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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

Rl0Ap W. N0YECR.

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III "a rH 1aS, e4seE Il alicta flgaa
ta t6 4asned aver to tie
slss tbs taEai psssAlsy ysis..
n cenniy siipesvssg.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26
MRS. MONTGoMRR-.

MRS. MONTGOMER-
, Mrs. Walter Montgomery Of Spar
tanbnrg, who is the guest OF Mrs W.
b. Valentine in North Anderson was
the hOnoTee Monday afternoon at one
Of the most delightful parties OF the
! season Mrs. YaIentine's new hOIns
WAS made more attractive on this oc-
casion with the quantities OF yellow
tulips. After q number OF rubbers
OF auction, Mrs. b. B. Gossett, who
held the highest score was presented
with a ping negligee and Mrs. Mont-
gonieEy was given q souvenir OF the
afternoon
A delicious salad course was served
the following gaests:
Mrs. Carrie Patrick, Mrs. p X. Nc
Gully, Mrs. Albert Sidney Farmer,
Miss Gary Boyd, Mrs. Bond Anderson,
Mrs. Rhett Parker, Mrs. b. :B. Gcssett,
Mrs. r. q. Howard. MrB. Clyde Ross,
Mrs. Jack Sadler. Mrs. MaBhRne, Mrs
4 Ernest Cochran, Mrs. Alice Sykes,
MISS Margaret Evans, Mrs David
Taylor and the guest OF honor.
AUCTION PARTY
1 Another pretty compliment to Mrs.
N fWelteE AlOhL5uAnefsB tIta guest or hAfS.
I,W. b.. Yaisasine. who is being so
cordially welcomed In Anderson was
an auction ptFty given Wednesday
morning by Mrs, Ernest Cochran.
4 Pin tulips were the favored flowers
of tlBi morning. numerous vases and
( jardaiierB being filed with them.
\ A. the conclusion Of the game, Hrs.
John SadleF, who held top score, was
presented with get OF hat pins. Mrs.
Christie DeSainp with the .consola-
ticf. an exquisite bouquet OF fresh
tulips, and Mrs Montgomery witt the
guest OF honor Houyenir. Mrs. Coch-
ran served her guests o three course
lluncheon and on each plate was d
/ white rose bud tied with pink ribbon.
| The guests were Mrs. ]. e.. Masfane.
/ Mrs Rhett Parker. AIRS. T. e. How.
lard Mrs. waiter Montgomery. REfs.
lJ. D.. Hamuleft, Mrs. Christie De-
/ Camn. Mrs - anfn sflrs 1Eaa IR.s
/ Orr. Mrs. Raylaon Beatty, Mrs. swain
[Gilnasr. Mrs Alice Sykes Mrs. Ralph
Ratner, MisB Lydia Orr. MRS. Albert
! Farmer, Mrs. Clyde Ross, Mrs. Isar-
/ Ifington Godfrey. Mrs. ~. 3. Vaien.
tune, llrss d. 9ossetti Hrs. =, y /.
y Sherrard and Mrs. Frank Wat
kins, Ss3 3, 4
Il 4
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NJ OF said district TO be used fer ean,
#eral school purposes. (.
OILS VIII open &C seven a, IA, q IFt
close ut s0nr r. M z All Jvoters nnSisl
exhibit 9 registratinn certificate and
tax receipts BY efder Of the Coun.
~ Hnngd OE EducassSa OF Andefsor
County !. . FEL1'GN,
GpuItty StlEif, OF 1ucasion.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26
NO9ICE OF ECTF0N

There viii ha an election 90 M f5
Issley,s store Ii WIFI 4 gefiool fii1.
E sEi 81 so s. eiE IhslFsday, Apfif sol
ag1es faE itS ptfEn pose ok feyginE an
issss eae na!il
or ell 6f the afsIa ~ Yf1ifl
asslle1llsst ~ 4. .assllla Eez iilnnl
fttist ezia BE ii Teaiat tse
~ afa All lax recafrss
NJ " nIAekl IL aeon 4 Z laaa ~ "a
ol0rA a & ~ -. u. ~. fi.9ief s ~ thh
sty Board az siueation al ander-
Ren Dsis ~.
lsss IS E07 b. 3.
ta ST GlasHty sspt oe dueaticn.
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Sgkx s. .AsE

