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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09

S2SS5.
L. beautiful bungalow. hard
wood throughout, furnace heat
enclosed porch; on lots $3.50
cash. bal SIS. inc int
$3.50.
R new bungalow. with break
fast room south front lots eie-
cant location Owner must SEX
A real bargain for some one
$500.
Dandy . r. pressed brick bun
aaIou- and . nice lots. fixed TOT
chickens. on high ground Sl5o
cash. s25 per mo. inc int
5000.
r. house E RI Paso- all new
VALLEY LAND
Il acres. Z miles FL Paso; sacrl-
fice at s15G per acre and terms
as acres ON new paved road =
in a-vr- old pears Want city
White-Paden Realty CO.
11-I2-13 Morgan Bldg
Phone 1S4s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09
For SaIe-Farns and Ranches

For Sale-FarInS and Ranches
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81 ACRES cultivated land lower valley,
trade or terms sec y Campbell
so ACRES at 500 per acre. near MesiIla
Park partly cleared and leveled, easy terms.
Address Mesilla Park, n NJ Box s.
% ACRES farm 3 miles from r. r. station
$500 down, $50 per month. or VIII take
house and auto in trade See d = Arlds q
Co, 20 Trust Bldg
MESA LAND-GRAZING LAND.
Cheap section land in adj parts Of Fl Pass
Jay +. Knox Company.
e0s Mills St Phone s4s-
Sc ACRES farm. half mile from Clint. Texas
1s miles from FL PasO. VIII take house and
auto part payment ID. S. Arias d Co.
- Trust Bldg
400 ACRES VALLEY LAND.
In lower valley. fine a tract OF land as
can be found in whole valley. Ditch or
land house. barn and about 40 acres culti-
waited Some good Fl Paso property would
be considered as part payment
eos Mills St Phone sl3.
NEW MEXICO RANCHES sections. well
watered. running. good improvements, ten 20
fifteen sections decided land, price $4,000
$500 10 1000 head Of cattle. all white face
and well bred. at $3.50 per head This
ranch is located fourteen miles from goos
town and shipping point
so sections, three miles OF running water,
good Improvements all under fence, go head
Of cattle twelve miles from town and snip
ping point. Price S25.500-
Gaunt a Ba-stOw,
400 Mills Bldg. Phone loes-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09

For Sale or Exchaase-Neal Estate.
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FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Buugalo FOR
suburban residence Phone 6s69.
100 ACRES land Arkansas 20 trade for
house or land here. Y. 8. care Herald
FOR FL PASO property. 80 acres Of best
valley land. Bargain. care Herald
NOW is YOUR time. IS acres good land
Must go. sell or trade Phone 6lo5 j.
FOUR room brick house and garage in
Phoenix. Ariz- Address X Il. care Herald
FINE VALLEY land to trade for city prop
erty- Phone 1909
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Equity 2 rooms
furnished house. walking distance Address
81 South St Nrain-
FOR SALE OR TRADE for Fl Paso proper
~ or valley land. room house in Denver
Colo located in choice residence district.
for particulars Phone 1876. 2so1 Copper St
WILL TRADE five passenger Ford in fine
shane for East FL Paso or Govt Hll lotS
Phone 651f j.. or call r. P Holmes, S'lS Ia
Luz 81
FNCHANGE-Tvo lots with small house in
Navasota. Texas. as part payment on Fl
Paso lots will pay balance in cash
Frank 4. Cox
.1q CapIes Bldg Phone b4-a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09

IL PER CENT NET On $4,000.
New apartment on ( lots 20 apis pays II
ner cent net $4,000 cash will buy IT, This
Is not 4 Mexican tenement but a first class
apartment house
SIOO DOWN new room bungalow, never Oc-
cupied S25 inc interest blocks Of car line
CLOSE To ALTA VISTA SCHOOL-New 8
room bungalow 6Ox140 on corner. south front
Price $500. Worth $4,000. Cheap
NEW ; ROOM BUNGALOW in Grand View.
large basement $3.50 Terms $50 down bal
ance $50 and interest ! block Of school and
car
NEW 4 ROOM BUNGALOW close TO Mon
f-ra St east front never occupied. $500
cash $50 Der month Price $4,000
RICHMOND TERRACE bargain new room
bungalow east front. never occupied. $500
cash. Price $500
Hawkins Bros Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09

Las CRUCES BARGAIN.
lots Alameda Add. No Is, l.,
20 and Il. 1so f. front at $40
each. Worth S-0Q. Terms.
Address 3O1, Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09

Build up your home valley. Use her
products
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09

FOR SALE-Braud new Ford touring car.
ONLY run Zoe miles Had only one week
Better than uew-iimhered up. Equipped
with X w Shock Ahsorhers- Yale switch
lock Bargain. Cash. Address G. r. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09
VALLEY LIND.
SPECIAL.

