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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-06
Sala5ar uuo Gampa Sie=
ben gegen Gaias
Gran0es.
Gru5eo, jeet in gieiu gorf, ais
oritter I'M 8nnSe.
nGeoplntipn Der 9ieaftiunGrcm" +,
iagen &illa nnb Garramsa.
Noro-Wferieo fait pine Srnppcm Der
Standardization.
Garransa riiitct amgcblif sam ,selo-
5ng gegen @illn.
s!lle 6afenitatte iinb i'm Seiisc Der
Garransiitcn.

81 Eoio, Ger, 5. Ie5. Cine
neiie repolutionGre 9clueglng lit in
Wterico aiIsgebroheii. mie aopien Ell.
iler Eroflamation erfennen loiien,
ol ebier belite einfrafen un0 BON ,suic
Sne5 Sala5ar unb emilio Z. Ganlpa,
3tpei friiberen @eneralen unter Suer-
to, itnter5eidnet iirio. Sic ioIlen an
Der Spise bon Srilppen i'm nittIcren
Gbihuabun Iteben ino I'M 9egriffc
iein, Gaias 8ran0eS, cinen itrateoi=
idlen Tiinft iiiomeitIidl Don ,Suare,
ltno iueItlif Don ser Staot Gbibua.
Dna, an3rgreifen.
2ie Eroflamation erfennt neoer
Die Observation-Disclosures un-
fer Gnrran5a, mie lie in 0era Grits
etabliert lit, nod sic aonpentions.
Megierling, Die BON &iaa ilntcritiibi
lit, OH. Gs beiBt. oaB cine &onpcil.
tionsform BON Gegicrllng our6 einC
neue Enrtci ctnbliert neroen ioQ.
.Gs miro bebaiiptet, ooB Die neite &c.
iuealtng in alien SeiIen pon 0lericc
llntcritiitlrng fin0e.
Tos Gpflrment lit pom %. 9fo'
penber in Sabo be Vieora, Gbibuo'
bma, 6atiert. Ties mar penige %
ge, nahOem @enefnl Salooar aus
Dem Sefingni$ in 9QbuquerQnc
u. 9R., entipihen mar, mo er inter
glnflngc bes MeineiOcs feitgcbaltei
puroe. Norber mar er pon Sen ame
rifoniihen MiIitGrbeboroen in 6or
I@IiB. Ger, oetiitiert tuorben.
Salasar nnb Gambia lparen I'LL
ter Der Suerto Reeierlrng 5lliam
men nit @cnerol Easclal Sro5cl
, ,Siibrer. Sro3co ion i'll 9Iem g)or
nit 9laenten Ser friiberen @rerta
. Hegierling fonferieren iinb angeblid
ben glnfailf pon @affen unS Mtuni
tion perilt6en. Iic meue Wepeglnl
mir0 bon bcu @illa. lino Garran5a
9lnbGngern oils Elm &eriih Der Heaf
: tionGren" be3eihnet.
Der @illa-&ommanbnnt IN Saia
. @ron6es, Nberit Manlel Sdoo, er
+ iud)te beute Tim 800 Wum 5ritpper
3 nm ieine 8orniion BON 100 Man
III perIt1rfen. Cdoa ion 9lnitalter
t treffen, bie Stobt 81 roumen. 6
; beiBt, ooB iid SaIasar nit iiber 80
Weann in Der Idbe aifbalte.
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Die Sbreeon. uno 8on5alcs- -Sruppe
!. oaran ieien, Lungs beiber 9iiiten III
: OH ser @rcn5c cine a9reiiiue 9ep(
: gung su beginnen. Gie 9arran3iIte
e bebaupten Die Safenitdote Sompicl
: 8era Grlij irno 8ilpamas, iowie ull
= S1fen an Der 8reii5 0itlif DO
ei Suare5.
r Sera Gru5. 5. Ge5. @enert
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rnI @arranaa pieberbolte bellte, %
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-06