~ Sik1 splendid Tenn
driving iiozBEs young, Sound uSid
i get ls1 q tilhhaF tire Colasn.
bils h.ssef,s and carriage, both
pFneti ticAliy g.Jxisf as new. Apply 10
q @. 81 Earle, 4-2ly7fd Il
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26
ilteleil, saAfsndens
slis gpr gief teesa iasaI

II J : Sst lit6hell.
Ot aye iKioas0 aud re-
gqissd Eget q nipinslt IN shis
ffalicsl 4 cory is herenifk
oit,s end Is serve & copy
= llfs aaf6 cdasisl ~
q tlle Sir q Al
= q san5 q.
o9 tsl lelS tlny al such
an Fsls lall tS sssef ~
siilt Nss hs5k mo tssae seofseaid.
a Z .ia slitlits IN hnnlr
ls rel + sasli i.
isifi: EFasksne e AsfSsi
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

lr. and Mrs James = Masiiane
ey1k4Aasa 1sasll se,s.eai ilaR 2 ID kIhe
homo of Mrs. Carrie tEeCuliey 81
sseaAh Akass. street with d one ataI ~ =.
tys Yrs afteF' AE0nk g0TRefy Sgas the
atfra tive sllonoree of this occ yiosa.
h DeficionS eahH5eats wsSe serF-s
ed guests q; s IS <.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26
.RAIlMETTO CHia'I.lIas.rERl......,

Mrs. Walter Dickson WRs Iscgteas
10 the members of the Palinatt0 Chap,
ter " d. c. Tuesday afEeFn0o at
her home on North Fant ssreet. This
tEstn FI5s sIEl = IrETUks
uaily Interesting program whs given
per lbare sidney Johns op -
lfisE 5sNpanl Tay1ur
rpani llelaaSi,
Paper Tilf 81 II.
4Eista 4 = fsipEld IEsfwsiI.
s55eanin rs sltSr Dscksan.
Vocal Solo q. Tom Allen.
The guests enjoyed several yictRoIa
sele cti0nss D. S. Il ~
Mrs. DlKun, ASST Gtesf hyi n sses IIa Iar,1
ggTet and + Rntli = ana Miss Ger
isle served g tesp ptiIl salad courae.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

f6t tts ,,. .5,'s (,
ell
I'itis cir a
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

Gu LEVm i'F.SF[lfifJtEF6z WI50To no has
been spending seysfai aeys
z, M, Brown ana W. q. CITES of
Townvilie spent q few hours HI the
city yesterday:
Julian Hawkins OF the Bethahy
section WAS in Andefann vaafardav
BEiss Reba caldwell al ofgTfiaasle was. was.
shoRDspg in the city yesterday.
1isB Med Major 5g the Ehenekar
section is spsnding the Weekend Ga
the city with Mrs. Addte Jones {.
J. r. Fant Of Towhxllts was aaioa
the visitors 70 Bpehd ySEeeix1 ia the
city. 5.
!. r Powers og Charleston vas ia
the city yesterday, guest at tie
Chiquolai hotel:
C. L. Dunn OF AssasTsori, foute 81,
was businean visitor 70 the city yeal
terdsy. Y
i. @. Hall oe the C9litefvilss bectiors
was In the city yest day on business.
70 q - - q "
b. J. Tucker, aWelf knbWti Wit
lislnbton citizent alislit 4estefday III
the city. Z e
Paul Thompson Of the High Glioala
-ection was IA tho city tsfaRy.
J. s. Clark of caEsweii Nas III the
city yesterday for q few hpiira.
I3sl{ft
J.'T. Howard oil the sEsat Rock Sec
ton spent yesterday n the city on
blsiness. s..ss e S.
n, HI. Price or sToWnyflIe spant d,
fcv hours Ia the city YESTERDAY.
Iionros RalniBtaF OF Bethany waaj
IN the city yesterday On business
Greek were shop pping "a the city yea
terday. tts
Clint Watkins of the tgeicurne eec-
tioR epent yesteFday IL Andersen on
business. e, s 8. &
Mise fiaihsS aEdsaIaiE,sE ~ Mar 49,.
| IN the city Yesterday goe 8 fsw hours.
IYiiI Kay Of Townyille Waa In the
city yesterday for sa few hours. q
| IL TilnNar oe.f Z tIz...as46lf d uzfaa1
among tho visitors 10 spend S ssssterTs
day 10 the city: s IS
%. tC. kahell of lie ysas In the
city yest sterday on eslss.
aeea
Gasi was shopp;Ilg q tlle city xestsr53
S. III. Smith ef Che aeJSaucn seGti0n
apeRt Il few hours ils srapn SesteP-
aekes d Eslsa 5ssss:
II the city te{ll
~. d. Ra5b and Guy HeIIar of iTcyr
Vile were fn the city ssasterday On:
busineRs
ssasas Ella Floyd oF HdesvIsle
was shopping IN the cls55 yesterd
9Dhn Finley o. HIo nm SSreBK was
among the visitors 81 the city yester-
ltay u
n M. paclE lFali ID lebanon was
city vest erday5 5n 1llEtAes5.
Frank gansDa. sH allforaohile man
gEnsl GteenVilie Tras II the clsy yes-
MS sa aars Fiili q starr
asste Ellp "a
~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

