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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-04

to nearly 5000. 4In Minnesota. Wisconsin and in the Dakotas the increase has been substantially the same everywhere, and in Kansas and IN ebraska the percentage of increase in tIiIs 70 years has been about 40 per cent The southwest also shows substantial Increase. Hs
 From llaof, which it may be gathered that the sentiment and tears shed over the dying race are wholly misplaced
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-04
Couldn't Stun,m Him

. -' 1s .5- NUuIQlFt t ptupm HIm 7F.s From the Kansas City Star
 A Kansas paper tells of a man who went home under the influence of liuuor, apds'in his anxiety that his wife shouldn't know it, he put on a pompous mien
 Why, Will she said you are drunk"
 Mot tall.'' tsa. ss.
 How in the world did you get that cut in your forehesd2' came: 'S''sSsI
 'T bit myself ''S&ss You bit yourseirg Now, how did you bite yourself on the forehead ?'' back: , cf |. v Y.
 Il stood on "a chair.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-04

Buy a bottle of Kosine for $1.50. If. aft- CT using you are not entirely satisfied. for booklet. 1''-
 Jacobs Drug Store. 1904 2d Ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-04
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-26

Claremont, N. H.-Conductor and
woman passenger seriously injured,
25 others shaken up when Boston
bound Boston & Maine train was de-
rallied.
Lafayette, Ind-5 men injured, 3
seriously, when New York & New
England Special No. 46 was derailed
at Templeton.
Sterling, coIo.-Bandit giving name |
as Billy Thompson, who is alleged tC
have robbed state bank and killed |
cashier, in Jail.
New York.-FormaI application for
new trial for Former Police Lieut.. |
Charles Becker, sentenced to death |
on charge of murder of Gambler Her |
man ROsenthal, made.
San Francisco.-Fred CoZzali, 20, |
waylaid divorced wife, Eda. Shot her |
to death. Then shot self. Dying.
Cincinnati. - EXPIRES. Taft told |
school superintendent attending Nat. |
Education assn convention he VIII
not return to politics.
Cameron, IIl.-Fred Wells, 3d. |
rural mail carrier, suicided. Despond-
ency
Albany, N. Y.-Court Of appeals
declared constitutional labor laws
prohibiting employment of aliens on
public works.
Washington. - "PeopIe who talk
about lack of patriotism among Ger
man-born citizens are making fools
of themselves" says Speaker Champ
Clark.
London.-Lifebuoy bearing name
of vessel Weehawken, Swansea,
Wales, body of horse and other bits
of wreckage washed ashort near An
glesey. Believed Weehawken either
sunk by German submarines or houn-
dered in gale
Sterling, Colo. - Masked bandit
held up and shot to death Asst Cash
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-26

SageS here this afternoon indicate
that the town of Almont, N. D., has
been almost destroyed by fire. Still
raging.
Minneapolis. - 2 university stu
dents found body of Swan Amundsen,
%, dental student who disappeared 2
weeks ago. Believed suicide. Daugh-
ter of Norwegian government official.
Springfield, IlI.-$5, 900 heart balm
asked in suit filed by Clara Allen
against Calvin Cramer, worth S40,-
600, according to bill. Made 5 vio-
lent proposals, bill alleges.
Madison, Wis.-FFancis Sayre, SON.
in-law of President Wilson, refused
to consider offer to make him bust
ness manager Univ. of Wisconsin ar
salary Of $4,000.
New York. = Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw, wife of Harry K. Thaw, slayer
Of Stanford White, reported in serI-
GUS condition, result nervous break
down.
Charlottesville, Ind. - Prayers OF
Icy May Griffths, 20, and Nellie SyI-
via, %, sisters, that they might die
same day and be buried in same
grave, answered. Died within three
hours Of each other.
O-O-
GONZALES ATTACKS MONTEREY
Washington, Feb. 20. = Gen. Pablo
Gonzales with strong Carranzista
force began a general attack on Mon
terey today, according to the consti-
nationalist agency.
Official notice that telegraph wire
between Vera Cruz and Mexico City
is cut and railway traffic shut of
caused great anxiety here today over
what may be happening in the Mex
lean capital.
William Asby died in Pullman hos
pital of cerebral hemorThage
Prof, James Angel, head of the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-26

