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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
5abtpn mno Seaebme.
3nei beutfde airden9t'
meiuben poIlen lid

3nei beutfhe airf)enges
meiuben OIlsn lid
pereiniaen.
Ginem 9eriidt sufolae iOllen bic
Gn. grpt. ct. sSobannes Stride in
8suspue unb bic gp. prot. ct. pau.
lus Stride bon 9unton nit benz 9e'
tnnfen umoeben, iidh ait bereiniaen.
Diefe @naeIeaenheit ion Den MitaIies
bern beibsr 9eneinben aur abitims
muna poraeleat iperben. Nah bem ies
biasn plan iollen bic 8irdenaruno'
itiide bsiber Gemsinbsn psrtauft tDsrs
ben unb es ioa cine &irhe aebdut
iperben. bic ben 4nipriihen beiosr
@smsinben entiprit,i. Die 9dptoner
Gsmeinbs bat i6r gottesbaus an Der
3. Strabs nnhe Der Wain unb bic
Gellepuer @emeinbe on Der fSoote
Qlpsnus, nabe Der Fairfield glpsnll..
Rep. @uiiap 9rune 1T Qditor ber
Dnntoner Sonareaotion unb ReD. Oa.
rib Wl. Worib bsrieniuen bon Belle.
bue. Die QbIiimmuna finbet am ium'
member SOuutca in beibsn airdsn
itatt.
- Senrp lleberi6las BON 9ellepue
ipilrbs gum 9elegat.n 5ur Stote
@ranO Gommanberp, bic am 80. IlnI
in WapspiIIe, ap., in Sisung tritt
ernannt. Gbenfo purSe er gum Dele
suien Der Nariondl aonoention in
Cincinnati in Suni sruannt.
- Sin Il beianntsr mari geiiern
sinen Siein bur6 Oas Shnuienites
bes Soc Beds Drp @oo6g aabsns on
Der 6. unb Glap Sirabs, DaptOn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
Safs Don gatern selermt.

Ger 9auGd)aitss1rtner Sobn Z.
1aplor, ocn Der GongreB slOenue. Be-
fannte lid, scitern i'm gunbesgerltt
DER ,SaIi6niin5erei uno Der @eralls.
gabling bon 5aIideeIb iduIbis imo
ipurSc BON Rihter SoIIiiter 5u IL
Wlonaten @eidnpiib perurtbeiIt. Ter
anasflagte gnb uilumiuilnben 5iL oaB
or Sie 5ali6nl:in5erei BON ieinem ga'
ter gelernt. Der i'm uno ieinen grii.
Ser in Ser aunit nnteripieien babe.
gs ipnr6e foniiatirt. bab Der alte el.
nen pieriabrigen 3udtbansterrin
lpeaen 5nIihniin5erei binter iid bat
Ger slngpflaste iaete, bittere Nofs
lyatte ibn 81 Dem shritt peranIabt
uno Bot nit 9fiidiift aii ieine 5rml
Die iait bIinb 1T umo i'm @eriAisiaal
ainueIeno mar, I'M 8iIaoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
9a6en gsoddlni6 wi.osr st(angt.
Die budjnothpeinIiden 1lnterindnn'
gen bereidJern ben Stenerfisfus.

9ie bedngitigen0en 5dIle BON @e.
bad)tilibif)pimO, bic Die Steueraiiei'
loren aiii ibren Runoganeen 5u ton.
itatieren @elegenbeit batteu geben
iiidt 5u iolden geiorgniiien gnIaB,
iuie glnfangs nngenonlme iplroe.
Gieie Serrid)aiten, tpeId)e pergabetL
ibre SSilipelen ODER ibre @emdloe, 5li.
tueilen nnd ibre aiitiden, gierbe uno
automobiIe Dem 9liieiior sur geItene.
riing anSlgeben, weroen Dor oi.
Steuerfoumiiiare 5itiert, Die ibr Se'
odftniB gelpobnlih iebr idnea nit
Griolg aiiiiriid)en. 60 botten iidI ge'
iiern airfd 20 giirger einem bohnotE.
peinlihen 8erbor 5ii inter5ieben nno
als gieiultat pnroe Der Steueriisfts
in ieoem ein5elnen Sale bereidert.
Cine 9eriou, Die iogar ben Sifen5a.
rimsseib geleiiiet bate. beauenite id,
5u eiEer gan5 aniebnlid)en Steucr'
einiddsung. Sn einem nrloereii 6all
nurSe Der SieuerIuertb Der periou-
Iihcn Sabe pon $1,000 aiii $4,000 CT.
.hobt. Seitoem Die qeite ieben, oaS
ole Steuer aomlniiiare san5e Gr6eit
rnndlen ipoaen, iueloen iih piele 1rii'
deberger and ifriiilif. 60 iinb oel'
aommiiidreu geitern mebrere grieic
3ugegangen, oeren Shreiber iih eni.
ifuIoiaen. bab ilc ,perseiieu" bdtten.
Dem sliieiior oieies ODER ienes aii5il'
geben. ,9ieies ober SSenes" iiilo oonn
aewobnlid, reft nambnite Bertb.
obieftc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14

