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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
Germans Go North in
March Through Belgium

BRUSSELS August lis Press by Federal Wreess)
Iiege and now stretched out along the valley Of the ourth the
river on which Lege lies Two divisions Of cavalry the German
west Of Lege, the road Hasselt tH@
The Begans still hold Lege and been
strongly reinforced by French and British infantry and r
y The reports from the front that the allies have driven
officially that the Germans have evacuated one fort
at Lege, which has been reoccuped by the Belgians
DIsARRANGED GERMAN PLANS.
the invaders have met with at Iege has dis
arranged all their plans the found captured
spy 70 be believed These indicate Germans
for small resistance in Belgium and had planned to be French
soil by last Wednesday at Lille The German stagess had
peced TO occupy Brussels ago Sunday within eight
hours Of starting the Belgian invasion.
INVADERS ARE HUNGRY
The prisoners being taken the allies hunger
the German ranks the comnay having unequal
previously brought in who stated that the German advance had
been made the upposon that there would slight
and that the army would be able to live of the country without
trouble I~
SHELLS NOW INVADERS DOWN j
four miles south Lege repuse with reported heavy
loss Among the dead after the attackers had been driven
found the bodies Of Prince William left
the battlefield by eight hundred
The main slaughter when advancing
range Of the bridge concentrating the ON it when it was
crowded with troops The bridge swept clean
TOTAL GERMAN LOSSES AT LIEeE.
The total German loss before sgs i now ooa placed at
REAL MILITANTS @sc4
PARIS France August Special dispatches Paris
papers today bring the story that employees Of the
arms factory at Hesa just outside of Leg fought ercey against
the German invaders The firearms their ammu
milton lasted and then bacaded the factory
and poured boiling from upper upon
dachments sent to take possession Of the factory They
to have disabled 1000 of the Germans way
The factory not taken Friday employees were
with the and the defense planned by the
women tstS sf4o9itt 7t.g.st#s ~ a#
NETHERLANDS PREPARE. st3#
To protect itself against German aggression Netherlands
calling out troops and staonng them the
nces Of oyyse Drenhe Fresland and ronngen in which
provinces martial law has been declared. $3.50 .....
etlt SEEING BANK DEPOSITS N ftt =
Auora D..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
POLAND INVADED.
Australian Squadron
in Chinese Waters

SHANGHAI China August H. ASSOCIATED Press by Federal
Wees has despatched her feet TO assist the regular
British festin Chinese waters .. ,I,5 hg nsyf
The Australian squadron consists of the behp cruiser Aus
aa sister of the New Zealand cassed in the lists with
the interchangeable the three protected cruisers Of the Dartmouth
class the Melbourne Sydney and Brisbane and three desroyers
the Paama Yarra and Warego These vessels by
Australians. &
JAPANESE ON TRANSPORTS
According the reports brought here by
from Inland Sea points large Japanese
ready to- sail orders arrive The troops for service
China number ve thousand It is expected that these
will be sent to Shantung 100 %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
Russians Gain Strong
FoOthold IN Gdlicia

ST PETERSBURG Russia August IL ASSOCIATED by
wees Russian force has gained foothold
territory northern Gacia affair
which lacking attack in upon entrenhed
body of Auans developing into conflict in which
cavalry charged routed three Of Austrian
fantry The cavalry used their sabres effectively.
German prisoners the fighting along
border being transported inland
loads being reported yesterday from Wilma hundred miles
the line. sasgMMlF
sssf POLAND INVADED NEsasts
LONDON England August 1.-THE Central agency says
that the Austan have occupied Mecho miles inside Russian
Poland after defeating force Russian Cosac
cocs placed ct four hundred and that Of the Auns only
hundred and forty. & ats &t.#.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14

SAN FRANCISCO, August l2.-(As
ISOLATED Press by Federal Wireless -
Italy ha sent announcement that IL has
cancelled its exhibit at the Panama
Pacific Exposition TO be held here in
1915. France, on the other hand. has
notified the exposition officials that she
will exhibit as originally planned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
KEEP IT HANDY.

