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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
LYON HINDENBURG
v BLOCKED BY SLAVS

LONDON, September 9.-Despite the
heavy rains, which have caused the
rivers to overflow their banks aud
transform great districts into swamps,
the fighting along the eastern line con
tinues to be intense. On the north, the
efforts of Won Hindenburg to gain his
objective and cross the Dvina have
been Intellectual, every attempt to
throw forward any section or his army
resulting in failure and heavy losses.
Austrians Held Back IS
On the south, where the Russians are
holding on to their fringe of Galiciau
territory east of the Sereth river, tn"
Slavs are striving to regain the initla,
tive, holGing the Austrians back AMI
strengthening their positions, but IN
the center the AustrO- Germans claim 10
be increasing their advantages and
driving the line supporting, the Seretn
positions still further back.
RUSSIANS Driven Back
A Vienna despatch, sent out officially,
says that the Russians have been driven
back along a ffty-six mile front on
the Russo Galician frontier, in which
retreat, Berlin reports, the Russia n
garrison of the border fsTtress of VOL
otchysk, one hundred miISs east or
Lemberg, joined, abandoning the posi-,
ton.
Gar Removes Grand Duke
Petrograd dispatches report that the
Gar has virtually removed in disfavOr
the commander in-chief of the Russian
armies and has himself taken supreme
and active command Of the SlaVs.
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicolaievitch,
at the orders of the Gar, is transferred
to the command of the army of the
Caucasus, a relatively unimportant
post. The Caucasus army has been
carrying on minor operations against
the Turks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
Or JAPANESE.
NAVY TO Be CURTALH
Especial to Hawaii Shinpo)

TOXIC, September SIN spite of
the fact that the naval department has
asked for an appropriation of 100000
600 yen $500, OOO,OOO), to be expended
within the next five years for the pur-
pose of naval expansion, the finance
department recommends to the gov
eminent that the appropriation for the
extension of the navy this year be only
4,0oO,OoO yen, or about 100000. The
finance department states that the
financial condition of the empire this
year does not warrant a great appro-
priation for naval work.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
JAPANESE EMPEROR
TO RECEIVE BIBLE
Especial Cable To Hawaii Shinpo)

SEATTLE, September 9.-The Rev.
erend Doctor Storge, an official of the
Presbyterian Church on the Coast
sailed for Japan yesterday in the Sado
Maru Of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha, to
present to Emperor Yoshihito on the
date of his coronation, a Bible in com
memoration of religious amity. He will
represent the American Bible Union.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
PAID PRICE
FOR HER NEUTRALITY
(Assoeiated Press BY Fedora, wtr.l.ssJ

(Assoeiated Press by Federal wt-eIsssJ
LONDON, September 9.-According
to report from Sofia, Bulgaria has
been paid her price and officially will
maintain an attitude of neutrality dur.
ing the war. Minister RadOslavoff is
reported as saying that an agreement
for the cession of the Dedeaghatch
railway to Bulgaria by Turkey has
been concluded and that Bulgaria will
be in possession of the road in ten
days.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
NEW BUILDINGS NOW
READY FOR. SCHOOLS

When the territorial schools open
next Monday, September 10, all the
new buildings on Oahu save the one
at the Royal win be finished and prob
ably ready for occupation. This is the
assurance given by Building Inspector
Freitas. The house at the Royal School
is done by contract. That structure
could not be used if it were finished
anyway, because the desks with which
it is to be equipped have not arrived
and will not he available for another
week or two.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
CALIFORNIA TO TREAT
CRIMINALS TO SURVEY
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal Wireless

NhoeoCIateu FIob ny TouoIal "Holobs''
BERKELEY, September 9.--Califor-
mia criminals hereafter are to be treated
as if they were i'll.
II has been announced that according
to the prison reform plan of Governor
johnson arrangements have been made
for criminals to be subjected to a sur
vey of the psychological department of
the University Of California.
Tests will be made to learn the extent
Of the deficiency and what is necessary
to cure the men and women of their
criminal inclinatiOns.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
ARMY TO CONTROL BORDER

WASHINGTON, September SAC
cording to war department plans learn
ed today, the United States will give
army officers along the Mexican border
command over civilians in the terri.
tory along the Hio Grande river, in
case shooting is resumed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
Answer To United States Protest
Expresses Regret At Loss Of
American Lives and offers TO
Submit Reparation To Hague
MAY BE SATISFACTORY. \
AND MEET ALL DEMANDS

