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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-20
City Transfer Co.
LOVES TRANSFER
Baggage, Furniture and Piano Movers

more than half of his time taking care
of the work OF his office.
During the year he has cared for a
score Of homeless children and near
~ all of them have found home with
him. The agent has spent more than
hundred times the amount received
from his own pocket In order to keep
the work OF his office moving.
The county board recently declined
10 make an appropriation Of $500 for
the maintenance of the office.
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u length sufficient to encircle the head.
seam the ends, gather one of the edges
into. a full pompOn to form the top
of the cap. and run a ribbon through
the beading so that It shall form a
frame for the face. lying flat from
ear to ear. II there is any fulness
it should be massed at the back. where
the ribbon should tie in a bow with
long ends
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ARRIVED

! Sunday, April ~.
San Francisco and Seattle - Hilon.
ian, NJ. n. s. s., a. M. .--
Maui. Melokai and Lanai ports-Mika,
hala, stmr., am. =
Maui ports- Claudine, stmr., am. %.
Kauai ports Kinau, stnr., am.
Kauai ports-W. G. Hall, stmr., am.
Hawaii ports Wailele, stmr., am.
zsa .y,st.. Monday, April 30.
Gaviota - Falls OF, Clyde, Am, sp.,
a. m. = s{Es(+s- HSEzf n
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M. N. S. s., a. m.
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VESSELS TO and
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless to Merchants
Exchanged
Monday, April 20.

HtVft00yg Evil SAss
PORT HARTFORD - Arrived, April
IS, SIS. ]. A. Chanslor, hence via
ports, April 8. <
PORT SAN LUIS - Sailed, April Is,
SIS. Santa Rita, for Honolulu.
PORT TOWNSEND - Arrived, April
10. schr Prosper, from Hilo March
81. ,--ls-ss q .*..lE Il. S. rs.
PORT LUDLOW - Arrived, April 10,
schr Camano, from Hilo March %.
'MUKILTEO - Arrived, April 20, schr.
A. M. Baxter, from Hilo March 80.
SAN FRANCISCO = Arrived, April
Is, s s. Honolulan, from Hilo, April
IL. H.. % 81.
YOKOHAMA - Sailed, April 10, S. s.
Nippon Maru, for Honolulu.
SAN DIEGO - Sailed, April is, SIS.
Mexican, for San Francisco.
YOKOHAMA - Sailed, April 20, SIS,
Mongolia, for Honolulu tschedule
changed). 3.
MIDWAY ISLAND - Arrived, April
Is, schr. Flaurence Ward, hence
April 2. i ...t.s1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-20

The German government has for
years fixed the retail price Of drugs,
even TO the extent OF designating
what must be charged for bottle, cork,
label or ointment box used in dis,
nensing the medicine. Such a list.
revised each year. furnishes curl
ously interesting supplement to the
German drug journals.
Wife-John. John. The ships go
ing down! John (sick unto indiffer'
ence)-Wen. never mind; it isn't
olrs.--Sketch.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-20

The muskrat is the most important
fur-bearing animal in North America.
In one year alone 191O 100000
maskrat skins were put on the mar
ket, realizing to the trappers a sum
approximately $l,70O,OOO.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-20

The action in assumpsit brought by
]. P. Rodrigues against L. &. Kerr
was discontinued today, a notice Of
discontfnuanee being filed with the
clerk of the circuit court. The action
was brought to recover the sum OF
$51250.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-20
I0CM. AND GENERAL

