Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-11-14
NEWS0F THEWORLD
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
FRESH FROM THE DAILY
TELEGRAPH WIRES.
FROM FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FIELDS
Happenings National, Historical and
Political and Personal Events
Told In Brief Paragraphs
for Busy Readers.


1000 families, many OF whom live in
Europe.
More money is needed by the Amer
fcan Red Cross for the Balkan war
sufferers.
The poor and scanty German wine
crop this year has caused lamentations
among the winters.
The construction of two more battle.
ships is to be demanded from the
Swedish parliament by the admiralty
next year.
In his excitement to shoot an imag-
mary ghost, Ben Levasy, a farmer of
Baxter county, Ark, dropped his re-
volver and was killed.
August Heinze Of Montana may sell
his extensive holdings in the Columbia
river district Of southern Canada to
the Canadian government.
The latest dance dope in Chicago is
the Argentina Tango" It's combi-
nation of the grizzly bear" the "tur-
key trot" and the bunny hug"
The sheik-ul-islam, head of the heir
archy in Turkey, has issued an appeal
for a. holy war in a manifesto adj.
dressed to the ulemas and hodkas
The Canadian Pacific authorized an
increase in the ordinary capital Of the
company from $200,OOO,O0O tot $780,
100000 at the annual meeting recently
held in Montreal
In a recent fire which destroyed
the home of Joseph Mrachek, ranch
man living near Chehalis, the infant
son was burned to death and the moth
er seriously injured.
The lord chamberlain of London has
withdrawn the prohibition of the cen.
sor of plays to the production of Max
Reinhardt's wordless play, "A Vene
tian Night" and granted a license for
1t.
The fight against the white plague,
or tuberculosis, finds divided camp
in France, some urging compulsory
declaration of the disease and other
rigid rules for the inspection of dwell
ings.
"A $4,000 accident policy, which had
been taken out by the Outlook Pub
fishing company for the benefit OF
Colonel Roosevelt, was turned down by
the colonel, who refused to accept the
money.
Bulgaria has no intention of remain
ing in Constantinople II they capture
1t, according to one official at the Bull
garian legation in London. Bulgarian
troops will, however go to the Turkish
capital
Tight corset lacing caused the death
of Joseph H. Pennella, an actor, who
died at st. Louis after collapsing on
the satge of vaudeville theater. He
had been female impersonator for
many years.
Messages were exchanged recently
by the navy wireless station at Point
Iona, Cal, and the new navy station
at Arlington, Va, approximately $500
miles across country. The signals
were unusually distinct.
Worry over the inability to find
$4,000 in gold which she knew to be
buried in an iron pot on her farm, is
believed to have caused the despond-
ency which led to the suicide at Coun.
Gil Grove of Mrs. Joseph Rutledge.
General Jose Maria Vallandares, the
noted reyolutionist, who in years past
has caused much trouble to the gov
ernments of Honduras and Nicaragua,
was killed Monday by government
troops in a skirmish near Ojopona, his
native town, which lies 25 miles south
west of Tegucigalpa.
Lewiston, Idaho.-The soliciting of
the needed S150,O00 requested by z. A.
johnson for the construction of his
proposed railroad from Lewiston to
Nez Perez will begin at once. This
was decided at meeting of the rail
road committee of the commercial
club. This committee will work among
the Lewiston business men and farm
ers, who would be served by the pro.
posed railroad.