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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09

~iaapeI iom n9iten ale be andre,
iloe iejI: QnniIaUismen bar iao
itrrf, at ben life tiaoO 5erbien Of
Itan nIene.
Ipifbeoen re9neOe ior BET anoet
meo, at HusIauo al Den @run6 life
uiIoe Inoe- ii8 bragg meo mo. ioroi
BET enoun life - ferit | 1917
er fitlot miIitprt re0e. 5oruoi9t.
ningen er Der riatie: Huslnnb er IL
fe nar iaa reoe. iom oet oiloe pare
| 1917; men oct er aligepeI fire
OFT til aria, oB uGientlig fun Der
bolOer en- tnif g%eregnin9 tiff: at
buis Guslnnb enoeIig FREQ til arig.
BAR oct Iettere nh emo nogen Sinoe
al beieire oct. Spnoenten bet Be.
ieires eler life er GaaitanOen ON
Oct benbol0sbis leitere % ioprere
riatis.
1pifbeoen regneoe for oct treble
meo, at 9alfanboluGrf Tor rusiiIts
eller ontisermanifc (autisItrigIfe)
Snteresier, Iom 1%ripIeentcnten par
| Serb meo al imeo0e peo 9nsIonos
Oelpffeoe 5orise paa at ilerne au.
mGnien ira 1ripIenniancen oo ioa
bet oper til 1ripleententen (ipfr.
98arens npliat foretaene geies peo
aum9nerboiiet), OF bette golp9rf
bportil ogfaa @rRfenlono 30.
rer peo fin nllereoe iulobpr0eoe Sel.
Ding til 5ripleenienten funos
ilnas | Stnffer peo Ell inarligarig.
men life ienere. 5remtioen bill piie
9eregningens 0proi; Sonoipnlig.
beoen taller for, at Numpnien, Tom
! 8aIfanfrieer, bill saa meo Den
itarfeite o. bsite 9roiit loen fore
HlllrUnBelier.
Jor oct iieroe mente LDifbe0en,
at Ruslnnos StrGben eiter Sion.
itontiuopel bebit fun6e binores MI.
6a ben ipife General Gilman b.
Sanoers er Neorgnniiator af 9pr.
fiets SGr, oesnoen al ilere andre
@runoe. 90 uuroteIig bar 1pr.
fiet M mobiliieret belle lin. life ale.
ne SCR, men ooiao Jlaaoe meo ben.
ne nppntc General fom Gperitfom.
mnnoerenoe - ogina iii Sesi
6or bet iemte monte. Tpifbe6en, at
ben franife Senator &umberts vi.
ilsrinper al, at 5ronfrig vboerfen
bop6e Seite encr Sobtsj" til Sr.
rem, at aanonernc par moerlegne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09
arig oens Iarlag og Sslger.

