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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
SHIPMENTS TO DATE

Manager A. NJ. NOVEL; of the Sugar
Factor = company, stated yesterday tut
shipments Of 1918 crop to date Gmoun;
to ESQ, 900 tons or over half the crop.
The present factor 5 estimate, for ship
ping purposes only, is $4,000 tona.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
VALUE aeC1oe5 AhR AoAE Of
IMPROVED A6atCNzFuRAL LAND

The high, value for Hawaii is not
due to exploitation Of a rich virgin
soil since most Of the land has been
under cultivation for many years, some
for centuries, nor is it due to an eX-
traordinarily high value for sugar cane.
What Hawaii Grows
In the following table are presented
the statistics for the crops amounting
to 100000 or more in value, showing
acreage, total value and value pr acre
in 1909.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

treffcnben @cgenb aus, uno idlll9en
anf ibuen ibre &eimitdtten auf. @es
f~liigelpilb in Sranfreid) lit BORT, no
Die ariegSfurie tobt, aiBcroroentltt)
5abm aefporpen, neil Is chen bon Sds
germ fat gar niht belditi9t pirb. Sn
@dloern, Die td9lih NIT @ranaten
nno Shrapnells beidolen nerben.
bort man Die Nahti9allen. Sinteu unb
8otbteblfen iin9en, unb Saianen unb
8irfbiibncr 6aben iih nidt aus elmer
Sdpnung trciben laiien, Die 9enalI
aniidben ben feinbliheu Steaunaen
licet. 2er6eu iinb aus ben Seloern
oui9eitiegen unb trilerten III Den
9iiiten ibre 2ieper. ipdbrenb unter
ibnen Der aampf piitbete.
Sic @oeelpelt lit tbatiddIih aui
ben &riessidauplGsen Den Wtenifen
9egeniiber 3utrauliher geiporoeu, piele
@ogel baben lire Teiter in ShiiBen>
srdben eebaut uno ~freiIcn bGuii9 aus
ben SGuben bon SDlbaten linen bar
gerei6tes Gutter. Sie @p9eImelt bat
lid aber audi inipfern niiblih gemaht,
inbem tic. pobl Dor 2uftlhiifem Seros
planeu uub o@aien" iliihteub. Die
Solbatem baraui aufmertinm mahs
ten. Iui Der Norbiee bemerfte man
pftcrS Enhdboote, beren Eeriitope bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
8ulamitaten politdnbig obnmGdti9
9eseniiber.
Gin mshamnscSaniIebsr SrisS'
hsf tn SShmsn.

In Ser Staatsbabnitrede ggcr-
Eilien puroe. pie aus 8rag berihtet
miro, unmeit ggcr Elm mobammeoa.
niifer 6rieoboi erridtet, no bisber
lteln Wtobammeoaner beltattet pur.
Den. Der Srieobof lit oreibunoert
Sltaoratmeter groB, ieoeS Grab lit
nit einem eilernen Salbmono Der.
ieben; Die arabiihen uno tiirfii6en
Aufidriiten weroen crit bergeiteat
peroen. Der Srieobof miro fir I'M.
merpGbrenbe 3eiten erbalten blei6el.
Sm Soger fiir friegsgeianeene Nui.
len bel @ger miro au6 an Dem Ban
elmer Moidee gearbeitet, Der balO be.
enoet iein oirfte. Sn @aer peilt
minmebr aud ein Accommodation
Seelloreer fir mebr als ahttauieno
8lGubige. Die i'm Eager ber5eit unter-
9ebrabt limo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Der Kriee mnS Sie pseeIwelt.

Senrb Slbp bon Silper Spring.
Warplanb, Der fir Die .IlIbobon
SocietieS" aus pielen Tbeilen bcs
eu~ropGiifen ariegsifnuplaecs De-
riStc erbalten bat, ipeld)eu ginfluB
baS 8ricgssctDie auf Die Io9cIpeli
auseciibt bat, neroffentlift bariiber
SolgenbcS: Sn Der WorgenbGmmes
rung. nad) Shlahtcn uno @eiehten,
menn Die @efallcnen nod bGuiig an
berlelben Stelle lie8en, no Tie bon
icinblidcn @eihoiien ~setroifen ipurs
Den. unb Die .Sanitdtler" bemiibt
linb. Die Sd)perperpnnbeten in
'Sidcrbeit 5u %bringen, Damn Beginner
Die 81gel inn Walb nno auf Der Slur
ibr Norsenlieb su iingen. Sic lalien
iid oarau aud ielbit Damn nift itoren.
ipenn bas @ci6iibz nm @~clpebrfeier
nod i'm @anse iinb,
IlS StDrde. Shipalbeu. Cullen mo
onoerc &G9el Die @cbGlbc 5eritprt
fanben. auf benen iie ibre 3eitcr aes
baut batten, iuftcn lie Iid ou6u ans
bere 8dhier pcer Shuppen IN Der be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Der Goo 9einriek BON Hetn'
riebSkefen'S.

