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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04

Ridtsr fyor Bis gum II. DECEMBER
peri4oben. Selipig ipuroe i'm 9es
ridisidaI prompt pieber untsr Der
antIase sss 0robniebitnbls perbaftst.
ea bic poli;.i in isiner Wobnuug psrs
i6iebene Sd9en asfunbsn baben nil,
bic anseblid @iseutbum Fruu 9is
i6otp's iino. au4 in bieiem JdlIs
tpirb iih 9elpis am II. DECEMBER Ju
oerantfportsn ha6en unp bis babin be-
finbet Ct fid ssgeu cine giirgiduft Don
$l300 auf frsiem SUB.
Sobn g. goot uuo feline Satin
anta, bic Dor einisen Saeen I'm
Sspsntb slpenue 6otsl psrbaftet NOR
ben ipareu, .purbeH nm ie 5000 uno
bic &oitsn ssitrafi, neil lie Worpbium
in ibrem geiiB bdtteu. Sobu ROberts,
Der Sbpaser 1rau Goofs, Der gu
glsi9er 3sit perbdftst lporbsn mar.
fpurbe ipessn aIsiubiebitabls gu 80
5agsn 4rbeiisbaus uno $50 9eIbs
itrafe perurt6siIt. gr bate in einem
bisiigeu al.ipsrsei6dit sinsH usbers
Sisb.r ssitoblen.
Der anss6Ii6e 5r.imaursr s. 6.
Willidms, Der, ME ausfiibrIid beri6s
let poroen, perbdftet poroen mar,
neil er ipiiematiI6 BEL bisfisen 6rsis
maurern i9norrts, ipuroe su elmer
9eloitrafe Don $50 unb aOitsn perurs
tbsilt, bic sr i'm arbeitsbauie abpsr
bisneu mub.
Inter Der QntIdse, 8elb untsr fals
ihen YorIpieaeluneen erIunet gu bai
ben, tpurb. William 8dbbs BON Der
lSioneer Strabe ben Grobseidppreren
ii6sripieien. Gr pirb bsihulbiot. Nr
better, Die fir i'm 6ei6Gftiat tparsn,
nit Gbeds bsldblt Su habeu, fir fpelhe
tr tsine Deduug in Der gant bate.
Die 8erbaftuna 9ab6s' mar auf Der
anlaFuns beg S6anttptrtbs s. Sop
ben DON Rp. 557 Sft Siinfte Strabe
erfolst, Der iOl6e tpertbloie Gheds i'm
9eiammtbetraee bon etipd $500 tiir
bic arbsitsr singslDit bate.
dit elmer 5reiiprshuna Der Qnses
tlastsn snoete aeitern bic @erbanbluna
sestn 9llice Rito.rbelmdn bon Pc.
1909 Susbes Sirahs, Die Don 9ienc
WeFel pon 20. 1922 Suabes StruBe
Der bOsipilIissn 9erlsumouns beiduI'
biat pproen mar.
Syrau, @dtttns bon Rn. 212o 9Nil'
ion pldce ipurbe tpegen automobiIrde
Iens I'm $5 unb bic Soften geitraft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04

Supsriorri4t.r pusb aIs unbsgriinbsi
abstiuieien.
Der 2ei6.u6.itaiter Wm. Ul. gprs
ter bat cine Jorteruns iib.r $133,30
gsgen Ben. oidnan ,ingeilast unb Be.
antragt, bab Oas grunoeis.ntbum bss
9ertlastsn in Camp 9enniion be-
f1lasnabmt lUerbe. Der getrae re-
prdIfntirt bic Rsdnung fiir bas ges
ardbnib Der Nuiter bes 9srtlastn.
Der 3abnar5t Rcp 6. grapcrpft.
Der fih perbafter lieb, I'M enti9eibsn
5u iaIien Oh oas geieb, ,pel6es Is
3abnGrsttn Dsrtietet, unisr einsr
rJirmanamen" Rstlamesannoncen 5u
erlaiien. tonititutipnelI 1T, purbe BON
Ridier Rippsrt ouf 9runS siu.s Sas
beas Corpus 9erfobrens bis gum II.
Dtsember 1915 s,s.n $500 giirsiaait
entIaiIsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04
@eiHdftslemte
SinS iu G,uniten Der gsrIanseriuis
Der SGngcbriide,