5oao er arie? = Orig er orient.
liebis en- D9bnet Stamp melIem Sol.
feilag eaer Stater. Zen fan ogiaa
ppre en- D9bnet Stamp mellem or
ganiiereoe BARTER inoen for iamme
Stat eaer 5olf. % Ben faIoes De
9orgertrig.
arig fan UGre enten anerebsfrig.
bbor man meo gaabenmagt ieger
at unoertOinge ct 5oIt % portage
bets SeIuit9nOiebeo. eapr oct fan
oqre 5oriOarstrig. bpor ct 5oIf
meo 8nabenmagt ieger at 5gooe i'm
SeIuitanOiebeO oper for en- oite
ooerlegen 6ietoe. Angrebsfrig bill
j De fleite 5iIi9Ioe b9re uretfproig
og uforiOarlig, boorimoo Jorioars-
tris oiitnot iom ofteit oil funne for.
ioares.
arig er al meeet eammel Cato.
Zen fsrite Orig bIanot Menneifer
omtales / I. RoIe Dogs 4. Sap. !;
aain fog i'm grooer 1bel libel.
0ette bar ansrebsfrig, uretiarois
arig % neOfaIOte SUBS greoe %
Straf oper aneriberen.
9iitorien paoOiier mango os bio.
oiee ariee / oct itore; men on arie
er BET mooiatte al 5reo, er oct fart,
at ser bar p9ret uof9npet utnlli.
&c arige | geroen, iom life er %
life fun0e bore optegnet i Siitorien.
9etroeter Ri BEN | europa M
paagaoenoe arig, fan pi biit o9re
enige ON, at oct oil blipe ben iter.
fte oe bIooigite arig, 8eroen nosen
'Sinoe bar Jet. Get er 10 ollereoe
en- 8eroensfrigi Gel er life ale
/ attn aamp, men belle Ser.
Sen itnar ruItet til 9Rnoerne, fRr.
dig til at iloa til, inn mart no9et
m~istnnfeligt n9rmer fig. Sna piot
ieg fan ie, er oct ben melt uORr6ige
os uretfaroise 9rig, Der nogen
err fsrt. Dog, bnao Oeo iegl
6pao er arigens aariag2 - Ger
err mango forifeIIise Meninaer ON,
bboo aaringen til oenne arig er.
Mange mener, at Moroet pao ben
sitrigife aronprins er aariagen,
andre mener, gammelt Sab; after
andre mener, at Serifeipge, Stor.
beospmpio err 4orfngen. De bar
oiIt ale iammen til Gels
men ogioa fun tilgels aet; tbi ale
oisie og fiffert mango Here Ting
bar ppret meopirfenoe, me nun iom
iefonoere Gariager. Spnoen er
arigens aariael Tag Spnoen no al
MenneifeilGsten, og arig opbsrer
Of iig IelD.
Ger bor oGret arbeioet meget
for 8~eroensire6. Der er talt %
ifrebet meget iomt nogipet penge |
Masiepis for oenne Gag. Wens
beIe ger6en ruiteoe og forbereote
iig til arie, fsgte Jreospennerne
at fan 8~croensFre6 | Stano Deo
og 6reostraftater. Sffe
at iee foraster 5reosbeitrabelier-
ingenIlmoe - bet er oIles pIigt at
arbeioe for 5reo, men mo bsr be.
gDiroe Deo Stolen og life peo Top-
ben. Meget al bet mooerne arbej-
De for Deroensfreo, Ipnes ieg, Ter
lfo, Tom mar en- Mano bugger 9op-
pen nf ct BiIetrG % iaa rIener,
at Grret ffnl 66. Nrite Mor bill
hon ob1ode. Of Tifefrret boffer Be.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09

