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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14
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V okrajih Rusk in Chippewa.
Wisconsin, blizu nitro nepredujo-
9Th NEST Ladysmith 5 5000 in
Chippewa Falls 5 10000 prcbi-
valci.
Ozcmljc krizata dive glavni zc-
lczniSki progi ma Duluth in Min
ncapolis.
VISA okolica re gosto nascl.jcna,
kar jc najbol.iSi dokaz IA dobroto
naSc zeml.ic.-Tezka ilovnata crna
prst, XII Sc rcdkokje drugod dobi.
Kupilo je tam zc wee Slovcnccv,
Xxi so pOlni hvalc mad cvctoGimi
pokrajinami.
Oglcjtc 81 svct in Sc Sami pre-
priGajte, kako lcpo sedaj vsc ra-
ste. Ma zahtcvo YAM poSljcmo
breplaGno ~natanGcn popis naSc
zcmlje.
SL0VENSKA NASELBINSKA
tx DRUZBA.
198-1st Ave, Milwaukee, Wis.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14
MAST ZAPISKI''.

Kdor Sc hoce pouciti, kaj je So
cializem ia maj Sc naroci ma Ma
Sc Zapiske' katera revija Sc odli-
kuje pc svojih originalnih in inte-
resantnih clankih.
"NaSi Zapiski" so edna sloven
ska znanstveno socialisticna rei
ia mejuje jih sodrug DIR. H. Tuna,
odvetnik V Gorici.
'Nasi Zapiski" Ihajajo mesec.
no v oblih leposlovnega lista Una.
gazin) ter staneio "a cello leto "a
Ameriko S1.30. Naslov: Upravs
Nash Zapiskov", utica Treh
Kraliev, stew. 16, Gorica, Primer
sko, Austria.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14
KONGRES SRBSKIH STRO.
KOVNIH ORGANIZACIJ.

Po prctcku trch let so Uncle
Srb>kc Strokovnc organizacijc V
n"dcljo I. junija svoi ~.dmi red
nj lbor. Ma zboru. Iii jc IA ~razvoi
>trokovnih organizacij Silno va
zen, je bio zaStopanih pc 1874 de
lcgatlh % Organizacij. Devet de-
lcgatov je priilo IL noyo %osvoje-
NH krajev Srbijc. i'm en- delegat
j. zaStopal Strokovno organizira-
ne SocialistiCnc zene. u Bolgar-
Skega je priSel na zbor narodni
poSlancc sodrug Jordan Jorda-
nov, I Il~rvaSkcga sodrug BukSeg.
IL Pragc DRAWN poSlanec JaroS
IN IL BoSnc Sodrug RauSer.
Po o~tvoriti zbora in pozdravih
j. poroGal tajnik zveze Strokov-
nih organ.zacij Sodrug Pavle
Pavlovic. ObSirno Sc je bavil Z
vpraSanjcm. kako ozivcti strokov-
no gibanjc V novo osvojcnih kra-
Jill. Ilasti Skoplju, Velesu in
Bitolju jc mnogo d~elavstva, kate
TO jc treba privesti V organizaci-
Jo. Nato je razmotrival pray te-
mcljito sedanji polozaj strokov-
nih organizacij. NajboljSi delavci
Sc izseljujejo IL Srbije, ker je V
dczeli prcmalo gospodarskega
razvOja. V vojni so izgubile stro-
kovne organiZacije mnogo funkci-
onarjcv in okolo 1000 Glanov.
konccm lcta 1913 so Uncle stro-
kmnc oreanizacijc 1900 1an3-:,
scdaj Jill imajo re 1890 in trcba
j. pridobiti lc Sc go clanov, da
dosezejo cnako Stevilo Glanov ka-
kor prck vojno.
o tajnikovcm poroGilu Sc je
~razvncla zivahna debata. XII .je
trajala YES dan. Drugi dan je re-
f%eriral sodrug Filipovit, tajnik
dclavske zbornice, o delavskih "a
konih. Scdanji polozaj srbskega
dclavstva jc primerjal s poloza-
jem angleSkcga delavstva, preden
je imelo angleSko delavstvo Sc
Sploh kakSen zakon "a varstvo
delavstva in socialnega zavarova-
MIA. V svojem zanimivem refera-
tn je dejal sodrug Filipovic:
"Minili so Sasi, ko so Sc tovar-
niSki nadzorniki obenem z delav-
skim razredom borili "a zakone
"a varstvo d~elavcevega zivljenja.
kakor jc bio to ma Angleskem !;
minili so cast. ko so Sc borili 6lo-
vekoljubi in agrarci "a socialno
zakonodajo; danes JIG ostal yes ia
boj delavskemu razrcdu, socialni
dcmokraciji. Ali brez organizira-
ne sile delavskega razreda nj So
elaine zakonodaje."
Tretji dan zborovanja je refe-
riral sodrug Pavlovic o "Stav-
kovni in tarifni politiki strokov-
min organizacij." Referent je ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14
Chicago, Ill.

