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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-10
Fine Healthy Child
Convincing Evidence
Simple Inexpensive Remedy Checks
Early Tendency to Consti.
nation.

About tho first thing impressed on
tho young mother is the necessity for
regularity in her baby, which brings
up the question OF the most desirable
laxative for children's use.
Mrs. Jesse Richardson, Philpot KY,
says she has used DR.. Caidwell's Syrup
Pepsin for the past year and that
there is no medicine in the world Ike
It. She writes. MY little son. William
Jr.. Just loved II because It is so pleas
ant to take. and everybody talks about
his being such flne healthy boy"
Or. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Is q
compound of simple laxative herbs,
free from any opinte or narcotic drug.
and Ia the standard remedy for con-
ntipation in thousands of homes
throughout the land. Drug stores
everywhere sell OF for hfty cents a
bottle. Get bottle of this excellent
remedy, and have It in the house. A
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-10
HIGH SCHOOLS
ARE IMPROVED
IN THIS STATE
Hundred and Two Have Been
Made Better by the Ac-
ton of the State.

Improvements OF some kind were
made in 102 West Virginia high
schools for the year 1914-l5, accord
ing to the annual report OF L. L.
Friend, state supervisor Of high
schools, which Is just off the press.
The list OF these improvements In
cludes anything from the purchase o.
dozen or more books for the library
up to the construction of new high
school buildings.
The statements are brief in regard
TO each school and enumerate only
the more important improvements.
For Charleston It includes the com-
pietion OF the new high school build
ing al a cost OF Sl50.0O0. TIE addition
of SIS volumes TO the library. aud IN
increase in teachers salaries amount
ing to s7f5. The cost OF equipping
the new high school was approximate
ly $4,000.
Improvements noted In some Of the
high schools in this section of the
state include the following:
Ansted-Eishty-flve volumes we're
added to the library. a total of $3.50
was expended for additional furniture
and equipment An agricultural club
was organized and did much 10 I'm
prove community interest in the work
Of the high school. The amount ex-
pended for teachers salaries was in.
creased S345.
Observation-Disclosures was purchased
for manual training and domestic sci
ence at q cost OF $780, Twenty-Five
volumes were added 10 the library.
The amount expended for teaches
salaries was Increased s1,0l2.
Rerwind-Eorty-tiv volumes were
added to the library. Other improve
ments were made at q cost OF sos.
Buckhannon-one hundred and
twenty-five volumes were added 10 the
library. A total of $500 was expended
in improvements. The amount ex-
pended in teachers salaries was in
creased 1895.
Clay county high school-Eauip-
ment was purchased for domestic SCI.
ence, manual training and physics. The
amount expended In teachers salaries
was increased Sl,120.
Oak Hfll-Apparatus and supple:
for chemistry and biology were pur,
chased. Thirty-fivc volumes were add
ed to the library. The total cost Of
improvements was $500.
Mason nprovements were made
to the bull. ing costing $1,000. TIL,
amount expended in teachers. salar
ies was increased 1860.
Logan's New Building.
Logan-A new high school building
was under construction. One hundret
volumes were added to the library
The course of study was extende,
.s.au threa years To four 1aara. TIL
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-10
Montclair Now Has
HYGIENE Housemaids

MoNTcLA1R, N. j.. Dec. 1o-Hy-
gienic housemaids are the latest In
novation in aIontclair. Tho local
health department has announced tat
IL will conduct examinations and issue
certificates OF health to domestics for
q 50 fee. Chauffeurs, coachmen Gna
gardeners also may secure certificates
under the same arrangement. which
is optional so far as the health depart
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-10

subjects added were physics, house
hold science. botany. geology, animal
husbandry. Roman history, CONNER
cial geography. sewing and music.
The amount expended for teachers
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-10

cation and the issuance of certificates
to those who pass. The standard wages
for those who qualify in the examina-
lions is S25 per month.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-10

mont is concerned.
The plan is an elaboration OF the
idea of standardizing household help
in Montclair. and is TO be carried out
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-10

with the cooperation of the board of
education. The health certificate idea
has the Endorsement OF the house,
wives league. which has undertaken
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-10

to standardize the household help.
The latter plan involves examinations
at tho department OF domestic SCI
ence conducted by the board Of edu-
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22
Roll--ro whom ssed--peseriptlon of
Property.