, tA,.oeia,ed Press Oy Federal wiroless.b

p (ASaoctated Press Dy Federal Wireless.D
ONDON, September 9.-The Ger
l. man note ON the sinking of the
Arabic is ready, according to de.
spatches from Berlin.
The note will say the Arabic was
sunk in self-defense, express regret at
the loss of the lives Of the two Ameri-
cans, and offer to submit the question
of reparation to The Hague.
Formulation of the answer to the
protests of the United States follows
the return of the submarine which sank
the Arabic off the coast Of Ireland on
August 10. The commander reported
that he sunk the liner because he
feared 1t would attack him.
Note To Washington Soon
The German note will be despatched
to Washington shortly. 1t will con
tain the formal statement, given in
formally by Ambassador Won Bern
stoTf at Washington recently, that "a
communication might be expected OFT
lining a submarine policy satisfactory
to the American government, including
n suspension of submarine warfare
against passenger ships"
At the same time the ambassador de.
clared a message he had received from
Berlin could be regarded as an in
timation that Germany had issued or.
ders to its submarine commanders not
to q, attack merchant ships thereafter
without giving them warning and
allowing their crews and passengers
to escape.
The sinking Of the HesPerian has
given rise to doubt of such orders here,
as passengers and crew of the Hesper-
ian, says no warning was given when
their ship was attacked.
Deny Won Terpitz Will Quit
A despatch from Amsterdany says the
newspapers of Berlin deny that Al
miral Won Tirpitz, commander of the
imperial high sea feet and father Of
the submarine campaign, will resign.
Reports that Admiral Terpitz would
resign followed announcement that
CHS health demanded a vacation.
1t was subsequently reported that his
differences with Chancellor Won Beth
mann HoIlweg over submarine warfare
protests of the United States wore re-
spOnsibe for his estate Of health,'
the chancellor being in favor of con
cessions and Won Terpitz being bitterly
opposed to meeting the American de.
mands.
More Ships Torpedoed
Seven more vessels, the crews of
which all escaped, have been sunk by
German submarines. They are the FL
lowing: Douro, steamer; sunk by gun.
fire; Garony, British steamer; sunk
off French coast; Guatemala, French
steamer; sunk Off Belle Isle, coast Of
France; Rhea, Russian steamer; three
trawIcrs, sunk off Muiden, Holland.
According to a report from Liver
pool, it has been established that one
American met death in the sinking Of
the Allan Line Steamer Hesperian.
The American was seaman by the
name of Wolff.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
MUSICIANS DISCUSS
HAWAIIAN MELODIES

An indication that Hawaiian music
is being recognized on the mainland is
contained in information which has
reached here that the Congress of
Music, which was recently held in San
Francisco, discussed the music of tie
Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
HESPERIAN STRUCK MINE 1?

(AsSociated Press by Federal wireless
NEW YORK, September 9.-Ambas-
sador Won Bernstorfr has received here
a communication from Germany say
ing that it is "improbable the Hes
perian was torpedoed, but instead
probably went down as the result of
striking a mine"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
BERLIN CLAIMS PROGRESS

BERLIN, September 9.-The official
statement Of the war department
claims progress for the Germans in
the Friedriehstadt region on the east
ern front where they have been at
tempting to force passage of the
Dvina river in the attack on Riga.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
FRANCE TO REQUISITI0N
ALL STOCKS OF ALCOHOL

(Associated Press by Federal Wireless)
PARIS, September 9.-The minister
of war yesterday announced the inten-
tion of his department to requisition
all the stocks Of alcohol in the country,
the spirit being required to facilitate
the manufacture of powder for the war.
All stocks over two hundred gallons
are to be taken over at once by the
government.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
fighting
on WESTERN line
Germans Repulse Heavy Allied
Attacks, While British War
ships Rake Belgian Coast
tAssociated Press BY Federal wirols.sJ

Associated Press by Federal wirelsss)
BERLIN, September 9.--Furious at
lacks by the Allies with gases and
heavy guns in an attempt to break
the western line have failed, according
to an official statement of the German
war office, which says the Allies were
repulsed with heavy losses.
eve have gained advanced trenches
on the western line,'' the statement
says, Through infantry attacks"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
DEATH LIST AT rs AGAIN

