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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-17
Vienna Officially Announces viii
drawaIand Admits Russian
Positions Are Strong

VIENNA NOVEMBER n4st Associst
ID Prees by Fed6fst WifsIest1 IN,
practical abandormefit OF ea8tefi Ga
Iicia by tho Anstrikhs was y1itetdA,
.lnnoGnced in an oshcf6l atatbll6nt
xLioh says that tlje Russians nov liolt
important pcsit on. between ftkeiilys
md cracow extending from tie Polta
border TO thc CsfpAthlahs.
TARNoW Is IRfPoRTAEr "
Tne nlcst important i6f these Foti
IONS flom a strategic standpeilit 4
eafnoW ON the main railroad line fr5n
JMsslow TO cracow and an lnfvortah'
railroad junction. fff
The Rhssians hold the bridges cf6es
ing the Daha5ec RIVER hsfe
South and east the invaders are DC
ctfpyfng Jaslo, another importaIit taii
road town on the Wislokk Riesr, WIN,
still further south md east, on IN,
railroad that skirts the Carpathiatis, M
Russians are in possession Of Krosht
.nd me passages over me wtROki
River.
AUsTRfA TAKEs 100, 200 MIN
TO date In the Hkhting the AustrianI
have taken Of Russian. Sefvfan ono
Montenegrin prisoners s67 ofhcefs ana
90, 727 men. These include the prison
ers taken in ServfR on Thttrsday. II
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secretary Bryan Anh0uiScs fhat
American Troops WIN Be .
Withdrawn On November 70
SeClSl0n HAS cREaFE0
/ svkPRist ON MAINLAND
AT Persons For Whom ljnited
States Is Responsible Have
|, Leftvera Cruz ga

wAsiiiNcToN, november u. tA,.
tocfstsd Press ~ TedsrSi wirslsss q
Ihefe arptSrs to be no prbspect. Of
Svsftiiik iiIifies ri Mexico on 4 iarks
psct1s, ana tno vafiUas Factions afS nov
prcpakins for the INST battle abf the
,hsw. plf5so,pf tile intsrnsl dissehsiohk
wIf4A MOVING TROOPS n
3 uslttai Fiifa IL moving ROOFS "a
meet thb chfrsiiza forces under con
I'ctaI Gonzales IL Querettto City. where
the drst encounter probably viii tais
pldcb. NctoldihR 10 xdvicos from IA
faso ySffttfay. s; 4 N
NJ X Il Tsb5fssd that VIA 4 srsO pisn
ring ~ 1ttAck ramriec, INA thsh
s,AMEn1oANs WILL RvACUATH
Secretary % state Bryan announced
dMt hiRlt thkt the American fOrces
Wlll tsaodsis Vera Cru on tlie twenty
third ~ t,nlt month. ~ ~ y y
The annonhcement catisea great sur
pris a IN Wow OF the resusnption OF
hostiIitfta IN Mexico. rs
REFuo1Es HAVE DEPARTED
secfctaEF bryan said thati all III,
persons ilIfvera Cruz for whose pfotee
ton The 1liit6d States a fesponsibI,
had Mt The city Oathoiic prlcsts aht
htfs. who had become the obJect. Of
pefueeutip4 me now on route TO IN.
Unitea tt4t6i lss 81
Five trsntpgrts sro waiting at vsrs
Cruz 70 tako tho troops. =
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Astounding figures Indicate Past
Fifty Years Increase IN
Wealth and Population

4 WASHINGTON, November H. CAS-
Isolated Press by Federal wireless)
The report Of the bureau Of foreign
and domestic commerce, jnst rendered,
shows the enormous growth Of the coun.
Try during the last half century.
The population has more than quad.
rupled Ia the period Of fifty years.
Tho foreign commerce of the United
States has increased in that time from
ans millions annually, TO 42E9 millions
Annually. s14
Tire wealth of the country has in
creased from seven billions IN 1870, TO
Tao billions at the present time.
There are nineteen million children
attending schools, and 100000 persons
attending universities and colleges. The
national expenditure for education
alone amounts to 500 million dollars
annually.
The number Of Libraries is steadily
growing.
There, are moro than, $4,000 news.
papers and periodicals published ia the
United States.
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DUCRAp0hD TRACT'
MAY BE RECLAIMED
BY THE TERRITORY
BIO Ppiect 70 wipe our Obaox.
ious District Ass Been
lfsnnlrascd
eopERMNENF ToeHePARE {
NAP Of LAND AFfEcf ED
sest lLsaIslsi6ts WIN be asked
FOR Au,hctity 70 keCcm-
q pIish Improvement s,

