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New York. March a1-cotton showed
renewed sirsnRth cary today and after
onruing steady - an advance 81 3 10
points. active months sold about :
20 10 Points net higher making new
high records for the season on Juiy and
later deliveries There seemed cover
lnK hy trades who had advanced that
saturdays ginning figures would indi-
cate even a larger crop than that arfu-
llF reported, while there seemed 10 he
eFv few sellers around the ring and
o"n scattering demand wae probably
promoted hy talk that low temperatures
the southwest nliwhf delay the new
-rnn.
View York March ss-cotton futures
H'uapd firm
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WILL PAY reliable man 81 woman sla s9
60 distribute f93 free rkEs Borax
oap Powder with soaps and etc. among
friends Ne money required Ward
Company 2ls Institute IA, Chicago
zImrh
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Wanted Men Evcrvwherc

zee. We viii teach you che barner
trade in few weeks and gtse y0u l0Hi-
iioH ln OFT shops Tools free. All Tor
$50. Terms. SIS cash. SIS e. ten days.
we paS wages while ieart 'HE Write la
today JACKSONVILLE uAf.ttER col
.b8E, SO w BIAS 81, ga er8nyfi =.
Fla 1a.u ~ ~
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THE MARKETS
Naval Stores Market.
RY AesocIATFn III.

Savannah. March z2.--The spirits ~
turpk ngine aFt "a opened and closed
nrm today a. az cents. with sales % 50
casts Receipts were rs casts and ship
So casks leaving stocks OF g9.Tas
casks.
SEE rosin market orened and cioaed
firm With sales ~ Ia barrels Receipts
we're 917 hurre's ana shipments $50 bar
refs. lenvins stocks q iii.tiT barrels.
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, March 22~-Cash
Wheat-No 3 red hamfs7 IL No
? hard 81 f-2ulsi Ia
g'orn--No 9 yellow Is ~
Nye-No 2 III.
narlcy-TEmG2
tiay-Timothy 4s08eso. clover seo al
p-rv's 'ons-Pork i7.eo. lard ssT: ribs
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All THE iNvIecRATiNG wHIFF
or THE PINE FoREsTi

How Il clears the throat and head
~ is mucous ailments II IL this
spirit n Newness and vlgor from the
health-glving Piney Forests brought
back by Or Bells Pine Tar Honey
Antiseptlc and healing Buy a bottle
today All Druggists. Csc.
Electric Blttsrs q Spring Tonie.
tAdvl
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Under and ia Virtue % q decree rem
dered bv tho Hon q nmet Vote. ludge
~ the First Judicial Circuit q the state
81 Fsorl "a. in 5 cause wherein lhas
torn rs conIr iaiunnt snd Mar y. Roach
ana her husband Wm. ~ koach are de-
PENDANTS. Z win or Monday. April z, y
n 1888, being a legal sales day, ara
turing the 'eHsl hours II sale sell 20 TIE
CHEST hidafr Tor cash Ia front 81 TIE
county Court House door, in the city
81 penEefola - following described
property. 60 wli
TIE North 90 feet o. TIE East 10 feet
% at 8 nnh ~ the West 50 feet ~ Dot
& % block - ~ the New City Track
In tho CITY of Pensacola, Florida.
A'so that part 81 lof ;. 81 block a
tie East King Tract. East % TarraGona
50 described e. follows.
f3eginning &C 4 point on ire North line
~ Wright So So as feet East 81 tns
southwest corner az said iot thence
East on The North tine ~ Wanhf - 81
feet thence hofth ~ rght anMies III
feet thence West 60 feet. thence south
lf2 feet o. point % heelnninE beirg
~ sttE Or Pensacola. Es-aunbfa County
Florida Deed az cost 30 purehsRsr
n ~ REESE
tahAA&MeH0AM&w Special Master
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EDUCATIONAL.