'abi Sc vse sodruge kluba stv.
l. da ST zanesljivo vdeleze klubo.
We SeJe, katera Sc vrsi V petek
zvecer, To je II. t. m. Y navadnih
proStorih. Ma dnevnem redu so
Nolltve odbOra in Delegate V cen.
ttaln odbor "a Cook County in
Sc druge vazne stvari so ma dnev.
mem redu. Pridite vsi.
+. Godina, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14

so im'll pred kratkim zdruzitvcno
H~ohirr'nco IN sprcjcli So rcsoluci-
Jo' III podpira zdruzitcv obch
s'rahN Far took Sc della navskriz-
Je, toda upati jc, ia Sc ugodno re
Sijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14

Ali re innate prvi drzavljanski
papir? l,ko ne, pojdite precej in.
tn POM! Ako ga innate, vzemite
kakor Intro mogoce druzega. De.
lavec hrez volilne pravice, je col.
mar brez vesla. Kdor bi lahko vo-
lii in ne voli, je zlocinec, ker ie
kriv, da drugi trpe zaradi MEGA
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14
Upravnistvo.
Now socialisticni klubi.

Now slovenSki so"cialisticni klu.
In so Sc u%stanovili Y Ironton.
Mimi, Fitz Henry. Pa, Gum.
Wyoming in New Duluth. Mimi.
Vile Slabim 5asom gre naSc
dclo naprcj brcz ~prc>ledka. lee
naprcj,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14
Jugosl.
socialisticni klubi all

posamezniki Xxi imajo formule "a
pogodbo oglasov "a "Druzinski
holedar 1915. lahko posliejo
oglase upr. Prolctaca najkasncjc
do konca augusta. Isto velja tudi
glcde silk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14
Chicago, Ill.

I'LL p. I ~
o.. - ra .,.," NJ" -
L." 80" -"
L+E '"N,'-|, M ;"
,,.a, naI;' II.I, .| I'N'
D ~ 'H.'" ~
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80 P'"''' NJ Uo'o-
~ E"''N I'D N"''-
Ii,'' va 10 y"
- t',"'' "'''S"."
-, ' ''T" po''"J"
vo ter proSi rlasom nravl .do il
naSi klubi podpiraio. da gre mo-
TEN kot prcdlog ma sploSno olaso.
vanic.
Cd casa do casa pridcio ma So.
.jah q. odbora j. :. I. yazne tockc
prctrc>. i'm kcr smo no scdaniib
pravilih zastopani DO uaroduos,i
IN Steer od vsakc narodnosti 20
stlrJc clam, in ker pridejo ma
dnevni red slueaji, Xxi so "a korist
manJslne ali vecine zastopanega
elanStva, pa lahko manjSina veti-
no odglasuJe protl nJih volji, je
socialist, klub st. l tudi V TEN OIL
ru wei mlcIatlvo IN dodaje tudi k
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14

Tocka 16. Pravico do sedeza ma
zboru imajo: az DELEGATE krajev-
Nib klubov, in sicer ina vsak klub
pravico do enega delegate. StroS-
Ike "a voznjo plaza zveza, druge
troSke pa trpi klub sam.
By Pri vaznih glasovanjih lahko
pet delegatov zahteva, da Sc gla-
SUE pc clanstvu, XII ga zastopajo.
c) Pri glasovanju pc clanstvu
ina vsak delegat toliko g%lasov,
koikor dobro stojecih clanov Ste
je klub, katerega zastopa delegat
in sicer ma podlagi porocila zad-
Nth treh mesecev.
Tocka %. Vsak clan 81. odbora
ina pravico zahtevati v slucaju
vaznih predlogov, bodisi glede
taktike ali finance pri ]. S. e., da
se pr odglasovanju "a tax pred
log, glasuje pc clanstvu narodno-
sti, XII 10 zastopa. Seveda mora biti
tax predlog podprt najmanj Sc cd
enega clana 81. odbora tiste ma
rodnosti.
Top. ured. zadnjic je bio pO-
motama p%orocano, da klubi, ka,
teri Sc ~strinjajo $ zgoraj navede-
mini p~redlogi, maj svoie izjave
posljejO ma tajnika klubu st. /.
sodr. Flip Godina. To je napacno.
Dotiene izjave maj Sc posiljajo 81.
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Ia Chisholm, Mimi.