Charles n, Fyfbes. superintendent Of
lipblic works Of tjte Territory seater'
lfhsgsgFhsd ~ ffcrste i filrSf \ sttil
II land 800 fcet wide end $500 fec,
long, along the aia9ka sideSof kalskatp
avenue, sztspdihk from where tic street
sar tradk srasses me .MrGulb tract
to the yottsges II tbc btcesss Hotel
AID the 6rsf Stsp,in the rcslaifbiSe ii
the. obhotioliA ma nihloa0fdub duck
ponds u tins liuder way.
superintendent Forbes interested
This matter was tahen up by sthc
sha;nb6r OF commerce; letter, 70 tue
iptom0tl00 cninHiftoe requesting thai
tho fattcf 0tgani1atioA take dp tht
Hattef with SufDeft II don't, ForBcs.
z. An p6ftics wore yfei,tiy pleased when
Mr.. / 6rBee tetihced tho greatest inter,
est in the project, and promised to have
She uecsssafy map prepared aud print.
ed in, his ofIice, =. n j ". - X : -.
B0gffnfhg Of Big Proltct f.s tas
Ne Bthe mention of ME men beiIihd
This ff0le,t 0f irptIhinilha aie tiacRI
pond 1feki6ig 70 have the ,tletails hafe
stiab or PROPERTY niehtidnt9s 10 form
! working basis for the reclamation OF
the entire losland district lying behind
WIN 90 70 i,esisIttfe I. 80 ssa-
wKeo ths4s "details have beS6 worked
mt they an be presented TO the snexi
iegiGIhkar8t aud movement and eftaitef
20 yaSae tina rufapertv III duestion eifhel
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Honolulu Readers can No Longer
IA Doubt the Evidence.
TehIs ygraleful ,eiti1an taafthe 10up

Honolulu Readers can No Longer
|; "A Doubt the Evidence
This grateful ,citizen testihsd long
| ago
roia Of quick rsiief--of undoubted
\ sfhe facts ARE now confirmed.
| Such tcstimony Is complete-Athe eyi.
deuce conclusive. VI a
n forms convincing proof OF merit.
G II. Schoenfeld, 4429A Grattan st.,
st. Louis, Mo-, says: t'I had lots Of
tfohble from haekaehe and got so lame
u 'tiT d that ] could hardly get around
The kidney secretions were disordered
|abd ] had 10 get up several times at
might to pass them. l. hadn I. used over
half box OF Doan s Baekache Kidney
PILLS when 1 got relief gradually got
|iwell The backaehe left. NY kidneys
bseame normal and the kidney seere.
tions CLEARED up. I publicly recon-
Hiended nosn 8 Backaehei Kidney Pills
some years ago. after they helped me
50 hfnch, and IL gives me pleasure TO
conhtin my former endorsemept.' ~
DoanS lBaekarhe Kidney Pills are
sold BY al druggists and storekeepers
at 81 cents per box (six boxes $2,50),
or will be mailed on receipt Of price
hy the tolliaer Drug Co., Ilouolulu,
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is.
laAda ~ @.,' s,ts
Remember the name, DOan s and
take no substitute. .s".h
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RUSSIAN CAVALRY
. Capture AIRlAEA
German infantry That Came To
Rescue Of AyiatOrs Is
Driven Back
PETRooRAn, November a, 7 fAs

PETRoeRAn. November IA, CAS-
iociated Press w Fsaersi ,Wirulees)
m the hshtihs M west Fblsna ytltsr
lay, a dbsach1lsht Of Rtlssiad caNnfy
captured two Qsfnish feiat0lS.l AZ
I Two regiments Of uofmen 1hf1iitr5
that came 70 tlie fosche 81 tlio aeBias0rs
we're dfi7eti bfsx. ~ re "a t3tls
It is oficisily sn6dtnceas th5t the
Aux iafis IN G6licik hto f6lr6aILgr
fartd'y before ito Russihn adyahbc
ana thas in the direction Of Botihaiet.
no rensssnce VIII 5te8of IS sheihB IN
ofintered ~ tnn
The town 81 iZrcsn6 VIVA s0ccapied "
he fussiarts after defektiae tha n
dieting heavy loses upon tine Aasttisn
rear eliard. w. "a J;
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one case DIS bntinued and All
othcf DISMISSED By MOOSE
Supreme Lodge

