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w. H. BUNDY TO TALK,

"A Heavenly Rainbow" is the top
ic selected by w. H. Bundy for his
lecture Sunday night at 1880 o'clock
at the regular service of the Associ-
ated Bible Students. AS usual the
lecture is entirely free. No collec-
ton will be taken. The public is cor
daily invited.
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Lflfha street, corner room tEngI..

Lilifla street, corner room tEngII..
cerps).
,Adjutant Sabine and Ensign PaT1.
of the Salvation Army home, Manc.
accompanied by the Girls Sing
Brigade, will lead the Sunday nI8|
meeting at the Salvation army bal
10 ~ Hotel street, near Nuuanu ave
A cordial invitation to any o. q
these meetings is extended By
ADJT. ZIMMERMAN.
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS

104 Lusitania street. Sunday serv-
ices, HAS a. m. to 1 p. m. Sunday
school, 10 a. m. Young Mems and
Young Ladies Improvement Associa-
ton meets Sunday evening at 1880
o'clock. Ladies' Relief Association
meets Friday at 10 a. m.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
AndroW1S T0fhadPal z

street, near Beretania. Rt. Rev. H. B.
Restarick, bishop; Rev. Canon VIM.
Ault, vicar. Sunday services, and IL
a. m. and 1870 p. m. Sunday school,
9:45 a. m. Hawaiian congregations
Rev. Leopold KrolI, pastor. Sunday
services, s:15 a. m.
st. Clements Church-Corner Wild
er avenue and Makiki street. Sunday
services: Holy communion, Z a. m
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH
767 Kinau st.

767 Kinau st.
Service, Sabbath school Sahbo|
Saturday. 10 q. N. Preaching q
o'clock. Prayer meeting Wedneg1.
evening 1880. Also preaching Sun1.
night at 7:30. A cordial welcome
FIJI. CONWAY, Pastor.
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KANAIAHAO CHURcH

Corner King and Punchbowl stree.
Sunday services II a. m. and q
}. m. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Pray|
meeting Wednesday at 1880 p. NJ
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GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH

Beretania avenue near PunchbowI
street.
Sunday services at II a. m, on the
last Sunday of each month.
Rev. H. Isenberg will conduct the
services.
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PUBLIC Is INVITED
TO DEDICATION OF.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
KRaassasRasszRgss

q q
= The new Christian church in 4
~ Kewalo street will be dedicated 4
= at II o'clock tomorrow morning. Il
= The services will be conducted 4
4 by Rev. David Carey Peters, with 4
4 other local ministers assisting. 4
4 The congregations of the other 4
q churches will join with that of 4
r the Christian church for the &C. q
r casion. An interesting program 4
x has been prepared and the public 4
4 is invited to- attend the services. 4
@ q
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The largest of the ships of the
Newfoundland sealing fleet were or,
dered to return to their ports. be,
cause of the danger from ice floes.
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Bishop Restarick VIII offeiafe 4
II o'clock service at Epiphany Mis-.
Kaimukf, tomorrow morning. Rev
Saylor will be on Kauai.
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All are cordially invited.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
SUPERYEERIAL COMMITTEES.

The following is the Official list Of
snpcryisorial standing committees, as
presented to the new board by Mayor
Lane yesterday morning and received
by helsupervisOrs without comments: 3
On Ways and Means Daniel Logan
lchairman), Ben HoIlinger and Robert
Horner. -,, Ia $3.50.
!, On Public Expenditures HoI.
hnger lchairmar), Daniel Logan and
James o. Quinn. r.i rsI.Fls,
On Roads, Bridges, Parks and Pub
40 Improyements---Jam o. Quinn
tchoirmanl, Charles N. Arnold and
William Alta, . s.r" = ,H,FJ,
On Police Departmental Robert Hor-
ner (chairman), william AHA and vii
liam Larsen. VA tl.
On Fire Department, Electric Lights
snd Police and Fire Alarm system -
Charles N. Arnold (chairman), Ben Hol-
finger and William Larsen.
On Sanitation and Hcslth--William
AHA lchai1nanl, James O. Quinn and
Daniel Logan. tel. a, w, ~
On Water and Sewer Works William
Larsen lehairmkn), Robert Homer and
Charles N. Arnold, .EhN,s.et.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
Colonel GoethaIs Says Guns At
Entrances Would Hold OFF
.... Any Warship Afloat
Associated press 81 re.ae,lrlai Wll,..lsl

