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The Dermott news., 1914-09-10

Berlin Berlin is deeked with flags
Confidence prevails that nothing can
stay the victorious advance of the
Western armies Major Moraht, the
military expert of the Tageblatt, eN-
poets that the armies of Duke Al
brecht and the crown prince viii soon
reach Chalons and Nerdun, which can
be easily masked without delaying
the advance
. These towns have lost their stra-
tegic Importance. Toul and Epinal
Capital of the Department of Nos-
gesl may delay the armies of Prince
Ruppreeht and General Won ueerins
gen, but this is unimportant. Raids
In upper Alsace are to be expected.
while Belfort is in the hands of the
French but this is without signit-
canoe so far as the general result is
concerned
The Lokal Anzieger points out that
the taking by the Germans OF LaFere
and Laon almost without blow
means the capture of position on
the line where the population had
been reassued and which line the lat
est English papers received here as
serted would hold out against the Ger
mans.
II is now revealed that Austrian mo
tor batteries. each consisting of two
Pinch guns mounted in automobiles,
have been cooperating with the Ger
man heavy artillery in the reduction
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
Louvain Stories Are Exaggerated.

London,-An Oxford undergradu'
ate, who escaped from the German
lines, has arrived in London. after
a trip through Louvain and Brussels.
He says the Hotel de Vile, the beau,
tiful Fifteenth century structure. had
not been set on fire or damaged by
the Germans. In fact. they took pre-
cautions to preserve 1t, and the Off
GERS said it was their intention to
save the building The cathedral was
not allowed to go scot free. as all
-"i-aows were knocked in,
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
Ridiculino the Allies Fleet.

Rome. The dispatches received
here from Vienna describe the ridi-
cule with which Austrian naval cir
cies are commenting upon the An
Elo.F'reneh fleet in the Adriatie They
declare that. although this fleet is
more than three times as powerful as
that of Austria. II never yet has
dared to attack. or even invite the
Austrian fleet to battle
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
Famous Rubens' Painting Ruined.

London.-In a dispatch from Am.
sterdam, the correspondent of the
Central News says that during the
German bombarlment of Malines. the
painting by Rubens, representing
The Miraculous Draught OF Fishes. +"
was destroyed. 1t hung in the church
OF Notre Dame.
Various places in Belgium now oc-
cupied by the Germans, according to
this same autf rity, have been post.
ed with imperial placards announc.
Belgium is a German province
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
Plan For Mexican Elections.

Mexico city October is the
date fXed by General Carranza for a
general convention in accordance
with the Plan OF Guadalupe GOV
errors of the various states. military
commanders and one delegate for
every thousand men under arms viii
meet there To name the day for the
general election and decide on plat,
form reforms
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
viii Make Germans Repay.

Copenhagen.-The emperor or Rus.
STA, in letter to a relative in this
city says all the money that Bel
GUM has been made to pay TO Ger
many, the latter country will be foro-
ed to repay with interest in East
Prussia
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
The Follow-Up Method.

Why do you get the pretty girls
Jobs first? Is that fair"
BEST for all concerned" declared
the head OF the school OF stenography.
The pretty girl soon marries her EN-
ployer and then there's a permanent
job for one OF the palmer young
ladies'
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
Quinine To Children

Trademark name given TO an
I is Tasteless Syrup. p,pas
IS not disturb the s,on<sS|-
never know II 1, ouinta..
] 20 adults who cannoe
Does not nsuseate nor
''glns In the head. Try
Quinine Tor any pur-
risinAl package. The
IN In bottle q cssss
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
Turkey Declines U. S. Request.

Washington.-Tu has declined
TO grant the request of the United
states for permission to send the
cruiser North Carolina through the
Dardanelles to Constantinople TO de-
liver $4,000 in gold deposited here
for the relief of Americans in the
ottoman empire. The grand vizier
has informed the American govern
meut that the waters OF the Darda-
Males are mined, and that it would
he unsafe for vessel as large as
the NIrth Carolina e. pass the straits,
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
DISORDERlY FLIGHT
OF ITS OFFENDERS
RUSSIANS CAPTURED TWO HUN
DRIED GUNS AND TENS OF
THOUSANDS OF MEN
AUSTRlANS PANIC STRICKEN
City Occupies important Strategic Pc
sitIon ana Gives Invaders a
Great Advantage.

