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led to q concentration on the brilliant
Jewish officer, his accusation, his quick
trial and his deportation to horrible I'M
prisOnment on Devils island, off the
coast of South America.
In the Dreyfus case the mills Of JUS
tice were grinding slowly indeed, but
they were grinding surely. 1t took
twelve years formally to establish an
Innocence in which the world at large
long believed.
Alongside of Dreyfus, the martyr.
have stood two heroes whose names
deserve to be indelibly linked with the
love Of truth and justice.
One of them was Emile Z0la, most
noted of modern French n0velists. For
simple love of truth he dared to take
up the cause of a condemned man and
defy government and army In his IA
mous letter beginning II accuse" For
that he was sentenced to q heavy fine
and Imprisonment and the loss OF his
Legion of Honor button. He fed into
exile.
The other man was Colonel PicQuart
who sacrificed rank in the army, favor
fortune, fought duels and suffered
months of Imprisonment because ht
dared proclaim the guilt Of his brother
officers in cOndemning an innocent
man. 1t was he who discovered thf
forgeries and the crimes that convict
ed Dreyfus and he who had the cour
age to stand for the truth.
i He was cashiered In disgrace, bu
the rehabilitation Of the chief suherei
brought about his restoration. Without
the discoveries made by Colonel Pic
quart while chief Of the intelligence
bureau of the army 1t Is doubtful
whether the innocence of Dreyfus eve
could have been established.
In 1899 the courts ordered the pris
oner brought back TO France for re
trial. The session began at Rennes II
August before court OF seven ON
GERS, presided over by Colonel Jouaust
The prisoner, like one raised from tn
dead, made daZed and unfavorabl
appearance. Labori, his lawyer, mad
a brilliant case and won great fame.
Dreyfus was freed, but not rehabili
tated. The verdict of the court martha
left him under suspicion. He refuse
to accept the Judgment as final. II
must have complete vindication and b
restored to the same plane Of innocenc
on which he stood before the accuse
ti0n of 1894. This was given him seve
years later when the supreme court
the republic annulled the verdict OF tn
Rennes court martial and then he wa
given the rank of major In the arm.
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DREYFUS AT LAST
Gets vINO|CAT|ON
Given Command After Twenty
Years Of Degradation.
ACCUSED As A TRAITOR.

Was inearesrstsd on psvips island on
Charge Of Selling Secrets to Ger
many-Wor,d's Famous Case Rent
Frsneh Nakien In Two In Bitter
Wave Of Anti. Semit;sm.
Paris.-The restoration Of Major
Dreyfus to active command In the
French army at this time. when his
country Is at war with her arch enemy,
must be looked upon as the most COM
plete vindication Of the French artil-
lery officer from the charge that at one
time he sold secrets to Germany. The
Dreyfus case has several times excited
France to the verge Of revolution. It
has overthYown ministries, melted anti
Semitic fanaticisin and provoked ex-
travaga2t glorification Of the army.
Three conditions prevailing In France
in 1894 led to the accusing and con-
demning Of Captain Alfred Dreyfus for
treason on the allegation that he sold
military secrets to the German govern
ment.
The first and underlying cause was q
violent agitation against Jews.
The second was the discovery that
somebody was furnishing information
about army plans to Colonel Schwarx-
koppen, the German military attache in
Paris.
The third was the personal unpOpu-
larity of Captain Dreyfus among his
associates Of the general staff
These things, combined with a ready
unscrupulOusness ON the part Of Ger
tain officers to manufacture evidence
tc bear out their prejudiced theories
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rigs STOLEN
One Is Recovered While The
Other Is Not

Sheriff Woolison received word
late Saturday night form Charles
Clutter that his horse and buggy had
been stolen from q hitching rack at
Martinsburg Saturday night at II
o'clock. On Sunday morning Mr..
Clutter informed the sheriff that he
had found his horse and buggy at the
Edward Bell farm. The horse had
been unhitched from the buggy and
had been tied to telephone pole.
Sheriff Woolison also received
word Sunday night that a horse and
buggy had been stolen from a Cen
terburg man. This rig was not re
covered.
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UNCLAIMED MAIL

