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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
No Funds In Hawaii County
Treasury 10 Pay $4,000
/, Due For Graft Probe

Another prose Of the auditor s and
treasdfer,s books Of the county Of Ha,
waii may be started as the result OF a
recent visit OF Territoritl Treasurer e.
y. MCCARTHY to Hilo. This time, Il Is
stated, no evidence of careless hand,
ling Of public funds has been found,
but the Looks DO not balance and there
IL one HUNDRED dollars more in the
treasury than the figures call Tor.
Treasurer Mccarthy, who returned
from Hilo on Wednesday, stated that
he had given considerable time to in,
vestigating conditions In the county
Offices there, and probably will decide
to have special auditor sent to Hilo
70 ktraiehtsn out the books.
One thing certain, said the territorial
treasurer yesterday, the finances Of Ha-
wall Indicate that it win be impossible
at this time for the county to pay the
twenty thousand dollars due the Terri.
I tory on account of expenses incnrtcd
in the late graft Investigation. Treas,
urer Mccarthy went to Hawaii for the
purpose of collecting this account.
The item was brought up before the
supervisors. This was followed by q
conference between the supervisors aud
Treasurer Mccarthy, Deputy Attorney
General Arthur q. Smith, Il. v. Patteh
Of the First Bank az Hilo, Y, M, bind
say Watson Of Bishop 4 Co, Senator
s. l.. Deslia and Representative n. ~
Lyman, r. da Silva, George H. HuddS
and j.. y. Hale. Tie hlfances Of The
county were discussed at length during
this conference, but no decision, 50 far
as known, was reached,
Treasurer Mccarthy : statement Of
Tie finances Of the county Of Hawaii
Shows that after paying NoYchbcr sc'
counts the county has . balanccsof s2l,
[AAl .bs on hand, with estimated ex'
lhendifIires fof 1iecemlef iotalihR $i9s
i0Os This Wilf lsaye but little ,on hand
10 meet the Tefritory's elain ipr
100000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
Resent Report That MikadO Has
id, EailsdRfor Reservists
M Hawaii

/ q 4 . y. . .
Il One oftjthe,. silliest stories which has
been given out in some time has begun
to hurt various lines Of business In aai
waii. IL relates to the report that the
Japanese government has called upon
reservists living in these Islands to
prepare fot6a return TO Japan on ac-
count of the possibility Of that coun,
try sending'a large army to Europe,
Prominent local Japanese, including
such men as Editor Sheba, state that
this story is baseIess rumor, without
the slightest foundation IN fact. They
point out that even should Japan send
an army 20 Europe it would be only
because the nation has very large
number of men available ~for service
abroad and no need Of any for home
defense. The first liue troops could
all be sent away from Japan, and stu
leave enough men in, the various classes
of reservists at home to resist any at,
tack, and there IS not the slightest pos.
sibility Of any other country attacking
Japan 1T home.
Japanese participation in the En-
.ropean war would only be for the pur.
pose of securing diplomatic or CONNER
eial advantages or concessions, and
could probably be undertaken without
in any way disturbing economic con
ditions in Japan. There are in Hawaii
fewer Japanese reservists now than
there has been at any time in the past,
and these are largely In the hast classes
to be called upon. Overlooking an
these facts, various local business
houses which sell goods to the hundreds
of small Japanese. business men ,have
begun TO feel slightly nervous over the
possibility Of a sudden exodus Of their
customers, and have actually begun to
eurtail credits. =
While this action probably will eorse
some littls embarrassment TO many
small concerns, say the Japanese, II
has a still more unfavoral ls effect in
creating an artificial business depres-
sion which may extend to trade and
business in general In commonly
where the Oriental forms so largo a
part Of the population. This would be
lad enough were the apprehension
based upon acknowledged Facts, but
being founded upon eanara - - a
condition which should be fefnedied at
once, for the benefit OF the Japanese
merchant and the community IN gen
etal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
Letter To Rapid Transit Com
pany lStimatss Thai Law +
suit IssNom Coming