~ 8 eSs 10 l,9 at,l tttls j
ReFe ae, 50 6kae a is
sl1ee lsit.
nls, 81,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

ss slRs sSi
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

Julian Hawkins OF the BETHANY
section WAS in Ahdefann vaatardav
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y Hiss RebA caldwell al TfiaaE Ele was. 1i6s.
shopDspg in the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

Henry lrbd ;cs Che rihea
.1tankE nm "a sll. ID "a 81 saaa 81 81.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

Miss Med Mator be the Ehenasa
section is spsnding the Weekend 81
the city with Mrs. Addte Jones.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

las sssiaTs s N.piIE l. ~ ,.
slalalxiax 1aEa shs sillI. 8
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

& ~ q. lsSk
yieitoFH a, = lte
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

" John S esf IS 4 few
hours a, tlla
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

&c. Aaball sof tie gaa In the
city yeaterday oa seslss. la
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MISS Grace Pi1ilIlns 81 3 EiaftMeiI
Gas was ahopp;llg "a tbs city yesterE
day. q. q y
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

-.Ila T. IllnIEnes s(f - Hrl.aslfalL p lfnn
AMONG tho viSft tors 10. SPEND j ssterT
day 10 the city:
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26
.'aAgA!TIsl

Is you want 4 four pEsaeazer Ryifck
trtosnoh hEIes iIl coed running can
1ltion neW tftas t.. cheap. call al
> 3 81 Main St., aud eas ~
n ktenas 81 SIsaansr f1 ~.
cate lns lnNar mart M the ssta q Ia IA
iiewBpKpeg work. Ore with e5I,sr.
right person: Apply to
W. w. ShatsAs1s
The Intsllle leencer.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

nfi8ht via tho nlany isul sfisl
aoweEe h b aflnndens !.
tho hofas p1 s. ana Mrs. W.
Ipalentine. n otsk aBaeie5n wss 4
mont sttsHcste SPOT Ia many III Aiis
1ere 1.e soesai sss 81 oa mar
en- sessrss l.9a.rs set aslIE6tselIy
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

a /.
been spending seyefai aays
q, M. Brown and yY. D. CITES 1f
Townyilie spent a few hours III The
city yesterday. s.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

S VIII Kay of Town VILE Wss In the
city yesterday for ~ few hours.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

j. r. FAINT og Towhyilts ssas as,iof
the visitors 70 spend ysEte tefs1ayi ia the
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

aisse EglIs FLOYD of desvisls
was shopping n the clt5 yestsEdas
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

Paul Thompson 0f, the High SitoalA
lection was Ia tho city, tssahy.
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Ve hAys over zoo new 9ebf IL
second hsnd ypewrikars ser drSsS
sale cheap. All naaiIea, P7Ioa
nltsst on reqesse iS I. q. eras.0n E
: Coz Ehhgz ne, N O ~ 2
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

