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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-21

NuillSdikStlS Nurakin, SD 'cia-
Us pasluntinis prize Raudonoio
hryzlaus ant kares fronto. tele-
grafuoja, kad vokietiu artileriia
nombardavo stoti kur rusu SUI
zelstieji gulejo; vokieeiu kavale-
RIA pribaige suzeistuosius su sa-
vo karabinu kolbomis, o veliars
dplieJo stoti benzinu ir kerosinu
If uzdege stoti, kuri sudega sv-
kiu su suzcistais.9
Londonas. Laivas rransvlva-
MIA laimingai perplaulle didiuri
If atvyko i Greenok geguzio 10 d.
petrogradas. Rusu generals
staoas lsleido oficiali. pranesima,
kuriame aiskinama apie tai, kaip
austro-vokieciai uzpuole rusus va
karinej Gal;cijoj If priverte iuos
atsokti atgal net iki Przemvslio
tvirtoves. Pranesimc, tarp kit
ko, sakoma:
Balandzio viduryj mus paste
ke zinia, kad didelis skaitlius
vokietip kariumenes traukiama
nuo vakarinio kares fronto (is
francuzIos) if koncentruoiama
(sutraukiama kruvon) vakarinei
dalyJ Galiciios. Tas priverte
mus sustabdyti musq pirnynzan-
ga linkui Mezo Laborcz ir Uzsok
sPragos, kad neissistumus per-
daug priesakin If kad tureius
prosa issiusti musu rezervas j ia
vieta, kuriai gres pavojus.
"Jiegos, kurias priesas mete
ant musu fronto, buvo taip dide-
ies' Adu musu Irecloji armija
nelsstenge islaikyti prieso spau-
DINO ant fronto tarp Cierzko-
vice if Gorlice.
Pasekme to buvo despcratis-
ki nesiliaujanti muSiai If smar-
kus kontr-atakai, kurie neleido
prlesui atlikti jo uzduoties. bu-
tent, jis negalejo sulauzyti musu
|fronto.
! Prlesas todel buvo priverstas
visa laika atakuoti is fronto lnu-
|su Treeiosios arrnijos poziciias,
kurias jis uzimdinejo viena po
kitai.
"Geguzio "a d. visa Trecioii
musu armiia issivyste iSilgai San
upe. ldant prisitaikius prie ST.
toxic naujo dalyku stovio, mes
buvome priversti pernaujq eu.
tvarkyt savo fronta, kad kai-
mynes armijos galetu suvieny.;
savo frontus; Sis naujas uzdavi-
nys jau baigiama pildyti.
"Nors mes buvome priversii
tai padaryti il atSokom atgal nuo
Karpatu, bet tuom pa6iu laiku
mes padareme smarku uzpuolima
Rytinej Galicijoj; per tai atsie-
KEN labai svarbiu pasekmiu ant
musu kairiojo sparno If skaudzjai
sumusem austrus prie upes
Dniestro isilgai frontq ilgesni ne
gu $50 verstu. Lake penkiu
dienp, pradedant nuo geguzio 9
dienos, mes uzgriebem siojc apie-
/ linkeie apie 10000 belaisviu ir
privertem priesa pasitraukt atgal
betvarkeje skersai upe Prut."
Petrogradas. NuSis ties Siau-
liais, Kauno guberniioj, Wis dar
nepriejo prize gallo. Sulyg rusu
oficialio pranesimo, sis musis
vystosi pasekmingai rusams. Vo-
kieciai su didelemis jiegomis bu-
vo megine apeiti Siaulius is siau.
riu puses, tas vienok jiems ne.
pasiseke, mes rusai sutiko Sta
vokieciu koliumna ties Gruzdziu
inlesteliu ir atmuse ia atgal.
Rusu oficialiame pranesime
kalbama apie voSieciu atakus
! / vakarus nuo Siauliu, kuomct
pirma musiai buvo i rytus nuo
siaulip, tai is to galima spresti,
kad I'll al jau ismu;e vokieSius
is Siauliu micsto.
Kad musiai Gina il j pietus nuo
Siauliu isilgai Dubisos upe, tas
matyt is sekancio oficiaiio pra-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-21