Unknown. Tot lat, plat OF Henderson and
GrifnthE' sub Of the Q. t6 acres OF y G.
StS. In springwells. Wayne Co, Mich.
Part
Unknown. lot las. last named sub. Part /
Ts2t--For Constructing virined Crock Lst-
bounded by Central. Green Fernaale aud
DIX avenues, where not already built
OF lot OF r. c. 90 In T. 2 r.. II. IL r..
for j. Belknsp and A. s. Drake in spring
unknown. LOT %, last named sub. !. Part
Unknown. as e. lot "a, BURNS sub. OF
that part Of lot T. lying 81 Dix Road OF
the sub. OF p G. 90. springwolis. Wayne
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

7ssi--For Constructing vitrihed Crock Lat
erai Sewer No. 25Ti In alley In block
bounded by Reddig and Hump avenues,
line 50s.s n. Of q HE Of Essex avenue.
and Essex avenue
Unknown lot 20 block n. Jefferson Park
sub OF the Jefferson Park Realty Co. IN
the City OF Detroit Mich, Wayne Co..
Part
Unknown. lot %. block b last named sub.
Part
Unknown lot %. block II. last named sub.
Part
7ssg-For Constructing vitrihcd Crock lat
ersl Sewer No. 1852 IN alley In block
bounded by fTindic. Russell. Westminster
ard Kenwood avenues.
Unknown lot 81. Kenwood sub OF lots 10.
1s 10 and 10 and all that part OF lots II
and 10. lying WY OF the D. q ~ and
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

Unknown. 10, I. block n last named sub,
Part 4
Unknown lot g. block "a last named sub.
Part 4
TSet-For Constructing Vttriaed Crock Lat
eral Sewer No. 1854 In alley IN block
bounded by Ellery. Mt Elliott. Forest and
Hancock avenues. whore not already built
Unknown. n. Si,SS a. % :. i0i.lg ~. lot y
sub. 0f the est. % the late Peter Girard.
among his heirs being part OF the Leib
Farm ....,. ..... ,................ Part
Unkaown. n IS e. OF .. 70 a. lot q last
named sun ss.......ss.s.s ss...-. Fart
ffei-FeF- Constructing xitriaed Crock Lat
bounded hy Ashland. Alter Road. Jerer-
son and Kercheval avenues
Unknown lot eSI, Fox Creek cub. part OF
Y &. 80, City ot Detroit Wayne Co,
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

1sts--FOr Constructing Nftrihsd Crock lat
eral Sewer No. 25o6 IN alley In block
bounded BY Green and BEARD avenues.
Army snd Lisbon streets.
Unknown. lot 242 Loyetts sub az lots -,
II. 1s. rs 20. 90 20 20 -. 20 and 50 OF
Scetten and Lovetts Efh 81 all those
parts OF r. CO 267 and 40 living between
Fort street and n. NJ and 7. r n. and
W. OF waterman avenue. Springwells,
Wayne Co. Mich, 80. ,....4.. 49,. Part
Unknown. lot 2tI. last named sub. Part I
Unknown. lot 2is. last named sub. Part 4
7s9b--For Constructing vftrincd Crock Lat
srai Sewer no. 1850 In alley In block
bounded by Central. Florida, Wagner and
RIrkwood avenues.
Unknown lot l0s. plat Of Henderson and
C3rif1th's sub. OF the - acres ~ r. G.
b4a In springwells WAYNE Co, Mich
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

7s7f--For Constructing vifrihed Crock Tat
cral Sewer No. 1851 IN alley IN block
bounded BY Dexter. Wiidemsre. Maidstone
and Euclid avenues
Unknown. lot Az Wiidemcre Park sub. ~
4, sec. So, 10000 acre tract, Greenfield.
Wayne Co. Mich. ....4.s......... Part 4
,sss--For consfr1ctlng vitrIaed Crock lat
erai Sewer No zb7s VA alley IN block
bounded BY Central. Florida. Panama and
Mcoraw avenues
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

