HISTORY - MAKING
THE WAR.
Jan. L--British predreadnaught Formi-
dable sunk in English channel; 60 lost.
Eight Russian army corps cross Car-
pathians and enter Hungary.
--Russia estimates ‘Turkish loss In
Caucasus at 100,000 men; announces cap-
ture " elght Hungarian towns.
Ita... calls 3.000.000 men to the colors
8 -—Austria protests against Italian occu-
pation of Aviona, Albania.
B.-Count Berchtold, Austrian
resigns.
74. Germans
promier,
at Soissons drive French
across the Aisne river with heavy loss
~(iermans state allies lost 180,000 men
in recent futile offensive on west front.
19. Zeppeling bombard six British towns,
kill five
3. Russia says Austrian
northeastern Hungary has
lattle of Dogger Banks
cruiser Bluecher sunk
XY. German government
wheat and flour
Russian army
Prussia, Russians
sla.
Feb. §
17
resistance in
been broken
German
n
seizes all corn,
THisit
Tabriz
East
Per
reaches
Ox
(yer ne
is
WAr zo
‘ebruary
rican
any announces
about sles to start 1
T.-The Lusitan i Ame
ere ing Irish ses y avoid subn
¢ to Germany,
Ariti
fla
Lrines
re
war
ital
rty-two Brit
pt to force
rimans announ
begins wit
near Gorlice
edoe ? Fastnet
} dead, including
110
apture Libau, Russian Bal
wnnoun may be
to fight *
yee
on
sh
a.
esident Wilson's
tania made publ
taly declares war «
ANNOUNCE
ormmission
German
batt
air
leship CGollath
first
i is
Majestic
Pr
up at
hip
immer
own
proves
Germans
Germany in r
gErets attack
8 Italians oc
Ww. Italians
1 Second U
public
B.--Venizelos
15. Sixteen
England
w Austro-Germany occupy
BW Germany announces Capt
gen was killed when his submarin
sunk
Lemberg falls to
Britsh loan of $1.25
2B. French capture
of Arr
July 4 -lialians take T
L--Last German troops in South Africa
surrender
9. German note on
i italian cruiser
trian submarine in
B ~Oerman cru r.
stroved by British in
IB. -Carmans capture
hundred South Wales
work,
BR -~German submarine
Kner: Orduna
2. -italtan cruiser Giuseppe
sunk by Austrian submarine
2.--Third UI. 8 Lusitania note
®
®
Greek election
Zeppelir
wins
Killed
= Austro-German New
¥O00 ia A tad
Labyrinth, north
the
Tolmino
Lusitania
Amalfi sunk
Adriati
Koenigaberg
East Africs
Przasnysz
coal miners
made
by
pti
Alig-
de-
Two
quit
attacks Cunard
Garibaldi
to Qer-
many made public
American steamer f[relanaw
torpe
doed off Scotland, Germans take
Pul-
Austro-German takes [Lublin
British steamer Iberian torpedoed
one American killed Germans take
Cholm
Aug, | Ausiro
munition
ington
3 Germans
Hungarian protest against
trade made public in Wash.
take Warsaw
% ~OGermany take Ivangorod
f.~Germans take SHerook
feat Germans In naval
Riga,
So Germans take
rd
Pussians de.
battle In Gulf of
Lomza
Germans take Stedlice. Six killed in
Zeppelin rald on England, All'es land
WO men at three points on Gallipoll
il. <Cermans take Kovno
B.- Venizelos, proally, again chosen Greek
premier. Hritish transport Royal £d-
ward sunk in the Aegean, one thousand
killed,
M.-White Star liner Arable
several Americans Killed.
ture Novogeorgievak
NB. ~Germans take Ossowlec,
torpedped;
Germans cap-
SPORTING RECORDS AND CHAM.
PIONS CF 1915,
min
Baseball,
World's champlons—Boaton Ameri
cans. League champions-National
Philadelphia; American, Boston
Leading batsman National, Larry
Doyle, New York; American, Ty Cobb,
Detroit.
leading pitcher National, G. ©
Alexander, Philadelphia, American,
Joe Wood, Boston.
