IT. General J. C. Black, noted lawyer and civil war veteran. In Chicago: aged 78. 28. John V. Long, former secretary of I MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. navy, at Hlngham, Mass. ; aged 77. War Campaigns Paul Armstrong, playwright, In New World of 1915 York; aged 46. ChroooSagical Review nMrtiRT. SEPTEMBER. a exposition opened 9. Albert G. Spalding, baseball veteran L Panama-Californi- Events goods at at San Diego. Minor and sporting manufacturer, a reoDenea. Various t i mnir i.r.hanD'B And Point Loma, Cal.; aged court ruled that Chief 14. Ripley, Fed 6. United State. Bupremo Classified by Subjects Gen. E. H. who led the must pay IK eral advance into Richmond In 1865, the Danbury hatters 76. fine for a Doycott aei ui Front In Poland, at Rut and. Vt.: seed Roebling'a wire plant at Tren- on Land Battle 2L moral a. Fire In Movements Anthony Comstock, New York's $1,500,000. Affairs the World Over, Conventions, Sporting, censor, at Summit, N. J.; agea a. ton caused a losa of New France, Belgium, Au- 22. Dr. Austin Flint, noted physician and and Sea With aged 80. of James brothers With Obituary and Fires, Weather, Va- alienist in New York city; 18. Frank James, last stria, Gallipoli, Ser-vi- a 28. J. Kelr Hardle. noted English Social noted In the civil wr and later as Nations In and Miscel- ist, M. P. and lecturer, in Glasgow, desperate men, died near Excelsior Accident Record garies Scotland. Springs, HO.; agea and Egypt i. exposi Line. of the .Year. laneous Events. OCTOBER, 20. Panama-Pacifi- c International 30. Sir Charles Tupper, Canadian states tion at San Francisco ionium ..sHAAAfr' man, former premier. In England, MARCH. 94. attempt to aired Anarchists caught In an Greece protested against the In Cleveland, I J XL Blanche Walsh, actress, explode bombs In cn. of troops at Salonlki tn defeat w government of President O.; aged 42. Mao, Austro-Germa- n g4M444"Mr t ft Haitian J Vwk fai. WATER. forces under Q.F and concluded a treaty, es NOVEMBER. Kendall Thaw placed on trial WAR ON THE von Mackensen Invaded J. Harry escape Serni MEXICAN AFFAIRS. tablishing a protectorate for ten L Herman Kid in New York for conspiracy to garla sent 24 hour ultimatum to&T j: years. der. German- asylum at Matteawan. Germans recaptured Belgrid. a. G. A. the conspirators J. President Wilson welcomed the American edi 18. Thaw and four alleged of Servla. T Camp In New conspiracy. JANUART. R. veterans In Emery, Wash tor, acquitted on charge of sunk In Bulgaria declared war on Bentil JAN U ART. ington. York: aged 64. Beachey. the American avi . British battleship Formidable by u. Lincoln by German sub- A general attack Italian! itth defeated OCTOBER. T. In flight at the Panama. the English channel day Carranza's forces Villa's Booker ator, killed 600 drowned. failed after an all stnjir 700 1. E. Ri Monfort Ohio elect- Washington Saa Francisco. marine or a mine; over l troons at Pueblo; Villa lost killed. Captain of Paclflo exposition, in on the Eng- NOVEMBER. fj Qen. Roque Gonzales chosen ed commander In chief of the G. A. R. negro leader . In a Gorman naval attack Garza APRIL. cruiser Bluecher Bulgarian captured Nlsh, NOVEMBER. and educator, 155 lish coast the Oerman tr! provisional president of Mexico by the 13. Jumped to In the orew. 7. Tuskeegee, Bethlehem Steel with about 700 of her way center In Servla. convention at Mexico City. United States declared the British at Exchange, wuer was sunk, blockade of porta Illegal. aged 67. New York Stock British cruiser Lion disabled. Germans and Austrians MDhirj- Provisional President Garza and his neutral Ala: QUA -- war. dflfllt In. 10, emperor Susan E. Dick han. irovusu nerve. cabinet abandoned Mexico City as a Yoshlhito crowned of Japan. library of St. Paul destroyed by