The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-12-01

an Austrian aviator totaled *.
Ordered by his landlady to take d
bath, Jacob Micheler Of Chicago, "a
shot himself through the head rather
than comply.
Cosmo Penniz. respondent from
lack Of employment, plunged under
an eight-car train on the Long Island
railroad. Two cars passed over him.
the train stopped and Penniz emerged
unmarked.
Oscar Heilman Of Caekle, N. d.
placed a stick Of dynamite on his
chest when lying in bed. touched II
off and neighbors, seeing the roof
blown off, found Heilman's body scat!
tered throughout the bedroom.
Rover's sleepy whines or growls az
he lies curled up before the fire mere
ly show his imagination at work, RI
Waite Joslyn, scientist, asserts.
Because he is too short to join the
United States army, Willy Pelech, a
Galician, who obtained his naturalizaI
ton papers recently, has returned his
papers
A London baker found purse con-
tanning notes valued at 1915, some
gold and a check for $215, and upon
returning 1t to the owner was given
20 cents as reward.
While the Melville Na.) town mar
shall was absent from the Jail, getting
handouts for James Grant, a negro, q
mob Of 20 men broke In, removed the
prisoner and hanged him to a trestlet
F. G. Freeman of Timpson, Tex, has
started movement to raise fund of
hal ia million dollars to build granite
shaft 1000 feet high at some point in
Kansas in honor of the women OF the
West who voed for Wilson.
Announcement of the bethrothal OF
Miss Nancy Langhorne Perkins of
Greenwood, Pa, to Henry Field,-
younger brother of Marshall Field III.
was made in Richmond. Va.
Bringing story of how her 229
passengers sang and danced while
the ship raced for Fayal with fire in
her bunkers, the French liner Chicago
arrived from Bordeaux.
A man believed to be Elmer Hick-
son Of Laura, ILL.,, was found frozen
to death in a shed at Peoria, Ill.
Miss Ruby Smith, 10, who was shot
by her fiance, Jesse Hamilton, on the
street at Springfield, Mo-, several
months ago. died Of her wound. Ham
ilton killed himself.
Mrs. Arminiad Jirmagian Of Chi
cago must pay fine of 500 because
she stratched the bottom of the feet
OF her son, years old, with needles
when he stayed out late at night.
1t took Gunman Johnny Smiths
bullet nine years to kill Detective Ser
geant Walter Thompson of New York.
Smith shot Thompson in the back IN
1907.
Robert Hastings, suffering from am
nesia, wandered from his home in
Cleveland. He found his memory and
himself fighting in France, a letter
from the Somme said.
Fire caused damage estimated at
$4,000 and destroyed about a million
feet Of moving picture film in q
building in the downtown district of
Chicago.
Life is hard for the goods at 0ber-
lin College. They even haye the coli
lege barber shop denied them now. re
was the only place they could get
their shoes shined.
Nearly 100000 yards of mosquito
nets for the use of the troops in
Mesopotamia and Salonih have been
ordered from Nottingham lace curtain
manufacturers.
A number of Madros Hindus, in
detailing their plans to assist the al
lies, state that "Lakhs of prayers with
flowers will be burnt, and multitudes
of people will be fed" A lakh ID
100000.
Postoffice clerks have made a pro!
test to the president against working
more than eight hours a day.
The city of Saloniki, Greece. which
had donated palace to the king, took
1t back because Of the monarch's 1nl
gratitude"
CarranZa's men at the Joint confer
ence have agreed not to confiscats
American mining property II he
same Is being operated by Jan. lei
This is the second extension Of the
time limit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wolf Of Foos1
land. ILL.,. were killed ct grade cross
ing b. Wabash freight train. Miss
Ruth Short suffered ths loss Of one
lag