Thorough instruction On Shorthand. Pit
man and 0regx, BookkeeplnG. Teie-
xrsphy, EnKliah. civil Service and Cor
respondenrs courses. Day and night
school. PenEacoa Business Institute.
Gregory and Pafafox. euich
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WANTED

WANTED exchange equity in hov1a
for q NWUH aUfmHMeht'e Nave g808
house Du large .at Wairh cost me $500
Z oWe hafanee 81 t1Ga on long time aav.
ments. u interested see me AZ The per
fnction Laundry ~ Merritt I'm NJ
WANTED TO prv-ts a. So foof launch
state particulars and price ADD =
o. nox 1885, penaaooia. Eta Tmar
WANT Ffk--Kauf Ho~ " fnttnK ana nrsisa
Fer EnEfaN5uN - ah klnhA rmFtFt
e rta. RehlinK tuVffagiuln etc NAV
pRTNTf~G 20 e Wees Government
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New Orleans Cotton

New orleans. Marrh e Cotton ciosea
teady ~ net advance OF 20 IL
n0ints.
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POSITION WANTED.

~ ANTED-By middle aged white woman
situation as practical nurse or house
seeper Address tHonaekeepeF' care
Journal 2imch3t'
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FARM LANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED b ne Roberts
community Creamery and canning
slant IS take Fe'r prciuce aooa lard
AZ reasonable Trfeea Write us for fuH
tHfarrsla ton. TIE Roberfn Farmers
Aaaoeil. iinm Geo @ NosFheeit President.
Roberts Pa tefeb
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WANTED-TO BUY.

vii pay Si.s0 each for
strsug swarus delivered IL any kind 81
paekaRe. before April 18th. 20 1919 y
18Th street 81 90 each after that date
J. 4. Wtae, phone iea2 temch7ts
WANTEb-Trea or four good horses az
once state ln nFst letter age. condi-
ton and price wanted. Address N r
q" care Journal femchTt
WANTED TO BuV-Wamted. seccn Z
hand safe medium size double door
Mrst be IN Kooa condition and cheap.
can 10 East Chase finch
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LIVE STOCK. POULTRY

ron sAHE -Eges for HetflnE--thurou6h
hrsa white orptnetohs % cenfs per
setting MIS- WIN nowmafL ses East
Moreno street slfsb /
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FOR SALE-Entire house
hold effects, nice pot
plants and flowers. Sacri-
fee for quick sale. Apply
922 NJ. 9th avenue. ismsh
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ROE RENT.

TOR RE%T-ConVerfa and camforta
BE rooms. z4e West Garden street
Phone TOT ismehtf
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ARTEsIAN WELLS

ARTISAN wELL.s-win put in wells
20 10 tnches diameter any depth
ard guarantees water. write for fun tn
formation. Gray Artesiau Well Co. Cot
fnTaHle "a. emrh
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-BuRch 81 Keys on Davis between
CeFvaBtea and Wright, Aleani1 20 Ro-
mana. then @ Telephone once Presto
Ute kcy on ring Reward Il returned TO
Telephone Office
49,
ti0&T-Strsnm Of wOld baads between
school No. 1 and sos n spring street
Finder return 10 above address for re-
waSd. E0mrhSt
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FOR 6Atsh-Mew seven room bUngmgow.
bath. large lneiosed SURVIVOR bach porch
size wAIk paVementa. electric lights csc
On easy terms might trade. ices
West Chase street For terms and fur
taeF particulars apply EOS Thissen build-
ing tamehft
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ASK YOUR GROCER. 81
en- Crisp Potato chips Made fresh dairy
Pensacola Potato chip Co. ioe East
WriE%t ST. Phone a2a ifmehin
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TRANSFER. STORAGE.
AGENTS WAN TED.