osyn NnlIl19sYDltn bertitet
iif) cine nelle Sdladt
DDr.
Slntiger 8ampf in ben gprprten
bon Spbs am 5reitas.
EetrusrnS id5iueist iid iiber 9ins-
gang bebentinmer @eiie ans.
sJtnlien iuiro bel NenprSnnng Gnru-
pas nid)t ansscidlD6cn bleibsn.
gritiidje 9igemmclSnmgem pum
Sramb 8bitlud bementiert.
Diilitarpiliftise Sapaner berlaiIen
in Sdaren SumOlnln.
@crben FIR bic griten in Iesppten,
SnSien nnS Tfrifa sebrau6t.
Srans6iiidle Sn6inettsmitglieSer an-
geblid nad) Earis snriif.
CeiterreifDiihcr gerpplnn bpmbar-
Siert Die Stnbt Getinje.
Seliorter @arniion BEL Sffenii iiDe
uein iuenis suriifsctricben".
Sabinetts-Sriie in Serbien, Eremier
biloet nenes &abinett.
GertranensDptnm Der italicniifen
Stammer fiir &egierumg.
90nis George lit es nidlt lamse
on Der 5emerliuie.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-06
$riti(dtr lltbrr 9rtaononQ5t urrlni6t
r2lultnlia" lief eit September nidt bon 0@ 0oreu%

(slus glnierifa erfllbren crit Die 9riten,
onB i6r lleber0reaonou9bt sluoacious ges
Iunfen mar
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-06
ltrmrcmfclin sranflins geitOrbsn.

&bilabelpbia, ). Te5. Srl.
9(gncs Srrpin, ehemnli9c Sefonin
hcs AoOclifie Goaege, Cambridge,
N;ali., ltorb bier beute III ibrem
Saus. Sic mar Dor iiinf 5aeen an
eunQenentSilnoung erfranft. SRI
,Srlpin mar Die llrurenfelin Don @en-
ianlin SSranflni. Sic mar 73 Sabre
alt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-06

- auricrt Gnre Grfalfnug In ti'
nem Sage = nehmt elm tiirtiio:es
Sao inl Oriental &oteI. (an3.)
fs.io.5o
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-06

Spd) Smfel Sam, Der tat gans nnperfroren
Dem samb Die gtadrid)t flnitern in Die Sbren.
Spbm Sull oersins oaranf iofurt bas 2adlen;
Sa, ieben Sic, bas fommt bpn iulde Safen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
LOCAL PEOPLE Go
0"CABBAGEDAY
CELEBRATION

enc hundred and forty people left
Brownsville hv train tor San Bcnitu thi>
DAY celebration aHd there were Moor,
ihau half that hummer that went mp D,
automobile. Indication, aIr that lL
celebration Nil IT, y hig success and that
there viii hc y large ATTENDANCE from
IIl paints in thr Lower l:iu Grlutlr Val
ley.
Another large crowd went uIrin th
motor ear This afternoon. and also WI
the afternoon train. These viii hr tl.'r
ter thr great part M lhr celebration. lut
will IT, able a. see the hog Waldlp" au'
the 'cahhaer clutch aud the nthr
unique attractions that were ~tHgr
especially ior The uc,l>iuu.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
MISSIONARY FROM MEXICO
REV. W. ~ MORROW COMES To
BROWNSVILLE FROM MO\TEMo
RELICS. N. L. GOES To GEORGIA.

Rev. j. l.. Morrow. ia charge II The
PRESBYTERIAN MrXiran missions at Mon.
'rmurciu>. in tine state VT NucNu Leon.
arrived in Brownsville last night. lie i
rupl- to atlanta 'iu.. tu visit relatives
being wv leave NJ absence WI >iN weeks.
Dr Morrow travelled overland from
Nuntrmorrln> ~ AldamH>. on the McNi-
can National railroad AMI up that line
go Camaren. whore hr crossed e. Rio
trnnlc City. Texas.
Tho missionary stated that there i>
rrn> idcrahlr fighting almost ever, day
between small armies ~ the Frrlcral>
and Cuu>titutiuuali>t>. the last large cu-
eaermcrl being lhnt near Muntcnnrclo~
the result uf Whirn was PUBLISH here
iu"rr than u week a.n.
lie stated that hc va> u%nfamii'r with
iIc rNaI movements MI trruI~ iE ihr
%>rrtiuu from which hc came.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
ST. PATRICK'S DAY


lf amy one believes there are nu IT,
lowed Irish in Brownsville ~ viii find
himself greatly mistaken ID he viii nuie
The great number celebrating TODAY TN
The Wcdriu uf the green. >haiArock>.
real >hamrurh> from the ovid ~nd.
were numerous wv ruat larrl> aui green
lies. artificial >hamrock>. novelties. etc.
there were In plenty. M. l'atrick'~ daN
" not being celebrated IN amy special
service IN the CITY. hut there are several
private celebrations going ~ that will
make up Tor The community celebrations
that are INDUCED in The larger cities 81
The country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17