FEBRUART. iu capital. lnson, journal' 3. Public declared war DECEMBER. DSCEMBEB. Are; loss 3W,000. International peace German admiralty a reo cou- 1st, at Scran-to- English channel after Feb. defeated by Mexican First Chief Carranza 1 United States declared that German aged .nurrni met at The Hague. Name of zone In the British Turks i pled Mexico City. Washington, Boy-E- d Pa; Panama, canal, 18. dad, Mesopotamia. t attaches at and 84, Culebra cut, In the Gen. Garza renounced the office of Papen, were objectionable. tn DAlHard cut. war zone decree went Into ef us, .nil Au.trlan. uapmiifk Von Dr. Solomon ni..nff.H German " provisional president of Mexico. , Sixty-fourt- h congress met. 90. Colon, Panama, swept by Are; loss fect. aetir. Servia. Schechter, not troops FEBRUARY. ft. The United States demanded of Aus $3,500,000 In the business district, where MARCH. Balkans: Allied In Or! ed authority on and on o&ioniKii Gen. Villa proclaimed himself presi- tria a disavowal of the sinking of the Photo by American 405 buildings were aesiruynu. British battleships Irresistible oacK 7. the Hebrew Bouvet Italian liner Ancona Nov. Press Association, MAT. Ocean and French battleship dent. Scriptures, in - UX Captains Boy-E- d and Von Papen re a In the Carranza, head of the Constitutional- 11. New York. nurine- naval attack 1- called by German governments. New York Naval fleet arrived at a 1 1 1 1 t ist party In Mexico, expelled the the Herman Bidder. aged 68. . government proclaimed by revo www atmt LL It. New torpedoed Spanish The council of state In China de new pre- German submarine minister. republic recent lutionists In Portugal, ine Agullla In RUSSIAN FRONTIER, fc, APRIL, clared that the at a Chagas. shot by a senator. British ships Falaba and rtfti.t4tttW-t-fttt-t-t-T-t-t- mier, Joao 68 election had voted to change the form protested to Ger- St. George's channel; passengers Villa's forces defeated at Irapuato by government 18. President Wilson t of to a monarchy. The Lusltanla case. Naval and 70 sailors lost. J Gen. Obregon's army. crown was tendered Yuan many In the to President NATURE FREAKS. New York. APRIL, Villa's army defeated by Obregon's Shin Kal. parade at JANUART. fj?' forces at Celaya. JUNE. w.nph Mtedmer Leon Gambetta tor ft. were of A Wedding" of President Wilson and Mrs. 0f44'HW4-4444-r4T-r4- In Russian fore south ttyjf JUNK. Boiling Confederate veterans met at pedoed by an Austrian submarine Invading HbJ Edith Gait. t United pathian mountains w or wj Ru--f- n President 'Wilson warned the Mexi- .9. Election of deputies in Greecef JANUARY. Richmond. the strait uiraiuo; 28. A lame army u adnj can revolutionists to make peace. 8. Admiral Dewey's 78th birthday. Earthquake In Italy; many cities and 1 Georgia prison commission reported drowned. on tho Russian border agaJiwpa Carranza troops occupied Mexico City. towns destroyed, Avezzano being the against commuting sentence of Frank, MAT. nlgsberg, a German fortltied Former President Huerta arrested at principal sufferer; death list 29,978; alleged murderer. The Lusltnnla was torpedoed and East Prussia. &4&$44 note to Ger- Kinsale. Munster coast, Ire- ' Newman, N. M., by United States shock recorded by seismograph in 10. Second United States anir nff FEBRUARY. on charge of conspiracy. Washington. many sent to Ambassador J. W. Ge- land. Out of 2,104 persons on board marshals checked In a dMpmb SHIPWRECKS. APRIL. rard in Berlin, pro 1,100 were lost. 1 Germans JUtsT, In on Russian lines at Bolimci 70 testing against sub- British battleship Goliath torpedoed tack Gen. Orozco, colleague of Gen. Snowstorm and mile gal raged on (jttf Huerta marining o o e n the Dardanelles, with loss of 500 lives. fore Warsaw. to the Atlantic coast. a march, and with him under bail the United British battleship Triumph torpedoed T. Germans, by a forced States, Jumped his ball and escaped JANUARY. 