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FOR 5000 I will sell you one Of the finest residence lots in Hot Springs, q corner certainly worth the money asked
 Size 106N175; go see it. at Malvern Ave. and summit st For good measure will include 2-Story l2-room dwelling This
 is sure enough bargain and will mal' you 2 nice home. Further partiCu- lars of w. r. Hawkins, 629 1-2 Central Ave. 4-16-tf
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L. o. o. M.
 Hot Springs Lodge, No. 504, Loyal Or der Of Moose meets every Friday even ing in tho Moose Hall, 724 1-2 Central avenue Visiting brothers cordially in- vited J. IT, BERRY. Dictator. J. w. StClair. Secretary
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MANTED-By teacher, II years eX- perience, age 29, a position as govern ess, secretary or companion for in- valid. Willing to travel SIT, Ga
 zette, Little Rock, Ark. 5-20-6t
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WARMING ORDER.

In the Garland Chancery Court.
 Lorcnz Binder plaintiff, against Mar garetta Binder. defendant.
 The defendant. Marearetta Binder IS warned tn appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint Of the plaintiff
 Given under my hand and seal of said court on this l4th day Of April l9l4
 A. C. SULLENBERGER Clerk. A. J. Murphy, Esq, Attorney nd litem. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
 Notice is hereby given that in pursu- auce of the authority and directions con- taincd in the decretal order of the Gar land Probate Court made and entered of record on the 27th day of April. 1911. in the matter of the estate of H. r Han sen. deceased the undersigned as admin istiator will offer for sale at public out cry. to the highest bidder at the front door of the courthouse on Ouachlta avenue, city of Hot Springs Garland county. within and between the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on Saturday, the 23d day of May, 1914 the following described property belonging to the estate of II. r. Hansen, deceased, to- wit
 One bay mare or 4 years old. well broke; one bay mare fl or l5 years old; one colt 1 or months old; one watch collar and cuff buttons.
 Terms of sale-On a credit of five months the purchaser being required to give note with approved security and
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WANTED-A man with references and experience to fill the position of night clerk middle age preferred. Apply Pull man Hotel
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Diamond cuff button having ini- tals E. H. J. Return to Security Bank and be suitably rewarded 5-l9-lw LOST - Lady's gold hunting case watch with long gold neck chain, with 32d degree Mason pin attached, be- tween Majestic Pharmacy and Jac- cards Jewelry Store Reward if re- turned to Majestic Pharmacy. 5-2l-3t
 Sentinel Record Want Ads Gets suits.
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FOR RENT

THE PLAZA-522 Spring Si nice rooms and housekeeping apartments, reason- able beautiful location, cool and shady yard and sleeping porches. Mrs. M r. Green, phone 954.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DRINK OAKLAWN MINERAL WATER for stomach and kidney trouble. De- lvered to all parts of the city. Phone 1496 716-tf BEAUTIFUL new gooos arriving daily at Mrs. c. Higgins Art Store soc Central Ave 9-17-u TRY A SENTINEL RECORD CLASSl- FEED AID TODAY-it may rent that va cant house for you.
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WANTED TO RENT Some good pas turc land. Address me. care Sentinel
 Record, what you have. Harry H. Ball, Hot Springs, Ark. 5-14-lw
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WANTED

WANTED--A man or woman tO solicit for light housekeeping houses, or to sub rent cottages tu some one who desires tu keep roomerS. Houses nof filled with roomcrs Phone liG0. 412 Market St.
 5-19-3t
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FOR SALE-At the best bargain eyer of.
 fered. 40 horsepower. 5-passenger tour- ing car in perfect condition; completely equipped. Apply Mrs. J w. HutselL Goddard Hotel 5-3-tf
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FOR SALE room modern hotel. nice ly furnished: 1 l-2 blocks from baths. Address B 2q this office G-S-tf
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FOR SALE At a bargain: an electrical fam practically new. 13S Magnolia St,
 Phone 1512. 5-17-Iw
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PLANTS AND SHRUBBERY of all kinds for sale al Johnson Greenhouses. end of Park Ave. Special-Nicc rose bushes and the prices are reasonable
 5-S-Im
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FOR RENT

