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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-25
vIDEIl JENOM SAMou
PROSPERITu

Nuuleu stfeslu Krt,ilt 81 alo
washlnFionu sekrylif pokla,luy
Me Adae srkutthf rmels lstNi
iIaustnn kifH tsbfm pasigslnleh
ril lf,lna s,i.ll 60 cello wai "a
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mist pra vsefAbi abyplof ban
kN rasl ~ ,sslsle metl tarst
81 . alsha,luiky shlr,lsil el, sai'
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ia,ltetaii sl'aka . ishest uas m
finansula skkansa ~ lakiaa
nee, usAlsni xsskeg 1eh iu1aFms
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hnslau aaBAaens masle AifFA.
ssalsua pra uuslstsnl otsetl.ss q ,
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-25
Zpravy arnericke
BYvALY SENATOR TELLER
ZEMREL.

Y pondeli zqnfel We SVEN do,
move v Denver, po nemoci lryav.
NJ asi diva roxy, byynly spoIkoyy
senator Henry Moore Teller. Ze.
snuly zastupoval syGj stat v send
~ po tticet rokd jako repubIi
KAN aysak sc stranou touto 80
rozesel Y r. 1896, kdy dal podnGt
kn yzpiku TAX zyan}ch stifbraf-
sk$cb republikdnn" Y r. 1888
Teller vidal 10 misla senate,
ably pfijaI iirad sekrctdfc yuitra
Y kabinet6 presidcnta Arthura.
V r. 1886 vidal We vsak toboto
1fadu op6tnd zyolcn byl do se.
ndm.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-25
ZAHADNA VRAzDA,

Slc6na Tracey IIoIIanderova,
krdsnd 20-leth diyka. byla N.
yrazd6na v Aurora, H.. pozdG mi
mule pond6li yeder n tflo jeji
doyleteno ma hfbitov a hozcno
IA hrob. Byla utIuGcna t6zkgm
kusem dfeya, Ma podczfeni, zc
zIotin sphebal, byI zattcn ITher
Anton Petras. mladS zcnat} muz,
lenz byl pry ndpadnikcm sleGny
llollanderoyf IN syobodna. Tgz
VIM rozhodne popird, ale otiti
syedkov6 tvrdi, zc yidtIi iei ma
poulifni khfc X d6y6ctcm y omen
yc6er
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-25
PLUKOVNiK COCKTAILS We
SPOJ. sTATECH.

pnkoynik George " Goethals,
budoyatel Panamsktho prdplayu,
priicl We Gtyrtek DO New Yorku,
kdc hned po pfistdni byl ma
doru6en dopis od mayora Nit
chella. Tyl pr} dosud se ne
yzdal nad9je. IL pmkoyuik phi.
juc nfad polieeiuibo komisare '
NcW Yorku Va ySeeky oiaxky
Sc smtru tom tlaFal ioethals w
hthayt odpoytdi as vearrnim
vlakrm odejel 10 Washtnptom,
kdr budou pclfthoyali ieho "a.
ds ythltdcm / treoreauisnyani
vlal, IA pruplaNuim l@,smu q
po,olem siltsnfaAi na tenlual.
ui body tloky q ppeSn9ui
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-25
KAZATEL ZATCEN PRO IA,
PALENf FAIRY.

Rev, j. A. Cottam, kazatcl ko-
stella Y Dearborn, pfcdmfsti De.
troitu, Mich, zatten byl We Gtvr-
tex pro zhafstyi Tvrdi Sc, zc
zapdlil farni budoyu -. ledna --
kdyz Rev Gotham 81 dozyGd6l. H.
byl ma ntho vydhn zaiykac, vidal
se svtho duchoyniho ifadu, ale
prohIasil " Jest ncyincn. Po
shofeni fairy kazatel vydal pro
hldsni, Y ntmz prayiI, ze obdr.
zeI vyhrnznt dopisy cd osQb j.
ntho nabozensktho yyzndni, timz
minil katoliky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-25
TEMER MILLIONOVY PoPLA.
TEX "A VTELENf MAR.
KYCE."

eek ma $s35,5l2 od New York
Central drdhy, jako popIotek "a
ytdleni bypotbdky, obdrzen byI
We ttyrtek y 6fodovnG Iisiovniho
okresu New Yorku Hmin6na H..
lczDice zadluzila yeskeren maie.
tek syGi We state New Yorltn, ably
nohIa zoplatiti stGvajfci pohle.
ddvky, Obnos bypothfky jest
*l67lO2,4o0 jest spIatnf Ban.
kers Trust Company, jako dGvGr.
nfkhm vGfiteIn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-25
TRIM ZPRAvY.
SO. Omaha, %. dnora 1914.