Geguzio IA d. didele ninia zmo-
nip lSiverze deputatu posediiq
rulmus, sudauze langus If duris
II tlk kariumene ia isvaike. Ia
pacia diena tukstanciai zmoniu
su veliavomis If sukavimais pra-
dejo marSuoti linkui Villa Ada,
kur ltalijos karalius gyvena. Pa
keliui isdauzyta visi langai vo-
klSkose krautuvese ir namuose.
Folicija If kariumene su dideliu
vargu uzstojo minioms kelia if
neleido toliaus eiti. PraneSama
apie tokias pacias riauses il de-
monstracijas, reikalaujancias ka-
res, dar is siu dideliu miestu: is
Florencijos, Genuos If Neapolio.
Karalius neprieme rezignacijos
ltalijos premiere Salandra If pa
liko j ir Sonnino, uzrubezio rel
kalu ministeri, ju vietose.
Berlinas. Vokie6iq oficialis
pranesimas, isleistas geguzio IA
diena, skelbia sekanGiai:
"Priesakines sargybos austro-
-vokiskos armijos, po vadovyste
generolo Won Mackensen, jau pa
sieke apielinkiu Przemyslio ant
kairiojo kranto upes San. Rusai
negalejo atlaikyt savo pozicijr
prize upes Pilicos nuo Kielcu Xxi
Inowlodz If skubiai traukiasi at
gal linkui rytu,"
Londonas. Riauses prizes vo-
kiecius Londone ir kituose mics
tuose Wis nesibaigia. Geguzio IA
dienq nakti minios zmoniu SUI
naikino daug vokiSku krautuviu
lvairiose Londono dalyse. Riau-
ses buvo taip dideles, kad poll
CHA negalejo ju suvaldyti If rel
kejo saukti didesni skaitliu kon-
stabeliu.
Smarkios riauses buvo taipgi
miestuose: Rotterdam, North
Shields If kitur. Wis tai pasek-
me Lusitanijos nuskandinimo.
Westinghouse. Rusu alnbasa-
da Washingtone praneSe, jog j
gavusi is Petrogrado zinia, XII
rioj sakona, kad lake music tarp
rusu If turku laivyno Juodose
as MT E<l1 RnH4nrn o. - 1(-
d,;o,:s CO.. ld.h. -,
+,,rl,, ,a;,u,,a v.rd,, co,;n,l +.no
,a+a;l;n+os r,,s;sl.;s s,,n;,;s l,eie.
- eli, !. ~ nos;dsl,aro;a,+ 80
=,
~: -: ST
81 sps10 y P''. a:1. 1-o 60
~ :sIo, ooo 49,, 49,. M.
nr.a,es;,,o : pe4roarsdo 80; 10
n,s x :, ,on,t.;1,a 10; ,.;a,,o
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- VS., ~ cav
80 ;is;,,s4, par,;,,,,, -; ~;
i,1a4 ,J W.:
sa.:' salIaa' A .::, i,a 49,
1;a,,;o
Va: :, pasa~ nl.ai' laival' a,
.-;do.,4a 80 vr:,o s ~
l,,,1a; :. :o4e,:.,: |
~ i.'>oJ ~ ii'oJ
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-21

