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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-16
f7oc Wai paa 2lep, SGoerem.

Sira sen tiolige RorQeuItuub. iao
Stooben tuna % 9roa ouer 9nno OF
@nnN. Nen neo 10s5iocn Ictnebe Sou-
ger. % uiitc o5 alep / Seititrub. 9ae
Nlnn a tilioos. 6rorheu 2iet bcnotc
ijp ia en- Sldg. itorc "a iman. grtro
Elnp a / 2nqer5 9uIeOning onifois
ict. % ruuot omtriu9 9na St1naer og
Snqriuqer iones Stag. Vile oiIoc prrc
meo op ieitc.
Zoaens %ro9rnm IfuISe az. f1.3O
6eqonNc meo @uo5tieneitc / alcD3 airs
&c. men olcrs0e pco 117Sioen hruoe
en- ie Den enc Stnre eiter beu anoeu
pnn Bel til Nigtcu. Store OF imad.
Q1mle og urqe ifcpneoe 90 imoo @uoS
huiet FOR ar ieite pan Nor Rorges 100
aariqc Tsitons.
Sen enc S,oIeilot sirsr heu ouoen
TOM oraqeuce mes lin Carer I Spioien.
"a bprenbc pna line ir1no SIng. oloSe
% iorueicoe.
gcioltnlnaen I Bore. 2re % alep
hnuhe ibno iat hiuanoeu Siepnc. FOR {
EraesItnb al 'eirc Serue niuheorroiae
66irloso1a.
aIeps air'e a for Snqcns aulcos
Ming oa,crt oetorerst n,sh Slnl og aren't.
@eS 0~irtcqdarSen3 SrhQnug oar rein 10
mrqtioc NGaa iom sGrespori og Stents
uinqen foreqeNes uaar man iraaote
inS ! Nirteu. Soeuior Ser more Sitter.
par Der meS gran &eIebrrIsu nubrast
aarene 1914 paa cen enc % 1914
pal Ben aHotu Sioe meo 10 iture SIaJ
oa IorssS gaabsu imsqsm % ulnol
Iaugs air.ers 9asse i~IpuesSs Der iis
a Gst al srsHne 4Tanier. CT Ua',ert
I'm
Gjuosiieneiteu bsgnnSie nrsS aiipnaels
ZEN AZ Snlmsu 20. I ! S%aniraos Sals
me6oq: 7 Seiu Hrpn itnl al poy @iers
uiua tie. bporeirer Paitor Srpf ialte
oper frseus: &c. bernie er 2aeen iom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-16
IRA Tororc 9uroal, Torae.

1Sor en- 5iS iioeu lre1 icl ! 7tcoe
ra6 @oileu" e. Stp.ic tcrita 9ngocu.
"a mn bil lea uucr ieuoc ~7ecorl5 30
iIeu"s 9piere e. lioet Sn''t. 81 har
bait en- milo og I'M @inter uuotlgcn
noalc Sage. "a oei bar meQel toloT. i1a
Roll HE miuNes iIuour 0uIoc pad
lauae Eiosr. &j If oaian mescI itor
5re. ina 1oq,t i.tc turSc ,omnle irem
paa flere 0aac. Cper Eor3daien bar
Sneen ooer 8 Goo hei ga 80 RnuO
hnbse / mango Sage 9rbejoc mes a,
ituifc Srcer nor, ira @inieu. Tu bHr
VI inrsi milot Geiy i1ieu in1 Succu
ioinher "a nh be6uNer %anreus aont
nc. men nag CT Ser eu anuiie .oIN
@iub % Sc @umIe iiaer Set CT en-
Rer,cSop Zig Tom @eiyet er iicrNe
Sns Sna1c pil ser blipe ri iieroe 2IH
pinie men Ui ianr M ;nqc Set
ION Ser .omuer. Sioeme isr no iii at
iorduoge iJ iaa al aIlina bIiusr bill
li9ere.
Scr hur prret en- itor grfIombeo
mes Guos cro5 GOripnoelie al Treiter
o. SRgmGnS 81 bapoe ei gti$ii0u5
itsuns v1a SlasrUeS. bpuy We're 9unSre
Renneiier uur iauIst. Snler hoIete3
al zmNeut aieritne. en- IiSiiourr.
ionr irnri ital reiie uS 9ao g1isiiouss
mnrtsu oQ en- 9remnre Ssraenisr. 90
iao ipilIc Ruii.ioreuiusen mango
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-16