-
New York Wireless messages
sages received Saturday from
Naeuen. Germany. by Count Won
Bernstorf, German ambassa
dor to the United States, stated
that the Austrian center had com
pletely defeated the Russians,
that all forts III northern France
had been taken without strug-
gle and that the French retreat
continued
=
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
PRINCE JOACHIM
vsnasg laszak

fluents of the Dniester river. More
over, the enemy possessed. on the
Dniester, series OF Qualifications
destined to defend the bridges. from
which they menaced the Russian left
flank and communication With Rus
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10

Durazzo Albania-Prince william
of WED quit his national kingdom
Thursday, taking passage for Venic,
on the Italian steamer Misurala.
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
Important 10 Mothers
Heroic Measures.

My doctor is evidently determined
80 get rest
What has he done"
Sent all his patients TO the noun
tains and he's going To the seashore."
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
Must Have Military Passes.

Beginning Thursday night. no per
sons may leave or enter Paris be-
tween + n. III. and ; a. IN. without a
military pass. Automobiles may en-
ter freely during the day. but cannot
leave without permits. Pedestrians
are permitted to pass without chal-
lange through certain gates. while
other gates are closed. Gardeners
bringing fresh vegetables TO the city
are permitted access at half hour in
tcrvals during the night.
The Temps announces its inten.
ton to follow the government 10
bordeaux and publish there.
An immense and complicated sys-
tenn of eatrenchments is being con
structcd outside the city. 1t is re
ported that the engineers in charge
are keeping several thousand men
busy.
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10

REMOVAL OF GOVERNMENT TO
BORDEAUX LEAVES CAPITAL
IN HANDS OF MILITARY

Western Newspaper unlon News Service.
Paris In an official statement the
War once says
There has been no contact with
the German forces in the region of
Compiegne and Senlis since yester=
day Precautions have been taken to
stop any offensive movement of the
enemy
Measures also have been taken to
provide for the pursuit OF German
aeroplanes. especially those Of the
armored type. which Will be pre-
vented from nying> over Paris. 3"
Paris is showing its remarkable
adaptablity To circumstances.
Though all illusions to such a con
tingeney had been strictly forbidden
in the newspapers. that the govern
ment would be transferred 10 Bor-
deauX was an open secret several
days ago among journalists and pub
lie officials and in military circles.
Better Feeling All Around.
The effect OF the announcement had
been largely discounted The public.
after its first surprise. is viewing the
situation with composure and there
seems to be a better feeling all
around.
Military secrets are being so we'll
guarded that all reference TO them Is
largely speculation, but it is rea-
sonable supposition that General
Jofre prefers To accept a decisive
battle against the Germans in front
OF the forts and the entrenched camp
OF Paris.
The Temps printed another article
in which it predicted final success for
the allies. The newspapers reasons
for lis optimism are contained in
the following resume OF the situa-
ton, as the Temps sees il:
Predicts Success OF the Allies.
"Diminution Of pressure by the enc
my on the extreme left OF the allies
line. absolute inactivity in the center
and transporting of the French troops
IN Lorraine and on the right bank
Of the canal. which passes few
miles north OF Luneyille, in the De
partmont OF Muerthc=et Noselle.'
These circumstances are taken by
the Temps as evidence that the
enemy has been hard hit and is suf-
fering from losses in men and lack
OF supplies
The Idhcrte quotes an English OF
ficcr. who arrived here from Pier
retitte. Is miles southeast of Pau. as
saving he was wounded in fierce
battle near Compiegne. in which the
Germans were driven back several
times with heavy losses He said the
French and English offensive was
successful over front OF several
miles the Germans retreating to.
ward the left
Looking For German Aerop lanes.
Paris was disappointed because no
German aeroplane flew over the city
Thursday Crowds gathered in the
Place de In Concorde, the Place de la
Bourse. the Place de LEtoile. and
the Quai des Tuileries from 4 o'clock
in the afternoon until : TO watch for
aeroplanes, hut none came
Several French machines patrolled
the sky ready TO engage the enemy.
Many persons have been astonished
that the French aviators have not
given chase to hostile machines NY.
ing over the CITY. 1t is explained.
however. that only a plunging fire is
effective against aeroplanes and that
over city machine gun attack
causes risk TO more lives from bull
let's that miss the mark than are en-
dangered by bombs.
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
ADVANCE
LIKE TIDAL WAVE
INVADERS HAVE WEIGHT, BUT
THE ALLIES HAVE THE WIT
AND SCIENCE.