% S"iP "PiN
tai praneSa:
"Rusp pirmynzanga apielinkese
Siauliu tapo atmusta lengvai
Skaitlius belaisviu, paimtu tenai
lake paskutiniu keliu dienu, sic
kia daugiaus 1900.
Ant Dubisos upes, j siaur-ry-
cius nuo Ugenos (Ugiany), nedi-
dele divizija musu kariumenes
buvo priversta pasitraukti atgal
prizes stipria rusu kariumene il
nustojo dvieju kanuoliu (Divizija
turf 10000 kareiviu)."
Vakaryksciai vckiSki p-anesi-
mai skelbe, kad Suvalku guberni-
Joj, apie Kalvarija il Augustava
rusai sutrauke nepaprastai daug
karlumenes, bet kad musiai te-
mai dar neprasidejo.
Petrogradas. Nors austro-vo-
kiskos armijos gula ant Pre-
mystic il national noretu j at
init atgal, bet zinia is Lembergo
sako, kad to nera ko bijotis, nes
rusai uzeme labai stiprias pozi-
ciJas ant kalnu iSilgai Sano upe.
Berlinas. Kad austro-vokieciai
megins paimti ar apgulti Pre-
mysllo tvirtove, kuriq nesenai ru-
sal buvo nuo austru ateme, tas
alskiai matyt is oficia1isku vo-
kisku pranesimu. Viena dalis
austro-vokiskos kariumenes iau
prisiartino prie San upes j siar-
RUS nuo Przemj'slio, o kita dalis
megina apsuptl Przemysli is pet
ryclu puses ir yc;lia ant fronto
tarp Sambor-Stryj yj-Stanislau (ziu-
rex ant "Lietuvos' zemlapio).
Sulyg oficialio vokisko pranesi-
mo: rusai labai smarkiai priest
nasi prie San upes ties Jaroslaw
II neleldzia vokieciams per upe
persikelti. Ant fronto nuo Sam
Dor, per Stryj Xxi Stanislau (piet-
rytinej GalicijoD austro-vokieeiu
karlumene zengia pirmyn pasek-
mlngai, anot vokieeiu pranesimo
Sioje apielinkeje rusai smarkiai
veikia apie miesta Kolomya, kat
apejus desiniji austro-vokieciu
sparnq.
Petrogradas. Rusu oficialiskas
praneslmas, isleistas geguzio y
diena, sako, kad rusai piet-rytinej
dalyj Galicijos ir Bukovinoi lai-
mtjo pilna pergale, skaudziai su-
musdami austru armijq prize
Dniestro upes ant fronto Ioo
angl. myliu ilgio. Rusai, sakoma
pranesilne, uzgriebe 10000 aus
It1u belaiSven.
Rymas. AIieste Triest, Austri-
JOB prize Adriatiko JURY, geguzio
10 d. prasidejo didziausios riau-
ses. Minios zmoniu, daugiausiai
moteru, apgule gubernatoriaus
palociu, saukdamos: "AIirtis
tranciskui Juozapui', Austriios
veliava il ciesoriaus Franciskaus
Juozapo portretai tapo nuplesti,
sudraskyti il sudeginti.
zandaru il policijos burial tapo
issaukti riausiu sustabdynui, bet
minios pradejo JUGS musti aNne-
minis If padare ant gatviu bari
kadas. Pagalios iSsaukta kariu
rlene, kurl riauSininkus uzata&a
vo; sakoma, AZ ypatos tapo uz-
mustos If daugiaus 200 suzeista.
Nuo rubeziaus tarp Italijos il
Austrijos praneSama, kad ten jau
kcliose vietose buve susiremimai
tarp italy If austru kareiviu. Sr
lyg vieno pranesimo,. austrai
negino pereiti Italijos rubcziu,
bet tapo italy atmusti; vienas
austras pakliuvo nclaisven.
Nedelioj 10000 italy zenge pa
Irodoje per Rymo vidurmiesti,
prielankiai Sukaudami uz talki-
ninkus, kuomet pereidintjo pro
Anglijos, Francuzijos ir Rusijos
ambasadas. Keletas vokisku
krautuviu pakeliui tapo su lau-
.y+o
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-21

Petrogradas. Rusu oficialiskas
pranesimas, isleistas geguzio y
diena, sake, kad rusai piet-rytinej
dalyj Galicijos If Bukovinoj lai-
mtjo piln2 pergale, skaudziai su-
musdami austru armijq prize
Dniestro upes ant fronto 1oo
angl. myliu ilgio. Rusai, sakona
pranesime, uzgriebe 10000 aus
t1u belaisven.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-21

Geneva, sveicarijoj. Laikras-
It's Journal de Geneve aplaike te-.
legrama is Krokavo, kuriame pra-
nesama, kad austru If vokieciu
nuostoliai, pradedant nuo geguzio
I dienos, siekia 10000 kareiviu
If aficieru. Sulyg sito telegramo
rusu nuostoliai belaisviais siekia
$4,000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10
SPECIAL SHIPPING
NIPPON COLLIER
IS EXPECTED
/. !. FOR COAL

