF Chicago
died at a hospital in Pontiac of in
juries suffered when her automobile
was struck by Chicago & Alton
train.
Returns show that the single tax
amendment to the city charter of
Pueblo, Colo, was repealed in election
by small majority.
The death of Chief Surgeon Perre.
non OF the German cruiser Kronprinz
Wilhelm, interned, was announced.
Heart failure was the cause.
The steamer British Prince, 3.77O
tons, from Cape Town to Luderitz.
bucht, German Southwest Africa, is
ashore on Possession island.
The Argentine delegates to the sec.
ond Pan-American Scientific congress,
which will meet at Washington Dec.
~, will leave Buenos Aires Nov. Is.
The price of coal in Rome having
risen to $40 ton, arrangements are
being made to import coal from Japan.
where 1t is obtainable at six yen (s3)
a ton.
The trial Of Daniel Hurley, 10 years
old, charged with the murder Of Cath.
crime Roller. IL, OF BroadweII, has be-
gun In Logan county, Illinois, circuit
court.
Dr. Francisco Bertrand was elected
president Of Honduras. He resigned
the presidency last July in order to
be eligible as a candidate.
Fire following an explosion In a |
+hree-story lodging house at Brooklyn
resulted in the death of Is people.
The United States collier Neptune
lailed to attain the required speed
With her engines, but will have an
other trial beginning Nov. 16.
The Mutual Life Insurance COM
'any, sued by policyholder Of Chi
ago, to restrain 1t from participating
With the insurance company's funds
n the s500,00O,OO0 loan to the allies.
lied a motion to dismiss the suit.
German financial authorities are
preparing for new loan OF
'2,5OO,o00,0OO in January.
Kentucky's race for governor is not
'et settled. The Democrats claim
'nly small majority and the Repub-
leans claim Morrow's election by a
afe figure.
No comment was made at the
White House on the elections or on
be result Of the suffrage amend
lents, and 1t was announced that
here would be none.
Rip Van Wrinkle won't come back
rom his present sleep If he hears
his news. His native town of Satskiu
oted for prohibition.
The British steamship Taward has
cen sunk by submarine, but all on
GARD were saved.
Frank ]. Marshall OF New York.
hess champion Of the United states.
nd J. w. Showalter Of Georgetown.
y. former champion. have agreed to
lay a series Of games for a side
ager Of $4,000.
Mrs. Amos Reynolds, So years old
lded her life at her home at Wa |
lsh, mo, by building a big bonfire I
I'd leaping into the flames.
II was announced at the White
ouse that the marriage OF President
'ilson and Mrs. Norman Calf would {
Ike place near the close Of Decem-
IT." n
Sir Frederick Edward smith has