Western Ncwspaper Union News Service.
London. The Daily News CORE
spondent. wri.ng from Gournay-en-
BRAY. small town near Rouen. says:
The German advance is amazing.
\ great battle Is raging. with what
result | know not, but | do know
that the Franch and British armies
are intact. and still confident of ul-
innate success.
"lncredihle as II seems. the ire
mendous masses OF men that the
Germans have hurled ut the allies
have not overwhelmed them. 1t
seems that while the Germans have
the Wit and science. and these. with
reinforcements, will eventually win.
General Pau had fine success.
but in the center and left center the
allies were not so successful. being
Obliged 10 retire. As result OF
Sundays battle the Germans now oc-
cupy ~ tname OF town deleted
By CENSOR.
French Military Reports.
The French official reports throw
more light on the military operations
than those of the British. The French
reports say the action on the right
Of the northern wing has checked
the Germans Tho influence plainly
is that the Germans are employing
all their force In an enveloping move
ment against the allies left wing:
that that part OF the allied army is re-
firing to the south and west. howey-
or. indicates the Germans have not
yet outflanked them
Apparently the Germans have aban.
doned the west of Belgium in order
10 pour all their forces toward the
road for Paris. Reports that they are
preparing TO attack Antwerp are not
believed here. because there seems
to be no dominating strategic reason
for such move. Military experts
agree that the Germans are unlikely
10 waste more than a screening body
10 prevent serious Belgian sortie
against their line OF communication
Believe Antwerp Is Safe.
The occupation of Brussels prob
ably was Il demonstration for its NOR
al effect, but an assault on Antwerp
is considered OF so little effect upon
the main plan OF campaign that II
would be useless expenditure OF
men and energy. There may be a
strong method in the allies policy
OF gradual retreat and compelling the
Germans TO make repeatedly costly
attacks while the allies keep com
pact front before their last line Of
defense
Three million Frenchmen are un.
der arms to defend Paris. They still
have confidence in the ultimate re-
suit OF the war The list Of killed.
wounded and missing BRITISH officers
from the crack regiments which were
engaged in the four days battle OF
last week brings mourning 10 many
aristocratic homes. This is the price
OF war the country appears willing
To pay The Prince OF Wales fund for
the relief OF suffering is over s10,-
600 900 Recruiting in Great Britain
has received an impetus from tho
events of the past fortnight.
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
Responding to an Invitation.

What is your alma mater. Mr.. Nu-
rich"
Well II you insist. III take n cigar
Buffalo Express
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
intermittent.

Knicker-Any luck?
Bocker-No. the fish seemed 70 be
In part time schools.
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
No. SIx-SixTY-SlX

This IS prescription prepared es.
pecially for Malaria or Chills and
Fever. Five or six doses will breakt
any case. and IL taken then as a tonic
the fever will not return 25c-Adv.
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10

machines which are on patrol duty 10
pursue the German aviators into the
open country and give them battle
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
Piles Cured In 6 g IL DAYS

Your druggist will refund money II pAZO
OINTMENT fails TO cure any case OF Itching.
Blind, Bleeding or Prosrudins piles In to "a days
The 6Iu application sivcs Ease and Rest Soo.
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10

A Painful Proceeding.
Il tell you. | was ostracized by that
snobbish crowd at the hotel"
Dear me, Did II hurt"
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10

once in great while you hear q
man say, Its shame TO take the
money but he always takes II, just
the same
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10
How To Oi

FEBRfLINR'
improved Our
ant 10 take
Children take
Also especial
take ordinary
cause nervous
II the next q
pose. Ask 10
name FEBRIL
The Dermott news., 1914-09-10

Overwork drives almost as many
people To nervous prostration as over
rest does
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18
SAYS HACKFELDS
REFUSE TO help
BELGIAN RELIEF
Chairman Castle Reports Com
pany Maintains No Author
ity for Subscriptions ~