AG t.N is iaxis Gold framed signs for
al merchants. Sc, Seits csc B3v hit
&a&18 Cod framed agt pictures ise. se 3
ser Portraits, p3iloW teHss eonVek worA
low prices. Peoples Portrait, Dept los
Chicago 2inach
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The following report IL furnished daily
'or The Pensacola Journal hy Harris
Aiieon = Co, Cotton Merchants. PEN
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EDUCATIONAL

MRs. NAY CLUTTER, studla SO Eass
Gadsden. Phone t2sf. Plano. Thsorg
Harmony. ana Traintna % chiidrvn's
voices fefeb
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Subscribe for The Journal
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PIANOS.

Y0rg pfANo ran ne rnsa-. IKE new n
tone. touch and looks - Sur three ex.
pert piano builders ana case ftntsheFr
7 ow prizes and Enw can ray 10y ~
wafk The Clutter Music Hotise tsut,s
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PERSONAL.

WEALTHY CALIFORNIA ranchman as.
would marFg CONFIDENTIAL n Box 35.
Z eaEup. Toledo. Ohio 1lmch
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statesmen WANTED

WANTFn--SaIeernan IL this territory
for our guaranteed tine % paints. var
niahes. soaps. roof cement etc ESnaF-
lenee unnecessary Write for details sun
Paint Narnish Co, Cleveland. Ohio
Rtmch
= AfstltNAN--Fnr general mercantile
trade in Florida. % sell a new propo-
sltton - merit. acancNN April fHt At
trhcttye eeflsfaiHNi0u contract. sa5 weekly
for eKpenasA Atlies =. Blwler Co. whole
sac Jewelers.. 2&-l2 GaFlin BundinE
Cleveland. Ohio. Rlmrh
sAIEsMAN-w1th ability 20 set hear.
ing WITH engineers ard purchasing
agents. splendid opportunity ard ferr-
tory open TO biN producers Mr Adams.
HoN tea. station G. Cleveland Ohio.
McAal
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-05-11
CONGRESSMAN EXPECT
?. EXTRA SESSION SOON
Senators Overman and Cummins Say That
Congress Must Consider War Problems

THERE is little the minds of leaders congress
sojouning in Hawaii that President Wilson call
session of congress orpedoing
ania Friday and the topedong ofhe American ship GuAght
last Saturday both Of which resulted in Americans
While the great majority Of the congressman present
the Island Of Hawaii those who undoubtedly
feet the views Of the entire 1t is however that
the call when issued will be for gathering within earlier
than thirty days after the call issued President being
that nearly half hundred of the congressman
many days distant from Washington.
CONGRESS SHOULD ASSUME BURDEN
Commenting this angle Senator Lee s. of North
Carolina said yesterday liz -. O..
II do only consider possible very probable
dent Wilson will call session 1t would be only fair him
self to do UP this time he has
burden his shoulders 1t is time congress
take of the burden While look for call for special
sion do the President take action until
has abated somewhat and people able think
and nationally have received from Washington
would not be fair the President reveal the
opinions but would be fair until
dent makes We all adhere his
neutrality until he speaks himself"
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MAINLAND NOTABLES
(. J" ARE AMONG DROWNED
German Torpcdoes Ripped Vessel Wide Open
and She Sunk In Twenty Minutes q