Associated Press BY reasrai wits..ls)
4 WAsHINGToN, January 8. Colonel
.Goethais. governor Of the Canal Zone,
who appeared before the house sub.
committee on fortihcations, considering
the appropriation bill, stated that while
the present dsfenses Of the canal were
adequate, provision must be made by
congress- for q duplication Of the guns,
such being regarded as necessary.
could the guns Of any foreign war.
snip 6utfshge those now mounted at the
entrances TO the canal7'' the governor
was asked by Chairman fitzgerald OF
the subcommittee.
Colonel GoethAls replied that 50 fal
as the range Of the guns was concerned
they were suficient to hold on any war
ship anoat
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
Possibility Of Slides Hampering
International Cruise Has Not
interfered With Scheme
(AssOcia.ed Press b FEDERAL wirSlssal

ASSOCIATED Press By Federal W'r0lesnl
WARRINGTON, January 9. secre-
tary Of the Navy Daniels stated yes
tsrday that the plaas for the despatch
Of the American units Of the interna-
,tional neet to pass through the Pana.aa
Canal IN February, en- route to San
Francisco, are going ahead, despite me
expressed refusal Of Colonel Goethais
to g1stsnteo mat the passage would
be tnobstrncted for dreadnoughts at
the time scheduled,
J, Secretary Of War Garrison, after
Sonferring with the President and the
other members Of the cabinet an.
iibIneed that even the inability Of the
passage Of the dreadnoughts through
tine canal would not prevent the carry
ing ont Of the plans Of the President
TO lead the way in the batsleship ore.
gon for the trip TO San Francisco.
Secretary Daniels and Rear Admiral
Fletcher viii hold D confetefce today
% work out the details Of the pro
posed cruise. .--- a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
HOME Search FOR
AMERICAN Ships
This u Plan washington Has 10
Clear Away Misunderstanding
ing With Britain

N2A-ar1rA'N~N 49, - -AA-N""tN
WASHINGTON. JsnAsrs g.. In Or.
der 10 obviate the necessity ekpressod
By the British having 70 search ships
cartying Atiantic carEoes 70 neutral
countries, for the exclusion Of c0ntfn-
band destined TO German and Austrian
conaienees, the American government
plans 10 have the ships searched . by
American onlcials prior TO sailing and
20 officially certify 70 the non-contra.
band nature Of the cafkoes Such GER.
tifcation, 10 II thorght here, win meet
all the legitimate reduifetnents Of the
British and French goyeriments.
A despatch from London says that
while, the American plan OF government
Fertilization a. an evidence Of good
faith Is favored highly In pfilcfai cir
cies, AZ the Sane time Great Britain
win not be found in favor Of WAVING
wholly the right 70 search In such cAses
Is when subpicious circumstances arise
s,fter the vessel has cleared from her
Aneffcan port. ~
The British government Is DESTROYS
of doing everything possible TO en-
'pedite the carrying On Of American
trade with neutrais, provided Great
Britain q, own right TO keep contraband
out Of the hands Of her enemies Is not
endangered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
Russians Break
Force Of Great
TurCO Invasion
Three Columns OF 0ttomans
Which Crossed Armenian Bor-
der Routed and in Retreat
!. IA.Ieelalsd Press b. Foapfal wirols.ll