Through ne ,dissSbtinpance Of 90
suit ahil the dimsissal 81 another in,
Fstitdsed ksssraI iiieiltbs IL 5, by tBe sui
prone lodge of.tbe Order Of Moose
sg4ipAt enHes Bis lsnsll elsdptene s,
tseitheaa ana, .Dthafs eon1eeted tho To-
ceBtly bfea6izca 0fdgF Sc Fsh6snln fe-
corded yestsfdsy ,lfa Judge Robinson &
4 eOuft, the ihterestfnR RECITATION betwean
lIiie two orders. which began when trou,
I'bles brewed IN tie. local Moose camp,
chme TO a close. ~ 55,i y !, !,
Both Cases Dislnisasd /, 81 Is ,sss
The sIiscontinnanee in one case was
1T the instance OF the attotneS for the
Moose supremc lodge, /. while, the dis.
ImiEfai wis niAde.o1 niGtio1aof Che Ph0ei
Moose supreme lodge had faded 10 pro.
these tw0 cases win interest bbouts y
are said TO belo6g 70 lhe Phpenix ane
three hundred to the Moose order,
Phoenix Get Etersthfne i. t,%ssl
. In short, the. order IL 1shoe1ik has
| won out ahd the MOOSE .fosb.s rlS fsiJos
nix keep &l471.90 which war in the
Moose tfeasufy winch the scctssf6n DC,
Ic1ffetl. The how lodge d 40 gets 4bost
sessfon 6ft three 4 1000 bond lfjfo yisIed
| II roc vefs these Nom the Trent Trust
Ieombany TO whom they were solH Tile.
gaiIy X ~ sad BY Filhnii nj Arm.
strong, Who "A u IN Stndbf fiidietAieht
on = charge 'bf en.b szIeifbsnt IN con
|qaestiop with y y dSAlss the Bslrapher,
malta III th6 c0ye 35a 4 IS kellains
lh the pobsessioh 80 eie Ph06nEk, IA
| ioes ths flp4ittfk, MhHay, Bbhds, para.
|pbefntiia Ahhe kettitpse iahlodhf ID
|Preeticaily $1,000 s,; Y y. " q s 4
Moose Row and .bsrsasich s,
Tro6bls began IN fhS fsh|ss On ,lthe
Moose in Hohoiulh last year, O1icsrs
from the suPtem6 lodge came 10 Homo
nlh 70 hatehf up the pllikia,, bat TINS
only scented 70 max st worsb, for sen /.
ferhl hundred Moose heeUled and organ.
lEed. the Order az Phoenix. 1T Is Said
that several hhndfkd Moose have been
on tho eefehee,t awaitlfk settlement
~ the count dificultiAg and that there
may DO Further secessibns.
Many Lodges or Moose &. ~ K
h The Moose have hedges "a Maipahu
and SchUfield BARRACKS, this islanti !;
WAilukn, Maui, and liiio, HawaH. What
eject tho victory Of the seeessi0nists,
now called the Phoenik %ill have on
the lodges which remained loyal to
Mooscdom Il not known at this time,
boa .deEeloPmenteaE e4peGted.
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-. i . r. . = ~ N ! ~ VI r a.
otir arrival here aud then TO fpfaHeed
TO Hernics Reef, whore I believe there
u q gold opportunity to develop pearl
iishsiies which / tlliuk exist there. We
have a complete tittdging outfit aboard
and ] have spent the greater part of
my life in this work., tts fik
The Jessie Freem0nt, In the mean
Time, Is lying at quarantine wharf
whore fthe was fuhigsted yesterday,
she is sixty feet overall; twenty .one
feet beam and has fonr aud a half feet
depth of, hold, The little vessel Il
well known along the southern Cali.
fornia coast. whore She has engaged in
many daring and sRady enterprises.
Vessel Has Strange Career
Rumor has il that she has rounded
ont her old days in doing anything
from smuggling arms ipto Mexico TO
landing Chinese in southern California,
sold Salts ~ along the waterfront
smiled yesterday whom they heard OF
the proposed trip TO Hernies Reef. One
well-known waterfrpntef, who has made
several trips 10 the rect and knows the
surrounding waters well. said that there
was not the faintest Indication OF pearl
oysters existing in those waters.
Sands more like dopo,n he said
with an ominous wink, f. I'D.
The Jessie Pfecmont will berth at one
OF the wharves this morning.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-17
SEHRlA sIBNIaiIE
sunk Bl FBtAGAnAh

stDUNKIRKl NaSsMber IA, tAssoei-
lktSa Press by lFpdstaI Wffelsss) IA
French tofpcdoboat 'llaA rammed and
sunk : German snbmarine on Westende,
A great smear Of oil showed where the
submarine sank, The damage 70 the
'tofpedoer was trivial,
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ONE MILLION NOR & MEN I
'GERMArMARlNEs ACTIVE,