Srau Seinrih pon Se~inrid)sbofen
BAT iest burd Die &aiierlih OeutIde
Negierung offi5ieu Die Nad)ridt bon
Dem IbIebcn ibres 8ntten erbalten,
Der ben Selbentoo %9efunoen bat. Iud)
baben iein 9rllber unb feline Shtpes
itern ibr Die nGbcren llmitdnbe ieines
3obes mitgetbcilt. Seinrih @olf bon
Seinrid,sbofen, Der frilber Sffl5ier in
idbiiiten SienIten mar, uber mad
Imerifa allsipanperte une piele Sabre
lang in ct. 9ouis, Wto., nnidili9 mar,
lpar nah Iusbrlif peS aric9es mad
9eutiflanb 5uriid9cfebrt uno bate
feline Sienite ieincm alten TaterlanDc
angeboten. Im 10. Suni 1915 ltdrb
er ais Sberleutnant unb aompa9nies
fibrer bel einem Sturmangriffe auf
bic Qorcttos SDbc in Sranfreih Den
Selbentob. Cine all9el %burtbobrtc
feline Stirn, oils or bodaufgeridltet
auf Dem Hanbe bcS bon leiner aon1s
pagnie erpbcrtcn Sfiiben9rabeus
itanb. Seinridsbufcn mar Hittcr Oes
giiernen 8reu3es.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
100000 ,1lsnisbsn tmn9crn in
Sraiilicn.

Ser @~pbcnoppr beS braiilianiid)en
StaateS Geara ifilberte Dem Yraiis
oeuten Scr Hepublit Ir9entiuien Die
ber33erreiBeubeu S5enen, Die, lid in
Der g%enanntcn @eeeuo. Die ieif langeu
Wtpnaten bon Srodeubeit beimgeiuft
miro, infol9e Der S~ungersnotb abb
lpielen.
Su Sortale5a. Der Sauptitabt bes
Stantes, gibt eS 10000 WeuiGeu,
Die 0 Der Oifcntlihen 8obltbdtigfeit
lebeu. In ben @~ilenbabneu entlang
orGn9en iib iiberau Sun9ernoe an Die
Statipnen. Sbre 3abl betrd9t 1907
900. Sm 9an5en Staate Geara lie9t
Die Sdnbipirtbihoit barniener, paS
Sicb lit politGubig auSgeitorben.
Wie iurdtbar lit CO boh. menn Der
Simmel iih perihlicbt uno LANCE 8eit
fem He9en Die Grbe nGbrtl Sic
bliibcuoitcn Saubitride pcrben an
Biiiteu, Ser @eenib itebt ipIden
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

Sarbitoficn Die Soffnuug, baB Der
aon9reB ihleuulgit Die nothi9en
Sdritte tbun lpirb. nm Die nmerifas
niihe Sabritatiou bon Sarbltofieu
iihcr al itcllen, pamrit tic nidt burdp
biai9ere An9ebote na6 Dem 8riege
g~eid)dbi9t miro.
.@egcnmGrti9 perben in Den Ser.
Stautcn iGbrlih runD 5000 Sonnen
Surbitpffe probusiert. Dor ieh5ebn
Rpndten betrilg Die Hate nllr 5000
Spnnen. Sis Gnbe 1916 rehnet man
aui cine Sabresprobuttipn bon TO-
900 Spunen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Gisrlsesn bel slsftriisbsr Ss'
Iemcbtmne.