To avoid delay in delivery have
your mail addressed to street ana
number. P. o. box or general delivery.
The following letters remain N.
claimed in the Mt. Vernon post-ofaee:
Advertised October Is, 1915.
Beach, Miss Della
Bell, Miss Charlotte
Blaur, Mrs. H. Il.
Grow, Michael
Eicher, e. G.
Fairbanks, F. l.
Gerhart, ]. B.
Gilmore, G. Fl.
Hall, P. C.
Hurres, Mrs. C. H
Hagaman, Mrs. e. Josephine
Oevlist, Grim
Smith, Jno.
Werner, Mrs. Henry
Wostrow, X. A
s. G. DOWDS, Postmaster.
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ADVANTAGES

IN DEPosiTIN0 YOUR MONEY
WITH THE BUCKEYE STATE
BUILDING AND LOAN CON-
PANY, RANKIN BUILDING, 22
WEST GAY STREET, coLuM-
BUS, OHIO.
2. Besides having it safe, you get
five per cent interest, and you get
this five per cent without any
trouble on your part. In addition,
If you should need the ready cash,
you can get 1t ON your certificate
at any time. This is a great ad
vantage. Assets $0,200,O ,OOO-all
loaned on first mortgages on
homes and farms. the safest Of al
mortgage loans.
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BIRTHS
+ + + + + + + + 4

+ i + + i + + II II y - ~ r
A daughter was born Sunday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Dorance A. Hoar,
North Norton street.
A daughter was born Saturday af-
ternoon to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Durbin,
who reside near Danville.
A son was born Saturday evening
to Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Durbin, who
reside four miles north of Danville.
A son was born Sunday evening to
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Nyhart, who
live three miles south of Jelloway.
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Buchanan Bennett
Wedding

Wedding
The wedding of Miss Florence E.
Bennett of the Martinsburg road and
Roy F. Buchanan Of Ashville. O.,
was solemnized Sunday afternoon at
1890 o'clock by Rev. e. e. Whittak-
er at his home ON North Gay street.
The bridal couple was attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Ward Of this
city and Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Buchan-
an of Bladensburg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Buchanan left Sunday for the bride
groom's home in Ashville. where they
will reside.
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For Horses and Cattle

For cuts of all kinds, gals, calks,
nail in the foot, sores and kicks. use
Hanford's Balsam. 1t is guaranteed.
Always have bottle in your stable.
Many large horse owners buy 1t By
the dozen.
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30 s "a 8 4
Barre's Athl'cs 900 % Q o o o.
Mount Vernon 900 1 o 90 OIL
Sacrifice hit-Weed.
Struck out-By Noble z; by Curtis
Z.
Double plays-Curtis, CritchReld
and Mondron; Weed and Porter.
Hit by pitcher-Ayers, Popejoy.
First on balls-OK Noble /; Oh
Curtis 1.
Left on bases--Athletics s; Mt.
Vernon 4.
Wild pitches-Noble 2.
Stolen bases-Schweitzer, Porter
Noble.
Time Of game-1 hour, As minutes
Umpires-nger and Campbell.
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THE court
OF APPEALS
To Convene In Nj. Vernon
On Tuesday Merning
Judge nOuCk To Sit For First
Time In Home County
An Injunction Suit Is Filed
In Common Pleas
Finn VIII Probably Be Re.
| leased From Co. Jail
Other Items Of Interest From
| The Court House
Other Items Of Interest From
The Court House