A plan devised by the war relief
committee tc raise further funds for
the relief of the Belgians has been
"nipped in the bud" it Is stated, by
III. Hackfeld G CO., agents for the
Oahu Sugar Company and the Pioneer
Mill Company. This statement was
made today by w. r. Castle, chair
man of the relief committee,
AS a shareholder In the Oahu
Sugar Company and the Pioneer Mill
Company, representing several thous-
and shares in these companies, per-
sonally and as trustee says Mr.. Cas-.
tie, Il definitely asked the directors Of
these companies to join with the other
sugar plantations Throughout the coun,
try in making donations for the relief
of Belgians.
But consideration was refused by
both companies through their agent,
H. Hackfeld & Co., IN the ground
that they had been informed by their
attorneys that they had no authority
to make any such appropriations,
which contention, while probably cor
rect and well known before the prop
osition was made by myself, felt
sure would not be urged because 1
think the majority of stockholders In
each company would have voted for
1t with great pleasure and the minor.
ity would have made no objection as
all probabilities are that It would have
been regarded as almost inhuman il
they had made objection" ~. 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18
INDIGESTION. GAS OR
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
Time -aPape,s Diapepsin' makes
your upset, bloated stomach feel
fine IN five mfnufes

JOUE UpoCty UAyUtCU otOUHUCu lCcl
fine In five minutes
Really does put bad stomachs in
order really does" overcome indf
gestion. dyspepsia. gas. heartburn and
sourness in five minutes that just
that--makes Pape's Diapepsin the
largest selling stomach regulator In
the world. II what you eat ferments
into stubborn Jumps you helch gas
md eructate sour, undigested food and
acid; head is dizzy and aches; breath
foul; tongue coated; your insides fill
ed with bile and indigestible waste. re-
member the moment "Pape's Diapep-
sim comes in contact with the stom-
ach all such distress vanishes. It's
truly astonishing almost marvel
GUS, and the Joy is its harmlessness.
A large fifty-cent ca.e Of Pape's Dia-
pepsip will give you hundred dollars
worth of satisfaction or your druggist
hands you your money back.
It's worth. It's weight In gold to men
and women who cant get their stom
achs regulated. 1t belongs In your
home should always be kept handy
IN case OF sick. sour, upset stomach
during the day or night. It's the
quickest, surest and most harmless
stomach doctor In the world. -adyer.
dsement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18
LORD ROBERTS BODY
ARRIVES IN ENGLAND,

LONDON, Eng, Nov; f8.-Lord Rob-
erts' body. arrived from France at
Foikstone yesterday and will be taken
to the home Of his daughter, now Lady
Roberts, at Ascot today. The remains
Of the great general will lie In state at
Ascot until tomorrow, when they will
be removed to ST. Paul's for interment
A silent crowd watched the carrying
ashore Of the coffin containing all that
is left Of the famous field marshal, the
man in whom the military hopes Of
the Empire had rested on many coca.
sions. ss..-.-
The press here unite in stating that
the death of Lord Roberts means az,
irreparable loss TO the nation at this
time. While he was not actively con-
nected with the war office, he was fire.
quently consulted and his advice al
most Invariably followed by Lord
Kitchener. szs..ss r.. ~
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SUPERVISORS, PRESENT
AND FUTURE, TO GATHER
AT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

/. Mayor ]. ]. Fern and the members
of the board of supervisors and Mayor
Elect John C. Lane anG those super
visors who will assume office January
/ have been invited to attend a meet
ing of the Chamber of Commerce
which has been called for 3 O'Clock
this afternoon in the rooms of the
chamber, Stangenwald building. The
main business of the meeting probab.
ly will be discussion on roads-their
construction and maintenance, and
ways and means for better roads in
the city and county Of Honolulu.
The committee on county and muni.
cipal affairs, of which H. F. Wichman
is chairman, will present a report
dealing with the Koolaupoko road, the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18
Mofnll16 Oh
HAN7E

Stocks generally were fairly steady
but, with the exception of run on
Olaa, business was light today Me-
Bryde in recess opened unchanged at
6 for 35 shares and gained u point
for 160 shares. Oahu was unchanged
at 1919 for three lots totaling 80
shares reported, but fell off y for 5
shares. on the board. oiaa was re-
ported steady at SIS for 10 shares,
maintaining this figure for 2S5 shares
in seven lots on the board Pacific
Guano & Fertilizer IS showed a gain
of "a points in reported sale of
$1,000 at 1921. Session business be-
sides that already mentioned consisted
of 50 shares of Eva in three lots un-
changed at 22A and 40 and 10 shares
OF Fl. C. & s. unchanged at 33hs
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AUSTRIA CLAIMS SLAvs
BEATEN BEFORE cRAcoW.

