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3 Stocks Set to Decline at Major Resistance (APA, WFM)March 14, 2016200-day EMA resistance should contain rallies that have lagged broad benchmarks since the January and February lows.
Apache Shares Plunge Along With Oil Prices (APA)March 9, 2016Just like a game of chicken, OPEC members are waiting for other members to blink first and are holding oil prices hostage. ...
3 Oil Companies Losing Money with Current Oil PricesDecember 16, 2015Learn about three oil companies that are losing money with low oil prices. See how companies in the sector with high debt ...
Avoid These Overvalued Blue Chips with Poor Financials (APA, ...September 14, 2015When you are looking for bargains in the stock market, limit your buying to stocks with a verified strong fiancial condition.
Shale Oil vs. Oil Shale: What's the Difference?August 7, 2015The biggest difference between oil shale and shale oil is that one is still a money making endeavor.
The Most Indebted US Oil CompaniesFebruary 23, 2015The recent sharp decline in oil prices along with the industry's high cost of operations have pushed these 10 US oil companies ...
Stocks Poised For Another Leg LowerJanuary 22, 2014Four stocks that have fallen off their highs, and will likely continue to do so.
Apache Makes Another Move To Reduce Business RiskAugust 30, 2013Apache gets a reasonable price for a troublesome asset.
Noble Energy Looks Great, But Is The Valuation Too Filling?July 11, 2013Noble has an excellent production growth profile, but is the valuation already too full?
Can Apache Regain Its Reputation?July 10, 2013Apache needs to repair its reputation, but the valuation is appealing
A New Era For Chesapeake EnergyJuly 8, 2013A more disciplined strategy at Chesapeake should lead to better results eventually
Halliburton Has Gotten Interesting AgainApril 22, 2013If oilfield activity has bottomed, Halliburton would be a good pick here.
Natural Gas: A Big Win For Israel And Its ProducersApril 2, 2013While it's a tech powerhouse, the natural gas game is quickly changing Israel's economy for the good. The recent prolific ...
Hercules Offshore Seeing Better Days In The GulfFebruary 13, 2013Hercules Offshore has clearly rebounded strongly from the bottom of the cycle.
Barring Disaster, Anadarko Looks Too CheapFebruary 7, 2013Andarko's valuable reserve base makes it a name worth considering, even with sizable litigation risk.
Oil and Gas Operations Stocks, Including Apache, Making Big Moves ...December 6, 2012The Nasdaq has climbed 0.7%, the S&P 500 has increased 0.3% and the Dow is up 0.3% on a good day for the market so far. ...
6 Ways to Profit from the "New Saudi Arabia of Energy"November 12, 2012Anyone searching for long-term gains in natural gas has been through an epic journey in the past year or so. From January ...
Noble Energy Looks For Oil In The Eastern MediterraneanOctober 16, 2012Noble Energy has reported many discoveries of natural gas in the Eastern Mediterranean area over the last few years and is ...
Energy Sector Recap Week Ending September 14, 2012September 18, 2012The oil and gas industry has resumed most of the Gulf of Mexico production shut-in by Hurricane Isaac and renewed its search ...
Has Ultra Petroleum Seen The Worst?September 4, 2012Ultra's suffering from low natural gas prices.
Can Whiting Deliver More Green?August 28, 2012Whiting is no longer a darling, but seems undervalued.
Statoil - Should You Love What The Analysts Hate?August 16, 2012Statoil is spending money today for a better tomorrow.
Today's Major Oil and Gas Operations Sector Movers: Apache and ...August 2, 2012The Nasdaq has slipped 0.4%, the S&P 500 has fallen 0.8% and the Dow has declined 0.8% on a bad morning for the market. ...
Apache Corporation And The MidcontinentJune 29, 2012This development will help the company meet production growth goals over the next five years.
Talisman Energy Has More Charm Than The Market ThinksJune 29, 2012Talisman seems unfairly maligned.
Total Has More To Lose With Falling Oil PricesJune 29, 2012Total's dividend yield is impressive, but the company's vulnerability to sub-$90 oil is worrisome.
Apache Hits It Big In Western CanadaJune 27, 2012Apache Corporation has found a large natural gas resource base in Western Canada and plans to develop these resources slowly ...
Apache Moves Forward With LNGJune 27, 2012Apache is involved with several large liquefied natural gas projects, and will rely on these operations as part of its production ...
Statoil Hits It Big In Offshore TanzaniaJune 26, 2012Statoil has reported another oil and gas discovery in offshore Tanzania, continuing the streak of recent successes in this ...
Apache Builds Up Operations In The PermianJune 22, 2012Apache has a large position in the Permian Basin, and plans to aggressively develop these assets through 2016.
Hit And A Miss In The Gulf Of MexicoJune 19, 2012The Gulf of Mexico has paid off for some operators, as many oil and gas discoveries have been reported here over the last ...
Apache Goes For A Million Barrels Per DayJune 19, 2012Apache Corporation is bullish on the U.S. and plans to aggressively develop its acreage here to get oil and gas production ...
Stone Energy - Gulf of MexicoJune 4, 2012Stone Energy plans to be active in exploring for oil and gas in the Gulf of Mexico in 2012, as the company has assembled ...
Eni Still Not Getting Much LoveJune 4, 2012Eni is making progress, but still carries a low valuation.
Occidental Petroleum Has Taken A Different PathMay 31, 2012Occidental runs itself a little differently, and that's a good thing for shareholders. The compnay looks like a quality name ...
Apache Remains BalancedMay 30, 2012Apache has a diversified revenue stream, but its forward P/E ratios are well below both the industry and market averages ...
Natural Gas Impairment Charges On The RiseMay 23, 2012The exploration and production industry is now faced with the hangover associated with the reckless acquisition spending ...
Build Diversity Through BetaMay 2, 2012In conjunction with stock valuation ratios like the price-to-earnings ratio and the price-to-earnings-growth ratio, a stock's ...
Better Latin American Buys Than Argentina (YPF, ARGT, EPU, GXG, ...April 26, 2012Argentina's recent decision to nationalize its oil interests is a troubling precedent for the nation. However, there are ...
Crosstex Energy Plans For GrowthApril 11, 2012Crosstex Energy plans to spend $300 million in 2012 on a number of projects designed to take advantage of the domestic drilling ...
Devon Energy Increases 2012 Capital BudgetApril 9, 2012Devon Energy announced a $1 billion increase in the company's exploration and acquisitions budget for 2012.
Denbury Resources Turns Leftovers Into Haute CuisineApril 5, 2012Denbury's growing oil production is worth a closer look.
Apache Corp. - A Look At EgyptMarch 30, 2012Apache Corp. has been active in Egypt for nearly two decades, expending a considerable amount of capital here. This investment ...
Apache Corp. In AustraliaMarch 30, 2012Apache Corp. has an ongoing investment program in Australia, and has a large inventory of projects in both the exploration ...
Nabors Industries Set To Get SmallerMarch 28, 2012Nabors Industries plans to sell the company's oil and gas properties and noncore oil service assets. The company will focus ...
Repsol YPF Up The Ante In The Vaca Muerte ShaleMarch 12, 2012Repsol YPF and other oil and gas companies are moving to develop the Vaca Muerte Shale in Argentina.
Goldman Says To Stick With Oil And GoldFebruary 29, 2012With many of the deep values in natural resources now gone, Goldman Sachs has dropped its overall forecast for commodity ...
Exploration And Production Companies Raise DividendsFebruary 24, 2012Several exploration and production companies have raised dividends for 2012.
Do High Gas Prices Really Benefit Oil Stocks?February 22, 2012There are some unsuspecting consequences to high oil prices.
Apache Still Cheap Enough To PayFebruary 15, 2012Apache's consistency is worth more than this.
Apache Corporation Doubles Down On Anadarko BasinJanuary 26, 2012Apache Corporation announced the purchase of Cordillera Energy Partners III LLC for $2.85 billion, doubling its acreage near ...
Build Diversity Through BetaJanuary 9, 2012In conjunction with stock valuation ratios like the price-to-earnings ratio and the price-to-earnings-growth ratio, a stock's ...
Energy Sector - Some Surprises In 2012December 29, 2011The energy sector usually has some surprises for investors and 2012 should be no different. Here are four possible events ...
YPF Hits Big On Shale OilDecember 15, 2011YPF reported the success of an initial exploration program targeting a shale oil play in onshore Argentina. The company hopes ...
Nexen And The Horn River ShaleDecember 5, 2011Nexen announced a joint venture in the Horn River Basin, and will use this to launch the development of the company's huge ...
El Paso's E & P Assets On The BlockOctober 21, 2011El Paso has an attractive set of production assets. Expect a lot of interest from larger players, on this one.
Niobrara Shale - Third Quarter 2011 EarningsOctober 17, 2011The Niobrara Shale is one of the newer unconventional oil and gas plays in the United States.