THE QUEIJA APARTMENTS - Two and three room furnished apartments for housekeeping. modern. sos Park Ave.
 Phone lO23 5-l0-tf FOR RENT New brick roomiug house, Phone 303 R r.. Williams 6-l3-tf
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6:1s m. i015 a tn
 920 a.tn
 2 20 pm 10:II pm. zoo a m.
 7:15 am, ! sAN Ph
 E;so m.
 300 pm.
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FOR SALE-A lot of household furniture at residence of Dr. II, C. Howard BPS
 Rlapaw Ave. tf
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FOR SALE-Bcst bargain in city-Fur- niturc of Broom roomug house for Si00, or seven rooms for $25o; rent. $3250. close in; rooms rented year around 320 Market St. If
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-15
CITY AND COUNTY
sLfR|t Hls tBlB|!
All Is Not DFudgery in His Dr.
h flee While Returns
scome In I

y David Kalauokaiani, Jr., city AMI
county clerk, whose election at the
primary as successor to himself was
conceded, last night, kept late watch
at his office saturday night and sun
day morning while. the returns were
.e5mihe ID; aid he did moi leave Ais
office for home until midday yesterday.
But II was mot isll afnagesy At his
I0fiee, FIR sOme zone clipped . phone
graph I'M another q case iof SODA WI
.tsry and St6srs cams there TO watch
The fstslrnss bringing glaislss aud ban.
joss with them. 50 the .cfiiee 81, Che
sity ana seontity dark was merry Setf
urslay hight sad Sunday morning. "a,
yid celebrating his Victory and work
ing at the same time, II
10 she sssDpty salsrk q great deal of
the credit goes for the way in which
tl1e .aleefiqn was conducted re had
prepared e4erYtbiAg neeeAsaFy careful
II 10 all vance, The voting materials
8efe diet ibdtsd To- the numerous rdll.
ing places hi plenty Of fii6e, 10 liIHt
an dSalaq6ls Aldni hal 10 do, AMER flie
Voting began, mhst sit hitels and wait
~ - ~ ~ ~
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Kaiser's Plans Are Frustrated,
Although Experts Sill Recog-
ME Possibility Of Rally BY
Germans Before Final Collapse

PARIS, September ASSOCIATED Press by
Federal WlreIess) General loire reports that
the result ofthe last five days battle has been
an undeniabIe victory for the Allies.
He says the enemy everywhere is reireatinu
indlsorder, abaBdching prisoners, wounded men
and stores 0f.aH descriptions.
RosrepoftW received at the general head
quarters iast.night as to the result of the days
operations A
The allied armies are known to be advancing
all along the entire front, and the left winq has
cfossed the Aisne River
GERMANS EVACUATE NANCY
Late ADVERSARY that The Germans have eva
otated the region Of Nancy, after having lost
about 10000 men there and l1,O0O at Lune-
vile, Whi0hWas sFHtaksn by the French.
q The 3Belfort district lis entirely free of Ger
mans
"A The German communications now are limited
10 line through the Mouse valley and Luxem-
burg, aceOEdiDgt0 adNoes from Bordeaux.
a. German ReToplane passed over Troyes,
which IS about 100 miles southeast of Paris,
yesterday, and dropped a number OF bombs.
The machine was brought down after a chase
by "a French aviator.
III The German pilot and two military observes,
q captain and a aieutenant, were killed by the
fall
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-15
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
A9l8 s9lIEhIH)A
Children and Grown Folk of lat
ser Day Saints Enjoy \
Splendid Program
IrcFrom MondaN Adyertiser. J