Mlab Spencer. 90. beibe bon Mibbls.
totpn: ghsiter armitrona 81, poll
a(manbu. unb Gertrude paiton, 20,
bon Wlibbletopn.
- William Warr, lpsl6er lebte
Wohe in Der Jabrit Der Champion
Goaieb gaper 60. perleBt fpuree, lieai
i'm Mertp 6ofpitaI In bebtntlidem
3uitanb.
6arldn MilIer ipurbe oeitern in
Muniaipalaeri6t bon Rihter Shan'
untsr $500 9iiraffaft benz Geri6t
iibsripisisn. neil sr einen Rspolpsr Be
fif trua.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14

perfdieb in ibrer Mobnuns on be,
Nlerqnbria pife. Die 8eitattuns II.
am Mittipoh Hadmittas bon Der Sms
mersriin airdbof aapslle.
Jrou 2lmanba SobnTon. pon
go. 800 pattsrion Str, berihteis,
bof ibr 1S Sabre alie 5ohter Glia
felt Samftas 9tbenb bsrmibt miro,
Sic faste, lie iprlls Elm Munbelbiloer'
Heater beiuhen unb ipurbe felt Der
3eit nid,t mebr geisbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
gsOdlenberidlt bes OJeinnObeitsamts,

aaut BEN @o6snb.rihi bss iiGbti.
fden 9eiunbbsitsamts purbsn in Der
DerfloHsnsH Wo6s 121 Sale Don un'
itsdenbsn aranfritM unb 20 9obsss
fdae iHfoIs. folher Eranibsit.n ssmeIs
bet, s.s.n 95 Grtrantungsn unb "a
9obesfdls in Der paralltItpodx bss
porisen Jabrss. qluf bic tinS.lnsH
2ranib.it.n Dertbsilsn ii4 bic semsIs
bstsH gale tuis foIgt: SHpinbiu&i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14

SO erirantunsen unb IL 7obesfdl.;
asu4buiten 20 Grtruntunsen; Sdar'
latfieber 16 grtraniunstn; Dipbtbs,.
ritis IA grfranfunsen unb 5psi 2o'
bssfGlle; Wumps IL grtrantunger;
Winbpoden 8 grtruntunseH; glattsrn
6 Grtranfunssn; Mafern a ertran'
fungen; Rofe 8 Grirantungen nno Elm
9obesfaa; sppbusfi,ber 5tpsi erirans
tungen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
fsluk.Nah
9ieuaas, IA. glpriI 1914.

Der Sbioflub 1T fait iibsralI In.
Goaen bssriffen. @eiiern 2tbsnb bate
b.rfel6s bsi bieiissr Stab. sinsn WaI'
Isritanb bon 36.5 1ub.
Die folaeno.n Tepsidsn trofsn gee
Tern bier sin:
piiisburs, pa.-9.6 Sub unb fils.
@bs,lina. 80. 0n.--16 5pB, itaiicndr.
qortersbura, W. Wd.-16. itciion1r.
aanatpba fails. 20. Wd.--4.9, fdlt.
gbarlsiton, VI. 0a.-6.7 unb fdQt.
qprtsmoutb, D.-34.2 unb fdIt.
Qouispille. &n.-13.2 }ub.
GbanspilIs, Snb.--33.5 unb fdni.
RafbpiIe. Stnn.-21.8 unb iitiei.
Chattanooga, 9snn. .-13.8 iiuh fdns.
Cairo. Su.--40.6 un6 fHH.
WempHa. 9snH.--32.5 uno iteigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14