Football.
Cornell (consensus of opinion).
Boxing.
Jess Willard of Kansas, by defeat.
25. Germans take Brest-Litovsk,
2B. --Germans take Olita.
2. ~Austro-German cross the Zlota-Lipa
3L—Pegoud, first man to loop the loop in
aeroplane, killed In alr battle with Ger
mans,
Sept. lL.—-Ambassador von Bernstorff gives
Becretary of State Lansing written ns.
Burances submarines will respect Hives of
noncombatants. Germans take L.
Germany announces she has taken 1,
100,000 Russian prisoners since May 2
~Teutons take Grodno,
American sleamanip
pedoed, two Americans
others
i-8.~Zeppeling raid
Nicholas deposed
Hesperian
killed and
tor
“Ht
England, Grand Duke
by zur and sent to |
f Russia takes per
h armies Glernmnns
r trenches
Zeppelin ral
demands recal
o-Hungar
of "
in
ANE ren fis
ands in New York
Lat
Pir
Zeppelins raid
{iermans take
Q000 in Am
british prize
nans axe
AVIRiOrs
tigart
ans Las 1.04 :
31
irians take K
tnke
iXt near
’ istry falls
tr Atlanta pr
} eo States
Ed a
and naval atts
nastir
Ford
«Nort
yu
Bay
ry
sails from N
and War
£ rushed to Ruts
Danube to mest Russian
itlah admit Mesopotamia
has been defeated and has
to the SEN {
ton tro huk
real
ox pogti
retreat
od
Bulgarians attack French
Serbia with great energy
Chancatl von Bethr
clares In relchstag
peace
12. Stern note
ing is made
Germany
and Britis!
in
wr Hollweg de
allies must sock
ant
to Austria on Ancona sink
publi
ANnounoes
Britiah divigions have heen
in retreat to Grecian soil
16 Italy admits destirover
transport Be Uinberto
trians
13 Franco
annihiated
two
and
Aus
intrepido
BUDK by
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GENERAL NEWS EVENTS.
Jan Bn
inally
accounts of
forfeited
trust
4 ine
United States Supreme court
decides the homes and bank
183 Danbury hatters are
under the Sherman anti-
law for a boycott
Killed and 172 badly injured
New York subway fire
House of representatives
woman-suffrage amendment
Constitution by 204 to 174
13-<About 38.000 killed in Italinn earth.
quake at Avezzano and other nearby
towns
14-<Two hundred thousand more out of
work in New York than the year pre
vious,
~-Preaident Wilson's first grandchild,
son of Mra. Francis IB. Sayre, born in
White House,
19~Twenty unarmed strikers shot by
guards near Roosevelt, N. J,
in
i2
defeats
the
io
-
17
ing Jack Johnson becomes world
heavyweight champion
Rowing.
Cornell wins Poughkeepsie regatta
Champion single sculler— Robert
Dibble
Champion senior eight —-
Boat club.
Tennis.
National singles champion, William
M. Johnston, California; national
doubles champions, William H. John
ston and Clarence Griffin, California;
pational women's single champion,
Miss Moila Bjurstedt, Norway, na-
tional women's double thamplions,
Mrs, George Wightman and Miss Ele
onora Years, Boston.
Duluth
Henry Ford telix industrial rela
tions commission he can reform ev
ory man in Bing Bing
John 1D. Rockefeller
father has given away
billion
Feb, 2-~Wearner Horn, German resery-
ist, dynamites international bridge at
Vanceboro, Me
Feb, 2--Frederick
put eight old per
man Odd Fellows
N ¥Y
J. P. Morgan sells his father's por
celnin to a syndicate tmicre than
$£3.000 000
President Wilson
White House
cific Intern
22
i
his
of a
Jr. says
ih quarter
Mors confesses he
ons to denth in Ger
home at Yonkers
ior
presses hutton In
opening Panama-Pa
wtional « ition J. P
Morgan ells the Fragonard paint
ings from hia father lection
i=-Navy bill, providing for two battle.
