Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-05-05


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 Abandoning efforts to raise the F-4 with pontoons, Admiral Moore report ed from Honolulu that an air hose was to be run from the cruiser Nary land into the submarine in hopes of replacing the water in che vessel with air and thus bringing the craft to the surface.
 Clarence A Blain has invented a l submarine which he insists in unsink- able because of certain suitable air i ducts.
 l.. s. Scurlock, traveiing agent for Chicago firm was shot and instant ly killed at his home near Edmond son, Mo-, by his son Bedford, 1S years old The elder man was attacking his wife with a razor when the boy fired the fatal shot.
 The Orton district leyee on the Red river, in Arkansas, has broken, re- sulting in the flooding of 10000 acres.
 Theodore Brink, blacksmith of Dioxn, H., who was charged with making counterfeit money, was sen- fenced to 15 years TS90$ 123456 ' fenced to 15 months at .Leayenworth, Kan.
 Eli E. Gregory, president of the de funct bank of Central City. Ky, has been indicted on 10 counts.
 President Wilson took another step in rejuyenating the diplomatic serv- ice by signing an executive order which will bar men more than 35 years old from the so-called civil serv- ice portion of the corps, which in- cludes secretaries and clerks.
 
 The trawler Union was held up in the North sea by a German torpedo boat and forced to surrender 76 bas- kets of fish, result of three days work. The trawler was then released.
 Persistent reports that parts of sub- marines have been shipped from the United States into Canada are still under investigation.
 Chicago policemen are to wear wrist watches-if they care to- The chief said he believed they would be more convenient for uniformed men. 
 Fred Ellwanger, sole survivor of the Marianne mine disaster of Nov 28, 1909, in which about 200 men were killed, is dead in a Washington hos pital.
 Mrs. Thomas Lewis of New Lexing- ton, O., who cited as one cause she should be granted a divorce is that her | husband made her curry and take care of his horses, was granted the horses as alimony.
 Cleyeland's record April heat wave caused the death of 13 babies, health department officials say.
 
 decision in the Empress of Ireland Storstad collision in the St Lawrence river May 29, 1914 holding the collier responsible for the accident. More than 1000 lives were lost in the col lision.
 Two roomers have not been located in a fire in Louis Goldman's rooming house at St. Paul, Minn.
  A determined but futile fight in the assembly on the bill designed to raise the cost of liquor business one-fourth throughout New York state delayed adjournment of the legislature for day. The measure was passed, 82 to AS.
 The consolidation of the Merchants National bank and the Illinois State i bank has been announced at Peoria. i The new bank will be known as the ! Merchants and Illinois National bank.
 If Italy enters the war she will be confronted right from the outset by 1 first-line German troops. Reliable ad- vices say that the Trentino authorities already have prepared quarters for 5000 German troops now en route.
 
 J. W. Swires of Virden, Ill., con- ! tractor and carpenter. has invented a machine to kill chinch bugs
 The Sofia cores pondent of Reuters | Telegram company says that Yanne i Sandausky, the Macedonian brigand 1 leader, who gained notoriety in 1901 through the Kidnapping of Miss Ellen Stone, hos been slain by unknown | persons.
 1 James Pooley of Evansville, Ind, who was alleged to have shot and killed Frank Stein in saloon here April 1 while trying to play an April fool joke, was indicted by the grand l jury on charge of manslaughter. | dopiciop of Iudo Darl itflo ;p