William Asby died in Pullman hos
pital of cerebral hemOrrhage q
Prof. James Angel, head of the
psychology dept, ''U'' Of Chicago, APP
pointed lecturer at Columbia gu" 9
U. S. government may blow up =
wreck of ship Iowa, sunk in lake
miles oil river.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
DireDistress
1t Is Near at Hand 70 Hundreds Of
Honolulu Readers,

Don't neglect an aching back. T.
Backaehe is often the kidneys cry
for help.
Neglect hurrying to the kidneys aid
Means that urinary troubles may fol
low.
Or danger of worse kidney trouble.
Here's convincing testimony:
Mrs. Maria sip6e, O2927 Hogan St.,
Spokane, Wash, saws: "My kidney
trouble began with a lame, painful and
weak hack. | cOuldn t stoop without
frst standing so that there would be
no strain on my back, then l had to
put my hands across the small of my
back as support had a bearing
down feeling in my hips aud nv blad-
der was infamed had gravel and
the kidney secretlons were in bad
shape. One day | saw Doan's Back.
ache Kidney Pills advertised and he.
gan using them. They helped me right
away and four boxes cured me.
haven t had sign of kidney trouble
since
Doan's Buckache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and stOrekeepers
at 30 cents per lox (six boxes TO"
$2.50(, or will he mailed on receipt of
price nv the HollIetrr Drug Co, Homo
lulu, Who'll, sale agents for the Hawa;ian
Islands.
Remember the name, Doan's umI
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
FRENCH REDUCE
FAMED CASTLE
!. At HOMBURG.
Bombs OF AViators Who Raided
/. Weisbaden Destroy Structure
noftsof Seventeenth Century
Building Was Occupied BY Ger
man Officers and Therefore
Defended Military Position
ASSOCIATED Pres, by Federal Wireless,

BERNIE, Switzerland, February s.
The famous Homburg Castle, built orig
tnally In the seven eenth century and
restored number Of years ago at large
expense, has been destroyed by the
bombs Of French aviators, who raided
the Weisbaden city a few days ago.
The castle was occupied by come Of
the high officials Of the German navy
and was regarded as q defended mill
tary position. F"if z
3 BOMBS DESTROY BUILDING <.
The building was destroyed by the
bombs, At loss of several million
francs. ..ss
Homburg is eleven miles north OF
Frankfort-on the-Main, the town being
noted for itssn mineral springs. The
Hombutg Castle, one tower of which Il
said to date from the time Of the Ro
mans, is celebrated throughout Europe
The city lies one hundred and fifty
miles from the nearest point in France
MANY LAWYERS KILLED
One Of the reports which has reached
here from Berlin states that abroad!
from among the German lawyers will
the troops there have been killet
twelve hundred and seventy nine, in
GLIDING some jurists of wide reputation
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
BRITAIN TO SEIZE
:CARGOES OF GRAIN
Ambassador Page Notifies Wash
ington That Flour Also Is
Conditional Contraband
tAssociated Press BY Federal Wireless,

NAbboClAtoo FEobh " k0ueIA "HeleSbD
WASHINGTON, February 3.-Last
night the State Department received q
cablegram from Ambassador Page, at
london. reporting that the British
feet had been ordered to treat cargoes
Of grain and -four destined to Ger
many and Austrian as conditional con-
traband Of war, subject TO seizure and
confscation. O.
Earlier in the day Great Britain
had oficially notified the United States
that foodstuffs consigned TO Germany
are now absolute contraband.
This decision by the British govern
ment Is based upon inc German seizure
Of all private stocks Of food ON the
ground Of military necessity, thus az
fording Britain the reason that the
Importation Of foodstuffs TO Germany
viii give laid and comfort" to the
enemy within the meaning Of the Hague
conventions.
The cargo Of the steamer Wilhel-
nina, which sailed before the German
decree was given out, Is to be seized
by Great Britain but will ne, peid Tor.
Hereafter the ships and cargoes Of food
destined for Germany or Austria Will De
seized outright, and no compensation
viii be paid to the shippers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
FRENCH CLAIM PROGRESS