Immediate relief is necessary Ia at,
tacks Of diarrhoea. Chamberlain !
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
should always be on hand. For sale NJ
all dealers Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii. ~. VIZ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14

SAN FRANCISCO, August 1s.--(A As
soeiated Press by Federal Wireless)
The American Hawaiian steamer Ne.
braskan sailed from here yesterday,
bound for New York. IL will proceed
direct to Panama and will be the first
merchantmen through the Panama
Canal from the Pacific.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
Germans Carried Lieqe
AT Point of Bayonet

BERLIN via Copenhagen August Press by Fed
era Wreesl Emperor William today American Aassa
dor Gerard in the Palace Garden The Emperor appeared confident
though in serious mood He said that the Begns
German bayOnets carried everything He added that the Bns
abandoned great number of their fight
losses incurred in the fighting published names
Americans wishing leave Germany being the
American embassy. LII IVY MI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
STEAMER nile, FEARING
Capture, WILL REMAIN
IN PORT in FAR EAST
Pacific Mail Vessel, Under British Regis
try, Delays Departure For Kobe When
II Is Learned There Is Dangerof Cap
ture BY German Cruiser.

YOKOHAMA August IL ~ Especial Gable TO the Hawaii
Hochi) The Pacific Mail Nile which is Of British regis
try being held in this port for fear Of capture by German
cruiser She ready to sail for Kobe when word Of
the appearance Of German warshp Kihu port be-
tween here Kobe Her sailing date cancelled and she
to China
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
BRITISH AND GERMAN SHIPS
REPORTED TO HAVE CLASHED
NORTH OF SAN SAL VADOR
German Fruit Steamer Brings News Of
Sea Battle to Boston; Ten Thousand
German Cavalry Attempt Turning
Movement North of Liege.

BOSTON Massachusetts, August H. Associated by
Federal Wiree)A fight between British and German
cruisers took place two hundred and fifty miles of San
Salvador according to reports brought here yesterday
Norwegian fruit steamer Lovand The battle have
occurred August and is further reported that Ger
fed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
Great EUents
in Alsace

LONDON. August IL. - (Asso.
ciated Press by Federal wireless)
Great events are foreshad owed
in Lower Alsace from the few
guarded messages that have been
received, the censorship being ur.
gently strict. It is known that the
French have been pouring rein
torcements into Muelhausen, in an.
ticipation Of an attack in force by
an allied German and Austrian
army.
It Is reported from Copenhagen
that the French have been driven
back, losing $4,000 men. The ex-
tent Of the attack is unknown.
A battle is already going on at
Wittenheim, north Of Muelhausen,
but whether this win develop into
the great battle expected or not
is not known, according to Paris
dispatches. Nothing definite has
been heard Of the Austrian force
reported from Berne as gathering
at Basel three days ago.
Paris advices are that the
French are meeting serious oppo.
sition in their advance north, but
il Is regarded in the French CAPT
tai that the French are holding
their ground, at least
GERMANS CROSS LINE.
As counterstroke to the
French invasion Of Alsace, the
Germans are attempting to force
a passage into France through the
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, into
Meurthe ct Moselle. The French
are stubbornly resisting.
BRITISH MOBILIZATION
COMPLETE.
Earl Kitchener, the British war
secretary, announces that the mob
.lization of the British home army
5 now complete, with six hundred
thousand men ready to march.
These are the regulars and the res
twists. The territorials are hold
ing themselves in readiness to join
the colors, while other volunteers
nay be called for later, If the ne.
;essity arises.
sERVIA DEFENDS HERSELF
According TO dispatches which
have come from Belgrade, the
austrian invasion of Servia has
jailed and the attention of that
country is now directed to prepar-
ing to resist the Russian invasion
Of Galicia. Belgrade is no longer
menaced by an invading force,
while the troops which crossed the
Danube south of the capital have
oeen withdrawn.
| A Servian force has invaded
Bosnia, where the Servians expect
to receive recruits from the resi-
dent population which is strongly
Slav. Alf ui y III
BULGARIA. IN STATE OF WAR
SOFIA, Bulgaria, August IL
A state Of war has been declared
throughout Bulgaria. Precaution-
airy measures are being taken both
for defense and for possible Of.
| Tense.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
Germany Makes REQUEST