MONTREAL, September 9.-The
Hesperian death list is put back at
twenty.six by Allan Line here, or
flcials say there are ten known to be
dead and sixteen missing. This agrees
with the London report OF Monday,
which said twenty-six had persisted,
but not with the report from Liverpool
on Tuesday that only seventeen met
dCath.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
STEAMER PERSIA WILL
TRANSFER AT HONGKONG

Especial by Cable TO Hawaii Shimpo)
TOXIC, September lO.-The former
Pacific Mail Steamer Persia will be De
Hvered to its new owners, the Togo
Kisen Kaisha, at Hongkong by Dc.
tober l, and will be placed on r.
X. X. route Immediately.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
AsAMA LIN CANADIAN PORT
( Special to Hawaii Shinpol

TOXIC, September 8.-The armored
cruiser Asama which recently founder
ed in Tampico bay, Mexico, has ar
rived safely at a Canadian port where
repairs are being made.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
WHEAT CROP IS IMMENSE

(Associated Press by Federal Wireless
WASHINGTON, September S.--The
department of agriculture has received
adviceS indicating that there are good
prospects for billion bushcl wheat
crOp this year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
ITALIAN SOLDIERS READ
MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY

Associated Press by Federal wirelsss.)
NEW YORK, September S.-Passen-
gers arriving here from Italy say that
Il million copies Of Edward Hale g
1.-The Man without a Country" ha =
been distributed to the Italian SOL
diers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
ENTOMBED MINERS RESCUED

lAssooipted Press BY Federal WirelessD
SCRANTON, Pennsylvania, Septem-
Der 9.-FOur coal miners have been res
cued from mine near here whore they
were entombea for twenty four hours.
The men were unframed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
LABOR JUSTiFlES ALLIES

LAIsociHted Press By FEDERAL WirelesH
BRISTOL, England, September s.
The trade union congress today passed
a resolution iustifying the course Of the
Allies and pledging assistance in the
| rOsecutiOn of the war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10

The total length OF the railways in
Spain IL now O,377 miles, of which more
than three quarters is of standard
gauge. The receipts of the railways
decreased $3,0OO,OUO in l9l4 from rs
ceipts of 1913.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10
AMERICAN MINER IS KILLED

'GUAYMAS, Mexico, September S.
Mayo Indians have been melted by
the Yaqui Indians to kill an American
miner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-10

After making more than 1000 obser
vatiuua IA Swiss scientist has decided
that snais have no sense of sight.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
ID OWN COMMON LAW
 SPOUSE
Ramon Barerra, Formerly of Sonora; SavsHe"Don't Care What Is Done With Him, He Won't Help His Woman"

Ramon Barrem. a resident of Bis bee for approximately three years. faces serious charges from possibly two quarters. Regardless of what action the United States officials take in the matter, the man will undoubted ly. be charged with failing to contrib ute Go the support of minor children. Barrera. according Co the story told by bis common law wife, lived in Arizpe. Mexico, with her for matter Of eleven months in Sonora. A child was born to the union, according Co the woman The pair then started to the United States and since their ar- rival in Bisbee another child came.
 The man acknowledges that he is the father of the child born in the United States. He denies the other and denies the woman support or rec oeuition.
 He was brought into the justice court of G. w. Totman yesterday and said that he didn't care what the of ncers did Co him but he would not contribute to the support of the wom- an of to the child
 Some days ago according to the woman, he told her Co go to Douglas and there to await him. He told her he would be along in the matter of a month. The woman waited the month but Barrera never appeared. She re- turned to Bisbee and he told her that he wanted nothing more to do with her. It was then that she placed the matter in the hands of the officers.
 Inspector Lockwood, of the United States Immigration Service. stationed at Naco. Arizona. was called into the case. but offered no solution of it yes terday. United States Commissioner Taylor was also consulted as was also United States Deputy Marshal James Mcdonald. It is thought possible that the man may be prosecuted under the Mann act for bringing a woman into the state for immoral purposes. In the meantime Barera is in the branch county jail
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
PROCHASKA Is BOOSTER FUR
 DISTRICT
District Deputy of B. P. O. E. Visits Local Lodge; Speaks Encouragingly of Bisbee and Cochise County.

