White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-08-17
WORLDS NEWS
BRIEFLY RETOLD
Important News Of Both Henri
spheres Boiled Down to
Last Ana lysis.

Parliament OF the Irish Free State
has dissolved in preparation for the
general elections to be held next
month.
Several recent arrests have revealed
German spies still are active at See
brugge, according to government
agents
A central heating apparatus used in
Roman villa about II centuries ago
has been unearthed in the course of
excavations at Kenysham cemetery.
Somersetshire.
Six hundred Swiss citizens, mostly
young farmers, have emigrated to Can
ada this year, and 700 more are ex-
pected to leave for the same country
in the next few months, according to
official statements.
Four hundred additional recruits of
the Chang Tso Lin army, formerly ban
dts such as those who wrecked and
robbed the Shanghai-Pekin express
and kidnapped it's passengers, have been
sentenced to death on charge of de-
sertion.
When the French went into the RUM
the Germans boycotted French music
The French, who use a great deal of
music published in Germany, retail
ated Both sides felt very much incon-
venienced by the situation, and finally
by mutual agreement the ban was
called off
A Dutch ship was seized by Spanish
cruisers at the entrance of the straits
of Gibraltar. When searched it was
and munitions for the Moroccans in
revolt against Spain The vessel was
interned at Porto Cuenta pending &C
ton by the authorities.
German medical science claims to
have found cure for cancer. Pro
lessor Ketzenburg announced to the
Hamburg Medical association that he
and Professor Deutschmann had made
further experiments with a serum
which Deutschmann discovered and
which he said proved an aid in the
curing OF cancer.
With nothing but the sun and the
moon to guide him, Carbis Walker,
Cleveland swimmer, accomplished the
unheard-of feat of swimming across
Lake Erie. The distance covered was
80 miles. The time 20 hours and S
minutes. The course was from Point
Pelee, Ont, to Lorain.
Long the leader in the manufacture
of safety matches Swecen was passed
by Japan during the war through in
ability to get phosphorus and paraffin.
Not until this year was the lost ground
made up. Exports of matches to the
United States in 1923 were almost
three times as great as in 1918.
premier Poincare has instructed the
ministry of the interior to examine
into incidents in which American tour
lists have objected to association with
negroes, often required by French GUS
tom, and determine if proprietors of
restaurants whence colored guests
have been elected upon the request of
Americans should not have their IL
censes revoked.
The United States has made a gain
OF per cent in sales of explosives to
foreign countries. More revolutions
must be in process of incubation or
foreign farmers are clearing stump
land. Double the amount of alcohol
was exported, both denatured and
wood. Whether or not the woodpeck-
ers OF France are to be used in taking
the wood out of the wood alcohol is q
matter for conjecture.
The historically famous Isle of Elba
is, contrary to general opinion, not just
place for exiting political enemies,
but the source of some 100000 tons of
iron ore annually.
Extraordinary temperatures never
before recorded here have been ex-
perienced in the southsof France. 1t
was Ill in the shade at Toulouse an
unprecedented heat
Discovery of fossil leaf of the gink-
go tree, considered as evidence that
the nainlands of Asia and America
were joined at recent geological PEI,
riod, has been announced by Thomas
A. Bonser, curator of the public mu-
scum at Spokane.
Lumber production in the United
States has been decreasing steadily
since 1907, states the forest service,
United States department of agricul-