so. Omaha, ~, tlnOra IVA.
HdsiIka hoytzibo dobytka dc
zdejsibo trhu byla ton nejmensj
ma pond6Iek po dlouhou dobu, q.
le nikoIi mcnsi. nczIi Sc oGckAya.
| 10, VzhIcden ku bIi22ar1u, ktcry
znfil Y neddli u jcSt6 do druhG.
no due
kdyH jcnOm JOG kar doslo do
ohrad, netfcba AMI WlGst uvadG.
III, ze byIo yelmi mdlo yykrmen6.
no dobytka nabizeno na prodej
Haroved kupujici zdaIi sc miti
znaGpf objedndvky a TAX trh byl
. lOr yySSi IA diI} pfi tomto
sioupuuti Y Gene, Ndkteff \ pro.
ddyajicicI udrzoyai ii ceny je-
Ste yySc, PrdmGrnd jakost do
bytka nebyIa veImi dobrd, ale ne.
ktefi p6kni vol pfincsli NJ 1855,
krdyy a jaloyice prodavaly Sc
roynM Gene o Zoe yyssi, neil
pri zdyerku minnIGho tydne. Me.
N t6mito nfktcrG jalovice pfi.
ncsly M $40. P0 telatech ma
zabitl ncbyla poptdyka TAX ella
jako minuIy tyden n Y n6kter}ch
pfipadecb proddvaIa sc lacinGji,
neil minuIy tFden
Ndsledkcn krntf zimy, poptav.
ka po kuscch k chovu n k ziru
nebyla 2royna ella, ale pres to u
nrzeIy 81 ceIkem stdIou cenu 4
mlnuIym tydnem.
l'yadime nasIedujici ceny ma
hoy6zi dobytek; p6kni az Wy.
brani vykrneni voli. Ss.200S,75;
prostfedni al ptkni voli, 1850
$40; obyGcjni al prostfcdni
voIi, $700n785; ptkn6 az Wy
brant kukurici krmcnG jalovice,
81 OOH8.OO; p6knt nj vybranG
krdyy, S6,5OCa750; prostfednf NJ
p6kuG druhy, $5.7j0D650; oby-
tcjut al prostredni druhy, S425
IN $50 p6knf nj yybrant k cho-
WI k Iru, S760mS15; pro
strcdni nj ptknt k chovu ii k II.
ri. S70On15O, obyGcjnG nj pro
strrdni k chovu a k ziru. $G.50C0
100 ialovicr k choyu, 6.00G0
7 -: telata k chovu, SG,50(0SO0;
tcIata ma zabiti, Ss00Gl0,25i
bulici S5.50m7.25.
Idsilka prasat hyIa odhadova-
na ma ~ kar. eli 1900 kusu, COZ
jest troch vice, neili minute
poudali a v tentfl den pred ro-
KEN.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-25
NOVINKY z DODGE, NEBR
A OKOLf.

BohnmiI Rnzicka odst6ho
val So fanny IIookovy na far
mu franka Ilan2ln starSiho, kite
rou ma pronaiatou Pctr Dufck
sithujr So ma farmu Franka Ste.
cherry
- Manzelka ldrisiho hodind
re. pani Schlosserovd. ktcrd byla
operoyana Y Omazc ma slept sire
yo. ie iii mimo ycSkcrt nebezpe
*
karrl koydrik. krciti ~
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-25