William j l;oy of Great Fall. Mont.
H. \ visitor iu Brownsville today. iIc ~
registered III The Miller hotel.
Nfrr'l Long ~ Dallas IN iu Browns
.illc tria!. ~ ~ 4 guest w lhc Miller
hotel
Eill Sh,fcr "f Mission !, \ visitor ~
Brownsville TO-DAY, on business IT, D.
registered IN The Miller hotel.
Il. r.. MrErvdr If Falfurria> t. in The
eli, to-day. \ guest M The Miller hotel.
Il. T.. Siiff NJ -. Louis 4. IN the city
Today. iIc IL stopping at The Miller no
tel
<. w Wumack nf Houston ~ Y bu>i
me-, visitor in The rite today. lie j. regis
tcrd M M, Miller hotel.
\ g. p"nllcirr IF lIarlingcn wa> 4
visitor IN ihr cit, tr~i crda,. ruming ia
attend u meeting Of ihr ElkS. AR. Pen
dlrfon returned o. ll'riingen to-day.
John =. Conway 81 Mission was il
lhr rii, Yesterday.
j. VI. BrvucS ct Ia Grange il IA The
city today. lie j. registered at the Nil
lcr hotel.
y. G Mcconnell 40 BOSTON IN in the
city. Z guest at The Miller hotel
W. Nj. Thomas If -. Louis H. regis
tered w the Miller hotel.
Iamc~ Bowling NJ Dallas i> rrgi>trr.l
40 The san Carries hotel.
,irnaru Rios ~ del Rio Y. M The city.
= guest 40 The san Carlos hotel.
Mrs .lImc> kurtz W Princeton. Ind.
lnl MIR. and Mrs. H. W. Mrl;ol~ft> of
kiu.~,illr arrived in the city last night
tan i snort visit. They are guests III the
~an Cnrln> hotel.
q. -. Thomas 81 San Auionin u a ,i>
itor IN thr cit,. ne liz Registered ~ Tho
san carlo, hotel.
4. q. Tn,lnr uf Jacksonville. Texas. IL
III the city TODAY. lIr ~ registered at The
san carlos hotel.
T.. y. sparks 81 Corpus Christi 4, Z
visitor iu Eruwn>,il lc tnla, Tie L. reg
i~trrrl AZ thr San Carlos hotel.
N. Fischer ~ San Juan ~ iu The rit,
TO-DAY. i guest at the San Carlos hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
CAPTAIN WAY RETURNS
TENDED >TDCkMEN'> MEETING
At FORT WORTH.

captain ". n. WAY ~ ~an Autumin.
VII" ha> been az Brownsville the past
several weeks buy ing cattle. returned ~
.dat from Forth Worth. where b. attcnd
~ the meeting ~ the Texas ~inrkmru.
he'd there last week. Captain WAY
stands nigh ~ the cuunril> Of the Texas
Cattle IiaiSrT>' dissertations. and ~ has
been prominent IN the associations work
Tor many Years.
lir WAS accompanied un the return
trip 90 brownsville bN i. i. Fletcher of
~. Louis both nf them hl,in. hcrn
cl">r friends - Nunug men. hut who had
not seen each either for twenty wears.
They arr stepping at he Fan Carlo,
hotel during their STAY ia brownsville.
Mr.. Fletcher j. down un \ pleasure "trip.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17