\ u
The invitation Of the directors Of tho
Rapid Transit Company to Inc GOV
erDpr 10 bring on his lawsuit is appsr-
entity to be accepted.
This Is the inference to be gained
from letter addressed BY the Gov.
ornot to l.. Tenncy Peck, president Of
the company, which says that 'stIIe
superintendent Of public works hes
been directed TO perform the duties
made incumbent, but hitherto neglect;
ed, by chapter 66, section S6S, Revised
Laws Of Hawaii, and all other dnties
indicated 10 said chapter SO. Upon
his findings further Communications
will be had with your company
Diplomatic but Vague
< inst what Governor Pinkham sup
poses has been neglected by every other
Governor of the Territory and every
! other superintendent of public works
he does not say, but he has Expressed
| the opinion that eacR Of HIS pfedeces-
sors has allowed the street railroad
company to hold back from the Ter
ritory its legitimate share Of the earn
inga Of the road as provided for In the
Ii
In his letter Of November 30, to the
chairman Of the public utilities commits
sion, Governor Pinkham takes the stand
that the Terrltory should have SOME,
thing over 4 nfilliof dollars out Of the
Rapid Transit, which figure he arrives
at by takinga part Of tile law and
overlooking d part Of II, d way OF
| figuring that gives him entire satisfae.
! ton and which allows him to step be,
tween the community and,th improve.
ments to the street car system which
Honolulu needs. }.f
1t is probably on 4 still hunt for
that millionsOdd that he has detailed
Superintendent F0rbca.
May Hurry the Litigatioh
The latest communication from, the
Governor means, II il means anything,
That the request Of the company 70
have a definite and final court settle.
ment Of its differences with the admin.
istration is about to be jAceeded to By
governOT PinkhaIh, and the opportunity
( viii he given the courts 10 say whether
| Pinkhani is right and all the other
authorities wrong, or whether II can
tie possible that, the chief executive Is
| in the wrong himself. @ 4l
While the company hes made no
move as yet TO hurry matt, ~. IL Is
| probable that some action will be taken
to get the matter before the territorial
supreme court at as early date az
possible, in order that some chance
may remain Of having the franchise
extension bill pressed In the short SEES
sion Of congress, before II Is too late
4 . 49, i ! a .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
TURKS BoMBARD BATUnf
GiNA1lIN-AUsTBA[IiA
SERVICE IS RESUMED

That the Canadian, Australian. steam
Or service win he resumed sooh was
evidenced bya cable message feccipcd
yesterday BY n Il. Davies, agouts for
the line here, Which stated that the
steamer niagara would steam from
Vancouver for sydney on Doecmber
%. She is due to arrive at this port
December 80.
X The Niagara was last in this port
on August IA and was detained here
several days awaiting orders from the
Admiralty TO proceed to the Colonies,
The vessel has continued in the Van
eopyer-Sydney run but omitted Homo,
luln ~ a port of call.
The MakuFa is at present in the
Antipodes. No news OF her intended
sailing for Honolulu has reached here
The Mariana, the third vessel az this
linc, has been plying between Ahstfal
Ian ports and San Frahtiao. A new
vessel recently launched in England
will take her place.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
ANOTHER RELIEF
|. SHIP ON THE WAY
Americans TO Send 2s,ooO,uoo
Pounds Of Food To Belgium
Before End Of the Year

New YORK. December lS} .Asso.
ciatod Press by Feleral wreless)
The steamer Ncehes, chartered by the
American Commission for Relief in
Belgium, sailed yesterday for Rotter-
dam, carrying 5000 tons Of food, pu-,
chased from the funds Of the Roche
felIor Foundation. Tho valne of tho
cargo Of relief supplies is s4Oo,000
The total tonnage already arranged
for will carry about 25,000,0G0 pounta
Of food, all of which will reach tho
other side befoe the end OF the year.
The Massapequa, which took the 6rss
cargo contributed by this icckefcfss
Foundation, Is returning here for =
second voyage. The. Agarcmnon,
2900 tons, and the Ferrous, 1000 tons,
are TO be loaded within q few days
and will sail promptly. The Agamer'
non will carry a cargo made up wholly
Of gifts coming through the Belgian
Relief Committee, and the other ship
will load eargoes supplied chiefly by
tho Rockefeller Foundation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
ITALY TO AID
DEFEATED SIDE
Preparing For Time When She
viii Prevent victors From
Taking All From Losers