sousednfho mGsta Snyder, hleda
pomocnika krejGoyskeho
V sobotu zemrel u Oleyan
Henry Kampsneidcr, starry to
zdejsi ntmecky osadnik.
- Nam jeste nGkolik kalenda-
ri AmerikdnG a Pecirkovych ma
skladG, kterG dostanete IA maly
doplatek pfi pfedpIaecni 81 ma
Pokrok neb Cesko-Amer. Ven
kov
-- Josef Stechcr utkoI sc min
tydcn We Gtyrtek V kfiak0vGn
zdpase Bob Managoffem 4 Chi.
caga, H., n podaiio Sc mu polo.
ziti sytho soupere .dyakrdte ma
zintnku Managoff jest We cviku
jiz p0 ntkoIik rokil u protO zna.
mcnd 10 pro Stechera opGt iedno
yclkt yitd2slW,
- Ie ctenafu jeden.kazdy zna
ch0utk0u mladych hochu, jiz RI
di chytaji do bedny krdIiky Jim
niho Gasn. Tim samym sportem
zamtstndn byI lct0sni zimu Josef
JuIiS, ddyny odbGrateI toh0to Ca
sopisu Mnoho-li tech kraliku
IA zimn chytiI, nevim, ale minu-
Iy tyden jednoho rama pfi pro.
hIlzeni "sklopcc", vyskHil do
yySc, kdyz totiz shIedal, ze We
skIopci naIfzA se tentokrate za.
jic yeIky "prerdk Opatrnt o
tevird dyifka, jeStG opatrntji pax
ysouya do bedny syou ruku a ma
jcdnou WGdA svG oGi k nebi mad
tou lidskou taskafinou, Iajis
10 ovscm V kleci byl a yelky tn.
kf, o to postaral ~ ten, ktery tn
lajeGi knzi vycpdyaI, Mas to,
Pepiku, kujony Y bIizkosi, ze a
no2!
- Dnes, ' nedth, radi nam zde
Drudka yichtice od severn a pfi
tom mtM kdyby IezeIo n6kolik
Dalcu snfhu, nell byehom biz.
gard, jaktho mncd TAX zadny ne- !
Damatuje.
Alois SpIichaI 4 Bancroft
lleI V Dodge pres ned6Ii ma podi-
tanG.
- Charlie IIrabAk, syn karIa |
Ilrabaka, pfijeI sem We Gtvrtek |
, Walthill na navSttvu.
- Novorozcn} synacek NAME
il Jana Tomky byl minulT tydcn
lcnoccn Dr. Mcirs 4 Howell jej |
,Setroval.
Rad Jan Amos Komensky, |
is. - ICBJ, hodla m6sic.
Iubnu osIaviti patndctiett vyro.
i svtho hvani pfindfcnou slav-
lOsti.
Frank Butler, ktery 81
i'll ,,,Jn,,,,.... Iat.L,,.t ,,I,,l
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-25

nalh, pr0slreunl az pekla, ti.OU
n725j jehliata, pfebranG, $3.50
n6.50; rocni, lehka, $650m6.75;
rocni, t6zkd, $6.0OMG5Oj skopci,
p6knf k vybranf, $5.60M5.90;
skopci, prostfedni az p6kni, $5,25
M05.60 ovcc, pGlan6 nj vybran6,
$5. .25M560j ovce, prostfedni M
ptknG, A75m5.25.
Chicago, %. Gnora 1914.
llov6ziho dobytka bylo obdr.
zeno $4,000 kus6j trh silny NJ
Zoe vySSi vykrmeni yoli, $720Cn
075j texasstf vol, $600(Os.00
2dpadni voli, $5.50mS.0Oj k ziru,
$560Cn8.00; kravy u jaloyicr,
$3.7On8.55; telata, $75On11.OO
Prasat byIo dnes obdrzono
$4,000 kusd; trh otovfel Sc 5Go
Zoe vyssi, ale pozdGji cena pokle.
sla; nejyySsi ccna, 1880; probe.
je ponejyice, $s.55mS7Oj praso
Ia lchkd, $s.50ms70j michau6,
$8.15MS70; tGzkd, $8,3Oms67N;
hrubd, $s3Ons 40; selata, s775
MDs,G0.
Ovec u jebnat bylo obdrzeno
$4,000 kus6; trh GIBg po-
vsechn6 Zoe yy#i domdci,
$4000DG30; zapadni, $5.OOmG.35;
rocni, $5.00m725j jehhata, do
mhci, &000S.00; zApadni, 600
OUSO0.
Kansas City, %. dnora 1914.
IIovGaibo dobytka bylo obdr-
zeno S,400 kusd trh silDy M l5c
vysN; nejlepI kukufici krmeni
vol, $8,5O(n0.25; tuGni yoli, $7.3j
ms.40; z6padni voli, $GG5ms50;
JIM voli, $G50M780; krhvy,
$425Cd75O; jalovice, $675Gn
s.75; k ziru, $G.50(n700; bulici,
$600n750; tclata. $G50ml0.5O.
Prasat byIo dnes obdrzeno
4 600 kus6; trh 10c vysM pro,
II - poncjvicc, $s.45MS70; tez-
kd, *s.6O0S.75; ma maso, $S.5Om
s,75; lchka, $s.1ONS70; selata,
~. .50MS00.
Oyec a jehnat bylo obdrzeno
7 900 kush trh stdlg az silny;
jehnata, T.10m775; roGni, $6,25
skopci, $5.S0M5S5; ovce,
S5. .O0M5.G5.
81. Louis, 23. 1nora 1914.
IIov6ziho dobytka bylo obdr.
leno $500 k1Isu; trh 10(n15c
vysSij vykrmeni voli $750m
).25; kravy jaloyice, &.25m
$50; k ziru, $5O0075O; JIM
goIi, $755MS.20; kravy a jalovi-
,e, $4.00m6.0O; telata, $600Cn
l1.50.
Prasat byIo dncs obdrzeno
900 kus6; trh jml0c nizSi; Sc
alta a prasata lehkd, $4,000
; 'S5 michand II ma maso, SS.7OGn
$50; p6llna t6zka. r.. .S0nS.90.
Oyec a iehhat bylo obdrleno
900 kush; trh stdly; ovec, $3.50
1850; jehnata, $70OM7,95
ST. Joseph, %. Inora 1911
lIoveziho dobytka bylo obdr-
.cno 1900 kusn; trh stdly vo-
il, S700@9.00; krayy a jalovice,
siOOms50; tclata, s10onl02o.
prasat hylo dnes obdrbeno
1000 kush trh dall neiyyssi
,ena, $500 prodele poneivice,
- ailds.a
Oycc a iehhat bylo obdrkeno
1000 kusu uh stal} iehnata,
~ OOH1fa
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-08-08
Frightened
Team Wrecks
Automobile
One Horse Killed and Three Young
People Have Exceedingly Narrow
Escape.-BrOken Wagon Tongue
Started Runaway.