Every Kind uf gail. every drll. every
trick ami fancy stunt tiuI ihr cavalry
boys can 10 they are doing toiay. Hotl
troops, NJ. cf the Fourteenth aud ~ ~
the Third have been Hinuntc,l wv their
horses All through the day. the ir-np.
vtin. with each other a. make \ grr,
~,urr ia the inspection which H. briu.
hrhl y, GENERAL James Parker uf the
Southern department headquarters ai
Kan Antonio.
The work ~ rigorous Hnd cNariing. hui
thr hul> IN reason ~ heir army train
ing have held M well. and Indications
are that the two truur> viii pass through
the iu>pc tiuu with 4 favorable >corc.
Grncrll Parker and hi> aidr. Lirutcn.
amt john III Reed. leave tomorrow morn
iue on The branch train for Rio Graudc
city. vlirrr d. viii Inspect Trrup N NY
thc FDurlcrnth. From Ihlt point hr viii
4" tn Laredo. perhaps returning in llar
iin-ru and going WI The wat MI CORPUS
Christi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

~ local Applications, rs they cannot
reach the diseased portion 81 Tire ear.
ilHI" t~ only one Way fu cure deafness.
nni nat is ny constitutional remedies.
Deafness - caused bv an iuflauei comb
ton ~ the mucous lining Of The Fusta-
chian Tube. When this tubs In iuidmeI
tuu have "a runhlfnE sound nr imperfect
h'arfrE. u when 10 fs entirely closed.
Deafness H the result. aud unless tHe in
flHmmafinn con hr takfm out ami this
twhc restored m if~ normal condition.
hearing Will hr destroyed forever. nine
ra-rE ont 80 ten are caused Nv catarfh.
which ir nothing bat am frntruel Nundi
tlpn M fnr murnnr rurfHrrT.
WI will rttf Nnr Nuuurfd Dollars fHr nnN
r1E WI Is8fntH - frfu- i hv ratHfrhN mo
cannot - cured - Hans tafnrrr cure
send fnr circulars free
VI vi ,Ht%FN A rn Toledo ohio
Snid tt NruEEisfH rar
Take Hairs Family lAfs fpr constipation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
GREENLAND THEATRE
TONIGHT.

Zig double program including y ~|I.rrial
drama MY MOTHERS IRISH
SlIAWLS"
THE EopB> HONEY MOON"
-A TALE on THE VEST
LEGEND OF THE LILACS.r
THE ACTORS CHRISTMAS"
Come aud ~tEt a~ long a. ,uu like.
NJ advance five and len cents.
Tomorrow The Famous PLAYERS pro
duction y LADY OF OF ATTY
lu five reels.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17

! hereby announce myself ~ a caudi
date for City Marshal of the city ~
Brownsville ~ the election a. bc held
next April. / refer 70 my past record a.
city marshal and solicit the support N
my friends.
AL, a.. GEORGE toNNok.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
WRITE STORIES FOR
MOVING PICTURE PLAYS
New. Sparr Time Profession for Men aud
AMI N,Anru Onr Man Makes
-..,nu iu SiN Months

Owing ~ the large number M new mn
tiuu picture thratcr> which are being
Opened throughout the country. there j,
offered ~ ihr men ami women NJ twlal
i new profession. namely that II writ
iHs moving p-turc plays. Producers are
paving from 80 ~ -iIn fur each ~rrn
ario accepted. upon which the! can build
\ photo plan.
e.-I0n ~ SIN MONTHS.
~ il on, require u few hours time tu
construct y complete PLAY. ,ou can read
ily sec the immense possibilities 10 this
work. One man who gave the idea a
tryuut. writes that W. earned 5000 in >i&
months. u j. possible Ter ~ intelligent
person ~ meet with equal success.
Ouc feature II The work that should
appeal a. everyone. IL that the work may
~ duur I'D home IN spare time. NJ liter
AIRY ahilit, j. required and women have
a. great an opportunity a. men. Ideas
fur plots are constant, turning ur and
may lr pm iu = scenario form aui >uld
iur " -FrFi nri'f.-
I'NEFI'I LARS SENT IIEE
Complete particulars If this most IN
;rr.>ting aEd profitable profession ma,
be- had free uf rhargc ~ sending a post
.Arl IN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
CITY NEWS

DaHii FrohmaH presents The worlds
famous actress Cecilia Lotus in the pop
ular PLAY ~ LADY OF Qt AilTN" t.
morrow afternoon anu night ia five reels
Brtamland
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17