ASSOCIATED PRESS FEDERAL w1RELEsS) ...f VI
DIRK May oO 1873 Americans aboard the torpedoed liner
~ Lusania lis ostnd eventythrce have been saved
This the information cabd by the American consul Queens
town to the state department at Washington e.. VA
Sxyeght bodies have been OF thirty-thee
those of rsss of econdclass
seng two of Storage and twelve uncassihed
Unofficial eetmates compiled carefully possible approach
closely that Of the consul They the number of Americans
board at 100 and those saved at less than seventy 800
Revised figures give total aboard 1884 total
$685. total board 1912 total survivors accounted for 1903 total s
mated lost 1916 st"'.# Is@
NOTABLES MISSING: BODIES RECOVERED ~tEH
Americans whose bodies have been recovered .. s
CHARLES FROHMAN-Theatrical magnate
MRS. AMELIA MCDONALD.
DIR. F. S. PEARSON. sa
PATRICK GALLON. .Ha FIX e&s
Americans among those for sst5eRtks
ALFRED VANDERBILT-Multimliona society md
horseman. 7Es5s3tgf.ss
Ebert HUBBARD AND WIFE-Authors and publishers.
CHARLES KLEIN-Playwright
JUSTUS MILES FORMAN-Author. 80 - .n.ass
HERBERT SToNE-Elder of Melville E. Stone general
manager of The Associated Press. ~
All hope of their They listed
mong the 1900 bodies that probably will
CREW OF SHIP WAS HEROIC
Though there conflicting testimony the narratives of
ivo the handling Of the boats that the evidence
whole gives comforting belief that the best traditions Of the
merchant marine lived by officers and and the
put the safety of the passengers before their
The horror of the first that followed the explosion
grows additional details of what happened in
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CARPATH|ANS HAVE
Severe STRUGGLE:
THOUSANDS TAKEN
nat- 1a3a. ~
Vienna Reports Capture Of Many
Prisoners Since Battle OF
GaIiCia Began
Heavy Bombardment of Turkish
Forts BY Allies Draws
No Response
tAssociatod Press by Federal wireless

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless.)
LONDON, May 9.-on Ianu ami sea,
kos:ilities are proceeding vigorously in
the entire theater of hostilit1es, but
the severest conflicts are In the Car
pathians, whore the newly undertaken
Austro. German offensive Is being
thrust forward savagely into the body
of the Russian armies.
Says the latest Official bulletin post
ed in Vienna: Our advance into
Western Galicia continues and the
forces Of the Teutonic allies now have
reached the Wisloka.
IAN the passes Of the Beslid
range are In our possession, with the
exception Of Lupkow pass"
10000 BROUGHT FROM FRONT
Since the battle or Galicta opened,
Vienna says that one hundred thousanS
prisoners have been taken, Of which
seventy thousand have been brought
back from the front.
Petrograd asserts that the Austro-
German advance Is slacKening ana
has begun to show unmistakeable
signs Of fatigue aud irresolution. The
foes enormous losses, say the Rus
slams, have. been out Of all proportion
to the progress they HAYS maze.
Paris hears, from the French admiral
with the Allies feet in the Mediter-
ranean, that a heavy bombardment OF
the Turkish Notifications lining the
Dardanelles drew no reply yesterday
Apparently the forts have been bat
tered down and the guns put out OF
commission as far as Fort Niagara
! That important defense Is inside the
Narrows, at the top Of tho promontory
OF Abydos, on the south shore Of the
strait. ,...a'
TURKs REPORT ALLIES REPULsED
Constan:iuople,, never conceding any
thing, gives 1t out that the landing
parties of the Allies have been dri zen
back with heavy losses 70 positions
under the protection Of the fleet.
Along the entire Franco. German
front there were no movements of in
fantry yesterday, though an 1ndecisive
artillery duel was maintained inter
r.ittently.
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ENTIRE WORLD
AWAITS UNITED:
STATES ACTION
Grave Importance Of Decision
America Must Make
Deeply Realized
President Wilson and Cabinet
Giving Consideration To
nothing Else
tAssOctated Press by Federal wtrsless.l