llnler Igenf III QaHlitou W.
!S,rr Gbuarb Srmd, 449 SaS aiinite
Strabe. 9,eQ Sci. 476 st. Spms
Tbone 1851 u.
Gb. McGlure. tpelaer ihon ofs
icrs nit Der gOliasi in &onfliti ae'
.pmmen 1T. lpurb. dtitsrn 8crmittaa
RON ben 0steitips Sirider uno 5etie'
rid ptvhnftet. neil er porleBte Wod1e
aus einem 8ii.srDnQ.n Der g.. 8. DC
,. gabn glnauaitoife I'm Wsrthe BON
$500 itahI. @r pertuufte Sipei Stlds
an ;Farbiae. ipelde iih bupou in Der
LIP 80 Date" aIeiberbanolunp un,
siias MAIDEN Iiekeu. Der Stoff
itommie mertpiirbia.r Beiie aus Der
9leiberb1nbIuna uno mar fir bic
3peiannoluua in 2olsbo beitimmt,
mb bieie gbutiade aub bic erits Spur
sur @erhaftuna bes 8iebes. Witelurs
psrtaufte ben Stoif on bic Tarbiasn
fir So. MtGlure btiannts iih idul'
biu unb ,rtlGrie. oob tr teiuen Del
isrsbtlfsr bate.
- Wuithias 6enrh aus Durrictpn
fiarb poraeitern ab,nb i'm Wlerep Sos
ipital i'm gllttr BON rs Subren an
GhpGhe. gr 6isnte bier Subre i'm
gi:roer.riea in SO. ! bes 50. R.ais
m.nts Der Ohio GreilpiLIiasn uno bins
t,rldki brsi SDhne unb A gnfsl.
Der 6etannte M5beIbdnbIer .Sas
COB ". aosb unb HrI. Gbitb Drspfub
ipurben poraeitern pon bem Rabbirer
Qtepmann 2ibmann aetraut. 0ds
gadr trat cine So4ssitsrsiis nad
ghicnaO oil.
- u. 8. RennoIbs pon Cincinnati
p -be poraeit.rn qb.nb bei Der 0ur6.
fubrt bon Sriorb nah Cincinnati in
5amilton Don Der qOlisei perbaftet,
neil tr an isinem Gutomobil tsin
S6ilo fir 1914 hattie. Gr anb $40
giiruidcii fir iein Gri9einen I'M
Wunisipala.rift. Der SpaB tpirb
Rsnnolbs So unh bic 0eritltstoiien
tpiisn. gDilIidm 5rorpe[ purbe, uus
bemIelben 9runbe berhnfiet uno
mubte SIS lnb Soften btSubIsn. iobdIO
Tsin Nall 1ur gsrbdnoluna oetommsn
lin. or tpurbs aea,H $40 girai4aft
tntloiTen.
- Grant Winsloip. Elm Tarbia.r,
ipeId,er porlsbte Node perhaftet
tpurbe neil er nit timer Weibsn in
pilber ghs lebie. ipurbe poraeitsrn
9lbenb Don benz iunssn atntutper 8.
8. 9lan in Der Wobnuna yp. "A
gDalnut Strase nit einem M,ner
| iiberfallen unb i'm 9eiidbt libel augs.
rittet. Or. Gb. gpof nabm ben Hdrs
biasn in drstlihs gebnnoluna. 8lnu
purbe BON bem fdrbioen ebenfolls
bsrpunbst uno Lat ii6 aus bsm
Staube atnaht.
- Die iFleif9hunbluna bts 5errn
@siipiier in Orforb puroe poraeiiern
burf 7f,uer sum geiraae Don $500
bsfhdniat.
- Gin ainb Der Tqmilie auraben
prn 644 Seaton Stydhe lieb pcraes
ittrr elm brsnnenbss 3iinbbols burt
Elm God i'm BubbOben zines 3imm.rs
faIlen unb Elm tlsiner 8runb entitaHb.
Der anaeri6ists Sbaben 1T usrius.
- Der Raib Der SisuersaommiIs
fion erndnnte ueitern sSobn 8. 5iatt
| unb Wl. 6. Barnes. Inn gidentbum.
| ipeldes bur6 bic Sohfluib i'm lsbtsn
Sabre beiddbiat iuurbe, absui6dbsn.
- Seiratbsrdeins: Sibnep Rebm,
Rsetanus, 25. uub 2llmu 5elsn Ratb'
man. %. bsibs pom Wibbletoipn;
Qssbit Dliper Wops. ~, ilnb Zulu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
ten.