CHICAGO, December 10. ~ (Asso-
eiated Press by Federal wirelessl ~
Bxhlainihg ItaIy's enamops purchase
or FOOD supplies iE America. the Italian
consui general here. Count Guiio Bolog-
nosi. said that It was to place Italy III
aposition where she could BE- Of service
to tho world when tho timo arrived for
4 final reckoning between the bsl.igc=-
cffts.
4"Its1y WIN pfobabiy ally herself
wfh the defeatsd Powers Whenever
thcy arc AFTER the war has been fought
ont and after it Is evident which side
has lost. Then, when the terms Of peace
arc being dictated. italy win be in a
poi ION 70 prevent the losers from DO
ing beaten, beaten down forever" he
said.
TO PEoTEcT HEE INTERESTS
Further in his statement. Count
B6ioahoai saia: ITALY IS preparing to
defend herself and protect her interests
should thete be any attcmpt to infringe
upon those. che y afso preparing to be
IN 4 position to mako herself heard
when the forms Of peace arc being dis
cusscd.
Tho Itaiiaii army, he said, will be
fury eiuipped to the namber Of 1900.
600 nSn within few months
Yeterday wheat was purchased here
TO tho amount Of seven million bushels.
A con rnis ion TO psrchase horses for
array use for italy has also arrived in
New York.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
NAVAL OFFICER
HlBB[n IN TRUNK

y LONDON, December 10. (Ass0
dated Press BY Federal WireIess) a
Lloyd s News reports from Grhvcsehd
that German ofIiccr has boon dis
covered ny customs officers slowed in q
locked trunk, which was biJlol from
that he is a lieutenant in the German
navy.
II was drrt supposed he had csfared
from the internment camp and was en-
leavoring n carry inforriation haek 70
Germany. A check Of prisoners in con-
in,eiaen. was male anu nuue arc sie
ported miseing. II Is certain this oil.
GERS mist have had eonfcderatcs, as. he
was well supplied with food and water.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
GERMAN CRUISER DRESDEN
HARD AND FAST ASHORE
ONBARREN SOUTH COAST
Last Vessel Of Admiral Won Specs Squa-
dron Now Accounted For---Attempt-
ing To StealAway To Safety In Fog,
She Is Stranded British Offer Aid

DUEN0S AYRES, Agenne December associated Press by
IA Commercial Pacific CabIe)The light German cruiser Ores
dem sole survivor Of Admiral Count Specs squadron which
met the British squadron of Falkland Island Monday mornings
hard and fast ashore the Argentine coast the mouth
Of the CaIegos River.
the Dresden escaped the general destruction Of the fight and
headed into the Strait Of Magellan closely pursued by the British
1t cruisers There she took refuge IN Of the numerous
inlets, throwing her pGrsuers off the trail
Taking advantage Of heavy fog she returned to the Atlantic
and ATTEMPTED to steal up the coast OFF the mouth of the Cal
egos she went ashore her pecns position being discovered BY
the Brishers asuch the of three hundred and fifty
officers and men viii have to inferno for the balance the war
and are regarded as out Of action the commander OF the British
h6t cruiser squadron has sent an offer Of hepo the Dresden
commander A
The position of the Dresden serious, the part Of the coast
where she IS ashore being barren and unprotected There
towns within many miles Of where she lies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
House Committee Approves $780,
COO ltem-tlso New Revenue
Cutter For Pacific

WASHINGTON, December &c. AS.
sociated Press by Federal Witeless.) =
The Omnibus Bin, appropfiating yai-
GUS amounts for expenditure on aids
to navigation and other works OF tho
lighthouse service, which carrier an
itom Of $50, 600 to be expended at Pearl
Harbor, Oahu, was favorably reported
TO the house yesterday by the inter-
state and foreign commerce committee.
4 The committee also recommended a
bin appropriating $35O,e00 for the
building a new revenue cutter for
use on the Pacific Coast.
Chinese Take Notes W. '
Senator Jones Of Washington intro
duced d senate bill making II o penal
oifenae to promote on American soil or
TO asSist In the preparations for or tho
carving on of revolutions against other
nations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
Pedro Sanape, Awaiting Trial For
Killing coOHify MAN, Ehdes
Prism Guard