NAI.I.IlT I..H-NUs
SPECIAL.
10 acres $3.50 per acre. So acres 10 VI OLD
fruit apples. pears. peaches. apricots, piuns'
~ acres garden patch. 3 room adobe house
located near Tsieta or 11la miles from Fl
Paso- Americans living on all sides can
show interest income upon this fruit farm
Terms $1,000 cash. balance time to suit
NEWMAN NV ESTMENI
COMPANY.
Phone $50 100 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09
For Sale-AutomObiies-Wanted.

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, PASSENGER OVERLAND to trade for lots
state location. W. A.. care Herald
UPHOLSTERING. all kinds furniture. Auto
sliu covers and tops TO order R L Daniel
Furn & Matt Fcty.
WE want 20 sell your automobile Bring your
cars. We will produce results Roseboro 4
Howard Santa Fe and Main SITS CNeff-
stiles BuildinEl
WANTED-ls15 Metz or Ford with top. Pre-
fer runabout well equipped. VIII give seven
acres California land clear. Croker, Fierro.
n NJ
LEE BENHAM.
112 W Overland ST Phone 9-
1918 Mitchell o. 8 pass---..-----------S $3.50
1915 Ford chassis ..------sl se
1913 Overland pass----.--.-.-.------ $50
1915 FIAT pass -fcNl
To wind up the estate Of client loca-
law firm has turned over TO me Buick ..
8 pass. self starter and lights. 20 sell at
once II YOU want something cheap sex
busy
Lee Bcnham-
IL w. Overland Phone 60
FOR SALE-Braud new Ford touring car.
only run 100 miles Had only one week
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
SHIPS NOT LIABLE
FORCOMPENSAT|ON
Judge Cooper Holds That En-
plo3ers' Liability Law Can
! s.lb not Apply To Vessels "..

Judge Hen!y f. Cooper has Written d
letter TO the Industrial Accident Board
of this city in which he states that ip
his opinion the provisions of the work,
men . compensation act are imperative
SO far as the American schooner Lata,
of which he is owner and manager, il
concerned.
He claims that the laws Of the Uni.
ted States governing shipping aud sail
prs and other employees on vessels oD'
tain and that the provisions Of the new
insurance law 50 far as they affsci
ships are unconstitutional and theSe
fore inoperhtivC.
The matter is one Of great import
ance and win be taken up at, the next
meeting of the board. Should Judg,
Cooper be sustained in his contention
II will mean that the Inter Island ant
all other shipping concerns of the Ter
ritory win be exempt from a compli
ahce with the lew act.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30

tAssoeis,sd Press By Federal wirvisssJ
WASHINGTON, November es- The
"hafsh treatment" accorded by the
American federal authorities to Captain
Boy Ed, the naval attache Of the Ger
man embassy, during the course Of the
trial Of Karl Buenz, the resident direc-
tor 1T New York Of the Hambhfh-
American line, and those indicted with
him for conspiracy 20 break the Amer.
loan neutrality laws. IL being resented
by the German embhpsy aud viii be
made the basis for diplomatic pro-
test, according 70 ksthteIhent made
here yesterday from "a reliable source.
The nembera 81 the dnibassy stat be-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
SWISS CATCHING j.. !.
HUNDREDsOF Spies
Sixty-Seven Have Been Convict
ed and Sent To Prison
tAsSocistsd Press BY FEDERAL wirsisss1

tAssociatsd Press BY Federal wirelsss)
Z GENEVA, Switzerland, November
2S.--Peter Wright, an Englishman, ar.
rested by the Swiss authorities and
accused of espionage, was yesterday
convicted by court martial at Laussane
and sentenced to pay fine of 1900
francs and serve a three months term
in Swiss prison AT the expiration Of
his Imprisonment he will be expelled
from Switzerland and forbidden TO re-
turn within five years. We
The Swiss have made many arrests
for espionage. while at least four hun.
dTed foreign residents of the Republic
are under suspicion. So far there have
been sixty seven convictions on charges
similar to that of Wright, the number
convicted including subjects of each
Of the countries at war. The spies
were arrested close to the borders OF
the country with which their own
country is fighting
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
COALITION FORMED
n TO FIGHT OkUMA
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Japanese Opposition United and
May 0utyote Government
Especial oablesram to Hawaii shinpo.)