Die @erbaftung oes WaIter Bop
per" &uDrence BON bier in Reppprt
SoRntag Raat bra6te Den 9ebsimpos
liaiiten Soaeran bon 9rano Rapios,
Wh6., auf ben @ebanten, bab er ipOs
mOoIid ettpas bpu einem ginbru9
in ben SupeIterIaben pon Sobn
Sbompion, Munroe 2oenue, Grano
Rupios, am 13. Septembsr 1913
peib. 2anrente fpiro einittpeilen ols
Sufti3flii6tlins gebaIten. 3ur Seit
bss ginbruGs ipurbe S1Ompion, Der
Gigentbiimer urb isine 5lpei GIerts
Smith uno 5olpn eri6piien unb Sus
ipelen i'm @ertfe BON $4,000 tpurpen
OermiBt. SoQeran srtIdrte, oub er ieit
prei Ulpnuten naa 2anrence iuue.
Qebterer leugnei, odB er ettpas nit
bem Raub uno Der @rmorbung Der
Drei Genannten 5u tbun bate uno
tpeigert iih, obne QusIieferungspGs
pierre na6 9rano Rapi0s gu gebeu.
Qaprence, Der nit Sans S6sner ben
g(potbeter CHARLES Wogner in beiien
glpotbete on Der Is. uno Scott StraBe
iiberfiel, nieoerihIug uno Die gdn3e
gaari4aft Itabl, puroe gu 3uuts
busitrufe Oerurtbeilt. 2uprence ents
tam uno bega6 ii6 na9 bem Stdote
8afbington, lpo er rpegen poitpfIices
!}oubes einen Sern1in i'm oprtiqen
3u6t6uus abiub. gta4bem er ieinen
5ermin abgsIsfsn, beguben iih polis
sei6ef S6ulsr unb Serseant Wtars
| tin nab @aibingtpn unb braAten
2aprence 6ier6sr. Quf Der !6eimrsiIe
nuroen S6uler unb Wtartin BEL Ell
nem GtIen6a5nunfnq oerurt DerleBt,
baB lie in einem Spipital in COLORADO
uuteraebraht meroen mubten. Gdps
renee bat auberbsm eine gtn5abI 8ers
qeben auf bem &erbbol5.
Gaprence ipuroe in Gobinaton 1es
brren unb eraoqen, lit Der SO6n beg
psritorbsnen poliaiiten Sunter 2arD'
renee uno iteht nun i'm 27. Gebenss
| iahr. Gr be0aun ieine gerbrederIaufz
babn als sSunae, inoem er ben ReDola
Der ieines @aters ftahl uno mshrmals
| in pfanblGoer perfebte. Ssin @ater
hro6te Inn, bdb er ibn nud Der Re
| formi6ule Ihiden ipOlle. Die Wlutt.r
be5 &ndben perhinoerte i'm ieDodj
burdn. big bem Batter Die @ebulo Der
faate unc er i'm mad Der Cincinnati
Rsformi6ule brd6ts. oa aentudr
teine oerartide 9lnitalt bate. Qnitatt
lid au bsiiern, Derbanb er lid nit ei'
mem 1epiiIen Shsner uHo belt ben
WdterialndarsnhGnoler Reblino unter
Der 6. &c 8. Bride an uHO bsrau6te
| i'm Inn feline Saaeseinnubms bon $83.
gr ipurbs ipdter nabe Der gopinoto.
ner 9umpitution in ben Sigblnnbs
Dor ben 9ebetmpoliaiitsn Sanoforo
uHb Rotbenbosfer perbaftet unb es
lruroe audi bic Qntlaas bss Shisbens
pp3 einen gifenbahn6edmtsH leaen ian
ur.eixeie semodt. 2otprsnce uHo
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VI 11HITIHHI w "
6fiutid) iaorohof,

i'm elIier ben II 3abrcn Gas psidenbeedps'
Hib iinoci am Wiiitpoh ploIaeu mn 1;3o iisr
pon Der ssobuunp friner 4inie enua A9r6bSff.
20. SOC Grdtg slrnBc aus iinii lnlb mira I'm
( iIbr In Der mlniier Boiics ,I9irde elm tfier,
Iites gteauiem eeIebriri. i5rellnoe finb eiHGe'
.dhCu 1914
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
@id)tiser Sang.