Gertreter Ser SanoeIsfanuner imS
OeS @liineb NPen's Club iprahei,
peilerH 8or1rrittoD bel Mtreermeiltcr
SpiteeI Dor rno neriildten i'm oa5il
5u I.epegeu, oaB er Die 5reibrief. Or
rtHan5 FUR ole @erldngerimg ocr
Songcbriide nit ieiner llutcritriii
periicbt.
Sic 0fitglieoer Der Delegation ga.
ben oem 9iirgermeliter Die @eriid,e.
runn oab bie Sroinml5 iorgfnltil
acpriiFt pcroer Tei ilno bab oiird, tire
8eitimuHneen Die 9ted)te oer Stooi
dui bas Sorgf6ltigite gepabrt mir,
rcu. &err SpieeeI bernertte iGlieb'
lid, bab er iih om Sduttas bariiber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04
axs ben, Wtmni5ipaIse seribt
Srei Yerion.n inter Der gnilase Ses
Nurbes ben 4rohseifpOrsneH
nberipieien.

Sun Munijipalseridt pllr6en &C.
iiern brei Ecrionen irrter Der Nh.
flagc oes Ytoroes obne 9ulailin9
ocn giirgitlait ben 9roBscidpporeneil
iiberpieieu. Us rparen oiqcs SanieS
Railep, bon Der Gaiiern glpenue, ocr
befnnntIid Dor eirligen @Oden icine
Shipascriu, 6rnu ToipeIl, eruloroete,
iemc @attin Iebensaeidbriid3 per.
IeBic imo Damn iih iclbit Den Snls
ab5n'dneiSen periudltc, iotpie SSobu
iSrcciHan mb glrtbur epans, Die De.
iGnISigt iirlO, Sen 6ubrmaim
GharIvs Sermer:beimcr. oon 9so.
1927 ssadion Strobc, selcornilidl ei.
uer Triieelci Serart 5uscrittet siI ba.
ben, oab er fltr3e 3eit ipdter ieincR
8erlesungcn erIag.
Die grobgci hmcrercn iperoen iib
aud| mt @ecrse Sd,cerlbed ans 60.
lcoo beifdftiset, Der, tuie aiisfitbrs
lib berit)tei, uorgeitern perbaitct
rorben wdr, naaoem er bon Der
llniip ganf auf eineH ipertbloien
Shed bin $100 erlaugt batte iino mel.
terc $3.50 Su ergauern neriudte.
slriiingli6 bate Sd,oenbef feline lllt'
it,ulo beibeuert, aber geitern legte CT
i'm @eridrt elm unlfaiienbes Geitduo.
iiif ab Imb mIroe oarnufbiu lurter
$1,000 gingidait Den Grobgddaporc.
nef, ilber1pieict.
Die WerbdnOIung eesen IaIter
Silipia ron Ro. 1923 Delta 9luenus,
Der bttanntIi6 befhulbist pirb, in
bas Sais ieirtr Rd@barin fyrau
Jlora Biifloip, Ro. 1125 Delta QIps.,
sineebro9en su ieiu. ipurbe s.itrn bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04
1eutiAes 7beater.
p1aS bnaile a6or1, bisrafiigss
SfamipieI BON SeIig Ebilippi,
tuprgeu Abenb i'm Wranb.