IN darirs iasss9UK liberty, two
prisoners escaped 'frthf tHe at Hilo
last Wednesday mstHIhg TheAmen, in
custody Of guard were engaged in
carrying rubbish outside the prison
walls when they hniade their break.
The guard pursued one Of the prison
efs, 4 Porto Rlcan, and succeeded in
capturing him. Pedro Sanape, a Fill.
pino, charged with murder, succeeded
in escaping.
Sanape was arrested several weeks
ago. He was accused of killing coun.
tryman, stabbihg his victim with a
pair Of scissors The fugitive is de-
serihed as being about four feet FIVE
inches in height and poekmarked. lie
has four scars on the back Of his neck,
a scar on the right leg near the knee
and scars ON the left leg.
The,entire force IN the sheriff s office,
rs well as the police department OF
Hilo, have been searching for Sanape
since Wednesday, but without success.
IL Is believed the fugitive Is In hiding
in the Waiakea Filipino camp.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
GREAT BATTLE IS
ON IN GALlClA
Austrians say Russian Move o.
CfacoM Is Che6ked
Regain Passes

y f.
AMSTERDAM, recehbor ~, 1850
cilted PRESS by Federal Wireless. -
Austrian official adlieesy from Vienna
say Chat another great battle Is Dc
.vcioping In Galitia, where the Russian
adxaJiee upon Cfaeow is being met and
checked Tho artillery attack Of the
Russians has been met by counter artil
lefy
In Poland, before Ckenstochhf, tift
sitnntion remains unaltcfed BY the re
cent fighting
Snceess has attended the austrian Of
forts in the Cafpdtlran region and the
forces Of Emperor Franz Josef once
more hold the passes west Of Snpkow
Tho Ahstrians have advanced, despite
'h~ SNOW into the mountain tegioHs and
have driven out tho enemy, capturing
two thousand prisoners. Y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
.G0LTHlLs WANTS
DEsTR0YtRs SENT
TO HELP HIM
No Explanation Received, But II
Is Believed We IS IN TfOnbIe
Enforcing Neutrality

4 WASHINGTON, December 1a.-(A AS
soeiated Press by Federal wircless1-
"A message was received yesterday
from Colonel tieorge W. Goethais, Z,
Panama, aski1g that torpedo boat De
.tfoy6ts be sent immediately 70 the
'eanol zone. No reply has been re-
cciyed 60 a message sent TO Colonel
doethals asking Why the warships are
wanted.
The only reason which has been Of.
fered here as an explanation IS tina;
possibly owing to tho presence OF
many ships belonging TO belligerept
nations within the three mile limits,
Colonel Goethals is encountering diE:'
raity in preserving American Wireless
neutrality.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
MARE ISLAND 10
BUILD DESTROYER

WASHINGTON, December 49, AS.
sociated Press by Federal Wireless ~
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels yester.
day awarded the contracts for the cor.
strction OF the six dcstroycrs author.
lied In the last naval appropriation
BILL One contract WIS awarded TO
the Mare Island navy yard and this
destroyer win be the first built in II
government plant. n
The average cost Of the 1estroyetv
will be ss02,Bo0, or $7s, eG3 less than
the average cost a year ago, accord.
ing 70 the estimates submitted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
TRADERS WELCOME q.
EXCHANGE OPENING

NEW YORK, December 49, tAsso.
eiatcI Press by Federal Wireless. Tho
New York Stock Exchange, after long
period Of iJIencss because Of war con.
ditions opened today for a restricted
sale Of stocks The previous dealings
have been il bonds only The floor was
crowded With traders and the galleries
More PACKED.
The market opened strong and at tho
cl6aH recorded Substantial gains. Tie
Trading was chiefly 10 small lots
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
WOMEN GET 4 BIT
] Of ENCOURAGEMENT