22. Texas swept by a rain and electrical liners. Russian flank at Johauieitai 25 17. Yaqul Indians de- In the Dardanelles. the from El Paso to Mexican solL 18. British steamer Penarth wrecked on storm; dead. Prussia, fore inn the nemjif,'1 26. April 91 degree In New clared war on the British battleship Majestlo sunk by East Norfolk 21 drowned. heat record of Russian territory " AUGUST. the coast; sailors city. Btates. torpedo in the Dardanelles. treat back to York United 9, in RusBia cut tbe Conference of A. B. C. powers and the MARCH. MAT. Fleet ordered to JUNE. Germans rRv F-- behind the retreating; Kuuiuijli United States over Mexico, met In 26. United States submarine 4 sunk off 7. In sail for Cal- Frost, snow and rain the central Lower Italian submarine Meduso torpedoed Rusmn Washington. Honolulu while making a submerged to protect North of Augustowo the x west from Texas to Montana. ifornia an submarine. o( Gen. Wil- run. 1m bv Austrian sorted their positions east U' Carranza resented President All board drowned. Lassen peak, California, out Americans. Armenian, A burst in British admiralty steamer surian lakes. it son's attempt to restore peace In APRIL. eruption. , 18. Harry K. Thaw crew, torpe- with Americans In her 24. Germans stormed and capturtdfrei Mexico and was officially notified that 4. In off JUNE. granted a Jury trial 22 Dutch liner Maurita lost storm doed off the British coast. Ameri. nysz, Poland, an important BiTa armed intervention in Mexico by the 49 to teat sanity. the Atlantic coast; people drowned. Earthquake In southern California his cans lost. of Warsaw. United States would not be approved 19. post north I JULY. caused loss of $1,000,000. The Arizona battle. JULT. by the A. B. C. powers. ship, biggest United w. Gerard. MARCH. 24. Lake excursion steamer Eastland JULT. j. Italian cruiser Amalfi sunk by Aus rfa The United States and Argentina, States super-drea- 22. of Prttor went down Chicago of Tornado In the middle west. Cincin submarine In the. Adriatic sea The Austrian fortress ( Brazil, Chile, Bolivia, Uruguay and in river. Out naught, launched at Brooklyn navy trian Galicia, surrendered to the 2,400 (about) on board 981 passengers suffered most; upward of 40, Guatemala, Jointly, appealed to Mex- nati dead yard. AUGUST. army after a gallant and pnift i and sailors were drowned. with many missing. ' ican parties to make peace. JULT. British submarine sank the Turkish defense. About 50,000 armed An pi 16. Flood In Ohio caused loss of 82,000,- - In of Carranza's generals announced that Morgan, the banker, shot at battleship Barbarossa the sea were among; the trophies. would support objection to 000; 6 persons drowned. J. P. Lr they his Glen Cove, N. Y., by Holt, a Marmora. 26. Russians recaptured Prsasnya. engage in ft peace 044M AUOUST. Frank transport Royal sunk conference. German college professor. British Edward land, north of Warsaw. Cloudburst Erie, caused by an enemy submarine In Aegean BBPTEMBKR. THE YEAR'S DEATH ROLL at Pa., a loss 14. Harry K. Thaw declared sane by an the APniu Of 86,000,000: 75 sea; loss of nearly 1,000 lives. conferees on Mexican deaths. advisory in New York city. through Bt A Vesuvius, Stromboli, Jurv A German submarine torpedoed the I. Russians advanced affairs postponed decision three weeks. Etna and the 14. department notified Great a Italian volcanoes, became active. The state White Star liner Arablo off Cape pass, piercing the Austrian OCTOBER. Britain, through Ambassador W. H. the Carpathian JANUARY. Tropical hurricane flooded Galveston Page, country would not Clear, Ireland; 29 Americans on board. jr Pan - American of gulf; that this MAT. jf 