Nslrd odpotovanja cd tukaj
puStam tajniSko mesto socialist.
kluha Il. 30. Use Y klub Spada-
jote Ntvari je nadalje poSiljati
noVcmu tajuiku. Sodrugu Domiu-
kU Xobcc. box 45S. Chisholm.
Mimi.
SocialiStitui pozdrav,
NJ. MuNrin. biv>i tajnik.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
TWO ARMIES EXPECTED TO MEET SOON
GERMAN CRUISER EMDEN
is RIDDLED WITH SHELLS

LONDON November 1lAssociaed Press by Federal Wire
esSCaptan Gossop commanding the Australian cruiser Sgd
ney reports that Monday he engaged the German cruiser En-
den in running fight in the Indian Ocean, IN which the Emden
was dded with shells and finally beached the Cocos ISL
ands She then fire and her destruction complete
The Sydney lost but three men killed and fifteen wounded in
the engagement. gE5
CAPTAIN GLoSs0P CONGRATULATED BY CHURCHILL
Captain GIossop has been warmly congratulated by Winston
Churchill first lord Of the British Admiralty for his victory, which
removes the last menace to the shipping of the allied Powers in
the Indian Ocean.
The Australian cruiser Sydney is vessel Of 5400 TONS
five knots the the Emden ordinarily and she carried
slightly larger crew.
Insurance rates east of the Suez dropped fifty per cent i'm
medateN upon receipt Of the that the Eden had been de-
Stroyed
EMDEN WAS REMARKABLE DESTROYER
The daring pluck and success Of the German cruiser
ended have not been aed since the days of the Confederate
pvateer Alabama in the American civil war the cruiser having
destroyed twenty-five British ships valued at $4000000
The most daring exont Of the Emden was when she entered
the port Of Penang in the Straits Settlements flying the Japanese
flag and with her rigging disguised and orpedoed the Russian
cruiser Jetchug and French destroyer sinking both vessels
with considerable loss of life.
She was ScoFge to the shipping OF hostile nations and
British shipping suffered especially. @
OF the forySR British destroyed during the the
Emden sunk twenty This small protected cruiser raised havoc
with the British shipping in the Indian Ocean and eded all the
Wasps sent to sink her. The vessels destroyed by the Emden
had total value OF about $4000000 exclusive Of their cargoes
Their tonnage totaled 6l683. ##. 'aaEF a~l
British cruisers did their best to sink the Emden but she
always eded them She had maximum speed Of twenty seven
knots and was able to run down the merchantmen and
the slower cruisers. ."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
WAR WILL NOT ALTER NAVAL PLANS

WASHINGTON November ll.Associated Press by Federal
WireleSS-The Wo-bateShps program will be continued
through the next congress according to statements Of the admin
Stration made yesterday
President Wilson says there will be no change the policy
laid down and that there plans foot to increase
the naval estimates.
This statement by the President was induced by previous
statement made public by Representative E. W. Roberts OF Mas
sachsetts member Of the house committee naval affairs who
said that as result OF the war Europe increased naval pro-
gram would be adopted by the United States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13