Their automobile wrecked by the
wild charge Of team of fright
maddened horses. r. c. Bowman
of Wailuku, and Miss Elsie White
and Miss Coupe, OF Paia, escaped
death or serious Injury by the mar
rowest margin, while driving just
above Paia, on Monday night. One
of the horses of the team was killed
by the impact. 1t apparently went
entirely over the car, as its body
was found directly behind, immedi
ately after the accident. The team
was owned blythe Tam Chong store,
of Paia.
Mr.. Bowman and the two young
ladies were returning from the
beach at the time of the accident,
which occurred lust above the Paia
school, on the Makawao road. The
team had become frightened by the
pulling loose Of the wagon tongue, a
short distance below the Paia church
and the Japanese driver was unable
to hold them. Dragging the broken
tongue, the frantic animals were
coming down the road at a terrific
rate, when Bowman first saw them
by the lights from his car, anc
swerved as far as possible to the
right. The left hand horse struck
the front of the car with great force
smashing the left hand la mps, fen
der, radiator and windshield. The
upholstery was torn and left frame
work of the left seat of the run
about, which was the one occupied
by the young ladies, was broken
and spattered with blood,
Aside from a few slight tscratche:
from flying glass, and a grea
fright, all of the party escaped
without any injury.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-08-08
To
Cross Maui
Hot Sands
Bid Delegation Will Arrive On 22nd
For Big Ceremonial Session.
Street Parade Will Be Feature.

For the first time in the history
of Shrinedom, Maui is to have the
honor of entertaining the mobiles of
the Aloha Temple, on the occasion
of one of its big ceremonial sessi-
ons. The big event will cover two
full days-Saturday and-Sunday,
August 22nd and 23rd, and will
bring to Wailuku from the other
islands, between one and two hum
dred visitors.
Maui Shriners have just been
advised ofsome of the details of the
program which has been prepared,
and have organi zed themselves into
a committee to handle the details
of local arrangements, The Homo
lul Il crowd expects to leave Homo
lulu at 9:3O o'clock on Friday even
ing, August 21, on the Mauna Loa
which has been chartered for the
occasion, arriving at Kahului early
on Saturday morning. The Cere-
monial session will be held on Sat
urday, including the great street
parade of the novices, and the
burning sands trip, probably i'll the
armory, with an elaborate banquet
i'll the event ng at the eveningat the
Maui Hotel.
1t is expected that between 20
and 40 candidates will be put
through the Shrine PAGES in most
approved style, with some real
Maui trimmings. There will be
about a dozen Maui candidates i'll
the bunch
With the visitors will come the
famous Aloha Patrol, of Honolulu,
numbering about 25, and the Ha-
waiian band, with 25 to 80 memb-
ers. A committee has been appoint
| ed, consisting of VIM. Bal, Glenn
Crowell, and George Cummings,
to have charge of the entertaining
of the band boys while here, and it
is announced that two free concerts
are to be given-one probably at
the Wailuku base ball park, and
the other in front of the court
house.
AT the present time there are
eight Shrine mobiles on Maui
Hugh Howell, George Freeland,
| w. L. Decoto, William Henning,
| w. T. Robinson, +. p, Rosecrans,
Tim Lyons, and d, II. Case.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-08-08
LONDON 7-Ahu Cumamoc lost
. men,
will
. to on epnaio of time m flee is hm mouadeh
MRS. WOODROW WILSON DEAD.