TTsi--For Construeting Nitrined Crock Lat
eral Sewer No, 2i4l IN Ashland avenue O.
OF Jefferson avenue.
Unknown lot go, Fox Creek sub part OF
p. G. i3o. City OF Detroit Wayne Co.
1lltti. t-ort
7Ts7-For Constructing vItrined Crock Lat
era Sewer No. 2tfT IN alleys IN blocks
bounded by Lenox aud GOBLIN avenues
Waterloo avenue ana City Line
Unknown. lot I63 block 3. Jefferson and
Mack avenue sub. or that part OF r c.
sss n. OF Jefferson avenue. Crosse Pointe
Wayne Co. Mich. ..k...,........ Part
unknown. lot is4. block 5. last named SUBJ
Part
7sss-For Constructing vitrihed Crock Lat
eral Sewer No. s5sS In alley IN block
bounded by Wilson. SchmntdleI. Hazel
wood and Taylor avenues.
- -. -.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

9s0s-For Constructing Nftrined Crock To-.
eral Sewer 40. 1926 IN alleys in blocks
bounded BY Whitman, Hnpp. Jefferson
and Freud avenues.
Unknown. lot J. block A. Jefferson Park sub
81 the Jefferson Park Realty Co IN the
city % Detroit Wayne CO. Mich. Part
Unknown lot 2. block \, last named sub;
Unknown. lot .. block A. last, named snb'
Part
UNKNOWN, lot 4. block A last named sub,
Part
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

7sg9---For Constructinr Yitrihed Crock Lat
erai Sewer No 1850 In alley I'm block
bounded by Oneida. Phillip and Waterloo
avenues
Unknown. lot iai. Hutton ana Nails High
view Park sub. OF part Of y e. a2I be-
tween Kerchcvai and Mack avenues CITY
~ nnfrnlf and TNtn OF Grnnnn unI..aA
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

SO 81 81 % % rs
pa Is % 81 g pa
To- % 81 a 50 So
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

~ sub. OF that part OF lot Z. p. G. go lying
Z ely Of Woodmere avenue, springwelis,
Unknown lot 50. last named SUBJ. Part
Unknown lot q. last named sub. Part I
|7so--ror Constructing vitrined Crock lat
!, eraf Sewer No. 1f1e IN alley IN block
bounded by Martin and Daniels avenues
Horatio street and Herbert street ex-
l,nknown. lot Il, u. Burkes sub. OF o. I. .
~ the rub. OF the Thos. Ciixby est, also
. marked In red Ink on Martin Farm, p. G.
1le fpringwciis Wayne Co, Mich. Part 4
|Io1--For Contracting vitrined Crock Lat
sra1 Sewer No. afS7 IN alleys in blocks
bounded by Central and Parkinson ave-
MUGS. n. g. n r. and Emerson street.
Unknown. lot tiT, Flick and Haryey's sub.
q lot % Haggerty's sub. OF part Of
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

rert n g ~, r. g 60. city OF Detroit,
uo = VIZ censtrs Ssa visrIsed crock f's,.
erei SEVER No. 1eae On sIleya In blocks
ceco1<t ~ Martin. Llverncis Gladys and
Urk1cvr let n. waFnst.s sub. Of :. 81
4c<rs ~ iof j. g. ece springwells
(o---fcr corstractinr viirined crock lat.
<<1l &~<f No. 1f8l ~ alleys IN block
+ 1<.rir1 ~ rtEQie, ffcnwood. Milford and
1'cc~o. 16f ;,k nfech Hurst william I.
~ rch Sf ely part ~ frnc. So !.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

IIoe--For Constructing vitrfned Crock lat
= ernl Sewer No. atss IN alley IN block
bounded By ssth and 54th streets. Nc
\ Draw and Warren avenues.
/. Unknown. lot II. block ?. Fyfe Bareclr
" and Warren's Sub. OF that part OF p. G
18o. lying between Horatfo street and
\. warren avenue City OF Detroit and TWP
81 Hprinfwefis wayne Co. Mich. Part
\ unfnown. lot u. block .. last named sub,
y unknown. lot Il. block j. last named SUB.
/. uzknown. lot Il. block .. last named sub,
unHnevn. lot 70. block |, last named sub,
unknown. lot d. block .. last named sub,
unknewn. lot a. block .. last named sub,
unE.swn. lot -. block .. last named SUB,
Unknewn. lot q. block .. last named sub,
unknswn. lot Is. block .. last named sub,
unKno~p. lot -. block .. last namss SUB;
44ee--ror Constructing vItrined Crock Lat
IA orai sewer No. 1so6 IN alleys In blocks
g kounded BY Lawndale. Norman. Pitt en-
& tented and Woodmefe avenues.
3 f-nknown lot IS. Robt. n. Grind1ey,s sub
- - n 4 ~ - aTfh n d
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22
sEwrRs-tce.a'