WASHINGTON August IL Associated Press by Federal
Germany through the United States today permission
from Great Britain to send code messages through London
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
Germany VIII Use the
Savings of People

BERLIN August H. London August Press by
Federal Wireless)The Norddeutch Agemene zeung its
today declares that Germany has
cay the problem of mobilization of the through
Reichbank adds that the issuance Of moratorium spenng
the date Of payment of all obligations will necessary
people savings million five dollars will
first be taken before this course is resorted to- Ks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
LINER LUsITANIA 4.
SAFE IN PORT

NEW YORK, August II. The
cunard liner Lusitania reports
safe off Fastnet. She was rumor-
ed to have been chased by German
cruisers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
Registration For
Foreign Built Ships

WASHINGTON August Associated Press by
yesterday the bill authorizing
admit American registry all foreign built ships less than FIVE
old The amended require provso
well majority Of the stock Of entered shall
be held by American citizens
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
MEAT PRICES JUMPING.
America May Enter Protest

WASHINGTON August H. Associated Press by Federal
of State Bryan today cabed Ambassador
London to investigate the report that Great Britain forbdng
the landing of foreigner British soil The
protest if this is true. = .| E.a., PA
This today North Sea mined
everywhere ,..:@... ...'.;. '.t&G.#F
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14

CAINANERA, Cuba, August ~. ~
associated Press by Federal Wireless)
The Fifth Regiment of Marines has
been ordered to proceed at once to
Santo Domingo on the United States
transport Hancock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
Atlantic Fleet for Pacific

YoKoHA MA, August 11-(Speca Cable Hawaii Hochi)
After investigation has been learned that the report that the
lean Atlantic feet to enter the Pacific through the
at early date partially portion Of the baeshp fleet
q TO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
japanese Consul Is
Jailed in Mexico

WASHINGTON August H. ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wire
Japanese ambassador here notified Secretary
Bryan that the honorary japanese Manzano Mexico
been arrested by the Constutiona investigation will
.s.s.t .l#., N.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
Russians Victorious

LONDON August Associated by Federal Wreess)
An Exchange telegraph despatch reports that Russians have
feated the Austrans at several unnamed places.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
Food Riots in Berlin

COPENHAGEN August H. by Federal Wire
Reports received here that the food supply problem
become great in Berlin that prices reached prohbve pon
and that food riots now in progress there.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
Point to Battle

SAN FRANCISCO August H. ASSOCIATED by Federal
WssA wreage found today floating
coast the Cliff House included reading
Navigating Officer and Gunner Whether naval engagement
has actually taken place the British
stripping for action with the German Leipzig
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
sEIzING BANK DEPosIT

AT aefaPHa SEIzING BANK DEPOSITS. m, fI3#t,lA
LONDON England August funds ssouesrated in
the Berlin bank total $25 10000 .. --a -- -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
GERMANS CROSS LINE.

As a counterstroke to the
French invasion Of Alsace, the
Germans are attempting to force
a passage into France through the
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, into
Meurthe- ct Moselle. The French
are stubbornly resisting.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-14
REAL MILITANTS.
NETHERLANps PREPARE.

To protect itself against German aggression the Netherlands
calling out troops and saonng them in the
vince Of oyeryssel Drenthe Friesand and ongen which
provinces martial law has been declared $3.50
The evening world., 1914-01-05
DR.. JOSEPHINE BAKER
WON'T TRY TO Be THE
MEDICAL. Officer
And DR.. I.ederle Says There
Would BE No Health Board
Fuss il She Did.