ore emo nogen Sinoe; ban ma gra.
De 6ooen op. elers osr BET life.
Sigeiaa meo geroensireoen; bpao
bielper ale 9oIoeifts. % 5reos.
trattater? Get er 10 fun at bugee
1oppen al arigstreet og lace go.
ben iiOoe. 9oo os isge at fao HoOen,
SDuOen, bort, ina Ogr Sr9et, iaa
opbsrer arigenl
SOao er arigens 8sl9er? Seq
bar ofte bsrt Soft iige, at eiter et
arig bIioer 3ioerne gooe. 9atur.
Iigpis, i%ammenGisnet meo arigens
Cher 6liDer oct goSe Cher oeo
arigens 0pbsr men oct er on ogIaa
ben eneite SammenIigning. iisIse
boiIfen De bIioer soSe. Scr en- Gel
9lar iioen boooe ieg 2eili9beo til
at iette mig mo l. bpilfe 5elger
De fioite to arige baboe Tor Can.
mart. 5 arigen $3.50 ieireoe
8anmarf, % man buroe 10 iaa
pente. at BET ogiaa panot noget.
GaturIigois panot Sanmarf / 5or-
bolo til 5ien0en, iom table; men
alligeoel tabte 0anmarf mere emo
oct onnot, uoatet oct BOG pit maat
tie iiees at bare en- retiGroi9 arig.
arig u0piner 2an0et, Solicit for.
armes, 9anoets SnOtGgtsfiloer soc
I9gges, % cite eaar en- lang War
r9fte ben fer arieens 6eleer paa
bette Cmraaoe opberer.
Roget anoet % p9rre er bette,
at pargeIeie aoinoer og gern oite
blioer noiat for 9OIo og 42isbano.
fling al raa SolOater. 99nf ogiaa
pna Be man9e 9uitruer % Born,
iom REQ ariaens SIutnina for8G-
pes oenter paa Den elifeoe Nano
% 6aOerl ener tGnf paa De mango
5orplore. Tom iorgpoes nenter paa
Ell eaer Here elife0e Ssnner. &c
er borte, fommer nloria mere igenl
8iOite man ina enooa. At alIe,
iom oeoe / arieen, oar bereote til
at 90: oct niloe ppre en- itor 1relt
o. borttaae BET oprite PED ari9en.
gieu oet er pei i%narere iaa, at fun
faa al Dem. iom osr ! ari9en, er
bereote til at 0e. arigen appellerer
til oet lapeIte / @enneifet. Mor0.
luiten fonimer irem % mares Deo
boer Irpinina, Soloaten oeltager
/. Ser er bog linOtneeIier, thi %.
ina @uos gsrn fan ARE Soloater,
"a De er nof Be beOite. Men alIiee.
Del -l @uo alene oeo. bDor
mango Der De6 arig er gaoet ube.
reote inc ! eDigbe0enl - Ser bar
pi nof Den uarite al arigens 6sI-
serl
@uos 5olfl Lao og 6eoe omJreo,
Lao og beoe Tor Dem, iom or i arig !
2nO os arbeioe for 5reol Sober
5reo meo boer Mmo. iaa piet Oct
itaar til cher On beoenoe o.
a~rbeioenoe Sfore Cubs 9srn Ser.
ben oDer uoeer Den beoite 5reOs'
conference.
Bort a~rbeioes. MaaI maa uGre
at iaa arieens Aarins. SpnOen
tilintetqiort. Neu toger Of SDnoens
llOrpooeIie iom port arbeioesMaal
ga blioer port arbeioe en- Stamp
paa 2iu % Gso meO 3iRueIen.
Snnoens 0pbop. Ianlt moo aft onOt
baaoe / % uoeuom os i 8eroen; og
ben aamp ber life opbere, Ian
lqnge geroen itor. n5reo, 5reo
for fiern og npr~ Cubs 5reo ouer
MenneifeilPeten, man rare bort
MaaI. % 10 mere t~rofait % ibGr'
oiat Ri arbeioer MOB bette WnaI,
10 mere iremifDnOes ben Dag, ga
baooe arieen os oens aariaa, Spn.
0en, ifal nfifnfies.
Or Earrnien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09

