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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-18
JURY IS COMPLETED.

SALEM, Massachusetts,, October 10.
-(By Associated Press Cable)-The
jury that will try the socalled Workers
of the World cases here, including those
of Ettor and Giovanitti, charged with
killing woman during the Lawrence
strike, has been completed.
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DISCREET SERVANT.

I.ady-Now, Mary, ! want You to be
extremely careful. This china has been
in the family for two hundred years,
and
Mary-Don't worry, mum, won I
tell a soul, and il looks as good as new,
anyway.
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PRlNCLiON, New Jersey, October
l6.-(By Associated Press Cable)-
Governor Wilson late yesterday made
the announcement that in view of the
condition of Colonel Roosevelt he would
cancel all campaign engagements pend
ing the recovery of the Colonel, except
those for Thursday and Friday, which
cannot now be avoided.
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A GOOD RULE

Make it rule of your home to keep
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as safeguard
against bowel complaints. For sale by
Benson Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii.
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ARE MATCHED TO FIGHT.

NY FrderuI Wlroless 'Telegraph)
NEW YORK, October 15.-(Special
to The Advertiser r)-Announcement is
made here that Packy Macfariand and
Jack Briton, both of Chicago, have
been matched to meet at Madison
Square Garden, November IL.
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TO CURs A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo QUINN,
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money II it fails 10 cure,
z w. Groves signature Is on
Zach box
AXIS hIpIeINp CO. 81 Low g So
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az Federal wIreless TeIerrnph. }

oUCHY, Switzerland, October o.
Especial to The Advertiser)-A preIim
mary peace treaty between Turkey and
Italy was signed today by the delegates
of the two countries.
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Taft Expresses Horror.
nv Federal Wireless Telegraph. J

wv FfHFTHI WITCHES TtItRrhph.J
NEW YORK, October 15-(Special
TO The Advertiser)- Taft is
sued statement on board the Mayfow-
er this afternoon relative to the shoot
ing of Colonel Roosevelt.
81 cannot withhold my expression of
horror" he said, cat the act of the
maniac who attempted to assassinate
Colonel Roosevelt -
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FIND BULLET IN
ROOSEVELT s
CHEST
Is Snug Against a Rib and Its
Victim Is Now Out of
Danger.
COPY OF SPEECH SAVES HIM
Colonel Jokes and Laughs While
Doctors Are Making
Examination.
COPY OF SPEECH SAVES HIM

4 * x X X x X x X X X X r !; X X
X (Bv Federal Wireless Telegraph
4 MERCY HOSPITAL, cHIcA-
4 GO, IL pm, October 15.-(Spe-
r. cial to The Advertiser)-The
X second X-ray picture taken to
Il locate the bullet in Colonel
4 Roosevelt's side has been devel-
4 oped and has proved successful.
4 It shows the bullet is firmly
( wedged against the fourth rib
4 on the right side. The bullet is
( in a harmless position and will
K not be removed unless it irri-
< tates the flesh surrounding it. 1t
K will be at least -four and prob
4 ably six days before this can be
I determined.
4 Colonel Roosevelt is now
K sleeping quietly and apparently
+ resting well.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, October l5.--
fBy Associated Press Cable) Charles
Brown, q leading Roosevelt supporter
of this city ana prominent IN the Ohio
liull Moose movement, was shot here
this morning By iunntio, who made
his escape in tho crowd, Brown will
recover.
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NEW YORK, October 15.-(Special
to The Advertiser) er)-Presiden Taft to.
day reviewed in the North River the
greatest assemblage of American war.
ships ever gathered together in Amer
ican waters, the long column extending
from Twenty-fourth street to YonkeTs,
or fifteen miles, five miles of which
were of first-class battleships alone.
The reserve battleship fleet under
command of Rear-Admiral Austin NJ.
Knight, headed the line, the flagship
Tennessee being followed by the Mon
tana, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucv. Maine,
Wisconsin, Birmingham and Chester.
The active fleet in two columns lay
behind the reserve fleet and was direct
~ under the eye of the Commander-in.
Chief of the Atlantic fleet, Rear Ad-
miral Hugo Osterhaus, who was on his
flagship. the Wyoming, The columns of
ratt!eships, n greater number than were
ever assembled in American waters
made the four divisions of this feet
anchored in the following order:
First Division-Florida, flagship OF
Rear.Admiral Bradley A. Fislse, com.
mandihg; Delaware, Michigan, Nortl
Dakota, and Utah.
Second Division-Louisiana flagship
of Rear.Admiral Nathaniel n. Usher
commanding; Kansas, South Carolina
and Vermont.
Third Division-New Jersey, flagship
OF Rear Admiral G. Mex. Wmsow, com
mand.ng; Rhode Island, Georgia, Ne
brnsha, and Virginia.
Fourth Division-Missouri, flagship
of Rear Admiral Frank +. Fletcher
commanding; Alabama, Minnesota
Idaho, and Ohio,
The cruisers and special type boat
lay at anchor further up the stream
while running parallel 10 the nne o
btitIoships were the torpedo boats an'
iosiroyerA
Yesterday the great fleet wah review
cl ly Secretary of the Navy Meyer
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beloved roosevelt a Monaco.