BERLIN, Germany, November
49, Official. AT Newport opt
marines have inflicted heavy
losses and captured 700, ot the
enemy.
s01r attacks on fpreS are pro-
crossing favoraBIy. Another thod.
sand prisoners have been taken
there. h
Fierce attacks byahe ;Erencl,
east and west Of SpisSons have
been repuised and the enemy lost
heavily in these eRcpunters.sr
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sENrEMBER THE NAME.

Chant eelain's Collie, Cholera anl
Disrrhoe Remedy is the best known
medieiue for diarrhoe, dyscatery, collie,
cramps or pains Ia the stomach. Ion
may need il some time For sale BY an
dealers Benson, smith & Co, Ltd.
agents for Hawaii
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San Francisco's Bay and Land
Approaches Need Further For
trying, Says Senator Elect

SAN FRANCIHCo. November l4.l-
(Associated Rfess ~ FedefaI Wireless)
Senator elect PhelAn, addressirk TN
members OF the chHuber 81 eonunerce
last night, said that thes fatended 70
advocate the further terrifying Of San
francisco Bay and the land apprceclics
20 the city. si.rst a, w ~ ~.
I san Trsncisco, he skid, was %. soeat
ed that IL would become. IN The evefit
Of an attack upon ths Pacific ceast. ths
center Of events "a III
n After the depsrtufe or ne Tfiirtietb
infantry next week, Preside, IL is DO
1ievea. win be left entirely without q
garrfuon. so "a w
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-17
LONDON HEARS
OF DESPERATE
FIGHTING At
BEEGIAN LINE
Official Report From Paris Says
Allies Have Taken offsnsRe'At
Several Points and Progressed
Against Solid German BuIwark
FRENCH ExPERrs'FIGURE
YPREs KEY TO SITUATION

Conviction Crews That Teutohic
Strategic Offensive Is Nearing
Close and That War Is About
To Enter Upon Third Phase
II 0ND0M November l4.-(As.
ISOLATED Press by Federal
WireIeSs) - Last night, ac-
cordino to a message receiyeC
from the correspondent of the
Central News with the Allies al
the front in Belgium the Ger
mans lost the main advantage
they had gained by their fighting
Of the past three days, being driv-
en- out Of Dixemude, which town
the French reoccupied.
The position was subjected to
a terrific shrapneI fire by the
French artillery, under cover OF
which the French marines were
enabled to approach the trenches
and deliver a hayonet charge.
sHRAPNEL FIRE DESTRUCTIVE
The shrapneI fire was so
b II. r 49, H. ~ . i. F.. =.
severe II threatened to extermi-
nate the Germans who were hold
ING the position, and seeing thai
their position was untenabIe and
that the death rate probably
would be excessive If they re-
manned to contest the bayonet
attack they retired.
An official report from Paris
says that the Allies have taken
the offensive along several parts
Of the Belgian line and have
made progress south Of Bixes-'
cho0te. East of YpreS the Brit
lsh have taken one OF the villages.
lost in the recent offensive OF the
Germans.
GERMAN AlRSHlPS DESTROYED
The destruction Of a quartette
Of German aeroptanes all Ypres
was reported yesterday. Two
British and two French airnlen
pretended to attempt escape
from the four TaubeS and Iured
them, at a low altitude, over q
concealed battery Of the Allies,
The shrapnel from the guns
brought down the four Germans.
and their machines.
The British losses IN the fight
ING on October 81 were anno1nc-
ed yesterday as approximately
$1,000 killed, wounded and priS-
oners. This is more than one
man 0ut OF SIX OF the entire Brit.
ish force at the front.
YPRES KEY TO SITUATION
The military experts Of the
French war Office believe that
the possession of Ypres is the
key to the situation in the north.
and that so long as the Allies
continue to hold that position the
German advance to the coast is
blocked. The experts declare
that while they retain Ypres, the
Germans cannot advance via La
Bassee and Bethune. To advance
over this route, Il Is held, IS i'm
possible since il WoHId expose the
right Hank OF the Germans to a
serious danger from the Allies
ar0md Ypres.
ADVANCE WOULD BE MENACE
his also held that II the Allies
are able to advance from Ypres,
they viii Immediately menace The
left flank Of this part Of the Ger
man forces, and that the Ger
mans would be compelled to eva
cuate Lille and abandon hope Of
reaching the coast. Ms
The conviction grows that the
German strategic offensive is \
nearing a close and that the war
Is about to enter its third phase
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on both the western and eastern
frontiers. ~ ' 49,
EARLY REVIEW or sITvATlo
An early announcement Of the
Belgian sithatioh,, officially given.
out at Paris, says: Y, WA
"The fighting now ,fS less pio-i
lent from the River vs. 10. The
sea. Several attempts of The
Germans to debouch from Dixie
nude by The, western ctItlet, To-.
ward Dunkifk across the User,
have been checked by The Allies.
Generally speaking, The 2vsi-
lions of the armies are fhchaBg-,'
ed, though during The last ,.ieW
f0ggy days, we have slowly pro-.
pressed. We are, almost every
where within from 800 10 500
meters of the tnemy's wire en-
tanglemeEtS n front Of taeir posi-.
tons" ~ ~ .i. '.ai
ONE MILLION MORE MEN
Lord Kitchener, secretary for,
war, Yesterday introduced In the
commons asa government mea-
sure sapplsme ntary estimates for
the raising Of another million men.
for war. This viii bring the total
10 2l76,000 exclusive OF the
teTr1torlaiS. \ -. ( "a Y
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'BaEgllE kBHl lsly{s
sBGl ron IHE GaPIIAl

