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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-27
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-27

Wenn Gle 9rudiadben ben5tbisen
unb prompt unb biuig be0ient tperSen
tpo1en, 10 ipre6en Sic in Der Office
bes n9cr 9en1otrat" boz.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
DlN|[LS APP[ALs
FOR THE sAM0ANs
Asks Emergency Fund ofs10,00O
10 Keep Hurricane Victims
Alive Until Harvest

4 wa ELLINGTON, Tobfuhry lfl-scc-
Irttkfy o. the Navy JostDhhs Danicls
yssterday sent "a tt.,trg6nct incastge
In writing 10 the f0usb naJal commit
tse urging "a fmmediate appropriation
Of $4,000 to 10 used m roiclf work
among the natives Of the IsIand Of
lfanna IN American ezlnos which was
waited Oh Ftbfnary Q BY hurricane,
ekfthqhSke and tidhi wave, practically
laying Che entire island IN waste
aBtsretary Daniels actsd On fh6 10.
Quest 81 Lieut. Charles A. N6odruE,
eonmaniint the Amtfican naval Sta.
tion 1t TutuiIa, who pointed out nat
|giO, 900 was needed 70 Keep three
th6tis NATIVES Of Mauua island
from vtarvation ana nfiefing Mamma
inand IS shout ssvsnty.fve miles from
Ii ii. reports Of the ds7sstaticu
wTouthE Llohttnant woodruff stated
thet practically an crops had been DO
stroySd ana that Il would be q yesI
before crops could Be grown 70 sus
tain the population. 8s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
SOLDIERS CLASH
NTH POLICE 1T
FihlNl ClRNlVII

NAnpplIAtpo Ffe4N " IeNtrAs WflpiNAAl
PKNANA, FeBtaafy IL American
soldiers were ordered % leave this city
yesterday by the Ranamanian author.
lies, the order 70 remain In force until
he conclusion Of the annual carnival
sestivItieB now under way.
This order cane after : serious clash
1ad occurred botuc1n the Aiiericau5 "a
inform and the Pahaminian citikoh1.
u whic6 the native police took 4 hand
rhs Affair Developed INTO 4 street BAT
tie between the police ana the splidefs,
IN the course of which three police o.
.ficers were killed and fve Of the sold
iers met their death,
There were many wounded on each
dde, the police using their side arms
freely, while the soldiers used clubs
and stones
An intense feeling has bean aroused
both among the Pananiatans and among
the soldiers and while every effort Is
sbcing made by the authorities TO pre-.
vent another clash. IN which the loss Of
life might be very heavy. It - feared
hat there win Be further trouble.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
SUFFERING MEXICO /.
MY YET SEE An
MTlRNlTI8NlL FORCE

fAssocistsd Prsss By Federal wireiess.)
hL PAsO. Tebrnary ll.-Fhe viIls
forces, after 4 hege and much fightina,
have finally been able to force their
ray inso GuadalRiara and nov occupy
hat important city.
vAFDAI.s ARE busy
(Associat14 Rrsaa by Federal Wssisss.l
WAHHINdToN, February i. -The
sapatistas are carrying out. program
~ destruction IN Mexieo City, accord
ag to reports received here today. de.
'troying the capitals waterworks. The
anime has become more critical. The
indications are that the cauanzistas
may soon evacuate the City. accordihi
4 . ofIicial adyices. y 81 \.
5ARRANzA,s TROUBLES COMING
tAssoslasea Press " FsdsrAi wirelsssI
+ LONDON, February ls.---An III
hange Telegraph report from a reliable
+ correspondent In Madrid Is that Spain
iaS aprealed TO the Powers TO Obtain
: oint action in ending the state %
marchy IA Mexico. The public Is deop-
arouae4 At the expuision Of the Span
ish minister lA li
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
VISITS.
AlsATIAh TOWNS
Greeted with Enthusiasm BY the
People Berlin Claims
Some Successes