Both Or. Erns. T. Lcdcrle. Comnis.
sloner OF Health. and pr. $. Josephine
Baker. head of the Bureau of Child
Hygiene, cmpathirally denied to-day
trouble over tho possibility of Dr. Baker
sanding. for the office of general medi-
cal officer or sanitary superintendent
IL had been bbruited that the new
Civil Service Commissioners might have
No decide the eligibility Of woman to
these two high offices.
II have no intention to take the ex-
animation for either OF the Offices" was
the gist of Dr. Bakers comment.
sex makes no difference said DR..
Ledcrle In effect.
noyed to think that the possibility of
4 storm In his department was being
discussed.
There Is no storm brewing over
this," said DR.. I.eicrle. THE matter
10 up to the Civil Service Commission
ers. and 1 shall take no action either
way until they move. These posts are
both open. and I should, naturally. like
to have them filled as expeditiously as
possible, hut | don't care at all who
gets the places so long as the persons
chosen are competent.
Personally I have no objection 10
women f'llIng important positions In the
department. 1t has always been my
policy and that OF the Health Depart
msnt to disregard sex altogether and
70 mako all appointments and promo.
ttons purely on the scores OF capability
end fitness.'
Dr.. Baker. who has made n national
reputation by her work with child prob.
lens and II also widely known as q
suffrasist. said she felt little concern
over the matter.
Tho Board Ct Estimate and Appor-
tionment appropriated $3.50 $50 last year
for her division alone.
The evening world., 1914-01-05

~ following Commissioner wufdo's cus-
tom Of making promotions from the top
Of the eligible list. To-day he announced
that Detective Scsrt McKenna would
fill the place OF Lieut.. Rooney. who
dropped dead at the desk OF the Canarsie
station on Saturday.
Mckcnna will probably DC kept at To-
lice Headquarters, however. and is ex-
pected to be put at the mead OF the pick.
pocket squad II that $ resurrected
The Commissioner said he had the
promise of III. cooperation OF the Mag
istYates and Dy free use OF the vagran-
cy and ha5itual criminal clauses of the
pienal code expected to make .1e city
too hot for criminals.
The evening world., 1914-01-05
'M'KAY TO RE:ESTlBtHn
SPECIAL POLICE SQUADS
New Commissioner Will Also Wake
Promotions From Head of
Eligibility LIST.

r. .t" Commissioner Mckdy an
No Hcri to-day that tnere void pe
iG1Jsuratei at once ~ quiet. persistent
ami viIorous' prose cutlon OF criminals
Of all kinda. which. he hoped. would re-
suit In thorough cleanup Of the city.
The pdwnshop squad was revived to-
day, and 1t Is believed that, one by one.
the other old-timc squads-the pick
~,cket. the mcniicant. the strong arm
g." 'tc Italian s1uads-wlli be rebi.
venatej.
Mr.. Mckay pleased the rank and M.
The evening world., 1914-01-05
Printer Kellogg Hu-ucd Out.

Damage estimated at $1,000 was done
to the printing and lithographing plant
OF Andrew II. Kellogg by FIRE. which
burned out the sixth floor Of the seven
story building at Nos. 1ti-i53 East Twen-
ty-ffth street early last night
The evening world., 1914-01-05
Absolute Truth of This Story
Attested by Guarantee to Give
SIS, 10000 to Any Charitable
Institution If Shown Otherwise.

