The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-09-24

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Tia Ger1aans Ii retreat from Francs
have forti1>d a9sin and splsn another
stand.
Rev. W. r. Sumner, Of Chicago, is
chosen bishop Of ths Episcopal diocese
Of 0rseon
Chicago gains 500. esa in population
sinc4 the government CENSUS Of 1910,
according 70 this school census.
Summer came 70 m end this week In
Washington when President Wilson's
s'oEI1ice" tent was taken down.
The minjstsr of finance of Russia
hns prohibited the expectation Of man.
xansss except TO the allied nations-
A petroer.d dispatch says many de-
sortern nre arriving 81 Russian head
quarters. mostly SIavs snd Bohemisns.
James Il. Sullivan, famous Olympic
gAme& commissioner, and noted su-
thority on field athletics, died In New
York.
The people Of Paris havs no uneasi-
ness over the scarcity III newn ard
takc tho conditions ~ matter Of
course.
According to report from Vienna,
Emperor Francis Joseph hss loft the
Austrian cnpltsl for m anAnnounced
destination.
The Pacific steamer Minnesota may
~ transferred to the Atlantic sea-
hoard. according TO persistent runor
In San Francisco.
II n asserted that Germany unofficial
" hAs asked the United States TO In
auIre 81 the allied nations at war to
submit terms u psacs.
An ordinance II proposed In Portland
requiring NIL old clothing sold to junk.
mar, to be boiled In cauntie soda, all
seams ripped open ard aattened.
II il reported in Toxic that ths Ger
man erusier Emdsn has sunk five Brit
ikh steamers oil the coast OF India.
The passengers 81 the vessels are said
To have been saved.
The Holland America Line steam
ship Ryndan, which sailed from New
York September for Rotterdam, was
seized by British warshIp and
brought into Cork barber.
The Brazilian government has de-
cided that the merchantmen OF the bel
lieerent nations which entered Braxil-
i'm ports because OF the war must be
detained until the conflict In over.
The French war Office hnz issued a
note that all persons employed In the
hospital service who are found guilty
Of negierting To give proper care 10
German prisoners left behind because
of their wounds will he Immediately
relieved from duty.
President Wilson has announced that
expenses of government departments
during the neat fiscal year would be
kept ~ low az possible. He Indicated
that every effort WAS 10 be made 10
eeonosnIsa. In view OF the falling off
of the governments revenues. caused
by the European war.
Italian radicals are reported willing
60 enter the European war.
Thfrty-five earthquake shocks are
recorded In Lima. Peru. In one day.
Chicago Socialists have sent resolu-
tions TO Europe asking the countries al
war to mediste.
The prices of beauty potions In Port
land. Or. have advanced Is per cent
because Of the war.
Because Of the reported retreat OF
the Germans from France the populs-
ton OF Paris Is more at ease.
The Russian army Is reported ad.
minlstering crushing defeat to ths
Austrians and taking 1870. 900 prison
erR.
Movement for peace In the Euro
pean war. started in this country. Il
reported to be- making considerable
gain.
Travellers from Constantinople ane
Sofia bring the report TO Petrograc
that there IL famine in the Turkish
capital
The steamer Red Cross left New
York for Europe. where l25 nurses
and 80 surgeons win help care for tbs
wounded.
Democrats Of Maine elect Mayo
Curtis. Of Portland. TO the governor
ship over VIM. T. Haines. the Repub
llcan incumbent.
Cardinal Mercier. returning 10 Bel
GUM from Rome. stopped In Londol
and appeared on the balcony of West
Minister cathedral. where he blesse,
so. 600 Irish Catholics.
Late German ambassador to Toxic
who arrived in Seattle recently. Ia
ments the stand taken by Japan an
says the Nipponese show no gratitud
for past German favors.
The most extended list Of Germa
casualties yet published has been mad
public in Berlin. 1t comprises Is
killed. 2ie0 wounded ard s1A missing
The total Of all published losses I'D I
date are now as follows: asa kflles
1885 wounded and 5o70 missing.
IL Is believed In Pekin. China. ths
e. 0e9 Japanese troops have now hes
landed on &he Shantang Peninsula II
Chines@ are sersling rs Red Cru@s ne
to zerws xnnnx bo3h enmbafanta
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