lIcber eiu mcrfpiirbiges 0tittel 5ur
Sorberuus oes g%ierle9enS miro i'm
.Spurnal beS SebatS" ans Amerifa
bcri6tet. Gin 9anbpirtb in Der linz
9egeno BON Chicago bate III ieinem
Siibnerbpf $50 @iibner. bic inn I'M
Sabre 1914 $4,000 @ier lieferten.
Sa er - mie ale Siidter - cine
REMEMBERING beS gierreihtbums i'm
Binter ieititeqen muBte, lam er nad
einem Wiittel, nm III Der 3eit Der
tur5eu Gage Den giier Der Siibner
tiinitlid 5u erbobcu, @r bruhte in
icinem Siibnerboi cine elettriihe Be-
lcuhtungSs Nula9c an, Die nm leds
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

llbr Waorgens eut5iiuoet iuurbe. Die
Silbner, Die glulbtcu, baB Die Come
bcreits auf9egaugcn lei, eripadten
ulo 9iugen on ibre Irbeit. Selbits
%pcritdnblid puroeu Die 9ampeu bel
ppllem Sa9eslidt ipieber 9el0ibt.
IbenoS 9cbraudte CT bieielbe Git;
Dor Gintritt Der Sdmmerung orebte
er Die 9ampeu nieber an, uub Die
Silbner blieheu'mad), bis baS 9iht nm
neun llbr geIoidlt murbe. Guf oieie
8eiie purben Die Siibner lieben
Stunpeu LANCER mad 9ebalten. 0urd,
oicieS 0eittel erbobte Die Sabl Der
Gier iid bereitS in pierSebn Saaen bon
26 auf SO Stiid am Gage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Wiittcr, paet auf Cure rei5baren
&inoer ami!

Sieber. 8leihbeit, 8dbnetnirihen
nGbrenb beS S6laies uub belegte
Suu9e limb an6ciheu, baB Guer Sinh
@iirmer bat. aidnpoo 8orm SELLER
pcrtreibt bieie Shmarpeer ihnea. SaS
Iittel lam obne @efabr bel Den
idpdhiteu Giubern angelpanpt iuers
peu. IS ut lcift 81 nebmeu unb
erfiiut einen breiiafen meoi3iuiiheu
3lped: fDrbert Den Stublaau9. treibt
Die Wiirmer aus uno ltartt ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Il. >. ieaen GntietdSiemne an
Ste GentralmdcPte 3aR'
len miiHeu.

SuB Die 2ieferun9 bon unterIee@
bpotcu an Die Iliierten lcitens Der
Ger. Stuaten cine Verlesitn9 Deg
WoIferrcobtes iii, lit Die Inliht Dcs
grs &an3lers 8ai1ett 0toore.
:. 8aiiett Moore, Der ais better
8enner oes Iolferrcttcs in Den Der.
Staoten anerfannt miro rno alS
aunsler oes StuatS : Separtemcnts
reiionierte. ipeil CT lid NIT Den
@iliou ifen Wtetbpben nid]t bcfreuns
BEN tpnnte, belt filr5lid in Der Sart
Ipc. Wetbobiitensairh 81 Nciu Yort
cine Nebe iiber Neutralitdt, III lpeldber
er Iebr u%nnerbliimt pnruuf binipies,
oub Die Der. Staaten in bringcnbcr
@cfabr itcben, idipere @ntiddp'8un9
an bic GentralmGdte Sublcn 81
miliien, ipeil Die Administration DIE
Yieierung bon amcrifanild)cn Saufa
bopten an bic IQiierten nidt perbtn@
berte. Iui ben yNlabama" : Sal
pom 9iirgerfrieee binipeiicno, in
peldem Die intcrnutipnalc 8ontereni
entidieb, DAB Guglanb, bas ben lme
armierten &rell5cr Den Siibiidlcu &c
liefert hattie, 10000 GntIdluois
elng an Die Ger. Stuaten 6nblcr
miiiie, laete Serr Wopre: vGinci
Gbnlifen Situation iiebt lid jeb'
oieics 9anb infolee bes 8mlenS por
Saud)bpoten sceeniiber." Wan gIaubtl
suerit, baB Die 9nudJboote in Sbeilcr
nad gnslano seldidt unb bort 6us
iammensciebt iperben f0nntcn, mi
buB Die pcrihiebenen Sbeile etnfud) als
&o~nterbunoe unn niht als cine Yfeinoa
ielise" Expedition 3u betrnGten icien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Enppen= 3lnb.