The annual meeting OF the Hawai-
ian Mission Childrens Society will
be held at the old mission home, King
street. at ) O'Clock next Saturday. af
ternoon.
The Honolulu Ad Clubs pineapple
Day" will be- observed on Tuesday,
April %. at the noon luncheon at the
Dung hotel. An interesting program
il being prepared. including addresses
and music.
George Herbert was given Judgment
this morning by Judge Whitney in an
action brought against him by J. Os-
valid Lutted The judgment was
given without prejudice" in an ae-
ton OF trespass on the case.
An appeal to the supreme court
was made this morning from the order
of Judge Robinson overriding the de-
murrer in the case of Nettie L. Scott
Vs. E. n. and E. X. Pilipo. The de-
murrer was interposed by the defend
ants and based on several grounds.
The case is one for termination Of a
lease and for damages for failure to
give notice.
A general history of the church and
the work which it has accomplished
since its organization - years ago
was read at the services in the, Chris
tan church yesterday morning, the
occasion being the last services to
be held in the present structure. The
final services, conducted by Rev. D.
C. Peters, were both interesting and
impressive. The congregation has
purchased a tract of land on Kewalo
street, and plans for a new and lar.
ger church now are being drawn up.
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LOCAL AND, GENERAL

T. Chara pleaded guilty before
Judge Dickey of the circuit court this
morning to a charge OF needless driv-
ing. He will be sentenced Tuesday
morning.
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1t is estimated that the amount of
capital invested in Swiss hotels and
restaurants is SITS, zoo. 900. and that
these establishments employ more
than 10000 persons.
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Aeroarams.

SIS. NILE - Arrives from Yokoha.
ma Tuesday morning at s O'Clock,
and proceeds to San Francisco the
same evening. Cargo, $50 tons;
passengers all told: 81 cabin. SO
second class, 175 Asiatic steerage.
SIS. MANOA - Arrives from San
Francisco Tuesday with As cabin
passengers; 372 bags mail 81 pack
ages express matter, autos, 2417
tons cargo. Kahului: 21S tons car.
60. 49,. s.tss y r.
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2O.-Beets:
SIS analysis. IS 23-4d. Parity, 3.5l
cents. Previous quotation, Is . lad.
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No Mlreless on FaIIs Of clyde.

While the ship Falls of Clyde was
reported to be nearing the port by
wireless, that vessel carries no such
installation. the messages having
been received from passing steamers.
The Falls Of Clyde is an arrival at
thu port today with 10000 barrels of
oil for the local branch of the Asso,
.ciated Oil Company. Captain William
Smith states that he met with battling
and Light winds for the greater part Of
a 25-day passage from Gaviota to Ho
nolulu. The ship will be detained
here for but few days pending the
discharge of the oil.
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CHM Is BRINGING Small CARGO

The Pacific Mail liner China, now
steaming from San Francisco to the
coast of Asia by the way of Honolulu,
will land about fifty tons of cargo at
this port. according to advices re-
ceiyed today at the agency of H. Hack
field & Co The China will be SUP
tplied with $50 tons of coal during the
stay at Honolulu. The vessel is due
here en- Friday morning, sailing in the
. afternoon of the same day for the
Orient
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Sparks from the Wireless

The following wireless message has
heen received by the agents of the
s. s. Manoa, bound for Honolulu:
For Honolulu; As passengers, 372
bags mail, "a packages Wells-Fargo
express matter, automobiles, 24l7
tons cargo. For Kahului: 2lS tons
cargo.
Ship will arrive Tuesday and dock
: at Pier Is.
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Kauai Sugar Report

Kauai Sugar Report
Sugar awaiting shipment on the ISL
and of Kauai includes the following
shipments, according to report arriv-
ing by the Kinau: $50 sacks of KKB.
1909 sacks Of G. & R., 1872 sacks of
MAX. 36.565 sacks of Mob, 27.4O5
sacks of KIP, $1,000 sacks of LIB, g.,
600 sacks of Makee Co., 400 sacks of
kiiauca.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
WHOLE GERMAN LINZ:
SNnONL:I.N l.uiSIIE,lInN