2. J. M. Wright, civil war veteran and with waters. the other points recognise British orders In council as OCTOBER. conferees voted on 14. Austro-German-a recaptured Jw military annalist, in Washington. the coast Invaded. Los estimated valid. German cruiser Prinz sunk to recommend 330.000,000 and upward of 300. Adalbert San tent,1' t, R. W. Shurtleff, civil war veteran and at deaths Southold, N. Y began 2T5th an- by British submarine; crew 557 on the west bank of Carranza many missing. the of to itf the noted artist, in New York; aged 75. with (1640). cla. forcing the Russians party in Mexico In niversary of its settlement nearly all lost. t 10. Marshall P. Wilder, humorist and au- Frost the middle west 28, the Carpathian roountaina. v as the de facto Haitian revolutions Invaded the NOVEMBER. thor, at St. Paul, Minn.; aged 66. SEPTEMBER. French legation, dragged out the de- JUNS. 1' government. 12. liner Ancona sunk by Mrs. John Wood, once noted actress 15. Temperature 88 in New York; hottest posed president. Gutllaume, and shot Italian Austrian Germans, led by The n submarine In the 208 United on the stage, In Sept. 16 on record. him to death. Mediterranean: t von Btates. Brazil, aged 82. lives lost. Including some Americans. General England; Gulf hurricane struck Louisiana coaat: Haitian snipers killed 2 United States Mackensen, re Chile, Argenti- 17. Gen. A. M. Stoessel, in de noted the deaths estimated about 650. marines who were In Port au Prince Przem-ya- l, na, Guatemala, 1904-- captured fir fense of Port Arthur in at NOVEMBER, protecting foreigners. Bolivia. Uru- aged 67. Gallcla, SO. Former Police Lieutenant Charles Rus- guay, Colombia 18. Gen. C. H. Tompkins, U. re- 42 persons killed and Injured by wind- which the 8. A., Becker executed at Sing Sing for FRANCE AND BELGIUM. occu- and Nicaragua tired. In Washington; aged 84. storm at Hot Springs, Ark, sians had complicity in the murder of Hermann pied March 22, formally recog- Carranza. 19. Col. J. A. Joyce, Federal veteran, au- Rosenthal. 4- siege nized Gen. Car thor and poet, in Washington; aged 75. IMnfrfrM- '44-- 4 4 4"H6 after a of ranza A'wd of the de facto govern- G. B. light opera AUGUST. 20 days. Frothingham, noted JANUART. ment W Mexico. star, at Burlington, Vt.; aged 78. United States battleships Louisiana B. Lem berg, Gall FIELD OF SPORTS. 13. The allies began to retreat south of cia, recaptured FEBRUARY. and New Hampshire sailed for Vera Crux, Mexico, to quell the Aisne at Soissons, abandoning 8 by Austrlanaaf 4. Atban J. Conant, veteran artist, In demonstrations. miles of trenches. ten months' New York city; aged 93. 14. 11. Heavy shipment of British treasure. Allies withdrew south of the Alsne, occupation by 12. James Creel man, noted In APRII o SfULIIIUAL AND rtribUNAL Journalist Including $19,000,000 In gold, arrived losing 6,000 prisoners and many guna Russians. Berlin; aged 63. 8. at Jess Willard New York. . MARCH. TOtiL Fanny Crosby, blind hymn writer, In defeated JULT. General Jack Riot In Boston; Italian reservists as- 10. Beginning of British Bridgeport, Conn. Johnson In 26 attacks at Neuve Germans again 15. saulted policemen who protected Ger- Chapelle, France. JANUARY. Simon Brentano, head of noted New rounds at Ha- captured post of Pm" York firm of bookseller, In New York mans from the mob. French attacks and German counter- te ; President Wilson's daughter, Mrs. vana, Cuba 18. miles north of Warsaw. E aged 55. National Educational association met attacks continued at Neuve Chapelle, Hp VVA Sayre. gave birth to a son in the city; 14. League baseball captured Badom, 20. Frank Fuller, war governor of Utah at Oakland, Cal. with heavy losses. Austrians ' ixi White House. season opened. Leo Frank, Georgia life convict, forcibly south