EnCana - Horn River Basin Midstream ReviewOctober 12, 2011EnCana is helping to build an LNG facility and a pipeline system in western Canada to enable production in the Horn River ...
EnCana - Horn River Basin Upstream ReviewOctober 10, 2011EnCana plans to develop natural gas in the Horn River Basin located in Western Canada for export to Asian markets.
Chevron Approves Wheatstone ProjectSeptember 30, 2011Chevron approved the Wheatstone Project, a large liquified natural gas project in Australia.
Obama Goes To War With The Oil IndustrySeptember 22, 2011The Obama administration has proposed an expensive jobs bill and is targeting the oil and gas industry to help pay for this ...
Conoco Phillips Moves Forward On SeparationSeptember 15, 2011Conoco Phillips is moving forward on its plan to separate into stand alone upstream and down stream properties. The company ...
Apache Corp Likes ArgentinaAugust 24, 2011Apache Corp has a five-year plan to double production from Argentina through an extensive exploration and development program.
Argentina Oil And Gas Set To Take OffAugust 23, 2011Argentina has the third-largest reserves of shale gas in the world, along with ample amounts of shale oil and tight gas.
Conoco Phillips To Split UpJuly 18, 2011Conoco Phillips is following the industry trend to become smaller. Can its stand-alone plan find success?
A Look At Basic Energy ServicesJuly 11, 2011This company offers a range of oil services to U.S. operators, and it has seen extra growth from core operations in the Permian ...
Is A Tax Holiday On The Way?June 21, 2011Publicly traded companies have over $1 trillion in cash waiting overseas. Will a tax holiday bring it home?
Apache Corp Likes The Mid-ContinentMay 24, 2011Apache Corporation expects extensive exploration and development in the mid-continent area to help grow production and reserves.
Apache Corporation's Presence In CanadaMay 24, 2011Apache Corporation has a large, but low-key, exploration and development plan for its Canadian properties in 2011 and beyond.
Apache Corp: Permian Basin PlayerMay 18, 2011Apache Corporation is putting major capital into the Permian Basin over the next five years, as the company seeks to grow ...
Quicksilver Resources Rides The Barnett ShaleMay 17, 2011Quicksilver Resources is exploiting its extensive acreage in the Barnett Shale and used this play to grow production by 28% ...
Southwestern Energy Still Loves The FayettevilleMay 13, 2011Southwestern Energy is still milking the Fayetteville Shale for all it can. It rode the play to achieve 28% production growth ...
EOG Resources Works The Oil SideMay 11, 2011EOG Resources has a large inventory of oil assets across the United States and developed these during the first quarter of ...
Tomorrow's Great Dividend CompaniesMay 4, 2011Though not major dividend companies today, these names could become bigger payers in the future.
Whiting Petroleum: Right Place, Right Time, Right TypeApril 29, 2011Whiting's shortfall this quarter is a buying opportunity for aggressive investors.
Chevron 2011 Analyst MeetingMarch 15, 2011Chevron held an analyst day in March 2011, and reviewed its 2010 operational and financial performance.
Statoil: Bargain Or Bull Trap?February 11, 2011Statoil's dour production outlook has investors avoiding this otherwise high-quality producer.
Denbury Resources: King Of Tertiary RecoveryNovember 22, 2010Denbury Resources is a major player in tertiary oil recovery methods, and it will use this technology to grow production ...
Nexen Loves The Horn River BasinNovember 22, 2010Nexen is high on the Horn River Basin in British Columbia and plans to use this and other parts of its portfolio to boost ...
Triangle Petroleum Builds Up In Williston BasinNovember 18, 2010Triangle Petroleum Corporation is an emerging early-stage player in the Williston Basin. Will TPLM's new acreages reap big ...
Build Diversity Through BetaNovember 17, 2010In conjunction with stock valuation ratios like the price-to-earnings ratio and the price-to-earnings-growth ratio, a stock's ...
Chesapeake Energy And The Anadarko BasinOctober 19, 2010Chesapeake Energy is pouring capital into the Granite and Colony Wash plays in the Anadarko Basin.
Another Big Gulf Clean-Up OperationSeptember 17, 2010A new rule regarding the decommissioning of old wells and platforms could be a much-needed boon for services companies.
North Africa: A Bounty Of Oil And GasSeptember 8, 2010North Africa is blessed with abundant oil and gas resources, and many Western companies are helping nations in that region ...
The Mediterranean Sea Oil And Gas BoomSeptember 7, 2010The Mediterranean Sea apparently contains many areas of promising oil and gas and the exploration and production industry ...
Ultra Petroleum - Low-Cost, High-QualityAugust 3, 2010Quality and value are usually a trade-off on Wall Street, but Ultra Petroleum seems to offer both.
Horn River Basin UpdateMay 31, 2010Although it is primarily a dry natural gas play, the Horn River Basin is attracting capital and development attention.
Transocean Far From SunkMay 11, 2010The Deepwater Horizon accident dominates the news about Transocean, but the stock's sell-off seems overdone.
New Brunswick Attracts The Oil And Gas IndustryApril 2, 2010Southwestern Energy won a bid to become the second major indedpendent exploration and production company to explore for oil ...
A Lively Start To 2010 For Energy SectorJanuary 15, 20102010 got off to a big start for the energy sector as some major news was released that may define the investing landscape ...
Emerging Carbon Capture PlaysNovember 12, 2009These companies all got into carbon capture for financial reasons, and it's paying off.
Big Oil Earnings On TapOctober 27, 2009This earnings preview of major oil companies is interesting, when compared to the same quarter last year.
EnCana Splits In TwoSeptember 15, 2009EnCana announced its plan to split into two separate oil companies, but is this restructuring really necessary?
$2 Natural Gas?August 24, 2009Oil and natural gas have parted ways, and it doesn't look like natural gas will be recovering in the near future.
Will Land Of Milk And Honey Yield Oil And Gas?March 30, 2009A recent natural gas discovery off the coast of Israel may accelerate drilling in that area and others.
Rigging Solutions To Prevent Land LossMarch 23, 2009Exploration and production companies may lose leased acreage for failure to drill before expiration.
Ceiling Falls On Exploration And Production SectorJanuary 20, 2009Exploration and production companies' use of esoteric accounting charges caused a sharp decline in commodity prices.
Cal Dive Won't Take Your Portfolio Under WaterJanuary 20, 2009Cal Dive's business with oil and gas infrastructure gives it a competitive edge over its peers.
Six Oily Stocks For Natural Gas BearsSeptember 30, 2008If you're optimistic about the oil market and pessimistic about natural gas, we've got the stocks for you.
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One man was arrested and police are looking for at least three others after a Center Grove area resident reported someone stole his vehicle and shot at him.
About 5 a.m., a resident in the 3100 block of Buckmoor Parkway saw someone steal his black Honda Pilot. The man ran outside, called police, got into another vehicle and chased after a red Dodge Charger that had driven away from his home, according to a police report from the Johnson County Sheriff's Office.
The Charger stopped shortly after, and four men got out and ran away. The resident told police he believed one of the men shot at him with a handgun, and he went back home, the report said. Police found the Charger had been reported stolen from Westfield.
The man was not injured.
A deputy responding to the call saw a man running away from a Honda Pilot in a nearby shopping center. He called for a police dog, who later found the man police believe fled on the back porch of a nearby home, the report said.
Police arrested Lemickol Dante Thomas, 21, 2944 Hillside St., Indianapolis, on charges of burglary, auto theft, theft and resisting police. He was taken to the Johnson County jail, and is being held on $8,000 bond, according to a police report.
Just after 9 a.m. a resident reported their vehicle stolen in the 1900 block of Pheasant Way, located about two miles away from Buckmoor Parkway. Police believe the vehicle was stolen by one of the men that fled, Sheriff Doug Cox said.
Police are searching for the other men, Cox said.