NEW YORK, October l5.-(Special
to The Advertiser) - Acquaintances
here of John Schranlle, who last night
attempted to assassinate Colonel Roose.
welt in Milwaukee, were not surprised
today to learn of the attack. Schranke
they say, had often declared Colonel
Roosevelt was Americas greatest men.
ace, but indicated no intention of slay.
ing the former President. The would be
assassin was considered weak-minded.
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Turkey Means Real War.


(By Federal Wireless Telegraph.)
PARIS, October 15.-(Special to The
Advertiser r)-Ofiicial confirmation that
Ottoman troops have crossed the Ser
vian frontier reached the foreign office
this evening from the French minister
in Belgrade.
The invading forces numbered about
5000. They advanced to the neighbor'
hood of Ristovatz and had brief en-
gagement with the Servlans, in which
twenty four Servians were killed.
Turkey has thus accepted the sum.
mons to dcmobilize, launched yesterday
by the A lied Balkan Mountain States,
.as equivalent to a declaration OF war.
Recalls Ministers.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey, Octo
ber 15.-(By Associated Press Cable)-
The Porte has recalled its ministers to
Athens, Sofia and Belgrade, thus oftici
la ~ seve ing relations with Greece
Bulgaria and Servia.
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*%*%;**;ssA X X + 4. X stss X M*askss ~
Telcgrams of sympathy are pouring
in from all over the world, from the
heads of governments and from hun
dreds of private citizens. One man is
kept busy receiving and filing these
messages anu answering tine Hore lAl-
portant.
Colonel Is "Shot Again"
As the colonel descended from his
automobile late last night and walked
toward the hospital where he was to
be cared for and the examination
made, u photographer exploded a flash
light lust in front of him, endeavOring
to get picture. "Gosh! Shot again ?
exclaimed the colonel.
Colonel Roosevelt s secretaries this
morning announced that he will abau-
don his scheduled campaign speeches
and the probabilities are that he will
return to oyster Bay for rest as soon
as it is definitely known that no com.
plications from the bullet would set in.
MADISON. Wisconsin. October ID
(By Associated Press Cable)-Senator
r. NJ. LaFollette today telegraphed his
profound sympathy for Colonel Roose-
welt.
MILWAUKEE. Wisconsin, October
10 (By Associated Press Cable)-
John schrenk, the crazed laundryman
who shot Roosevelt, was arraigned here
today on n charge of attempted murder.
He pleaded guilty.
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Family starts for Bedside.

NEW YORK, October l5.-(Special
to The Advertiser)-"I am shocked at
the occurrence but nevertheless hope
full, ~ said Mrs. Roosevelt, as she and
her daughter, Ethel, and son, Theodore
Roosevelt, started for Chicago to be at
the bedside of Colonel Roosevelt. "The
latest word from my husband that he
is in no danger has greatly allayed my
fears. I want him brought to our home
in Oyster Bay,' continued Mrs. Roose.
vplt
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Lineup.
New York-Devore, rf; Doyle, Oh;
Snodgrass.l eff; Murray, If; Merkle, 1b;
Herzog, 3b; Meyers, c; Fletcher, SIS;
Tesreau, p; Wilson, C.
Boston-Hooper, rf; Yerkes, 2b;
Speaker, cf; Lewis, If; stahl, 1b; Gard.
ner, 3b; Cady, C; Wagner, IS; Wood
p; Hall, p.
Score by innings:
New York -. g / 0 0 02 / o Ill
Boston 20 90 0 2 l o. 4
New York l6 hits and errors; Bos
ton, hits and errors.
Batteries-For Poston, Wood, Hall
and Cady. For New York, Tesreau
Meyers and Wilson.
****k***sa*********x*****A
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tRv Federal Wireless Telegraph.
PODGOM1IA, Montenegro, October
li.- l-peciui 60 The hdyertiser) The
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TelegTams OF Sympathy.