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless.)
WASHINGTON, May ga America
is facing a grave problem, the solution
Of which will be of lasting importance
to history. The entire wotld is wait
ing with acute expectancy for the III +
mate course of action to be taken. -
This is a synopsis Of opinion here last
night among those In high place.
Heartsick is the best word to de-
scribe the deep shock. Realization To-
day Is fuller and sadness and gravity
deeper than yesterday.
TRAVELLERS WERE WARNED
Secretary Bryan pointed out that the
state department had done its utmost
to discourage Americans from travelling
on anything but imperative business or
personal affairs. Many were refused
passports.
No formal declaration Of intent or
policy VIII be made until the govern.
,nent feels itself ready to speak or
both the humane and legal aspects of
the case.
President Wilson Is giving his con-
alteration to nothing else. In a stare
ment issued last night through his sec.
Rotary, Joseph Tumulty, he bespoke
the patience Of the nation and its con-
fdence that he would act not only ear,
nestly but firmly.
DON'T ROCK THE BOAT ,
This is not the time to rock the
boat said Secretary Bryan, in more
homely phrase. z"t
Senator Stone Of Missouri. chairman
Of the senate committee on foreign re
lations, Joined in counselling calmness
The sinking of the American steamship
Gulfight off tho Sicily Isles last Satur
day, he said, was a more serious offenst
against neutral rights than the destruc
ton Of the Lusitania, which, althoagl
an unarmed merchantmen, was a vesse
belonging to one Of tbs bclligsrent
powers.
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communication with the navy depart
ment regarding the Maryland so far &c
the congressional party Is concerned. -
Representative r. W. Austin of Tel
nes5ee also gave an intimation that he
expected O. special congressional session
just before he stepped aboard the
steamer KiIauea yesterday afternoon
bound with the members Of his party
for Hilo and the volcano.
PLANS IN ABEYANCE
Though he stated that he had heard
nothing definite and proposed to carry
out his tour to Hawaii he added: II
had planned to continue on with our
party to the Orient but those plans
are now In allegiance
None Of the congressman would dis.
cuss the Lusitania incident, declaring
they were too far distant to have de-
tails and that any statements they
made might be embarrassing to the pre-
rident and the state department.. They
all deprecated the large loss Of life
with grave shakes of the head but
would not discuss the sea tragedy.
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BORAH EXPECTS
NO NEW POLICY

Associated Press by Federal Wreless.)
BOISE, Idaho, May O. Senator
Borah, q Republican member Of the
foreign relations committee, said here
last night in q signed statement:
II anticipate no change in the policy
Of the administration at Washington.
I'm the series Of revolutions that
have laid Mexico waste we have lost
more citizens than went down with tho
Lusitania.
There exists no reason why wo
should apply a different policy to Ger
many.
Personally, don't agree with a
peace at-any- price policy I believe tho
American Republic should face a world
In arms rather than have 1t said that
American women may be violated and
American men murdered at our very
doorsteps with iInpunity''
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DEMANDS
CONCEDED BY CHINA.

The following oGicial dispatch from
Toxic, dated one a. m, Sunday, was
received here last night by II, Arita,
acting Japanese consul general:
The chinsse foreign minister call
cd Last night on Minister Hioki. the
Japanese representative at Peking, ana
handed him note conceding all tho
demands contained in Japan's ulti-
ratum.n 1870
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MRS. CARMAN FREED BY
JURY ON FIRST BALLOT

tAssociated Press by Federal WirelessD
M1NEoLA, Long Island, May O.
Mrs. Florence Conklin Carman was
acquitted here yesterday Of the muir
der OF Mrs. Louise D. Bailey, commit
ted last June in the once Of Mrs, Gar
mans husband, . physician. On tine
first trial last fall, the Jury disagreed.
The state charged that Mrs. Carman
was jealous. It was shown that she
had installed a dictagtaph in the doc,
tors Office during his absetice and had
torn 1t cut the day after the shooting.
A verdict was reached yesterday on
the first ballot and the defendant lett
for her home at Freeport, with her
husband, beaming.
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CALIFORNIA URGES ACTION

SACRAMENTO, May O. With in
tent to inform President Wilson Of the
sentiment Of California on the destruc-
ton of the Lusitania, concurrent reso-
lutions we're, introduced yesterday IN
the senate and assembly as follows:
Resolved, That the legislature con.
vey to the President and the people
an endorsements of whatever action, no
matter how severe, the President may
deem warranted.
''Phe ler islature Of the State Of
California recommends that immediate
steps be taken TO increase the navy
in order TO furnish adequate protection
for the honor Of the nation and the
lives Of its citizens" -" -.
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SUBMARINE U-39 ::
SANK LUS|TAN|A