of Warsaw. vetoed the immigra under Lincoln, in New York city; APRIL. r2M President Wilson aged 88. JUNB. taken from prison at Mllledgevtlle and AUOUST. t' bilL 22. Germans recaptured Hartmannswel-lerkop- f, tion MARCH. S. Walter J. Travis hanged near Marietta, home of his al- army" captured Wars' MARCH. In the Vosgea mountains. German 14. Samuel Bowles, editor and publisher won his fourth leged victim, Mary Phagan. campaign which lasted wl Sixty-thir- d congress They repulsed an The closed. Springfield Republican, Metropolitan golf - Great Britain declared cotton contra- attack by allies of the at along the Ypres canal months. The Russian grrl ' APRIL. Springfield, Mass.; aged 64. championship, band. with asphyx- Vistula. iating gas and crossed to treated east of the fi General Vlctortano Huerta arrived In 20. Charles Francis Adams, historian and defeating J. G. 24. Conference of governors met in Bos that harrier General von Mackenaen'i In Washington; aged 80, Anderson 2 up in ton. the west side. New York from Spain. publicist, 80. troope captured Sletll' Hye, 30. German artillery at Nieuport, Belgium, 6. Mrs. William Cummlng Story 24. Mary Ann Jackson, widow of Gen. T. the final, at Spanish American War Veterans met Warsaw-Mosco- railway. the J. (Stonewall) Jackson, at Charlotte, N. Y. Scranton. Pa. bombarded Dunkirk. France, at 22 president of the Daughters of at miles range. Novo Georglvak, the tctm American Revolution. N. C; aged 84. IX. Women' nation- United States F-- which sank off Russian In Polund, n cham- by SEPTEMBER. fortress MAY. APRIL. al tennis Photo American Honolulu March 25, was raised. at from pionship won by Great drive of garrison, estimated of Guild, statesman diplomat, Press Association. the allies from the 85,000 men, captured by Gew 4. Italy denounced the triple alliance, 4 Curtis and Molla BjurBtedt SEPTEMBER. French seacoast to Verdun. Heavy member, Ger- in Boston; aged 55. 82.000,000 Beseler German army. which she was a with Philadelphia Jess Willard. fire on the grain pier In New- capture of guns reported and 20,000 many Austria. 7. F. Hopkinson Smith, author and ar- at port News. and Score, 46, 62, Va. prieonera German front bro- BEPTBMBFIR. . 7. delivered to Chi- In New York city; aged 76. 60. t. 868,000,000 GrodDB Japan an ultimatum tist. 18. Jerome D. Travers, noted amateur, in British gold reached New ken 6 miles In length at Loos, La Bas- Germans captured demanding concessions. 12. W. R. Nelson, editor Kansas City York na won title of open golf championship via the American Kinr.. ses and Souchez, and 25 miles vanced on Riga. F i 5. accepted Japan's demand with- Star, in city; aged 74. Semicentennial in the China that of the United defeating anniversary of the Wash Champagne. ' qualifications. 16. U. A. Woodbury of Vermont, Statea NOVBMBBB. it out at Baltusrol, N. J. ington grana review of 18S by 20,000 Allies continued western drive. Import J()0 17 President Wilson reviewed the fleet on at Burlington; aged 77. 28. G. A. R. veterans. Germans abandoned Yale defeated Harvard in the varsity NOVEMBER. Riga - Hudson river. 11 Nelson W. Aldrlch, former senator races New winning var- Sons of Veterans' annual encampment tions In front of guii; at Haven, all 18. Allies held . Y President Wilson proclaimed United from Rhode Island, in New York city; sity, freshman and second varsity In Washington. Joint war council In Paris. in between 73, 17. Vllhjalmur States neutrality the war aged eventa Stefansson. the nnlor.r I. Austria-Hungar- WWiTat Italy and 26. h rederick W. Seward, son Secre- heard from t-- of 28. Cornell won the varsity race at after a silence of 17 t MM--t-t-- t US Japan and China signed treaties to car- tary of State W. H. Seward and who Poughkeepsie, with Leland Stanford