WASHINGTON, December 49, CAS-
ISOLATED Press by Federal Wireless)--
A victory for the woman Suffrage forces
who have boon trying to get action BY
congress was won today when the house
rules committee decided TO submit the
woman suffrage proposals, including the
projects for constitutional amend
mcpt, to q yea and.nay vote. The pro
posed prohibition amendment win also
be submitted TO q yea,and-nay vote.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
WANT NO INCREASE fF
I'm ARMY TAXES

\ T0KI0, December II. - (spteiaI
iiiaiie 20 TIE NippR III i--A mas meet
ing viii ID Rsidl hcfe tomorro& nhdcs
me atsbiees Of the sSiyotai and EoisS
mi1to. anti. eoSSrniOent parties, Tor ne
purpose, II Is ssaid, Of afousing public
cDinion agafnsL tIause In an 5effo.
ITfiation now Before parliamect i hlci
provides for the extension ~ the asniy
and fhs establishnent of 40 syditiohbl
army divisions for station IN Korea. y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
RUSSIANS CLAIM
SERIES OF GAINS
On Land and Sea They Defeat
Turks and Break Through
the German Lines

PETRoaRAD, December IS. CAS-.
sociated Pres by Federal wirelessJ
Success npoa land ana sea for Russian
arms was reported tn the oflcisI des-
patches yesterday. on the mouth Of
the Danube Turkish steamer Loaded
with wheat was captured by the Rus,
Etan cruisers and taken TO Odessa,
while The Russian destroyers capturee
and sank number Of ss!iing !, esseis,
under the Turkish nag, which they
caught OF the Asia Minor coast These
vecseis werc loaded with a.ar.uai ion.
In Asia Minor the Rnssians met
and defeated 4 large division Of Turks
which were crossing Psrzis-l territory
fer an invshea Of Russia. The Tur.
were d-fvcn hack to thsir own tori.
tory with large losses.
SUCCESS IN POLAND
Military observers say that the Ger
man front has twice been pierced north
Of Warsaw, severtng the co:aranica-
tons Of their columns They say that
she Germans are retfeating stubbornly,
and as d result Of the severing Of CON.
munications are in a critical situation.
BRITISH EXPRESS SATISFACTION
LONDON, December H. (Associat,
ed Press by Federal wireiess) NH.
tary critics here think that the war
situation in Poland now resembles that
Of the Previous invasion, when the Ger
mans got w9.hin a few miles Of War
saw and were then forced to retreat
nearly fifty miles. The first invasion,
which at the beginning was apparently
successful, ended In retreat.
Farther south, the chi les point out,
something evidently went wrong with
the concerted plans OF the Austro- Ger
man armies to relieve Cracow. fhe
Russians, timing the attacks were able
to rerel tho advsncing armies separ
ateiy. sisGf ,tfa
TURKS BoMBARD BATum !,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, december 70 u
The Turkish feet yesterday b6mbarded
the Russian port Of Batum on the Black
Sea, killing hundreds Of people ana
wornding many more. The lombard
ficut was severe for some hours.
1 4 .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
a GERM DESTROYER.

There is no Danger whatever from
loclSiaw or blood poison resulting from
4 wound when Chamberlain . Pain
Balm IS promptly applied. II Is an
',s'yeutie and destrQycs the germs
which cause these diseases u ALSO
eanses wounds to heal without matufa,
ton AMI III one-tbifd the time required
nv the nsiial treatment For sale bY an
dealers. Benson Smith I Co., agents
Tor Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
VENTURA SKIPPER g.
ENDS LONG VOYAGE

san FRANCISCO. December a.
Associated Tress by Federal Wire
less. ~ iaptaf Crowell, Commanding
the Oeeanic steamship Ventura; dropped
dead Hero yesterday afternoon Of heart
failures A'a' :te-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
RIVAL CAPITALS
in CONTRADICTION
Paris and Berlin Each Claim Of.
ficiaIIy That Advances Are
Being Made