DIS Elm ioIaer mag iid bic Jsitnubms
beg Walter Qaprence berausitelen.
Die @srbrsderIaufbabn oes 2Irrsftans
ten.
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+ q m iItp n.

iinier sIsent in Samilton 1T
S,rr Gbuarb Srnd, 449 Sao 5iinite
Strak.. sea Sci. 476 81, SDms
Tbone 1851 u.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-14
'soapbOx ! AlnpoHness 9echeeo i
Ont q Running and Also That
sopEa Will BE Removed. !
BY Ernest d. walker.

(Mail Special to The Advertiser.) \
'+ WASHINGTON, March 8o.- Charlie.
Barron, viee-chairhan' of the Demo
cratic county committee, is Ia town
about the 1ivest Hawaiian prppoaition
Of which Washington can now boast.
He has been agitating the patronage
situation slightly. Among other things
he has had an interview with Postmas
ter General Burleson about tho Homo
lulu .postofiice, urging his own ambition
to be postmaster Of the chief territorial
city. b 'EN ~ IN, lsl
Just what progress Mr.. Barron Ii
making to that end is not yet apparent
Mr., Barron claims assurances from Mr.
Burleson that 'Paeheso, s candidacy Ii
utterly done for, and also that }. M
Souza in due season will cease 10 be
postmaster Of Kohala. Mr.. Barron rep
resented to the postmaster general that
Souza, confirmed by the senate June
IL last, is an out4and.Out Republican
and claims that MFR. Burleson Is deter,
mined that none such shall hold Office
under snch circumstances.
Mr.. Barron is active in other lines
trying to get Democrats into :all the
territorial Offices, including the collect
toEship of customs He has not Jared
very much loose yet, but there Is no
telling what he may be able TO do.
- tftsff1fy " ItaSlL II 90 II .isfffi5tkr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-14
Fire CLAIMS BILL
PASSES in SENATE
Congress Bids sEair 10 Reimburse
Insurance Companies for Losses
Hene Fonrtsen Years Ago.
pDy nrneat q. walker.

(Mail Special 20 Tho .Advertikaf.) "
WASHINGTON, March 20. y lIa,sal
liam mattars before the ihohse commit!
tee on Territories rest quietly. Chair;
man Houston said today chat Mr. Coer.
per had requested the oolnmfttec TO
wait on his railroad pfoiset I'll ,ez.
Govethor Frear could be heafh. sa
ttT understand that Goternof Tr6ar
Is now in the city, Z said ny. Houston,
land ! suppose we ahi1l have 9, hensi
ing sopp. The testimony dlfeady pre-
scented does not seem to be quite com:
plete. Delegate Kaanianaole - inter
Iested in some matters before our com
mittee, hut understand that be is ~
F1orids. The Rapid Transit hin is be-
fore the aubpomuiittee pf which Mr.
Lonergan IL the head They are about
ready TO report, hut Mr.. Lonergah has
had to 20 10 Connections for week
or so. ~ az.
yuhe SENATE has Just PASSED The Fire
Claims Bfll, which wouldsfeimhurse Are
losses az 1899 and 1900 on account Of
the bubonic plague. The hin, however
has yet pass the house before il car
become law. rs, & \, Z
The measure, Is known as Senate Bill
No. 1859. It wont 20 the house OF
March 2s and was referred 10 the com
mittee ON claims. Following lis the text
Of the measure: an - i. y.
Be IL enacted by the Senate ntiJ
House OF Representatives of the iUhitet
States of America An IGpngpesb Assem-
bled ;Thht the sum ,of tB2,076 Is here
by appropriated, out of any money 81
1.-THE treasury mot otherwise Inppfopri
pted, to pay 10 the Trans Atlantic Fir
Insurance Company, t9500; Hrusaiai
National Fire Insurance. Company
&e85O; North German Fire .iIhAnfancl
Company, $4,000; Hamburg Bremen Fir
INSURANCE Company, Gao, 80; Royal In
suranee Company. S25, 400. giiverpoo
land london and Globe INSURANCE Com
bpany 10000; New Zeoland Fire 1nsur
ance Company; &60e5; Fireman = FINN
insurance Company, 1880; ,Nationa
Fire Insurance Company of Hartford
/ Connecticut @4l50; Caledonia Insui
lance 'gonpany Of Edinburgh, Scotland
Is$150; the aforesaid snfis being III
Eanfo,ints paid by each Of the said com
panies an account Of fnsurance agains
| fire on property in the Territory o
Hawaii which property was destfpye,
by the government in the Suppressed
Of the bubonic plague In said Terrircs.
lin the years 1899 and 1900. (
II
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-14