SaIuier % pen Gang q Set. ! Ieits
rinGsbpgoeu itdl bpases ct tort geoes
bus. ioileuoe Here Suinoe arouer.
Sreoie Gags Yanifc boIotes en- tor
Sdidr III 3nOtrat ior 6uiet. SreIicss
drulceu bar 0i o9iaa paa SagernGs. Oct
or Oirtiomme SoIt % uSboIOeuoe til at
tigac Yeuge.
Edd NaQcruGs relies oeu enc gnos
nina eiter rem dnSen. lad set blir en-
IIoeu @p Der. ! %iuter bdooe lea 4ns
Iconina III ar beie Snfdbriten. ait ait
nreo Glciirititct. ind set er %itornrtet dns
Iaqt % aOot Arbcioe iom %uofsres. 5ou
of le1 Oeriru 90 beisate 5aqerhmoS
9ie0ebrua. iom oaida er ct itornrtct
9uITA Gle NrS hdr ioIgt I'M @daro
Mars III EmoIrQe NiGr for 6r. 10000
% tlsbt i9ieu NoroitrGrSiorSet for 4r.
10000. Ser er life mango @adrns
bduOIer M SEN iioite SiS. Od Oct uiit
or ShIt ntcN idu hsie Trjier.
VI mae son fau urgues 9nitt 6us
lupIa0ieu, 9dr6ro 8. 8dt.eue. Strll0s
Solo. Nlmot SrIttcbrndten. 4dbera. on
Suaer Horaier
SorIoceoc erc: %IS Wars os Ssren
StruotooI6. SorlciD 9rciiGt og en- Giac
fra Strauc. Sul ouiet OF en- Yige ira
NppddrO. 0riitidu 9rattcbradtcn oa eli
Ri0e fra Soenueseic. Suad 1taatebdus
gem % en- @ut ira llIucsccu.
NJ SsoeialO oil lea uruuc: Shcd
Strduobcim Ole ojlo0beim. Wnrit
StrduN. Nuoriu 9ict. @crit n. 6oloeu.
AaberH Sea opcruur iioimrputcs Be-
qrauclic. OF Ser gar Is 0iertteier /
Sgr3cisIget. 6eIQe 6sIehuiet boInt en-
Sdlc iii oS. iont bar tiIbaQe. ON At
aiSrc % .rrOiac iii Seu iioltc Neiic.
&eo Ycira iinG bIipe ct itort GIstrris
citctsucrt toileuoe 10000 SIT. Ser ltdi
oQiaa oprcttc5 en- Stoiubrit
Zen 17Nc ifnl { alc SdrOets %reitcs
airlo a%iilorcs Wommeut til @iuoe ON
Sem. ser idl0t I Nriaeu MOI SDerlac
fra 1907 iii 1914. 90 Yuunct run0t
bliucr Scr itoraricoe Weoer oeu SoQ.
Sen 15Oe @}ni odbue5 lloitilir8eu !
Qriitianin. 90 Sritrumcrtmaaer Clc
2eiru iful Scr uoifillc 10 Hlc Snitrus
mcmcr. uemlig en- @uitor oa en- &ioIiu.
Sjsic %nitrluncutcr al , Nciru5 ,Subri
TAT er mcqct ci%teripurqt o. nHoes ogs
ian I ameriia.
Scr urbcioeS Rel fra SdaerrGs III
/ Sliore. Zen qdar pnu &cittocu ar
Neseloeu til So3ieu. bpor ser er Gro.
% iortIUttes I'll 6o1cobcieu. Ter CT
oGidu pud Sale AZ dnIUlQe &ei fra
geira M Nuber1. Ter itul bn9ae5 et
meqet mort % toitbort 5toIebus oeo
SuReruG5. usmlia a Noroiioeu al
SoriamImasbuiet
Sout / 5ucrile BAR mon ogiad !
Norge beqrnot a. ioicie Gren OF fore
toQe Suoiumliuaer til Soricdret Ter
bor pGrct boIot manae Caller % Sorcs
Nraa %dnguueuoc sem (iHF.
Ser bar ui mn u0mcrfat Goot Nltm1t
oQ Qoot &ouo o. lea 6ur mertct pan
mil itlu iiNeu icG Tom Silent q. req h1r
I tiItdQet I Brat % / zturte.
Scg pif b10t toer ale 1eI'omue hient
iii 6uu~6rcaursieiucu / 1914. iom oiL
6lire en- Ijloeon9 Tor Then % nor.
iaitiq Oh rig ri t,l5roer ehey. ion1
lruQcs nj NorQc n i0ntme oG tlsbc
eieuoom Der ser e. mango pcHe
@aaroe at iaa .is5t bermeo ildr icg
lutte min 5triUeiic meo en- DenIig Oil
len iii ale ~7ecord6s Gotten 9Gierc
/ set iierre @eitsr.
9o6dnncs n 9erq
RorSre 9hroul rem l6oe apriI t9if.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-16