ships, pa Lhe senate
: eral grand jury at
ine war
York police
y set off
X pi
Hot
Hen
New
activi?
trap
bomb in Ht
York
“of
Lar
aH nd
falls 2
great
*
him in accordance ith 3it of
the slectinne
: AT Y of
make pu hill fl
navy-building plan
Pepublicans set
for Chicago. June 7
Hop ret
ivy Daniels
ve-yoear $500.000 on
14
convention
next
date
FINANCIAL,
Jan
af
wn
28-President Wilson predicts
great prosperity to electrie
men fame A. Patten. Josep!
Leiter, C. BB. Livermore and Charlie
W. Partridge and others sald to have
made fortunes in pit
Feb, J-May wheat rea $1.88
the
er
rs
hes in
Chicago
Beurent
try over
March 1
Fngland
part of
Apri?
York
Aug, 11-31
008 000 In rities
York from England
Sept. 1-<Demand sterling sells at 4.80
reflecting enormous foreign orders
for munitions and oti #oodda
212--Exnoris for 12 months ending
21. IM5 smEgremate 12 005.000 000
announced
Oct. 20«Favorabis
week, $70.80% 000
history
Dec. Bank clearings
November nineteen
agninst eleven billion
vember, 1814, an increase
vent
Dee. 17
proximately
thre aed
pirice of
Firat gold sent 4
to New York
1912 arrives
Enarmou BH
agitation
rise In
onun
bread
ft from
Intter
re
singe
irkeot in New
Drogrosn
gold and 219
reaches Ni
Hor
stock exchange In
2.0800 000 in
gfe y Ww
"yr
Age
it iw
trades
{ire
for
ur
balance
test in
of nation for
billton dollars
dollars in No
of 75 per
Total gold imports to date ap
£411,006 000
NOTABLE PROGRESS
PHONY.
IN TELE
Jan, 25. First public demonstration of
telephone line between New York and
Ban Francisco, 3.400 miles,
Sept. 29--Wirsless telephone communi
cation established between Arlington,
Va. and Mare Island navy yard, Cal.
a distances of 2.600 miles. Prealdent
Theodore N. Vall of the American
Telephone and Telegraph company
talks from New York to Ban Fran
clmen, voice being oarried by tele
phone to Ariington and thence by
wireless. Wireless telephones comma.
nication established between Arling-
ton and Hawaill, 4900 miles,
ont Arlington speaks to Paris and
Hawaii by wireless telephone,
KEYSTONE STATE
IN SHORT ORDER
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|
i
LatestNews Happenings Gather-
ed From Here and There.
TOLD IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS
At the instance of District Attorney
{ Groft the police arrested Mra. John
| Elsenberger her boarder, John
Weaver, charged with murdering the
| woman's husband 18 at
the Eisenberger home in Lancaster
! Elsenberger found dead in the
| morning with a bullet hole in hig head
| His wife gave out a plausible st ot
| his having committed suicide while in
{| & fit of despondency.
and
on December
rT:
Ws
ory
With a
boiler of a portable
v the BRB” ompson farm
miles east of Altoona, ki ling
roar ard for mile the
sawmill exploded
several
Tay
irs o'd
or
| and Newton R year
Dorey, eleven
i 0.d, the rmer's not ”
The
Company
gale Ia f
bondholders buvi
000. Henry
} ne i,
K Kines
treaturer
The Norwegian
plain Hansen, docked
iq s Ha
Dye Works, Chester
| American
A cut-rate
| men has
| cont of funerals
i and $5
wn
resul
At a meeting of the director
Berks Fair Association
id an increa
| pital stoek from $100 600 t
i 000 for the completion of the
| grounds, used for first
if fall upon which $100,000
been spent
County
decided to recommer
the ra
the
of
old, a veteran of
Civil War, returned from a visit to the
Panama Canal and the Pacific Coast
§ Within the past two vears he has made
three trips to the Far West. He will
ke another visit in the spring
Martin Elsenberger, Marietta,
elghtv.one years the
Isanc Sharman, a Fitzstown violintst,
has a pot toad which he hat tra ne’
Lang Syne” the toad coves f om its
hiding place and does what Sharman
ealls the "toad dip.”
