The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-06-01

nsthedIsss sstsln ban on dancing,
onFds ri thoaters-
VIA tromsndcus lossss TIE Germans
make lAres Eains n Verdun
Wousn's elubs azs planning an In
tesnattonai eon&rsss for 1890.
vIe~uas no<es have bssn ssnt both
Frames and EneIand On TIE subject Of
iutsrfsrpnos With malta.
Ths Paris Temps IN an editorial
again goss On record - not favorins
any Idss Of psaes negotiations.
ons hundr>d and sixtssn Texas mill
tIsmen Who failsd 10 respond TO ths
call fof SERIES o. ths border will b
couytnartislsd.
Egg shipped from Eugene, Ore. to
EneIand. rstallsd thers ~ - cents =
do4sn TIE shipper received . net 70
turn Of -. - pr cess.
Ths deepest Nay snow in ths re-
membrapcs Of pioneers Of TIE Hood
Rivps Vatisy now lies In the forests
around Last Lake. Oregon.
Mayor joseph necssksy. Of wilks-
son. . coal mining town nsaF Tacoma,
WASH. hes resiensd following his con-
WESTON Of having violated the dry Law
By selling liquor In hls drugstore.
Ths German and Austrian consuls At
Canea, Island Of Crsts. left that city
with their families and the consulate
STATS on Nay "a for Athens. according
10 Hsvas dispatch from Athena.
A new company has bssn organised
70 establish large shipyards 1t Van
eouver. Wash. contracts havs been
mAda for -four large motor schoonsrn,
and options given for three othsrs.
Victor Csristrom. bearing = message
from the Aero Club Of America TO
President Wilson and carrying Alan r.
Hawlsy. president Of the club. a.
passenger. new from New York TO
Washington. 22o milss. In three hours
and seven minutes.
Exports Of merchandise from the
port Of New York during April
amounted TO t1Sl. ISL. $40. compared
with sian. i2b. b23 In April year ago.
Imports for that month increased also.
amounting 70 Sis. $50. <6c. compared
with ssz. asa. oze In April. 1918.
An unconhrmsd report received At
Fargo. n. d.. said 10 persons had been
killed It Rogers. N. d.. In the storm
which swept Southeastern North Da-
kota- Rogers Yves cut OF completely
from the outside world. all telephone
and telegraph wires being down.
Tho German authorities have offered
10 allow General Leman. the defender
Of Liege. TO 70 10 Switzerland. accord
Ing to news Dispatch Because tho
permission was granted on the ground
Of his vi health and age. the General
rejected the offer. saying that he did
not wish to admit that he was unfit to
fight for his country.
The resignation OF Charles Ware ~
general manager Of the Union Pacific
was announced Tuesday At the com
psny's headquarters No reason Is
given
London underwriters charge 80 per
cent to insure against = declaration Of
peace between Great Britain and Ger
many before January 1. The rate in-
dicAtes that In the underwriters opin-
hon the prospects for an early peace
ara better than two months ago. when
the rate for the same risk WIS only 80
per cent.
II iE officially announced from Dub
lin that In addiction to the sentence Of
death imposed ON Jeremiah c. Lynch.
American. = similar sentence was inn
posed upon Peter Gallighsn. but that
this sentence was committed to FIVE
years penal scrvitude. A number Of
other persons also were sentenced to
various terms Of imprisonment
More than 1900 French. including 81
officers. l6 machine guns and eight
cannon. were captured In = German
assault on the vsrdun trent In the ~
gion Of Desdrsan's hill. the German
war Office announced Tuesday.
President Poincsre has conferred the
war cross on Queen Elizabeth Of Bel
GUM Hs an expression Of ''the admirs-
tion Of the people for the magnificent
courage and untiring devotion to the
wounded which shs has never ceased to
show under the snsmy's FIRE"
The Swedish steamer Ros.linn. ST.
tons. from Copenhagen for Stugsund,
In ballast. has been sunk by a mine Oh
the Stockholm Skerries. The crew