Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-07-12
NEWS IF THE WEEK
 FROM OVER WORLD
HAPPENINGS IN OUR OWN AND OTHER COUNTRIES HERE
 ARE BRIEFLY TOLD.
SHORT ITEMS FOR BUSY MEN
Condensation of Weeks News Re viewed Without Comment-AlI Nations Find Something to
 Edify and Instruct.

Edify and instruct. Charles Bruder, a bellboy in one of he large beach front hotels at Spring lake, N. J., was attacked by shark n the surf and before help could ar i've lost both legs. He died 10 min ltes after he was brought ashore. Howard Cook, 19 years old, of Null perry Grove, H., surrendered to the Chicago police. saying he was a de- ;erter from the United States army. The Southern Pacific Co. has an. an increase of wages of 25 ,ents day for 5000 section hands, Mexicans ard Chinese. Louis Smalling, a motorman, living n Hampstead, L. l., was bitten in the finger by horse that, after being 'hot, was found to have had the 'abies.
 David Mansfield of Sterling, H., pur- ,hased box of trash at the sale of he late Harvey French's effects. He ound $135 in gold in the box when he ook it home
 The Danish steamer Flora, bound or England, has been captured off Ilsnore by German destroyer. The steamer was taken to Swinemuende. Prof, D. A. Kent, formerly professor tt the state agricultural college at Ames, Ia., has been killed in Texas by Iexican raiders.
 In an altercation over some water ights at Durango, Colo, Henry Lud- viz shot and killed Abner Lowell, a wealthy rancher, and his 18-year-old
 Hugh. Ludwig then committed
 tide.
 ttorney-General Gregory intimates
 he had declined to accept the 1ination to succeed Charles E.. shes on the bench of the supreme Tt of the United States.
 he camel has been adopted as the 5 campaign emblem of the Prohibi-
 party.
 he Rev. X. H. Burrows, widely Wn throughout the south as the trying Parson," is dead at Bristol,
 at she age of S3 years. He is
 to have married 5,142 couples ing his life.
 he death at Danville, H., of Joe awser, 8, from rabies has caused
 coroner's jury to recommend that ny dog in Vermillion county be Sed up for seven weeks in an eff
 to eradicate the disease.
 
 Tn orders from Gen. George Bell,
 Albuquerque police have under ar
 J. B. King, who is charged with fesenting himself as a federal of- r to obtain information of troop Fements.
 he Brazilian chamber of deputies
 voted to send to the congress of
 United States a message carrying
 pest wishes of Brazil in comment lion of the date of North American ependence.
 aked beans may soon be as scarce the proverbial hens teeth, accord
 to an announcement made in Pitts by a large canning company ch has notified it's salesmen to no future orders.
 ompten Vaughan is said to have fessed that he shot and killed 'rge Barnet, foreman in charge of
 construction of daEl near Sunol, :, during card game.
 Dr. Att of Mexico and the first of he delegates to arrive in Was -.ington or the unofficial" peace conference declared he had become convinced Villa is dead
 A conference called by the Ameri- ;an Union Against Mflitarism, for the purpose of finding a solution of the between the United States md Mexico, has begun in Washington.
 
 The $75,000,000 Qualifications bill, in- ,luding $750.000 item for the pur- chase of John Hays Hammond, Jr.'s. ievice to control torpedoes, was passed by the senate and transmitted .o the president.
 The nineteenth annual session of -he Texas farmers congress will be held at College Station July 26, 27 and 28.
 The Rev. Henry M. Cox, 60, and Miss Dorothy E. Wilson. 13, were drowned in Caldwell lake, near Hob Dington, N. J., when their canoe cap sized.
 Four Villista raiders of the band in vading Columbus on March were