i / +. | /
sets sets Sets Get. OTIS cts
~ Il e 3: Is
~ s Il I 3 ~
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

Il II II
s. 81 - 70 50 7@
ISL q % % 60 ru
'n a 30 % /" To-
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

'65f--FOr COnetTuctInE NItrInfd Nr0rk Iat-
erai Sewer no. 2s42 in alley In block
bounded by Russell Greeley. westmin ster
and Kenwood avenues.
Unknown. lot 80. Kenwood sub. OF lots 10
Ia tytny 49, - ths ~ =; ~ sS ~
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

srai Sewer No. 1881 IN alley IN block
bounded by E1iery, Mt Elliott. Willis and
W Cnnneld avenues
& unknown LOT p TrauFott SEMINARS Sub. Of
=. a portion OF the Leih Farm, City 81 De-
= froIf. WAYNE Co. Mich ~. 1890. Part
Unhnown Lot .. last named sub. Part
95oe--For Constructing vitrined Crock Lat
oraf Sewer No. 74T6 IN alley In block
bounded By Central and Parkinson ave-
nues Emerson AND Parkwood streets
T1nknown lot ST. Palms sub OF the My
part OF q. l. IL p. c. 90. City or Detroit.
Wayne Co. Mich. -. Part z
Unknoun. lot ST. Friek and Harvey's sub.
% lot Of Hagserty.s sub Of part Of
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

SIS Ia ia . 70 II %
40 81 q % 50 sa
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22
~, LsrERsL sEwERs-'c'.n."sd
b f-n--ro WHOM Reconsideration of

-t1es- ~For consfructlng vitrined Crock Lat
y <r1f eeHar No. HIS in alley In block
6ounded BY CITY Line. Hamilton Bouie-
4. YARD c0llhgwood and Lawrence avenues
I,nkn oun- lot O. Ranney'e Boulevard sub.
ana part u Afley and Canin avenue as
<a1afed of iofs A ard \ OF plat Of sly ts
n<f&s OF A. soc. ge ln.0ee acre tract City
~ pstroif TWP. OF Greenfield, Wayne Co.
& ust 'ss < i'iss ri iot 10, last named sun
:e7e<--For constructing vitrined Crock Lat
srni ecwer No 34tt. IN alleys IN blocks
1. bounded by Reddig, Evans, hssex ana
unbn ssa s'i ies q. block p, jefferson Park
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

as--For constructing Vitrihed Crock Tat
erai Sewer No 1888 In alleys in blocks
bounded by Alter Road city Line. Jener'
son and Kcrcheyai. avenues.
Unknown. lot p Turnhull and Epsteans. JET
ferson avenue sub. OF part OF lot 1 ol
village OF Crosse Pointe Park wayn,
unknown. $ rs II lot .. last named sub.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

." 81 a "a 50 Sc
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

TTSs-For ConstructinE Nitrined Crock Lat
eral Sewer No. 2ts3 In alley In block
bounded BY Wilson. Schonittdiel. Euclid
The Detroit times., 1915-03-22

'll-Te Whom Assssssd--p Description OF

9SiS-Foy Constructing Nitriued crock Lat
eral Sewer No aSos In alley in block
bounded BY Hecchwood avenue. Woodrow
street Milford avenue and Moore Place.
Unknown. lot n, beech Hurst. William L.
Holmes sub. OF ely part OF frae. sec. .,
tract 2 " II E. Greenfield Wayne
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-22
THE DAYS OF 20, AND TO-DAY