Berlin reports officially that the situation the western
pagn Is satisfactory and that slow progress being made The
announcement says;
"our attacks near Ypres progressing slowly Further
south strong British couner-attaCks have been repulsed'
Adices from Belgium say that the cutting Of the dykes and
the consequent nndaon Of parts Of the country hamper both
the Germans and the Allies alike
The Germans have been obliged to evacuate Mddeeke, be-
tween Newport and 0Stend, account of high water and the
Allies are unable to occupy this point for the same reason
TEUT0NS REMOVE HEAVY ARTILLERY
Dispatches from Geneva say that there is heavy the
Vosges mountains The Swiss adces state that the Germans
with great difficulty removing their reserve artillery from
the defensive positions the heights into the valley below This
action considered to Indicate preparations for retreat
The Rotterdam correspondent of the Exchange Telegraph
Agency says that the German retirement in Belgium continues
GENERAL EVACUATION IN PROGRESS l,
He reports that $4,000 and 100 guns have left The
towards Client and that Oyeigh wagons with munitions have
left Bruges for the same destination.
Successive tranoads Of artillery leaving the Lys Valley
for Client and general headquarters have been transferred to
Alost
Dispatches from France the London Times say that no
developments have resulted from the fighting Sunday and Mon
day Ypre La Bassee and Messnes but that there
Gus losses OF men and material
NlNETY-TWo TRAINS OF WOUNDED
The result Of the last few days fighting the German side
shown by the passage Of Rnetywo trains carrying 1880
German wounded through Brussels Sunday bound for Ger
many. 1 @E4
Lord Roseberry former British premier announced yester-
day that his nephew Colonel W. r. Wyndam, brother and heir
presmpte to- the Third Baron Leckonfed had been killed in
action in France .~%s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
.MAR|ABERRILL.
4 PIONEER, IS DEAD.
WelI-known Honolulu Woman
Passes Out At Home Of
John Lucas
lTrom wednesday Adyertiser. J

&.
Mrs. Marin I3errill, a wen known
Honolulu woman, died at the residence
Of her nephew, John Lucas, in Luna.
lilo street, last night at seven O'Clock.
The funeral services win be held at
Williams, undertaking parlors this af
ternoon at four O'Clock. Harry Lucas,
George Lucas, A. II. Lucas Charles
Lucas, Jr,, Norman Lucas and Albert
bucas, grand-nephews Of the deceased,
viii act as pallbearers. The inter.
ment viii be in the family plot in Nuu.
anu cemetery. ,tt
Mrs. Berrfll was well and favorab.y
known in Honolulu for her charitable
and religious works She was tac
widow Of the late Captain William
Berrill. who was prominent here IN
shipping circles in the early ffties,
and sister Of the late George Lucas.
In company with a number of other
passengers, Mrs. Berrill arrived in
Honolulu 10 1852, on sailing vessel
from Australia en- route 20 San Fran.
cisco. II was the custom in those
days for sailing vessels to put in here
for water supplies and incidentally to
give the passengers rest after their
long and weary journey from the
Antipodes. y
Mrs. Berrill became enamored OF the
charms Of Honolulu and elected to re.
main here rather than continue her
journey TO the mainland. With the
exception Of few brief visits to Cali.
fornia, Mrs. Berrill; had resided con,
tinuously in Honolulu for 6fty-twc
years. It'd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
INSTRUCTED TO FIND l.. j.
... ROUTE TO AMERICA

LONDON October 3l.-Carl Hans
LQdy, alias Charles Inglis, charged with
espionage and on trial for his life be,
fore court-martial, entered the wit
meas box this afternoon as soon as the
prosecution had closed its case. s
The prosecution had declared that
the defendant was an alien enemy, q
German subject, although he spoke
English fluenJy with an American ac.
cent, and he had sent valuable reports
" Berlin, giving accurate details con
corning ornaments aud the location OF
British ships and describing places in
scotland. y.- ..'.
Lody gave an outline of his mission
to England, He said that formerly he
vas senior lieutenant in the German
navy, but that later he was transferred
to the reserve. He secured a position
70 act as tourist agent for the Ham
burg. American line. Incidentally, he
opid, he was well known ia New York
society. When in Berlin last July
LOdy declared he had received instruc
prs from superior naval officer
whose name he was pledged not TO re-
veal, to select a route to New York. HI
was not TO start for America, but was
40 remain IN England until the first naval
p counter was fought between Ger
many and England and give informa
ton regarding the actual losses to the
Hritsh feet. He was then to proceed
% New York. Lody said also that he
had been instructed TO keep track OF
re movements of the British feet, but
tie. vas warned not 20 ito any spying.
lodv admitted that such instruction.
caused him uneasiness, but he was as
su ,1,l that, he had: sufficiently the 9p
pcarauce of an American to travel a,
M American. &c..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
TERRIFIC BATTLE
RENEWED WHEN
HEAVY FOG LIFTS
Allies Making General Progress
While German Retirement
Continues In Belgium

