The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1914-10-23
NEWS NOTES OF
CURRENT WEEK
Resume Of Worlds Important
Events Told in Brief.

Anti-German riots in London have
been renewed.
The state treasurer Of Idaho is re-
moved from Office and his books are
being audited.
Italy has cut import duties Of all
cereals during the winter months,
from 20 to about go per cent.
Dogs and cats belonging to the ref
ugees in Paris are said to be suffering
discomforts as well as human beings.
The Panama canal, which was re-
Gently blockaded by huge avalanche,
has been cleared and is open to traffic.
Washington government is permit
ting wounded Mexicans to enter the
United States to receive medical at
tention.
The French government has ordered
from New York firm, 20, 900 horses
to be delivered by December L. The
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mails must he dark
7.
Inc government again mas taken
action against German trade in France.
1t sequestered an important art house
and various other businesses related to
almost every branch Of commerce.
Inree ofncers and " men OF Colonel
Maritz rs rebel rorce IN south Africa
nave Deen captured ana Tour otncers
ana aV men nave voluntarily surren-
defed' according 10 rretoria dispatch'
A French gun DESTROYED is German
mitrailleuses, two Of which were pro-
tected by steel shields, according to q
raris dispatch' "A herman heaVy ar
tiiiery battery also was destroyed at
ST. Mihiei.
The Russian ambassador has fled
from Constantinople. taking the arch
ives of the embassy with him to Odes-
sa' because OF the alarming situation
IN tne turkish capltai' accoruing 70 y
rome oispatch.
The court-martiall of a supposed
American on charge of espionage be-
gan in private at the Wellington Bar
racks, London. This is said to be the
first case in the present war of spy
peing nanaeo over 70 the military au-
'hor'''eS lor 'r'al.
new Austrian soIdiers are required
70 Jake .ne oa'n VI nuvn'y ~ Tue uer-
man emperor emperor as s wen as " .ne aus 4. :
from Trieste. Insurrectionary bands
are also reported to be swarming in all
parts of the Austrian empire.
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the Russian cruiser Pallada was the
U-26. The crew received iron crosses,
Crown Princess Cecelie going in per-
son to Danzip to bestow them. The
vessel's commander, baron berckneim,
is now famous ngure among captains
Millicent. Duchess of Sutherland,
who recently went to the war zone as
head OF Ked Cross hospital, and Ma
lor rercy desmond ritzgeraiu, oI tne
Eieventn hussars, were quietiy mar
ried last week az hoenampton. Ipe
work in France
4,
lnes slayer OF Arcnduke feronand
OF Austria says ne IS proud Oh MS deed'
The first chamber at The Hague has
passed measure providing for the
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A Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam
says the expectation OF petroleum from
The Netherlands has been forbidden by
royal decree.
The oonaroI stag ~ K;av al,eoea
dumdum bullets are being used Dy Aus
trian troops. Eight cases OF these
bullets nave peen optained'
According to a telegram from Con-
stantinople. Turkey has informed Ger
many that owing to lack of money
she will have to demobilize her army.
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rrlncess MARY oi Ihslaha mas ap,
pea,eu W Una, i,a.ioii iol ass,s.ahoe ~
soldier and sailor of the allied armies.
Il Tha a1ondor Mall rronorts thet RIFT
,.h a,nbosts ouerhauied and cantnred
= % rovstar;ons steamar which was trv.
;na n nass tbe Down. ofF Deal II Il
supposed that tne steamer was Trying
TO SOW mines
Tho pa,o;. ouoron, hofora ro.
moving II France savs d;snatct
frora Tha u.ona o,daraS on ,naIe III,
izens between the age Of Is and 45 t.
enter the army within two days or bt
treated as traitors.
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