: Sir bic &leiuenl
IQen lieben fleinen 2eiern
biermit our In5ei9c, bab mir
: einen Yuppens8lnb gegriinoet
: bdben.
Saipobl, cincn Yuppens& lrb.
+ 81 Dem ale Sicienigen sebDren
: iueroen, Die cine Der .Namas
: Yuppen" erfperben Die Der
Wanaser Der .5be Catholic
Yrinting Co." auf Eager bat.
: IS iinb bies idone Yiippfen.
: bic ipirflih Mama" rufcn
: fonnen: Die allerliebiten fIeinen
9inserl
llnb pie iino bieie Yuppen
: 81 erfperben?
@an5 einfah: Chr brauft MIR
einen Srennb uber Verwanbtcn
sum abunnicrcn amf cine unierer
Seitunsen ,&atboliiher Weiten",
,9nIembnrser 0a5ette", y5be
Catholic Tribune" pper bic balb=
m5hentlihe n5be Catholic Sri.
bnne" 5n beiueaen.
Sas lit Ilesl
IIio liebe alcinen, eriperbet
gratis cine Yuppe unb perbet
: MitsIieb unieres Yuppens8 lubsl
: * II 81 Il - = a. - x 81 u * ss Il (:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

SeemDuen umldlpdrmt iuurbcn mo
oaourh ibre Nnpeienbcit pcrrietbeu.
Yapageien iolen bdufig idpn Idh8ere
Seit porbcr, che aeroplane berans
nabtcn, mauibDrlid getrGd6t baben,
uno es bciBt, bab bcSbalb piele aii
Dem giiieltburm in Saris mter8es
bradt murbcn, nm in bieicr 8eiie Den
bort ausipdbenben Sffi5ieren uup
| Splbaten bebililih an fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
2lnterifaniisbe SarbitsMs.

Gas Bureau iiir a~lspdrtigen unb
inldnoiihen Sanbel IN @aibiuaton,
3. g., itellte in leinem amtlifeu De
riht einen beneutenoen 3uipahs in Der
Yroouttion bon Goblentbeerfarben in
Den Gereini9ten Staaten felt 9e9inu
beS eurppdiihen arieges felt. Ser
Seriht iaat;
~Gs bcitebt iotpobl in &reiieu Der
Subrifunten mie Der Nbnebmer bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
geritppfnng bari nid,t pernahlaiiist
tuerpen.

2eiben Sic on 8aQigfeit, S6ipin>
beIanfdllen ODER Ibgeipanntbeit? Sr.
Sings Heip 2ife SiQeu iofort senoms
men, sreifen Die Teritopfung an unb
bringen natilrlifen unb leihten
Stublgan9. Sic peruriad,en aid)
feline 2eibifmer5en. Gernad,ldiiigung
bon Seritopfune bat oft iebr erulte
Solgen. 8enn Sic morgen firth
elildliher unb 5ufricbengeitelt auf5us
iuahen niinI6en, iouten Sic bcute
Gtenb nit Der Sebanblung beginner.
% Gents per Slaide.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
A Beautiful Fountain Pen.

cents additional you will receive one of these beautiful and valuable Fountain Pes Theh holders are made
filler. being contained in each bo) and we will replace any lpn not entirely ShshdOy.T The large amount
postage
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

&orper. Segiuut bellte NIT Der Be-
bnnolun9 unb entfernt Die llriahe Der
H%ei5barteit. % Gents.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-07-15
TwO-Cent Rate Causes Railroads to
Withdraw Many Public Privileges

Chicago-W. ]. Cannon, assistant
general passenger agent of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad,
continuing his testimony in the west
ern passenger rate hearing here, said
the two-cent fare laws had wiped out
the practice of granting special rates
to fairs, conventions and resorts where
the hauls are short ones.
Experience, he said 'has proved
that the institution of reductions like
tourists fares has generally stimulated
travel and as large percentage is
carried on regular trains the railroads
can afford to make such reductions
Tourist fares of all characters are open
to the public and necessarily reduced
the average rate per mile. Homeseek-
ers' fares, which apply to round-trip
tickets, have been made for many
years to the West, Southwest and
Northwest, and the demand continues.
1.-THE carriers are vitality interested in
inducing settlers to take up or pur-
chase land
Experience shows that the bargain
rate principle of granting such con
cessions on certain days is factor Of
consequence in accomplishing the de
| sired result
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-07-15
Homes and Churches in Many
Towns Are Demolished.
MORE THAN 80 FATALITIES REPORTED
Wind and Heavy Rains Sweep Over
Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and
0hio-Two Boats Sink.

