The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-09-23

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An imperial ukass was Issusd At
Pstrogs16 calling to The colorn reserves
II ~ territorial army. The senate Il
instructed 70 dstssmins ths age and
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The land grant conference ID beinR
hed In Salem, Ors., but no definite &C.
ton u taken - to IT, disposal Of the
tracts. which, however, Il . matter to
b acted upon by congress, according
10 ~ decision Of the U. 8. Supreme
court
Il Il claimed that word from ste-
fnnaeon. the Arctic explorer, who was
het In The North, has been rscsivsd.
1t<fsnason and party left the United
States early In 1914 and whom his ship
vas found floating In an ice noc. .
dsrslict, all hope OF his safety was
Like the cost Of living, the cost Of |
hunting and fishing has scared. Be-
cause Of the war. there has been al
general advance In the price Of rifles
and shotguns Of from TO 10 psr cent |
and cartridges now cost IL per cent
more than last year. Fish creeis,
which are made In France. have gone
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An unofficial but trustworthy report
says electricians making q preliminary
examination Of the submarine F-4, lost
outside Honolulu hArbor March rs. but
now In drydock. discovered that the
fuses on all four batteries had been
blown out. indicating that this was the
cause Of tho disaster which resulted in
~ 49," " "s' ''e~ VI q men,
In dispatch from Amsterdam Reu-
tsr's correspondent says: "A tele-
gram from Amelsnd. Holland. says
that only three Of Ave Zeppelins which
wednesday night sailed westward 70
turned Thursday, flying In an essterly
direction.
Sine the h~w,n,,,v ~ N. .r o.
v..~~ons 49,. 49, =. s"' WI o.
S"'os sotnoritiss on the charge OF be-
ing sp'e~' Inc arrests made In vsri-
%, towns, were mostly OF Auztrians
ana 'srmAns At Lausanne recently
were sentenced to a years Imprison-
ment and 10 pay heavy fines.
w.. vs- c,
4, G. r n en'nsse famous
~ Dan rne'seo nignpinder'
years have tried to expel from this
country, must 20 At last. The order
for his deportation was signed after
the case had hung undecided for many
months. with tho Chinese using every
legal device to stay of the deei.ion
Moro British gold. nearly Ave and
one-half millions OF dollars In sove-
reigns, has arrived here aboard the
Oceanic liner Sonoma from Australian
bankers. Including this shipment the
total of British money received here
from Australia and New Zealand since
E.rIv nsrt ,,or,h 20 noo ooo Wv wy.
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Threatening letters have been re-
ceived by the Anglo French fnsncial
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