The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-10-24
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The Austrian national assembly has
ratified the peace treaty Of st. Ger,
main. The ratification was voted with
out debate The German party alone
opposed favorable action.
A nationwide women's campaign to
urge the United States senate to i'm
Snediateiy conclude peace by ratifica-
stion Of the peace treaty was inaugur-
lated in New York Tuesday.
The steamer Pocahontas, when she
sails from Southampton, England, will
have on board 100 English wives Of
American soldiers and sailors. In
many cases the wives have with them
one or two children.
The total number u dead and miss
ing as the result Of tho tropical hur-
ricane at Corpus Christi. Tex, was
officially announced as 357 by the bur-
eau Of vital statistics following re-
V1aa0n OF reports. as1s IA
Regular editions Of the Lima, Peru,
newspapers were issued Wednesday
after a. nine days suspension Of pub
lication, owing to strike Of typo
graphers. Settlement Of the strike
was on the basis Of q 80 per cent in
crease IN wages.
British merchant vessels lost through
enemy action during the war totaled
7,759,o90 gross tons, it Is officially an
nounced. Submarine action was re-
sponsible for the loss of 6,635,059 tons
Of this total. The loss Of 14,287 lives
was involved in these sinkings, the
report adds.
A suggestion that Great Britain
share the control of Gibraltar with the
United States was made by Henry
Morgenthau on his return from seven
months trip abroad, primarily as
chairman of committee appointed by
President Wilson to investigate po-
groms In Poland.
Stuart B. Edmondson of Chicago
will leave his $4,000 q year position
as district manager for an insurance
company to accept the passionate Of
the Lake Forest Methodist Episcopal
church at $4,000 q year, he announced
recently, because, he says, "there are
some things better than gold"
A 600-foot Zeppelin which was ready
to start for America with a cargo Of
bombs to drop on New York when the
armistice negotiations began now IL
in a shed at Spandau. Germany, and II
the allied governments permit, will
soon start for America on peaceful
mission under control OF American Of
ficers. according to Emil J. Simon Of
New York, radio engineer who ar
rived in New York on the steamer
Adriatic.
The American steamship Mount
Hood has been destroyed in the har
Dor at Montevideo, Uruguay, by the
explosion of an oil tank during q fire
which broke out on the steamer. The
crew escaped.
Judge Sidney Ballou, attorney fol
the Hawaiian Sugar Planters associa
ton, in q statement in Washington
Sunday. denied that next years
Hawaiian sugar crop had been sold
to Japanese interests, as stated BY
Senator Smoot of Utah during the
course OF debate in the senate on the
sugar shortage.
A dispatch from Berlin says thai
$4,000 Let's have been landed at Libay
from British warships and will attach
the flank of Colonel Avaloff- Der
mondt's troops. A message from Rigs
dated Friday, received by the Lettisl
press bureau in Copenhagen, says thu
Let's have abandoned the left bank o
the Dyina river and hold the RICH
bank. The message reports the ar
rival of Esthonian armored trains.
A report from Tangier says tina
Raisuli. the bandit, has offered to sur
render to the Spanish government
Spanish troops. according to Morocco,
reports. have occupied Peni Mutua,
Ruima and Escarnia.
A dispatch to the Petit Parisier
Paris, from Vienna says q white
Magyar army under command q
Admiral Horny IL reported to b
marching on Budapest with the IL
tention Of expelling the Roumanians.