LONDON, September - (6:2O 4. Nj
~ dispatch from Amsterdam to Rcu-
ters Telegram COMPANY says that. ac-
cordihS To the rclcgraaf. the Who'll.
German line OF communications. in Eel
GUM has been fortified to the north
west OF Antwerp, where the invaders
are building fortiicatious and digging
trenches.
Communication with Antwerp nov is
extremely difficult. the newspaper saws.
nobody being allowed to enter the zone
of tortiiications unless they can pro.
que" pass signed by the military
governor Of the itclGian fortress
The Nolka Zcitune. OF Cologne. saws
the Germans have heavy siege runs
around Antwerp. Tho street car line
between Brussels and Minoveu. this
newspaper says, is being exclusively
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
SOLDIERS FROM CANADA
Will. E.NJARI> 'Iu-ntY

lI3py.,ti, AHolo 90 Tho Times Dispatchl
W tHltC, September 26.-'rhirty-
'hree thousand lncn--thc first Canadian
contribution Of the nghting force OF
Ene iand-aro encamped on the plains
OF Nhicartier ten miles from Quebec.
ana Will embark for England to-mor-
row twenty transports were being
loaded to-day from the Gulf Of st Law
renee, with tons OF supplies and thous-
anus OF horses ana cruiser convoy or
twelve warships is waiting outside TO
conduct the transport iicct across the
\ tlantic
~ least hftecn giant ~ guns ana
@d0Light cannon are ia the armament
oi tic cmbarkms troops Among the
regiments is that Of princess pat"
named FOR Princess Patricia Of Con-
naught others arc tho Scaforth High
landers from Vancouver. and the ROYAL
Canadian Dragons.
~ soon as this contingent ia dis
pntchen' another. numbering $500
men VIII be put into training al Camp
lalcarticr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
FIGIIT PRACTICALLY
WIIIlnI'I

PARIS, September 26.-For fourt cen
days ana nights the battle of the Aisnc
has continued practically without ccssn =
ton, ana still the world waits for news
OF SoDc>ticcisVc result
Here and there. according to the Of
ficial communications, the line has
given WY To ono side or the other.
but the Importance OF these incidents,
If amy. ou tho final result has not vet
become apparent.
rho latest French oiNcial statement
mentions several succcssiv movements.
On the French left wing 10 tho north =
west OF No"on. where the French an
parcntly have been trying to outnanll
the German right. the advanced French
troops, ii - announced were com
PEELED 10 give Il little ground. having
como in contact with superior forces.
Fresh troops wore brought up however,
and tho French otTcnSivo was vigor-
ously resumed. The communication
says the struggle in this region has
become extremely violent
Similarly on tho heights OF the
Mouse the Germans have had success
hut they have not been able the
French communication says, 70 cross
the river.
The French report says that on their
right wing tho Germans have begun TO
Civ" away To attacks from Nancy and
foul! Will" In tho southern region OF
Noevrc the enemy is also retiring, hut
The action continues.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
SuppOHr
FOR BINGHAM

Especial Cable To The Times Dispatch.
MELBOURNE. September 26.-Uu-
heSitatinS support for England was
pledged on behalf OF Australia tonight
Icy Premier Fisher, In speech at a
meeting of leading men of Australia,
me Premier said he was sure the peo-
pie or Australia would rather be dead
than under tho dominion of any nation
but England. and would send as many
men az might be necessary to insure
victory.
The question OF expense will not
he thought Of hc said, "and am sure
mat ~ per cent of Australias men and
women agree with me that even If we
perish 1t VIII be in Il worthy cause,
una we VIII go even unto death, If
necessary, to leave behind us nm honor
able name and an untarnishcd record
OF loyalty"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
Nerves Control Body

me action and vitality Of every rntiY
rie ana organ arc directly responsible"
10 Tic nerves. IL you're listless sI.ep-
icss' nave neuralgia and headaches il
~ Sign of some nervous nilntrut
which can be corrected bv t,kInp Nm
hcfs SAFE Nervinc. II acts directly, ON
me nerve centres. mllnys irritahilit,.
ana produces rcstfui hcalthful sleop.
US natural nerve strengthened and
Io"c OF approved efficiency whenever
me movers OF the nervous system arc
dch!litnted.
was troubled WITH nervous dyspep-
sl' ana dizzy spells. uscd ono hottI. OF
warmers Safe Nerviu" and received re
iict al once.'-H Mrs. " Weston. Sioux
city. Ia"
Send for sample OF Warmers safe
NrrNinc and inter"stin. booklet free.
Warmers safe kemctiies 90. Dept. 2SJ.
Rochester. y advertisements;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
LARGE AUSTRIAN FORCE
WIPED our ny CLEVER HCSE