Chicago - Heavy property damage
and loss of life is the toll thus far ex-
acted by tornadoes and cloud bursts
sweeping eastward Thursday from the
Missouri river valley through Missouri,
Illinois, Indiana and Ohio.
Late reports from st. Louis say
seven persons are believed to have
been killed during the storm at St.
Charles, Mo-, and that a woman and
child who entered a church just before
it was demolished had not been ac-
counted for at midnight
Mrs. Thomas Slattery and her two
children were killed when their home
at Dardenne was wrecked, according
to reports from There Wentzville and
Gilmore each reported one man killed.
Tornadoes swept districts northwest
of st. Louis, blowing part Of Wa
bash train from the track and partly
wrecking several hundred residence!
at St. Charles. First reports from
Lawrenceville, ILL.,, said two persons
were killed there.
Exceptionally heavy rains were re
ported from all sections of the affecte'
| territory.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-07-15

70 poorly that my folks thought was
going into consumption One day L
found piece of paper blowing around
the yard and / picked it up and read it
1t said Saved from the Grave and
told what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound has done for women /
showed it to my husband and he said,
why don't you try it?' So l did, and
after had taken two bottles felt
better and said to my husband, I don't
need any more and he said you had
better take it little longer anyway.
So took it for three months and got
well and strong" Mrs ALoNzo E
BAKER, 9 Tecumseh St., Adrian, Mich
Not Well Enough to Work.
In these words is hidden the tragedy
of many woman, housekeeper or wage
Garner who supports herself and is often
helping to support a family. on meagre
wages Whether in house, Office, fac
tory, shop, store or kitchen, woman
should remember that there Is one tried
and true remedy for the ills to which all
women are prone, and that is Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 1t
promotes that vigor which makes work
easy. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine
Co. Lynn. Mass
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-07-15

The deathwatch beetle has the In
variable habit of feigning death when
seized or disturbed The stimulation
is so persistent that when immersed
in water. or even in alcohol, the In
sect remains perfectly immovable, and
will allow itself to be burned alive
rather than betray itself. The tick
made by the deathwatch resembles
that made by tapping the finger nail
upon the table-so much SO that the
insect may be led to recommence his
sounds by doing this.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-07-15
FRENCH SUCCESSFUL
AGAINST GERMANS
Commanding Points Over Plain
of Flanders Heights Won.
BOTH SIDES USING HEAVY ARTILLERY
Night Attacks Spectacular Reports
Say Teutons Lose 1900 Men
During l2O Days Battle.
BOTH SIDES USING HEAVY ARTILLERY

Paris-After battling 100 days for
the billy country between Bethune and
Arras, the French forces are in posses
sion of all the eminences looking out
upon the plain of Flanders. Lille,
Douai and Cabrai all are visible from
here.
Every position along the broad ma
tional road between Arras and Bethune
has been won except Souchez, and last
night another quarter-mile of trenches
in the Souchez web was torn away.
The attack'.was made under parachute
rocket lights, the French burning
blush white and the Germans greenish
white, covering the scene of the des-
perste conflict with CHASTITY glow.
The most desperate fighting has been
along the short 10-mile front from
Arras to AK Noulette, which began
March with the taking Of few hun
dred yards Of trenches on the water
shed of Notre Dame de Lorette, where
there are the ruins Of an old Merovin-
gian military road Every day since
then some section of the German
trenches have been taken, lost or re-
taken
Each side has been employing for
midable artillery, both of small ane
heavy caliber, the French guns being
somewhat the more numerous anc
served with unlimited quantities Of
high-expiosive shells.
A correspondent of the Associated
Press went through five or six miles Of
the trenches formerly held by the Ger
mans and reconstructed by the French
Upward of 100, 600 Germans hay'
fallen or been captured in thes'
trenches, according to the French off
cial count, since the second week o
March. The French losses, the cor
respondent was confidentially informed
while serious, have been much smalle
than those of the Germans. There ar
thickets of little crosses made of twig
tied together marking graves betwee
the trenches. Some of these grave
have been torn up by the shell fire.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-07-15

Sydne, N. s. W.-The department of
defense has awarded contract for the
salving Of the German cruiser Emden,
which was sunk off Cocos island in the
Indian Ocean by the Australian cruiser
Sydney. The contractors said the
raider could be fioated easily and
would be here by Christmas The
Emden will be exhibited Recruiting
in Victoria has been highly successful
and New South Wales is about to be-
gin new campaign for men,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-07-15
Food Is Denied Civilians.