(AsSociated Press by Federal wiTeless.)
GENEVA, Switzerland, May Obs
patches to the newspapers here from
Munich declare that the .Lusitania was
sunk by the submarine USE, which al
ready has q long list Of exploits to its
account. ~
Throughout Southern Germany and
especially among the villages ON the
upper Rhine there is great rejoicing
and the houses are bedecked with flags,
as in honor Of q notable victory.
The school children have been given
half holiday.
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PETRoaRAD is SILENT

Libau Is given In the reference books
as a city of $500 population. Recent
Berlin bulletins have chronicled
steady advance Of Gatman forces into
the. Russian Baltic provinces, far to the
north of the previous heavy fighting,
silence from Petrograd would indicate
that Russia has been too much preoc,
cupied in the carpathians to pay much
attention TO, events farther north
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-05-11
STOCK MARKET BREAKS BAD

NEW YORK. May 8. - Always q
barometer Of commercial sentiment,
the, stock market broke bsdly today
under an avalanche Of selling orders,
placed by those who were charmed by
the grave possibilities CONTINGENT upon
the wholesale loss Of American lives In
the destruction Of the Lusttapia,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-05-11
BERLIN ANNOUNCES
CAPTURE Of L|DAU

Z (A"sociated Press by Federal. WlIeless.)
BERLIN, May 8.-An oficial bullo-
tin from army headquarters today an
the, rH"ture Of Libau, the Rus
sian Baltic port, In the government
of oourland, with, 1900 prisoners.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-05-11
THREE GERMANS ABOARD

IA--N~Frfsf Press bv Federal Wireleas.)
LONDON, May 9s--Lloyd's weekly
says this morning thar Detective Pier
pont Of Liverpool, who was travelling
in the Lusitania. had arrested three
Germans who had taken passage book
ed as Americans. All Of them were
drowned. w."
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BIG FRElGHTER IS SUNK

(AssdcUted Press bV Federal wireless.D
LONDON, May 9.--The big Wilson
limo freighter Truro was sunk yester.
dBy by the German submarine U-39.
All the crew were saved. E4.
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SAFE, SURE, ALWAYS cURBs.

DO not suffer from cramp collie or
pain in the stomarh' when Chaml rr
lain : COlic, Cholera and DiarrhorH
Remedy goes to the right spot and
gives immediate relief. You cannot
afford to be without it IL YOU are sub
lr,t to attacks Of this kind. For sale
~ all Dealers Benson, Smith \ Co.,
Ltd. agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-05-11
PRESIDENT WILSON Is CELEBRATING

ASSOCIATED FEDERAL wIRRLEss)
WASHINGTON aJoseph the President
wv
White
Tho President situation to the
considering calmly
n
with elaboration
hrnness' ~ +--
LET THINK'-VoN BERNsToRFF
-
N questions
sinking Luatana
Railroad
last Washington -
a submarine
DELIBERATE ATTACK
yesterday
deliberately orpeded
-
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BERLIN PAPERS JUBILANT

Associated Press by Federal WirelCss.)
LONDON, May 8. An Amsterdam
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
company says today: The news
papers of Berlin display the sinking Of
the Lusitania in their tallest type.
They hail it as a now triumph for the
German naval policy and an answer to
the destruction on the German Pacific
Fleet in the battle Of tho Falkland Is
lands
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SIX COAST PERSONS SAVED

fA-'oci-ted r-"ss nv federal Wireless.l
SAN FRANCISCO. Nav Six OF
tho ) thirty-six passengers from the
Pacific Coast known to have been on
board the Lusitania are among the
rescued. " ~.
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TOXIC, May Else Japanese for.
ei IN once has been officially notified
that China accepts the Japanese ulti-
matum without gratIlcation,