% % y - q +.
Yesterday morning at nine forty live
clock occurred convention Of the
81 !, 4 ss,,I asy scboals ~ tbe .e;ty cop.
~, 800 Il I
dufted py t ne gI rec Nhuren q
Jesus CHRIST ~ Latter Day Saints. No
Sunday schools were held at the mis-
sion scboo,I svaste,d.y hnt II, io,nsa
=, h !, 800 ~ s 49,. q
~ tp9 SOrk 81 w e1n y. ps.e MnASn
scnysh ~, IN we nPst ~ Nihg sslses'
nss.t rhch,ss 1sie Ids ofsanizs,
Nv IN ~ l'iA ta . .ks I S..lns !,
schoo,s, oesinss s.ne regninr Su ny a.
ssh9o, ~ ,iSllK sstest. y ~ 10y sss
ssnvy's VIZ ~ sisen.eu ~ ny ssln
sllngi ana tour % sNsni co " Di.ea -
the p.ogpam s, Z
.ho.aa wy s h mno En-, n ssIsL -
enAree oiatne WIS Lnele ap,y Plesiu y
Ssgr tne so eir si anu saNe ,tle ~,
ui ms " me eNs!a
~ Va ty.sv,s' aptvsisS t Mss 10 ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-15
Calculations Upset
THE TICKETS FOR NOVEMBER
RRn1tblicn11

DELEGATE no oONGREssF ! lIIl I1aanianaole . -T1-
SENA EE1- H. Castle, C. IS chiingN and W. Quinn
HOUSE dFouh DistietG H. Brown & H. Cooke, P Gsen-
berg W. u Raylins Norman Watkins and w. Williamson
HOUSE (Fifh District-E. X Ap E. j. Crawford W. H. craw
ford, z. X. Fernandez S. X Nahoe and Henry vierra.
MAYOR--Joln c. Lane. 5
BOARD OF SuPERvISORS-wili AHA, Ben Holnger, j.
C. Quinn @ H. Arnold, w. Larsen D. Logan and Robert
II 4 $500
SHERI EF--WIIian Henry Fs tes
CITY ATToRNEY- John catcart elected at primaries
CITY cLERK-D. Kaauokaani Jr, elected the primaries
AUDIT flames Bcknel. II
TFEASURER-sD L. eonxling.
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REVENUE CUTTER Dear I
1T WRANGEL ISLAND

WASHINGTON, September II. ~
(Assoeiated Press by Federal Wireless)
Eight white persons and an Eskimo
family, survivors Of the steamer Kaf
LUX, have been rescued by the revenue
cutter Bear, of Wrangel Island.
George Malloch, a geologist, Bjarne
Mamem, assistant Photographer, John
Brody, q seaman of the Karluk, and
another seaman believed TO be George
Breddy, are dead at Wrangel Island.
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Major NEWMAN KEPT
WITH FIRST INFANTRY

SAN FRANCISCO, September Ia
Associated Press by Federal Mireless)
Maj. William Newman, recsatly pro.
NOTED from captain, First Infantry,
and r. ECO 'Brien, recently promoted
first lieutenant from second lieutenant,
Tweuty-segenth infantry, have been
assigned 10 the First Infantry, OF
Bchofeld Barracks, according to'advices
received yesterday from the war de-
pertinent.
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VESSEL Goes Ashore
OFF ATLANTIC CITY

ATLANTIC CITY. November H.
Associated Press by Federal Wire,
less 1.-The steamer Atlantic City,
bound from New York with thirty one
passengers, went ashore here yesterday
about a half mile off the board walk.
The passengers refused TO leave the
vessel, which is not believed TO be in
danger. a,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-15
70 GuRE ACOlD ID ONE DAY

Take Laxative Brotno Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if 1t fails to cure.
II, w, Groves signature is ON
each box
SARIs " RI IcINE CO. ST Louia /, s !.
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cHAMRARLAINls COUCH REa1npY.

This FeIqeay has no superior as a
cure for colds, Group and whooping
cough. a%
II has been fayorite With the
mothers Of young children for almost
'forty years. y
dhan,b sflaiu' Cough Remedy Gan al,
ways he depended upon and y pheasant
.tostake "f 100 Rga
vile nat only cures colds aud arp, hut
prevents their resulting In pneummia,
Ghaniberlnin's Cough Remedy con
tains no opium or other narcotic and
may be given Ws confidently 40 h child
as to an adult. For sale BY all dealers
Benson, Smith 4 col Eta.g agents for
Hawaii. #
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-15
RICE lis GOOD
~ s E p ~
IN RACE
~ = = I # =
FORD ELEGATE

