The Madison journal., 1916-01-01

The new American note regarding
the Ancona has made a good impress II
sion in Vienna. An early answer may
be expected Work on it has begun.
While at dinner Alfred Hilton, sex
ton of Christ church, New York, swal-
lowed his false teeth and died.
The British forces at the Darda-
nelles had suffered 1892 casualties
up to Dec. /, it was announced in the
house Of commons by H. J. Tenant.
The board of trustees Of the Arkan-
sas State District college announced
that seven students have been ex-
PEELED a. Il result OF the recest attack
by students upon Charles Scott, presl'
dent
The Eerin federal council has de-
| cided on the tonnage Of iron 1O-pfen'
mig pieces.
| Stock dividends paid from net earn |
| ings, surplus or undivided profits OF
corporations, joint stock companies,
ASSOCIATIONS and insurance companies
| were held by the treaury department
to be income taxable under the law.
/
Elihu Root. in a letter TO the Min
ncsOta Republican state central COM
mittee. said Il am nCt a candidate
for the presidency. If ny name is put
on the ballot | shall be compelled to
insist upon its being Withdrawn"
| Designing OF the three gold medals
to be presented by the United States
to Ambassadors Naou of Argentina.
Da Cana of Brazil and Suarez OF
Chile. popularity known as the \. b.
c. mediators. was awarded by Secre-
tary Lansing to Miss jeanette Scud-
; der OF New York.
After passing through life together
for nearly half a century, Mr.. and
D Mrs. Samuel Hyett of Lecompton,
5 Kan, died of pneumonia within few
S hours of each ether.
S. Jerwas, an American aviator
who was injured while making flight
3 from the aviation school at Guate
S mala, Mexico, is in the military hos
= pital and is improving.
Gar Nicholas of Russia has beer
% decorated with the French war cross
e Gen. Paul Pau, one-armed commander
'o conferred the decoration.
Angelo Sarto, brother of the lat
Pope Plus X, is dead
I'll Mrs. Sue SIMMONS, Ga years ole
" was found dead in the road near Va
Buren,, Ark. Evidence indicated tina
-. she had died and fallen from he
:; buggy.
~ Twenty-three convicts were freed b
Gov. George w Hayes of Arkansas
the annual Christmas pardons, a
proved by the governor.
en AS he kissed his wife seven tins
on the lips. Frank Gudrum of Re
e'' Bluff, Cal, stabbed her seven tim'
m in her side. He then stabbed himse
lgo DUN "'o
Sherman Brown of Davenport. Il
a fireman, is under arrest charg
-, with killing his sister-in-law al
90 @ wounding his wife.
NO Construction of another link in Il
German canal system has been begu
Opium said to be valued at $3.50 0
was taken by customs officials fro
80 -', the Japanese liner Selyo Maru, bOu
''A from Hongkong, China, TO Sail
Cruz, Mexico.
- Six men forming a band known
- the robbers with grayish autor
mile" were executed in the City
Mexico by order Of Gen. Pablo G
o zales.
Fines aggregating more than 26,0l
ond- WV ma Nc 1sv''oU'VyV, - ,,:e,i1Ior.
del p0'eu a. I'm 0-i ''''
excise frauds.
al. The constitutionality of the NJ;
- land law fixing the minimum W
~i,-o schedule for laborers employed by
g., city of Baltimore at 81 day was
9tah- held by the supreme court.
- O. d. Finley, wealthy lumherr
:, of Inverness. Miss, was shot and
ed here and A. p Burnett, merCh
charged with having killed Fin
H., committed suicide.
- II. f. Moore. formerly a banke
-: Granville. Tex. is under arrest p
ing a charge of having embez
$4,000.
Otto l. Maier. 40 years old,
a. president and general manager of
: tho Alsiers Railway and Light Co,
-, and killed himself at New Orlean!
The Gounaris party. supporting
v-,- Constantine's neutrality program,
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