Colonel Roosevelt y physicians thi.
afternoon issued bulletin stating.
"it pains Mr., Roosevelt 10 breathe
This u not mere AeshBnund. hut 4
serious wound in the chest Absolute
quiet n essential"
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Turkish town of Tushi surrendered to
the Montenegrins yesterday afternoon.
This opens the way to Scutari, where
Turkish forces are said to be concen.
tratng and on which the Montenegro
troops are advancing.
After heavy pombardment, the Mon.
tenepin infantry prepared to assault
lu,Ibushi under cover OF the artillery.
\ Turkish officer bearing a white aag
appeared and mcondltionally surrend
cred the gariiso to Crown Prince Da
milo.
Several guns were found in the de
lenses, The works are all badly dam
aged by the Montenegrin fire. The
sPo'ls included eight machine guns and
seven thousand Mauser rifles. The
Turkish garrison numbered 5000 regu.
lars.
King Raises the Flag.
fRv Federal Wireless Telegraph)
CETTlNJE, Montenegro, October To-
Especial to The Advertiser) 1t is Of
ticially announced that 5000 Turks were
captured at Tushi. King Nicholas, who
had been watching the engagement, en-
tered the fort and hoisted the Monte
negrin flag.
The total losses on both sides are
given officially as 1442 killed or wound
ed, of which $50 were Turkish soldiers.
Sends News of Victory.
tBy Federal Wireless Telegraph)
HEIDELBERG, Germany, October Is.
Especial to The Advertised great
Montenegrin victory over the Turkish
troops was announced today by Prince
Peter Of Montenegro, in telegram to
his former tutor mere, The dispatch
was worded:
"Glorious victory Ten thousand
Turks with artillery captured. -
1t was timed 2:5S this morning.
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"JOHN B. MURPHY,
+" ARTHUR BEVEN,
"R. G. SAYLE,
"SCURRY TERRELL,

This afternoon the physicians issued
statement that Colonel Roosevelt IS
temperature was 9s.s, his pulse 90 and
his respiration normal. The bulletin
said:
Absolute quiet is what the patient
needs. His injury is serious and not
mere flesh wound"
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Satuaselbeioe.
Son Sris gleb (gerIin).

gon Sris Bleb (Berltn).
,aiimmIt ut be Mnsf. epr MID
rut," beult SoG.n, als ibn Der BULL
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inc Sdool!"
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tiger Chung Lungs Der Se. berses
fabren fam, III Is po%riiberssrdif. Nnn
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seb0rt ibm bic Wslt. 4ein Meni9
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ftsdt 3lpei Singer in ben Munb unb
pfeift = iatppI! vaiimmft ut be
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$50 s.bt bier ipohl Der Mes nad
2iittenbdgeng"
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Weg int nG9ite 9Drp mid %finn'n"
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13. q I.

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beust uno mar nit benz liebenspiirs
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gstrsten.
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perior.n auf Die aanbitrabe binaus.
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Bel einsx. @irte ,pmasermilS. .