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Issue date: Wednesday, July 5, 1916
Pages available: 6
Previous edition: Monday, July 3, 1916
Next edition: Thursday, July 6, 1916
Publication name: Wellsville Daily Reporter
Location: Wellsville, New York
Pages available: 128,069
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Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - July 5, 1916, Wellsville, New York 4 ".äfi'w "1. ...............Iii*' ^èpNfeÔOAY,, JULY 5, 1916. •V, Ttr"ô70éiif8 a CJopy. TIm Woild'i ^nm^h SteliuiTe rraaohli^ With thè Associated Press and the American iUMdattoB, WELLSVILLE, NiEW YOKK, AF; IÄOIN TONE.BasisofanAtnlcÉe AgreeineDl Is Offered.HOlìlBEOEJJVmTQDAÌi. fhert it'daid to*Be No Specific Re-n^war for Recall of the Perching Ex-iwiltlon or Threat oT Attack—Promise to Restore Order In Mexico and Pr^ect the Border. Wiahtngtoa, July 5.—A note to the United States from the de. facto gov-?rnmlftrtt'ot Mexico reached Klineo Ar-r^Qottdo, the Mexican ambasiiudor des-igUftjte, here and probably will be de- tivered to the state department to- - . 4.. Ì perBons clqlse to the embassy as to-ing conclliaiory In tone and designed to offer the basis of an amlcalalo settlement oi the differences between the two governmentB. r It ii.In reply to both the last,two rtotc« sent to tTie"de facto government ay Secretary i^analng and eald to bring tho Issue between the two govern menta down to date. The promises to restore order in ■ • Mexico and to protoct American terri ......... iuggestion tnat tho pr^aen«^ -.........■ttnm-i:roopS"W"3ffe'xfcrurTon^^ largely responsible for unsettled conditions, and that their withdrawal .would eo. tar toward eliminating sources of fric lion and difficulty. There is said to be no specific renewal of tho demands for recall of the _Pershlng expedition, or threats of attacks, but at Uie samo time tho ro------quest of S6'crefary"Lansing for a statement of intentions is met by a general iiscusalon of the «ituatlon rather than by a direct announcement of purpose. The Mexican government states that it has accejited Its principle suggestion of mediation from other American republics_atld invites the United States to record Itself. It adds, however, that dircct negotiations between tho "Fring"nVoTe"B result» than mediation. Embassy officials believe General Carranza himself framed the language of' the note. It Is said to bo much more diplomatic In terms and tone than any of the recent Mexican communications. Secretary Uinsing , was told infor-maUy of the arrival of. the, n,otc..andj3f. "what was understood to be Its con-tents. Ho »©«^med highly grHtified, . hut - w-ould- not-eomment- pendlniT tts delivery to him, - . .. . Mr. Arredondo left the embassy soon nHer the note arrived to spend the Independence day holiday at a "sum-, mer resort. An embassy employe iiad been dlrecte<I to Rive out su^ch _lnfQr-_ -matlon" as was'^esiml to make public before the ambassador would call at the state department. BIG NOGALES GARRISON I ,Over 6,000 National Guardmen Now Occupy Little City. Nogales, Ariz., July 6.-^-\Vith the ar-rival of the last of the Connecticut Infantry, consisting of the Second battalion of the Fii'st and Second regiments, the garrison here now num-biTs about 6.000 meii. A steel Jacket, bullet, found in a Car .Occupl^d--by- a--Secon<l - reginvent; company, led .to the belief that it had ___betik J)y_flu.,anipiir---------------- The engineer of the train, who hp came'TuBcnnsclous in his seat 'as the train ¿pproaQhed Lordaburg, was found to have been wounded on the back .of - ~ men ot E cothiiiany, hlmoslf a locomotive engineer, took charge of the train and brought it to Lordsburg. ' A report reached here from Mexico to the effect that 3,000 Carranzista soldiers were moving north from Mag-dalena and Imuris to a point 20 miles south of. Nogales. .......................■MUI» iiNiiiii'mTiinmiiiiiir 1 in............. -Tlftiìniriìri COIONEL lOHH BIDDLE. Appointi»di «ft .*4«w-Catn«-nuindan^ at West Point. THfilE SCOUTS DROWN INmVEBLAKE. by ine war aepaninent as more inoic-atlve of preparation for war than of yielding to demands for withdrawal. On receipt of orders to turn over to tho selected commanders that portion I^lJ'^so.. 6<"Aeral .Kunston ,.wlU-,giv©.Uis fuii attention to the organization of the remainder with a view to their use in Mexico . _ . SENATE AGAINST FREE SEED Strikes Proviolon 6'it of Agricultural Bill by 33 to 21 Vote. VVashlugion, Juiy y.--^Following its annual cOfctoin the iu-nat«} went on '•ecord in fav{)r'of'aT>oltshing tht' frr^ •Mstribution of seod.s by tho go^W:>rn aient. The matter came up on the igi'icuUural apifropriation bill. The vote by which tho appropriation for free seeds' was, struck out waa ;>;} to 21. It is expected that the con ference committee oi the two hous< s of fongroria ^vi!l re.f.l_oro.)Jj.^.prmlhil£ Seharof 'KVnyon. ia auitcklng -the provision declartvl tho cost to the government of the free seed distribution was not to be meastired by the co.st of the stH^ds alone, which for the last four years had reached $1,-110,9'};i. but to this should be added the cost of iwiitage, which would amount to nearly $500,000 for the four years. - ■ • - ""T.r.T. EXPLODING TIRE KILLS GIRL Files. Off Automobile Wheel, Striking Her In the Stomach. Yonkers, July 5.—Annie Valoska, 10 years old, died in St.r Josej>h's ho.^---pital the re.sult of injurie.^ sustained when an explotlinsr automobile tiró' flew from the wheel and struck her in the -Stomach. The accident occurred on Saturday,-and the girl picked herself up apparenUy <inliurt._y(.^.-. terciay sho went to tho hospital. Edward xUi^^ stfcetT "Manhattan, the chauffeur ot tho automobile, was arrested and pa-rolled. Were Members of GentraLle^ li][terian CMofRoGliester. . War.sftw, N. y.. July 5.—Three youlhSt memf«?rs of the Hoy S^toiit .troops ot the Central Presbyterian church, Uoch-ester, were drowned in Silver lake. The troop was eftcamped on the west side of tho lake. ' The dead: John Cherry, 18 years old, son of the Rev. C. Waldo Cherry, pastor of the Central • rresbyteriaa church. Lawrence Clark, 13 years old. Werner Clark. 16 years old,, a broth-er of I>iuvrence. - - When the boat capsized Cherry, who is an expfrt swimmer, was drown»xl trying to save the Clark brothers. Thrpe otner members of the party of six, which started.aLross the-lalte were feFcufMl' According to witnesses, the six boys '¡tartcd acro.-s tlie land from Palmer's landing, whiTe they were enennipfMl, to Fairvlew, a1)out o'clock. The lake wa:! rou-ih. and it said the boy.s cap.s^Hl ln tho rowhont in .wlilfh.tlie.^'. .Wrrr.riding-.wUile dodging Uio waves, LIGHTNING WRECKS HOUSE Noof Torn Off and Front Caves £aiïîily™<?.t~Six" EÄcapcs..-^.. In th'ough lightning demolished the honn of Joseph Macherowski at nrook.sUU aven\io and Fenimore street, South the'r four children, who were sleeplnjj on the second floor, escai)e(l wiih onl;. slight injurle.s. The roof was torn off tho house and th(i entir*- front thrown down. The family was hurled to the ground when tlie floor caved in but received only a ie\f cut.s an-bruises. . ' A water tanli'of the T7u Pont Pow der works near .SDllth..Iliver ajso, w a destroyed by liglitnintc and the com pany'ft fire signal system put out of order. A 40 foot tfn sign on the Hayuk Rrog. cigar factory wa% cut In two by a bolt and much other dam OiLC-HfliJi Ifri ty----r"' COLONEL IN WAR PAINT Creates Great Enthusiasm In Horn Speech on Mexican Situation. Oyttcr LViy, Juiy 5.—Colonel Roosevelt put oa war-with-Mexico garb hert He praclicaliy l.-^sued a call to arm.s for the n2iiitary,_divislon he is orga'n-Alis Ooile >Tlielr Advance in Bis Ortve en West Front.TEUTON VICTOBY IN GALICIA. Russian Cavalry Crosses Carpathian Mountains Into Hungary — British Temporarily Halt to Consolidât« Their Gàîns from Germans—French ¿teadlly Gain' In Somme Sector. ' Ivondon, July 5.