roia lager Ell anoen 9n - Gait.
bale - iom BOG life naaes per
Sernbane. Denne 9p bar p9ret
Centrum ior et tort Mormonfelt.
@ormonerne bar BOG M iorIaot
9Den. % oeres Strife brliaes At no.
oentiiterne. Ger / oct Stree iaa
ieg Sen beoite SABRE, ies no9en Sin.
oe bar Iet. Raar ri Isiteoe De
ippre ar. eler gibber, op. fltnoe
De noa oper nit Sopeo. ; 5ior
p0e0e ionme StDffe Soro ITO
On. Saure pr. 9lcre. 8ette uar
Dog u0en for Oct alminoelige % par
fun ct sonife lille Stpffc aano.
Seq fuuoe iao Tor Heiten ooOt
blioe Deo, men maa BOG pit beaere
lutte. ooe Ifal ies enonu iiae, al
Der er lloiiot til. at aoIonien iaar
lin eeen ~boiiooenoe 9rGit til 5Or.
oaret. otter al SanoiDnli9beo oil
ban iIno iia neo I RGrbeoeu al
@eiita. aompaaniet sioer iri 9pg-
eeplaos til airfe % QrGitebolig,
liant 1000 7oaars ior bper TO Set
tioner 2ano, Der iGlges til onnite
outberanere. elsie genoe fan fun
bpnuttes til airfe og Sfole (for
Church ano Scbool purpoies).
9anoet foIter 60 Collars pr.
gcre, boorai 10 Dollars pr. acre
maa bctaIes. naar 2onoet febes,
oereiter er Der en- Senitano paa ?
Var, iaa mlaa Der betales en- OttenOe.
Def al 9an6et boert gar Tor S aar.
Renterne al oen nai6etoIte Sum rr
Sc.
Ger aaar e%rcuriion oerio ben
ieritc % treoie 1irsOne / boer 9aaa.
neo. giaetten ira Omaha, 3lr %
Aetur, er $3.50, inObeiattet pSlee'
pers", nirep IDEALS in 3ininaear~",
irit Sotel aolouien liant ri ai.
tomobiIe Transportation no ooer
be.e Sanoomraaoet ior ire 8dge
all or inobeiatet / De S37. 80.
0gbes Der iaa 9an0, betdler AOnIs
paaniet ole llo1iiter; j moOiot
sab mao hper beiale oenne Suml.
On ser febes 9nnO ienere. iaaes Der
en- @oof9srelie al De $3.50.
Sea opoa9er nj, al iea life bar
ifreuet nolet angaaenoe aliuaet
Get er DOG en- pigtig 5nctor. Get
uar oeiliai. meoens ieg par Der.
en Gage / Chicago febte 500 u.
cres Oer1loe. ior0i set bar oct Jun
osite Ste0, ban enOnu hanoe iun.
oru. % iioen bar ban febt 500
acres mere. eniten er let, gnnoet
lager mellem : "a S 1lIiin0e SOB
ouer Sapet. 6n Del al Dem, Der
IN Dor paa Stpoet, er fonlmen Der
netop al 0elbreosbenipn. oa DC inn.
fes at bare innoet. bpao De ieste.
GonOet er nomgrfet. 7pboen til
ganoet parierer. Zen onbeitegrNo,
iel berte ON. Dor cirfa 300 500
Oub, Here par pnn omfring 100
6oo.
aIt / alt par lea meaet aIao ueo
min lnr oerneo, % fan anbeinle
hpem iom BELT. Der t9nter paa al
Unite, at tage Ell Eur oerneo. III
rem er 9engene DGro noor Tom belit.
I'll nil oginn iaa 900 9ebnnoling.
5e 10 uiiae Rrno, Der q meo os,
Tom re~preienterer g9be Sbeoo Sn.
peltrnent Co. err Gentlemen" /
Groets iuIoeite getnoning. 2nn6.
ngenter er iom 3eseI eilers life
rare at bare meo at asre. Elsie TO
MGno ifaI life PLACE Sipet al big.
De bill pfc big. bpno 2nnOet or,
bono Der fan oDles, gonoipitemet 0.
+ D.. Osm iaa IeIo ON oct, bpaO on
uil. feb ON. on oil, eaer Lao bare,
ou uil msOe en- SefIiebeo, iOm oes,
barre er peo at blipe liot iiRloen !
pore Gage.
Silien til De Serrer Soipaiarme.
re. Der bar meo pnn gnren. 9af
for goot SeIifab. Sea ifuIoe life
bope noaet imoo at ms0es me6 eoer
igen / goIteno Gitote.
genIio SiIien
ID. III. SEMEN
5remont. Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09
6elg bu mig.

Seius tiger til BAN: Der
iom ieg oil, at can ifal bIioe,
inotiI leg fommer. buao OeO-
fommer bet Dig? 6slg on mig
Sob. q. %.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09
Set, Der beitaar.