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8eionoers, penn man trifft Elm Gn1f,
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nsr affdrs, Die bic polisei intsrsFirt,
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bradte Doctor Martens unb bi. bsis
ben Gsenten.
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ia isbi rubissr unb nit fsiter GtIm.
me.
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Wort. Sine MtIt boil aiebs nnb
3Grtliht,it, Elm bittsrsr Worpurf.
Sbrs buniIen aus,n, bic io.btn
DOLL StoI5 unb CARTE auf ben poIis
5.iratb ssblidt, btfitt.n fid nit ribs
reno bitteno.m ausorud auf ben
Sauptmann, Der f.in Gsfidt abponos
te.
.J.benfdIIs ftsinTi Oh Did mir
s~se.nibsr nidt itr,ne an bi. Wobrs
belt e.baItsn Su bobtn." dntport,k
S,rniorn. Bite, iuss i.bt Dem
Serrn poliS.iratt, mas er gu borsn
pinfnt.
.aIio, 81. bleibsn babel" frogt,
BurS, rbab Sic nit BEN @erbrsd,n
in r,in.m psiteren 3uiommtnbuns.
nel.r2"
,Saipobl," dntuortett fe tiibl.
.Wenn 3ufduiet.itsn sss,n mid ipr.s
den, 70 lam i'd bdfiir ui9t our 8sr'
antportung eeaosen fptroen."
@n,rbinas. Subsn 81, mir sin'
NAL betpi,ien, bdb 81, Sic perodhti'
gen Moment. tbdtid6Iid nur 3ufdl'
Iisteiten iin6, oonn babe i9 bier
nihts Weiteres 5u iuhen."
Den 8etpsis psr6s ih Sbnen in
8isn nidt fdulois bleibsn."
Sect ergriff Der Sauptmann ods
Mprt:
Sd b1r. fo~rtpGbrsnb DON psrbdd'
tisen ~umltdnben. Mtfen peroahs
tigsn Sic .is.ntlid meine 8raut9"
rgerbG9tigen 1T Elm gu i6psrss
Wort," lentte br polis.irath elm.
,@s tanoelt Iia bIob ourum. bab Die
8aronin ibsr eiuiss ibrer 9anbluns
gen b.frisbissnbs quftlirunsen gibt."
.1iensi9t bin i'd basu imftunb,,"
,0as fcllte mid fr.u,n. @iFenSis
gum g.iipi,I, mo iid bic garonin am
IL. Sanudr BON ubt ubr abtnos
ub u~ufsebalt.n BATE"
vNein, bas tpeib i9 sigentli9 nidt.
81. bate auf bic Sophisniaalrtbout.
fommen iollen, .rfdien aber nidt."
sd mar bort. Sd pollte Did
iiberrdf6.n uno trus elm anberss aos
Itim ols bds p%sreinbarte."
,Wi. t0nnen Gi, bas betpeiien?"
Fraste Der poliaeiratb.
rWdrtcn sic, bis mir IN Wisrl
Tnb."
,Warum intsrsTirsn sic id.
nabm De-. Sauptndnn piebsr oas
WDrt, mo bi. 8uronin serabs isne
3.it Susebradt BATE"
vDeil in bisier 3eit Der Worb in
Der Gri1bof.ritrab. pernbt purbe.
Gs purbs Ser friibere 8rdutigam Der
garonin eriduFsn uno stpar, tpie
loir bsitimmt pif.n, BON elmer Jrdu."
Ser Sauptmdnn iprung auf. gnt'
Is5t ftarrts .r ben poIi3eiratb an.
nMit anber.n Worten mill bas
Iasen" risf sr. DAB 81. Die garonin
i'm 8erbadt babsn. bic Moro.rin
8artolpmGo@iarOinis gu iein9
50, !irb 81. b.nn i%rrfinnis, 9err9
60 etrtds tann man ia nur imWdbns
finn ausotnten!"
Der pDlisetrutb sudte Die 4hisIn.
GortIesuns folgt.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-06

So, mas bat bsnn Der Suneea gr
shirmt bie Sano Dor bie Mue,n,
unb bann redt er iid auf. Gb. ia 10:
Elm Menid! &ommt Ser aber lanes
fam anseIdIihen!
Spit tnurrt fdon unb Iduft Inn
e%ntseg.n. Mirb idon elm rsht.r
9ummler fein, bier oranBen gu 10
fpdtsr Gtunbsl Oa but ser !5hnb
einen Sosfe aufsetan. Spit. fpiGffe
bierkr! Spit -" ia Der! Grit miB
er oen Rrummsn in bi. bloue p.hs
biitte eeiuet baben, bdnn tonmt Ct
iaaelno unb bedeInb tpieDer. So1en