The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-10-07

The allies - making nerce Axht
fce ~ eeeond Gesman lins In IL Wet.
The southern Pacific Il sending 100
ears 70 varicus numbering points In
Orsgon In response 70 demands.
Anothse slids has blocked the Pans
ma canal and ths opening Of tn ditch
viii b dsIaysd until October 10.
Nsarly thrss seors parsons Lost their
lives IN ! hurricane which also caused
Immense prcperty damage 1t New Or
leans.
william Stssls, aged 81, and Mr..
Arleta Golden, agsd 70, obtained I
marriage Iicsnse and were married At
Salem, Or.
A catch Of 1858 waIrusss Il reported
BY the steamer Corwin. The hidcs arc
IN great demand in Eastern ammuni-
tion fsctoeiss for Furnishing shrapnel
cases.
Saskatchewan, Canada, farmers won
nrst and second prisss In composition
for the best bushsI Of wheat 1t the
international Soil Products Exposition
1t Denver.
A Portland, Oregon, man, in ! At Of
laughter, dislodasd his false tssth and
The artificial masticators lodged In his
throat. II required physician to re-
move the molars.
Three liners have bssn added to tho
flest Of the Togo Kissn Kaiaha Steam
ship company and will BE- put into the
trans Pacific trade between Pacific
Coast points and the Orient.
A heavy hail storm practically ruin
I'd the winter apple crop In the -vicin-
ity Of Roswell, N. N. The damage il
estimated at 5000, 900. Packing was
to have begun soon in the larger orch
ards.
The inclusion Of the Missouri, Kan
sss 4 Texas railroad. which recently
went into = receivsrahip, makes the |
mileage Of railways In the United |
States in the hands Of receivers greater
than ever before.
A semi-official dispatch received at |
Amsterdam from Berlin says all the
subscriptions to the third German war
loan, which amounted to $4,000, O0O.-
900 marks ga. 900, o0c, 000). represent
new money. No conversions are in
cluded.
The London Morning Posts Berne
correspondent says he learns from
Munich that T. st. John Gaffney, the
American consul general In Munich.
after comforting with Sir Roger Case
ment, has decided to resign and go on
= lecture tour In the United States on
behalf Of Germany.
Coresns In Hawaii are training with |
wooden guns, In the hope Of being l
able to free Corea from Japan, accord 8
Ing to Miss Sadie E. Barrett, mis-
sionary to Hawaii, who addressed the I
National Convention Of the Women's
Home Missionary Society Of the Meth d
dist Episcopal church In Seattle. o
Germany declares she sees the goal
II her ambitions.
The British admiralty has loaned a r
lumber OF submarines to the Russians. =
United States sends artillery to :
dexican border to repel further raids .
I bandits. Il
The Washington government has
,sde final request that DR.. Dumba +
. recalled k
BY the will Of John G. Watmourh. G
Philadelphia, his hired girl falls -
cir to 500, 900. Il
A walla Walla, WASH, girl takes =
ose Of poison for headache, In dark, -
hich proves fatal. :
For the hrst time In history, Chinese 4
aipbuilders are competitors Of the {
uropean yards. A steamship COM |,
any Of Drammen has ordered three 4
;eamers to b delivered in Copen- n
Agen in 1915 and 1917. The placing {
this order In China In due to the q
nusual pressure in the home yards. /
The Munich Post, according to the
verscss News Agency. has received = c
sport from Switzerland that Pops t
enediet II preparing circular letter .
} tho belliRercnts asking for = gen .
raj truce on All Souls day. The Pom
* asked that the truce b. dedicated .
, tho memory Of tho soldiers who l
ave perished in the war. In
Society women In Paris have en-
sted in the war and are driving army
uainR thar own cars.