Dor Cubs Orb btifoar tuinbslis,
(Gf. 40, g..
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29

Smash their line yclp- Readin owcrin' his head
an plungin' into the pit % Big Wcchs stomach in
most onnoighborly fashion.
With howl % anguish Big Wclch clutchci him like
grizzly hugs his most deadly foe At that critical
moment Bnton's Pride got mp steam an begin ma
ncuycriu' down the field.
rs the two teams was somewhat settled down to I'M
dvilooM STRIFE fgh'in con'cntcily here an there in
pairs hcrc was i' only Iookcyc Cook~ou, Picacc, an
Ri,in' 90 object 90 our imperial progress The Pride
couln't move fast. but hc moved s,lilly. was thc
only bolvgarl hc hal The three tried him separately,
an then in various combinations, iiingm thcrse.,1
ag'in his iron dggcr most desperate like. He sadly
shook at umc- am ratified round inside his she'll most
traubous: bu, hc kept movin That was The great
pint in our favor hc kept humpin' hisSc saIlwarls
Wun., be said TO me in his peculiar, mutled voice.
Don't lc cm git mc upset.
ooralol his warnin' am give IIookcye Ohc was "t
tha, par,,clar moment hangn' onto orr han"' hh'
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29

hC Pride Matted Tor our team
to rally round him, an took time
to take stock of our ruillcd ranks
BigWclchi in the second miXup had
cunninly struck q IIosscr's knee
with his face an was now losin
vital fluid most prolific like.
play the game, Fcllcrsl' hoarsc-
IS cries Ritin'.
Don't let 'cm move MS a peg,
wells Hookcyc Cookson, rcvcalin'
some Of his insidoous inside in
formation 10y bringin his knee
,harp-likc mp under my chin as
! was lcauin' ,rus'iu'ly forwards.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-09-10
Rheumatic Throat
Is Common Trouble
Should Be Treated In Blood
To Prevent Recurrence.

There are successful gargles that stop
soreness In the throat. but TO prevent their
incessant return, the blood must be put In
order. The best remedy is s $ s. as it
influences all the functions Of the body TO
neutralize the irrltants or waste products
and TO stimulate their excretlon through
the proper channels.
Rheumatic sore throat Is a dangerous
Indication. IL means that the blood Is
loaded with more uric acid than the kid
neys can excrete. and may thus lead to
serious general disturbance.
The action OF s. S. =. stimulates cellular
activity. 1t prevents the accumulation OF
irrifnnts In local spots 1t enables the
arteries TO supply quickly the new red
blood TO replace WORKOUT tissue.
For this reason uric acid that finds the
throat an easy prey to its breaking down
influence. Is scattered and eliminated. In
other words. s :. $. prevents chronic con-
citions by. enabling all the mucous Innings
OF the body to sccrete healthy mucus. Its
Influence Is shown in marked Improve
mont Of the bronchial tubes. whereby the
huskincss Of voice with thick. grayish ex-
pcctorations Is overcome s 5 s, well
diluted with water. means blood bath.
since it Is welcome to any stomach and at
once gets into the blood
8. s. s. is free OF all minerals and con-
tnins ingredients wonderfully conducive to
well-halanccd health
You can get Il at any drug store. but do
in substitutes. :. s. S. Is prepared only by
The swift Specific Co, ops Swift Bldg.
Atlanta Ga. Our Medical Dept. will give
you free instruction bv mall on any subject
OF blood disorders Write today.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-09-10
Austrian Attack Fails;
Russians Get Rich Booth

Petrograd, via London.-"Despera
fighting continues along the front
from Lublin to Kholm, where the
Tenth Austrian army corps made an
attempt to break through the Russian
lines" says an official statement is
sued here Monday.
1.-The Austrians were heavily re
pulsed and 5000 were made prisoners.
The Russians secured various docu-
ments in which the Austrian generals
made urgent appeals for help from
Germany.
"In Galicia 80 locomotives and an
enormous amount of rolling stock
were captured.
THE Russians entered the railway
station at Lemberg and found it
crowded with trains loaded with am
munition, dynamite, benzine and med
ical stores. The Russians captured
the station so suddenly that three mo-
torcars which were on the point of
leaving fell into their hands.
I'm the neighborhood of Swollen a
German aeroplane was brought down
and the aviator captured.
AT Vlotslavsk a German armored
train coming from Alexandrovo at
tempted to shell the town, but was
beaten off"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-09-10
TO PROTECT EGYPT
England ESDels German COnsuIs to
Prevent Hostile Moves.
Spreading of Hostile Propaganda
Among MosIents Feared Rou-
mania to Stand By Italy.