A Japanese collier which served as
convoy to fleet that visited Honolu-
lu some months ago, is Fastening to
the Asiatic coast and is expected daily
to take coal, according to late wireless
reports.
The steamer Asama Maru, which
is well known in the Pacific as large
cargo carrier, well equipped with ma
chinery for fast speed, has been or
dered to Honolulu from San Francis
co. It was rumored that this vessel
might steam to New Zealand The
acute situation now developed be-
tween China and Japan lends color
to the belief that the Asama Maru
will call for orders and supplies es-
sential to the completion of its jour-
ney to Japan. .rs. 80
The Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company will give the vessel about
$50 tons of coal. -.....-
The Russian steamer Baikal, said to
be carrying a heavy cargo from New
York for delivery at Vladivostok, is
due daily at the port for bunkers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10

around the shell under the tremen
dous pressure. e. ~.
The plan of today's operation was
for the diver, Chilly or Nielsen, to take
down a three-inch rope line, the two
ends of which will be held by the
tenders on the surface. Once on the
bottom he viii cut the rope and work
one loose end under the aft end OF
the shell and tie il to the other loose
end. Although the feat would take
considerable work Diver Nielsen felt
confident last night that it could be
doce. .s ..-:
The next step win be to attach a
heevier rope to one end Of the line at
the surface and pull the free end until
the heavy rope replaces the lighter
under the submarine steel cable
will then be slipped around the shell
and finally heavy cable. With heavy
cables fixed fore and aft the salvage
crew feels certain the swing shore
ward will begin in earnest The steep,
ness of the climb will make the prog,
ress slow The navy engineers have
mapped out the course to be followed
in the shoreward heaYe but soundings
will be rechecked as deep holes in the
sea floor are numerous.
Quiet sea with but a slight swell
has aided the work materially during
the last few days. When shallow
water is once reached the salvage will
be but matter of q few days.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10
PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per str. Claudine for Maui ports,
May 10.-Miss Devereux, Mrs. Deyer-
eux, Master Devereux, H. s. Austin
and Ernest K Paiknei.
Per str. Kinau for Kauai ports, May
IA. v. Peters, Col. Spalding, J..
Spalding, c. H. Dye, How Fo, A. Sell
ner, Mrs. ]. NJ. Riggs, Mrs. ]. P. Cooke,
Mrs. Albert Beckert, Mrs. Ewaliko and
infant and Master Ewaliko. .s.~
Per NJ. N. s. S. Lurline for San Fran
cisco, May Ill. Davidson, Mrs. j.
s. Ritterband, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Young, Mrs. E. L. Sexton, Capt Crock
EFT, Mrs. Crockett, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie
Per str. Kilauea for Hilo and way
ports, May Paul Schmidt, Sid
Splitter, T. Osaki, Mr. and Mrs w. F.
van Door, Mrs. T. w. Austin and in
FAINT, H. c. Waldron, Mrs. Walter Nc
Dougall, Mrs. A. Morrison and infant,
A. s. Alfred, Miss Alfred, Miss Morton,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Davis and Miss
Antoine. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10
PLUCKY DIVERS
GIVE HOPEF0R
F,4'S SALVAGE
Placing of Lines Around Sunk
en- Submarine Slow and
. Delicate Task

Salvage of the "a has been given
a fresh impetus the last few days and
now that four lines are attached to
the sunken vessel Chief Gunner Still
optimistic as to the final outcome. I'm
portant findings are expected today.
: The diving barge went out at an
early hour to commence operations.
II was not known whether Diver Neil
son or Diver Crilly would make the
descent today. Grizzly made a success
full dive Saturday afternoon, bringing
to the surface the battered brass whis-
tie of the F-4. 1t is Neilsen's turn,
but the slightest indisposition on his
part would prevent his making the
dive Chief Gunner Stillson leaves
the matter Of diving entirely to the
divers. If neither Nielsen nor Chilly
feels in condition to make the descent
there will be none today. -.-
Diver Stepen J. Drellishak was
down yesterday and although he gave
every sign of being all right when
brought to the surface, he later weak
ened and was hurried to the recon-
preston chamber. He was reported
to be recovered this morning.
Drellishak found two lines caught on
the bow and two about the stern, How
ever, the lines at the stern were not
very secure. They will probably have
been replaced today. ALI three divers
reported that the bow of the subma-
rine was raised and the after portion
sunk in the sand of the sea floor. The
futility Of sweeping the sea floor
with the hopes of catching hold was
recognized. -. -. .... -.
The recovery of the F4 now de-
ponds upon the divers. The depart
ure Of Diver Loughman for the Coast
leaves only three divers to carry on
the gigantic task of placing cables
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10
SAYS Tx. X. line Will ALSOB
HIIIF PACIFIC MAIL Is CHECKED