Joe prochasRa. om Miami, Is ale ways booster. He has that happy faculty or boosting for every town be goes into. But never has his bost- ing appear to be better than upon the occasion of his visit here, in Che capaciy of District Deputy to the Bisbee lodge of Elks
 In speaking in the Bdgc work in Bisbeo. Che visiting grand officer stated that the local lodge was in eX. celent shape from every point Of view. The way prachaska put it was, It's fourishing and it gives every promise of getting better"
 A monster meeting Of the Elks was the reception given the visiting off. cer. To the meeting Prochaska spoke Of the Elks' work in Che state and Of the eNcellency of the work in Bisbee. He complimented the officers and the lodge The Bisbee lodge has invited F. M Dickeruan Of Tucson Grand Esteemed Loyal Knight. and the Dis. triCt Deputy to be in Bisbee on the night of April 2, to preside at the ins- tallation Of officers for the local lodge The Douglas Elks have extended the same invitation Co both, Dickerman and Prochaka. for April 8. Accord. ing to the visitor both invitations will be accepted.
 Prochaska is well known in Bisbee He lived here some years ago being connected for some time with the Phelps.Dodge Mercantile Company in the capacity of advertising manager prochaska was always known as a booster and publicity man and has not fallen down on his reputation in the slightest degree
 He is now aresident of Miami where he is big in business and social af fairs of the Gila county metropolis During the campaign last fall he paid a visit to the district in the interest of those opposing the division of Gila county His work went far toward the defeat of the initiated measure which would have cut up Gila county
 Prochaska left yesterday morning for Tucson, where he desired to see the end of the Southern Arizona Fair and meet a number of his friends He will leave from there and return Go . his home in Miami In speaking o the general business outlook, Prochas lza took occasion to speak of the ap parent prosperity in Bisbee and Doug i las. the CoChise county cities.
 Your own people" said Prochaska "may not appreciate the fact thai Bisbee is alive. The slight curtail ment in operations here may appear to be greater to Che resident than tS the visitor Judging from the ap pearance Of other communities in tht state Of Arizona, ! would say tha Bisbee and Douglas are in better con diion than any other cities in th, state"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
SCOTTISH RITE WILL BE CON FE BRED BY THE
 DOUGLAS MASONS SOON
Invitations Have Been Re
 ceived in District by Con sistory Members to Attend Ceremonies in Shelter City

Notice was received this week by B. T. Watkins, secretary of Perfec, Asnlar lodge, and member O fthe Tue son Consistory that the Scottish Rite Degrees, 4th to, and including the 32nd degree, will be conferred at the Ma. sonic Temple O fDouglas on Saturday Sunday and Monday, March 27 2S and 29, time called Saturday eve at 80 D. m. Those wishing to take the de- grees please call on B T. Watkins for further particulars
 An invitation has been sent to the Consistory members of this distrlcr by the Douglas members to visit al Douglas while the above degrees are being conferred
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
Howe Jewelry Company
MRs. eoweN,s FuNERAL roDAY

Mrcs d. B. Bowen. who died yester- day at the home Of her brother W. L.. Frazier at the Tate House. in Johnson Addition, will be buried today from the Palace Undertaking PaTlors at 2 P. M. Rev. o. NJ. Andrews officiating The Bowens came here recently from their home in Texas. hoping that the change of climate would help Mrs. Bowen's health.ebut she failed to ral- lily. and gradually grew worse with the result of her death yesterday, A broth CT was notified of her condition and came hastily from his home in Texas but reached here too late, his sister having died few hours previous to his arrival
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
WORD FROM TOM CULLEN.

Jay Wilmouth. a friend Of Tom Cul. lem who operated the Azurite on Main street heard from the old Bis bee man Cullen is now located in Cotton California, where he is run uing the Jefferson Hotel buffet Cul. lem writes that he has a fine stand and enjoys California people and weather Ed Meauey formerly with Cullen in Bisbee. has left the city and will join Cullen soon.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
MRS. RICE coNvALEscENT.

A welcome from many friends awaited Mrs. Joseph Rice when she returned yesterday 10 apartments in the Copper Queen Hotel from the Cop. per Queen hospital, where she under went an operation recently. Mr Rice came from Tucson to make pro. vision for every comfort attending his wife's convalescence.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
SOCIAL SING TODAY.