Jonah Kphio Kalanianaole, reelected
November 8 as Hawaii : Delesste In
Congress, win leave for Washington
and his post Of duty on November 20,
AID will 10 in the natio nal capital when
the regular session Of congress opens
on, December s,s.t 3 x
Announcement Of his intention I'd
leave for Washington on The ilatc
stated above was made yesterday BY
Delegate Kuhio, y a a.
III. i. Hplsteip, speaker o. the Last
house Of representatives, ID the terri.
torials legislatnroy Is cxpected 10 arrive
thih morning IN the steamer 1Ma,Ina
ikea, from Kahais, Hawaii II A. ex.
pected that his coming TO Hondlditf Al
this,tin has some coanec ion with the
carly departure o. tDcIegHte K,Ihio foI
washingtdn. 4 y. ~. !
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ls;Vti.PARAIsO, chile, N6vsm6sr IL.
Ansociated Press by Ccirfercial Ca
Ibls) = me German cruisers Lsipsis and
Dfesdeii are pro islO1fnk here. tNc,
lThb Port cOtfll iiRiftn6uss keeper
AIS miles south, last Wednesday sighted
SIX wsfships stoaraihk sohth. n
~ could NOT iaentify them 3 4
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'PresideHt wilson Has Decided 7,
hoaiHsts Little Fighter AS
NJ MAJOR General NJ,

WASHINGTON n, issJveMlScf 1t.1-tks
sociassd Press ~ Federal wireisss) 4.
Bries aiss osIstsl, FrsdsttSt rhhsson
nov N eorhshA Of shs troops a. Vsrs
Cruz, will be nominated for promotion
10 major gshsrai By president wilson
|aceOfdlht 70 an announcement given
bit last higlit. s =.
Tho next yacsney In the grade Of
IN or, genersl WIN occur on MondSy,
&llch Major isnerAl W, w. w6ther.
spcon, scAief- Sf-sssG Of the array, to.
tiHos Tor age. tA 4fsss w,
n Wss announced sesterday mat
'15fl dfSr cssnStal 4fush X, Scott, the
lyfesSnt = ssisthfls t6i tlie chigf Of STAN
VIII 30 appointed cl|ief Of stsa 70 cue.
eeed General WothsrEpopn. Word hen
gone out that General Scott would be
'n6.kizatea for bf6.aotfcn u major sseh'
6fHi n < O. 4 ~ - y tfs ss-s aa.ii. ~
\ Tho war Aepartment announces that
captsins WILSON, Burtt infantry; sain'
luel D.. Rockenbech Eleventh Cavalry;
b. q Bhartl6, cohlt sAftlIiery CORPS
ma Maj6rtD, j. Aultandh, sixth fle.a
ARTILLERY, have BEEN detaiiyd as milf
tafy observers WIN 'tiie German. ARMY.
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Russians Are Pouring Into Ger
many IN Ever-increasing Mum
bers, London Says, and Trem-
endous Conflict Is Developing
tEUT0NS ARE RETREATlNG
AND FIGHTING AS THEY GO
East Now Is Regarded As Cen
Ter Of Gravity Of War Main
Purpose Of Gar Being TO Cap
ture Danziu IN His Advance