~Th<* German wai oificn- last night announced a notable victory for the Teutonic, forces in Cia llcia. Southeast of Tlumach the Rus slans were forÎbd back, on a long drive. The French troop», co-(jperatlng wltli the British in the Sonnne river re glon, have straightened their line somewhat by tho capture of lialeux Belo.v-F:h-Santcrre and Estrees an(J aro advancing on a considera-ble wider front, toward Pfronue—At-'ilsl^eea wherfi-bQQ prisonfT3 wttg" t!ilr<''rt; tli^ fighting is still going on furiously. On tho lirith'h end of the line onl> slight progress has .been made at somç pointa. Unoillclal dispatchfiA say that the entire British front of 90 miles i.- New Brunswick,."N.. --i*ttt-lt-i»-tmvrmt"rhr'- -?rmiTh "that" the Heaviest fighting is under way. A high British officer is authorit> for the statoment that artillery pn-p lltvrr.-Maehero-<\^iît.--'hlr""Wtff—In some cf^j'^^wonid rejinljif;"mL try attacks, as th(» resourcefulness", de termination and figliiing <iualities 01 the German.«! as well as the power* ol their dnfenses, are well recognized. Althouiih the French are making n sti-ady advance in the Somme secto) without apparentjy heavy ciisualtici' and face an easier task, aaecording t< expert opinion, to reach their objec Mve. the river itself, the Verdun arm.\ is engaged in particularly heavy fight ing, th<? Germans not having permit ted the battle of the Somme to Inter fere witli their operations for the cap' ture of t}ie_grejai.j[flj:lxe«Ar PiERSHING TO STAY Army OWcBrs DO"Not Believe V. 8. Force's Will Be Withdrawn. San Antonio, Tex.", July 5.—General Ftinston'continued today the direction of jimjmoblllzatlon oi National Guards- Z'nieiLcrii^ii^ -CaUfoTJila,-..—™-™^-.-- ™—-------- ."Early-morning-Information reaching General Funston Indicated Qulet along the border. Army officers were frank In the oxpresston, of their skepticism ' '"concerrilugi ttfc*TQi>ort»^tiiat th« admlii: istratlon ia planhnlng^an early withdrawal "pi.."Q!3neral Penthliys'ti troops,. " ' fii view 0 declaration by General POQSton that his chief object in tecommending -the-4lviBioa- oi-autho^ Uy along the border was to enable Dper-aUdn Ìa Mexìco, aftny fflJRcftOLT®-gard the acceptance of Epidemic Is Not Abating. New York, July 5.—The epidemic-of Infantile paralysis here had claimed up to iast night lives. Since Saturday noon there liitve b<»en -'JS Vleaths. Many new cases are reported. The department of h'eaitli is'waging, a cam-vign to prevent the spread of the -epid-emlc and placcd plac«irdH" warning the public to keep away from streets where there are one or more cases; Mgre than 500,000 pamphlets, contain- tives, were sent broadcast ovot tho city and suburbs.- "Mrs. Hetty Green Dead. New York, July 5. — Mrs. Hetty Green, shrewdest and most successful woman financier in the world, died in her 82nd year at 8:05 o'clock Mon; day morning, after_h.a.vjiiii—auftemi "seven paralytic stroke»^... llema^kablti In living, she waa remarkable In death, for while ordinarily three -strokes-of. paralysis cause death, Mr»; Green's indomltablo will enabled her to survive for weeka. -tElng-t«-bG-offrn?fr to- the' goverhinenf' whenevi-r hosUlitleH begin. TCT" 5,0CI0" clirzenir"w7i7)se~pati fiad lieen aroase<l to a degree of fren zy and later to the officers and crew.s Ji the war ship Baltimore, the colonel ^ald; "If what has hapi)ened for three years In Mexico Is peace 1 should pre fer war as Tn6ro pmrt ful. If "tTie'fi^" i-^ war I shall go. I will give the young men of Oyster Bay and Nassau county 1 chance to make good. I cannot ni^k them to do anything I and my sons woiiT'do;"- " " ........' y. iL-thj.iL_aiinQun.cemeiiL Quite us uproarious was the demon stration when the coluncl rp.sumtxl: "I won't take married men with famlMes dependent upon them. It :m outrage that a man whose wife and children are depeiulent- upon him Hhould he compelled to go." Tho colonel had emphatically do-■otnr.»^d~when iuviti^d to participate In 111« Fourth of July ceremonies that he woU|d_ not "sneak. "But the .unprecedented throng and its American spl.rit gA>t-t4«' better-of "him:.......... flieir" strength to the combined blow a.i.ain.'^t the central |w>wers,, and Buch arei«t reports a significant movement of Russian patrols which are said tc have advanced from KimpoKing, in Bukowina. and entered Hungarian ter —' ----------------- All along the Ru.«sian front engage ments of the severest character are in progress and the Russiarìs-, drivinc north from Koloniea, have advance« ih^a-SiV i^iAr^ - -eiilnt^ to ! outflank trinerai ron poth " And" ITíp " AììstnFG erniíin forc^sk '' j í. Lynching Shows Slump.. ___Mon^gomex}\ .Aja,^.j:uly..^rrrJlficQi4s k^iT^rii iffio" Tuskei^ .thai- thcre"'wefe"ir5"In the United States during the first six months of this year, compared with 34 for the same period a year ago. .Xw.o.J»hlte3 and 23 negroes were mob vlcttnlB, and eight of them were killed in Georgia. ______....._ ——"il. §aron Chlnda Bid« Farewell. :SVa8hington, July 5.—The Japanese ambassador, ' yrho' leave» in | fep three htgb ranking pnlts and prepare for possible genei^il Find Girl's Headless 'i^he headless biKly o'f a girl was found in the river near I-rfvndlugville, about six miles south of Pottsvllle, by workmen. It Is believed to be the body of Helen Hepler of Cresson, wiio with her sweetheart, Clayton Mengel, disappeared the night of Jan. 9. It is supposed that th^y had eloped until April 5, when the body of Mesigel w^a^i ft«ind In- tho "'nv«^r"~hear SchuyikiU Haven. There is doubt as to whether It was a suicide pact or whether thei were .struck by a train and knocked Into "the "river. Mengel's skull was fractured which led to the tH^di~y 1 of foul play. . Son Administrator of HJU Estate.., 4ttnrin'eiSld"eYff"<Vfllie Gre^^ railroad, was appointed administrator of the estate.of his father, Jamca J. Hill, ia considerably In exces.s of tho $10,350^000 estimate made in tho original petiti/op. Judge E. W. Ba-zllle, of the probate court, fixed tlïe admin-4arnttoi^s btràlf -at ^200,000.------------- Baroness Chinda paid.« tarenvell visit ^ , End Stockade of Greece. 4,tl}ei^B, July 5.—The-Hl»lockado. of entente, allios before Greece yielded »0 ttieir' commands foiudemobllisation TOïT'tlïe. y.ferdun fwnt-thft:^dS.ermaBfc Ifrive" I'akVn tiie Thiaumont work foi the fourth time, after a terrific bom bardment and by a massed attack iuoi'nd thi'^ work, which has been tlu (•t>nter of de.'.;peratb attacks and coun ter attacks for many days past, thou sands of men hâve fallen, for tliis is a jMisition which Is «'S.^entlal to the Oer mans for carrying their,> advance near .. fit. to A'crdun- Ruelf r and 40-th^-PYfntîh to k(M'p their resistance intact. —llUM-s ians-amV- M a I ians-a re- lend ing a t FRENCH CAPTUKE TRENCHES À»«orlnt6d Ptphs.) ' . . jPacÌRr-U tt. mr,r' July-"G.—Thc P'rench.havo captuMd a Une «f <ier-man-^trenelies of^Oirrln. Thiiy'imvé also captui-ed the Sornlont farm, noar Clery, fonr mltes northoant of l'eronne Tho French resumed the offensivo ditr ing. .the night on hoth hUKjs òf Somiho South of 'Somme tl^py ■ niado further progreHH ' toward the rlv^r. :Aftur-.a heuvy . honvlmrdment thp. iJermans caiiiured part of the vlllage Belloy-Au^ Santcrro bnt tlm Krench nulckly ex-pellrd tlietn t.ikfng tlie entlré vlllage. Tho (Jermana stili hold a psirt of the town of Kstref«, whore severe tightIng Is stili In" progress. Tlie num ber of prlsoners taken tluis far iK nino thousand. i)n tlio Vorduti front ìn'avy iighting is stili in progress 50,000 TO AiD PENNSY Railroad's Employes and One-TIme Employes Volunteer to Fightaiitrike New York, July Ì».—^Thr --i^mmiyi vaniti railroad has r;'ceived pledgcfc of loyalty from at U-a.;t GO.OOO employes who are willing to report for. special duty in tiu* event of a strike The railroari announcfd th:U fronj tht> number oi letters r>>celve<l It wa»' :ible to a.ssert that a strike would not re.sult lu a couiplete. lnterr»^ption ci servile',,.ori' th'u liucii east'of-'-ritts-burg. ^ . . "The froedom with which volun-tefrs have conie forward,"' says th»= statement of th(! railroad, "does not mean that a strike of ^».OOO engin men, trainmen, firemen and condui- ■iif'^FarTTu» raIÌiroad"covJÌ(Ì be kept ii opr-ration except by great difficulty The volunteers would have to be drawn from other branches of the service- dTtlôïïâT trTïïïiTfig for tìielr nev/ duties.' Uncié Sam Has, 21.000,000 Men. Washington. July 5.