iat OCALA. Florida; April l0.4(By As.
sociated Press Cable) - Hail, wind and
severe cold, sweeping over Central
! Flori,la, have caused great damage to
the crops of this. section Of the 'eoan-
win virtually kin the citrus fruit, veee.
table and melon crops. va :.
u While the severity Of the storm has
somewhat bahated; thea cold is still isuf-
feiently intense to cause further dam
age II us believed that this is the
must severe land, financially, death
dealing storm that has struck this sec.
ton In q number of years. , tW
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-14
US. NAVY men
ADh|hlATED .
IN MEXICO


CITY OF MExICo, April ll..-t(As-
sociated Press by Federal wireless) ~
Although they wore the uniform Of the
United States Navy, wereapnarmed and
entered fhs city with an, unfurled
American flag, an officer and detaeh-
,ment Of marines from a United States
rwarshp lying in lTampieo hwbor were
arnssted in that city yesterday when
they landed, were paraded Through the
streets under order ,pf the .arresting
officer and held under detention for
some time.
When the news of the arrest and de-
,fention reached Admiral Mayo he made
vigorous protestations against the pro
eedufe sahd the Americans were re-
lensed. General .Earagoza, in command
Of the federal troops at Tampico, sex
.preased his regret at the occurrence q
Admiral Mnyo. President Huerta
when appraised Of the incident, apoIo
gized to Admiral Mayo and made Z
pron,ise TO .inveatigate the cifcum
stance and punish the parties respon
ihle.
.t.afiA mo nun |iuCcu dfItob anu ga
posed to ridicule by being pafades
Through The sstreets were q Paymaste
and a detachment of marines from th,
gunboat Dolphin. They had come a,
land from the Dolphin in launch an,
put an at dtqrbide Bridge. They .ha,
come lafter atsupply of gasoline, wor
uniforms, were unarmed and the launcl
few an American flag. "a
Despite these evidences of beinI
from on American warship the me-
were all placed under arrest by Col
onel Hinoiosa, who caused them 10 D.
> Smarched through the streets under a
q rest and iheld than under detention
.despitesall protests until finally wor'
was sent 10 Admiral Mayo. Thiougl
Z quick action on che part Of the latte
q,rielt release offthe arrested men wa
effectuE AZ X
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-14
NM. Prove FstaI
when WIN Honolulu People Learn the
q = Impcftance Oh III

When VIII Honolulu People Learn the
ImpcTtance Oh M
Baskaehc is only a simple thing a.
BIT if You hnd ais from the kid.
neysj
That serious kidney troubles may
follow;
Tint droRsy or Bright's Disease may
be the fatal end,
You win be glad TO knew the fol-
lowing experience,
's'Tis the honest statement Of a sur
ferer who has been cured.
Mrs. William II. Browne, 40 First
Ave, T., Waterloo, Salt Lake City.
Titan, says; s'Beginning nearly eleven
years ago, kidney trouble erept on me
pHtil a year ago got real bad. and
was shut shadow OF myself. 4 had
dropsy and bloated an over. / was
nervoue and irritable and found il i'm.
possible 10 rest. Bacixaehe nearly drove
me mad. used everything, including
home remedies, without any relief. L
finally began taking Doans Baekacho
Kidney Pills steadily until was
we'll woman and without a sign Of tho
trouble, . M
Ian : Backache Kidney Pills arc
sold by all druggists and storekeepors
at 80 cents per box (six boxes ~. 500.
or will be mailed on receipt Of price
by thu ilIollister Drug Co, IIonoluln.
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is.
lands.
Romsmber the name, DOan's, and
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-14
IEQslF.
MGllCOsiI0ATl0h
Admiral Going to Take Charge OF
Aaiatic Station Belittles
1Torreon Victory.