IAsSociatef Press By Fedpfal wiroisas)
nETR0GRAD, January 6. ofhcial
statements issued here last night
indicate tho complete failure Of
the plans matnred by Field Marshal
Won dor Goitz for the invasion Of Rus
sia,s southernmost province BY the
German led turkish army corps operAt-
ing from Armenia. IL
or the three columns which crossed
the Transcaucasian border In gem
eral invasion last week, two are hope.
iessly defepted and are in fun retreat,
while the third y being harassed in
its advance until . defending force can
be thrown against It.
The Immediate retreat Of this third
column, in view Of the fate that has
met the other two, Is expected.
ABRAHAM vIcToRs ROUTED
The army which has suffered tiis
worst defeat, according to the oficiai
dispatches, Is thzt which victoriousIy
occupied the city Of Atdahsn last Fri-
day, after 4 severe engagement. This
column has now been driven back from
tho trenches It bad taken, with its regi-
ments decimated and thousands Of its
men and much Of is munitions already
lost. RI
This column Is now rstreAting in tine
Atrac4fr,, AZ KAra q a4rn.,a1x, frrtsA -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
gEIER RBNAnlys ire
FREED G0NBIII0NAlLl

|, SAN FRANcI1Sb, january e.-The
case Of the ofHcers and seamen Of the
German gunboat. Geier, informed at
IIonoiaIn, VINO left that city and came
here wi.fou. auth6tityf has just been
disposed Of BY tho secretary Of the
navy. Iaeutenants ssuerbeck and
Prstzel and seameh stfeibel ana Paen.
isch were arrested upon their arrived
here and placed aboard a naval vessel.
Secretary Daniels has ordered their re-
lease, ana they may 60 free, condition
any upon reporting once a month BY
man I or otherwise to Rear Admiral
Pond, until tho termination Of the war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
Hawaii Merchants VIII Benefit
Considerably In Sight Drafts
on Eastern Business "

IL AWAIT II to receive an imms-
III date and direct benefit from
t3 she new banking system iIiau,
gurated in the United States For
years past there has been a difierential
IN rates Of exchange between the East
ern states and die Paeihr coast.
As result of tho 0c1licstlon Of the
new banking laws this differeniial has
now been reduced to a point where 1t
is practically negligible. u ~
OF Honoiulu, and /, 7. Peck. cashier
Of The FIRST National Bank Of Hswail
both atated yesterday that the resnlt
would be- tho lowering Of the exchange
raiso for sight drafts on all Eistern
points about twenty. five per cent, a
change distinctly to the advantage Of
local merchants. h, ", ,.1.s..'.,.>. !. :
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
z i Il j. ~
Shattered Army Retreating into
Hungary Tells Desperately
Through Snow Before Russian
Pursuit-Abandoi Equipment
j 49,
LARGE numBERoF TROOPERS
DROP OUT FROM EXHAUSTION
IS ft% hH'+a. Ia ---- #, f1l.ai y
Men Are Farnished, Frozen and
Overcome, Many Dying where
They Fai, While others Sur
render Without Any Resistance