LONDON. February l4s--There has
been little lighting IN the western thea
Ter Of the var, according TO the late
iespatchts from the front, neither side
making any concerted efforts n Often
siye. Reports from German sources say
that the Germans have mads some
inconseQnentiai gains IN the Argonne,
concefning which no references are
made from Paris
The feature Of the news from French
sourtss u the enthusiastic reception
given to pr6sidont Poincare and Alsx-
andre Mfliofand. the minister Of war,
In their recent visit 70 the towns held
by the French IN Alsace. There the
French proeidcnt and his minister were
greeted a. hberators and the utmost
enthusiaan was crested BY the state
m6nt Of President Poincare that the
Triccinr was IA Aisoce never again TO
The two ofIiciais made tour Of In
spSction along the entire western bat
Itiefront, being everywhere receivcd
RERIIN RRFoRrs GAINS
The oficial statement from Berlin
i:Ins bombs of hostile avis.cs yes
serday caused regrcttable damagi
it-ong the civilian population Of Bel
dun. Tho military losses were slieh.
some artillery Ammunition found
on the extrer-e western frons doubt
Less erisinaed Al American factories.
North Of Massiges, continuing on
attacFs we cs9tnreA another 1900 me
tens Of French trenches In easter
Prussia our operations are everywherc
progressing satisfactorily. Wherever
the enemy attempts resistance, his op-
position e quickly broken On the
right bank Of the Vistula We have
crossed the lower Hkrwa Nothing i'm
portant g occurring on the left bank. y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
NO DEVELOPMENTS
IN 0RIEMTAL TROUBLE
especial Cable % NIppu JijL)

Especial Cable TO Nlppu JijL)
TOXIC, Japan, February 1ss--lgo
further depelopmonts were reported co.
day IN tho ondeavor Of President Yuan
Snih.kai and n. Hcki, Japanese minds
Ter 70 Peliing 10 perfect negotiations
between Japan and China
! An onltiai annousibcment from TIT
Foreign once IS that Yuan shih.kai
and MiniBtef Hekf win again meet IN
conferences within u few days when II
it expected the lister win act accord
ing % new instructions which have
been forwarded 70 him BY the Jspa-
ness govelnmeht OK
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
PACIFIC MAIL RBLE
TO GO hight ON

fAssoeis,sd Press " Tsdsfsr wiIsissf
WASHINGTON February Is, The
integstate commerce comfhisaou. IN a
decision made public TO-DAY, holds that
tue Faeihc Mail eteamship Ccmpany
may compete for coastwise txafic be-
tween United states points, between
Mexico and the United States and for.
eign countries, the decihon making no
change IN the present status
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16

has issued another warning 10
neutral shipping TO the effect that,
M view Of the alleged declaration
that all British ports are to be
regarded as war ports and that
the use Of the flag Of neutral
nation win be permitted 70 Brit
ish shipping entering and leaving
such ports, II win be dangerous
for all neutral merchant ships 10
visit the waters prescribed In the
first German warning after the
eighteenth Of this month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
Egyptians wipe
Out Turkish Force

Associated Press by Fsdsrai wireless
LONDON, February 14--A d.
tachment OF the Egyptian army has
apnihilated Q force Of two hundred
Turks and Arabs, ohicered by Ger
mans. who were preparing 70 attack
the town Of Tor, at the entrance OF
the Gulf Of, Guez. Not one Of the
attsnksrs eseaped aiiye.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
DRIFTING SNOW is 81
DEEP IN NEBRASKA

LINCOLN, Nebraska, February A.
Violent snow and wind storms now
prevailing threaten TO ito mp the trafhc
of northwestern and central Nshraaka.
Fhs snow Is drifting deeply. In thu
railway cuts and all trains arc being
delayed. III x "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
TRpuRhE AyERrsb.

u That little cold and sore throat 81
Yours must be checked at once or 4
may develop Into something worse
TAKE. q few doses Of chambaflain''
Cough Remedy and your troubles win
soon vanish. For sale by all Dealers
Benson, Smith 4 Co., Ltd, agents fol
Hawaii. <
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
RAILROADS INDICTED ss.
FOR DISCRIMINATION

tAssociated Press hy Federal wirslsss.)
CARSON CITY, Nevadk, February IA.
The eopthern Pacffic and the West
,rn Pacific Railroad corporations were
itestefday indicted for alleged viola.
tons 81 the Interststt Commerce. Act.
sfter an Investigation By . federal
grand jury. Discrimination between
ihippers and the granting Of rebates
johstitute tho charges. The ihdiot.
nents find ono count against the South
I'm Pacific and ten against the West
I'm Pacific.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
BHRIIIlj, Pebruary