PARIS, February 2.-Yesterday's Of,
hcial announcement reported that: N
Near Cuinchy the Germans captur
cd q British position. After a series
Of counter charges the British reoccu-
pied the positions and gained new terri.
tory, storming number of German
trenches.
An engagement yesterday between
Bethune and La Bassee was particular
ly brilliant. After two unsuccessful
charges, the Germans entered one Of
our trenches. With an immediate coun-
ter charge with bayonets we recaptur-
ed the trench and killed full batta-
lion Of the enemy 49,.
"our methodical progress In the
neighborhood of Perthes continues.
There Is nothing noteworthy else,
where"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
TRANSPORTS TO Be
GERMANY PREY
Submarine Will Be Used to Sink
'Troopships and Neutral
Shipping Warned

LONDON, February 3.-Germany
has issued a warning that an attempt
will be made by submarines to sink
British transports plying between Eng
land and France.
The German announcement advises
that the shipping Of all neutral nations
be kept away from the waters of the
northwest coast Of France.
An official announcement from Paris
yesterday reported that in violation
Of Tho Hague convention, a German
submarine had made an unsuccessful
attempt TO torpedo the British hospital
ship Asturias at point FIFTEEN miles
of the Harve lighthouse.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05

deed given by Smart before
rage, will be continued in force with Alfred W. Carter the first
manager of the trust charge All conditions
made subject to the of this deed S
The custody of the minor child will be given the father
All requests made by Thelma Parker Smart her WILL in the
aggregate Of $167,5Oo, will be honored IT. 5H@5aI
ANOTHER CONFERENCE TODAY '@H9 ssn
In principle these the of compromise
the warning factions the big At
held today lawyers both sides details
the settlement will be and preliminary signed
In day two is expected the whole matter will be finally
closed and taken withdraw from the of the Territory
litigation which pending custody
Of the minor child s5..@
LAWYERS WERE CAUTIOUS #
Frank Thompson the foremost of Smart counsel
when interviewed last night refused to make statement and
fact told the representative Of The Advertiser that nothing could
be said the subject. =ta& Jas<@ z e, y,
Frear was at dinner at the
Nuuanu residence Attorney Robbins Anderson
member of his deny
admitted however comunca-
had passed between sides
ave effort compromising the difficulties progress
Il do think that liberty this time disclose the
particulars in the matter, asserted Mr.. Frea .51z
Attorney NJ F Posser would neither deny affirm the story
then the possession of The Advertiser He told all the par
ucuars known by this paper
Il" YOU" Mr. Prosser call up Mr. Kinney
personally do not to anything in this connection
W. Kinney could be found at his in the Alexander
Young Hotel but later The Advertiser confirmed positively the
acts of the settlement given above r.. ="
STORY OF THE LITIGATION
In brief the story Of the litigation
tody of the minor is follows:
Circuit Judge John Mstthewmans court in Kaiua Kona
ago Elizabeth J. knight mother 5n-aw
IF Smart and grandmother of little Richard petition
appointment of guardian ad Item of Judge Matthew
appointed w. A. Kinney such guardian the
showing that Kinney interest that he of
attorneys Knight Judge his for
order and appointed Attorney David L. Wilmington
neys stead The actual of little Richard
Mrs Lemon
MRS KNIGHT OPENS BATTLE
The step fight was the filing in the
Honolulu circuit of petition by Mrs. Knight for the
of the of her dead daughter
being claimed that the will null and been
made through undue influence and ugly charges being
against in this connection.
Next the filing of petition by Henry Gallard
the probate of the will the will being filed This
petition scheduled be heard March filing the will
for its probate claimed forced through
CONTINUED Page Eighty
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless,

ROME, February 3.-According to
rumorS said 70 have their source 81 thu
Vatican, the governments of Great
Britain, Germany and Austria have re-
Piled favorably to the suggestion Of
~ r"n" that relief TO many would be
afforded by the exchange of civil
prisoners, including the women, chill
dren and men more than fifty five
years old, held In detention In each
country. According to the rumors, the
Vatican believes that the replies SO far
received justify going ahead with the
plans for basis of exchange.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
STORM ON WEST COAST
CONTINUES UNABATED
(A,sOeiatsd Press y FEDERAL wlrsls...)