~ NhssOeihbeo frebB by fodoral Wtrelote.D ~
n oNDoN, January e.--The Austrian
W. army which Is In fctrsat through
tho Ussok Pass Into Hungary
l. reported 70 be in desperate s.raits.
The upper sections Of the pass are block-
cd with the deep snow, which is heavily
falling still and hourly adding to the
depth upon the roads, and through this
ths troops are toilihe. On hank ana
ear the pursuing russians are haiftryins
them, Capturing stragglers and taking
guns and supply wagons, abandoned in
the heavy drifts.
AUsTRIANs DIE IN STORM
I. "A large number Of the Austrian
troopers are dropping out Of the 70
treat exhau.sed, and these, II hot
speedily captured BY the Rnssisns.
freeze and are buried by the stor.a.
The Post Is in receipt Of advices from
Budapest. describing the terribls snf-
fertdgs Of the Adstro- Hungarian troops
in she carpathisns. The men are Fam
,ished, frozen and exhausted, according
TO this information, and are obliged to
surrender TO the Russians in large mum.
.bers without resistance bScadse Of
sheer inability to continue the rsrug.
gle. It is aFserted that the Austrian
governments Il ser.ousIy considering tho
Withdrawal Of these troops, and that
they may have to be sent home. !
RUSSIANS HOLD OH FIELDS I
The recent Victories Of the Russians
give them procession OF the valuable
OIL fields Of Galicia, from which source
both the Austrian and herman armies
have been securing the ereSser part Of
the gasoline they have been using. The
capture Of the oil wells win DO ssrious
blow 70 Germany as wen as Co Austria,
The advance in the Austrian Crown
Province Of BukoWina has reached the
important town Of suezawa, which com
mands the BuSowina Roumanian rail-
road. This town Is almost at the ex
IRENE southeast corner Of Bukowins
ana Is within mile Of the border.
KoUMANIA RUMBLING WITH WAR
Correspondents in the eastern theatel
Of war emphasize the Importance Of tn;
Russian advance IN Bukowina, where the
Austrian resistance Is now very feeble
They say that, the Russian slcccssei
ana those Of the servians have aug
mented the feeling in Roumania fav.
oring the participated Of that country
in the war. %. u
The latest Petrograd reports say that
the Germans are sim ina1ing internit
tent assaults without success on IN,
Bzura7 Rawka line, and that while Ger
man offensive is blocked the Ru- siam
Fare again advancing on cracow.
Berlin reported yesterday that th'
eastern situation was unclaimed, ba.
roads and severe weather haInperinl
the movements Of the troops N
i . .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
OF LocalIn
Some People We Know. and We win
Profit By Hearing About Them.
This IA n Durely l0ch; event.

= Profit By Hearing About Them.
This is a purely l9cn; event.
1t took. place in Honolulu. d.. .
Not in some. faraway place. 81 f..
.You are asked to Investigate II.
Y Asked to believe a citizens word;
To confirm o citizen 3 statement
= Any article that is endorsed at home
is worthy of confidence. -. (,
James G. Il, Armstrong, Nunauu Val,
lev. Honolulu, iIfa&bif, says. 81 was .
sufferer from Kidney. trouble for three
years and 'Doanass Baekache Kidney
pills. completely cured me, ! have bad
10 return attack Of the complaint dur
ing the past year. cannot recommend
this remedy too highly,nt Nt
DoaD q Bhebacbs Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and st6rekeepers
at so cents, per box (sik boxes $2.5Q),
.of win be mailed on receipt of,price by
The Hollister Drug Co, Honolulu, whole.
sale agents for the Hawaiian 1slands,
Remembey the name Doan ST. and
take no substitute. Sbt
NJ sidJ N,nOitfOqOiq Nv, al fEt * Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
johnson lNAUGURATED
FOR HIS SECOND TERM

iAssoeistsd Press by Federal wireless) I
SACRAMENTO, January 6.-Gov-
etnor Hiram W.. johnson. who was re.
elected. In November on the Progressive
ticket by an overwhelming majority,
was insugurated here yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
aUTIERREz ABANDoNs NAco

WAsHINGToN, January 6. The
Gutisrrez government has onieiaIIy no
titled the state department that orders
have been transmitted to Gcnsral May
torena to make no further attacks
upon the border town Of Naco. held by
the carrangistas, and to Withdraw his
troops pending closer study Of the
military and poii;icEi aspect Of the SIT
uation. e. =.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
BANDITS USE WOMEN ,...s,.
HOSTAGES AS SHIELDS
-tAsso 6 Press ~ Federal wireless.

n .CAssocisted Press ny federal wiTsisES.l
/. ROCKFORD. Illinois, January g.
Two armed bandits are at bay in q
summer cottage here surrounded BY,
. sheriff Is posse. they hold two women
housekeepcrs AZ hostages and threaten
10 shoot them If the sherif's party
makes an attack or any attempG to
effect their capture. ts,a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
LABOR UNIONS BEATEN
IN CELEBRATED CASE

