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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-11
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
One Honolulu, In Turkey

Tar could pc learned last night Miss Gladys Stephenson
daughter Of Stanley Stephenson, 1877 Beach road This city the
only Honouan who is Turkey News that the Mosems were
making great demonstrations against the Christians in Damascus
and possibly other portions of the Turkish donu both In
Europe and Asia was received by Mr. Stephenson last night witt
some fear for the safely Of his daughter @ a%#-4
Miss Stephenson has been stationed al Smyrna, Turkish
Asia as member of the American Board Of Missions COLLEGE
for many Years Mr.. Stephenson received letter from ri
daughter few days ago from Constannope where she wa
spending her vacation at the writing of The letter Miss Stephen
son wrote that conditions were already bad in Turkey and there
seemed possibility that these would grow worse She sat
that the American Missionaries were not being moeSted but tha
the Turks were already very untiendB toward the British mis-
sOnaries. ~ ~ %-~ .r .5#s3
Miss Stephenson one of the few American col
ege teachers who had been able to get away from Smyrna
C0nstantinopIe.sf N "a ,.F# I #g5 ETlt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
TWO NATIONS NOW AT WAR HAD
PLANS TO INVADE UNITED STATES

RCEIOh October
Roosevelt addressing the student body
the detailed for
San
Sums that md the and at the
astthe unhsd States
be able to defend its rights invaded. ts>
later adessn
y capabhu bearing dens
Il ss. fa
hWesom
not havetpbe msttdth amaloy
lis stfemeptssat was a q i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
ARTILLERY DOES DEADLY WORK
REPORTS CLOUD SITUATION

LONDON, October 3lAssocated Press by Federal Wire
eSSIhe reports regarding the situation in Beu issued
" the official press bureau here and given from Berlin the
'ttcia statements, are very far from agreement
The British statements tell Of continued
the Allies while the Berlin announcement states that
British prisoners have been taken and that the Germans have
made substantial inroads upon the Allies. lines.
NM BRITISH ADVANCE, SAYS LONDON
Severe fighting continues along the length Of the Allies line
stubborn and where they are making frequent counter
attacks says the British report containing I'VE making
steady progress however the British gaining ground with every
attack" gas5~
GERMAN LOSSES ARE TERRIFIC
b Reuters despatch says: e,k
"Todays from the front is excellent Several points Of
extra strategic Importance are occupied.
"The Allies are making progress along the entire front The
German losses are terrific" "a. aa4
IA @ BERLIN CLAIMS SUCCESS
An official statement issued at Berlin received by wireless
says: 44g .fatg
"0r attacks from south Of Newport Belgium to the east Of
Ipes being successfully continued Yesterday more British
prisoners, to the number Of two hundred taken with eight
machine guns, se #t..n
"E the Agonne region left troops have occupied
several OF the French blockhouses tat ".
GERMANY THREATENS REPRlSALS
Through Ambassador Page the German government yester
day notified the British government that the German civilians
England with the exception OF those under suspicion be
berated by November s. all British subjects in Germany will
5e similarly arrested and held as prisoners.
FISHER SUCCEEDS BATTEMBERG
Sir John Fisher baron OF kvestone today succeeded Prince
Louis oil Eaenberg admiral OF the fleet II is said that Prince
Louis resigned because his Austrian birth and German connections
made his tenure OF office the subject Of newspaper criticism
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
cHAMBERLAIN.s COUGH REMEDY

This remedy has no su.erior as a
cure for colds croop and whCoping
cough, % .t.. '-'.
II has been favorte with the
mothers Of young chillren for aim lst
forty years. f. s.... e..
Chamberlain s Cough Remedy can a..
ways bedeRended upon and is p'easan
TO take. q, ~" ("
u not only cures colds ard grip, but
prevents their resulting in pneumonia.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy con,
tains no opium or other narcotic and
may be piven as confidently TO a ch.ll
as 70 an adult. For sale by a ! dealers
Benson, Smith 4 Co.. Ltl., az " 70,
Hawaii. E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
May rroye Fatal
When VIII Honolulu People Learn the
Importance OF TT