TOXIC, November 27.-The recon
vening of the Japanese diet tomorrow
is expected to be marked by com.
bined attack upon the okuma Ministry
by the, seiyukai forces under Mr.. Hara
and the ROknminto forces under Mr..
Inugai, the two. leaders having agreed
upon line Of opposition to the okuma-
Kato p0llries.3 y g.. ~
y The attack win be general one,
centering on the failure Of the recent
treatment of the Chinese question but
bringing In also the attempt Of the
government TO drop. the bribery charges
against Count 0ura and the advice
given to the Imperial Household where.
by the title Of the late Count Nogi was
revived and given, TO q relative, against
the expressed wish of the nation. asty,
\. 1t Is not believed that the Okuma
ministry, will be allie to muster a suffi:
Gent following to meet vote Of want
of confidence
The Emperor arrived here today
from Kyoto and will open the diet in
person.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
Would Empower Board TO Fix
An Charges On All Steamers
Using American Ports, Foreign
As Well As Domestic Lines
WOULD FIX INCOMING s :
AND OUTGOING FREIGHTs
This Is Reported To Be Ms Sug
gestion In Connection Win
Ship Purchase Bill, Which We
Is Bound To See Enacted
tAssociatsd Press By FEDERAL wirsIsssJ

tAssociAted Press BY FEDERAL wirsisss)
WASHINGTON, November
" 28.-Some details of the
lew shipping bill, to be pressed
~ the administration again, pro
siding for the purchase and opeF-
ltion by the government Of per-
liant ships for the Developments
# American foreign trade, are be-
ginning to come out,
1t is expected, in connection
With this Ship Purchase Bill.
which will follow closely the
ines of the bill defeated by the
senate filibuster in the last ses-
ion, the President will recon-
mend some further drastic legis-
alton. His plan, as il is report
ID, will be to place power in the
proposed shipping board, to be,
',reated by,this legislation. to reg
ulate the rates and the practises
Of all steamships using Americas
ports. =, .g'isss9 UUn
4 ms power Of rate making and
rate enforcement shall be exer~
cised by the board over foreign
IS well as domestic ships and will
,lso apply to foreign shipments
destined to American ports.
1t IS stated that the President
is as determined in his support
Of the Ship Purchase Bill this
time as he showed himself to be
in the last session and it is UNI
derstood that he has been study
ing all the criticisms Of the bill
in order to secure arguments 10
meet them. The billwill be made
large part OF the administrator
program, after the defense meas
ures are well launched.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
ANCONA OFFICIAL Il.
REPORT RECEIVED
IBarbarity Of Attack Shown BY
Exhibits From Page z.
tAssoeiatsd .Prsss y lfsdsr.l wirel...)

fAssociated Press BY Federal WirslessO .
WASHINGTON, November 9S. -
Ambassador Page has forwarded from
Rome to the state department his OH:
sial report on the sinking Of the ltal.
ian liner Aneona. by submarine flying
the Austrian flag, as a result Of which
goo persons, including many women and
children; were drowned. or killed. The
ambassador 3 report includes the de.
positions Of the captain and OF the first
officer Of the Ancona. T.. :. - ,,
h Both officers declare that, while the
Aheona attempted to escape when the
submarine wac first sighted, the liner
ANd pfbhptiy stopped when the shell,
ing began; 6heying the first warning
sliot. Despite the slowing down Of the
liner. the sheilipg persisted, eontin.
uihg even While. the ifebdats were be
ing lowered, the shells stirling the ship
while the passengers were getting into
the boats. None Of the lifeboats were
struck, however. ~ [a'F''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
APPROVES
I. MANY LAND DEALS
.,,sssl" . +.
Bishop Estate Obtains Two Acres
Of Heeia Land