State bee inapectors, who about
have finished up their work for the
winter, have found very little trouble
fn Cumberland county apiaries, but
| some cases of disease were discovered
In Mifflin and Juniata Counties,
Following out the policy of other
years, the American Car & Foundry
{ Company, Berwick, discharged Nicho-
| las Saracino because he filed an ap
{ plication for a liguor license,
8 BB leach was elected for the
twentieth time superintendent of the
Lutheran Sunday School at Lemoyne.
Fle was instrumental in organizing the
songregation.
Evidently the burglar who entered
the home of I. F. Baker, Lemoyne,
and took a violin and case, valued at
$65, and a piceolo, worth $25, was of a
musical turn of mind, for he neglected
8 pocketbook containing a sam of
money in plain sight.
Because he held a chicken raffle, Noo
vember 23, at his hotel In Prenklin
Township, residents of the district
have filed a remonstrance against re.
newing the license of William Wa'k
It Is one of the oldest hostelries in
Carbon county.
|
TEN NEW LAWS
Workmen's Compensation and Child
Labor Acts Most Important.
Escheat Act Effective,
Harrisburg. —Ten pew laws are now
effective throughout, Pennsylvania, and
in addition steps ure being taken to
into effect. The Act
men’s compensation and child labor
Other Acis are:
Increasing powers of
relative to bullding
second-cla
inspection
The practice Act for common pleas
The uniform sales Act
Providing State
silt
tural line
end
for inspection of
bituminou
iners shall
workmen's com
bracite and
Acts so that
under the
ant
mining
brought
pensation sys
The
Providing
tracts for fire ing
a
stock tran
ifer tax Act,
for uniform policy con
i
irance
for the 1:
fer the
i i n
addition, the form
lon of corporations unt Acts
1215. and the
Ae!
for operation of
escheat being issued
are
Farmers Urged
iat impre
the chief need of the
To Advertise
ved marketing facllitie
modern farn
nd that adv presen
giution of 1
the lesson
Wii and predictes WK Grice
mbs for years to come
n#
f.
x
dN
» farm
EF hs
EMRE
For State Forests.
rabb t
Game
turkeys « Geer ar
1oose the
be
preserves
urned in
and closed countie
winter, bs
gion, under the
propagation plans
the first of a big consignment of
cled at New Y
11 be dist
1 qual! is exp
} Ww
outhern
which they will be
Kentue are slatives of
and other ¢
1 been
for ye A number of Vir
ginia bronze wild turk bblers
| v he wonds
re
berated in Allegheny
1
i
3 trim taiia™
fee wheres “oo have
™e
now
TT
thia
and
i i Year,
y hen
iar hoye b nn made t« 3
five additional elk from the Yello
tone 4 T
{ fourteen of the last lot ship
ate
but the others weathered the winter
. § hai begun increase,
£ii ANG nave wm
region during the nter e
w
Jtate 10
ped because of the
10
State Gets Jobs For (20.
Penn got jobs for 620 persons
through the new State Employment
Nureau. which was established last fal)
az a branch of the State Department
of Labor and Industry. All were taken
care of in the month preceding Christ
The Harrisburg office placed 228
persons, the Philadelphit office 238, and
the Johastown branch fiftyfour. It is
expected that the offices in Pittsburgh
and Scranton will be in full swing
soon. Approximately, 1834 applica
tions for employment were received at
the three offices during the last six
weeks, There remain 1.214 applica
tions, including thirty at Harrisburg
1094 at Philadiphia and 150 at Johns
town. The bureau at present has 388
itions in various lines of work to
offer unemployed persons, There are
170 of such vacancies in the Harris
burg office, 114 in the Philadelphia
office, and 102 in the Johnstown office
Father
mas
Buy Land For Capitol Park
The State Capitol Park Extension
Committee completed negotiations for
the purchase of the properties of St
Lawrenca's Catholic Church for the
State. The price was 51265000. The
property includes a church built in
1874, together with a school and parish
house,
Secretary Of Industrial Board.