.
Importance Of TT
Backache is only simple thing at
first;
But if you find It's from the kid
That serious kidney troubles may
follow; q
That dropsy or Bright's Disease may
be the fatal end,
You win be glad TO know the fol.
lowing experience.
IT'S the honest statement Of a suf.
ferer who has been cured.
Mrs. William IL. Browne, 400 First
Ave, f., Waterloo, Salt Lake City,
Titan, says; !" Beginning nearly eleven
years ago, kidney trouble erept on me
until year ago | got real bad, and
was but shadow Of myself, had
dropsy and bloated all over, was
nervous and irritable and found it i'm
possible 10 rest, Rackache nearly drove
me mad ] used everything, including
home remedies, without any relief. /
finally hogan taking Doan = Backache
Kidney Pills steadily until / was a
well woman and without d sign of the
trouble. = .. :,. ,
Daan's Baekacbe Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at 90 cents per box (six boxes 81 50),
or will be mailed ON receipt OF price
by the Hollistef lNrug Co., Honolulu,
Wholesale agents for the Hawaiian L.
lands.
Remember the name, Doan's and
take no substitute, .ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
RUSSIAN AND MOSLEM
FLEETS ARE ENGAGED
The London lines said YESTERDAY:

The Allies quite ready for Turkey BY her foolish yient
ITO war at Gema nsgaon she pronounced her own DOOM The
ottoman Empire N Europe will soon be merely memory syria
Arabia and Mespotamia will likewise be freed The Turk viii be
relegated 10 the obscure valleys Of Asia Minor
er4. PETR0GRAD SEETHES WITH EXCITEMENT
Per0grad advces say that the Russian capital seehed with
the eateSt excitement yesterday it has known since Germany
declared war on Russia and general European war became
certainty. %&
The Turkish embassy was strongly guarded from the attacks
the enacng crowds Public opinion welcomed the opportunity
to settle forever the eastern question"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
Rooms
Reports From Zeno K. Myers and
Repa.tP FTaa0Se TslISHaNall
Z Boost WBFk4sws
AopSt- MORT
Aop&+-A0fk
(From satnrday. IAdvertiserI.l

AZ the meeting Of the promotion com,
mittse yesterday Afternoon, letter
fromu zenq r. Myers, who recently re,
tqrped .from2a trim To the Coast, in.
formed the committee. that he believed
the. Islands TO be very well advertised
at present. Among the hotels and the
tourist population on the Coast he
found everyone talking Of Hawaii ana
heard quite Q few persons express their
intention Of making a trip from the
Coast. .g"t ~.
He said that while the advertising
has been well done, salesmanship was
needed. IL other words, he Thought a
man should be kept busy on the Coast,
following up all the live prospects, 10
order to prevent their getting side
tracked to other places. He advised
that the steamship companies be EN-.
listed in an active campaign to bring
the tourists to the Islands.
Good Work on Coast E
ATeport from A. p. Taylor, the Coast
representative of the promotion com.
mittee, was read at the meeting. He
said that his Illustrated lectures on Ha.
wall were IN demand. He recently de-.
'hvered some lengthy talks which, he
said, conld not fail TO Interest nun.
Der Of persons in a trip to Hawaii.
Mr., Taylor also reported that the
Southern Pacific railroad has taken up
an active campaign on the E.See Amer
lea First slogan, following the efforts
of Chairman Wood TO interest them In
turning some of its traffic to Hawaii,
and the Southern Pacific Is calling. for
large quantities of Hawaii literature.
George u, Haynes, general passenger
agent Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railroad writes from Chicago to
say that the railroads will put forth
their best efforts to encourage travel to
these Islands during the 1915 exposi.
ton in San Francisco, believing it viii
be beneficial to all parties. h.
Carnival Posters Wanted
A. M. Culver, agent for the Oceanic
Steamship company in Los Angeles,
wrote to ask for carnival posters. He
says the many early reservations in the
Coast resort hotels indicate good tour
list business this winter, which will un.
doqbtedly mean a lot Of travel to Ha-
vail +.
In response to the suggestion made
in June, that mainland school teachers
visiting in Hawaii submit competitive
essays on the subject Of a summer
in Hawaii, "a letter was received from
Miss Elizabeth Dillingham;, enclosing a.
contribution on this subject. Miss Dill.
ingham il teacher Of Worchester,'
Massachusetts IT,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
ALLIES ARE DRIVING
TEUTONS into HEART
OF BLEEDING BELGIUM
Germans Have Been Compelled To
Withdraw Inland From Coast, While
They Lose Ground South of Dixie
nude and Finally Evacuate Ostend