The October term Of the Knox
county court Of appeals will convene
in this city on Tuesday morning at
o'clock with Judge Shields Of Canton,
Judge Powell of Mt. Gilead and
Judge Houck of Mt. Vernon on the
bench.
This will be the first time that
Judge Houck will have sat on the
bench in the court of appeals in his
home county.
There are quite number of cases
on the docket and the court will re-
main in session for a week or more.
Asks Injunction
w. L. McGaughy has commenced
suit for Injunction in the Knox coun-
ty court Of common pleas against
Fred Darling. It is alleged that the
plaintiff and the defendant entered
into a partnership in the logging
business in December, 1914. 1t is
claimed that the defendant owed the
plaintiff the sum of $196 and that he
agreed to pay him out of his share of
defendant has failed and neglected
to pay any part of this sum, but that
he continues in the business and col
lects money. The plaintiff asks that
the defendant be enjoined from col
lecting any of the partnership money
and for judgment in the sum of
$196 and interest. David B. Rawlins
represents the plaintiff in this action.
May Release Finn
Probate Judge Wilkins has about
decided to order the release Of Pat
rick Finn, the alleged wild man,
from the county jail. Finn is not in.
sane and appears to have recovered
from his spree of three weeks.
o.
Inventory and AppraIsement-
In the estate Of Marvin Lybarger
an inventory and appraisement has
been filed, which shows the follow
ing: Personal property $1.110.4S
moneys $1,904.09, securities $5.620.91
Total $8,635.48.
The Keys Estate
An inventory and appraisement ha.
been filed in the estate Of Georg,
Keys showing the following: Per
sonal property $592.95. moneys $s17,
65, securities $6.511.44. real estate
$3.50. Total s14,772.O4.
DIstributlve Account
, l.. B. and w. A. Ackerman, execu
tors of James Allen, have filed a dif
tributive account in probate, Showing
the following sum for distribution
$2,614.46.
First and Final
A first, final and distributive a.
r count has been filed in the Kno
county probate court by Jeremia
Belt, administrator of Harry H. Bel
: showing the sum of $1,490.S0 for di'
. tribution.
Second Partial
Clinton M. Rice, executor OF job
:, Shoemaker, has filed in probate
second and partial account, shown
the sum of $401.S1 to have been r
+ ceived. and the same sum paid out.
Account Filed
A second, final and distributive a
g count has been filed in probate
o Henry M. shinabarker. guardian
Harley Shinabarker, which shows II
sum Of $37552 for distribution.
10 Marriage LIcenses-
John P. Martin. steam ftter. Al
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the evening train for Columbus. On
their return they will make their
home in Monroe township.
Martin-Liggett
AAfAAAf.A

Wedding
At 8 o'clock Saturday evening, Rev.
]. A. Long of the Vine street Church
of Christ performed the wedding GER
emony which united the lives of John
P. Martin and Mrs. Mary e. Aggett,
both of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin will reside in the Kokosing fats
on the public square. The bridegroom
is steam-fitter by occupation. while
Mrs. Liggett has been in the employ
Of the Johnston Walker Nc Crackin
company.
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West-Worrail
Wedding

Announcements were received in
the city Monday of the wedding OF d.
Emma Worrall, daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. j. E. Worrall, of Globe. Ariz., to
Richard West, formerly of this city.
The ceremony was performed Tues
day, October 12, in Globe. The cou-
pie will be at home at 251 South Hill
street, Globe, after October 25.
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from him in the other two games of
the series.
The summary:
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Carter-Hoar
Wedding

Carter-Hoar
Wedding
Grover C. Carter. farmer of near
Gambler and Miss Myrtle L. Hoar,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Hoar, of the Wooster road, were unit
ed in marriage on Saturday evening
at the home of the officiating minis
ter. the Rev. S. #. Allen, In the pres
ence of brother of the groom and
Miss Mabel G. Totman of East Chest
nut street. The happy couple took
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ONews
rendered
A Surprise

Eighteen relatives by the name of
Carts arrived in the city Monday
morning and rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
e. w. Ogg a complete surprise. the
event being their 9th wedding ami
versary. The guests present from a
distance were DR.. and Mrs. Lester c.
Ogg and daughter of the Philippines
and Mr.. and Mrs. Beadle Of New Gas,
tie, Pa.
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New and Attractive CARPET
Department Specials