/, During the week, up to Wednesday,
Governor Pnkham approved and sign
cd quite a number of land patents,
leases, homestead agreements, permits
for rights-oR way over public domain,
and land exchanges. The deals were
as follows: ..a.'a ,
Land Patent Grants signed-No,
64S9 to Mary CarreiTO for lot No, 4
DIuck No. ~, in Auwaiolimu, this city;
NO. 64yU, jose NJ, Ventura, lot No. 80
Omao, Koloa, Kauai; No. 6491, Maxim
ana his heirs and assigns lot No. n
Kaulana, North Kona, Hawaii; No
6492, Akina IVY, lot No. IS, same To-
eaiityj No. 6493, Mary Medeiros, lot
NO. d, Kaupakuea, South Hilo, HAWAII;
! No, GAIA, Ana Kamohai, lots Nos.
and 10, same 'oeality; No. 6495, Mary
1. Brown, land situated in Nuuanu
Honolulu; No. 6496, Manuel de Mello
OTIS M6s. IA and Is, Kaupakuea, South
Hilo, Hawaii; No. 6497, Sarah da Cos
Ia, lot No. 20, same locality; No. 649s
Robert Hind, land situated at Puuwaa
waa, North Kona, Hawaii.
/ Jose Eoelho de SOuZa, trustee, wa,
permitted to transfer to Samuel II
Dowsett lot No. 9, block No. 90, An
{waiolimtI,t this city. ..!H .+''' 'E''
| Exchange deeds were signed, as, fol
lows: Between the Territory and thu
.rustees OF the Estate of Bernice Pau
ahi Bishop, deceased, two acres Of lane
at Heeia, Koolaupoko, this island, ex
,changed for two acres of land at Ka
,.aiUa 2, South Kona, Hawai-; between
the same parties, thirty-four hund
redths of IN acre Of land at Waiawa
EVA, this island, exchanged for Apah,
:, l.. G. A., 1887 to Kapaole, P!liamoo
FIIOnOlnlu! .. ,.g vr,
An agreement was signed between
the Territory and the trustees of tn
Estate of Berniee Pauahi Bishop, de
ceased in settlement of the boundar,
OF the land Of Umauma, North Hilo
Hawaii. ... -
Land Commissioner Tucker secure'
the Governor 3 permission TO take pc
secession of lot No. 3, Olelomoana, Soutl
KOna, Hawaii, held under right Of pur
chase lease No. II by Carl Ontai. TIL
lot contains $500 acres and is apprais
ed in the value nf $315.40. 81"
Quitclaim deeds were exchanged be
tween the Territory and John F.. Bow
Ter. whereby the Territory decided t.
Bowler; 930 square feet at Kaluahole
Waikiki. in exchange Of 1856 aqua r
feet in the same seGtion decided b,
Bowler to the Territory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
.GDRIzA swept !.
!. !. !. BY ITALIAN FIRE
stu Holding Out But Austria Ex-
poets Fall Any Time r.
iAssociatsd Pres BY Federal Wlreissa.)

(Associatsd Press ~ Federal wirelsssl
VIENNA, November 9s The Austrian
fortress Of Gorizia Is still holding ont
according to anyOfieiaI report from the
war Office last night, although the an.
nouneement intimates that It may fall
at any time. II lis. m
The position il under the continuous
fire Of the Italian infantry, says the
report, while the Italian artillery at
tacks have now merged into one great
battle, extending along the entire coast
front lines. :. ~ = H. -, .t.,.l5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
SIX MURDERED
IN ONE HOUSE
(AsuOciatsd Press BY Federal wireless. :,


NEW BRUNSWICK, New Jersey.
November 2S.-Murder on a Wholesale
scale, with the murderer possibly a sui
eide, was discovered near here yester.
day when neighbors visited farmer 3
house and found whole family wiped
out, the dead bodies lying all over the
house. The farmer, his wife, his daugh.
ter and her husband and two farm
hands Were found dead, each body be-
ing filed with bullets. A revolver, of
a caliber that feOrrespOnded to all the
bullets extracted from the six bodies,
was found lying between the two farm
hands, each OF whom had been killed
by q shot through the head. ,.a
1t is suspected that one of these two
killed the other five and then blew his
own brains out, No motive whatever
for the Wholesale slaughter can be as
,certained. ~ rN2gl~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
.VTNEY PEACE TRIP .
GETS NO TAKERS
tA'-Oclr'ed Press by Federal wirslsss.)