—A census bureau table issued here estimates the number of able-bodied men of military ru.,«' in the Ùnitrd Statc.s at about 21.ono.noo n)en. Of this number 14,■ 224.f»(tO are native whites. 2,857,00C fl-ir<'ign-born wliitcs, who havr b»^en ■■intr,ri!llzPii;2.ur)2,ont) neyroo.s and 50, ................— ------- -.......—' MONDAY IN CONGRESS f School Study of Newspapers. vN'ew York,-July 5.- -New York nnl vm;ity, to promote the .study ot'.new.s" papi-rs i"n t.he public scIuk)1s, has an-noime»'/! a special course in joqrnal-•r?-m~iiv'Hie" siniuntir 'scliour for'tiie ben I'flt of teachers, especially "those at tending the National ÌSì^ wt'TttToTiiìHs'wíuT'îîi HiiglPM. Bláin, direc tor of the department of Journalism at l-iOuisiana State university, wi' liave charge o'f the oour.se. The schooi opens next Monday, Can't Find Two Bankers, Chebo.vgan, Mich., .July ri.--S(?arcli has been abandoned for James 0. Hur ley and Charles MMrci-lle, mi.s.sj;.! \ow York-banker?«, \vho"TiT.riried' ou'" on a lO.OOO-mlle can'oo trip. Georg A« Hurley, banker of New York, lef here after searching tlic vicinity nea \Ibany Island. Blae-k Inker Avhere th-snen spent the winter. -lle. offertHi b n^ward for the bodies. V " I X Observktions.of United States y, J. weather bureau taken at B p. m. X X yesterday follow: j- ' Temp. Woather New York . ......"Crear " " r.8 .. 70 i. 60 ..76 . 70 T Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy fl^ All^ny ....... Atlantic City . Boston ....... Buifalo ,....... Chicago ....... IjOUÌSVUIO New .Orleans..... 80 Washington,: .74 "rtâoiàrg ..72 80 Senate Met at M A M. Hesiiniefi debate on agricultural ap-proiu'iation 'bill. Porto Kican self-government bill fa-.oraldy reiiorted. Adjournerl at:.:l2l\M.! until 11 M. Wednesday. House N o t i n K e s si on; j n e e_t s__ \ V «'.dJi s d a y____ SONS IN MANY ARMIES. Six-Nationalìties Sharo In Distributioi of a- Largo Estate^ Slx natioiiaIltie.s-.\ni«fri«.nii, Kreiieb Itiernia'n. liussi.iii, lt;ili:ili niid lÌniilis'" —will ligure In tlie dlstriiiutiuii of thi estate 01' Mrs, Kleanor K. O'Counoi whotlieil lu I'.ii-ls .MaiTli 11 last". Mj-s.-O't-ntitiur was ei:rlitT-Tl^T'"'ye!lrr «hl ut the tiuiu uf lier-ileiitii. Slit* \v«.> -boruJn <"aii- roriiia with her fatiicr. w ho was fortyniner. and alter the ofjji'i MEXICO'S REPLY \ya.?hln.gt.(jn, Juiy .3.—ThO- crlal» Jb«^ twtsort tiVe Ur-S. laiid Sf<rjrt«TO viKhalty camo to an.end today "wbon a friendly and cohrliato^ nMc-from the defac'to govemnient-waK-lmftded to Secretary Jjjujsing-and com'munieatfd tn-Presi dent Wilson, Mr. I.nnfting mode no f'omment but gave the impreRslon that Carrair/.a'rt suggestlon for- frien[dIy ne* gotialloni» wUl n\eet wìtii Quiek symj5aliiy hf^re. High onicial« d»'Rcrlb ed fho note aa mofcrthiin i>òn>T1iafi)rv and there seemed to bc no djsjii^wltlòn to doubt tliat the Fnlted .'i<at«'S wnuld he willlng to arranue an early wUh ilrawal of the expodltlonary force l'rom .Mexico, ' I\v tiie -.Mexican emsui .Altliough tìie communication evaderj (By As^-Mw^lated Press) Wasi'ïlngton. Ju'y :>.—A rf^>ly of thf» iefcK'to government of Mexli-o to th»? demnnds of the Tjiited Sfíite?<. con-cMalory In teins uni' giving ha surances of a Vf4ead ir"-adjV»'slnTenT of ■ '' "iiHles w.is de lívercrt to the HtaTt 1 I'artnjent .today nicntio I speriflf de.'laration on tiuemmulon ')f \^hf»tlier Carranza i'ísilWÉfcínnal irdíTH wlilcli led to an atlark on Smerlea'ns at Carrizal, ,lt Is believed Mint. nrciiiiiini. WlUmn wiF - meet - Ca» -nTT73 -mort<-thTin" half \vay"iri "Ír>rñg"ío ivoid hostilitiííí*. This conciliatory spirit dot's not con •emi)Iale the removing of General Per •-.liinu's rounm from .Me.xico. nor does t inii)ly any action wiiich would rn "f the war <?<v»Hrtnient in mnvini; th!> lational guard troors.to the border HOIST MEXICAN FLAGS Homes for 5,000 Wounded. Boston, July . r>.~-Honie.s. for 5,00tJ wounded soldit-rs. In event of !Aat Willi Me.xico, hiive been arranged for ■n Ma'ssachusi Ms. according to an an nounctment made b>*- Mrs. William ly()w-ell Put man. president of tin- Local Auxiliary of the National Security League. Mrs. Piupiatv stated that s.n- had been in communication -with nnr«-r 1 i-ancA churchi's and public ofllciaJ.H in everjL4_JLQyilS-_£0it-«^n^ Vorn, Cru?:, July 4.—-Alexican flags veio iioiftlfd on the jtuMle bnildlng« n Vera Cru? in honor t>f the American .;idei>endenc'e. Day. Th" day was passed^quietly by the leaMy one hundre-ti Aniòrir-an rrfn^tm )n board the Knitcd States transport Mancock :ind tlie sixty or so other îvnieriean.s who'have elected to rennin TV Vera Cruz. .. of Zlonism,----------- ----------- Pfiiiad.elpliia. Juiy u.-^Bernard A. ;!o!-t'nbiiitt, hoijorary serrctary of Ihe Kedcration o£ Am«^r;can Zionlst"-. in reporting the pioiress made by 5»io» i.sni .«aid that he belicvrd the ultinjate trltunph of Zionism depends upon the lise of a great Jewi.-^h leader in Pale iine. -................ ■"TheTt^dr ratit»h'■■'allople^a" Ye lavoring the formation, of an intor--natirtnal-orgitniiatiiTn-bPjfore thi'~ei(->?fir )f the Kuropean war, and recommend -ng the prrrticlpiUlon of the federation n ihe Jfwl.'-h coiu;r«"is to ho Ijeld ir Nf'w York in Urrember. The con vntion pl(Mlg<d $:ì.'»,Os)0 toward- the fh-tiililLdiment -iif an - AmeF4ean -ho.'r-lìital unii in Palestine. rHREE BOYS DROWN IN SILVER LAKE OnCj an Çxpert Swirnmer,. tP.scs.JLife Trying to Save Two Companions Jive (laugiiti-rs, who married gentleniei: of live dilìerent Eurupi'iin lountries The N'on. .John F. K. U'Counor. lives li New York. The live danghters nHMition'Hl Iti Mì s <)'C(umur's wilL whlch lias l>e'>n tllu ^for [Jiohiite. lire .Mrs. Ellie \:ilU>tte Wll'e of Cuionel Vallelie. ikuv iji tli. French aniiy wlth bis smi: Mrs. .M.nr garet <'anilii-i;-'irl!>, whose ItUNltinnl M.-tf a «UMÌUier of tiie Italiìin foreiun ollirf at Karlsruiie, <Jern\uny. and is .110 conti£K-;ed with the Itnlliin iatiiy; .Mrs Sara K. "Grillin. wlle r»f n jilnsicv.-M llviug at WlmlthHltui.- KncìnDilv Mr.< Fannie Kruuipel. -wlfe 01' ICutlolp!:' "ICrunTpeì of Slo.scow. « eolonel in the I^usslan army, and .Vgiies l\l!j>f(il. wh" illed n'ceutly In .Mui-nster. (Jernmny Iler husbiind Is In the <i'enn;tn armjv aérophine night. ■ ^ Culture's Climax. ••Public health \,-()rk," .says Dr. W.T. Sedgwick of Bo.ston, "should not bt left to -every -Thomas, líleluir.l and Henry." boes In a Clubroom. To- show how ea.'^lly bees nmy be bandied, expert turned loose IO.OÒO ol them In woman's clubrtwm in Cleveland, Contrariwise. 7CH«to«»er--'\Vhat ibtnit i» your bésjí huusage? Doïàler- My i>v««t, mailum« is toy Yrurati-^Baliimoi-c Ameflcau* . I'e^y, Jiily youths. -nrem^ ber> c-f tlie boy scout t-'oo-i) of tlie Cen rnl Pre.tl>.vterian Church of Uochcs-ter. were drowne? In Silver Lake litis ¡fternoon, where the troop had gone or an outing. They are: John elgliteejT years oíd, son o-í iev., C. .Wiüílo-.Cheny, .iía^uor- ef tht-hurc)i: I/iwrenco ,Clark, thlrteeíji ^ears o'd, and.AV,íírn-er-i']jKrk.-¿iglilje£n. vears oíd. T!le hoys^w.e^Jji,> 1 liont crossin ;-(.\av that the lioys swlmrminvy in i;ie water wf're una-^.i'.e to tlie lake. The boat L'¡>p-i?.ed and Che; ■ who was an e\-ijort immer, w. (wned tping to .-ave the Clark hoy, . Th(^ bodie-i had i. een recovered to a late hour toniK'iit,' ^Vhen the Wwat Civ»sized it drifted -o far ■''O'lt in re.'K h it It was "witìi cnn.si.dcrß.b'ai ■^ilTl.'itrfy tliut tlie survivor.'^ readied hero. Tlie boat wa-^^ not more thati I h.tlf n:i!t; from shore, wlu'u it capsized.- ' ■ i'lii-'l. JiLJI?^*"-. ha ve Ving'tiie ' lake tonight for Vse bodies. Ti;e I'uients of tlie dead chi'dren arrived here tonl.ght. MAN WAS DROWNED WOMAN SHOUTS ffM ■■ V •J catlflE Utor Tgwptejt ewÉ. ASKSABOUTSilFfAMIIIOMit-â After Secret Service Men Had SilenoiNf the Noisy Suffragette 8h« 0|>«n«(lt Up Again an the^Pi-esldertf «h^ iMfjijl Then Led Away by City r>OiJ«em«n. Gompers Introduced Mr, WUaon. .. . Washinj^on, Jifly X—pyeffdent^jBT ^ Bon dedicate "to common counina and a common undorntnnrtlng" a Tfthor^irrli ■-"Mi Temple erected here as tEe new of thé-Araeflean Federation oTtâXmïi/ '] He told a large, audience gatheréd at lh<i dedicatory exercises that the greatest barrier to industrial ]>ëait;« had been the difficulty of insufing can- ^ did and dispassionate conferencé, and that "giittlng our fighting blood vp" " ' wîià and-Tiot 'the - wy or Ksctimg-fisHtc- —"rrmr: woman Interrupt President^ .The presidenfti address wfas inter* rupted twice by Mi.sk Mabel Vemott of the Woman's party, who was standing only a few feet frotxi him, and wiiiiii 1**» " Wwainror -íjérñilttétt" to IHhE of afiy" one class of persons, she shouted; "If you truly desire to serve nU , clasbes. why do you block the ntilionai suffrage amendment now before con« Four million womett'ih" tíite " T. (-ounthy—" The White House secret service men made tUtir way to Mint* Vemtm and . quickly silenced her. She tried unaue-cessfuliy to induce them to eject her iroiu tlui cmwdv .