The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-09-17

ne ur1uen are reported 10 hAY
beaten a force Of 400 aermans In N.Y.
sa4nd. Central Africa
English authorities announce th
British casualty list At $4,000, exclus
i've Of the last three days fighting.
One hundred and ten Chinese stu
DENTS including ten girls, arrived a
hAn Francisco On route to various
American colleges.
German authorities announce thai
the British cruiser Pathfinder was de
sfroyad by German submarine, In
stead Of by mine.
The French government 10 furnish.
tnk free transportation to all who will
leave Paris, and II In estimated that
over two million have gone.
The burgomaster OF Lxouvain SAYS
the Germans have promised to cease
hostllities against the city. and that
residents may safely return.
The steamer Isthmian this week
sailed from Pacific Coast ports to
New York Win the canal with 500 tons
OF wood pulp for paper making.
The sinking Of fishing trawler.
which struck mine In the North Sea,
~ reported. The skipper and fire.
man were drowned. Ten others were
rescued
dispatch to the London Star from
Newcastle says that the tramp steam
er Ottawa struck a mine off Northum-
berland Saturday and went down. so
far AZ Ia known, none OF the crew OF
rs men was saved.
A dispatch to the London Post from
Paris says that French military bi.
plane, caught in an air pocket above
hots dc VincenneE fell. killing two avi-
ators and four persons Ia the street.
-Four other persons were severely In.
jured.
Prince Friedrich of Hesse. eldest
son OF Prince Carl of Hesse, and an
offlcer In the Hanan uhlans, has been
'serionsly wounded In France. and Col
Nnel Ernest Moritx Won Arendt has
been killed. according to a copenha.
gen dispatch.
Minister OF War MiIIerand has sent
a circular note to the generals com |
mandinE the several districts OF 4
France ordering them to institute a
vigorous search for all persons who |
have failed to respond for military |
service an required.
The declaration was made by the
foreign office Mt Toxic that there was
no truth In the report circulated In |
Toxic and elsewhere that Japan had
been In negotiation with Great Britain
the dispatch OF a Japanese
army to Germany.
dispatch 10 the London Daily Tel.
egraph from Copenhagen announces
That q German squadron OF 81 ships,
including battleshipa, cruisers and tor
pedo-boat destroyers has been observ-
% at various points along the Gulf OF
Bothnia, steaming east
The Rome Tribunals Vienna cores
pendent says 5000 wounded arrived In
Vienna ON Tuesday. 5000 on Monday
md 5000 ON last Sunday. About
bird OF these are Germans. Budapest
ind Prague also report the arrival of
arge numbers of wounded.
A dispatch to the London Exchange
Telegraph company from Client says:
~ IN estimated that from 10000 TO
10000 German sailors have arrived
turing the past two days at Brussels.
This indicates that the German re- |
erve is completely mobilized." d
China officially notified the state ,
department at Washington of it's in
Ihility to participate In the naval rem ,
lexvous at the Panama-Pacific Expo /,
ltion. Conditions arising because of /.
he war we're given as the reason and :
he Chinese foreign office expressed
Ia deep regret. t.
The elements have DELAYED unex- /
'ectediy the Japanese advance ON
'sing.Tau. Floods cover the sur.
oundlng country and are spreading
nd beyond Wei-Hsien. II Is said il |
nay be months before the Japanese +,
an begin their investment of the
tronghold. which now can be reached !.
My by boat.
That German prisoners be pressed b
ato the service In the highly hazard 1
as work of sweeping the North Sea I
Amos was suggestion made In the n
iouse OF Commons. Great Britain 4
ow has many small boats engaged In
ms task. and German prisoner crews 4
nder British officers would handle b
uch eraft " the plan outlined were a
dopted. u
fhe cost OF shoes is going up" ac.
ording to statement issued In New
ofk hy q committee representing the
oiegates TO conference of the Ma
onai shoe Wholesalers Association y
ma the National Retailers Associa- -
ION. This statement places the blame
n the European conflict, which has Z
erionsly curtailed the importation of Il
Idea and skins. IL
Heavy transforms do slight damage n
! Western Oregon and Washlngton. /,
Ut VIII benefit the late fruit. la
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