,lAsaociatsd Press BY Federal wireIessl.
WASHINGTON, January 8. W. The
United States Supreme Court today
unanimously decided tho famous "Dan.
bury matters case. Tho decision holds
against the labor union contentious.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08

our mortars and hand grenade work
hays completely stopped the enemy
trench-sapptng. +lI.
= Near 1fils the GsfmSns mined ana
captured a trench. our counter attack
teeaptured II. ARTILLERY engagement
continue along the tsmaihdef OF the
front. 80 .t " M
I 1--WE have captured this hamlet Of
creux d'Argsnt and maintained all our
other gains. - ..,s.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
With Nlnety-sk Pieces Of Artillery
and 10000 Men obregon In
vests EnenB's Stronghold and
Reduces Il After Sharp Fight
CITY OF PUEBLA SCENE
OF BLOODY ENCOUNTER
Fifteen Thousand Troops OF
'Panoho' and Indian chieftain
Reduced Under FIRE Of Machine
Guns in Probably Decisive Fight
tAsliociatsd Pros. 81 Federal wifoisEa.)

!
81 ERA CRUZ, january s.-7AlI Vera
W Cruz was celebrating last night
great victory over tho forces Of
Generals vinA and zapata at Pucbla,
which was captured yesterday BY Gen.
s.al Aware obregcn, commahdihS
CartSnza army Of 10000 men. 1his Is
the greatest engagement since the fac
tional hostiliHes began and the victory
may prove decisive one.
PUEBLA FILLED WITH DEAD
Puebla, which is sevcnty-six p.i:os
southeast OF the capital, was held By a
combined force Of vria,zapata follow
ers. whose numbers arc estima.sd At
$1,000. The indications last nigh wee
that a majority Of these troops were
either killed OF are priscnsrs, The
exact number Of dead could no. be
ascertained, at . late hour, az tbs city
was f1isd with bodies. r.
ENEMY rs MOVED down 1
General obregon invested rrlila
with HIS army and began a fu.iots
bombafdmens which lasted SIX hc;irS.
He had ninety-two pieces Of ariilis-y.
After the defchse had been lroken
down by this shell fire, the Infantry
and cavalry troops attacked tho de.
Tenders, who held out strongly UNI Il the
laat. \ The battla eneed. when Olrak0n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
MADAME GERvlLLE- REAcHE
NOTED cONTRAtTo, DEAD
tAssoeistsa Press BY Federal wtrelsssj

tA5soeiptsd Press BY Federal wtTeiess)
NEW YORK, january s. Mime, Ger
Vile Taeache, the noted contralto, is
dead here Of blood poisoning. When
Il was soen that her case was desperate
blood was taken from her husband ana
trangfused into her veins. but though
the operation was performed twice, she
could not BIO saved. |.~H,I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
KAISER AN0 STALE
TO TAT WAR 8R{A1
=, lAsaocla.sa Prsss BIZ TsdsraI wlrslsss.l

,(Assoeiatsd Press by Federal wireless)
BERLIN. January 6.--Kaiser vii
hel-i has issued an order thfs .iwaE
bread. 2 consisting Of s5 per cent rye
hour and the remainder potato cakes,
be served to hifaself and his stan
The public has not been readily buying
this war bread and It Is thought the
imperial example win stimulate the
public TO economic In foodstuffs and
eat the wfr food ~ (.1t. "a. $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
TO CURE 4 COLD in ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quiaines
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money il il fails to cura
y. w. Groves signature IS on
, each box. Ne
rAEis MEDICINE co. 81, l"aisi lisa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08

i The 100000 daipagc suit of NJ. A. Mar
tin against A. 4. Wilson, for damages al
legged to have been incurred during some
road building in Maui some months ago,
was set for trial by Judge Stuart yeEter-
DIV 10 BEGIN .IanunrY 20 before o shlIy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08