). s. Clark Of CaEsWeii Stiss ifi tiaa
.ity yesterday forsa q few hpura.
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Rev. and Hrs. u. II. Mann OF Meals
Creek we're shopping Ii the city yes-
efday. fis3
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Mpnros Bannister OF Rettany was
n the city yesterday on business.
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John 3 alnslaE-
iIs:ra. Mr. spent yesssrsIay In lie city Wiz
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slt. end Mrs J in cf starr.
sTsste Ellpp19ng "a sIss eat
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r.. H.. Price or ToWnyfile spaat d
cW hours in the city yesterday ys
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Clint Watkins OF the n Welcome eec-
tioR epent yesterday IL Anderson on
business. By
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l.. G. Hail OF the Cantefviiss sectiors
was ia the city yeBterd day on tabihesB.
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Frank ganab VI, u alitonnahile man
gEnlsl estaenVlIle. 7tSa ttls the clsy yes-
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y. d. Ra5b and Guy HeIIar of TcVri-
vile wete In the city saEterday en-
busIneEs. q s ..5
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r. I hE. Duel lSgaFsI Ge ebaiion was
dtg yesterday 0n pllEtasss. IS.
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& %. J. Tucker, aWeli knbWit wiz
lislnbton citizen, el5ssit 4esle efday iii
the city. - 81 s.. :. Z. = I, > y
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-26

e IL sS, a i1efdti tssEssf
pert IS i b silS cit 81 bulls
ness.
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G. L. Dunn OF AsslsTgpn, foute 3,
was a bdsinesa visitor 70 the city yesl
teFdsy.
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3 :. r. Powers OF tharies ston vas ia
the city yesterday, guest at the
Chi9uola hotel:
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ss 1Dlan Finley Or fIo nm itSbeBII Il5
among the visitors 81 t5se city yester-
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0ns "a RsIleG
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J.T. Howard of the $fsst Rock Sec
Ion spent yesterday Ih the city on
business. ~ Z s. z. 2. s:
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ssIa o. oUTI1 OI4ss,k
Goaniy Of And derapn
elsfk nf OSniliibn pleas.
alllt s IA q iEt alAinaiff
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: Ealsa 4ssss
II The city eatezdays
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S. H. Smith ef Che Lebanon seGti0n
apsRts q few hours iE AEssErson Eester-
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lsS Al Is hrs bSan aiteaa1
-::-s ssyesai 81 sntfis elsli
fTie,t
IS Olea or stss hks. !. Z, !
"a 70 Shets " Q - 8 q 20 fffltFN egtef'
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-sstlk ksla EasllIs hSla.sS aaas
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HRS. "a. 8. Farmer WAS the charm.
ing hostess for 2 few frsentls on We'd
nesday afternoon when she entertain.
60 q oaads at iisF lloHle on
fE1Te8 VaDl6H OF
auctioa we're formed and The aftei&
noon yFss deiightfully spent. Altar
the games q dainty tNt course menu
was served
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q nIigs plillsS aEdraniiael -lRinE1.l 49,.
In the city atsEslay f6F & 7Ssv hours
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/ The Gulif OF Grace EDiscopal
Church gave q nose dailzAtfui "a rs;
ical tea at the home os 1Ers. NJ "a
Steele on Manning street. Tie foI.
towing program was ensoyea
Trio Webb won Hassei, Herr 4srsisI
and Affa. ~. B. Steele
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l.fEs. III, III /. Wat tzins was the cli arm
tnE hossass lsay morning az nor
sgretty slEbptEcn homo vixen sle en-
party in honor oe AFxs. tier
ssS-ss ss;==SS,-.Ass s,s s,f Ar
ESsEa played loE hoafs sfier
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&
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pr. and MfF. o. F. Ross entertained
the club members at a charming dance
on Friday evening at the Iacse Hill
club. An invitation from DR.. and Hafc.
Ross alwayP. insureb q delightful oc-
casion and che club members look for.
ward 70 their entertainments With q
great deal os pleasure.
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e4Ntl5l y The dos 3.efl eteId ilr
Misses lfnsfsfa saris 81.
sApHie isrhsn and Hisp. ehafi
usR: EeeT tlInse gr ne ygere
saehe ats aflss 1z 5eese Il, al
I9lresnyiiiEe Mrs.. hEonteotFy. ifs.8
~ Era. fassinsk aakrs. q
webb Mrs ~. q. Ea1lsa tIae
Gili1el sid srH orr.
Afs. II A. orr. 7lras De III :
tsf8 sEfef Misses fz8z
Itet Nsena. 86nhhnh ana
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-19
PROSPECT or AlRsHIP
RAID AGITATEs BRITAIN.