ASSOCIATED Press " Federal wirslsss.)
SAN FRANCIsoo, February 2.-The
torn that has been raging up and
Town the coast for forty eight hours
vas unsbated this afternoon. There
was q bowling Southwestern, with six
inches Of rain in twelve hours in some
places.
The Sacramento River had risen
twelve feet by noon and there Is panic
among the residents Of the Sacramento
Valley In their fear Of another flood.
The harbor bar was reported to be
breaking.
The Chiyo Maru, which left Honolulu
last Tuesday, entered port yesterday,
but was still unable to dock this after
noon. All trains are late, tracks are
washed out, wires are down and much
damage has been done all along the
coast. q l',..Ha ..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
CHURCHILL TALKS AGAIN

PARIS, FEBRUARY 1.-The Paris Ma
tin today prints an interview with
Winston Churchill, first lord Of the
British admiralty, in which he de
clareS:
For the first time in history the
sea Is free. Even after Trafalgar we
knew nothing similar to the situation
today.
Germany Is like q man throttled
with heavy gag. We know the effect
Of such a gag when exertion Is neces
sary. The efforts wear out the heart,
and Germany knows 1t.
This pressure will not be relaxed
until Germany gives in unconditional
ly. Even If France and Russia should
withdraw, which is inconceivable, we
would continue until the end
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
Eureka (CaI.) Photographer Sues
Wife For Divorce, Naming
Richard Yates of Illinois
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)

SAN FRANCISCO, February 3.-A
sen rational divorce suit was filed YES
terday by Edward R. Freeman, a pho
HolaDher. of Eure n, AGAINST his wife
Emma Freeman, the petition naming
Richard Yates, former Governor of mi
nois, as correspondent.
Freeman charges infidelty. claim
ing that Governor Yates and his wife
travelled together in July, 1913, iron
'Ireka to SGn Fran isCo.
~ C~----nor =
Illinois from 1901 to 1908 and is promi
ncHt in national Republican politics.
He has served as United States sena
tor, as county judge of Morgan County
and for three years was collector of In
ternnl revenue at Springfield, Illinois.
He Is also a prominent member Of tn,
" h""i ChuT' h. having attended the
general tonferCn o in 1900 as a lay dele,
gate.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
BEST MEDICINE MADE.

A better medicine can not be made
than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t
relieves the lungs, opens the secret ons,
aids expoctoratiOns and assists nature
in restoring the system to a healthy
condition. Besides, it contains no OPT,
ates and is perfectly safe to take. For
sale by all Dealers, Benson, Smith \
Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
MANY INVOLVED IN
MINE STRIKE RIOTS
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ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirsless.)
DENVER, February 23.-As a result
of the investigation into the circum-
stances attending the recent mine
strike riots, and the sitting Of a special
grand jury, ten persons thus far have
been arrested on warrants charging
murder, arson, assault with intent to
kill, and rtoting.
There are $50 warrants issued and
her arrests will follow as fast as they
can be served.
All details are withheld regarding
the identity of the persons for whom
these warrants were issued, and on
what cargoes are to be arrested.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
MAY WHEAT HIGHER
THAN 1T WAS IN 1903

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelsss)
CHICAGO, February May deliv
cry of wheat has advanced 10 $1.66,
five cents higher than during the "a
nous corner engineered by James Pat
ten In 1909. Bread has advanced
cent loaf. .r.r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
SPECIAL OFFICERS WILL
GUARD BERLIN BAKERIES

~, Associated Press By Federal Wirslsss,J
AMSTERDAM, February 2. - The
Berliner Tageblatt says that $4,000 spe-
cial constables have bean appointed to
Tuard Berlin bakeries, m following the
government plan Of oficial distribu-
ton of all main fodstuffs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
LOS ANGELES REEVES
OLD CURFEW ORDINANCE

