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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-31

To its many subscribers. old and
new, the Daily Express is offering a
most unique premium that should at
once become popular in every home ia
Chickasha where there is refrigera-
tor or ice box The blanket is made
OF vegetable parchment, is thoroughly
sanitary and its value lies in the fact
that it excludes heat from the outside
and retains the cold air beneath Just
place the blanket loose over exposed
side of ice, top or front, tucking the
edges in. 1t viii keep the outside
warm air from coming in contact with
the ice and save one half, and VIII
not decrease refrigeration. The blan-
ket is not porous so 1t viii not become
musty or strong smelling. won't dis
solve or go to pieces when wet, so you
need have no fear OF clogging the
drain pipe. Don't use any more por-
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or newspapers on your ice.
The only consideration necessary 10
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pay one months subscription in ad-
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cents-and our solicitor. or collectors.
and You one Or the blankets
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II you d. not desire to advance your
subscription one month, the ice blan-
ket may be bought at this office.
Price 10 cents.
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MUSIC AT
The PARK

Special attractions for the enjoy
meni Of The pleasure loving Of Chick
ssha are to be furnished at Shanoaa
Springs Sunday afternoon and even
ing when there VIII again be music by
the chickasha concert band
The feature is being furnished FREQ
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SHORT STORIES
THE TO W N


W. F. Lee. formerly associated with
A. J, Norris in the yellow Barn, open
ed a new livery barn this morning. He
IS opening with number OF horses
and rigs al the old Brick Barn loca-
tion. pm chickasha avenue, where he
expects TO cater to the best trade OF
the town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-31
Results Yesterday.

Denison ? Oklahoma city ?, II in
nings darkness.
Sherman So, Aluskogee Al.
McAlester 3-2. TT Smith IL.
Paris :. Tulsa |.
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Results Yesterday.

Chicago "a, New York 80.
Cincinnati 6, Boston 5.
Pittsburg 2, Brooklyn 3.
st. Louis-Philadelphia, rain.
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cIassIfIeo aov.riIsement., sveh :,

Wanted" !" "'For Rent" For Sale.
etc, viii positively not be received for
the Express by phone, They must be
brought to the office. Please do not
phone them, 1t is embarrassing to us
to refuse to receiys them. 1877
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-31
Piano Bargain

4 sf0o piano, fine shape, viii take
SlSy' half cash. balance to suit; a
genuine bargain. Call 1901, Central
hotel. 1t
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! : : = : = = = ; = = > 4 = -
Results Yesterday.

New York 4, Chicago 6.
Philadelphia 3, Cleveland
Washington 8, st. Louis 0.
Boston 6. Detroit 7.
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Results Yesterday.
Chicago ., Buffalo J
st. Louis-Ncwark; rain.
Only two games scheduled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-31

Erpress want Aos srlns rssvl,a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-31

WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Standing Of the Teams.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Standing of the Teams.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-15


tage in their 20-round battle at New
Orleans yesterday, but the referees
decision of a draw seems to have
been just verdict, summarizing an
account of the fight by rounds.
One thing was proven: Dundee
has progressed, and in short time
should be a contender among the real
leaders Of the Freddie Welsh section.
Throughout the twenty rounds he
tore into his heavier opponent and
forced the fighting every inch of the
way. Only excellent condition en-
abled each man to keep the pace from
start to finish.
Dundee did his best work in rush
ing. Several times he forced the
southerner to the ropes. Mandot
fought himself out of dangerous sit
uations through the aid of a sturdy
right that damaged the New Yorker.
Mandot had the best punch and Dun
dee the greater aggTessiVeness.
Dundee will need a more powerful
wallop to land himself among the top
notchers of lightweight class. He
has time to develop, however; as he
fought at 126 pounds yesterday and
was strong. He can pick up nine
pounds and still make the weight de-
manded by Walsh.
Freddie Welsh is meeting tough
customer tonight in Jimmy Ander-
son, the Indianapolis ScOtchman. The
battle will be pulled of in Grand
Rapids, Mich, and is only carded for
six rounds. That viii give Anderson,
who is a rugged fellow of the Nelson
type, too short a time to get to the
champion.
Time after time Anderson has de-
menstrated that his punch puts them !
to sleep when it lands. Welsh, how
ever could keep away from a heavy
for six rounds. Anderson, though |
little known to fame, has a lengthy |
and creditable record, his trail being |
studded with knockouts. He is. built |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-15
BASEBALL SPORTS OF ALL SORTS BoXING5