BHRIIls February Ia -7.-l, Advicas
from Constantinople say that the Pcrts
win enter a protest aRainst the scfisn
OF the Russians In sinking tho wash.
ingtop. an American steamer, whils nv
ing the American nag. The Turkish
government will bring the incident to
the attention Of the American depart
ment Of state. K "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
AMERICAN H0N0RED By
GOVERNMENT OF Japan
(speelaI Cable to Nippn Jiii.l

Especial Cable to Nippn Jiji)
4 TOXIC, Japan, February 1S,--John
Wadds)l, formerly Of Kansas City and
now pastor of church In San Antonio,
Texas, has been given . degree IN en,
gapeering by the Japanese government
for service In Japan az profeagqF 10 The
Imperial University, Toxic. Mr.. Wad'
dell - one Of the few Americans 10
receive degrees from the Japanese gov
eminent. WI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
FRANCIS HENEY WINS
Los ANGELES BRIDE

Los ANGELES Fybrafy ll.A-Rfan-
CTS Hensy, the widely known criminal
,awyer recently q candidate for the
senate on the Progressive ticket, was
married here yesterday 70 Mn. EDNA I.
Vanwtnkle. ss f4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
WORKING TO SToP
EXPORT or FLOUR

WAsHING foN, febrnary IA bin
which would empower the rrSsidSnt 70
place "a spibargo on tho deportation q
wheat Snd flour was introduced III the
house o. representatives by Congress-
man Farr Of Ohio. 3lls''T
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
Germans Invading
British East Africa

Asscciatsa Press BY Federal Wreiess
BHhuLN February II. -An ON.
eial statement was issued at tho
starr headquarters yesterday that
German Hast Africa had been com
pletely cleared OF all enemies and
that German troops have commenced
the INVASION OF Uganda. British
East Africa. MA VA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
NILHE LMlhA CARGO I. L.
FOR THE BELGIAMS

tAsaoaatsd Bpsss - FsasEar wnsisssD
LONDON, FEBRUARY is-L1he wtlhei-
nina b cargo VIII likely b sold direct
3 the American Bel6fan relief commits
don without going through q Prize
court thus avoiAihe judfrial decision
on the status Of food consigned TO the
enemy, "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
f0WA JOINING THE
PR0GRE SSlyE STATES

fAsaociatsd Frsss " FsdsraI witslsss.) y
DIES MONIES, February 13.--The
:senatt yssteraay passed both . pro.
hibftion statute and q woman's sui
frage amendment to tbs State constt
tuttDn. They now goFto the honse.
q the prohfbition statute bill viii take
effect IN January, 1916, pending action
on constitutional amendment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
DRINK OPENS CELL DOOR TO SOLDIER SINTON
Tsmpersnte Afgumsni ForibIy Presented n CouSt

the cup OF bittefge,s might hp, 70.
moved TON ~ tne'p. 4 afe Mtcn less
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y ogg lssvsu 2 ~. ~ o..n = too,' oo9' os
nAsf $3.50, ~ ~, J ot
tn,rsyis'H ,ss :. z. ny eef,siply 4
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coy,. .r'o
~ But there 4 another aldo TO u. and
that has been touched Upon b. your
COUNSEL that ~ the facilities that are
provided BY the government, II You
please, BY the government facilities
provided and thrown open to you and
inviting Won ~ almost any city block,
TO walk 70 there and make 4 brute and
A lunatic ana maniac OF Yourself Ito
waik ~ there, and for a few pence 70
part with Your reason, 70 leave your
reason and yduf discretion behind and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
TONG WAR MARKS
CHINESE NEW YEAR

(Associatea Press BY Federal wirslsSn,l
VANCOUVER. February ! IS W Three
Chinese were killed here today as "a,
suit Of a tong war that broke out on
Chinese New years Day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
MAYOR HEADS COMMITTEE
ON JAPANrUsfS. RELATIONS

Especial Gable 10 the Nippu Jiji)
TOXIC, FsbiNary a. BARON X.
yakatsnis mayor Of Toxic, has been ap-
pointed BY the government a. chairman
81 the Japanese COMMITTEES ON Ameri-
can,J Japanese rotations. n. !.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16