ocn bleo ltllf IRA Son | 1861. I'm
apcIoen uor bet Seit Tor SugOen5
5luiosmGno / Nerreoaitnre, Sfole-
itpre, Sfogltnre 0. /. y. paa Stiel
fpoalc. Ser blcu oct bl. a. bolOt Ell
Ntinoetnlc Tor Den gamle Sore9ang@.
mano Ole Sipertion pao Nurpe.
San bar Ell 9ror al Sigteren Spl-
better Sipertion. Ndn par ieot Den
1S0e MIoi 1911 % pur inoleoca bare
Ell Gug pngre enc @runoloocn. 0an
u0Jup ct ll0polg al lin 9ror2 Sigtc
/ 1918 oq ioriputc go1cu mco ell
potter Slngruii oper i'm @ror. Oilers
par han Sr0forcr og 6orli9elic@.
fommiSipr. Sans @ipa ~iteritc Be
britt par, al ban tit / Sang Nrbeioe
for aongeuci Qienncm Sttaoolcn %
oper til 0eiranaer % atoronorO.
San por %utrUttclll | III 9lrbcl0c Tor
bcnnc Bel, foniercrc0c nlco Gcioircf.
TOR ara9, StortinI@mano Sonning
0. il. : Yor or bans Snnfc bet
iulot gicnmcmiert. Cen iiOitc Stlb
al Sen qnnflc, baffe0c @pQocpci cr
%ombp8get % &cien cr illI0t mo0er.
ne liQe ira 6ior0cne ser Bet % ncb
til @rGnicn moo &nnqc. @icnncm
%aagc cr not &eicn iIao; men trana
% ooorliJ bpgget.
5 Com blcu &llbilruuu9bu9cn ici-
ret meo @lOaticncitc / airfcn. 81
Ben par Der set boaoe poa Toabcr-
gene bpur &irfeinnler Rlloicr hol6t
SeIttalen, paa Nrinli / Naur6oleu,
bpor 2nrer 0critcOol tdltc, oQ ellera
bar 6et minOre Setter ilcrc StcOer i
@pq0cn.
: &augr par Set 2orulmliif ira
aloffeitltpulen uc0 &irfen ira ST. 9
til 10 Tormi0OoQ. Soa bar ret
6eltgubatiencltc i 2irfen iOu oar
prpbet mco @ierfelep, Nufluocr %
rationale Sorper. st ,$lbiluum5-
ianafor iong UNDER 9cbelic al gag
ierer Saul q. Glen 6pOrcIon0a-
ion5en % Ell Solmc meo Gone al
@rieg. ST. 4 elf Tcittoqet ira &ao.
9enlo % til SonObu % tilboQc iQjcn
iii Sfolcn. Solen Tor 9oqen boIoz
res al Sogfsrer Slicn. On aueI=
ben TolfefcIt pao Tpuolbene. Ser
tnlte airfeiongcr Sfrc0c ior Sabre.
lonoet oa >Sn9enier &prn ior Sri
titan Srebrif3 NtiuOc. Sioen par
oct SSorrtaleif for SmaoJltttcr. st
pplbig Sual lnilc % / ocn ingrc
%oorfpelO, og uOopcr Natten par 0ct
6prperfcri. SeIe 6citlilbeoen par
liulminOeliQ itllfuIh, % NJ Mu@ie
Wellneltcr uar iremme0t, Here cn0
llogeniinoc ier.
Nao Goprc bleu ogiaa SaQen felt.
li0holot poa en- imllf Maaoc. SoIer
blep bolbt bl. a. al Sr0isreren @ior.
ner &igcrllt % Nltronom Gnebo.
Tao 2e5ie par 6gioo Stemningen
boi. Solcr 6lep bolot al Sens Conn,
aaa 0. il.
s auanl bleu ser al @arnetoget
neola9t ell &rallS pao Gi0@poloSs
malloelt Yorll Sarilbitaos @rop.
San bar ben eneite Gio9polO5manO
iom bar ira @u0brouosbulen. 6au
meOte life iom llOienoin9 ira 0a.
len, men iom HeprGientant ior Soc
rem. San bar llnoerofficer. Nnn
por fs0t / Seoalen, men boeoc pnu
Ianloot peo aploen / Norbrc Tron
% ligger begraoeu pan auan9 Sir.
fegaoro. Oilers par set 6pleaieit /
NorOre 6ron uco &inltra ct. Sra
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-16
Ara 6uobrdnosodlen.
@anr / Snlcm. = SubilGnmsIcItlia.
heeernc.-Nrc Siltng.-SHgOeaat.