tA'-ocir'ed Press by Federal wirsless)
BALTIMORE, Maryland, November
FIJI enry Fora, the auto manufac.
turer and peace advocate, today visit
ed the venerable Cardinal Gibbons and
laid before him bis plan for a "peaee
ship" to sail to Europe, with a delega
ton Of paeinsts aboard! The cardinal
echoes Ford y peace sentiments, but is
adverse to giving formal recognition
or approval to the trip, feeling that the
difficulties la the way are too numerous
All the Governors thst Ford has thus
far invited TO accompany him on bis
trip have declined to accept, giving
various excuses. 81"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30

ley is preventing any operations
along the nglo-French front,
the Bulgarians and Won Macken-
sens forces resting. with the Al
lies strengthening their lines. On
Friday an attempt to carry por-
ton OF the French line was beat
en- back, with a considerable loss
to the Germans who led the as
sauit. 2 i&< l.FIt =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
LOTS Of ICE BUT 4
VERYHTTLE WATER

(Ausociatsd Press s. FEDERAL wlrsls.l,l ,

(AssOciatsd Press By Federal wirslesl)
SEWARD, Alaska, November 2S8 ~
There isJa serious water shortage Ut
the government railway town and the
anchorage, where q number Of ships are
frozen in for the winter. Holes are be-
ing chopped in the ice OF the river,
through which a supply for the, ships
Is being pumped, aud this is now he
only source Of supply. 55 y " n 90
This water is being sold nj the rate
Of lOllar, barrel An wholesale lots,
An ordinary bucketful costs fifteen
cents, with two buckets for o tquarter-
The water system, through which the
town and the port viii be supplied,
will be ready, II is expected, in two
weeks more. .,'sE j!sT 3 &lel3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
BRITISH EMBASSY /
DENIES EGYPTIAN
CONSPIRACY. NEWS

lAssocisted Press BY Federal wirslsssJF
WASIlI NOTION, NOV Snber 2S -
The British embassy yesterday issued
\ general denial of the reports which
have been received here in ,privnth
mail and telegraphed from this center
concerning reported revolutionary ae-
tivities and eonspiraeies in Egypt
The internal situation thFOughout
Egypt was never. more tranquil,
states the embassy which DECLARES
that there is no truth whatever IN
the various sensation publications OF
reputed Egyptian constitutions, which
have appeared in the American press
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
COAL MINERS ENToMED;
NO CHANCE OF RESCUE

tA.so"tnted Press by Federal wirelsssl
POTrSVlLLE, Pennsylvania, Novem.
Der 27.-Three men, workers 10 tbs
Lehigh Valley Coal Compapy's colliefy
were entombed beyond hope Of rescue
today when gas explosion and reioIi
ant fires wrecked part of the mine and
closed up the gaugway. ,.. Fl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
FUNSTON At NoGALEs

NOGALES, Arizona, November 81
The unsettled conditions around here
and frequent clashes of American
troops aud outlaws has brought Gen
eral Funston here. The Seventh In.
fantry is expected soon.
The Carfanza forces are preparing
to drive the vilhstas out of this part of
Mexico. Co..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
FRENCH RESPOND TO
CALL FOR WAR FUND

As."~t"tsd Prsss Nv Federal wirslsss.)
PARIS, November Cit is es-
timatod that the subscriptions to- the
new French war loan, the first public
loan tiOated in France, have already
reached four billion dollars. Half 81
this is in cash. All classes responded
enthusiastically TO the call. @E'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
WNSLOW EXPECTED
SOUTH ON WEDNESDAY

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelssS.)S
TOPOLoBAMPO, November 2s.-- A
force of Carranzistas is being rushed to
Los iMochias and Aguila Hacienda, as
a precaution against further raids by
Yaequis, according to a report on the
situation wirelessed to Admiral Wins
low, who is steaming to this point with
his flagship, the cruiser San Diego.
The exPeditionary force under Admiral
Winslow d Is expected to reach here on
Wednesday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
A FAvoR1TE RUB DOWN.