.-ts He's q good loserit :, YAK
This ~ what scores OF persons said
yesterday, In speaking of Charles A,
Rice who lost the Repdbli ean SnOmina.
tipn iqs delegate at The sprlmaIy ShtHt.
Ana this seemed 10 lbs fbe ispmniafy
0fFeyeryone, opinion. However rabbi
they might ;hRIe been in The silppof,
TOT smother candidate, when. il was al
s6veT they took their hats on to Rice
I,,th6 bore his sdefeht with a smile. u
ghcee who gathered at the Rice head
Quarters in the Young binding satnr
day night TO hear the RETURNS Of ths
elsetion, had "a eleaTer insight thar
others into the way in which the can
ldidate took his loss,
Shortly after 10 10 'clodk, when tht
fetnrns from this and the other islands
showed unmistakably the trend of thu
voting, Rice smiled and wrote out i
i.bfief statement, which he handed Il
Representatives of the press who were
lPrepeut at the headquarters. The
statement read: X
FttI eoneede the election 70 Kuhic
and congratulate him. Ext. Y
After that, he followed the retufns
with the same intense interest as he
did earlier IN che evening, when the
partiar EstarIs -sh swea that he was
/ ehead IN the fourth md firth districts
Once III d while he exclaimed good
natnfediy iwheltsa report showed fht
Ind taken more gr less votes than esti
mated. To. the Psychologist, perhaps
1.-THE most Interesting feature of thS
elections was the way IN sshieb tle dc
feated candidates took their defeats
Some senrsed, some locked thenselye,
ih their rooms and thought evil things
lof the aleatoraie, talsiag The oatt
against politics.
! Bat Rice, beaten by a big majority
kafter one " the most strenuons light
VII abe political history of the territory
wrote out ia Abatement eohgrhtulatint
lSiihio, and smiled.
That siA why hundreds gwere sayini
yesterday; X ~
SHE Is a good loser" s
4
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A Hakalau Crime

lat Wailea, IIakalan, d 1Iaweiian
named Makaha was seriously injured
when he was stabbed in the breast by
a Japanese named Ishi. The wounded
Rmn may sIle, and has iassailart Is held
in Jail Awaiting the outcome Of bis in,
jHriesa bgs
.FDm' che evIaspee aathsfeasby The
police, IL appears that Makaha, who
has reputation ofsbeihg..a tough, and
has jail record, was III d arnIiken
and ugly mood. he attacked the Jaisa-
nese, who Is 4 small man, and gave him
q terrible beating befors the latter
drew 9Ris knife and struck I'm self Atie
Tense.
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RUSsIA CLAIMS VICTORY
OVER ONE MILLION MEN

asMc received from
Russia victory combined German and Austrian
seventeen i fghHn9 an p ~ RS Sg F8at'p
When the nsn eahOa completed the Russian directly
howard fe s@ AefE fAsarskksasRs
BATTLE At RAWA DECIDES AUSRAs
heoTd
HoW enrolling The last of their resrvlts.
TWD SURROUNDED
surrounded and their
oHDe
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DELEGATE TO CONGRESSES. I. Mccandess
sENATE-E X Hansp @. Keavehaku and George X. Lowe
HOUSE Fourth Distict)2R K Kaiwi O. X Kapono j. w. K
h Keii S. Lftee r. Naeole and Archie Robertson
HOUSE Ch DistricoR Ahuna, Sonny E. j Gay Jack KaIa
kisla n, M Kanho, D, M Knpihea f. J. Mecandesss
ldAYORIJ j. Eetn.s 81
BOARD OF SUPERWTSORS-H. NJ Crabbe X. Ioea w. H. Nc
clelIan G. Racheco Lester Pere Jesse Uluhi and E.
F. Wolter. f 4 Itsse s.. ~ * 554 ~. @ 4 s
SHERIFF-C. H. Rose Z NAz&8s
CITY AFT0RNEY-None. 4t
CITY cLERK-None
AUDTTQRs-J p. Makainai
TREASURER-M G. X. Hopkins
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Jacob Xiii, Antoine Fraser, J, A.
iNinage, x Ksilsains, P Jaeinto, Joe
Faria and f. Clendio were caught in q
police raid at Kaakaho yesterday noon
while trying 10 WOO Dame Fortune with
9 pair o. dice in the popular game Of
seven, eleyen.'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-15
Qanbllngl oausea orIme.