^-Wliw -«!*«----»»»*»— sought to interrupt the presId«Bt, ft few minutes late, however, clty^ poHce^ led her away from the speaker's atañd. She was not arrested. The president, apparently, was not disturbed by the incident. He nattsi^a ttpei^-tfetrftrst-rniPSlToSna i® look at Miss Vernon, who stood with '•ié ' >;rifsS al iinloii; but'he paid no heed to tij^ \ second interruption. • , ■ ^ Nothing that the president «lid aroused such enthusia.sm as his pmise of that section of the Claytoii "actr'dè-" , daring that labor Is not a cbinnaodlty» ' "I am sorry," he said, "that Uiare J'^'^l were any judges in the United States ~ ''' .35:iiiu:::liad... LQ,.be ..tdd-XliaL... — vious that it seems to me that that ,, sp_cOon_.of__the- Clayton act-.isafi_a_i!fe— turn to the primer of human liberty» bi-i but .if judges have to have the, prim«'. . opened ^fore them, I am willing to • ^ open it.'' - - _ '/^li Did Not Refer to Mexico: _jlr,_\Vil»aa'i9r plea^ for-Wm-eowifliea^ brought repeated applause. frOni th« crowd, who apparently interpreted it-as having an Indirect bearing on the: Mexican crisis. The president, however, did not refer to Mexico or any ather-iore-ijsta. oeuntry-by-aaaie:—......... Mra-" \Vllson, Vice Prt-RÌtìlfP* Wwtv ' ,-^Lél shalT and .several members of the cato--net attended the exercises. Secretary ; ^'jg. Wilson of the labor depwtment.Siat___ '¿■ii M "íMii nja'^ter of ceremonies. President Compera of ïhe fédération,, whi> introduced Î>re8$âettt Wilson,.,-tarted a prolonged demonstration by making an appeal for strpporl of th» president "in peace or war." - - ■'4 m m TM Lare<io, Texaif, July S.™Accowilng^; li-t^dohKcripting schoolboys for army -service and they arc being impressed' " ' ' .'''l^ with the alternative of being shot .in their homes, The.se boys, the Amer^ lean. said, are being told lhat if any fjghtlngr occur.s it will be on Ameri» can territory, where the loot they can get will amply repay tljeiti for their patriotism. .il Story Brillianta. ' Corns from a ixjcent áhort story i>rl»e rompeiltlou; C Oh. If my poor old mother coo Id sit up in her cold, eold grave and see .. .V", how hitppy-»he would ber" - - - - vXíadeUue seated herself at twM^sftt oi) tho wlííterized piazza," ^ • v>' Kthel Uecldeti to prepare soinethilBS; ^ " appltabVe for her husl»anC4i sujai^*!.. Corning Man, In Swimming Contest, Sinks Before Help Reaches Him C-ornin'-.i:, .inly 4 ~ AVCTile hum'reds c^ soectators stood helplessly .Ivy watching -a mincmlng race from the Northijlde bri,:'ge tonl-iht. George Rch- drowniHl In the Chemnng river 1>eior« the aid for which ho calle<l w;\ett his strengrth gave out in mid*stroam, coitld reach" liim. .. .. Uohihson 'had ^ihin^ed into t%ie irtreajn with^nlt his clófíies" on i» an; eStort to win" à tash'ivHiô'wf $10 öfter:, Ott the -^^nwr.-of-tb« istçeç-wWfrh-^-arrfiWîed as a part oí the ^liqoao c«Ce-braiton here today. «Very morning before breakfast so tîiat »he might take an exhilarating «atW " through the Paris bourse."-^IkKdciiuu». and the current corriei htm dcmm atreaui Into- swift, vaten Roil)ln«on called for help Jaiaea ili!^; cock of Painted Poat, who -km TOin« »ear. to7P«d ^ RoMnaoa, liafr-^ - Robinson had sanH fttfm Babcock wìià roaoh-hiip; :\i «matter ;


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good for GS mainsI am not history optional aspirant so i don't know its relevance for history optional.
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As per UPSC World History Main Syllabus for History OptionalThis book categorically lists topics as mentioned in the official notification of Civil Services Examination for History Optionals in Mains.The information provided suffices for World History and one can refer Norman Lowe for better understanding.This book was written keeping IAS aspirants in mind unlike World History books by Norman Lowe or Arjun Kapoor.So there is not much analytical perspective or extra information that one likely tends to find in other academic writings.The appendix at the end of the book mentions treaties and other imporatant events that might have been left out in the … (Expand)
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Completely Useless,leaves out major topicsThis is the worst book for modern history .Important topics incl. Concert of Vienna ,treaty of Versailles are not even mentioned.The language is very basic.Total time waste/money waste.I saw it recommended in many websites/toppers .Even then if sum1 wants to buy it,pls go thru it once in the local bookstore b4 ordering.


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In the classroom lesson that wraps up the romantic and thematic threads of "The Amazing Spider-Man," a high school English teacher takes issue with the old saw about there being only ten (or so) stories in all of human history. She says she believes there's only one: "Who am I?" This being a remake-reboot of the Peter Parker Becomes Spider-Man origin story, that's a good thing for this, or any, coming-of-age movie to focus on.
An appealing cast headed by Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone provides all the special effects the movie needs, and they're far more engaging (for adults, anyway, I would imagine) than the usual clinical computer visuals. (Yes, I *liked* it. Hey, Mikey!) The emphasis is on charm, emotion and comedy -- until the third act CGI blowout, but even those scenes give Spidey some real weight and mass for the first time as he swings through the skyscraper canyons of Manhattan. (There's even a built-in joke about it, with two students of Midtown Science High School discussing some user-uploaded YouTube footage.) The way director Marc Webb ("[500] Days of Summer") and DP John Schwartzman shoot Spidey and the city, they both seem to occupy a common, more-or-less real physical space. The camerawork isn't all "Avatar" floaty and fakey, and there's a lovely shot of Spidey on the Oscorp building with sunlight shimmering off the windows that looks like real glass and steel and sunlight, even though the Oscorp building itself is a CGI creation. (So are the hallways of Morse Science er, Midtown Science High, but you'd never know it.)
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A Bit of Italy In Baltimore
Following some really quality family time during the holidays with my children and granddaughters, it took more than a little enthusiasm to get back on a plane and be on the road again. The good news is that I was heading to Baltimore. This is a city that I always enjoy visiting. As the plane banked to approach from the east, you could easily see why this city has such a strong connection to the ocean. Baltimore harbor was second only to Ellis Island as the port of entry for immigrants coming to the states. Pleasure boats line the shores in the neighborhoods of Inner Harbor taking advantage of the proximity of Chesapeake Bay and beyond. I drove into the Inner Harbor area and went to the observation deck of the World Trade Center building to get a closer look at the downtown scene from the panoramic windows on the 27th floor. Looking east you can see the Francis Scott Key Bridge where its namesake observed the British's failed attack on Fort McHenry. It was here that he got the inspiration for what became our national anthem. Looking below I could also see the U.S. Constellation docked in the harbor opposite the many restaurants and small eateries there. A few years ago, I watched the New Year's Eve festivities on board where the crew fired one of the deck guns. Very impressive.