months. He was In Banks Land. tit t ry Japan's demands. Grounded in his In an action Cape I MINOR WAR EVEl, out was defending father second; time, 20:36 6; near Haltlen, Haiti, also junior race. 10 SOUTHERN WAR when April 14, Mon 10:001-- Americans were 40 ZONE. I JUNB. attacked is, at In with Pennsylvania second. wounded and - Y.; aged 83. Haitian rebels killed Ot 4.Mrin84 4 ft. British Field Marshal Kitchener dec- trose, N. Syracuse won the freshman race In 87. Gasoline and dynamite exnlonlon In H,1 with the Garter. Gilbert Par- MAY. 9:29 with Cornell second. JANUART. orated business - ker, the novelist. the district of Ardmore, Okla., government orit Olive Harper, author and translator. JULT. killed 55 people Injured FEBRUARY. The German ;.s... created a baron. t 73. and over 8. In Philadelphia; aged 18. Norman S. Taber of Boston a 8500.000. Turks estimated at 12,000 seizure of private storn I General made loss attacked '1 - Bennett SL John W. Alexander, portrait artist new world's one mile run record at fflth annual encampment British guards along Sues canal south wheat and flour. H. Young National of the Grand former president of the Cambridge; time 4 minute 12 5 sec- my ui me nepuoiic opened of Ismailia, Egypt. mi commander in Academy Design, In New York In Wash- 81 mnnuT, of ond ington. Allied fleet bombarded Turkish forts rj ! h chief United Con- aged 59. Germany Informed the city; SPTEMBBR, Farmers' National Congress opened guarding the sea entrance to Constan- on federate Veter- JUNBL at tinople. that she would Insist U !1 J ans. 4. Amateur golf championship of the Omaha t the war none in the Eds1W" 10. Gen. E. L. Mollneux, noted civil war Wireless phone peti United States won by Robert A. Gard- talk was accomplished APRIL. United States officer, In New York city; aged 82. Chicago, between Arlington, X. Allied troops MARCH. tion to dissolve ner of who defeated John G. Vs.. and Ban Fran- landed on the shore of . v.. faitt! 13. Col. C. E. Woodruff. U. S. A., noted Anderson Y 8 cisco, 8.000 miles. the Dardanelles England announceo u the United States of Mount Vernon. N. under fire from the fres im- surgeon and anthropologist. In New np and 4 to plav, at Detroit Speech transmitted by wireless phone Turkish guna top all ships to and fiteel corporation Rochelle, N. Y.; 66. from Arlington, Germany. by aged t. William M. Johnston won the national Va, to Honolulu, 4.800 MAT. ports of denied court 26. Joseffy, pianist, la miles. U. German cruiser of appeala Rafael celebrated tennis singles championship at Forest tt Italy made formal proclamation of The "res, New York city; aged 63. Hills, Y., OCTOBER. battle of I William Jennings N. defeating Maurice B. war. survived the 'w, 27. Walworth, historical T . In battle by American Bryan resigned Ellen Hardin with a score of 14, 80, 6, International farm congress opened at Austrian navy and airships attacked lands, sunk '' writer, prominent in D. A. R. in 10- -4. Denver. fleet near Juan Ferns" 48 Association. portfolio of the Italy's coast. Italian troops seised San the Washington; aged 84. IL Women' golf championship won National Womas's off Chill. tat in Wilson' by Christian Temper- Austrian territory. sweepJ tort Lansing. 21. O' Donovan Rossa (Jeremiah O' Dono- H. Vanderbeck ance union met ' Great Britain Issued a g cabinet. Mra C of Philadel- at Seattle. Wash. JrME. van), Irish patriot leader. In New phia Chicago, S Wireless telephoning In council cutting off , ofcert Lansing appointed secretary of at up and t to play; accomplished be- I. troops, York city; aged 84. Mrs. W. A Gavin runner up. tween Arlington, Va, and Paris. Italian led with Germany and refusal K ad Interim. by General Cador-n- JULY. V Directum L mad new world's pacing Steamer Hocking sailing under United the war son blockade. t' JtJLY. States flag forced the im- 1 Gen. Porflrlo Dtaa, former president record of 1:56 for a mile without seized by a British cruiser portant nut. " 'nHtlcal revolt asr&Inat President off too port of New of of Mexico, arter wind shield at Syracuse, N. Y. York. river Germany replied to note Bf Haiti to avenge exe I- Isonso in advance jJPuaillaurae of the several The Philadelphia club clinched the Na- MOVEHBER. 