At the
house long, -
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9x12 Brussels -
9x12 extra heavy Brussels Rugs colors $1,000
9x12 best quality Brussels special
lift by # Brussels the offered
teed $1460
it. Bin by IL it. heavy Brussels Rugs $3.50
particularly line of 9x2 Administer Rugs floral and Oriental
Cedar Chests
Fall bring years pieu-
la rubbed
Screens
Screen it shifted
wanted Ours in med white
skoene reasonably at $500 $S86
Vacuum Cleaners and Sweepers
Sweepe the best
greatest suction They get all the yengs and litter Specially with
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standard of Sold
EXTRA SPECIAL Congoum Rugs for under stoves M
$135 value for $100
The J. S. Ringwalt Company !:
\Oee 90 zee 1900 . 90 % ooooeoeosoooe0k zee
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BANNER CLASSIFIED ADS. Paw
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Marriage llcenses-
John p. Martin. steam Atter, and
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AGENTS SEEK
..BIGL0ANNlEN YORK
Car Wants Wall Street To Ad-
vance Huge Sum Of Money
Associated Press by Federal Wireless. ),

NEW YORK, October 29.--It was re
liably reported in Wall Street yester.
day that Russian agents are here nego.
tiating for loan to their government
of sum between $4,000, 900 and $780,
100000. Some reports place the amount
above 100000 900. .'.,'1 Ns...,
Unlike the 100000, 900 loan nego-
tiated here recently by'a commission of
Anglo French fnanciers, the Russian
government would not put up bonds as
collateral, according to the Wall Street
gossip. The Russian government is
willing to pay interest, and it is said
that it is willing to pay as high as nine
per cent.
Only a fortnight ago Russia award
ed war contracts of more than $50, 900, =
600 to two American firms. Since then,
by imperial ukase the minister of
finance has been authorized to arrange
war credit abroad of $2,75O,O00, 900.
An internal loan Of half a billion also
is to be flOated soon.
1t is thought that the big loan Rus
sia is reported to be negotiating here
is part of the plant for establishment
of the $3.50, 900 900 credit abroad.
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V|OLATORS Of PAROLE
-. ARE Captured AT SEA
Six German Naval Officers Over
hauled BY British Warship
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless. }

- NEW YORK, October 29.--The six
German naval officers who broke thor
parole at Norfolk, Virginia, where the
commerce raiders Prinz Eitel Fried.
r'ch and Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm had
been informed, have been captured, ae-
cording to mail advices received here,
by British warship. Where they were
captured is not revealed.
The information bears ont previous
reports that the six Germans escaped
in the yacht Eclipse at Pensacola, for
it says that the men were taken from
the Eclipse. The yacht was found at
sea by the warship during a search
fer the craft under orders.
The letter says the yacht was sunk,
but makes no mention of any fighting.
1t is presumed, therefore, that the Ger
Iuans surrendered upon being over.
hauled. 1t is rumored that the British
Warship was the Melbourne.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
RURAL CREDITS ARE
!. / LOST in CALIFORNIA
Voters Also Defeat Initiative and
Referendum In State
tAssociated Press BY Federal wirSless,)