The shooting was the result Of a
quarrel over d gambling game. Fhe
police assert that Sbinoda. the murder
ler,is ~ professional gambler who yisl
its the plantation camps on pay days.
He and the dead youth we're sitting
Ia game aud quarrel arose when
fernandez accused the Japanese of
cheating.
The quarrel ended in a general SCRAP
and the Japanese and companion fed,
pursued by Fernandez pnd another
youth. Shipoda stopped, drew his re,
&dlver and Killed Fernando, while luis
eompani0n also drew "A reYplyer and
thTeatened mis- piirsher. Both then
made their escape.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-15
Won q \ u. REX iss.l. 6 GIVES WARNING

ASEAkE, September kssOeated Press BY EedeEa Wire
ess Count German ambassador to Japan together
with the emb and various German consular officials who
have heen RECALLED om Korea and Nadvosto arrived
here yesterday on the Kieanler Minnesota 5b,
Wen asked tor Rsemet Ambassador Rex said that Japan
had declared war agaiRs Germany under pressureof the British
g0geBBmstu lie hahe Japanese people and the Japanese
Eahnet did n0 desire WAR HeepOfts that me was Aeated With
peEtegt courtesy sbH ihe gapanese- at all times.
rersesa toaGERRAMS FEEL BITTER TOWARDS JAPAN
Later, when eishsso the United States, Ambassador Rex
said Ns .ass \. S ~ ...@ NO. Fl sf a.i 4
You have islands in the Pacific which may be taken by
Japan the next time get into trouble
.The fall of Tsngta is only atier ot time Mhat military
glory can gapan gain by capturing Islngap2 Japanese military
skill wac acquired under German teachnD. l FL .
1--WE auuht The Japanese all they 0Wp medicine, engineering,
and higher learning Japanese students welcomed at our
universities. This is reward. q .sl sE 4s 9 ~ rs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-15

!. A wrong Impression may have gone
|,oyt concerning the coming entertain.
iuent of little Lord .EauntlerQy. 2 II
may mot he understood that Miss ISel.
i9Rg mud her friends are giving the
lgt pifered 10 donate the net proceeds
20 sthe ~ hical iIebartment '6f the
aouAg WoEnenls Christian Association.
i ~, Nsll n, y ", very m nue. interested
her services thsre during the summer
months have been greatly appreciated
lly.1the women of the hoard, as is also
this further service In the giving lof
ithe ptoeseds of tins entertannient to
the physical committee. 'i "A
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-15
Euscuate Region Of Nancy After
Suffering Terrible Losses While
Alfes Advance Along Entire
Front ana Dive Enemy Hard

LONDON, September associated Press
by Federal MirelesS) Official reports received
from France shDWsfbat an the Gennanearmies,
excapf .ttle-one sbsfUee verElurb are retreating.
FSiiltaFa critics regard the great battle on the
Marne Elsersas The most marvellous reversal OF
roles by two armies ever shown. st
IT IS believed that the first phase OF the war
Us 1epided aDd that the German plans were trps-
4 Experts, however, stlI recognize the possibL
ltyOt aseerTnanF RELY. ~
BEEElANS WILL ATTACK
Adyioes received here Indicate that The Bel
plans. having determined ito reoccnpy Brussels,
have undertaken an active campaign from The
north. ia l5s
\ 4 The .Beigians claim they have cut the railroad
iron I-iege 10 Brussels and are pushing the Ser
mans to The southeast. tx s.s II,
Il ,Ffe1sh military authorities consider the Ger
man position CRITICAL. .s s;'as
They argue that III the BeIgians succeed In
driving the German troops from Brabant the
entire German army, retreat viii be forced
torniReEge through Luxembourg. s.;
Reports from France say the German version
pt the battle has not been heard.
4 The 6efmaHOffiCial wireless station has been
silent difipD The operations OF the last week. 81
.FBENeH REPORT GERAHN RIGHT DEFEATED
The French report that the German right lis
retfeatlno beyond yesle and thai the center Is
:. 49, /. l..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-15
JDseg gfaeatile