NEW YORK Aug Pacific Mail and American Hawaiian vii
keep Pacific.
Bank England announces reduction of discount rate from 10 to
percent
Mrs Woodrow Wilson died yesterday afternoon President has col
apsed completely.
HONOLULU, Aug. 7Phenomena rise in yesterday will
add $200000 value balance awas provided lasts
All reserv have ordered hold selves readi
ness until transportation can be arranged.
Richie jail here released is
o Australia. Is free.
Twenty-nne members Chamber organized Retail
Trades Association yesterday
InterIsand reports shortage in coal supply.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-08-08
RICE Seems TO HAVE WON
OAHU IN Weeks CAMPAIGN
Will Begin Active Work On Maui Next Saturday.
Other Candidates Aarmed-Pians to
Split Republicans

The surprising strength which
Senator Chas. A. Rice is showing
in his campaign, has created some
thing of panic in all other party
camps. Under the new primary
law a candidate receiving the ma
jority of all the votes cast in the
primary, is declared elected to the
office, without further contest. To
prevent Rice's election i'll this way,
both McCandless and Carter are
doing all they can to split up the
republican vote. McCandless is
reported to have admitted his fear
of Rice's winning in the primary,
and to have straightway started for
Hawaii County to try to undo some
of the Kauai mans work there.
Here on Maui everything posi-
bic is being done to confuse the
issue, and to turn the attention of
the voters from the real issues, to
personalities. According to the
plans of the leaders, the attack is
to be made OH Rice from three an
giles. Kuhio is of course making
his own fight for the republican
nomination. The Democrats of
Maui are to vote for Kuhio, in or
der to weaken Rice; and the Pro-
gressive party is urging votes for
anybody except Rice. The result
of all this will be to keep the popu-
lar Kauai senator from winning in
the primaries, and thus give Nc
Candless and Garter a chance in
the regular election.
During the past week Rice has
been campaigning on Oahu, and
has been receiving very strong sup
port i'll almost every part of the
Island. At Kailua the women at
tending the meeting declared for
Rice, and promised a full male
vote for him when September 18th
rolls around. At Kaneohe, Ka-
hama, Laie, and other places on
windward Oahu, very large crowds
\ attended the meetings, and the
conviction is growing that Rice
has already won the nomination as
far as Oahu is concerned.
BUSY WEEK ON MAUI PLANNED
Senator Rice will arrive OH Maui
for thorough campaign, next
Saturday morning, As will be not
ed by the advertisement of his
itinerary, published on another
page of this issue, he plans to cover
pretty nearly the entire island be
fore he leaves He will probably
be accompanied by his father, w
II. Rice, who has been acting as
interpreter for his son, and addres
sing Hawaiian audiences on the
Senator's behalf, Mr.. Rice, senior
is said to have a command of the
Hawaiian language, that is equaleC
, by but few of the present day
native Hawaiians themselves, anC
he is always accorded the closes
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-08-08
Editor Stevenson Takes
Charge Hawaii Herald

V. L. Stevenson, formerly editor
of the Maui News, is now editor of
the Hawaii Herald, of Hilo. Mr..
Stevenson, since leaving Maui, has
been connected with both the Star
Bulletin and the Advertiser, of Ho-
nolulu. He will succeed f. +. Mat
son, as editor of the Hilo paper.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-08-08
NORTH SEA IS Scene
OF MIGHTY CONFLICT
ENGLISH AND FRENCH SINK
OR CAPTURE KAISER'S WARSFIPS
Details of Greatest Naval Engagement in
Modern Times Still to COme---AIIies
Suffer Severe|y===CermanS RepuIsed by
BeIgians.
Especial Wireless to MAUI NEWS