Goparb Storms prGgtige cthltn.
hreoefirtiaoraamle 0slepiie er bet
aftuel Ell Sang til:
"Diorfie grsnait, Siogen 6ruoua.
Sieiq bli bert, "a Coupe iprrtt,
Wiiri.9tpfipl ltaar / Salom
She ie iG eta mptt.
Ilt ionl lipi buoin frTfa,
@isnn'n fienl tou Sic iram
lltu 0loIc Ipriltg iornepgOe
Stu az aalu oa Sou "a Gam"
Sa. %anrcn bar bolot Sn0too /
Den gornlc Sul cnobo eli Gang. Gen
gomle @Tagen / SoluTg1cn par iou
inoerli8 ltralltcn % iaa osO no Tor
Ell Wuailc0s Sio iioen. Mcn mi
1rennes ben pnnltp, % DC rifle bpi-
DC Slonniter prcr ircm / %ipimlcnoe
Higoom. Get er ct 2ipiena Huber.
Get or ct mt Gpon9cIilm.
90 @icrfclicn flroer iig / Inie-
Irent. - Hoe paa Slulct tripper
Silerlen omfring Iigeiao p%noeiulo
% lin ion nogeniinoe fpr. Srren
furrcr iorelifet oppe / Glen. lloc
paa Igeren better oen ~itinncnbe
blonfe Elog op Sure eitcr Sure.
% oct thinner al blnnf mooerlig
Soro. 90 Srben ~itrses no ion1 /
Imoa 9p9er. 90 SnogiOoren Sir
rer / Sllftcrl. 90 2iuct iornper iig
og %iorpnger Jig Tor pore Zine. Set
or li9eiom CLIENT at 9poen cr iterf.
Mn or oct Sipet iom roooer. Wooer
Soro bar i'm Strait / @ebolo cnonl.
Oil Ter pua Def iprettenoe ru1ge %ip,
% oit iperaer Dig iclp, ON Den gam.
lc Gol har pTret iaa ben n~o9cniinoe
ier. Su minoe5 9lasmlm0 %inie5
Orb:
set cr iom 2oupct "a @roict / Mar
or grendre enn iflor ="
ga. Bette 2iuet, set cr en- unberIig
Sing. Get blir olbri1 ior oanumlelt.
SllbilGi,mSbogen, sen t7bc Mat,
blep / slar feiret poa Ell iUrlio bciti-
oelig Wanbc oper bclc @nD6ran6$-
bolcn. Taa Sretten 2ier, poa Mn
re / Hin9bil og pnn Sesjeifogen blep
Der a~flleret @olltnltelicr til Minoe
ON Dem ion bar nleb noe / Dor iioitc
1-Narsfrig. Napnenc pno Sphre-
lanbsforiporcrne ira 9pgocn itnor
Nicrnc inobue9et / bisie @ulitaer.
Ean Sretten holot Slop NaSmuno-
ltab Ifilerin9stalell, mems Sfptter-
laJet parobereoe ueo Stenen. Salt-
tnen Itnar pon @ierfholt. 9autnen
pcO Dtpre itanr mellem Sromia Olte-
ri oa aongepeien. Tpr Nfilsringerl
talte 9Prer Getpebt % eiterpao bolot
aoiunft Solme Gale Tor Sagen.
5 Sflonf iamleOeS Solf pou Ian-
itob og gif i TroceSiion me6 SfoIe-
barna / Spibien uiloer Taner og
Stag til &irfen bpor oct bolote5
ScitgubstIenelte. G%iterpau bar Oet
Nolfefcit pon Nonitaoepen bpor Sro-
isrcr aolbein Sfaare toltc ior 90
acrl. Sognepreit Neumonn min0c-
oes / en- Gale at Sfiuufbpgocn / Qar
fan bolbc 50-Aorsillbilprm iont e1ct
6erreo oe eget EreitegiUlo; @pg-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-16
aden fsrst az ier~ htat 'i hfder, Skris ma.
MEAD CYCLE co., Dept. D IS, Chicago, H..
Eiamocr % Srglcr.
Start oaatr.