n ARTS, October 31ssoCated Press by Federal WireIess
fs0iciaI announcements from the war office at Paris
yesterday and last night describe further success by the
Allies operating against the Germans northern France and in
Belgium
The late announcement says that the Germans have been
compelled to withdraw from the coast somewhat and that the
Allies are following the movement closely and advancing into the
interior of Belgium. ,
GERMANS ARE LOSING IN BELGIUM
South Of Dkemude the Germans have lost ground according
% the announcement and the French troops progressing south
Paschendae and Beceaere in Belgium and have taken many
prisoners. Isl .l
Teegaphc adyices from Amsterdam say both the Handles
ad and TELEGRAPH nespapers report that the Germans
evacuated 0stend.
ARTILLERY DOES DEADLY WORK
Earlier dispatches from France yesterday said the French
md Belgian artillery had severely punished the Germans their
erea from the Belgian coast and that the French and British
opS east and northeast of Ypes had epused violent assaults
by the Germans and driven them back
The Begans reported to have cut the dykes and flooded
the valleys of the lower User river forcing the Germans to aba
ton their last dearly bought oothod the southern bank Of the
river. las .sa. .,iG@5& II,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
Turkeys Entrance Spreads War

WASHINGTON October 3f--(Associated Press by Federal
Wreless developments were caused by the en-
trance OF Turkey into the European 1.-The bostes begun by
the oGeman Wasps Bresau and Goeben against Russia
will involve the Balkan states Greece, Italy, and Asia including
perhaps india tss ssa4 EEt8. f{H s.4
The Ambassadors the Allied nations at Constantnop long
ago warned Turkey that participation the would the
bombadmen Of her ports in Asia minor by the Mediterranean
fleets. a.t.as ts4s 3tSg "a lss seQ 41;4Fg8ts9ij
Greece and Italy are expected join the Allies as well the
Balkan states. f 5sse. Ft a4, a5
HOLY WAR NOW PROBABLE .a, 4. .a
The effect Of turkeys action upon the millions Of Mosems mi
EGYPT Persia Arabia, and India, because of the possibility of
holy war Is a matter Of grave interest 4G.t ,sfG6
Military experts point out that the Turkish army has not been
e-organzed since it's defeat by the Balkan Allies The artillery
Is weak There are 100000 regular infantry and about 100000
rregulars most OF these being stationed in Asia &aA
tits believed the activity otthe Turkish Warsps will cause the
most concern. Ff3H1f #tE.# ttes,t
l tGi;fHlSLAM MAY DlsAvoW HOSTILE ACTS
Advces from London say that suggested in official circles
that Turkey may dsavoW responsibility for the hostile acts
mtted by the two Warshps when the attitude the Allies becomes
known II thought that Turkey may endeavo to throw the blame
tor these acts upon the German commanders of the Bresau and
Goeben. fa git4 r-sBrs ss4sg s, NS 81 1870 n
London reports that the Russian ambassador at cobsan
nope has been Withdrawn and the oonsus ordered to leave
GREAT DEMONSTRATIONS IN DAMASCUS
Great demonstrations reported from Damascus against the
Christians especially the English Bedous said hemassng
on the Egyptian frontier. -
Reports reached London the presence Of strong Turkish
cavalry divisions at the Gulf of Ahaka south of the Suez Canal
entire Turkish feets reported to have left the Black Sea-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
RUSSIAN and M0sLEM
FLEETS ARE ENGAGED
N TERRIFIC BlTTtE
Entrance Of Turkey Into European War
ills Predicted, Must Draw Entire ] Iaey-
want, Italy, Greece, India and All Of
Asia Into Titanic Struggle Of Nations

