The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-03-11

n Middls Wet Il having > sever
opov STORM
Austria Il sad TO hsvs rsfussd Ak
% Turkey Ia be- present sngagsmsn
witA ~ s1lies' nest-
- y. B>rsy. originator Of tbe pre='
~ sypten Of express and postal
nnoasy ordern, Il dsed.
m Mlanssota Iegislnturs bas r..
fosed . submit . woman suffrage
aneudment 70 ths psopIs.
Ths British nov claim that the war
win b shorf, and that thsir artillery.
cnes weak. now dominates.
Bonhssdmsut OF Turkey b. the al
lied nss<s eoatinnss and fhs probable
rssaits ass that constsntinople viii
fail
Hsvine Sustained" during ali Of
February. ~ moon will b. full twice
during March. This Il ths first occur
encs sines 18<e.
A prominsnt 81. Paul clubwoman
drops dsad IN tbs statshouse Of that
seats just aft~r appealing 70 thu lsgis-
Iaturs for prison reforms.
Ths of,eisls Of tbs city Of Portland
havs figured that the earnings Of the
jitnsy basses total ez.67 per day.
There ars SS7 ears In use.
0perstion Of tho New York State
alien Isw wea suspended BY the su-
prssns eourt- II was contendsd the
buihinx Of ths subway would BE- do
Iayed BY TIE law.
ne German submarine U-8 has been
sunk b destroysrs belonging TO the
Dover no<iIIs. according to announce
msnt By the minister Of marine. Tho
crew wsrs taken prisoners.
Four fires broke cut almost stimuli
t4neously IN horrs and mule barn At
Kansas City In which were 800 horses
betonging 70 the British government. |
The horses we're saved only by opening |
al The gates Of the barn and driving |
ths animals loose into the streets.
After too years Of almost eontinu-
Gus sesrion the 63d congress, which re-
vised The tariff and the currency sys-
TEN Of the nation, supplemented the |
trua< laws. created an income tax and /
experisncsd the fret popular election
OF United States senators, ended At
noon March I.
Unless neutral nations are pro-
parsd 70 assist In throwing tho Ger
mans out Of Belgium, no suggestions
from them In the matter Of preventing
the further devastation Of that country
are wanted" said Sir Edward Grey,
ths foreign secretary. IL the British
house Of commons.
William Willstt's daylight saving
bill, which was discussed In the British
parliament In the spring Of 1909. pro-
vided for the earlier use of daylight
BY putting forward the clock 20 min
utss on four successive Sundays In
April snd reversing the professor four
Sundays In September. This proceed
urs. u was argued. would bring more
time II the end OF the day for recres-
tion while the sun WAS still up. The
measure never became law In England.
The author Of the bill has just died.
Further relief 70 BeIgisns from the
United States 10 not guaranteed by the
German government.
An English trswler was sunk in the
English channel by = German mine.
The crew Of II men wsrs saved.
Congress has re-eonvened and Il Is
predicted that tho ssssion win hold UNI
~ The gsvsl falls at noon March a.
Many Americans travelling A. horse
tenders" on vessels bound for England
and France. with promise Of good pay
and return ticket. are stranded In
lhosc countries. and arc appealing 10
he American consuIs for assistance.
Tho exchange Of MANNED prisoners
through Geneva began Wednesday
With the arrival OF 1900 Frcnehmen .
and 500 Germans. Tho transfer was
made under the auspices Of the Swiss
Red Cross society. The soldiers trnv.
sied In special coaches, which were
guarded by tho military. Approx.
mstcly ton Of gifts were there await ,
ing the unfortunstss. who probably
will number from 1000 10 5000 men :,
from each country.
The bill charging granddaughter
against provincial police officer and
lhree Csndsdisn soldiers who last fall {
bred on two American duck hunters.
W alter Smith and Charles Dorsch.
Killing Smith and wounding his com |
panion. was dismlnscd by the Wolland
county grand jury. The shooting.
which resulted In diplomatic CORE
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