kenosha's ali-star boxing show de4a
serves liberal patronage from Chi
cago fans tonight. Three fights ben
tween men of more than averaged
ability win be put on, to be pFeeededH
by a preliminary.
Chief interest centers ia the stTuga3
gle between johnny Ertle of st. PanlA
and Ruby Hirsch, Chicago bantamd
The two 115-pomders are 6ghters0
in every sense Of the word, and Ertlef
has jumped to the front in the last4
few months. 3
Right now the St. Paul midget isl
looked upon as future challenger
for the crown of Kid Williams, and
under correct handling he should9
succeed to the title. Ertle is peevedd
because Johnny Coulon declared he'd
lacked a punch. While the little field
low has never killed any one with hisI
fists he has done considerable dam1
age end is the personifcatiJu OF ag-
gTessEenes sd
His recent fights in EiiiwaukesL
have made him friends in this part
of the country. He is not ready too
meet champion yet, bIS is comiug39
Joe Yelling, Larney LiehtensteiR'sl
is a good fighter. He
made a good reputation for himselff
when he toured Australia in the tTaing
of Jimmy Clabby, and is much bet
ret man than when he crossed the
water. His right is a dangerous
weapon and liable to bring down any
man he colides with. I
Bobbie SeanIon is hardly in his
class. At the present time Yelling
stands Just outside the circle of lights
weight stars, but threatens to break
in on the slightest provocation. His
future, so far as good
bouts are. concerned, hinges on his
tonight, and he viii be sent
to the front to stir things up.
yelling has the advantage of good
handling, a big asset for any fighter.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-08
BURSTING SHELL ljPSETS
! n. MENTALITY OF OFFICER

4 LONDON, December 26, (corre.
spohdenee Of The Associated Press -
CONTINUATION Of stories that bursting
shells have upset men mentally BY ex.
ploding near them, sometimes without
iiniieting bodily injury, may be found
in the csse of Lieut.. Denys Cooke. OF
the Black Watch, who was attached 10
the Gordon Highlanders. Cooke has
lust returned home to fecuperate, The
last thing he reneplbers was sitting at
lunch In a supporting trench. This pre-
sumably was on November il. lie re-.
1golleets nothing from that time until
Noyembertl8, when he found himself in
q hospital train on the way to HaSre.
During the interval his mind was a
blank, though, as II now appears, be
wrote several post cards and letters
while in this state. They were clear
and lucid and were duly received by his
telativesI but d writing them young
Cooke has not the slightest recollection.
He does not even know what happened
ITO him in the trench, but the assnmp,
tion is that = shell burst very near his
head,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-08
MEXICAN POLICY
AGAIN AssA|LED
Senator Lodge Launches Bitter
Attack Against Presidents,
Watching and Waiting r.
tAlsoeiaisd Press b Federal wirslsss.)

D.. HEoclateo rreSa- ~ feoefal WireiesBD
z WARRINGTON, January 7.--senator
Lodge launched hitter attack yester-
day On the door Of the senate against
the Administrators Mexican policy,
declaiiag that the watching and wait
ing had brought the relations Of the
two countries to such pass that it s.
now III but too late for America to
avoid the military occupation Of the
southern Republic. L. !, +;
SENATOR STONE REPLIES 4
Senator Stone replied to Lodges at
tack, declaring that It was made for
partisan reasons and in an effort TO ais
countenanee the Administration in the
dttlcuit task It faced.
. This brought a second attack from
the Massachusetts senator, who asserted
that President Wilson'S personal ami
mostly towards Huerta had actuated his
former actions. and that now. with
Huerta gone and a worse condition re-
sllting, the Administration did not
know what to do.
PRESIDENT DROPS MEXICO
The absence Of any mention what
ever Of Mexico in the Presidents last
message, led to the belief, he said, that
the President now had no further Mex.
lean policy Of any kind. IS. u -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-08
GIRlINlL Is Held
PRISONER OF WAR
Germans Are Reported To Have
Arrested Archbishop Of 4
I5 MeOhIip In Belgium
lAe.oelslsa Pr,... y r.deral wIr,l...,