ApAl ~RuSi
Sfriu jode sitrr ca
toIOs % uouu hpao
ON eniteS. Ginuo.
0irfeor1el eqer ous
orsel. 90 . ltol m
De. al Se Der fan
ica tisot ct uon,erfsr
<ptulmeut til IA
gems laUeite %riier.
liPou bette SLAB.
the q WESTERN
MUSIC HOUSE.
$50 2nd Ave-, S.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-16

Srnmger TT en- Spmoifiue? "Su.
pennen" err ioa goo iom noaen anoen
epmoifine I'll ben oetbeIie EriS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-16

Some Spna. fome 5sIgie.
aom auQbropIe. fom Spelin,
aipra, aalpe, 3eff g iere
Sill re Spter.apee inn;
6eitc @roie ia ostf eta
oritfe Flare aislloa re,
anor Elm Sag ia Si9it6o opro,
Dat ifo noo GOT hsfre ane."
Ga ale 9nqoeus SoIf ipefulerer
libt poa. hoorleOes be fol iuo en-
lioen Snlal al Gieloet5 Serliabe0
/ Sommeren5 sob. Sommc ipn'cr
paa Tiiteriet. ionme pua RenSjna-
lei. % ionme hGr Senner melIeur
@uOeierue. lille nj iiliielo@.
6or GieI0et er liaeiom Ssialtere,
/ gpgoeu. iuue. @uobranos oelerne.
22oe Mai.
Ar6ers Sfre0e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
LEADS GERMANY
AS NAVAL POWER
Congressmen Charge the Figures
Were Juggled TO Make .. s.
Appear in Third Place.

