The Dolores star., 1921-06-24
FOREIGN

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tenders in Jail there.
The first submarine ever construct
ed in Spain was launched at Carriage
ma. The vessels displacement is 713
tons and her calculated speed sub
merged is nine miles an hour and sur
face speed sixteen miles.
The Italians are pressing for Il re-
cara. Fiume and the Baros harbor un-
der the administration of u joint ltal-
ian and Jugo-Slav commission, the
Italians contending that the territories
are unable to exist Independently.
The peace treaty with Hungary,
which was signed June 4. 1920, in the
Trianon Palace at Versailles, and is
known as the treaty of Trianon,' was
ratified at Paris by the chamber of
deputies. The vote on ratification was
ATS In favor to "A against.
DIR. v X. Wellington Koo, Chinese
representative in the League of Ma
tions, has notified the secretary of the
league that ii is the intention of the
Chinese government to give effect to
the league assembly's recommendation
concerning limitation of expenditure
on armaments
The naval ministry Of Japan has or
dered the withdrawal of the garrisons
in the islands of the South Pacific, in
Guiding the Island of zap, leaving the
protection of the Islands. including the
wireless installation in zap, to the po-
lice force attached to the civil admin
iStration.
Recent solar eruptions, which caused
brilliant auroras and disorganized
cable and telegraph service through
out the world. may result in the earth
receiving an increased quota of sun
shine during the remainder of the
year. says Sir Oliver Lodge. the noted
scientist of London. He declares it is
probable that the monsoon will be
strengthened and that in consequence
the Indian harvest will be improved.
He even ventures the opinion that the
electrified particles thrown off by the
sun during the disturbance, may assist
in the development of vegetation and
reduce the amount of dust held sus-
pended in the atmosphere.
GENERAL
The British steamer Seapool, which
apparently struck an iceberg off the
Newfoundland coast, was damaged, but
Is safe, according to a wireless re-
ceived by the naval radio station at
New York.
Mrs Eva Kaber of Lakewood, Ohio,
held ut New York in connection with
the Staying of her husband in the
Cleveland suburb nearly two years ago,
attempted suicide in her cell by slash
ing her right wrist with a nail file.
The Rev. DIR. W. NJ Stamford Of
Harrisburg, Pa, bishop of the Evan
gelical Association, was married to
Mrs. Amelia .Kichline of Allentown
The bishop, who is 10 years of age
and the bride, 80, went to Kearney
Neb, where DR.. Stamford will dedicat,
a church.
Noel r. Thompson of Jacksonville
H., and C. A. Rowen of Quitman, Ga,
flying cadets, were killed at Hampton,
Va, when their airplane struck tree
top during a bombing flight at Lang
ley field and caught fire. Three of the
four bombs carried exploded and the
machine was demolished.
Discovery of gold and silver in pay
ing quantities on the Bernard Smith
farm, seven miles north of Emmets-
burg, Iowa, according to reports from
a Chicago assay office, has started
wild excitement in then orth part of
Palo Alto county, along the banks of
the Des Moines river. Bernard Smith,
while digging pOst-holes on his farm
several days ago, penetrated a grav-
el bed. Noting shiny particles in the
gravel, he sent samples to the Chica-
go office, believing they might be gold.
The report just received states that
gold and silver found in the samples
run from $50 to $40 ton.
Governor Cox of Massachusetts de-
clined to take action toward reinstate-
ment Of Boston policemen who went
out on strike in September, 1919.
The former German passenger liner
Kaiser Wilhelm II, has been renamed
President Harding, it was announced
at New York by officials of the United
States Mail Steamship Company.
Anders Gustaf Nelson, son-in-law of
Senator Knute Nelson, charged with
shooting to death Joseph Middleton, a
farm hand, in March, 1920, was found
guilty Of manslaughter in the first de-
gree by jury at Fergus Falls, MINI.
Two Mexicans and three negroes
have been arrested in Des Moines by
Sheriff Robb as suspects In the mur-
der Of Miss Sara Barbara Thorsdale.
One of these was Tom Willis, 4O-year-
old negro, who had been camping on
the Raccoon river near where the
teachers body had been found.
Between 1000 and 10000 workmen
will be re-employed in the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern railroad
shops, officials announced at st. Paul,
MINI. The men will be called back