Ge'> ~ hisgSriN' TOMMY Attorney
Gus kuWai>ki Of kin->villr. hlrhcrg
rulntl. returned iu hi> home tuNn this
afieTnoou, after attending the opening
~ county court in Brownsville. air. ko
wul>ki states That conditions are peace
ful ia hi> county. aud that the laws are
being observed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
ARMY BOYS ARE
GOING CATS

WORK OF INSPECTION BEGINS AZ
An EARLY HOURS TODAY AM.
CONTINUES UNTIL LATE THIS
AFTERNOON.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17

-" mr. ban d"Hbic prnpram tonight q
iIr Drramland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17

A. I'll Montgomery uf >Hu Eruitu i~ "
business visitor 30 The ia. today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17

kHiHhfv nm CDlHmbH~ Nh vat. An.
nuurtmrnt ~ made TO-DAY hr y. y Al.
cr,lu. SECRETARY OF The knights 81 Column
has. hat liH.rr will hc = meeting uf The
lodge NJ ii, hall IA : O'clock tonight.
Hrs. Jprg,H~fH il hcIf for two weeks.
prepared iu work I'd hulnr ~ TN appoint
mcni. Shampnnine. hairlrcS>ing. mani
curing scalp treatment. face massage.
children hair emitting. t"mhiHe~ made
in >niL hr> and transformations. \
ir-autiml lime III hair goods at reduced
prices. Call al 1850 Washington. or
phone .l.G SO lnt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
..PHOTO-PLAY ASSOCIATION

I;o2 ~. WIlkc>barc. IA.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DOCTORS

DR.. f. T.. DICKINSON
Physician and surgeon.
onicr OVER Eagle Pharmacy.
Residence West Brownsville.
Phone a27.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-17

aus'i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03


with British
fighting attacks
The flooded fields anpeg the Germans greatly and they unable bring any their
q s y =
British inflicted
damage setting fire stores and exploding Of the Shells
fs ies n
Strengthening 0St kocke
fortified particularly
berghe and Heys. "A " f556~l
taB REPORT
the their territory
N the east at BmsOt the Germans were defeated with much loss
BERLIN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT
BERll November Press BY Federal WessT Yesterday
Ypes continue" official statement last night
fortified positions north vay the reeatng the sne We have captured thou
sards Of prisoners and two machine II
to the enemy"
PARIS SAYS 4=I +|a@,@s.s
PARIS November Press BY Federal wireless Official statement issued
holding their the attacks Of the invaders
& EE
Y
he Germans been driven Rama South the Allies have lost Hebeck and
& h . J.. .
East Ype the Allies have tow ard Paschendae"
a#4sH.4sr INDICATES GERMAN RETREAT l...H
LONDON Federal WFaesA late
indications falling
Sunday houTou
the Allies forced the FIGHTING and driven the baene miles north
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
.ZAPATA AND
VILLA MUST co

MEXICO CITY, November L. CAS-
ISOLATED Press by Federal Wireless)
The Mexican minister Of foreign affairs
Issues a statement that Provisional
President Carranza will not resign his
position until Villa and zapata, the
two leaders whom he fears most, are
eliminated entirely and ordered TO
leave the country, at least for tho
present
The statement says that in the event
these conditions are complied with Car,
rama win also leave the country until
a new government can be formed.
Carranza is responsible for the state
ment that he has 10000 soldiers ready
for eventualitios, indicating hostilities
in the event Of the refusal OF Wills
and zapata TO agree TO these terms.
Paul May, the Belgian minister who
was handed his passports because OF
alleged disrespectful notes addressed ia
the Mexican government, has been
given twenty.four hours to leave the
country. a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
.FINANCIERS SEE
WAY TO RESUME
FOREIGN TRADE