TOXIC, Aug 7-Brth French and German eevis left here
Korea today.
HALIFAX, 1.-The liner Mauritania will be converted into
a cruiser.
TOXIC Aug Using sbcenc captured by the French
Harbo is thoroughly mined.
LONDON Aug 7-Waters in Swedish territory being mined
YORK, 7Captain Scottish Prince, arriving today
reported hearing firing off Scotland light but nothing
Austrian Warship Taurus has taken refuge Brie.
British Government will organize a bureau.
LONDON Aug Tn retreat eastern side North Sea- apparently
headed for Ke canal effort escape through Baltic remnant of
German fleet in full flight this morning
English French fleet North Sea- Germans
lost 10 ships, sunk and captured
Battle lasted "a hours
Several British and French ships sunk.
British cruiser Amphion, while scouting North Sea- early
this morning struck floating and destroyed 13o lost
HULL, Aug First OF North Sea battle received when
Later admiralty authorities wired request for beds hospital for %
0S w0%n d % . n oS@S @ BY 0 o a" @ 3 s GS co1 @
be resumed without fear OF capture Fishing Meet Tree to resume
British Atlantic liners seeking British ports several being in,
making Halifax Among these is Mauritania.
MANILA Aug Authentic reports received here this morning
announce German squadron at Using TAU has been engaged by
British.
TOXIC Aug Repo say German war vessels yesterday cap
tured ship of Russian volunteer fleet in far east.
BRUSSELS Aug One entire battalion Germans wiped out,
when an exploded mine before eg More than 1000 officers
Killed. np '" killed. engagement ." o' 0'o0 Germans 's'o
LONDON, Aug. Liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse is
Bombardment Russian Notifications Szeborg reported under
way by Greman Baltic squadron.
VIENNA Aug 6-Forma declaration of declared against
Russia Austria followed by Russian ambassador receiving passports
Austrian attack Belgrade resumed yesterday Previous
fall of Servian capital was incorrect
SUNDERLAND, Aug Henry Aaron Mahes, American
artist arrested today suspected being spy. Remanded
WINNIPEG, Aug Aroused by prtroc speeches. mob
night somed Austrian Consulate and German club Much damage
before it could be dispersed.
PARIS, Aug French mine planting ship, captured yesterday
and towed to Cherboug Is 5000 ton
BERLIN Aug I-Emperor issued call all Germans capable
OF bearing arms respond
SHANGHAI Aug 6.Japan has announced that it will send
fleet and 10 200 soldiers to Tn n and cruisers attack Using
TAU Also 10000 relieve British garrison Ten Tsin and
Peking
Continued 3D.
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when he talks.
CUPID AND CARTER BOTH HERE


Both Kuhio and George r. Car
ter have been campaigning on
Maui all this week. They both
came over Oh the Claudine OH
Tuesday morning, and went at
once to Hama, where each got busy
with the electorate. The Claudine
made a special trip on Wednesday
morning from Hama to Kaupo for
the benefit of the stumpers, who
spoke to fair sized crowds in both
Kaupo and Kipahula.
The Prince returned by the boat
to Kahului OH Wednesday, bnt the
Progressive candidate remained in
the Hama district, and is said to
have been making quite an impress
sion on the natives through his
house to house canvass plan. This
is a new wrinkle, and according to
word from the district, it seems to
be working we'll. Carter addressed
meeting Thursday AFTERNOON at
2 O. clock, III front of the Hama
court house, and the same evening
at Mahiku. Yesterday he went on
Keanae over the ditch trail, and is
expected back in Wailuku today.
Kuhio spoke to moderate sized
audiences at Pauwela and Paia on
Wednesday, and to another gather
ing at Waihee on Thursday night.
Last night the Orpheum was well
filled with those who wished to
hear him.
DEMOCRATS HAVE TWO CANDIDATES.
The Maui democracy has enter
ed thus far but two candidates III
the field for nomination for the
Legislature. There are Harry c..
Mossman and Samuel Kuula. 1t
is understood that the Maui demo-
Gratis intend to support number of
independent" republican candi-
dates who will get out and work
for Kuhio, the purposein this being
to split the republican strength,
and thus make it more likely for
McCandless to get a show in the
final elections.
Joseph N. Uahinui, the police
officer at Kaunakakai, Molokai, il
is understood will announce his
candidacy for the House within a
few days. He will run OIL the re-
publican ticket.
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TOXIC Aug 7Bsh French and German eservsts left he
on Korea today.
HALIFAX Aug 1.-The liner Mauritania will be converted il
a cruiser