I 0ND0N, November 11-(Associated Press by
Federal Wireless)-The official announcement
from Paris last night says the fog which has
been hamperng operations near the sea coast Is
abatinu and that the Germans are attempting to
pierce the Allies line by frontal attack south OF
DiXemude.
The announcement made earlier in the day said
that particularly violent encounters were taking
place along the line between Armentieres and the
sea, with both sides alternately on the offensive.
twas stated that the long German attack south
Of Ypres had been repulsed, and that the Allies
had made perceptibe progress between Ypres and
Armentieres, and near BKschoot, and that between
La Bassee and the River WoeWe the Allies had Sc
cured the ground gained in the last few days
fighting.
BRITISH REPULS Sc ALL ATTACKS
The British have energeticalIy repulsed all at
tacks on their front.
The Belgian official announcement from Hawre
says the military situation in Flanders Is relative
" unchanged, but that the Allies have made slight
H..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
CHRONIC p1ARRHaEA.

Are you nl.iect to attacks Of diar
hoe 7 Keep abs lute'y quiet for few
DAYS res; in bed il possible, be careful
of your diet and take Chamberla u =
Culic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
This medicine has cured eases Of
chronic diarrhoe that Physicians have
failed on, and it viii Cnra yen. For
aaE by'at. dealsrs Rensou, Smith &
Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii. #
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
Scientist To Study Disease

Chicago, November Ill Associated
Press by Federal Wireless DIR. simon
Flexner, head of the Rockefeller In.
stitute, is reported as about TO leave
for an extended trip into the districts
affected by the foot and mouth disease
among the cattle in order to study the
diseases with a view TO isolating the
bacillus and developing an antitoxin.
Doctor Flexner is the bacteriOlogist
who succeeded In isolating the bacilli
i of infantilc paralysis. 49, ....'.' ...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
DESPERATE FIGHTING in PROGRESS .
IN THE SUBURBS OF CITY OF MEXICO


w Mexico tn,
~ .
With between $1,000
the "a
CARRNZA GUARANTEES SAFETY FRIENDLY
Panc0 Villa and
GENERALS COMMANDING cONSTTUTl0NAllSTS RELIEVED
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13

u r.
The interest of Germany is cenerng the operations on
the eastern frontier says the Berlin wireless although the beu
ming OF the actual operations there has not been officially an
nounced further report of victory by the Germans be-
fore WrbaIen has been given out.
From Berlin also reports of religious threats from the
hierarchy OF the Mohammedan religion against those Mohame
dams now fighting under the British flag against the Powers Of
whom Turkey is the active ally Ia
Berlin announces that the Shiek vi sam the head Of the
Mohamedans Of the world in which he declares that those Mo-
hammedans who are now fighting for Great Britain France and
Russia are muderers and not and liable religious
punishment
TURKEY DEPRE SSED OVER REvERSES
Advces to the Post from Athens say that Turkey depressed
by the damage which the Russians have already inflicted The
Ottoman Empire said to be epentng its rash adventure and
soon may cease fighting @
Vienna report states that the Russians who had oyerrm
Bkowina have retired in the direction Of the Dneer pur
sued by the Austrian army and losing many prisoners Vienna
frontier the Russians have been defeated by the Turks who are
now occupying positions on Russian soil.
Inc cespatches from Petrogad very sangne The oper
atoms south OF the San River, and throughout Eastern Gacia are
continuing with marked success for the Russians the AustrianS
abandoning their advance positions from S south of lerberu
TO Czernowz on the Bukowna border and falling back towards
Hungary
ANOTHER POLISH INVASION ATTEMPTED
In East Prussia reports Peograd the right of the German
army which had attempted Polish invasion BY way of the Me
men Rver and Which had been thrown back the border
before lyok Yesterday these positions taken by the Rus
SLAMS and the Germans forced back towards Mazoa Lake.
East OF Nedenbeg the Russian cavalry has defeated the
German detachment guarding the railroad train has CAP
ured and the bridges along considerable section Of the line
have been destroyed S.s1, -. Er@|@i .','
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
BRIIsH-AMERIcAN PEACE RATIFIED