LONDON, Eng, Oct. f8.-Extraordi.
nary precautions against an airsi1ip In
Ivasion Of Britain are being taken and
from all the larger cities, from the
channel to the Californian canal, thou
sands Of searchllghts play from dusk
until dawn, while many people have
provided themselves with bomb-proofs
into which to rush at the first approach
Of an air fleet.
Sir Hiram Maxim has stated a. hia
opinion that such raids would be mere.
iy annoying and could amount, tosnott,.
ing, AZ they would be feeble affairs,
owing ato the conditions UNDER Which
the Germans would necessarily 1oper.
ate. re- fst33s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-19
CLAIM NEW BULLET
MAKES AIR ATTACK FUTILE. ID

The newspapers are publishing .
claim that che British war department
has . surprise In store for the first
zeppeIins to appear within striking
range. They state that the govern
'nent Is IN possession Of : new inven-
ton In the shape Of an incendiary bull.
let which will set fire TO the gas In
the Zeppelin chambers. This bullet, It
is stated, can be fired from an ordi-
nary rifle, while the new rapid firers
used by the military aviators have also
been QUILTED with , supply Of, car
tridges firing these incendlary missiles.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-19
POLICE SEARCH FoR SPIES.

In Edinburgh the police have seized
a large building, built 10 years ago
but never used, the place being Ger.
man owned. Investigation showed that
the building had tremendous con-
crete foundation. The situation Of the
building was idesE from = military
standpoint, dopinating the city and
enabling any bio guns which might be
mounted there to be trained upon the
Forth bridge.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-19
AUSTRIA CLAIMS
VICTORIES IN GAL HelA.

AQ0I MA CIAlMO $3.50
IN GALlClA.
LONDON, Eng- Oct. 49, OFFICIAL de-
spatches sent out from Vienna on Sat
urday, BY way Of Amsterdam, report
that the Austrian military operations
against the Russians In Galicia are pro-
gressfng favorably. 5ssI.
The battle line extends from styrI,
through sahabor on east TO Medyn Of,
the Russian border. s's9 ei
Many thousands OF men are engaged
on both sides. So
Z The operations on the River San, III
the vicinity Of Przemysl, and those on
the Dneister river, farther east, have
resulted IN successive reverses 10 the
Russians.
North Of Wyszkow, an attempted ad.
vance by the Russians was repuised,
- HE q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-19
NATIONAL GUARD BULLETIN