WASHINGTON, February S.-(As.
sociated Press by Federal Wireless) -
That experts in the navy department
iuggled the statistics in the Navy Yard
Year Book for 1918 to make the Ameri,
can Navy appear inferior 70 the Ger
man Navy, and thereby lsetting the
United States down TO third place as
4 naval power, was charged yestegdassy
by Representatives Witherspoon fanh
Hensley, members of the house commit
tee on naval affairs. ~ n,
The sensational charges were made
while Secretary Of the Navy Daniels
was before the committee. He was
called before the body to explain the
Nays program for the coming year.
The congressman brought out the fact
that three battleships, the Oregon, MAS
sachusetts and Indiana, Of the same
tonnage and of heavier armament than
| ten listed as. German battleships, are
left out of the United States list alto
gether, and that the Year Book, instead
of giving this country as having thirty
sly battleships built and in the course
of construction, as compared with Ger
many's thirty,nine battleships bull
and in course Of construction, shoulc
have credited this country with thirty
| nine battleships with a heavier tota
tonnage and armament than that O.
Germany.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03


The bright idea that somebody had
that II would be classy to run a sub
way under the O., R. & l.. tracks at
Leilehua and make man work for
his beer by climbing in and out, has
been nipped in the bud, according to
a report that circulated yesterday, con-
firmed afterwards by United States At
torney McCaru. The report said that
tRe Army higher-ups had ordered ee'
ment cork for the subway, and MI
McCarn says that he would not be sur
prised if this be true, as he had drawn
attention to the tunnel in one Of his
communications to Washington.
The subway had been cut out oppo
site the ''Voleano House" as the new
Kimhall beer hall at Leilehua is now
called by the soldiers, and runs in
straight line from the front entrance
of the hostelry to the nearest point OF
the reservation, providing a means
whereby none need wait for any lag
ging freight train to pass to get baci
! to barracks for roll call, or whateVe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
sPANIARDs DEFEAT MODRs
AFTER STUBBORN FIGHT

TETUAN, Morocco, February g.
(By Associated Press Cable) Deter.
mined to crush the warlike Moors who
have been carrying on a guerilla war.
fare Tor several Years, the Spanish
military forces in Morocco have com
bined to send out an invading column
and last Thursday engaged in a fight
with the natives in an all,day battle.
The Moors showed stubborn resist.
ance, and in spite. Of the superiority
of the Spanish arms, particularly in
artillery, it was not until evening that
the combat took a decisive turn in
favor of the spaniards. The Spanish
lost four officers and 22 men, killed
Four officers and ll6 men We're wound
| ed. .'''
The Moors fought so desperately
that when they abandoned the field a
evening the majority of their fore'
had been killed or fatally wounded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
MCARN REPORTS TUNNEL TO- HGHER-UPs
AND WORD COMES TO CORK Il UP

lie is. that soldier has to get back TO
In hurry. II was nice little sub
way, chiseled with care from out the
red dirt, and its steps ran both up and
down both ways. s.sg ...,
Mr.. Mccain heard about II on q
recent visit to the post, and il inter
ested him. Cutting holes in military
reservation was depriving the govern
ment Of something Of value without
due process Of law, besides providing
place wLare some wickedly inclined
rockies might pull off prize tight.
So he drew attention to it, as noted,
and attention having been drawn, ae-
tion followed IN due order, and the tun'
uel is to be corked The only chance
for II will be If careful survey proves
il to be wholly off the reservation. Then
II may stay, open to the world from
both ends. .y'
II is not known whether, in this
event, a sentry will be stationed al
the reservation end TO keep the recruits
from rushing in where angels fear tC
tread, and by taking an underground
way Of getting their near-beer get il
bad with the war department and the
attorney general Of these United States
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
.P|NDELL WINS FIGHT
BUT DECLINES JOB