To the men Of the district the reg ular social sing will be held on Sunday afternoon at 5:l5 in the lobby of the F. NJ C A. lt is hoped that all that can come will be on hand Hot coffee and fried cakes win be served Rev. Brewster will make a alk. Come.and ioin in a very pleasant hour that is spent at these Sunday sings.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
ATTENTION YEomEN

. All members Of the Brotherhood Of American Yeomen are requested to attend our next meeting at the odd Fellows Hall, Tuesday, March 23rd. to initiate a class Of new members. Special business for the good of the order to be transacted. Business ses- sion followed by refreshments. Fra ternally, Fred Goudge Foreman, B A. ".
 Visitors cordially invited
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
BUYS NEW HOME.

Ed Rink, of Warren, has purchased the residence property of Mrs. M. J. Ferry. in Quarry Canyon, and will soon move into his new home, having leased his Warren property. Mir King made the purchase through Gus Haialer.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
RELrEvEs IN eooD THINos.

J. c. White, manager of the Bisbee Smokehouse has stocked a new cigar known as "Segar de Luxe that is said to be the highest quality cigar that las even been brought Go tue district The tobacco. from which the cigar is made, was grown in Cuba, un. der the personal supervision of John w Straight, a tobacco expert of renowu
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
suees IN TUCSON.

Harry Sugas, cashier for the Bis bee Auto Company was a passenger yesterday morning for Tucson to see the big auto and aeroplane stunts of the Southern Arizona Fair He eX- poets to return to Bisbee today
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
THOMAS BACK

C. B Thomas returned yesterday from Ft. Worth, Texas, where he has been in attendance at the Woodmeu of the World convention forthe past several days. He stated that the Woodmen had a rousing good time in the Texas city and that they are just about the biggest fraternal organiza ton in the country
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
10 HE EXPOSITION

Thomas McGraw, one of the oldest employees Of the Warren-Bisbee Rail way Company, has departed for San Francisco where he will spend sever al. weeks looking over the exposition
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
OLD TIMER SICK.

Mart inDavis came in from his ranch in the Sulphur Springs valley Saturday for medical attention. He has been suffering severely from an attack of asthma
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
10 MEXICAN PRoPERN

John Anderson, formerly ~. the Brewery, left yesterday morning. from Naco, on board @ mule express. for the Sahuaripa district, in Sonora, where he is interested in some min ing property.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
LITTLE BOY BETTER

The young son of Fred Juliff and Mrs Juliff who. as the result of a bad fall several days ago broke his arm, Is reported to be much improved.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
ToNro BASIN OIL DISTRICT

Local parties who are interested in the TONTO BASIN OIL DISTRICT. are requested Co meet at M. c Highs office Tuesday evening. March 23rd, at o'clock
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
CLAIRVOYANT AND
 DIVINE HEALER

Mrs Lumpkin. Americas greatest life reader, tells your nature the bus mess you will succeed in an your af- fairs Located Johnson Hotel phone PTS. Diagnosis sickness free. 402
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
TO WASHINGTON ON BUSINESS.

John Mason Ross left last night for Washington, D. C., whither be was called in important legal business. He will return in about ten days
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
REruRNs ERoM cuNTY sEAr.

Victor Dallons, who has spent sey- eral days in Tombstone on legal and mining business, has returned Co the district
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
L LOCAL

Place your orders now for Easter An varieties Of cut flowers. Sealey's phone 37O 36-
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
MANY TO NAco.

The usual Naco Saturday night crowd was in evidence last night Many machines were engaged in the service of hauling reyeleIs to the Sonora town and early this morning a good sized per centage Of the reyel- CTS could be both seen and heard on the streets of the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
FROM rAE AIos.

Dr. L. D. Ricketts, the emminent mining engineer of Warren returned yesterday from trip into the Ajos and other parts of the state
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
HOME FRoM EL PAso.

M. B. Hunter, cashier of the bank of Lowell. accompanied by Mrs. Hunter. has returned from brief visit in El Paso.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04

ming shock of battle too much for
their nerves. There was a certain
major
Rycroft, being an imaginative boy,
had anticipated the stunning horrors
of battle He knew that it would re-
quire all mans resolution to face
them. Still, he came of a military
family, and he had believed that,
when his time come, he would not be
found wanting.
But this actual experience was
more terrifying than anything he had
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
He Began to Run Forward

ever conceived: AS he lay there, help
less, conscious that men were look
ing to him for leadership, he felt his
blood turning to water He was shak-
ing, he felt the sweat stream down
his face.
He had imagined battle of men,
but this was a battle of machines. It
was machines that were vomiting out
that hail of bullets, that fury of shells