The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-02-18

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Enrlnni 1pclasus tha& mors stringent
ostisa VII - taken against German
uufA
Rnnsisas In Eek Prussia srs rapport
- rs<rsatinG hssors IL German
forpos-
I've kundrsd and twenty Thousand
2sRtn srs now az for service in tho
nusspsan var th~atsr.
R4lspf workors And that the Bal
gians ssperislly snjoy tbs Americas
hrunA ~ ''pork ard bssns."
Prssidsrs wilscn in = lecture bsfors
~ Nstional Council Of Boy Scouts,
ADVISED thsm 10 develop character by
ssrving o<kerp.
Ccmmissioner Disek, Of Portland.
- insHrusated = demerit system
agoinet city employees who ars ncgii-
gsu& sbout paying th~ir personal biils.
Five hundred workmen employsd In
~ snte-traek body baildinr depart
n~et Of tbs rh~odox Kundta plant, Of
Cleveland. o.. went on strike.
TAs United States government sends
sstss 10 England ana Germany. pro-
testing sgainst interference BY those
enun<yies Of American shipping. prop
ersy and citisens-
Secretary Lane win represent Prcsi-
deu( Wilson 1t the formal opening of
IL Pansms Pacific Exposition At San
Frsnessco February 20. Tho Presi-
deaf plans to 70 in March.
Judge Gstens. Of Portland. hslts
trial between warning factions Of the
He<hodist church. In hopes Of adjust-
msnt cat Of court. the question Of dis
position Of the Taylor Street church
German nnaneiers have been sum.
moved 70 = conference In Berlin with
The finance minister. who considers
that rev loan Of 81. $50. 600. 900 is
required Tor the continuance OF the
war. says dispatch from Amsterdam.
Tis E'sitisss government has expitu-
latsd II last TO the insistent demand
for more news from the front. Prime
Minister Asquift promised that ar
engagements Wouia be made TO publish
communications frtm Sir John French.
tbs British comma der-in-chief. twice
weekly.
Man tailors In se rion In Chicago.
declaring that eccflomy In drexs L.
necessary. limit so05 yearly for
clothes. which inclulcs eight walking
suitA. four ovsreoAfs. one fuli-drcss
suit ard six pairs OF trousers. BY the
same decree women should use only
e2so yearly.
The New Hamburger zsitung In an
coseiaiiy inspired article says that the
German admiralty has issued orders
that neutral ships shall not be inter
fercd with II they are not suspected OF
carrying eontrxbsnd. but that every
Hfitish ship. whether \ war vessel or
= merchantmen. will be unconditson-
ally cent to the bottom Of tho sea
Seven persons are injured in Seattle.
when a jitney bus turns turtle on
prominent thoroughfsrc.
A Catholic priest and his house
keeper are found murdered In their
home In New Britain. Conn.
Mosie BY an orchestra In New York.
was beard over a long distance teie-
phons BY Mayor Roiph. In San Fran
cisco.
French krtilicrymen succeed In
bringing down German ssroplane.
the machine. however. fell In the Ger
man lines-
Lease Of lakes summer and Ebert.
Ia Oregon. containing valuable SALT
deposits. was ratified BY the house Of
Representatives,
Large orders for barrel slaves from
the Armoars Packing company. Chi
cage. are received BY Abcrdueen,
Wash. sswmilir-
The frst girl born Ia Avezrnno.
Italy. since the earthquake arrived in
the village Wednesday. She was hap
tired and given the name Of Elesns
Am2ts kegins Italia. which means
Helena. beloved Queen Of Italy.
The American steamer WflhslmlnA.
with grain aboard for Hamburg. has
arrived at Falmouth IL was thought
possible that she bad been ordered
there BY one Of the British patrol
ships. ~ the British government had
announced It's intention Of preventing
her from proceeding TO Germany and
Of Submitting the question Of her
cargo to prime court A dispatch
from Falmouth. however. says that the
captain Of the wiIhelmina declared he
had proceeded 70 that port Of his own
free will
Notes to England and Germany con
corning the war none" and the use Of
the stars and Stripes By bslligerent
ooantriss. 10 ready for Transmission BY
the United States.
A deputy sheriff At Chehslis. Wash.
shoots ib-ye&r-old boy. who was fee
Ing from the training school. The boy
is not seriously injured and the deputy
claims the shot Vas accidental.
Ex-Presid<nt Taft writes a letter 10
professor 10 Harvard university that
the ban put OF munitions Of war BY
the United States may sometime react
&c the detriment Of this country.
Tventy-one miners lose their lives
In . British Columbia mine when a
ehof In fred that r-n-.f x.ss. -. Ia