WASHINGTON, February 81 (By
Associated Press Cable) - Henry M,
Pindell, the Peoria (llinois) publisher
whose appointment as ambassador to
Russia precipltated a nation.wide war
of words, win not be found in the st,
Petersburg embassy.
Although Pindell has been nominated,
Investigated at length by opponents,
and finally confirmed by the senate, he
has now refused the post. News Of
the refusal was given out today, after
President Wilson had received letter
from the Illinois editor. In the letter
Pindell writes that he feels that IL
were more delicate TO decline the post,
and that no controversy should sur
round international appointments,
In accepting the deelination, Presi-
dent Wilson says that he does so with
regret, and praises Pindell's discretion.
Washington gossip now has again sug-
gested Charles r. Crane Of Chicago for
the position, ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
MADERO TRAITOR At
LAST MEETS FATE

JUAREZ, Mexieo, February 3, X As
sociated Press by Federal Wireless)---
Francisco Guzman, who figured promf-
nently in the revolt in the City Of
Mexico against President Madero a
year ago, was executed in the front
yard Of a house occupied by General
Villa at this place yesterday Guzman
had just come from Havana, whore y
is charged he had been given a secret
commission by Felix Diaz to induce
Villa TO ienounce Provisional Presi-
dent Carranza of the Constitution
alist government and to have Villa
throw his strength TO a revolution m
favor Of Diaz. After making sure OK
the nature of Guzman's visit, General
Villa ordered his execution.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
l2,O0OR REBELS
At Gates OF
TORR:E0N
General villa Leaves ~ chfhua-
hua En- Route South to Join His
Army and Give Signal for Open
ing Of What Promises to Be the
Most Decisive Battle Of Mexi-
can War; Huerta Prepared to
Fight. ."Gls... -

JUAREz, Mexico, February 3.--(As-
sociated Press by Federal wireless) -
Torreon, the one point outside Of the
City Of Mexico where President
Huerta hopes to make his strongest
stand against the rebels is to be the
scene Of the next decisive battle ir
Mexico. With Gordon army of
twelve thousand rebels already ad-
vanced to points north Of Torreon and
awaiting word to open the attack on
the Federal garrison at that place,
General Villa in command Of the rebel
forces leaves this morning for Cbihua-
hua from whence after a stay Of sew
eral days he win march south to direct
the opening Of the battle.
A courier arriving here from Torreon
last night said that the rebel advance
guards have already surrounded that
city.
Federals in Torreon are preparing fot
the coming Of Villa. The troops are
sleeping in the big armored steel cars,
/ which have been made up into trains
| in the railroad yards. The engines
have steam up ready TO take the trains
south in the event Of evacuation.
With General Villa are General Tori
bio Ortega, General Monelovio Herrera
and General Panfilo Natera, who fought
at Ojinaga.
j villa expects TO 20 to chihuahua TO
Ieonfer with some OF his chiefs before
no personally joins the rebels In their
southwark march.
j Reports from Torreon said the fed
4 erals there, eonimnndqa BY General
lose Refugio Velascd, were greatly
4 talarmed, by the rebel victory at DIN
aga.
| Torreon WIN be Huerta's chief point
of resistance to the rebel wedge, and
he is concentrating all his efforts on
that town, as he hopes to prevent Villa
from reaching further south,
: Refugees are again being taken from
the trains for the border. While Villa
was directing the battle Of Ojinaga NJ
would allow no trains to 60 TO the
border Now that he is back he in
sists upon seeing all passengers in or
der to prevent his enemies from getting
away from the State. He took two
Mexican residents Of chihuahua and .
Spanish citizen from the train. Th'
three told their friends goodby, as the,
expected to be put to death.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
CLUB
! DEMANDS EHREMEAT
OF BOSS MURPHY
u*** ***H