LONDON, Eng, Nov. 1s.-6ott the
Austrian and Russian accounts agree,
that heavy fighting ~ now In progress
In the vicinity Of craeoW. An official
Vienna report by way Of Amsterdam
says that the Russians have been re-
pulsed just north Of cracow In the vi.
cinity- Of Wolbrom and PfIica, and
makes the significant announcement
that the Russians have been driven
from the outer line Of defense Of Ora.
cow by an Austrian advance.
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KITCHENER GIVES THE LIE
TO DUM-DUM STORY.
TURKS FIRE ON
OLD GLORY.

LONDON, Eng, Nov. 1s.-Aeeordins
to a despatch last night from the
Athens correspondent Of the Exchange
Telegraph, the Stars and Stripes were
fired upon yesterday by the gunners Of
the Smyrna fort. -, .r.. -
The American flag was p nently
displayed on the cruiser -finessee, at
anchor off the port, and was flying on
the cruisers launch, which approach.
ed the entrance Of the harbor carrying
q ships officer, being send ashore to
make arrangements for the coming
into the harbor Of the Tennessee.
When the launch was close In TO
the harbor, fire was opened upon her
from the fort. The launch stopped and
swung around, but xne firing continu-
ed. The flag was then prominently
displayed In order that II could be
plainly seen In case the gunners of
the fort might be acting under mis-
taken impression Of the nationality Of
the cruiser, but there was no cessa-,
ton in the shooting. The launch then
put back to the cruiser.
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Chief Engineer George David Is re-
ported as the successor to the berth
filled by Chief Engineer w. c. Mey.
ers. in the United States revenue cut
ter Thetis. Chief Meyers has been
transferred to duty along the east
coast Of the United States.
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WASHINGTON DIscREDITs
ALLEGED INSULT.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 10. =
No official report has been received
by the government regarding the al
legged firing on the Tennessee's launch
BY the forts at Smyrna, and the Off
ciais discredit the story. -" 81
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SWEDISH STEAMER LATEST
VICTIM OF MINE. - -.

LONDON, Eng, Nov. 1s.-The swed.
lsh steamer Andrew 10 the latest vic.
tim Of the North Sea mines. She
struck one Of the mines on Monday
and. sank within q few minutes, 10 Of
her crew and passengers being saved.
These included two Of the women on
board, who chung to pieces Of wreck
age and fIoated about for Il hours be-
fore being picked up. -. +.
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highway on Windward Oahu which
cost $4,000 a mile to build and which
went to pieces but few months after
its completion. The discussion or
road matters will be opened by H. F
Wichman.
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Cornell Sidney Franklin, nephew OF
Customs Collector Malcolm A. Frank
lin,, has filed application in supreme
court for admission to the territorial
bar. He came here October Is. Is %
years old, graduate OF the law school
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
BRITAIN PUTS WAR TAX
ON INCOMES, BEER AND TEA,

=
LoADON, eng, NOV. iS.--In explain
ING the Necessity Tor floating war
loan, lIoyo George, chancellor Of the
exchequef, stateo IN parliament yes
terGay that ne estimated the expense
OF war TO last one year 70 De two
and q quarter billions OF dollars, Wnien
would mean thar after another nine
months Of fighting Great britain would
have TO spend more In the year than
il had ever spent before on any war.
DOUBLE coST or 5oeR WAR.
The amount 10 more than twice the
total amount spent in the four years
Of the Boer war.
To pay this enormous bill, Lloyd
George announced that the government
had decided to raise loan Of a billion
and three-quarters, the war bonds to
be redeemabIe in 1928.
The house supported the chancellor
in his proposal that the present in
come tax should be doubled and that
special war taxes sn6uId be imposed
upon beers and tea. The tax on beer
10 TO be three faTthines on a pint,
while tea is to be taxed three pence on
q pound.
KITCHENER GIVES THE LIE
TO DuM-DUM STORY.
An emphatic and direct denial Of the
German charge that the British troops
had been furnished with dun-dum cart
ridges was made yesterday by Lord
Kitchener of the war office. He said |,
that the British troops were observing !
all the rules of war a. laid down In
treaty or convention.
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Eof the University Of Mississippi and
was admitted to the bar OF that state.
He is associated here with the firm
Of Thompson. Wilder, Mllverton & Ly-
mer.
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Thanksgiving, Xmas
and New Years

A beautiful line Of Thompson &
Smiths cards, booklets and fayors to
be seen at Wall, Nichols & Co., Ltd.
Remember your friends by sending a
card ADV.
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Circuit Judge Whitney today grant.
ed a divorce to Estephan.a Comes
from Jesse Comes, on the ground OF
desef ton. $500 .@..- .