Sixtsevet years ago this week John w MARSHALL native
New Jersey discovered the first gold California Coon,a
Dorado County about forty miles and north OF
Marshall had entered into Of partnership with John Suffer-
aSwss and exFrench officer who had settled
before where stands had from the
Mexican large land grants and who owned
and maintained hundreds of native Col
developing crude wapower the Amercsn
amL long tarace had been dug walking along this tail
race early in the afternoon 81 January noticed
tiny, dull yellow Jumps mnglng with the
earth and Debating whether it worth while
his back to investigate he finally picked up deciding upon
Two three days later having gathered small poucfu
to the Fort Suffers headquarters called and
potenate mysterious conference From tests
there Instituted determined that the humps truth
nuggets Of almost pure gold California had been expora
ton for 800 and for nearly century had been occupied
Spanish Mecans and There over 1000 Amer
within Its borders 8 the time the government passed
to the United States. = i ,ssls "EER -.
Today California has produced approximately billion
lars gold the governments incomplete placing the sum
at about $0oo0O0 The high reached in 1856 with
$o4 The present output about $2l 100000 annually Not
whandng efforts the part of Suffer to
it, of the discovery leaked by midsummer of
848 virtually the whole California popuce Turned to gold
gpches for 800 miles along the Serras Nuggets worth 81
$4,000 of 1t is estimated that ten m
lion dollars had been ooped by the close Of 848 before
mighty thrush from the in The early godseekers having
knowledge Of mining metargy believed that the deposits
had washed down from source high the Sierra-a
mountain of gdand Of expeditions
undertaken Gold quartz discovered 1851 dspeled that
theory Some Of the lodges located that year have followed
worked During the thirty years following 1885, some
extracted from the hills of little group
by the hydraulic This finally prohibited by owing
to the huge quantities Of debris washed down upon valleys
history over 100000 crossing the plains going by ls49
alone. ~ .a.- e.4,| g.g.,. ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-22
BEAUTY AND THE BILLBOARD

he law is progressive scienceven M legal procedure
badly behind with usand occasionally resort takes
long bold step forward that surprises whole community
pleasantly says the Chicago Tribune, sys t8
.2Our has treated pleasant
prise in its decision in the Chicago billboard has upheld
city ordinance declared null and void
which, by giving property residential districts
right to veto ugly unsighy and offensive bbonrs BY Withholding
consent enables them and consequently the whole
to control the billboard and the amenities Of
city streets to cultivate external beauty and
narrow to reckon with national artistic
standards #26 Et 1870 90 HlG5t sa@ss NC
"A few years the cous everywhere treated billboard
aon ordinances with and legam Safety they held
in billboard construction the cities had right demand and
beauty were strangers to the law and the citizens who complained
of uginess rsked rdicuIe. ssaSssss ys sft&
We have moved onward and forward since city planning
movement the educational campaign for civic the
ton of the landscape and the development
spred to raise the legal standards Of outdoor living
he courts marching and the choice between beauty
and the beast OF towering screaming offensive bboafdiss
ting to be consonant with and public interest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-22
BOY scoUn ANr1vRRsEAiRsEss !,

Seven years ago Saturday General Sir Baden or.
ganized the Boy Scouts of Since hero Mafenp
has extended his organization around the modified
suit every country II brought 70 Aea 1910
once seized the imagination of the American boy Under the
the Boy Scouts Of America Love Of scouting
eraf Baden Powell through reading the Cooper
and Major Marriatt and through his gifts
with only 700 men, he held Mafeng against Beers for
sever months till the British relief Dufing this siege he
made scouting expeditions outside Of the every night
organized the first band Of boy army which
was OF great assistance to him in his hold Mafeng This
WINGED him that the whole empire need
ton but his ideas did take definite studied such
writers outdoor life Thompson with
Woodcrat Indian Brotherhopd which numbered 100000
American boys Then that the purely military conception
of the Scout that Baden Powell had in mind gave
and finer ideal Of training boys through
around knights OF duty and emergency every channel
life lr&@5| ~ Y. =, 1>sgj.,3. i ~
Today there 100000 Boy Scouts in the world
and America stands the head the list
lera Baden Powell to the United States Thompson
Seton marched his 100000 Woodcra Indian Brotherhood boys
under the banner Of the Boy Scouts Of America Boys
country began shower letters for application membership
the heads OF the organization and today the
country number $4,000 Over these scout masters
and the Scouts Law for this biggest organization youth
country reads follows Honor among eay
ldence employers and
whose low descending views from the hand generous
done Chivay towards and girls protection
and consideration for the aged and n6r" has that
militant knghhood greed and selfish
and commerciaism Of American life Thousands the boys
crowded cities have learned shoot ride skate swim run
tools and to know the woods and its Many their
scout uniforms have acquired sreiance
every occasion. IS T. x. s& s$4.as,k B2tfts ~ sn#.r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-22
|FEDERlL INSURANCE
F0RIGOTTOA CARGO
But Government Refuses TO IN
sderwrlte Steamer Dacia, Bound
( From Galveston 10 Bremen
tAasociatsd Press ~ Federal wirslsss.l