X NEW YORK, February 3.--(As. 7
I. soeiated Press by Federal Wire y
4 less) The National Democratic y
4 Club, at meeting held here last =
y night, adopted resolutions demand. =
4 ing that Boss Murphy be retired =
y from the leadership of the Tam. =
+ many organization.
4 The Sulzer disclosures and con, =
\ slant agitation that has followed =
\ against Murphy since the Sulzer :
X impeachment proceedings brought !
4 the question to an issue last night, !
+ Tho best interests and future !
4 prestige of the Democratic party !
X in New York require Murphy's re- !
X tirement, say the resolutions.
X That Mnrphy''s participation in !
4 the political affairs Of the party !
4 is harmful to its interests, insef. !
+ feet describes the contents of the !
X resolutions. rts !
A* ~ ~ 4 *%***** **** 1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
AMERICANS SAFE
!. BUT FACE TRIAL

SAN DIEGO, California, February
(Associated Press by Federal Wire,
less After being on the road six days,
Robert Harwood and Mortimer Miller,
Americans, who were reported TO have
been executed by the Mexican Federal
authorities, reached Ensenada, the cap
ital Of lower California, Yesterday, ac-
eoraing to advices reaching here last
night. ......,." =. .'--. .
The news was sent ny the United
States consul at Ensenada. g.. q. r.
Tho two men have been placed under
arrest, and it is expected they will be
tried on a charge of smuggling arms
across the harder. -. .. f.. 81.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
HOUSE INSISTS UPON
uTERAGY TEST

WASHINGTON, February 2.--(AssO.
eiated Press Cable)-By a vote of l7S
to l2O today, the house rejected the mo-
tion Of Representative Henry M. Gold
fogle of New York, who tried to secure
n amendment to the Burnett immigra'
ton bill that would cancel the liter.
acy test. - Goldfogle, who is mem
ber of the committee on immigration,
made fight against the inclusion of
this test in committee and renewed 1t
ON the floor, s.s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
BARNETT COMMANDS
MARINE BARRACKS

WASHINGTON, February e. CBy
Associated Press Cable)-col. George
Barnett, now commandant Of the ma
rine barracks at Philadelphia, has been
chosen to succeed Maj. Gen, William
p. Biddle as commandant Of the Ma
ripe Corps. fa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS ARE
GUILTY OF BRIDE TAKING

NEW YORK, February S.-(Assoei.
ated Press by Federal Wireless)--Jo-
seph Cassidy, until recently Demo
cratic leader in Queens county, together
with Louis Walter Jr., were found
guilty by Il jury in the supreme court
Yesterday of accepting bribe IN ro'
turn for judicial nomination gwen
William Gillette Jr., a. former member
of congress.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
RATES REDUCED

NEW YORK, February. S.-(By AS.
sociated Press Cable)-complying with
the order of the interstate commerce
commission, express companies doing an
interstate business put into operation
today new rates sixteen per cent lower
than the former rates. -. .,.., p,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
NAVY NOW FILLED;
. DANIELS GIVES REASONS
= "a. .a.H IT, .-t.'. IT. = = = =
+ 4 \ 4

4 WASHINGTON, February 8. - y
\ (Associated Press by Federal 7
X Wireless) For the first time y
\ since the Civil War the enlisted =
4 complement allowed the Navy has !
4 been filed. Hereafter only spe- =
4 cially qualified applicants win be =
X accepted. The excellent education !
4 al advantages provided by the :
Il Navy, says Secretary Daniels, are y
\ responsible for the heavy enlist =
4 ments in that service. y
+
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
MATSONA, PRIDE OF GREAT fleet, is
GIVEN ROUS|NG WELCOME ASI IT STEAMS
INTOHONOLULU HARB0R0NM MAIDEN TRIP

''The Mataonia has acquitted her
SELF to the fun satisfaction Of all OF
us, and we are satisfied that the
people Of Honolulu will be pleased
| with the service the ship will give
them. = Captain William H. Mat
son. President of the Matson Navi.
! CATION COMPANY.