PETROCkAD. September &c jvia Lon
dom. The iiussk Slovoc has. OBJ
tanned from wounded soldiers, r. scst6s,
a description of II clever rusc where
by Il email Russiun detachment In
Gnlicia virtually wiped out n large Aus
trtan force. It's account says:
According 10 prearranged plan,
several squadrons of Cossacks and ar
tillerynen Stimulating retreat began to
fall back rapidly under cover OF the
infantry
The Austrians rose TO the bait ana
emerged from their trenches In par
sui!. In the direction OF small river,
where companies OF Russian infantry
checks the furious Austrian onslaught
CossacEs and artillery, crossing by a
bridge. began to intrcnch themselves
on the opposite bank. posting several
machine guns while the artillery hid
thcir guns in trenches under IN q bushes
tinpcrccivcd by The enemy.
when the preparations were com
pietc Tor the encmy's reception the in
fautry hurriedly retrcated ~ the on
posite bank. where they pretended TO
set i've TO the bridge as though in
tending to cut off the euenv's advance.
in" Austrian troops. seeing before
them II small body Of Russians, bIindly
ctarrrd. The encmy's infantry, with
"hile their cavalry dashed through the
river.
suddenly terrific explosion vas
heard, and tho bridge. crowded with
nassrd Austrian columns. WAS blown
TO pieces, while on the opposite bank
INC Eussian guns and quick -'trcrs scat
t"rcd dcnth among the advancing Aus
Trans untl the river Was choked with
bodies
Fanlc stricken, the zoe attempted to
nee throwing away their weapons. hut
'tc Noss"cks consummatcd the work
or demolition. fOrding The stream ana
purhu'nt the enemy with yclls OF
triumph.
'Iialf an hour later it was ali Over.
ana several Austrian battaiions had
ceased TO exist"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
EVERYBODY NEEDS
PURE, RICH BLOOD

FUR" blood enables the stomach.
liver and otler .dIgestivc organs to do
men work properly. Without II they
ar" sluggish. there is iosi of appetite
sometimes fnintucas. "a dcranged state
OF the ihtestincs, ana. In general. all
III" symptoms of Dyspepsia.
FUR" blood is required by every or
San OF tho body for the proper per
formancc Of it's functions.
lioOds SarsuDarilla makes puro
blood. and this is why it so so success
raj in tho treatment of so many dis
cases ANA ailments. 1t acts directly or
the blood. Kidding 1t OF scrorulous ana
other hunors. II is II peculiar combiua-
ton of blood purifying. nervc-tuninr.
strength giving substances. Get II To-
day.--Sdvcrtiscmcnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

Japanese army corroborate dispatches
from l'ai Chow Of the wourdinp by
Japanese OF about twelve Cinnamon.
According To the vovrri,,nnn, .Jr;crs ,
number OF Chinese have neon killed
whiie attempting to prevent attacks on
their women.
fhc activities of tho l;mden and
o.ner German cruisers, which, accom-
ph anren ny eoiiiers, departed from Using
ch"u carry IN the war, seem Ia nroTa
,hat me ierman official declarations
stating th:t the cruisers rcmuinnd
within the hnrbor were mtcntinnni
fabrications
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
Explains POSITION ON
COSCR AHANn ntT N D,