Father Johns Medicine is a physicians pre-.
scription.
Prescribed for the late Rev. Father John
O'Brien. Of Lowell. Mass. by an eminent spe
cialist in 1885.
Father John recommended this prescription to
his parishoners and friends and in this way il
became known - Father Johns Medicine.
This story is true and we guarantee to give
100000 to any charitable institution, IL shown
otherwise.
Father Johns Medicine will cure coughs. colds,
and throat and lung troubles. and make flesh and
strength II taken faithfully. Does not contain
alcohol or poisonous drugs.
The evening world., 1914-01-05
old FASHIONED FAMILY REMEDY
FOR COLDS and BODY BUILDING

Father Johns Medicine G lures
Colds and Builds Upthe Body
Without Use of Alcohol or
Dangerous Druss-A Doc.
tors Prescription, so Years
in Use.
The evening world., 1914-01-05
The January Sale Of LINENS I

reveal surprises Of eager purchasers Rare
Ireland Scotland Germany and France, at amazing reduction
which epnsh the household store every kind to compile Il
precious finds" for the connoisseur.
SCOTCH LINEN TABLE CLOTHS at es.76, were S.
LINEN NAPKINS to match Table Cloths at . 80 to el1
ODD LINEN NAPKINS at e226 and - rs dozen, were
$500 yards Of fine Beached Linen Table Damask at e6c
5000 yards Of Pearl White Costume Linen at 400 yard
Round Decorative Table Cloths Of pure linen, trimmed
912.76, formerly $22.50
IRISH HUCKABACK TOWELS, fine and heavy, at q.
and So. Others at % a dozen, were 49,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-07-02

Board CT E;nualizers What you
needed was brains and Courage and
Conscience Brains. TO see that the
plan was feasible; Conscience, to feel
that tho State of Georgia has been
crippled by hidden values long
enough: and Courage, to stand up
like men, and double these values.
Plenty of room for equalization after
you have reached something like a
fair basis to begin with.
Whether I own any land, or other
thing, to be taxed is entirely beside
the mark. | have paid all the taxes
demanded Of me; and what is more [
am telling you the plain truth. For
the sake Of RIGHT stop this Internal
selfishness, and political folly, and do
something to inlmortalize you.
GENTLEMEN YOU CAN GET ALL
THE MONEY YOU NEED--IF YOU
WANT TO GET IT. Yes, you can
provide every deserving mother in
this State with sufficient money to
care for the helpless children around
her own Preside. You will save the
people st least fifty per cent OF the
present cost Of not half caring for
these children. The State is not a
charitable institution. No. But the
State ought to learn how to best
conserve the interests OF it's citizen
ship. Practically all the talk about
EUGENICS is internal rot 1t is
Matched up in New England by some
female men and male women. My
father would have known exactly
what TO have done with both sides.
He was surgeon. What we need
is to take care Of the children that
are given to the mothers and fathers
Of Georgia by Almighty God, and not
to establish a human stock farm.
Now, gentlemen, l am not ac>
qualnted, personally with but two
legis!ators-one Of them is my warm
personal friend and neigbbor. He
can talk longer, and louder and do
less at it than any man I know ex-
Cept the writer. But he knows that
I an right. And l believe he will
vote right On these things if he can
find some man who will lead in the
matter.
I want to see the PEOPLE hon
ored awhile, now. We have been
sending Tom, Dick, and Harry to At
lanta, honoring them for all these
years. Now let T., D., and H. give
us some sure enough legislation, and
honor us a while.
l am forty-eight, white, free-born,
born in Georgia and have never got
ten over it. / have voted for some
mighty sorry timber in my time.
One last thing. Mash the very
life out Of this internal Feminist Wo-
man Suffrage, Free Love, Socialistic
folly. Do it now. It is heIl-born,
and watered by the mildew Of all the
ages, and must be the pet invention
Of Sotan hi1nen1f
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-07-02
RIGE TWO
sel11bly OF Georgia
Thos. B. CIlpepper.