The harbor is also home to a number of unique neighborhoods, a few served by water taxi. I took a quick trip to Little Italy for lunch at an Italian bakery and pastry shop named Piedigrotta. Some lasagna, a cappuccino and a cannoli hit the spot. I could have stayed all day but duty called and I was off to the venue for set up.
About 20 minutes north of downtown is the State Fairgrounds and the start of the winter show season which runs every weekend until Easter. This is always a great venue and this year would not disappoint. The large vestibule outside the show entrance was filled beyond capacity almost 30 minutes before the show opening. There was also a lot for these diehard woodworkers to see and the building would stay filled each day until nearly closing time. The woodworking clubs I talked with said that they expected to see an increase in their membership as a result. Those stopping by the Howard County Woodworkers Guild saw a variety of great looking projects including Ron Clemen's 7 foot long train.
The Show Off competition this week also saw a number of very well done pieces. This jewelry box was a personal favorite as well as the winner of this week's competition, a figured maple night stand. This was one of a set made for a bedroom and showed nice attention to detail and some great choices in stock. The piece was finished well and has to be treasured by the recipient.
Mark Hagen, the publisher of WOOD Magazine, was in town this weekend also and I took him to see some examples of banding that I thought were really interesting as well as eye catching. We listened to Geoffrey Noden describe his process and what will be his product to create an unlimited variety of bandings to embellish a project piece. The cutters are made by sandwiching a simple double edged razor blade into a scroll sawn piece of stock. The design of these cutter blocks is only limited by your imagination. Once the desired width of the banding is established, a corresponding dado or groove is cut into the project and also into a piece of softer wood scrap to act as a jig to hold the stock while it's cut. The banding stock is end grain which makes cutting it easy. By alternating cutters, spacing and stock species, these cut pieces are combined and epoxied in place in the projects groove. A little sanding results in a one of a kind mark of craftsmanship. To see more examples of his technique (and probably a better explanation than I gave you), you can go to www.adjustabench.com.
Columbus Ohio is next up on the schedule. I've been invited to tour Franklin International, makers of Titebond glue. This ought to be interesting. I'll let you know what I saw.
Looking for something to do on the weekend? Come out to see us at The Woodworking Show. There is always room in my class.
'Til then, see you on the road.
Jim Heavey
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Patient stories submitted to the Lauren Currie Twilight Foundation to support awareness and education of Vasculitis.
Patient stories submitted to the Lauren Currie Twilight Foundation to support awareness and education of Vasculitis.
Good luck to Barrie Johnstone who is running the 40 mile Clyde Stride Ultra Marathon on Saturday 18th July 2015. The route follows the River Clyde pathways from the City Centre of Glasgow through Cambuslang, Hamilton, Strathclyde Park and finishes in New Lanark. An amazing challenge which is not helped by the current weather and flooding. Thank you to Barrie for participating on behalf of The Lauren Currie Twilight Foundation. He decided to support the charity as his wife, Lilian suffers from vasculitis. Lilian has also supported the charity by participating in the Glasgow 5k (Twilight in the Park) in June 2015 to help raise awareness and funds for us.
The charity was set up in memory of Lauren Currie in October 2010 to help support and fund dedicated vasculitis research projects, awareness campaigns and events plus a range of support services to assist patients and their families.
You can help support Barrie at the Justgiving page he set up to support our charity at https://www.justgiving.com/BarrieJohnstone7/
Do you want tickets to the famous Edinburgh New Year Celebrations?? The Lauren Currie Twilight Foundation has kindly been offered 4 tickets to the Concert In The Gardens within cordon party area in the centre of Edinburgh. You and three friends will have enclosure tickets (now sold out) for the Concert in the Gardens featuring Lily Allen, Soul to Soul and Bjorn Again. You will also experience the amazing firework display from the castle. Just make a small donation (no set amount) to the charity for these 4 tickets.
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The highlighted areas of the featured global map are all the locations around the world that have viewed a video produced by The Lauren Currie Twilight Foundation. A staggering 35,000 video loads – that is a lot of vasculitis awareness we think! Lauren's legacy, The Lauren Currie Twilight Foundation produced a series of videos and webcasts that can be viewed in our dedicated website channel called Vasculitis TV. Our videos support patients and their families as well as delivering valuable guidance. In addition to webcasts, The Lauren Currie Twilight Foundation have filmed interview case studies with patients and vasculitis experts covering a wide range of topics including diagnosing vasculitis, a patient's journey with vasculitis, fatigue, stress management and diet.
Our guidance material (i.e. interviews or webcasts) are delivered by vasculitis experts that are highly respected in the vasculitis community or patients who are giving their experience from their own journey.
It is incredible to see the global reach that Lauren's legacy has had on vasculitis awareness and guidance.
A story of desire and passion that has created inspiration for anyone affected by vasculitis – a story from Brandon Hudgin. Brandon fought through 2 relapses and continues to train with the ultimate goal of making a US National Team and cracking the 4 minute mile. A feat like this would be an incredible accomplishment for any runner…BUT for Brandon it'd be even bigger after being diagnosed with Wegener's Granulomatosis. Earlier this year he ran the mile in at a race in South Carolina. Click the link below to read his story.
Check out our campaign video at http://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/the-twilight-cabin. The Lauren Currie Twilight Foundation has partnered with Crowdfunder to raise funds for the Twilight Cabin – our vasculitis respite log cabin at Loch Awe.
The Crowdfunder campaign is seeking to raise funds for the cabin to help with running costs and a future purchase so many more generations of patients may enjoy what the cabin offers. This allows the charity to utilise our main funding for scientific research, awareness campaigns and our patient support services.
Please help spread the word of the campaign so we can raise the funding required.
If you are newly diagnosed with Vasculitis, researching the internet for information and fearful on what the future holds with Vasculitis then read on. They say a picture speaks a thousand words and this particular picture was sent to us by a recently diagnosed patient, Lorne Brown, who had been diagnosed with Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis (formerly known as Wegener's Granulomatosis) and got to know LCTF when he contacted us initially for support and guidance. At 81 years of age, Lorne had poor function in his kidneys as well as lung presentation making him breathless due to the disease. Investigations and tests diagnosed vasculitis and the form Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis which can affect the smaller blood vessels particularly in the lungs and kidneys.
Lorne was a very active person prior to his diagnosis. He feared he would never do hill walking again which he loved. Lorne was diagnosed early with the disease and was placed on treatment involving cyclophosphamide and Azathioprine. Lorne's kidneys have shown improved function and throughout he has kept himself active with short walks.
On Saturday 30th May, Lorne climbed Beinn Ghlas, in the southern Scottish highlands. Beinn Ghlas stands 1103m and overlooks Loch Tay. On Saturday 14th June he will abseil 150ft from the iconic Titan crane in Clydebank to support Vasculitis through The Lauren Currie Twilight Foundation. These are incredible challenges and an amazing journey for an 82 year old with Vasculitis who is back to what he loves doing most. Well done Lorne!
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The Lauren Currie Twilight Foundation would like to thank Steve Bulley, senior engineer with Nissan, for nominating Lauren's charity to Nissan Motor Manufacturing Company Council for charity support. Steve was diagnosed with Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis (Wegener's) and has been using our website for support and guidance. The charity was recently contacted by the company council in Nissan and invited to receive a a donation of £1,000 to support our research and support services with Vasculitis at a presentation event at the Nissan manufacturing plant on Friday 7th February 2014.
The charity was honoured that Steve (pictured) received the cheque on our behalf and delivered a talk on vasculitis, Lauren's journey and the work and achievements of the LCTF – Lauren's charitable legacy to Vasculitis. Steve received the cheque from Paul Cox (pictured) on behalf of the Nissan Company Council. The Nissan Company Council are made up of eleven elected employee representatives and raise funds for several charities every year through a number of events and activities.
Thank you for your amazing support.
Debbie Ley is a patient who nearly died from Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis (formerly known as Wegener's Granulomatosis) a variant of Vasculitis.
Read her amazing story in the Daily Record newspaper which was featured on Saturday 4th January 2014. It explains her journey and battles with Vasculitis when she was diagnosed after the birth of her first child and how it has not stopped Debbie overcoming amazing challenges. Debbie recently cycled 250 miles in 3 days (Ayrshire to Aberdeen) to help raise funds for our research at the University of Aberdeen.