ASSOCIATED Press hy Federal WfreieSs.l z
WASHINGTON, january q. score
tary McAdoo yesterday announced that
the government marine insurance bu.
foau had undsftFfttepI me ,value Of me
cotton cargo being carried By the
steamer Dacia direct from Galveston
TO Bremen, but that no insnrancs had
been written on the steamer herself.
!, The Dacia d German steamer
which has come under American. reg
lister, the exact status Of which, whiie
cleared for a German port, the British
have declined TO make ruling ON and
have replied unfavorably 70 the sug-
geStion that she be granted Immunity
from seizure during the one direct voy-
age.
It IS understood that the rate charged
on the Dscia cargo Is four per cent. q,
A new complication has arisen In
the case Of tho steamer creenbriar,
carrying cotton to Bremen. she was
detained and searched By the British,
in spite OF the fact that she had
certihcato Of search from the British
consul in New york. The American
government asked the British for an
explanation, but in the meanwhile,
after holding the Greenbriar for two
days, the British released her. -
On arrival at Bremen the captain
+ : = il 4. + 4. . = .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-22
THE WORTHY SON OF a GREAT PRESIDENT

II is interesting note that when the bIboards the
try carrying the large Aneuser Busch posters with pic
lures OF Presidents Lincoln Grant Garfield Cleveland James
Garfield at communicated with the Anheuser Busch Com
pany stating that his father total abstaner quoted
tracts from of his fathers public which repu-
dated the saoo and requested that the Garfield posters
mediatey withdrawn The St Louis beer manufacturers instantly
complied with the request and all Garfield posters we're at
pasted :. - WI 3. a
James R. Garfield Of the mayred President was the
candidate OF the Progressive party
Mr. Garfield who was born in 1865 just the close Civil
War has served his State the lower house congress-
secretary Of the interior under President Roosevelt He man
Of sterling Christian character public record is above
proach. /, .is ..." ~. w.
He is representative OF the growing company influential
political leaders who outsPokeny committed against liquor
traffic. M .@..f. 3d.. 4. .."s 81, -
During the Ohio campaign this year gave
support the prohibition amendment speech he declared
for Statewide and nationwide prohibition
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-22
INITIATE
LOSSES Of FRENCH
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page one)
ment from SCISSORS. They have
reduced their infantry losses four
fifths, thanks to improved artil-
lery, and destroyed numerous
German batteries.
Summarizing the operations the
review says that the French have
made ten perceptible general adj
vances as compared TO twenty
general Withdrawals Of the enemy.
The final victory will depend upon
the Allies inexhaustible patience
and minute preparedness. The
Getrnan offensive has already
been broken and the defensive
will be broken. =, Gt&tst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-22
Russo-GERMANs ! SUSPECTED

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wirslsss) =
PETRoGRAD. January 22.-
Grand Duke Nicholas, comman-
der-in-chief of the Russian army,
has issued a warning to the troops
to beware Of appeals which have,
been circulated among them in
some places in the war area bear
ing the name Of the Russian Em-
peror and urging peace. ~,
Grand Duke Nicholas, in his
proclamation, says that the
enemies of Russia are finding
themselves unable to resist RUS
sian military tactics and prowess,
and are as last expedient re-
sorting to the utmost insolence
and baseness." 4