the National Hotel and Miller
streetA sfzt..s....,.ss..st.-. - go
. g. .a GENERAL STAFF. if5SS FTEE,E . EtEE
l4e w. AdiptsHt en-
Maj Charles w zeger insp Maj Enst n Dart
Maj Charles B. Cooper. Surg -Ts-s-@~ '-->
q (Brevetted Lieut. ColoneL) 49, tftftS@&> -
MAJ w. Chief Gieson,
(Beveted Lieut. Colonel1 Jt A~fs.s$2tEo - " -
Maj Emile Peters, Adv-gsn- 1. sexon Med
Aide to the Governor, Capt D. Doughery hfantIy So.
a Observation-Disclosures OFFICE. sI4s. - +..se.
Itsut ~ e Whissnef e s aIs
REesEnTsI FIELD AND STAFF ofricERs. 1sT,lsr. 4
1t william Riley. MAJ Bal
Capt Thompson Adj Kanaeholo Adj
Capt Arthur w p. NJ Bat
Capt REGINALD W Warham comsy ist L Charles Fs. Ad
Ii Fred W. umphrey q lChapain Vann Fanckx lCapJ
COMPANIES STATIONED HONOLULU
Company ACapt H. 0Sulyan. NJ ID
Company Bcapt Wednesday 7:sop
ordered assemble a .tmary sunday os. rs i.
Company u A. canara LIST Lieut. 4 r. Medeiros
Company w Kolb wchman ION lesyel %
s Lieut. e. Schaefer Wednesday 1850 A
g sgs Company ordered assemble at amoy Sunday
Sssso Pc ,s r t.a - ps s ih mn,
Company Fl Lieut. r Houhting Ind Lieut. Lennon TUESDAY.
Company Capt BF Kane LIST Lieut. L K Kase md Lieut. W. N
10 Kainas Monday: g:sO -. d as.S - a.
Company Fl NJ HAdng0n i Lieut. g Lo TuesdZ S0p
AHA <. Chung THURSDAY. 7:sd p "a e.
a7est7is So sssI sa oTATIONED ON MAUI 20 80
comp.n " r Kaas let Lieut. W
Company W. r LIST s.
sTATIoNEDI HAWAI- 49,. q b. satse.sfsat
Company ~ J. D Estcn. Lieut. n md
MEDICAL oFficEss WITH SANITARY TRoops. ~, s.ra.
MAI l. D Klbourne Capt r 4 Morong CAPT. ~. BsnI
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ROOM AND BOARD

nal, the French troops and the British
marines have repulsed the German At
tacI<s made from Courtral.
An earlier official announcenent
says that the German forces occupying
west Belgium have not crossed the
line between ostend, Thoufout Rou-
lofs and Menin.
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ALLIEs HOLD ENEMY.

BATTLEFRONT, Oct. fs.-The Al
Hes have been successful IN preventing
the German advance from reaching it,
objective along the Belgian coast and
II holding It safely In check.
& PARIS, France, Oct. 1s.-on the left
the Allies are continuing 70 make prog
ress against the German right the
British troopS capturing and occupying
the village Of FromelIa, southwest Of
leLilIe. IN Belgium, along the Nprssres
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ter's Agency, say that the German min-
lister Of the navy, Admiral Won Tirpitz,
arrived yesterday at Antwerp.
The Daily Mall received dispatches
yesterday from Rotterdam, stating that
the German army advancing from os-
tend 10 between Furnes and Dunkirk,
At point on the English channel less
than 50 miles from the coast Of Eng
land.
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LIQUOR UNDER RAN .
IN GERMAN ARMY.

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, Oct. Is.
lowing to reports Of Drunkenness
among the men OF the German army
In Belgium, which hsHe reached the
ears Of the war department in Berlin,
an order has been issued forbidding
the sale Of intoxicating liquors IN those
sections Of Belgium in German handle.
Officers have also been forbidden to
drink in any house In which they may
be biIletted.
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PETRocRAD REPORTS
ARE CONFLICTING.

PETRoGRAD, Russia, Oct. 1s.-of.
fetal announcements given out at the
war ministry yesterday report no new
developments In the fighting In East
Prussia and along the vistula river. S
An attempt by the Austrians to cross
the San river was repulsed.
South Of PrzemysI the fighting con.
tinues.
Austrian reinforcements are report.
ed to be advancing through the passes
In the carpathian mountains north
ward into GaIieia. -. -
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kAlsER,s SON MAY
NEVER FIGHT AGAIN.

LONDON, Eng Oct. 1s.-Prlnce o.
car, the son OF the kaiser who was
obliged to leave the front because Of =
weakness Of tie heart, 10 reported not
TO be recovering and his return to bis
regiment 10 doubtful. He 10 now under
treatment at Hamburg, who're he kis
making no progress towards recovery.
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AGENTS WANTED.

ShaSine shayes men without razor.
Tondo removes ladies' superfluous
hair. Fifty cents each per box.
Write for terms. Southern Special
ty Company, Savannah, Ga. U. s.
A.. 59S5-12t
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GENERAL IAN HAMILTON
KILLED ~ ACTION.

LONDON, Engy Oct. 1s.-The most
prominent name appearing IN the cas-
uaIty list just published = that Of Ma
jor-general Hubert Ian Wetherall Ham,
iIton, who commanded the third divi-
sion IN France, where he was killed
in action.