SAN FRANCISCO, October 20
Practically complete returns on the
state referendum of Tuesday on Pro-
posed constitutional amendments show
that the initiative and referendum and
rural credits have been defeated.
= The proposition stiPulating that
Judges of the higher courts shall re-
tain office until their successors quail
ify appears to have carried. This is
the only one of the dozen or more
proposed amendments that has been
indOrsed.
The initiative and referendum, as
planks in the Progressive platform,
have been advocated strongly by Gov
ernor johnson, who is Of that party.
The governor s friends say rejection of
the initiative and referendum and the
proposition of nOn,partisan state elec.
tiGHs cannot be construed as a rebuke
to his administration, however, as less
than half the registered voters parti.
cipated in the referendum.
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a MERICAN TROOPS
n MASS AT DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS, October 29.-The threat.
encd attack by General Villa on Aqua
Prieta is expected to begin tomorrow
night or early Sunday morning. By
that time it is expected $500 American
soldiers will be in and near Douglas,
One battalion of the Twentieth and
one of the Twelfth Infantry has ar
rived from Fort Bliss, Texas, and it
is expected one of the regiments will
be completed by the arrival of more
Fort Bliss troops today. The second
regiment is expected to be completely
assembled tomorrow. Two batteries OF
the Sixth Artillery are expected today.
They will bring up the artillery
strength t. sixteen three-inch field
pieces.
1t had been expected that all of the
reinforGements would be here carly this
morning, but the movement from Fort
Bliss has been delayed because of a
shortage of trains, but at the latest
they will reach here before the fighting
begins across the border
With $500 troops on the ground com,
manding officers say Douglas residents
have no need to fear capture of the
town or an attack bv Villa. Neither
will tho neutrality of the United States
suffer, they say. Major General Fun
ston = orders to enforce American mcu
trality have been received and they
Will be carried out to the letter.
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Enforce American Neutrality
Major General Wires Forces As
villistas Advance On Aqua
Prieta, lust Across the Border
SIX THOUSAND SOLDIERS
MASS THERE FOR DEFENSE
Meanwhile Thousands Of Carran-
"a ReinforcementS Are Enroute
Over American Soil Under
Permission, To Relieve Gales
(As.Octated Prsas By Tederal wirslsss.l


NUYASHINGTON, October 29.-The
" neutrality of the United States
!" will be enforced with arms II
necessary at Douglas, Arizona, where
an attack Us threatened by General
Stlia, who NJ moving on tiie gartison
of Aqua Prieta, the Mexican town just
across the border. -. trs@.s.f :
Maj Con. Frederick Funston, com
mander of the border forces, has wired
the commander at Douglas to be pre-,
pared to "enforce American neutral.
ity."
According to advices from Douglas,
General Gales, the Carranza commander
at Aqua Prieta, has built strong line
of defenses on the south edge OF the
town to prevent a flank attack. 1t is
from such an attack that Douglas has
the most to fear, for many "stray
bullets would come in to the town If
the Villistas attacked from that direc.
tion.
Mexic an Relief Via Texas
General Villa with his 5000 troops
against Gales 5000 will not have the
adv antage for long for CarranZa re-
Inducements are en- route to Agla
Prieta over American territory, accotd
ing to dispatches from Laredo, Texas
Having obtained the government :
permission several days ago to trans
port troops to Northern Sonora via
Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, sew
eral thousand Carranzistas entered the
United States at Laredo, Texas, yes
terday, and Immediately entralned fOl
hp1, ia.
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PRESIDENT WILL RECEIVE
BIG SUFFRAGE PETITION
(AGsociated Press by Federal wirelsssA

(AGsociated Press by Federal wireless1
WASHINGTON, October 20. Tho
monster petition drawn up by the wo-
man suffrage leaders and kent for sig
nature in the Woman's Suffrage head
quarters at the San Francisco exposi-
ton, which contains more names than
any petition ever yet addressed to the
President and congress, will be form,
ally received by the President on De
ccmber 6, when he will receive the
delegates from the Women Voters Con
vcntion, elected by the convention hell
it San Francisco TO accompany the pc
t'tion to the Capital. The petition
urges congress to enact a constitutional
amendment for submission TO the vari-
Gus States providing for equal Suffrage
throughout the Union. -
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CABINET OF FRANCE
resigns INA BODY
go 2 = ~ 4 L.-------. - b. -
Criticisms Of Entente Allies
Causes Ministry To Collapse
Associated Press BY. Federal Wireless J