PARIS, December 12. (Associated
Press by Federal wiroless) - Ycster-
day we completed our occupation Of the
west bank Of the User, toward which
the operations have been directed fot
several days,'' says an official an
nouncenent Of the war Office.
I'm the region Of the Alsne Oui
heavy pieces Of ordnance again showed
their superiority over the Germans
silencing the Teuton field battcnes.
SsNorthwcst Of Valley we have de-
stroyed a howltzer battery. IS s
con the heights Of the Mouse and
at Deuxnouds our artillery destroyed
one heavy German battery and one bat
terry Of special guns used against ayi
atofs.
Sin the same region we dynamited
"a blockhouse and destroyed several
trenches. 4
There is nothing else noteworthy
on the remainder Of the 'front.'
. e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
.eBLEBRA SLIDE Is
ON MOVE AGAIN

SAN FRANC, 49,, December l2.--
(Asaociatcd Press by Federal wireless,)
blocked traffic and it win require two
days TO clear itAEay.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
MASTER or WRECKED n
/. STEAMER PUNISHED

b ssgAR 4sFRANCISCO, December ll,-.
(Asaoeiated Press. nv. Federal Wire
iea4 The maater's license Of CAPITALS
Carey waster OF tho wrceeed stea,pel
lIanalei, has been ahaiiende,l Tor 80
yeara on charges Of negligence and nv
skillfulness.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
American Consul In
Antwerp Applies For
Food IN England


= LONDON, December l3.--(As. (
clatc1 Press ~ Federal Wireless)
4 A-An inditati6p OF the total alb
4 seucc Of washable food In Ant.
< wefp was furnished yesterday IN
y the receipt Of ! request from the
4 American cons9l general at that
4 city, Henry W. Deidcfich, nd
y dressed 60 the American rcllef 1
4 mission, which asked the commits 4
q sion % forward n supply Of food I
= for him and his family and for I
4 the consular staff, none being pro !
= curable. M
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
TRAIN TRAVELLERS
ALL VAGGlNGTlB

e OAKLAND, December ls.--(Associ-
sted Press by Federal wireless.) --All
the passengers on the Oregon cypress
arriving here ye terday from Portland
were yaceinated upon arrival, owing 10
the discovery that the conductor, who
had bcen.taken III ON the trip, was suf-
fering from smallpox,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
GIANTS AND sBN PLAN
GREAT Baseball TOUR

CHICAGO, December rs. - (Assoei,
ated Press by Federal Wireless) John
( MeGraw OF the New York Giants
and Charles A. Comiskey Of the Chi.
cagO White Sox yesterday closed deal
fora gigan ! baseball tour at the close
Of the 1915 season.
u Il is planned 70 tour South Ameriea,I
Cnba aud the Canal Zone, and a special
rhi" has been chartered for the pur,
pose. IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
CONFIRMS FIRST
Won M0LTKE NEWS
Not III Bat Replaced As the Chief
Of Staff-Wife Says He
Was Arrested

AMSTERDAM. December 1S.-(As.
sociated Press by Federal wireless) rs
German papers show evidence of dis
satisfaction at the retirement Of Count
Won Moltke as chief Of che general star
and the substitution Of General Won
Falkenheyn. The German papers guard
edly blame the Kaiser for the futile
attempt to win tho Channel ports. Won
Moltkc's plan, 1t Is stated, was 20 push
forward the wedge slready driven in
at st. Mihel. Thds, it is declared. It
its now too late TO do.
TRANSACTIONS from Danish newspapers
which have been furnished The Advcr-
User, say that the German reports Of
Count Won Moltke's illness, publ he'd
during the early part Of the war, arc
erroneous. According to the Danish
papers, Count Won Moltke was not i'll,
but under arrest in his own hone, by
order OF the Kaiscr.
The Danish papers claim their news
IS authentic, and Is based upon private
letters from the Confess Won MoltIke,
Danish woman, 10 relatives in Den
mark. The countess says that while
chief Of the. general stan Count Won
Moltke had some differences with the
German Grown Prince, who reported
the incident TO the Kaiser. Although
occupying Tho highest place in the Ger
man army, Count won Moltke and the
Kaiser had not been friendly for some
years, and this OCCASION was taken 70
relieve him from his post and disgrace
him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-15
PILEs CURED IN 3 70 Il DAYS.

J PAzO OINTMENT Is guaranteed
70 cure any case Of Itching. Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 8 to
IA days or money refiinded.-- Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO., saiut Louis
us OLA. . - p