.a.
LONDON. January 7.--An Exchange
Telegraph despatch from Amsterdam
Quotes Berlin rsports q the eject thai
he German military autAorities Of Bel,
GUM have placed under arrest Cardinal
D, Mercier. archbishop Of Mechlin, on
. charge Of having advised the Belgian
Catholics within his Jurisdiction not 70
recognise the GeInan military admin,
istration.
ARREST CAUSES suRPRlsE
Thia arrest. says the. Berlin report,
has caused eonsternation among the
Roman Catholics Of both belgium and
Germany q
y A Bone aesps,ch 20 Berlin. forward
ga here VIA Amsterdam. sayS that inr
tense indignation over tho arrest Of
ArchbishOp Msrcisr has been aroused
u TIE Vatican and Il il expected that
.she Pope win szk for speedy redress. /,
Archbishop Mercier was craated d
cardinal m 1sj7,and IA the Balsian rep,
lesehtatits IN tina sacred College.
3 y VATICAN NO1sADvfsED I
Lata despstehss rsraivsdS here direct
from, Roma say that tina fsport concern,
ing tho dtfest Eof catdinal Maecier. has
created profednd impression. .This
-. -. u d. Ill 100 4 !. I. .Af....
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L =
Lords Are Present In Official
Robes But Ladies Appear IN
House Wearing Mcurnias For
Relatives Lost tsBattIetrOnts
sLAW FRENCH AND SERB
SUCCESSES, ELABORATED
Hero Of Soudan Throws Light Up
ison Russian Victories In Poland
and Caucasus, and Advance Of
Francs through AIsacs District
tAls0elatsa Prsa. b. Teasral WIreles..l J

4 (Assoeiated Press By Federal wireless.)
oNDoN. January THE hopse
~ Or lords met yesssrday. 4 month
ahead Of the opening Of tho
house Of commons, chisny In order TO
hear Lord Kitchener review the opera
lions Of the war up 10 date. !
Tho peers were present in their usual
robes. but In the pesresses gallery the
long row OF distingril he'd women was
conspicuous by the absence Of fashion.
able attire. 20 ia
WOMEN WEAR MoURNING
4 Virtually an were wearing mourring
for the loss Of some near relative who
had fallen victim In the war.
Lord Kitchener gave clear, concise
statement. He particularly emphasized
the severe check to the German as
pirationsi in the campaign In Poland, ",
the recent Turkish defeat IN the Can
casps and the Austrian defeat In
Galicia. n a
PRAISES FRENCH AND SERBS
He spoke Oh the, Noteworthy prog
ress made By the French in the opera
lions against the Germans east Of
Rheims and in Aisacs,,' and the Eek
traerdlnary acAiexsment Of the ssrv.
ans,' In defeating the Austrian armies.
kitchener said that he was satisAaa
with thu progress being made in the
recruiting caEapaign.
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IA,,o.,,..a 90. :, $3.50, $500.

Il COPENHAGEN, january I, "a The
National Tidsnds received 4 dispateh
from is copstanfinopls cofresponden
last night which states that the Tarco-
German battle cruiser Goeben, which
has been rechristensd the snltan selini,
has been sefioasly daA:aged ana win
not be ayailabld for sea acti6n Tor sew
erai months. isss Wv as''g fNe
The Sultan selihi, says the dispasch,
recently came into contact with two
Russian. mines, planted on the entrance
70 the Btsphorps receiving serious dam
age below the wateriine, 4 she was
saved from sinking bg Being beachea
In the Rpsphefus nntiI ternporatt re-
pairs could Be made. rs 4
the damaging Or the asfhaf shxiii-
stv to the furidsh hset has been kept
from the isnowIedgs Of me p6pulaee in
the Turkish Capital. az Aes Aesf 4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-08
GERMANY IS SHELTERlNG
:. HALF MILLION PRISONERS

BERNE, December 26.-(correspond-
ence of The Associated PressJ.
many is shelteriHg half a million pris,
oners of war including French, English
and Belgians according to g official fig
ures" published here. Besides, 100000
Polish and Russian workmen, surprised
by the war in their employment as farm
laborers in Germany, were detained.
This army of 100000 men is to be oc.
cupied in the winter in the dredging Of
rivers, building railways and canals in
the cultivation of virgin or boggy soil,
u ia estimated that before autumn,
1918, 100000 acres may be cultivated,
The $50 acres cultivated during the
winter will be already for thA raising
of potatoes next year. During the war
of 1871 about $4,000 French prison.
ers in Germany were also occupied In
cultivation and canal work on . large
scale. aa . ....I. Et,mf ~
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DEFEAT
III sbRI-EbNYSR
l[RITlBtE n0UT

Z lAsaociatsd Press BY Federal wireissA.) :
PETRoGRAD, january THE de-
feat Of the Turks by the Russians In the
big battle at sari- Kamysh Is complete.
The. Ninth Turkish corps Is annihilat,
cd. One Russian company has captured
Iskharn PashA, commander Of the corps,
IFS men were cut TO pieces.
Three division commanders have also
been captured and more than 100 ON.
GERS, constituting the entire command
The Tenth corps, which was also In
the battle, q now enaesvpring TO ss.
cape, closely pursued. Y f.&2es (.
The Turks showed great braysry IN
their fghting blti lacked eficient or
ganization. '2 ~
The victory Of tho Russians at sari.
Kamysh Is believed TO render the pos
'sibiiity Of Turkish invasion Of Egypt
very remote. II win also obviate the
necessity OF Withdrawing forces from
tho Polish ana Galician fronts to, reinl
force the Russian army in the Caucasus
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GERMAN AlRsHlPs RAID