LONDON. September 20 C6.OS j. Ny.
The british government Is making
his position clearer as to what IL re-
Surueu as contrabnnd of war. Food
stu'fs- consigned to neutral countries
accessible 10 Germany whl not be per
United to enter unless the govern
nents assure England the food is not
destined for Germany and not intend
ed TO replace other supplies destined
Tor Germany England. however. de
slres mat neutral countries shall have
an adequate food supply FOR their oNil
ncODlc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
MUGS GERMAN ACTIVITY

LONDON. September ~ t5:25 j.. M
The official press bureau this, after
noon Issued this statement:
There has been much activity on
ca, paf' or the enemy all along the
line Gin Francc)
some heavy counter attacks have
becr rcpuised. ana - considerable logs
has been inflicted OF tho enemy"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
kAfsI1. REPORTED IN
OI'tIkIfEl. WIt'It ms

Especial Cable to The Times. Dispatch
CcPENIiAGEN, September aG.-En-
peror William is reported to have en-
gagged Ia violent quarrel with the
crown lrincc, but no details are OBJ
tainublc here as to the cause IL is de-
ciared, however, that the Emperor Is
"cepiN Sricvcd over the progress of
the campaign in France. which he con
sioers Il disGraccful ilasco
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
JAPANESE EMBAss,

WASHINGTON. September w. 'r,,
iap"nosc embassy to-day issued mig
statement, based on official renorfs
cruln Tokyo:
Rccont cabicgrams from china can
onil DC credited win "a grain OF salt
There are sinister efforts NOW b.tt,,
used in China. az elsewhere, to ctyn
color {" domestic newspaper r.por,s
and kilograms going abrond Ground
less reports. designed TO cast Il sl,r
on the reputation OF the japanese SOL
diers arc thus more o. loss dissent
mated
The alleged ruthless conduc, ~,
ihpan"se tro"ps in Shantune. said 10
be contained ia Il letter coming from
Laichau. is nothing moro or less t!,ar,
Il malicious canard.
~ dispatch addressed 30 the shans =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
The New Home Treatment
for Ugly, Hairy Grow.hs
,Houioir Secrets

iter' - a simple. W, ver, ,mrct!y.
method Tor removine hair or fun from
nc race hech or arms. Cover the OBJ
jectionable hairs with a paste mad. he
mixing some water with a little now
"er'd d"lntonc Leave this on for y
or minutes. then rub on. wash the
SKIN ana the hairs have vanished. No
nam OF Inconvenience attends this
I treatment but results viii hc cort,,in
II You be SURF 10 gci real dclatoue.-
advertisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
FLISE:TS BoWBARDING
Al S'FHttN pDSTDlp\s

ROME. September 10 1viu London.
~" i. M.l.-rhe nceis or Great Brit
am ana France arc to-day bonbardinE
heavily AL the Austrian fortified posi-.
tons Ia the viciuinty OF Cattaro in bal
matia
y wireless dispatch received from the
commandment OF the French fleet an
hounc"s that the powerful Austrian
fortress Of Pelagosa has been dis
mauticd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
FRINGE TROUnETskoI
AND WIFE ARRIVE

NEW YORK, September .6-Thc
steamer Duca d'Abostn arrived to- night
from Mediterranean ports. bringing ia
cabin and lis stccragc passengers. Most
OF the cabin passengers were Ameri-
cans. Count Macchi de Callir!, the new
Italian AMBASSADOR to the United States
Prince Troubetskoi and Amclle Rivcs
his wife. wero on board
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
EFFoHTS CONCENTRATED
On HOI'.I t,NnS n

On THE BATTLE FRONT. Septcm
Der ~ tvia Paris. 1898 +. Nj ALL eff
Iorts OF the opposing armies were con
cehtrated on the western and eastern
wings to-day.
The allies had forsecn such I. mov,
on the past of the Germans toward
the west. however. and. althoci;l,
strong forces or the invaders had b.ou
thrown or the Sonmo River. the,
found thoirscircs opposed In equal
numbers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
HOSPITAL. STAFF LEFT
ItI:IJIND nN GERM A .