Washington, ID. C.-German and Au-
strian consular officers have been or
dered by British authorities to leave
Egypt at once.
Roumania has announced officially
that II she abandons her position of
neutrality, 1t will be to follow the
course taken by Italy.
Great Britain has informed the
United States that she would look with
favor on the sending of American war
ships to Turkish ports to care for
Christians in case there was a Mo
hammedan uprising against them.
These developments in the highly
critical situation brought about by the
feeling of the Triple Entente that Tur-
key is certain to join the conflict on
the side of Germany and Austria were
conveyed in official dispatches to the
United States government.
Great Britain's expulsion of German
and Austrian consular officers was
taken here to mean that she had de-
termined to put an end to the pro
German propaganda which she says
the consular officers have been circu-
lating since the outbreak of hostili-
ties. The affairs of Egypt, a semi
sovereign state, under the sovereign
ty of the Sultan. practically have been
administered by Great Britain ever
since the bombardment OF Alexandria
and the suppression of the Arabic in
surrection 80 years ago.
The natives have never entirely lost
their aversion, however, for the in
truders, and Britain believes Germany
has for a decade been busy fomenting
anti-English feeling. Word of the Sui
tan's friendliness of late to Germany
and Austria is believed by British of
ficials to have been spread to Egypt
an appeal being made not only to the
Nationalist sentiment of the natives
but their religious feelings.
France openly has charged in hel
communications with the American
government that the German propa
ganda is astir melting Mohammedar
uprisings, not only in Egypt, but il
India and Turkey.
The intimation from Great Britain
that she would be pleased to see Amer
lean warships in Turkish ports is IL
| line with what France informed III,
United States two weeks ago. Various
nations have declared in view of tn
appeal that mas been made to the Nc
hammedans they feared general up
rising against Christiap~
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-09-10
German MonopIanes Drop
More Bombs Into Paris

Paris-A German monoplane dropped
several more bombs in the streets of
Paris about $50 o'clock Wednesday
night. One fell at the Rue Michiodere
and the Rue du Matre Septembre, near
the Credit Lyonnais, and another near
st. Lozane station.
One bomb fell in Rue de Hanovre,
near Avenue de POpers, without doing
damage. Another in Rue Mail did not
explode. 1t broke through the roof of
a house, but did minor damage A
bomb fell in the court of house in
Rue Jubert and blew out the windows,
but did no damage. Another bomb
has been found in Rue de Moscou- 1t
was loaded with bullets. This was evil
IDENTIFY aimed at the St. Lazarre sta
ton.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-09-10
sunIiuht Intensified

By Reflection from Ocean Beach and
Desert Sand unrelieved by Foliage. Winds
and Mineral Laden, Poisonous Dust, all
bring Eye Troubles in their wake-Granu-
lated Eyelids, Red, Itching. Burning, Tired
and Watery Eyes, Impaired Vision and
Eye Pain. Reliable Relief is found in
Murine Eye Remedy. Mild and Harmless.
If you Wear Glasses, Try Murine. Doesn't
Smart Feels Fine. Acts Quickly Is an
Eve Tonic compounded by 0culists-not a
Patent Medicine'-but used in successful
Physicians Practice for many years Now
dedicated to the Public and sold at
SOC Per Bottle. Murine Eye Salve in
Aseptic Tubes. &c and SOC. Sold By
Druggists. For Books, write to Murine
Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-09-10
NOVEL ELECTRIC HAND DRIER
Sanitary Substitute for Roller Towels
In Factories and Public Places
Operates Quickly.