3 1850 January h- An omcih
ssA1e'nens gwen OUT last nlsnt reports
snsI esrAn airsnlps raidcd the north
e.n eoAss q france oataparoing Dun
- = wen a. some o. tne Belgian
owns ana were engaged ny tne Aliies'
Aeroplane sauaorons. -:
niANs ABANDON fuHNEs
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lNPRIslNS
INa PLlssEhEER IRAls
Ilsoeiated Prsss 81 Federal wirsiess.)

! Associated Pssss ~ Federal wirelsss.)
NEW YORK, January 7.-Fire from
an olectricsi explosion between Fiftieth
and Fifty.ninth streets paralyzsd the
Broadway subway system today ana
btoagnt disaster and tragedy as wen
AZ chaos TO the en.irs city, ~
The explosion imprisoned two traIn.,
carrying 700 passengers beneath the
surface. Before they could be rescued
200 were overcome BY tine chekins
smoke ana gases they wers taken
To- HOSPITALS whom rescued. =
Scores were bruised and knocked
sensslass and one women was killed.
Ths diversion Of trafic demoralized
the-eity's entire transportation system.
me congestion is everywhere I'M
parallel. w =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-08
Villa SuStaills
First Decisive
BlOWofCareer
earranza General Attacks Twen-
B-FiVe thousand Men Under .
'Pancho' and Bouts Them
Bandit Leader Retreats On Tor
reon Pursued and Harried =
BY Victorious Army !.
tAsn0cIalsa Prsss BY Fsdsral wltsless.l

wv AsHnSGToN, January T.
w Dsspatches received by the
q. carranza agency here last
might say that General villareal has
administered the first decisive defeat
in villas career in a battle which took
place yesterday at Marta, near Tor
reon. s.
with 1900 carranza troops. yillar.
cal attacked $4,000 men under the per-
sonal command Of Villa and defeated
him badly, capturing two trainsloads Of
arirs and ammunition. .
The Villa forces are reported to be
retreatiag on Toreon, pursued and
harrassed by the victorious villareal
Another battle Is expected at the lat
ter place where villa will pfohAbly
endesaor TO make a stand. !.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-08
Interest IN Fighting Is Conferred
Upon Terrific Struggle Where
Francs Are Forging Ahead, As
Admitted In Berlin Dispatches
FURIOUS ENGAGEMENT
AT TOWN or ALTKIRcH
Infantry Attack Is Made At St.
GEORGES, Where Paris Claims
Repulse Of Teutons, While Stu
alton IL Argonae Is Disputed
ANNOTATED Press By Federal wIrelsas.J

tAssociated Press by Federal wireless.)
oNDoN January T.--Apart from
- the Russian victory over the
Turks in the caucasus, interest
centers In the stubborn battle which
has been in progress for the past week
between tho French and Germans for
possession Of the roads to Cernay and
MneIhausen in Upper Alsace. The re-
ports Indicate that the French are
maintaining their advantages in this
heAting. "a Z
FRENCH REPORT OF SUCCESS
The ofieisl report from Paris last
night says that the French made some
slight progress near Altkirch during the
day. The earlier announcement saidi
Near Thann the enemy has rsoccu-
pied one trench ON the heights, whose
sammit, however, we still hold. b
''sWe have hold all our other Cams
Rain and fog are ha-periag opera
lions. = H'. .G t NJ,
Berlin announced oficislly yesterday
that Tho French obtained a foothold
on, the height west Of sennheini, but
our bayonst attack later drove them
on, ~ f,s > rr f., }s~ F
HEAVY FIGHTING IN ARdoNNE
Infantry fights took place yesterday
In Belgium End in the Argonne dis
trict. Berlin reports the capture OF
trenches and prisoners in Argonne,
while Paris announces the recapture Of
Tome trenches and the demolition Of
others held by the enemy. Berlin pays
tribute 10 the French artillery FIRE, but
tlat--b II Is ineffectiye. ""...r S#3
The latest Paris announcement re-
ports q lively cannonade in the region
Of zlllebeke, and says the French are
maintaining their gains in Argonne,
these with the advance near Altkirch
being tile notable features Of the days
opefations .'n -. &.n'. fHs s
GERMANS ATTACK ST. GEORGES
Paris reported oficially yesterday.
that 1.-TWO German infantry attacks
have been repalsed southeast of st.
Georges. On the remainder OF the
front eastward to the forest Of Ar
eoahs artillery engagements have been
taking place, in which our batteries arr
rreponderant. In Argonne we have I'd
captured 500 yards Of trenches and re-
rn,sed two violent attacks. Near Ra-
vine. Courts and Glasses we mined 800
yards OF trenches and have occupied
half Of them. Here the chief adjutant,
Constantine Garibaldi, grandson Of ths
italian patriot was killed while charg.
ing, ' s ~. J
FRENCH GUNNERs REcKLEss
The, oticial report from Berlin, says:
The French continue their system
ATTIC, hombard:sent Of the villages be-
hind our front seemingly indinsreD to
the killing 81 their countrymen and the
destruction OF French homes. Anyway,
tho borhardnent has caused US little
annoyance. " "A
Z "we have captured several Argonne
trerehes and 200 prisoners,'
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QUESTION Of NATIONAL
defense Is UNSETTLED