LUxEMBURG, February 10, -Yhs
Germen military authorities here have
refused TO transmit the American con
pilar agents accounts because they
were sealed IA an epyelope addressed 10
the state department al washington. ID.
o. The packet has been returned I'M
opened 70 the agent. X
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
.Squinty' Schmidt. Want
edFor Lps Angeles Times
Outrage Finally Landed
BY the Police Authorities
MADE BOMBS nv NEW
YORK OF OWN KIND
Identified As Similar To
Those Used In Los An
seles and This Fact Gave
Police . Leading Clue
fAisssat,d Frs.. s. fisdsra. wiiIfsisa..J

tAssoeiat,d Pres. BY fsdsra. wIfelsss;J
NEW YORK, February IA .--
Asts. hav;rg s,,cre Sdedb fo4
IN .-s.s 80. ~ :. 3. "a, !, 4,
- : 800
ing the police q the entire woFia'
who had been set on his trail.
Matthew A. Schmidt was arrest
"A here vesterdav "a 4 fueitive
90. $3.50, II, =, "a. 1900.
= ~,
tound "a Los Angeiss IN 0Sscpsr'
1910, charging him with compile
ity in the dynafniting OF the Los
Angeles Times building earlier IN
the same month Of that year.
The arrest Of Schmidt came at
ter long and tedious following up
of a clue furnished here BY an
explosion on July 1914, sin
which the attention Of the police
the bombs used with those useu
to IN the Times explosion.
LONG A MYSTERY
Schmidt has been one Of the
mysteries Of the celebrated Times
dynanniting case. He came out Of
| obscurity only to be identified as
one Of the men who ne gotiatSd
for tlae purchase 81 4 large dtian-
| ~ - 4 u y 1890 ~ 800 n - Y "a !. -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
Wilson's Policy Towards
Britain Described As
Weak BY the Semi Of
fetal Papers Of Berlin
MAKING CANNON AND
PRAYING FOR PEACE
Breach of Neutrality Is
what Paper Says Of the
Note TO Germany--S Says
Britain Favored Always

tAisoeistsd Prsss ~ Ysdsrsi wirslsss,
II oNDoN. February 1A-Em-
phatie disspproval Of the tone
Of the American note to Great
Britain, protesting against the use
Of the American flag for the pur-
pose Of protecting British ship
ping is evidenced in the comments
Of the German press. according to
dispatches which come by way of
Amsterdam and. other neutral
news centers. The German press
IS bitter in its comments concern
ing what II alleges to be the open
friendship Of America for the Brit
ish, President Wilson coming m
for a measure Of personal cri-I
ticisrn. ~
The Frankfurter Zeitung says
chat President Wilson's note is as
feeble as the rest of his diplomacy,
while the Kfeuz Zeituhg calls the
American note to Germany, which
warns Of the grave complications
that viii result from the sinking
Of any American ship, breach Of
neutrality.
THROW OFF MASK
The German press, including
the ofticial papers. say the British
editorial writers, have thrown off
the smiling mask which has been
directed towards the United
States since the beginning Of the
war, and are showing the same
conntenance which Admiral Dew
ey caught glimpse Of at Mantle
Bay.
A Reuters dispatch from Am
sterdarn quotes the Frankfurter
4 lettings editorial references tc
the American note. President
Wilson's note to England" II
says, is nndeserving the name Of
a protest. It is feeble, like Presi-
dent Wilson's entire policy SO far
a5 England is concerned.
TWO TREATMENTS
"The Washington recipe for
England appears to be: Wash
his fur. but don't wet his skin
There IS quite a different recipe
when Germany is concerned.
"Any state which, day and
night, makes cannons and bombs
and other war supplies for your
enemies. and by way of amends
pFays to God for peace. need not
expect that any Of its warnings
win affect us morally"
CAUSTIc COMMENT
The full text Of the American
note to Germany has not been
published. although it has been
received by the British foreign
Office. A ssropsis Of the warn
ing has been given out, however,
and Is prominently displayed in
all the newspapers. with bitter
and caustic. comments.
BREACH OF, NEUTRALITY
The Krcuz Zeitung, editorially
says;
"The American note amounts
to breach Of neutrality unless
America has informed Britain that
misuse of neutral flags will cause
serious consequences. Let no
body say that America proves her
rieutrality by accepting the Ger
man declaration regarding SUBJ
marine warfare in the same spirit
as Britain's abuse Of neutral
flags"
THEY FOOL THEMSELVES
The Kolnische Zeitung features
a declaration from Count Won Re-
untIow. the noted naval critic, in
which he says.
I'VE gather the Impression here
from expressions reaching Ger
many across the seas. If the
American people believe they can
handle the German government
as they desire, they fool them
selves"
renkll Gr6mA0 wARMING
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
PILEs c1REp b q 10 u pAYs.