0NSTANTNOPLE, October 3ssociated Press by FEEDER
al Wreess)A portions the Russian Black Sea fIeaeaHd
the Turkish fleet are reported TO be engaged 9naqenen
naval battle off Odessa. - oNnt enqaued il 4 aenera
The Russians have three dreadnouuhts three baeshps
eight years old and two baehps
the reported lighting not bot what forces are
TURKISH FLEET iSsNFERI0R
The Turkish fleet available consists 81 one dreadnouQht and
two modern batteshps suppemented ht German
In the Turkish navy also two eight DESTROY
and nine torpedo boats What ships odbase aEeppNg
in the Black Sea not announced SHIPS 81 these are operating
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
TURKISH FLEET Isl INFERIOR
Allies Adopt Waiting Policy

Bordeaux, France, October 81 ssociad ffAss BY Federal
WrelessTurkeys entrance into the war considered
cabinet Yesterday to the exclusion of other business twas
nounoed thatte complete solidarity among the Allies and that
the attitude Of Turkey will not compcae the situation far
the joint attitude Of Russia France and Great Britain The Allies
for the present. will adopt waiting policy to what effect the
action Of Turkey will have upon the Balkan States and Italy
1.-The government has adyces that thirteen thousand Germans
officers and military engineers are now with the Turkish army
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
Turnkey Ope,as Hostilities

The following cabegra received yesterday from official Ger
man sources was furnished The Advertiser by Consul Geo. ode
opened hosttes in Black Sea- The Goeben sunk two
steamers at kersc The Bresau bobafded Feodosa
The Turkish cruiser Haeh demanded the surrender Of Noyoros
ssk turkish torpedo boat sunk Russian gunhoat at Odessa
The Russian ambassador has left constantinope"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
EVEN Mexico. JUMPS !.
On HELPLESS BELGIUM

MEXICO CITY, October Sl.-tAs,
ISOLATED Press by Federal Wireless y.
Paul May, the Belgian minister to
Mexico was yesterday handed kiA
passports lie is alleged 20 have di.'
reeted aggressive and aisrespectful
notes to the Mexiean government.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
LADEN HOSPITAL SHIP LOST

by
the
have been washed ashore
II thought that there hundred including
dans aboard the vessel
All the Owing
violence
IL is unlikely yer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
SPAIN WILL BUILD I.
MANY new WARsHIPs

MADRID, October 3i.--(Associatel
Press by Federal Wireless For the re
habilitation of the Spanish navy tn
minister Of marine yesterday introduced
hill providing for the construction of
four cruisers, six torpedo boats, twenty
eight Submarines, three gunhoats, and
in addition some needed coast defenses
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
Revolution Spreads In China

TOXIC. October Gable
China revolution
here. + !, T. J.
but their widely scattered locations dncy
enced in putting outbreaks
The Picking government has proposed that
ION and occupied by the Japanese aF
n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
IRISH DODGE cQNSCRIPTIoN

NEW YORK, October 3(Assoclaed Press by Federal Wire
essF0r hundred rishmen arrived here yesterday II is re-
ported that they migrated from Ireland because they heard that
the British government to put into force conscrpon
policy and that they would be forced into the army and sent
the 'front.' ~ f6
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
RUSSIAN VICTORY INDICATED