Rotterdam, Holland-It is reported
here the German military authorities
in several of the Belgian provinces, in
an effort to force the civilians to work
for the army of occupation, have with
held food supplies sent in by the Com
mission for the Relief of Belgium In
Malines the supply of food is said to
have been stopped because the me-
chanics refused to work in their shops
At Courtrai the workers are reported
to have been deprived of food because
of their refusal to work in barbed wire
factories
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-07-15
Nine Are Reported Dead.

st. Louisa tornado and cloudburst
which swept ST. Louis and st. Charles
counties late Thursday caused damage
which may aggregate half a million
dollars, isolated several small towns
and deluged parts of this terriotry
with four inches of rain in half an
hour.
st. Charles suffered most from the
tornado, an area of more than 100
square blocks being damaged
St. Charles Borromeo's Catholic
Church was wrecked, the storm tear
ing down the east and west walls and
cracking the south wall SO that it
crumbled to the ground
A wall and part Of the roof of the
roof of St. Joseph's Hospital were
torn away The patients, though
panic-stricken, were removed to safety.
Seven persons are known to have
been killed during the storm.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-07-15
Pacific Trade Growing.

San Francisco-Big increases in inn
ports and exports through the San
Francisco customs Office for the year
ended June 80 are shown by the annual
report of the collector. During the last
six months the increase in exports over
the same period last year is about two
thirds. Exports for the last six months
were s39, 573, 826; same period in 1914
S24, 1926, 152- Other figures for the
year ended June 80, 1915, are: Elk
ports 1915, $40, 731, 766; exports 1914,
s62, 535, 64S; imports 1915, SIS, 06S,-
O28; imports 1914, $66, 1874, 389.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-07-15
To ApprseIats coIerA

Only . few OF the great painters
have been great "color.sts." for the re-
grsttabls reason that they could not
divinely see color. and to such paint
srs the master colorist has been called
crude and Earish. The nne thing for
everyone is to cultivate the eye to
close and ever observation OF all hues
and shades In nature, for In that way
only one can have the pleasure Of the
highest appreciation Of nature, splen-
did as tho wondrous revelations OF the
spectrum is in its divination OF the
composition OF rays Of light
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-07-15
France Wants Leather.

Washington. d. C.-France has Of
cred to lift her embargo on raw hides
in return for supply of American
leather goods for military purposes,
according to advices received here
The plan, if worked ,out, will release
for manufacture in this country vast
quantity of raw hides which accumu-
lated in France as result of the en-
barge and because of the extensive
slaughter of French cattle for food
Paris dispatches also contain requests
for American wheat -four for the use
of civilian bakers
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-07-15
Two Dead at LawrenceviIIe.

Terre Haute, Indiana = Lawrence
vile, ILL.,, so miles south Of here, was
visited by a heavy wind storm late
Thursday
Two persons were reported to have
been killed and more than so houses
destroyed 1t was estimated the dam
age would exceed half million dol
lars.
Clara Riley, II years old, was killed,
and her father, William Riley, was in
jured fatally when their brick resi-
dence collapsed after being struck BY
lightning.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-07-15
Wheat Not Badly Hurt.

Ethiopia, Wash--The damage Satur-
day night from a wind Of hurricane
proportions did not shatter the stand
ing wheat as much as was feared The
early grain probably will be damaged
from three to five bushels an acre
Turkey red and bluestem and the late
sown Fife were not hurt materially.
The wind blew down several windmill
towers throughout the district, and but
for prompt action large grain ware
house here would have been leveled-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-07-15
Water Famine Is Feared.

Ellensburg - Charles E. Hewitt, OF
North Yakima, water commissioner OF
Kittitas and Yakima counties, after
going over water conditions in the val
leys, sounds a general warning for all
ranchers to be economical in their use
of water. 1.-THE reclamation is releas-
ing 2, 900 acre feet of water every day
in an effort to keep the bitches sup
Piled said Mr.. Hewitt "This is cut
ting into the storage at fast rate anc
unless there is cooperation among the
ranchers there is danger of a critical
condition in late summer"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-07-15
DOES YOUR SKIN
ITCH AND BURN?

II your skin itches and burns with
eczema or any such tormenting, I'M
slightly skin disease, simply wash the
sore places with resinol soap and hot
water, dry and apply a little resinol
ointment. The itching stops IN
STANTLY, you no longer have to dig
and scratch, sleep becomes possible,
and healing begins at once That is
because the soothing, antiseptic res
mol medication strikes right into the
surface, arrests the action OF the dis
ease, and almost always restores the
tortured, inflamed skin to perfect
health-quickly, easily and at little
cost
Prescribed by doctors for twenty
years, and sold by all druggists
Adv