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirslsss.)
Los ANGELES, February 3.-The
old eurfew ordinance has been revived
here again. Under It's provisions chill
dren must be on the streets and home
by nine o'clock at night,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
VILLAS TROOPS TAKE
SAN LUIS POTOs|
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ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wireless)
WASHINGTON, February 3.-A tele-
gram from General villa received last
night at the headquarters Of the con-
vention agency here says that General
Urbina, with 5000 Villa troops, cap
tuerd San Luis Potosi, capital Of the
Mexican state Of that name, and that
the situation there is quiet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
GERMANS Belle FRENCH

BERLIN, February 2.-The official
bulletin given out yesterday says:
Nothing important is occurring on
the western front. Recent, French re-
ports are grotesque Inventions"
The German stan declines to give de
tails
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05

, Richard Smart gets two thirds of
The estate.
His father, Henry Gaillard Smart,
gets one-third
Should Richard Smart die before
he attains his majority, his interest
in the estate will be formed into a
trust for the benefit Of charity.
The trust deed continues in force.
All Ee1uests made in the will will
be honored.
The father will be given the Gus
tody Of the minor child.
Alfred w. Carter will continue as
manager of the Parker Ranch and
estate, under the terms of the trust
deed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05

have come together and after sew
eral conferences have agreed in
principle to the following settle
ment:
Richard Smart, the nineteen
month-old son of Henry Gaillard
Smart and his dead wife, Thelma,
will receive twenty-five per cent
of the income of the estate during
his minority and until he attains
the legal age of twenty years.
After attaining his majority
Richard Smart will receive two
thirds of the income and principal
of the estate. ...., .,.'s1|
SMART GETS THIRD D..
The father will receive the re
naming one-third. ,>rFts4 f
In the event of Richard Smart's
death before he attains his major
ity, his two-thirds' interest in the
estate will be created into trust,
the income of which will be devot-
ed strictly and entirely to charit-.
able purposes. T4 Ls3gEs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
SECOND AUSTRALIAN
CONTINGENT In EGYPT

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirsisssO
LONDON, February Sit has been
otficially announced that the second
Australian contingent has arrived safe.
" in Egypt and has joined the army of
defense. '' p"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
PUBLIC HOLIDAY FOR
OPENING OF BIG FAIR

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)
SACRAMENTO, February 3.-Febru-
airy 20, the opening day Of the Panama
Pacific Exposition, was yesterday de
clared a public holiday throughout the
State, by Governor johnson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
MUSSElMANS ABANDON
DEAD IN THEIR FLIGHT

Associated Press by Federal Wireless)
TABRlz, February 2.-The Turks
have abandoned a thousand dead and
all their artillery, being defeated by the
Russians.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
FORT Of DARDANElLES
DESTROYED BY ENEMY
(Assoelated Press by Federal Wirelessl

NASsoclated Fress Dy FEDERAL WirelessD
LONDON, February 3>-Copenhagen
newspapers yesterday published reports
from Consta ntinople to the effect that
the Anglo French feet had succeeded
in destroying one of the forts defend
ing the Dardanelles Straits, by bonn
bardment. This created a panic in the
Turkish capital, where the news of the
severe reversos sustained in the eau
casus is just becoming known.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
PURE FOOD Dol MEASURES N
LAID ASIDE IN HOUSE
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless

(AsSOciated Press by Federal wirelesS)
WASHINGTON. February 3.-The
various bills now before the house for
Strengthening Of the pure food reguia-
lions and for the amendment Of the
cold storage law have definitely been
lid aside and win not come up for fur
fler action at this session. The pres
sure upon, the houses time Of measures
believed to be Of more immediate i'm.
portance has forced the abandonment
Of these bills. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
HENRY GAHLARD SMART
AGREED TO COMPROMISE
...... AND LITIGATION CEASES
By Terms of Settlement, Husband Gets One
Third of the Estate and Son Everything
Else, All Being Subject To Existing Trust
Provisions: Requests To Be Paid In Full

IL litigation the immense left by late
Thelma Parker Smart of the great Parker Ranch
the Island of Hawaii valued according various
and three million dollars be
The legal representatives of Henry Glard Smart young
dowe and Mrs Elizabeth Knight mother of the heress
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
ITALIAN RESERVISTS
PREPARE FOR SERVICE

Associated Press by Federal wireIsss)
LONDON, February italian re-
servists in England have ben warned
to prepare to return home to join the
colors.