PETRoGRAD
Office officially that from front
Russian forces.
Beyond The yua River the Russians pressing back
line Lode zwtchost
Heavy fghtng continues oaa
region OF Tarnow hfy miles cow with
.t
successfully way
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
Destroyers Shell T,po Cities

PETR0GRAD October 3Associated Press by Federal Wire
esst is learned that in addition to the naval activity already
reported carried out by the Turkish and TurcoGeman vessels
destoeFs have seed the cities of Novorosysk and Odessa sink
ing the Russian destroyer and damaging the French merchantmen
Portugal sg a@s9fsttsfB a XXI astasim
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03

SAN FRANCISCO, October SI,~--ks-
ISOLATED Press by Federal Wireless) -
Deputy sheriff Aseh arrived here yes.
terday on tho Sierra for the purpose
of taking w. z. Armstrong, alleged
enbezzler, back to Honolulu for trial,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03

Judge Ashford,s trial Jurors not
now on the panel trying Agapita Paz,
the Filipino charged with murder III
the FIRST degree, have been excused uu.
til Wednesday morning at nine clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
TslNGTAU BEING sHELLED

TOXIC October -AssooSed
Is In
progress the Amos Smelling the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
AND VILLA
IRE BOTH ELIMINATED

Ell rAso, October si.-(Associatcd
Press by Federal Wirelcss) III was re.
,liogted here last night that the Aguas
Calientes sopyentipn had einRated
Carranza and Villa, by accepting the
RESIGNATION of Carrmza as provisional
president which carried the condition
that villa retire from Official life. =.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03

WASHINGTON. October Sl.--(Asso.
eiated Press by Federal Wrcless)-
George Evan Roberts, director of the
mint, yesterday sent his RESI- gnation
TO the President to take effect GU the
acceptance of the latter.
Roberts announces that he has ae
eepted position as assistant to the
president Of the National City Bank
of New York. .....
Roberts is a former newspaper man
and was for seven years the State
Printer in Iowa. He was appointed
as director of the mint at Washington
in 1898 and served for nine years, be.
coming then president Of the CONNER
cial National Bank of Chicago He
was reappomted director Of the mint
in 1910 .tt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03

NEW ORLEANS, October 3l.-(As,
sociated Press by Federal Wireless) r.
The British steamship Anglo Plata.
gonian sailed from { hisport yesterday
carrying 1929 horses said to be con,
signed to the French army. This
makes total of 5000 horses shipped
from this port to date since the war
began. '.., ~. ~ .' a...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
SENATOR PITTMAN BADLY
BEATEN BY HIS OPPONENT

RENO, Nevada, October 81, (Asso
eiated Press by Federal Wireloss) -
senator Fittman Of Nevada was one
Of the principals in a street fight here
yesterday, resulting from political dis.
clssion. The senator was badly punch,
Ell by his opponent.
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ArRopl Ar on MN MoNrY.

WASHINGTON, oct "a Tho auto
mobll. ana nefpplaur win make lta APP
prafauce on the coin q The realm nrtf
month On tho $50 notvn ~ the federal
reserve issue. tho design represents
transportation an lnad and water and
10 ihr cir 4 railroad an auto ana
an aafoplane. tnRcthtr with AS ocean
liner are enHfayed 90 shr Iatrni money
orders have been ISSUED vs. jain
skelten Williams. comptroller II the
currency. IA print ~ the bureau ~
engraving nnd printing sfao0eo,p 600 ~
federal reserve Mates for ihs unc ~ the
tanks which paonabiy viii be onnn-
isea and ready Tor baH.arus hg the
nl,ials ~ Navsmhsr
The hoses viii he IN denominations ~
i've. icn. twenty nny aud ono hundred
dollars Ths drairns arr all now, ana
according ~ DE experts are the mint
artistic YET made.
AZ sllsrofiesi picture coysrs the cSis
un, bark % tbs hundred dollar hlll
America. with Ieafc ami Plenty Dn
either side. a an imposing center while
Labor - shown reaplnE the harvest
With A"rcssy distributing =,
The Panama Canal j. shown ID allie
gnry on the fifiY dollar bllls The TWEEN.
tlet contain the transportation designs
Tho ten dollar billie represent typical
mlniuf and agricultural scene. hnf.
veai scene 90 one side ANA d modern
factory iH operation en- the ulhef half
The FIVE dollar bilin Which will be
pinsf nffen srug. contains 40 rRgfu wing
n the lapdlnH 81 Columbus. Aiso The
handling ~ The lalgrlm taihrrs on igy-
mouth Rock
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Baby Of Future
Is Considered