lAlilS, September 26.--Thc Germans
in retrcatin. from pcronne left behind
hospital star of twenty surgeons.
seventy women nurses ard 100 maic
nurses. u Protestant pastor Dom tnican
priest and several dcaconcsscs Each
of the women nurses carried q pistol.
When the chief surgeon was reminded
that this was contrary to Red Gross;
regulations. ne explained that che
women had been given arms 10 make
their persons respected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
STRICT SANPChRN
MEASURES STARTED

ROME. September 26 tvia Paris, 7:25
i, M).-Thc Italian government has in -
siitutcd strict sanitary measures. with
respect to all persons arriving from
Austria, because Of the reported preva-
lcnce of Nsiatic chorela there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

OF Galicin. with the exception Of the
marrow western neck at tho head of
WHICH stands rracoNv
RUSSIANS tND GERMANS
NOW FACING: EACH OTHER
Along the Western frrntier of Poland.
which the Germans have been threat
cning tos som" time. they are now re-
ported II hc iOrtifyiuS themselves In
faci FROM tracow To the eNtremc North
OF East Prussia. the Russian and Cor
man 6rlu!es apparently are facing each
other across the boundary each wait
ing Tor q favorable opportunity to at
tacl5 The Germans arc satisfied they
have rid themselves of tho Russians in
East Prussia and are sending a com
mission TO that country to establish
the inhabitants who ned when the Rus
Sian invasion drove everything before
IT.
There are signs OF activity in The
-Adrintir. where the Anglo French fleet
has been Waiting iu the hone that thc
Austrian fleet would show itself. This
Is :, difficult sea for naval operations.
TO minimize this. allies have taken the
isianus OF 'clagosa and Lissl, splendid
bases for small craft. wishing to inter
cop larger vessels entering the sea.
The taking OF the islands viii afford
the allies better protection i'm their
A;tgckS against Cattlro.
There have been additional sliirnish-
taken Luderita BAY. known also as
Ansra reGuna. ana one or two ports
{, German Southwest Africa
ENGLAND IL STEADILY
FORMING NEW ARMIES.
England is going steadily ahead with
the formation OF new armies The
lnorc advanced recruits. including many
mon who fought in South Africa ana
in EnSiand's little wars" We're re
viewed 10y the king to-day. Those less
:oNanccd are being trained in all parts
OF the country by drill sorgenuts. nun
drcds Of whom have rojoincd the coiors
foi this purpose.
Ns i'rcmi"r Asuuith. vino had been in
lr"itrd addressing recruiting meetings.
lett Kingston to-day the great crowd on
Inc pier SANK Cod Save the Kong ana
Come iiuck to Erin" The singing Of
lso national anthem at the close of
last night, meeting in Dublin. was the
i!rst Zinc that hymn has been sung in
many Years ut 81 gathering OF national
ISIS In TIL Irish capital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
GERMAN EMPt.ROt'S son
ENTlrIiS MIERIIN lINSpITAI

hoSDoN. September ~ t7:01 I. M).
--i'rincc osltnr, Emperor Williams NTH
son. has been obliged, because OF heart
weakness. to enter u hospital, accord
ing to telegram from Berlin for
wardcd Ia London hY tho Amsterdam
correspondent OF Reuters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
ArtttI> Ni.ONt: FRONT
ll.l,l- 4. L.

INIilS. S"Utcmbcr 20 on :O4 T.. MD.--
IN" following communication was
issued tonight:
The enemy has attacked along the
entire front. but everywhere has been
rcpuiscd.
"pn our left wing we arc making
progress.
"on ,hr heights OF the Mouse the
situation r"mains unchanged
In the Wocvrc region we continue
10 Sain ground
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
CONTINUE no ASSERT
SIII ALTON Is EANORAHI.I

VENICE September 20 (via Paris
?:i5 J.. M.).--In the absence OF any
dciilitc war news from Galicia or
Scrvin. Vienna newspapers continue to
assert that the military situation In
both theatres OF war IL favorable to
Austria.