tAssociated Press By Federal wirsIsss.)
WASHINGTON, january Am inn
portant conference upon the question Of
national defense. with particular refer
ence TO the recent demands for an In
vsstigation BY congress, was held today
between Secretary Of war GARRISON.
Secretary Of the Navyp Daniels and
leaders Of congress. .Aftsr confefring
for come time, II was determined that
he 1915 revenues win be unable TO-
bear the burden Of extensive military
enlargement II is stated, however.
hat additional appropriations for 1915
are ccPsidercd.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-08
JOHNSON RECOMMENDS
NoNPARFlSAN ELECTIONS

SACRAMENTO, January 2. Gov
ern0r johnson . inangural message. dc.
liyered Yesterday. recommends In.
creased taxation Of public utiIities. a
nonipartisan election for State ofacials
and free labor employment exchanges,
II also urges prevention o. tho abuse
Of the initiative, referendpm and re-
call, The administration has over
whelming control Of both houses.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-08
TROUBLE IN BALKAN
fa9,a STATES IS, ExPEc TED

tArsoeiated Press BY Federal wirslsss.) (.
PARIB, January TIA dozen French
Fnd British war correspondents, getting
pe~r mat leads them to expect iaport-
frt dovelop.asnts in the Balkans have
lift FOR Roumania by way Of Bulgaria.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-08
TWO TURKISH CRUISERS
ENGAGE RUSSIAN FLEET

tAAsociated Press BY Federal wirsless.)
4 coNsTANTTNoPIE, January TIT
was oficially reported BY the Turkish
admiralty yesterday that two Turkish
cruisers in the Black Sea yesterday en-
gagged Russian feet in. which there
were seventeen units. The Turks
emerged from the action unchanged.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-08
IMPORTANT CAPTURE

VERA CRUZ, Mexico, January e.
General Hill, the oarranzista com
mander, reports that General obregon
IN the battle Just concluded has cap
tured General Filipo Angeles, villa S
candidate for president. y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-08
PILEs CURED N Q 10 4 DAYS.

PAzU OINTMENT Is guaranteed
10 cdre any case of Itching. Blind,
Bleeding or Protniding Piles in 8 to
"a days or money refunded. = Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. Saiat Louis
U. 9 ola.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-08
TICKLING IN THE THROAT.

Even the slightest tickling or hoarse.
ress IN the throat NAV be the forarup.
ner of a dangerous illness. Stop II ri
once with fhamberlain q Cough Rem.
edy, For sale by all dealers, Bensoa,
smith 4 Co., Ltd, agents fer Hawaii.
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DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT
AT VERA. CRUZ REWARDED

lAssociated Fress By Federal wireiesj.l ] !.
NEW YORK, January H-Secretary
Of the Navy Daniels, Admiral Fletcher
and Others participated today % the
BFcoxlSn navy yara sx@eises In which
q presentation, Of medals was made, 70
thirteen bluejackets for distinguished
conduct at the taking Of Vera Cruz. 4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-08
RUSSIANS AT PRzEMYsL

tASsociatsd Press By Federal wifsisas.,,
/. PEYRoqRAp, January Z. The ll4..
mYa garrison, has attempted another
sortie against TIE Investing Russian
force. The RuAsians pretsnded to. re-
treat and then surrounded and destroy
cd or captared Tie Austrians.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-08
TEN PERSONS INJURED
WHEN ELEVATOR FALLS

SAN FRANCISCO. january 1.-THE
elevator In the california-P Pacific build
ing dgcpped four stories today. Ten
persons were injured. several fatally, II
i believed, though none was KILLED out
right. ~ (