LougraHge observers Of the Mckieanl
situation have oyerrated the advantage
gained by the rebels through the cap
ture of 'Torreon, IN the opinion Of Rear
Admiral Walter c. Gowles, who, fresh
from scenes Of hostility near the west
coast Of gthc republic, where for months
he was in command of the naval forces
OF the United States, was a passenger,
ON the liner Korea and stopped for a
brief time IN Honolulu Yesterday en-
route TO the Orient to tnke command Of
the Asiatic fleet.
Apparently Jas vigorous as ever in
spite Of nearly a year 3 service under
the trying conditions which confronted
him as director of the movements, of
the American feet of the shores Of a
warning natfon, the admiral was on the
deck of the liner ready to greet army
and navy friends who were at The dock.
Accompanying him are Mrs. Cowles and
bis aides, Lieut.. II. A. Baldridge and
Lieut.. Charles g. Davy. with the
party also Is the wife of Lieutenant
Baldridge. .
While here the visiting admiral was
the guest of Rear Admiral G. b. T.
Moore, with whom no went to the Coun.
try Club to play golf, s,.ii Y, *
Admiral Gowles said that when he
left Mexican waters both Manzanillo
and Mazatlan, the only Pacific ports
held by the felcrals, were menaoed by
rebel forces on the land side. While
the capture Of Torreoh occurred after
he left the Mexican station he express.
cd tho view Tint the victory of the Con;
stitutionalists at that point was Of less
Importance than was commonly sup
posed. t9t
! BY his conyersation the admiral indi-
Gated that he was deeply Interested in
McSicanl Affairs, although he expressed
no regret on account of his transfer To
the Asiatic station.
\ The admiral safd that when he left
1.-THE Coast he understood that it was the
plan of the navy department TO send
the cruiser Maryland to Hawaii as a
convoy Of the submarine division Of the
Pacific feet, which is composed of the
\ diving vessels FL, F.2, F-3 and F-4
THE little boats will also be aecompan.
led by the steamer Alert, which accord
ling to original announcements will rei
main with them to serve as tender
i As the Korea resumed its voyage al
i Eve O'Clock last evening the admiral
and his party had little time In. which
TO renew friendships he formed during
the two years he was commahdaut Of
the Hawaiiah station, from which he
was transferred two years ago.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-14

4. WAEHIEGT0N, April lit Asso-
ciatedaPfass ~ Federal Wireless) The
free Fuse of the Panama Canal iby Col
'anlliah hwarshipa, troop ships Of the
army andsnay and supply vessels was
one tof the propositips in the new
treaty between the United States and
Colombia signed at sHogota last Tues
day Observation-Disclosures of the two ma
tions, Secretary 4of State Bryan an
nouneed yesterday that the clause was
/. identieal with tho one in the Colon.
.fbian ytneaty negotiated by Secretary
Root In 1900 but which was never ac-
cepted by Colombia.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-14
CoNST5ANT COMMANDMENT
rs HEARD AT TAMPIco

II Y. WASHINGTON, April TO- By As.
soelstsd Press & able) - Dispatches from
-Taippicof afe to- The effect that n con.
tinupus bomhardment is being kept up
at that point, constant firing being
heard thronghoutsthe city The rebels
I areenow IN possession Of Dona Cecilia
and Abylgtande. X
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-14
SAN PEDRO aURRRNDERED
TO REBELs BIZ FEDERAIS

III JUAREz, Mexico, April 11,--( Asso.
eiated Press by Federal Wireless -
San Pedro, forty miles northeast Of
iTor1eon, was evacuated yesterday by
the federals in face of superior mum.
: Der Of attacking rebels.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-14
IA PARENTS pu;TY.

Your hoy is always getting scratched
or cut or bruised Because these wopndk
have healed BlI right IL no sign ,thnyl az
ways win. Get a. bottle Of ghambef1
ilain's Pain Balm and ses that every i'm
jnry is cared for immediately. You can
get nothing better, and blood poison
Is too Generous disease TO risk. For
sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith & CO.,
Ltd, agents for Hawaii. 81. N
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-14
MINERS WILL VOTE ON i-i
TERMINATION OF STRIKE

sGAITIMET, Michigan. April 10. ~
I Associated Press CABLE The local
branches Of the miners federation will
vote next Sunday Jon the advisability
of terminating the copper strike.