GENTLEMEN: The time is
Ia here for you to go up to At
"a 4 lanta and occupy time, spend
I 80 money, pass resolutions, ap-
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-09-24
DON'T yAKE WRONG MEDICINE

II your liver gets lazy you need a
liver tonic, not merly a laxative for
the bowels. Many people take SIM
pie laxative when the liver gets slug
gish liver. What is needed is tonic
that viii liven up the liver without
forcing you to stay at hme and lose
a day from your work.
You have such tonic in Dodson's
Liver Tone. Codson's Liver Tclc Is
all that IS claimed fer it, because the
druggists vino sell it agre. to hani
back the money with sni.e. TO any
person not satisfied VIII tn relief
Dodson's gives.
Dodson's Liver Tone is vegetable
liquid with a very pleasant taste and
is a prompt and reliable remedy for
constipation, biliousness, sour stomach
and torpid liver.
J. T. Ladd will give lsefaawxdfXRR
Ladd's drug store will give it their
personal guarantee. Large bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone is only so cents.
For children orgrown people it is the
ideal E..Si.'he Try it on tn. gua1 an
tee,
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-09-24
COMING OF THE CIRCUS-AN EP-
OCH IN CHILDLIFE.
All Should See "a. Parade "f the
'Nirbty Haac Show"

All Should See "a. Parade "f the
Mighty Haae Show
There are three great cpocnS IN the
LIE of a child; the coming Of its BIRTH
day, the opening and closing of school
and the coming of a circus or the Big
Show. The spectacular announce
mcnt that THE HAAG MIGHTY would
be in Chcraw hos somewhat disturbed
the children's minds as to which was
the greatest event, the closing OF the
school, their birthdy, or tn" coming
of the MIGHTY SHOWS. Tho princi-
pals realizing that "all work 2nd no
play would make Jack dui, boy"
have promised scholars of all schGcl"
that they should sec the parade Of
THE MIGHTY HAAG, and on tho ZIG
SHOW date October the eth. no good
boy would be kept in late. and that
all could get cut and 20 to sc the
lion. the monkey zoo. aS we'll as the
elephant arG kangaroo.
The Com.nr OF TT MIGHTY HAAG
SHOWS - trhnrlv "rG the announce
ment that ~ October tho 9TH. VIII hc
the place is pleasant and satGt l'tory
evidence that the people of ChNaw.
will once more have the pleasure OF
seeing a real Southern Circus.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-09-24
CHAMPION RIDING EXPERTS
Wheeler Bros. Circus Shows Replete
xu;lL N.aat L.. uoSfrian EaafuraS-

The new and wonderful European
arenic features that have been added
TO the Wheeler Bros. Shows appear ing
here Saturday Sept. &c, are many and
varied, but none stand out so promi-
nently in the brilliant galaxy of star
feature acts as the LeRoy-SeXton
Troupe. now seen for the first time
I'm America. These clever people are
acknowledged the champion riding eX-
perts of Europe, and appear In what
is classed as the only original equest-
rian acts known to the circus for the
mast half century. Their simplest
feat are not within the range OF ac-
complishment OF the average eques-
train, and their more heroic efforts
are the bame of envious rivals. They
are noted for their deXtrous indivi-
dual and conqjunctive performances
which embrace a series OF riding and
athletic stunts entirely new to the
American arena, concluding with
simultaneous bounding leaps from
the ground to the back of horses. The
certainty of execution with which all
their feats are accomplished gives a
finished touch that is so frequently
lacking in ordinary riches. The Leroy
Sexton Troupe are not alone. how
ever, in the Wheeler Bros. Equestrian
contingent. There are many ono;
r,ders of Doth sexes whose names aIe
SYNONYM N VIII trc ue.t and gie".si
IN e., les rIan acbieI :mc1'5 and ne
majority ,f wAld ar progei 4
bining acquired skill with hereditar!
genious. They represent every schoo
and style Of riding-bounding, Jockey
somersaulting, hurdle, menage, ant
race riders and heroic horsemanshiI
of the frontier.
A Company Of genuine Cossack Rii
ers in native costume, give an exhiDi
tion of Daring Whirlwind Riding
which has never been equalled. Posi-
lively the greatest act r.: its Kind eve
offered by any travelling organization