|. FAIU OINTMENT e gllaFanteed
70 cure any ease of Itehipk. blind.
bleeding or Pfotfuding Piies Ia 8 10
IA days or money refunded, ~ Made BY
PARIS MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis
U. 8 ofA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
SECOND GERMAN WARNING
tAssociatsd Prsss " rsdsrui wirslssI,

THE HAGUE. February Ar
The German minister Of the navy
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-29

'And serious it may turn out for
you, dear"
You startle me, ElsinOTe!"
"WeIl, Pm going to let out a secret.
1t seems that my employer is the
attorney for a Mr.. Charles Manville,
and Mr.. Manville is the man who ad-
vanced the capital for your Mr.. Lane
to start in business
q think have heard something of
that, " murmured Nettie thOughtfully.
Anyhow, your Mr.. Lane has been
talking of paying back Mr.. ManVille
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-29

Il s. = -
SAVING THE BUSINESS
9 o
BY George Elmer Cobb
Copyright by w. G. Chapman.)
Nettie DUrand~ sat at her typewriter,
awaiting dictatiOn. Meanwhile she
stole a secret glance more than once
at John BaIlentyne, Office manager
for her employer, Mark Lane.
She marveled at his quiet, UnOb-
trUsive ways. During the past six
months he was ever the retcent but
uniformly courteous young man on
all occasions. 1t had piqUed Nettie
somewhat, for she was used to at
tentiOn, and from the first something
in the open, earnest face of her Of?
flee companion had attracted her.
mo life about him, Nettie, that is
my opinion" ElsinoTe Drury had told
her He's stone"
HE has taken me to an entertain
ment twice, " vOuchsafed Nettie, 'and
I have never met a more cOnsiderate
gentleman.
mo fire, no enthusiasm" differed
ElsinOre. Takes things as they go
no initiative"
Somehow Nettie, was impressed
with the ceremonial dignity of Mr..
BaIlentyne, yet it was a pleasant con-
trast to the shallow frivOlity Of most
young men she knew.
q respect him, that 1 must say"
Nettie reflected.
Into the Office early one morning
EIsinore came all in a fiusteT. She
beckoned Nettie into the rear Office,
out Of the hearing Of the others.
oh" she hurried, 81 know I am
not doing right in giving away pro-
1essiOnal secrets, but think so much
Of you"
what nOw?" challenged Nettie
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-29
This Is Indeed Valuable and Timely
information"

for some time. Mr.. ManviIle has be-
come uneasy. So he came to the city
to consult for legal advice. He stated
his case to our Mr.. Wilson. If your
Mr.. Lane is going to fail, or is in
close quarters or anything like that
he wants to seize on the business to
pay himself before i lot Of creditors
get ahead OF him"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-22
Insult to the Bee.

An insult to the bee is to use the
name to denote a crazy or erratic per
son, as the bee is possibly the most
methodical of all insects, with the
possible exception of the ant. There
fore the expression He has bees in
his bonnet is an offensive phrase ex-
cept that it may mean a buzzing in
the head, such as president and other
political aspirants are said to be af-
flicted with She's whites crack
Drained and has a bee in her head
was not worthy Of Walter Scott,
though it is his.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-22
Memorial Service.

The Old Boys of Vance Post No. 2 G.
A. r. are fortunate indeed IN having
secured Bernard Kelley to deliver the
address on Memorial Day. Mr.. Kelley
is one of the best speakers in the state
and especially is he great in his patriot
ic talks. Let US hope the boys and
girls, the young men and young women
of this community viii make it a point
to turn out and hear the grand old
Patriot. He will bring US a message
that is tertaining and instructive.
See programme in another column.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-05-22

Sunday School at 1000 a m. No
preaching service at HOO a. m. We
will unite in the union Memorial Day
services. At $50 p. m. the Christian
Endeavor Society will have union
meeting with the Lutheran Society, at
the Lutheran church. At 800 p. m.
we will unite In the Normal Baccalaur-
cate services. Prayer meeting at 800
p. m, Wednesday. The subject is
Romans. Sunday, May 81, Rev.
Kircher will deliver an object sermon,
''The Magnet, at HOO a. m, and we
will have the usual service, some sur
prises musical and otherwise, if present
plans carry. All are invited to worship
with US.