10), prom" vjuii-tau- term toward Trieste. States (June cution ok tv puuucii pnwnfin, and deposed by tional league pennant at Boston by Great Britain seized Saint under tw - refuge le- - st Lucia the Austria. cnard Americana took la tbe French Madera, In Par-I- s; defeating Boston 6 to United States steamer Tennessee. Ion. 0. 8 Julian, captured , Anaorr. x gat aged 86. Boston became American league cham- - AUOUM. pion through by DECEMBER. Monf alcone, a n Great sent notes H. St. Clair McK the defeat of Detroit Worlo--s Panama-Pacif- Britain Fair: exnost- - important strate- Germany refused to consider the W. editor of 8t Louis. 8 to X at Detroit tlon Statea upholding her bo closed iienaance over 17.000.000; gic town north-we- st washlnlt" S P. Frye damage ease a matter for h Brooklyn Profits 82.0u0.00g. Berlin Informed United t of Trieste Americans "p neaetlatlon with the Statea Eagle, In Brook- GO Anderson 950 Ford's peace killing of - woo mile auto race mlsstoa set out from Nee ADOUST. Great Britain Insisted upon her pol- lyn. N. Y.i aged for the Astor Cup at SheepsheadL Bay. York. waa not intentional. Icy restricting neutral trad with TO. XL L Sixty-four- I Italy sent an ul- of Boston American defeated the Phila- congress convened. oeftembs Germany. SL Dr. W. Crof-fu- t. delphia de- timatum to Tur- SMS.. po A National In the fifth and ?,"IT X'M ' disavow the act of key. L German ambaasador C Untied States forces took forcible Journal let, ckling game of tho world's series 8 to ocean User liners would not be son! Port au Prlao; resisting . Ancona. Austrtana launch- sesfrion.ef traveler and au- 4, at Philadelphia. Immigration statistics for lSli showed I Photo by Amerlcu tines without warning J HmjtVn ffrM upon. Cornell oft of ed counterattacks thor, la Wash- S. defeated Harvard It to at '"" arrivals of .early on Press AssociaUon, Hated or attempted declined to pat D--o- the H Unc4 Otate aa an ington; aged 99. Cambridge, Maaa. " 1 against tbe Italian Una German airships rawea to arrivals at Qorlu. WW banco on the al of munitions A INJUR. Prtncetoa defeated Dartmouth to T at eral Cadorna. Jurtng a, persona and belligereWs aad agreed to accept pay . Convention: 0 ft, Kaarteu Maar-ten- a Princeton. National American OCTOBM. j from Gmiany for tbe sinking of the Porflrlo tMaa KOTaanaa. ' Dutch nov Ctt-"- 1 the ship FrYe" . Germany disavowed In ZeUrt. aged 17. C Harvard defeated Prtncetoa W to at pW "T U. Bam DaruraenT preMdent. elist. Holland: Arable and agreed to itd ft. General B. F. Tracy, lawyer and sol- football. Bulgaria EHrtw.a biiiHl and ' SpYIMBm. dier, former secretary of navy, New It. Yale defeated PiUioetow U to T. "d "" AraerlcaD a BobUlaea her anny. la J.V caxngres i by Zeppena , n. Navaldv1m-- board appointed, wtti , Tor city; aged 86. 99. Harvard beat Yai 41 to t at footbalL JkHentiae Beet la Washing- - T&osAsn Kdlsoa W. to 9. Army vanquished Navy 14 to foot- - Bt mm TBtwieeue--. . A. chairman. It Joan Harper, notes publisher, at . Convention: Americas J The United State rrcogaisHi tj aew New York: a M. Historical seen n. London recruiting a&rLc It etatlem sneeta m Washington. Tolnnteera ender tbe U vhica waa to end Dee. THE POLS COUNTY OBSERVER 0 IVES THE PEOPLE WHAT THEY WAKT TO READ, AKD COXSEQU EHTLY IT IS THE PAPER THAT IS HEAD. JT C0ST8 KO MOEE T KA1C OTHE)SrniST B