William Lauder, of Riddie burg,
Bedford county, member of the 8 at»
Board of Education since its establish
ment, was elected secretary of the
State Industrial Board. The positicn
carries a salary of $4,000. Mr. Lauder
for years wan manager of iron and eoal
plants in Dedford county, retiring a
short fime ago. He was a member of
the commission which drafted the
rchool code and war appointed a mem.
ber of the first State Board of Bduca
tion, of which Governor Brumbaugh
also was a member.
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach, liv.
er, and bowel poisons be.
fore breakfast,
||
sn AOA.
CA ————
a ———————
To feel your best day in and
out, to feel clean inside; no sour
to coat your tongue and sick
| breath or dull your head; no
{ tion, bilious attacks, sick he
| colds, rheumatism or gassy, acld saom-
| ach, you must bathe on the inside like
| you bathe Th vastly
| more important, skin
pores do not absorb into
| the blood, the do,
| says a well-known physician
| To keep there poisons a ts
well flushed from the stomach, liver,
{ kidneys and bowels, drink before
breakfast each day, a glass of bot wa
ter with a t« stone
phosphate in it. This will cleanse
purify and [resi the
| tary tract, before p
into ti stomach.
Get quarter poun
phosp from youn u
| the it i8 inexpensive ar
most i ;
ting
phe
to
outside, is
because the
impurities
bowel pores
while
Xins
gapoonful of lime
= imen-
itting food
ie
a
ale
fore.
ile
stone
rid
sons
formation.
{| you felt bet
muscles i
BILIOUS, HEADAGHY,
SICK "CASCARETS”
| Gently cleanse your liver and
| sluggish bowels while
you sleep.
Get a 10cent box
Sick headache,
ness, coated tongue, foul taste and foul
breath-—always trace them to torpid
liver; delayed, fermenting food in the
bowels or sour, gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in.
instead of being cast out
gyetem is reabsorbed into the
When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue it causes con-
gestion and that dull, throbbing, sick
ening headache.
Cascarets immediat cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
food and foul gases, take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out all
| the constipated waste matter and
poisons in the bowels.
A Tascaret tonight will surely
| straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sieep—a 10 cent box
from your druggist means your head
clear, stomach sweet and your liver
ha. Adv.
iliousneas fzzi-
testines,
{i of the
blood
ely
e Better.
beginning to cut a
The Shorter th
The barber,
Saad
Just
“Have you heard
the man that"
cutting) “want it
“Yes,”
that story about
resuming the hair
short, sir?"
answered the customer. a
What the Doctor Knows
KIDNEYS MUST BE RIGHT TO
INSURE HEALTH
Few people realize to what extent their
health depends upon the condition of the
kidneys,
The physician in nearly all cases of se
riovs illness, makes s chemical analysis
of the patient's urine. He knows that un-
less the kidneys are doing their work
properly, the other organs cannot readily
be brought back to health and strength.
When the kidneys are neglected or
abused in any way, serious results are sure
to follow, Therefore, it is particularly
necessary to pay more attention to the
bealth of these important organs.
An ideal herbal compound that has hed
remarkable success as a kidney remedy i»
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root.
The mild and bealing influence of this
preparation, in most cases, is soon real
ized, according to sworn statements and
verified testimony of those who have used
the remedy.
When your kidneys
get Swamp-Root at once from any phar
macy. It is sold by every druggist in bot
tes of two sizes~80c and 81.00,
However, if you wish first to test this
t preparation, send ten cents to Dr.
ilmer & Co., Ringhamton, N. Y. for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paneer. Ady
A A AN SAAN AN.
The Force of IL
"Don’t you mean to put up a kick
about this matter?
“With all my sole!”
OS.
The czar of Russia has an income
$40,000,000 a year.
require attention,