The Pulaskian., 1915-12-10

ment,' 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 Go. 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, S. D., and created panic. \ haltering ordi- nance is proposed.
 Increases in rates on bituminous coal amounting generally to 10 cents a ton from Illinois mines to Missis- sippi river crossings were approved by the interstate commerce commis- sion.
 Edward Wise, carpenter, fell 500 feet down the shaft of a mine at Johnston City, H., and was killed.
 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.
 n E.ala 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.
 A. J. Baird, former teller of the First National Bank of Hugo, Ok, pleaded guilty to embedding S14.150 and he was sentenced to five years Imprisonment.
 American publishers of the Bible are for the first time selling Bibles in the British, French, Russian, South African and Australian markets.
 Col. Theodore Roosevelt announced that he had requested the secretary of state of Nebraska to withdraw his name from the ballot to be used in the coming primary election in that state.
 E. J. Kaiser, postmaster of Ashland Ore, for 30 years, editor of the Ash land Record and a political leader. was shot and fatally wounded by Will liam Greenfield. No cause is known for the act.
 The supreme court declared consti- tutional the law which prohibits liq- uor dealers outside the state from ad- vertising their wares in West Vir- ginia.
 The British steamer Kingsway has been sunk by submarine, with a loss of five lives.
 A net cash balance of 1,030, 900 will be on hand after the Panama Pacific exposition closes and the buildings are sold or torn down.
 Senator John D. Works of Califor- mia has announced that he would not De candidate for reelection.
 The success of Henry Ford's peace plan is becoming doubtful. More declinations come daily, and now John Wanamaker says Ford has fat pock- etbook, but no plan to end the war.
 
 Leading newspapers of Japan be- lieve the Japanese government will decline to allow China 10 join the en- tente in the war without providing military aid.
 The new Haiti-United States treaty now is in operation under a modus yivendi.
 The main business section of Cray son, Carter county, Ky, virtually was destroyed by fire.
 Stuart Hall, the main building at the College of Emporia, Kan, was de- stroyed by fire.
 The Rev. Frederick Kreiger of New Britain, Conn, who has been engaged in missionary work in British East Africa, is being detained in British prison camu in India on the suspicion that be is German spy.
 The Japanese naval estimates for 1916 total about 100000 yen (about $50,00O,000). decrease of