In hotel, factory and public lava
tories where roller towels should not
be used because OF the danger OF
spreading skin diseases. and where the
expense Of furnishing individual paper
or cloth towels is considerable, the
electric hand drier may be used eco
nomically and satisfactorily. A SAM
tary hand drier described in the Elec
trical World consists OF a sheet-metal
case with an opening in its top in
which the hands can be inserted and
dried by a current Of hot air. A foot
pedal operates a quick-acting switch
which starts a blower forcing air
through the electric heater. The hand
drier is, OF course. absolutely sanitary
as 1t is unnecessary TO touch any part
of the apparatus when using It, The
hands can be thoroughly dried, 1t is
declared. in from thirty to forty sec
onds, which is less time than is re-
quired to perform the same operation
with linen or paper towel.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-09-10
Butte, Mont, Is Under
Rule of State Militia

Butte, Mont..Butte is under mar
tial law under proclamation issued
by Governor Samuel V. Stewart We'd
nesday.
A proclamation issued by Major d.
J. Donohue, commanding officer, pre-
scribed the rules for the conduct of
Butte. All saloons are ordered closed
until further notice and public gather
ings of any character are forbidden
without permission Of the commanding
officer. Women are not permitted on
the streets after p. m. nor before
o'clock in the morning.
Even the courts are closed, and it is
commanded that all cases Of law vio-
lations will be tried by the military
authorities, the court to be presided
over by Major Jesse B. Roote, as ad-
jutant general.
The proclamations were spread
broadcast and it was announced that
the National guard would take up their
positions throughout the city. They
are in control now according to the
commanding officer, but the laws Of
the state require 24-hour notice by
proclamation of martial law before the
soldiers actually march into the streets
of the city.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-09-10
Cotton Men Want Help.

Fort Worth, Tex. = Virtual taking
over of the 1914 cotton crop by the
government because of the market
stagnation caused by the war in Eu-
rope was urged by prominent planters
of half dozen states at the conven-
ton of the Farmers Educational and
Cooperative union c. S Barrett, of
Union City, Ca, president. advocated
an appeal to congress to provide for
the outright purchase of the crop and
urged the Endorsement of a bill intro
duced by Representative Henry, of
Texas, with this end in view.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-09-10
Russian Troops SlOarn
to Attack German Rear

New York.-Russian troops to the
number of 100000 have passed
through England and are now at the
rear of the German army in France,
according to Vance Thompson, an
American writer who arrived here on
the Red Star liner Kroonland, which
sailed from Liverpool August 2S.
On that day, Mr.. Thompson said, he
saw attachments of Cossacks on their
way to the Channel ports. and learned
that the British government had sus-
pended the regular train service in
order to give the Russians the right of
way He added that he could say from
reliable authorities that 10000 Rus
slams had already crossed the Channel
and were now probably attacking the
German rear, while it was understood
that thousands more were on their
way from Archangel by the Arctic
route to England.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-09-10
775I Banks Are National.

Washington, d. C.-There were 7751
National banks doing business in the
United States at the close of business
August 81, according to statement
issued by the controller of the cur
rency. They had an authorized capital
of 81, 073, 524, IT'S, and circulation out
standing of 1877, $40, 28l, of which
s126, 241, 100 was secured by other
than by United States bonds.
Eleven applications were made dur
ing August for conversion or reorgani-
cation of State banks as National
banks, and IS formal applications for
organization of National banks by in
dividuals not connected with state or
National institutions. Ten of the
latter were approved.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-09-10
Yflla and Obreaon Agree.

Nogales, Ariz. - statement was
issued by Generals Villa and Oregon
announcing the terms of an engage
ment they signed Colonel Elias Cal
les, Carranza adherent, is removed
from Office and replaced by General
Benjamin Maytorena is recognized as
civil governor of Sonora, and will re-
tain command of his guard of Yaqui
Indians. If the contending factions
again cause throuble, Villa and Obre-
gon pledge themselves to move their
armies into the state and attack the
disturbers.