Another murder has occurred in
,IlaRolSqa. Idlspd qf Hawaii Apiope
FerHapdez, Portusuese, twenty three
geeTs of Ege, was shot and instantly
killed Py y IspaReso named shineda
The R.pEierer ami ,solNlapiop es-
capped, but an active search ~ being
made FIR The Sbaif and II s. not Ne.
lisysh they eah get aSgaS. from thf
iAhlnlli 81 ~ NAY a4A IN
MI the roals 6sbsihg watchsd and
poiife officers are securing the 1iffeTeui
camps in an ehdeavor to capture the
murdepeF. S ~ se
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-15
Anqthar lcomplete snIprise

Another of the complete surprises Of
the election was the fact that Kulio
ostpolled, Rice IN ithe fourth district,
where .Riee was eonhdeptly expected 70
get at least. a Thousand majority. The
rAciin the fourth stood: Kuhia, 1e1l f;
Rice is5s. ,Ip the fifsh the totals we're
Kuhio, 1914; Rice, re The totals for
Oahu were Kuhio, s45b; Rice, eO7s.
Nothing is known of the plans of
Garter, Motley and Ksbaulelio, al
though tits iHtimated that the ,Progrss.
Fiyeis willing TO admit that Kuhio can.
not be beaten and that there is no use
continuing Ms campaign.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-15
KpH]O WINS HANDAY
I M CONGRESSIONAL !
RAGE WITH RICE
Republicans Nominate Strong Legisla-
tive TitRet ana Balance of Selections
Are Coos; In General, While City At
to6heyadd Municipal CldrksWin Our
lalt ~ . n md M IL lA.E--F4-r f. IS ~

William Sheldon got the complete
dumping that was coming to him.
Charley Rose polled tremendous
vote ana at times it was thought that
he would be elected on Saturday. His
total s2To, was nearly two hundfed
short, however. In this eontest the
combined Democratic vote was bigger
Chan the combined Republican vote, the
only instance, Of the kind in the prim,
AIRY, the tctals standing: Rspublicsn,
34S2; Democratic, 3547. ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-15

NEW YORK September 14 Aseooiated Press by Federal
WTeIess this city yesterday the relief ship Red Gross
bearing the American Red Cross contingent OF Doctors nurses and
medical and. surgical supplies, sailed for Europe.
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LONDON September Assoclated Press by Federal Wire
ess statements received from Serya announce
The complete O The military operations against Austria
crossed the River Save into Bosnia at points were enh
sjastcaIy received by the Hungafians M A $500 ~ 81
The Sevans report that the remnant of the Austrian forces
opposing them is incapable OF conducting military operations
More than half the Austrian artillery has fallen into the hands
Of the SeFvians. ,5i
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PARIS September ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wreess
The Echo de Paris printed statement yesterday that italian
troops were Disseminating in Albania 5 VI IA Ei Ey
The Austrian naval activities in the AdatC and the reported
establishment Of Turkish government at AMona believed to
have preCptated action upon the part Of Italy,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-15
links of WA|MAAALD
broken At PRIMARY

1t remained for a primary election
10 break the jinks Of Maimanalo.
That little village on the windward
side Of the island, which has always
been known as the political sensitive
plant of Oahu, failed to live up to its
name in tile election Saturday and old
timers in politics iresstill shaking their
heads sadly about il.
3 tHoweyer, Wnimqnalo goes, the isl
and goes,n was the saying which had
grown UP after years OF observation,
But Saturday, for the first time, this
saying proved untrue, for the returns
show that &c. Cohen got the highest
plumber Of Republican votes there, yet
John e. LaHsFwoh the nomination.
Simple hut imprsssivc ceremonies
were held oyer the remains Of j, T.
Darcy, in Elhs Hall, yesterday after
Aoop,. at three O'Clock, Lorrin An
drews, exalted ruler of Honolulu Lodge
No. GIG, conducted the beautiful fun
efal services of tle gelks ritual. Rev,
Leopold Knoll eonducted the religious
services. A large humber of the mem.
beers of the local order attended tho
services. The intermeHt was in Nh
manu- cemetery. Following were the
pail gbearers Chester Irwin, RobeFt
Mex eague, w. h. Mckee, /. OF, l.. l.
Pierre and j. A. Williams.