The golfer the football player and
the all round athlete know the value
of Chamberlain 8 Pain Balm. 1t is
lust the thing for a rub down after
hard game. Al soreness disappears
like magic and sprains and swellings
are cured in One-third less time THAI
by any other treatment. For sale by
all dealers, Benson, Smith 4 Co, Ltd,
agents for Hawaii. ...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
PILES CURED IN 6 1914 DAYS

PhZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure blind, bleeding, itching or pro-
truding PILES in 6 to IA days or
money refunded. Manufactured by
the PARIS MEDICINRCO., ST, Louis,
Z, S, A,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
TURKS CLAIM GAINS

AMSTERDAM, November II. - An
official despatch from COnstantinOple
saws that in a surprise attack on the
Allies at AriburnG, Gallipoli. the Turks
captured much material and a section
of trenches.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
TURKISH OFFENSIVE
EXPECTED AGAINST =:
ALLIES AT GALLlP0LI
tA.'Oriatsd Press BY Federal wireless

LONDON, November 27,--It is. be
heved that the German leaders Of the
Turk armies will resume the offensive
at Gallipoh in o-der to secure political
effect with Rumania and nuliify the
efforts Of the Allies to win Rumania to
their side, .Enb, / 1.srng, -.ia.
Reports from ,Constantinopie indi-
cate that the opposing forces on the
desOlate peninsula Of Gallipoli are lock
ed in furious battle. Constantinople
reports that mary have been killed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
Main Army Abandons the Cen
trail Serbian Positions and
the Streams West Where
Italian Aid Is Reported 10 Be
ABANDONING HEAVY I.
GUNS TO THE FOE
Hope Of the Allies 70 Effect
Junction With the Serbs Now
Gone friction is Between
The Teutohs and the Bulaars
tAl.Ociatsd Pres. - Federal wireless,

al .N~-~-~~--N~-
CALONIKA, November g..
- The main Serbian army,
which has been holding the
Prishtina- Mitroyitza line in Cen
trail Serbia, on the Kussovo pla-
teau, against which the Austro-
Germans and Bulgarians have
been making repeated assaults
from both. north and south, has
evacuated the position and is now
streaming west into Albania in
two divisions, headed for the Al
'banian cities Of Scutari and Du-
razzo. The Katchinik district is
also evacuated and Central Serbia
appears to have been cleared Of
its defenders. .a..t..,, s'a *
The Austro-G Germans and Bull
garians have taken possession OF
the Uskub-Mitrovitza railroad.
An official Bulgarian report
states that the Bulgars are pur-
suing, the defeated Serbians to-
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$500 prisoners, eight guns, five
t;t, - .,,nn,;es tSrss ia.or, ot;ves
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trent rab,,doninas their HEAVY "A
t;llery altfAttEb atH9 I.,tt.st news
that has reached here REGARDING
tbs 6obt;no near PrisTend7is that
the Serb;anss have turned an,
taken the often s;ve2 south, az that
noint and nave Uined out the Bull
a.,.;an advance. p,,,ard Va = q
A Rerl;n official report states
that tho main Serbian army has
been reduced in the fpbt;np 10
between 8Onoo and IOOoOO effec-
t;ves the ab;l;tv of whom 70 car a.:
~ On anv .serio,s resistance has
almost denarted .sTbe Scattered
Serbs are s,rrenderine, .Vol,ntar;-
IL sovc the ranort = 'Ehtt
An Atben,s srenort states that
Krnsbevo has heen recantnred
hut this IL NOT condemned off,
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r.ach Monast;, Nm asnhahIs, w W
-, - 80 Z - ~,
90. ~ 20. 1,, .,'t, W. W.: ' Dan
Tha P,,,h.rs and g ~. -, 40. ;,
.,I;.a aTs e,aL;na ~ sario,,s' -
fnrt ano;ns. Us 60 pr;.;.L
iinss % hsfors M, st;r IA =, =
ranor,od h. nr;sn,,sra h a !; =
iy Ssrhs Ia sr;ct;on !. ds1nioS
- - - 80 !. = 49, D.,
re Go, 49,. go a. os $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
SCHWAB CORNELL TRUSTA

IAseoristad Press by Federal Wirelsss.)
PHILADELPHIA, November 20. -
Charles Schwab. the steel magnate. mas
accepted a membership on tho boAId u
trustees of Cornell Univers4ly.