Y Judge, Stuart was appointed by the
President, December and TOOK the
oath Of Office December 2 before Chief
Justice Robertson Of the territorial SUI
Ipreme conrtA He sueeeeded Third
Judge William J.. Robinson Of the local
circuit court, whose third term had ex-
PRED March 8, 1914, but who con
tinued to serve until Judge Stuart took
the oath of Office. 2- 64,i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-08
BUDGET OF THE NEW SUPERVISORS
IS READY FOR ACTION OF BOARD
While No Radical Changes Are Made, Ap.
preparations Show Alertness For Economy
tFrom Medhe,aaY Adyertlset.l

Ivy. lFTOm NttuutJuhl lAONNNNloofs) .|s
Herewith IL the. budget Of the new
board Of supervisors This budget will
be introduced at . meeting Of the board
tonight, aud no doubt PASSED upon FIRST
reading. While y Pakes no radical
hanges in the present appropriations
the measures show the new oeicials are
On the alert 70 eeohomike. Several
items are done away with entirely, and
others are materially reduced.
As forccaStcd by The Advertiser, the
mhintenaBce fan,is of the police and
lfte departments are Increased The
payroll Of the frc department FOR the
ncxt six months may be $i605 4 month,
IN place Of 1880 This makes 10 Jos.
sibfe for an, additional frerhan and
two hosemcn 70 be employed. The
police department win get $l0,54o 10
place Of $500, the understanding being
4 shall increase tho patrol IN resident
districts. y.p,7 . &, :, SAX, !.
DECREASES ana INCREASES
The allowance for engineering and
surveying is cut to $l0T5 a month. Up
20 this time II has been 1890. Two
fsh inspectors are provided for nj .
combined salary II SI7O month. Hos,
pitaf expenses are increased from $500
20 $4,000 for the six months. The salary
Fund for the electric light department
Is boosted to Se05 ! month, from $s03;
'5ut the maintenance fund is cut down
rom $1,000 n month To- $775. An extra
payroll Of $3.50 Is allowed.
The meat and food inspectors pay.
roll is increased from 500 10 1915.
The fund for maintenance Of water
works is given $4l00- n month as
against $1,000, and the, Salvation Army
home Of Man0a Il allpwed an unpro-
sated donation Of 5000. An equal
amount was set aside for the bank
examiher, and $500 for premiums on
bonds. p.se tHf T
: A position Of publicity man, clerk
% the committees of supervisors and
purchasing agent Is created, Che salary
for il fixed at $l25. LeHKi Home Is
tiven $675 a month, for which il is
TO care for fifteen patients.
Details Or the Budgst
IT. - faIfAs,.;,.s !. ~. k..l.i.4 .-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-02
GERMAN NEWSP APER USES
FRIENDLY TONE TOWARD US.
IN A LEADING ARTICLE

peace at any price. and Colonel Roose-
welt was summoning them to war
against Germany" the activities OF
these two men threatening to bring
about a situation that might make the
Presidents attitude toward Germany
dependent on domestic political con-
sderations.
THAT President Wilson withstood
this temptation and may be counted
on to withstand it further must be
acknowledged" the newspaper says.
notwithstanding the fact that the
German people certainly have reason
to be dissatisfied with his attitude in
the matter of submarine warfare"
Mr.. Wilson is characterized as
more clever politician than 1.-The UNI
lucky Bryan and the astute politician
Roosevelt
The article concludes with the state
ment that Germany has always deslr-
ed to maintain the traditional friend
lv relations with America and that it
may be hoped the Arabic case will
serve to clear up misunderstanding
on both sides. 1T must be possible
10 reach an understanding, inasmuch
as the points in dispute are matters
Of principle and not of conquest. VIC
tories or defeat"