PARIS, October 2S. - Criticisms
against the allied governments, inten-
siicd since the entry of Bulgaria into
the war on the side of the TcutoLs,
and dissension in the French cabinet
ITSELF have brought about the reslgna-
tOn of the entire ministry.
With Premier Rene Viviani leading
the way, the ministry resigned today.
President Poincare has asked Arih-
tide BRAND to form a new cabinet.
In any event, it is understood that
BRAND is strongly favored to become
foreign minister. 1t is not intended
.thnt retiring Premier Viviani shall
leave the cabinet altogether but tina,
he shall become minister Of justice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
PEN|TENT|ARY TRUST
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER
Negro Accused Of Killing Wife Of
Joliet Warden
(Associatsd Press by Federal wirslsss.) }

JOLIET, Illinois, October 20. -
Joseph Campbell, the negro trusty in
the state penitentiary here, who is
accused of having murdered the wife
of Warden Allen, was placed on trial
yesterday.
The crime with which Campbell is
charged is one of the most .diabolieal
nature. Campbell is accused of hav-
ing attacked the warden's . wife in her
quarters aud then killing her by
pounding in her head with a jug, and
setting fire to the room.
Campbell was one of the servants
assigned to attend the warden aud his
wife. Evidence will be presented that
he was seen coming from Mrs. Allen :
rooms shortly before the fire was dis
covered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
MUNITIONS FOR RUSSIA
DESTROYED At SEATTLE
q
Incendiary Fire Burns Pier Of
"a British Steamship Line
{ tAaaoc!stad Prsas By Federal wirelssa.)

SEATTLE, October pa pier Oc,
cupied by the Blue Funnel Steamship
Company, a British line, was destroy
ed by fire last night and big stores
of munitions awaiting shipment to
Russia wero destroyed. The loss has
been estimated at $50O,000.
The fire is believed to have been of
inCendiary origin. There have been
two other fires on the waterfront in
the last few weeks, each in the Wei,
nifty of stored war munitiOn.
1t is limited that the same frebug
or arson ring is responsible for all
three of the fires and that the fires
may be the result of a plot aimed at
the Allies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
PLAN MIKADO'S TRIP

Especial Cable to Hawaii ShinpO)
TOXIC, October gs.-Emperor Yoshi,
hito will leave Toxic early November
7 by the Imperial Special for Kyoto,
the ancient capital, according to sched
ule announced here today. He will ur,
rive at KyOIJ the same afternoon 1t
two 'crock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
MONGOLIA HAS RECORD
NUMBER OF ST0WAWAYS

fAssociated ~'>-z ~ Federal Wireless)
SAN FRANCISCO, October 29.-The
liner Mongolia, which arrived here yes.
terday direct from the Orient, compl1t.
ing her last trip under the Pacific Mail
flag, brought to this port record mum,
Der of stowaways, SO far the immi-
grntiOn and port officials have taken
eighty six Chinese off the liner, who
lad concealed themselves in various
places Oh the ship and who were en-
deav Oring to enter the country.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
RUSSIANS C0NFISCATE
BUSINESS OF GERMANS
Associated Press by Federal wireless1

Annotated Press by Federal wirelessJ
PETROGRAD, October 2S.-Russian n
officials are taking control of millions
of acres of land and hundreds Of in
dustrial, financial and mercantile bus,
NJ nses heretofore held by Germans
They are ousting the Germans from
business of all sorts. .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
TWO MORE WOMEN NURSES
MUST DIE, GERMANS DECREE
Associated Press by Federal wtrolssr.)

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelessJ
AMSTERDAM, October 2S. Two
more women nurses have been sen.
fenced to execution at Liege because
they are declared to have helped Brit.
ish and Belgian prisoners to escape
from Belgium, according to the Tele-
graaf today. The Telegraaf says three
were shot recently and that the fate
OF Anna Benazet, who was sentenced
~ death last Monday, has not bcoa
learned.