Debbie is now taking on the 102 mile Three Piste Cycle challenge in Scotland later this year. Read her story here: http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/health/single-mum-reveals-how-pedal-2986451
Andy Mackie and Alicon Ferguson recently delivered a patient talk at The Lauren Currie Twilight Foundation Edinburgh Vasculitis Support Group on 23rd November. Andy and Alicon are both patients at the Edinburgh Vasculitis clinic under the care of Dr Kluth and Dr Neeraj Dhaun and are keen to talk about their journey to help other patients.
Andy Mackie was diagnosed with Microscopic Polyangiitis and has given a talk on his journey with the disease. Andy talks about what to expect from MPA, symptoms, treatments and how the disease has not held him from pursuing other challenges in life. Alicon Ferguson was diagnosed with Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis (formerly Wegeners Granulomatosis) and Alicon talks about her 30 year journey with GPA and the difficulty of being diagnosed.
You can watch both presentations on our Vasculitis TV at the Patient Support Centre by selecting case study 4 & 5. If you are not already a member then you can register at http://www.thelaurencurrietwilightfoundation.org/component/users/?view=registration
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The UK's best loved impressionist took us all by storm in this Summers Britain's Got Talent series by making it all the way to the final with her incredible talent and disarming sense of humour. Francine Lewis joins the 2013 Black & Red Ball and brings her amazing collection of impressions to support Vasculitis with the LCTF.
Since 2013 BGT she has gone on to be nominated by the UK public for The Most Popular Female Personality of the year and has attracted nearly 100,000 Twitter followers, illustrating how she became one of Britain's comedy faces.
Francine did an amazing audition and live final performance with impressions of Katie Price, Cheryl Cole and Stacey Solomon along with a host more. Francine received a standing ovation from the audience and the judging panel when she first appeared on BGT.
With a smouldering talent fuelled by her passion to perform, Ember Rozelle is poised to ignite the music industry. Scotland's newest and most prodigious singer/songwriter has infused her angelic voice with profound lyrics and a burning desire to deliver a world-class live music experience.


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ARG we have all star movies but now Im looking at pop century and think it may be closer to the parks
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ARG we have all star movies but now Im looking at pop century and think it may be closer to the parks
Time wise there isn't THAT much difference. The biggest difference is that Pop is newer and they don't share buses where the All Stars might.
POP is a little newer. I kind of prefer POP if the rate is lower. If the rate is not lower, go ahead and stay at ASM. Truly the only plus to staying at POP is the slightly newer rooms and single resort bus.
The ASM buildings are so much cuter. I stayed in the Love Bug building and one of the "real" Herbies was outside!
I agree that there really isnt that much of a difference. We have stayed at all of the All Stars and POP and would be happy to stay at any one of the again.
Another one chiming in to say not much of a difference, although the All Stars rooms seem a bit larger. I think it may simply be the layout though.
We prefer the food courts at the All Stars, but that's such a highly personal thing, isn't it?
Pop Century can be noisy (and so can All Stars!) at times. Seems to have a bit more nose transfer to the rooms than does All Stars... :unsure:
Distance to parks is negligible. Don't even notice those sorts of things...
Newer? Yeah, but no so new now that it really matters (Pop Century, I mean).
You know what? I totally noticed that the last time I stayed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tink, post: 249047
I didn't get back to my room until after midnight and I tried to stay as quiet as possible. Not sure if it made a difference or not because I totally heard people in rooms around me getting up and around between 6 am and 7 am. I never could get back to sleep...and I was looking forward to sleeping in one morning without the cats bugging me.
Hilarious to hear people in other rooms make their morning tinkles...heehee.


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Kirbie can you tell us what nail polish you're wearing? I love that it's kind of a "bold" nude. :)
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Kirbie girl I think you did this wrong. You are twisting each of your two strands clockwise (to the right), so when you "braid" those two twisted strands together, to look like a rope you have to braid them a certain way in this case right strand over left. Test it out right over left vs. left over right. Only one way looks like a rope, the other way looks like one big twist instead. I do rope braids all the time but if it's been a while since , I'll start doing it wrong and after a few braid motions it's obvious. Give it a try each way. hth.
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I have short hair so braids don't always work for me, but I feel like the rope braid is a great alternative. Thanks for this!
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Today's Trivia: Trevor Hoffman has his first opportunity to nab save No. 600 tonight, so let's take a look back at his career with a two-part trivia question.
You might not have realized that Hoffman's first career save came not with the San Diego Padres but with the Florida Marlins. Hoffman played on that inaugural Marlin team in 1993 but was traded in the middle of the season to the Padres. Who was the big name on the other end of the deal that was traded for Hoffman?
In Hoffman's career, only two closers have won Cy Young awards – Eric Gagne and Dennis Eckersley. But Hoffman TWICE finished as the runner-up in Cy voting. Who did he lose to? Bonus points if you know the year.
Quick Hits: If Sunday was Manny Ramirez's last game and last plate appearance with the Los Angeles Dodgers, then he went out with an extended thumb. Manny's ejection, after arguing about a strike call that PitchFX had located 3.8 inches off the outside corner, was certainly a memorable and odd way to finish a stint with a team. Let's take a look at some of Manny's other openers and closers with the team's he has played for in his 18-year career:
• His MLB debut, in 1993 with the Cleveland Indians, didn't come until September as a call-up. In his first-ever game, Manny was the DH and went 0-for-4, though he didn't strike out. It was the first of 268 times that Manny has gone 0-4 or worse in his career, though only 68 of them didn't include a strikeout.
• He went out with a bang, or more appropriately, a bomb with the Indians, homering in his last game. In fact, Manny finished his Cleveland career by homering in each of his last three games. Manny has had 20 streaks of three-plus games with a home run in his career.
• There's more: Manny also had two-plus hits in each of those last three games with the Indians. He's only had seven streaks of three-plus games with two hits and a homer in his career, and his streak to finish his Indians career was one of them.
• In his first game with the Boston Red Sox, Manny went 1-3 and only lasted seven innings before being lifted for a pinch runner, Darren Lewis. Not a smart decision by Jimy Williams, then the Red Sox manager. The Sox ended up losing, 2-1 in extra innings, and Manny would have had two more at-bats in the game. Instead, Lewis took those at-bats and went 0-2.
• Manny's last game with Boston was a lesson in bad breakups. Ramirez went 0-3, then gave this quote: "The Red Sox don't deserve a player like me," he said in an interview with ESPNdeportes.com. "During my years here I've seen how they have mistreated other great players when they didn't want them to try to turn the fans against them."
• His first game as a Dodger had better numbers: 2-4 at the plate, the only Dodger in the lineup that day who got multiple hits against Diamondbacks starter Randy Johnson. But in the bottom of the ninth with the Dodgers down a run, Manny had a chance to have an extra-special debut and send Dodgers fans into a frenzy. Instead, he grounded into a double play with a runner on base, sealing the Dodgers' loss.
Today's Leaderboard: You'll never guess where Manny's new team is playing this week. They're headed to Cleveland and then Boston – two locations pretty familiar to Ramirez. Thank the baseball scheduling gods for their sense of timing.
Manny Ramirez Most Career PA at Ballpark
There are only two stadiums where Manny has not had a plate appearance - Target Field and the new Yankee Stadium. The White Sox don't travel to either park the rest of the year, so Manny won't be able to cross those off his list yet.
Key Matchups: Trevor Cahill enters tonight's matchup with the New York Yankees on an absolute tear. He has a 1.00 ERA over his last seven starts, throwing a quality start every time. Cahill has faced the Yankees only once in his two-year career, and it came earlier this season. That start was one of the worst of the year for Cahill, allowing six ER in six innings. But it was Alex Rodriguez who did most of the damage, hitting two home runs. That won't be the case this time around - A-Rod is on the DL, and the rest of the Yanks haven't had much success against Cahill. All other Yankees are 3-22 (.136 BA).
• Something to keep an eye on when Pat Misch tries to limit the Atlanta Braves in tonight's ESPN game: in his career Misch allows a .256 batting average when the bases are empty but that jumps to .322 when there are runners on. Pretty odd numbers for a former reliever that should be used to pitching out of the stretch. Those numbers are even more disparate this season: .222 opponents' BA when the bases are empty, .379 with runners on.
• Among all active batters whom Jake Westbrook has faced more than 30 times, Carlos Lee is hitting them the hardest. Lee has a career .406 BA and .594 slugging percentage against Westbrook, whom he'll face tonight in Houston. Lee and Westbrook spent most of their duels in AL Central play when Lee was on the White Sox and Westbrook an Indian.
Trivia Answer: On the other end of the deal was Gary Sheffield, who went to the Marlins in June. Just for fun, Sheffield batted just .150 (3-20) with seven strikeouts in his career against Hoffman.
Hoffman was runner-up for the Cy in 1998 to Tom Glavine. Hoffman's Padres beat Glavine's Braves that year in the NLCS. In 2006, Hoffman finished second to Brandon Webb.


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