I
II 0NDON, November l4.--(As-
ISOLATED Press by Federal
WirelesS1 East Prussia, into
which The Russians are pouring
In ever-inoreasing numbers, is
now regarded as the center Of
gravity OF the war. A tremen-
H6uS battle Is developing, the
Russians on the offensive and the
Germans failing back, fighting a
series Of fearguard actions and
lretafding the Slav avalanche UNI
iii The defensive positions are
reached and 0ccupied.A
SLkVS ARE ENvEL0 PNG
The Russians are vigC&nsIy
carrying out a great enveldpin0
movement and the armies ard len
gagged along a front one hu1Dred
and thirty miles from tip to 20 Of
1.-The great curve. "
4 IN Poland, the retreat of the
German corps having been prac-
IjcalIy cut OFF, the invaders are
desperately on the offensive, at
tempting 10 cut a way through
1.-The Slav columns which hem them
ADVANCE IS TERRIFIC
This activity south and west Of
The Warthe River Is not being al
lowed TO interfere With the main
PURPOSE of the Russians, Which is
how believed to include the cap
|ture Of Danzig. The Russians are
everywhere advancing in great
force.
In the southern invasion Of
East Prussia, Petrograd reports
officially that the German often
'sive was repulSed ON both banks
lot the WStuIa, where Il crosses
The border, the Germans falling
back towards Ryfoil in Eastern
Prussia.
VIENNA ADMITS EVACUATION
Vienna has officially admitted
The Austrian evacuation OF East
ern GallCia, but claims to have
gained a signal victory over the
Scfvians, having crossed the
Danube and driven back the de-
dendin1 army on the froRtler.
IN West Flanders, according to
the military critics, the Germans
do rot seem to have improved
thelr position through the recent
desperate fighting.
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70 TUBE A cola n enc sEY

Take Laxative Bono lhu1ina
Tablets. All drucelsts refund
the money n ii tails u cure,
Y w Groves Signature is scn
zach box
Paris kEr IcIAE co. 81 leaa &c !.
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Money I'm That's Needed

TI,''UpOn our arfIihI bore I Askod
Tones what the future movements of
the vessel would be and what he III,
tended 70 do in regard to raising money,
He replied that he would attend TO
these Affairs in good time hut would
give me no definite understanding as
10 what he intended TO 20 regarding the
purchase Of supplies and other import
ant matters regarding the schooner.
1T was our intention TO reiit upon
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
AID MEN WILL HEAR
PHONE Chief NEXT
Seventy-6ve Members Of the Club
at Talk Given on Moving
Picture Industry.

George K. Young, chief engineer
Of the Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany. will speak before the Nd Mems
Club at the regular weekly luncheon
at the Hotel Ansley next Thursday
afternoon. Mr. Young with tell the
'.inside history of the telephone husi-
ness" Secretary Howard Geldert all
ready has begun strenuous efforts TO
secure g large attendance OF the
members
The luncheon Thursday was at
tended by more than 75 members OF
the club. f. w. Eedfeld, local NOV
ing picture expert, was the speaker,
his talk being illustrated with moving
pictures. He told an interesting
story of the uses that are made Of
discarded flims declaring that combs
and hairpins and thousands of little
household articles are made from
them.
"For every inch OF moving picture
Aim manufactured In this country, !"
he said, the manufacturers have
found a commercial outlet When the
Aim Is sent to the junk pile. the
emulsion Is removed and sold to pho
Geographic dealers In Rochester, n. Y.
Then the silver IL worked out of the
emulsion and sold to silyersmiths; the
celiuloid on which the film is made
is melted and sold TO manufacturers
OF combs and novelties"
Bert Adams presided at the lunch
con. In the absence Of President Har-
~ Goodhart.