WASHINGTON, November ll.Associaed Press by Federal
WeeSS 1.-The peace commission treaty between Great Britain
and the United States effect becoming operative yes
with the formal ratification of the treaty by the British foreign
office and received exchange the formal ratification OF the treaty
by the United States senate. %s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
BRITISH SHOOT
GERMAN SPY
German Naval Reserve Officer
Was Posing As American (
Tourist Agent

LONDON, November 11.--(Associat-
ed Press by Federal wireless) Charles
Lody, alias Charles Inglis, who was
convicted by court martial ON Novem-
Der 2 Of espionage was executed yes.
terday by a firing squad, as a spy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
JAPAN SEEKS RAILWAY CONCESSION

BERLIN, November 1-Assooated Press by Federal Wire
to Information given Perograd paper the
Japanese government has made demand upon China for
cesso giving Japan the right to build railroad from Tsinan
through the Shangung Peninsula and on to the Yangzeang
River
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
HIDDEN RADIO FOUND
IN LOWER CALIFORNIA

WASHINGTON, November H.
& (Assoeiated Press by Commercial
Cablel United States secret service
men have located hidden radio sta.
tion at Ensenada, Lower California,
Just across the border. Information is
believed TO have been given to bellis,
erents at sea through this station.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
Fourteen States Now ouaran-
tined In Campaign Against
Foot and Mouth Disease

WASHINGTON, November li.-(As-
ISOLATED Press by Federal Wireless) -
Yesterday the fourteenth State was
quarantined in the campaign against
the foot and mouth disease
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
ANOTHER POLISH INVASION ATTEMPTED
Turnkey Threatens Human Reprisnls

WASHINGTON November l0Associated Press by Federal
WreessIhe Turkish commander at Beirut has formally mott
fled the British and French military and naval commanders through
the American consul general that three French or British sub
ecs will Immediately be executed for every Mssuman killed in
the bombardment of any open or fortified port
Turkey moreover declines to accept responsibility for any
possible anChsan prsngs consequent upon such lombard
mentS. a. = -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13

azas Troops We're relieved from theT commands because they
refused to nuy their action signing the agreement to abide by
the deliberations Of the Aguas Caientes convention
1t is reported that the advance guard Of Villas army
ssng Of $1,000 men is marching on Mexico City which Villa
has been ordered to capture in the Of Provisional President
Gutierrez. NI FgH
TWO ARMIES EXPECTED TO MEET SOON
Between this army and its goal is Caranza force of 10000
under command Of General Pablo Gonzales This force holds
position 0ueretaro the capital Of the Mexican state Of that
name, about 10 miles northwest of Mexico City.
clash between the contendg factions expected at that
place. Nut
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
PILEs cuRED n . Io Z DAYS.

i, PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed
20 cure any case Of Itching Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in Q to
~ days or money refunded Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. Saiut Louis
U. of A. ~. VIII.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
RUSSIAN REVERSES
ARE ANNOUNCED BY
BERLIN AND VIENNA
Petrograd Claims Slav Troops Are
Still Advancing and Turks
Are Defeated By Gar

I 0ND0N, November 11--(Assooiated Press by
Federal WlreIess) Reports Of Russian re-
verses at the hands of the East Prussians and
the Turks come by wireless from Berlin and Wen
ma, while PetroOrad reports German and Austrian
defeats by the Russians.
AdvIces to the London Post from Rome say that
Germany is alarmed at the Russian successes and
has made preliminary offers Of peace which Rus
STA has rejected.
From Amsterdam dispatches say that the Dutch
newspapers confirm statements regarding the
Germans transferring cavalry and artillery from
the western to the eastern frontier
SLAv STRENGTH OvERWHElMS
Petrograd dispatches to the Daily Telegraph say
that the Russian lack of artillery has been every
where compensated for by their great preponder-
ence Of infantry troops. The freezing and harden
ing OF the roads has accelerated the movements
OF the Russians. That the Germans have aban-
doned hope Of returning to Poland is shown by the
destruction Of bridges in their retreat and the dam
aging OF the roads wherever possible as they re-
Atno ~ Il = .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
TsNGTAU DELIVERED TO coNQUERORS

TSlNGTAU, November 1l-Associated Press by CONNER
Ca CabeTsngau Internationally delivered to the Iapa-
nese today by the German commander.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-13
NAVAL BATTLE RAGING OFE cORoNEI

LIMA, November ll(Assocaed Press by Commercial Ca
e-Despaches from Chile report that heavy cannonadnq is
being heard off coronel 49," =