WASHINGTON, November Ids.
soeiated Press by Federal Wireless =
II is understood hcre that as a result
OF the conference between officials %
the British Treasury department ana the
officials of the United States treasury,
fshort term paper has been agreed ups
on MS the best medium for the settle.
mept Of American European oblisa,
tons,
The British representatives visited
this city for the purpose of making
such financial Arrangements Ms w0nI,,
insure the resumption Of trade rela-
tions as nearly normal as possible un,
der the present war conditions in Eu.
rope.
IL is expected that America will
be able TO transact 4 great volume OF
business with the nations included N
the agreement under this arrangement,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03

nETR0GRAD, November I--Qssocated Press by Federal
- WreessAn official statement last night tells of
- tinued success for the Russians against the Austro
German forces which had attempted the capture Of Warsaw and
which being driven back upon the Sesan border and
given no opportunity to reform for another stand The Russians
are capturing hundreds Of prisoners daily and taking many sup
plies, which the Germans are being forced TO abandon.
q ASSAULT IN EAST PRUSSIA FAILS
The plans of the Germans East Prussia break through the
Russian fortified lines the center at Bakaazewo have also fail
ed according to this official announcement which states that
after five days of continuous assault the Prssans have been
forced to fall back and discontinue the attack The German losses
have been heavy their regiments have been sent against strong
positions energetcaIy defended.
In Gaicia the fighting continues the Asans being massed
along the line of the Russians road GacoW The situation last
night as the result Of Yesterdays battling unchanged
49, GERMANS REGRoUPhG, SAYS BERLIN
BERLIN, November l-Associaed Press by Federal Wire
ess) An official announcement dealing with the situation in the
east issued last night says that the battle the East Pusan
frontier yet undecided West OF Warsaw says the
en the Russians slowly following the German troops, which
are being regrouped. .A4 &a#5 @
AUSTRIAN COUNT OF PRISONERS
In Austria, says earlier official statement the Austans
have captured to date total SAB Russian officers and 1850
men, 4ss sa 4es ~.
Strong Russian forces which crossed the river SAN south Of
Nsko were repsed while the Austrian forces have captured ort
fled positions south Of Sambor
WILL DROP OFFENSIVE CAMPAIGN
PARIS, October 3News from Copenhagen is that the Ger
man general staff according to report has decided that the
nagn in Poland will be continued the defensive until the battle
of Flanders is ended and Calais is captured.
N. AUSTRIA REPORTS SUCCESSES as s
VIENNA, November 1ASSoCiated Press BY Federal Wire
eSS IAN official statement issued last night says Near the
Gacon BukoWian border in the center Of Gacia and the
lower San River we have defeated the Russians"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
10 CURE 4 colo N NNs BAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinina
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money If IT fails 10 cure.
q, W. Groves Signature is O.
each box
PARIS kEI IcINE CO. s. leva I G.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
DEMOCRATS issue
STATEMENT FROM
THEIR HEADQUARTERS

4 4
y WASHINGTON, November L. y
y (Associatod Press by Federal \
4 Wireless) In a prediction state. 4
4 nent issued yesterday through tho 4
X Democratic, national committee, \
X the Democratic congressional com 4
4 mittees concede loss OF t1xty, 4
y claim they will retain majority =
4 Of one hundred. On the other 4
4 hand. they claim the election Of 4;
\ enough Democrats to increase the 4
= present majority Of six in the +
+ senate. 4
\ 4
OK ~ ~ 4 4 y Y X X 4 + .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
gEMEMEnR THE NAME.

hamherlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoe Remedy Il the best known
medicine for diarrhoo dyseutery, collie,
cramps or pains IN the stomach. You
mas need il some time. For sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith & CO., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
Italian Cabinet Goes To Pieces

ROME
last night dagrment
tor w Prer ssnd with The task forming another cabinet
4 I. 7.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
Copper a Contraba,ad No,p

WASHINGTON -
London Illuminating oil has placed List Of cOndi
ionsl oontrabsnd 1897
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
BERLIN CROWDS CHEER
SULTAN ON NEWS OE
WAR DECLARATION

RERLIN. November IL ASSOCIATED Press by Fed
~ eraI Wireless)--An official announcement was
made here last night that Germany had formally
annexed Egypt. Enthusiastic crowds greeted Tur-
keys declaration Of war against Russia and paraders
before the Turkish embassy last night cheered for
the Sultan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03

CHICAGO, October si.- (Assoeiated
Press by Federal Wireless) The stock
yards have been quarantined because OF
an alarming appearance Of the foot.and
mouth disease. aAw
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-03
Aeroplane To Help a Wreck.

WHITLEY, wreless
Fifty yesterday British hospital
ship Rohf which preceding
The
attended with great peril 1s sB r.
lRonlia