know If the friendly relations Of past
years would continue or not" said the
secretary.
with the withdrawal at the begin
ming OF the war of the Empress line
between Vancouver and the Orient
traffic on the T. X. K. boats has been
the heaviest in all the years Of the
company's business" said Shimada.
"The great scarcity of bottoms de.
mands that the Pacific Mail be kept
in active service"
1t is reported that the directors Of
the Pacific Mail will announce the
plans of the company after their meet.
ing this week. r. p. Schwerin. gen
eral manager, informed Secretary
Wood of the Hawaii Promotion Com.
mittee that he could see no outlook
for the company but to register under
foreign flag when the Seamen's
bill goes into effect next November,
Mr.. Ehimada leaves for Hilo on the
Wilhelmina Thursday afternoon tC
look after T.. X. X. interests In the
South American line which calls al
Hilo. He will resume his journey to
the exposition on tie Nippon Maru
Nay 10, as advance secretary to Pres
ident Asano, who will pass through
Honolulu in June. II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10
Secretary to President ASano
Declares Joint Schedule
Desirable

Should the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company go out of business the Togo
Kisen Kaisha line would be as badly
affected as the tourist traffic of Ho-
nolnlu, II the opinion of Y. Shimada,
secretary to President Asano of the
r. X. X. He arrived in Honolulu on
the Tenyo Maru last week.
sThe Pacific Mail and T. X. X. have
cooperated fss the past 15 years,
said Shimada. "The interests of both
companies demand joint schedule.
/ hope the United States will make 1t
possible for the seven steamers of the
Pacific Mail company to continue I'M
der the American register"
Secretary shimada denies that L.
X. K.-Pacific Mail merger is planned.
No attempts have been made to bring
the Pacific Mail under the Japanese
flag. He does not suggest any RENE
dy for the situation save that the
company remain American.
SHOULD the Pacific Mail register un-
der the flag of China ] don't know
what the situation would be. ! don't
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial wireless TO Merchsnts'
Exchange

HILo- Sailed, May 8. 2 p. m, s. s.
Francis Hanify for San Francisco
Observation-Disclosures, prior to May
l, sch. Spokane from Port Ludlow
GRAYS HARBoR- Sailed, May 8, sch
r. c. Slade for Honolulu.
MONTEREY-Arrived, May 8, s. s,
]. A. Chanslor, hence May |.
PORT TOWNSEND--Arriyed, May 8
S. S. Kaifuku Maru from Kahului
April 81
SAN FRANCISCo-Sailed, May 8,
p. M, s. s. Virginia for Honolulu,
direct.
Sailed, May s, sen. NJ. Chilcott for
Honolulu.
Arrived, May 10, $3.50 a. m, S. s.
Tenyo Maru, hence May 4.
Sailed, May s, 5 p. m, s. s. En-,
terprise for Hilo direct.
SEATTLE-Sailed, May s, s. s. Hya'
des for Honolulu. ..s f..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10
WHEN TO SHAMPOO.

The frequency Of the shampoo de-
ponds upon two conditions, the neces.
sity arising from the surroundings and
the individual peculiarities. " Some
persons hair becomes more oily in
given time than others, from the ma
ture of their glands; others perspire
more freely. The shampoo once a
month will do for the woman whose
hair is coarse, dry and wiry and from
which the dust Is fairly we'll removed
by the use of the brush. For fine oily
hair the nirsute laundering should &C.
eur once fortnight Unless the hair
is kept clean it will fall out 1t is not
safe to add borax or ammonia to the
shampoo liquid Good white soap
melted with a little alcohol or an egg
added makes a desirable cleansing
agent. a.v.s.:. -.. ...-@
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10
Fight ON Yuan
NOW PLANNED BY
LOCAL Chinese
Nationalist, Led BY Colonel
Wudan, Say Predictions
Have Come True

That Yuan Shih-Kai would yield to
the demands of Japan was well-es-
tablished prediction months ago de-
clare Chinese Nationalists of Honolulu
who are now planning mass meetings
and secret conferences to decide upon
the local party's share in the general
uprising in China. Col-.gen. Wudan
expects code cables during the next
few days telling the steps taken by
the Nationalist in South China to
overthrow the Yuan government. The
next mail steamer from the Orient is
expected to bring letters of instruc-
ton, also.
The Nationalist conference in San
Francisco, July "a to August 8, win be
the final consultation of the leaders
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10