Much thought has been given In ints
Ycafs 70 the subject ~ maternity. IA
ne cltife thefe are fraternity hospitals
equipped With mqfsfa methods. nut
niost women PREFER their oen homes xr.&
n Tho tv~ns ard villages saust pssf.r
them AID ainse lale = true va kuo4
frofa the great many npiondi1 itss>fs
written - ths subject that our 'Hothef's
fFiepa' "a q pfsat help 20 cxpoctAnf
melhsfs 1hfy wits n he wendcft1i
eiief. hqu 4 fqtns4 - allow ths
muscles 10 ssnsnd withput unAine strain
and waai huitn4ld lnfgsnee a was On
'Aoihefs ffirnd and tfse bfeaIcr
lnf.atne~ rloD haEsta ~ tfia future.
keleEte Ea1a Eh4& pA ialanf derives l2o
sfnss ASH builds 10 character frpsn
e.iaglan,Ae itw4fxs9ns. Ana ss<zz.5lzsss
sno7hAr certainly VII trenamft mof&
hAeithfai hiiipeDce than n en< Il e1-
s4csnfv nervous from Undue p4ikl Thin
a what host u won 81 kcsiffc w6o
unfd "M1khef's Friend" during thalr
perint ~ exrcrtnnfy.
These points are more thoro4lshlf ax<
rlsine1 in = iifsle hoax maissd free.
"NotAsr'H Friend II eel1 IN al dfuG
stores au1 hiR}il, recommended eof ~
timely usasniiiea4. ~ x4ftn<x1 ana the
real help u An8s1s AK Cor 4 81 ~
stare ard write us for the book tD1&-
~ I'ssS.ss'f cp. ~ isaas 1i1Es
THIS sfrct Of mis- ara~ndIn e.S>mal
application n a. e4rfe&si1a Of ne thes<-
>onds % women who aA@@ s>>rrees111fp
rred y sra Fccemrnendet Is xkpc1G& t~>
V@"s@% q, Xxi
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 3.

Governor James n retrnnon.
a. a. cnnErVss John \ Garner
state senator 4 iWfr
Representatives Pat b. Dunn.
County iudnr W. D. rlmon
county Attorney 4 NJ Taylor.
Assessor D. d nlunltrr
Collector E II pllvsr
clerk Auentt i'ehlngcr
sheriff AZ "a Wrrhi.
Superintendent Nat ilcnton
rrcasnrer a. - .. uussett
surveyor 81 v " yon liluehef.
Justice Place Pat wholan.
Justice i'lace v. a. Miles.
constable Ice RieRs
County Commissioners
r q Lawrence.
e g. wnghs.
j g. baldwin
John r. Bartlett.
nlstflpt Attorney John I. Klelher.
District Cierk ,. norsnflcld, Jr.
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FOR SALE Automobile al a bargain.
1919 Hudson % G. chaddlck 8 co
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The Bicycle Tax u nov due and
payable q, ,he officr ~ ,hr city Fec
rc,ary . J NalnFau. cry Secretary
fszal
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