T0DAY,s NEWS TO-DAY
STAR.BULLETIN GIVES YOU
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10
LARGE BOND REQUIRED
FROM ADMINISTRATOR
OF ROBINSON ESTATE

Under bond in the sum of $4,000,
j. Lawrence P. Robinson today was
appointed by Circuit Judge William l..
Whitney as administrator of the estate
OF the late Mark p Robinson. An in.
ventory of the estate will be fled with.
in 30 days. The estate is valued at
about $400,1S6, and consists principal
ly of real estate. stocks, bonds and
personal property. e.. :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10
TIMELY TIPS.

1t is a remarkable fact that the
Scotch cap continues to hold its own
bravely. This coquettish headdress
has enjoyed such long period of ex-
IRENE popularity that one might have
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10
Kauai Sugar Repor...

Sugar awaiting shipment on Kauai
included the following lots, according
to report brought to Honolulu by OF.
flcers in the steamer Kinau: Hawaii.
an Sugar Co, 1896; McBryde Plan
tation, 1851; Koloa Plantation, 49,.
1874; Lihue Plantation, $4,000; Grove
Farm, 1000; Makee Sugar Co., $4,000;
Kilauea Plantation, 1000 sacks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10

Contrasting Innings are a feature of
many of the new street suits in covert
and other light wooden fabrics. Blue,
eerise, black and white, brown and
green are all effectively used. -. T..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10
Esremont Castle Bears Many Hues.

Eeremont Castle Bears Many Hues.
The British freighter Egremont Cas-.
tie, at port taking coal before proceed
ing to Vladivostok, has borne many
colors since the beginning of the war.
Captain N. Craven admitted that the
war hue now adjoining portion of the
freighter had, been put on within the
past few weeks. 1t was said that the
British government may have planned
a constant change in the distinctive
markings of the vessels in the mer-
chant marine. Cargo vessels are con.
stantly changing eolors. The Eyre
mont Castle was filled with motorcars,
barbed wire and material to be used
at the battle front.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10

Coast adyices from Captain F. T.
Warmer, former master OF the Unit.
ed States lighthouse tender Kukui,
are that the steamer Columbine. to
take the place of the Kukui. is due at
Honolulu The vessel should have ar
rived here the early part of the month.
Captain Warning may accompany the
Columbine.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-10

before applying the torch of China's
third revolution. =
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-10
PINK Ward Charged
WITH GRAVE 0FFENSE

Hendersonville, N. c., Sept. T.
Charged with criminal assault, Pink
Ward. thirty-five years of age and
a news butch on the Southern rail-
way, was brought to Henderson
vile today and locked up to await
trial. The alleged victim of the as
sault is thirteen-year-old girl who
lives near Saluda, and Ward is her
uncle by marriage. The alleged
crime was committed yesterday
afternoon near Saluda; but just in
side the Henderson county line.
On this account, Ward was brought
here. He will be given a prelimi-
nary hearing before magistrate
Saturday. In the meantime, he is
held at the county Jail withou
bond Citizen.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-10
DARkEN GRAY HAIR,
LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY
Grandma's recipe of Sage Tea and
SulI hur darkens so naturally
that nobody can tell.

Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea
and Sulphur, properly compounded,
brings back the natural color and lustre
to the hair when faded, streaked or gray;
also ends dandruff, itching scalp and
stops falling hair. Years ago the only
way to get this mixture was to make it
at home, which is mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays, by asking at any drug
store for 'Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy" you will get large bot
tie Of this famous old recipe for about
SO cents.
Don't stay gray! Try it! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened your
hair, as it does it so naturally and
evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at time
by morning the gray hair disappears, anc
after another application or two, your
hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and
glossy.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-10
INSECTS OF THE STATE TO BE
STUDIED.

Mr.. Franklin Sherman, Entomolo-
gist, and Mr.. R. w. Lieby, Assistant,
have left for a week in the mount
aims of Western North Carolina
where they are to make special
collections of the insects of that
region, the specimens to 60 into the
State collections of the Department
of Agriculture. This is in prosecu-
ton of one of the definite prof ects
of the Division of Entomology,