tSeliE YpIiippI o gcDnlDOLes pters
asti1es ShmiipieI yTasI bitrtle
Sbor-. mclhes ntoraen abenb i'm
Sraiio 5itr sirfiiibrims tortntt, 1T
ciiles Der erfol@eihiten @erfe Sic.
les berporrnsa,ben oeittiden Oranla.
Tiers gaur iein ns9oblibdter Der
MenifJteit1 itebt aif Der aIeide.l
Stiie nit 6ieiem Grama, mas Bopu.
Iaritdt iirib oiid) irneren @ertb on.
beIdngt. Tbiiippi tritt aud, IN .Tas
ounflc Tbor- aIs grobsiieigcr Ser.
iedyter ocs @eredtiggteitspriu5ips
;Iro Der gillisteit aii. lin ieinc
ssoeeu aItscntein ueritdnSIi6 5u mo-
den pnb fIarer berortreten gu Iai'
fen. hsiebt er iidb IN ocm Grama aitf
0as ,peite Jelb pon 4npitaI imo Gr.
belt, mo er an Der Sdilo elmer iiber.
aus ipanuenben SaitDI,ug aeptlie
5dgp;ihegi ,ino WaditseI IN ben BE.
sieti,ilsen 5rpiiteu ben beiben Bar.
teiei, blosiiellt. obne iebotb eine 90.
iinia ber apnfIifte neriiif)en su mol.
len. gS HI elm idariee3sibnetes,
pddenoes Bib ouB oeIn iuirtbidlaft.
iite,l unb ioaialen Seben Der 9seu.
oeit, no ia Ieiber 70 inand,eslnaI bsr
agertb bes @e,it,enlebens DOE anSe.
rem, ptnteriellen. Sirtereiien in oen
.Sil,tergruuo geriidt pilo. Tod Ybi.
l,ppi preoigt lmo ,pettert nibt, CT
hest aud, nidt gum aiaiieufampf,
iortocrn III alsidlieblid Shiloerer
iilib ii6erldbt es Dem 3uifmicr, ielbit
bic ga,ennrcnbring aus Dem &c.
id,oiitm lrnb @eb6rten 3u ,ieben Gie
WoriteainIg Girfte inter ben llmltdn,
ben cine Der iutereiianten Der Sai'
icH Ierhcn, Der reft CUTE gorucr.
fauf Setat ia arb, oaB iettens oes
Qujiifnns berfelben ein reyes Ssn.
icreiie er,tgegetecbraGt miro. 1aA
gauge gerionaI iii BEL Ger sIuffiihruns
beitIditigt, nit ben Scrren &id,arb
aelids Otto Grnit SdmiS, geniidlI
gbriitrnann uub Sounenberg iotric
Jrduicin SeIene Sod in ben Sdipt'
Gdsabeit. Die noIlitdroise RolleHbe.
iebuuI9 lit ipie foIgt:
Ycbeimcr apmmeraienratb @moen.
BERG .A---..........eu .eurt BenildI
gebcimratb Srrbner. .. g. SdmibI
garai BON mcitfirh. -. .@ay gbrl
Suitijratb @aoodiis ..............
.............. Sob. Sonnenberg
GberinseIiieir Sob. 5aIfciIricb -.
..............s... =. Ridl 2eui9'
Denniger, S&loiiermeiiter .....
.................. 5reo. @nlif|
Gang, Gdniter, gennnnt Der Si 81. |
y .............. -. Tbeo. Gbriitninnn
2e.e Nlmirer, Shmtmdbel. .......
................... 80. Selene 9ohl
glnlnlie Sdtpar5. @ricibotill. j
& ................. -. alma 2oiinfI
siarI Tcninit. arbeiter. S.S. Goroap
4. alrbeiter ............. 8. 9aegcl
2. arbeifer ..............T Sdntd
.. arbeiter ............ %. Speiler
A. gIrbeiter ........... .8. Seibclo
Ger @irtb Snm .Simmelrei@" .....
..,........l.... n. SonnenberJI
gainfcImanm, bel gannoenbers be,
oicnItct .ssrib Saubc
Vcrpcrfaiii on Der Bor.Sfficc iDrl
Wrarrb Opera .Souie, Eel, Canal
40t: mcf, & 2afmp'S stpoibctc.
gine iIiio ~. Strabe Tel. Canal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04
6oIb iir Giien.
Ser GrIOs pOH bieieu &iuseu sebt
uHseidmalert an bic bieiise
SilfsseielIidaft.

tTy Tre 'Iiinae iino in Der Bolts.
6latt Office, 1877 DIT Sieber,te, nabt
vioin Strnbe. su baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04
Tir's Mltentsiu,.

slm Sauling. ncm IL. ESertter,
peraniiaitet Der Tnmenuerein bes
Ielfi&en sutenbeims IN Der anitaIt
an 6cr Buruet eIDenie einen 8a5ar,
aelsgentlih bciieu gang rei5enbe %.
ten gum Verfdiif selaneep, bic lih
70 reft Su acknowledgements eig-
men. WdfirIih ipiro gleid5eitig alid
III ber irmfaijnbiten @eiie fir bic
gepirtbung Der @dite gdorgt ieiu.
Der g}ajar iinbet Don 5nei llbr Rad
mitta0s bis 10 llbr abenbs itntt .inb
bon iiinf bis ndt ubr miro Elm os.
lilates slbeuosIisu ierpirt speroen
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stamutiid, ,gaierlanO4.

Der Stomutiid .@atsrlaub", Der
betauntlid, isit isiuem einidtriseu Be
iisku Elm pdns srfIsdIides Simmden
fir bic Observation-Disclosures in Der aIs
Ten Ssimatb ssIammeIt bat. bGlt am
MOnias glbenS in isiusm Suuptquar'
tier an Der IL. UNI @olrut Strobe
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gainieImanh bel gaanoenbers be,
oicnItct ..........,.. Srib Sapbc
Wcrperfarf an Der gor.Sffiec int
V,rairb Gpera soouie, Eel Canal
J0t: mcf, & 2afanp'S gfpotbctc.
Sige ilno 12. Strabe, Tel. Canal
1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04
Mus bea 0eridBtsbbfe,t.
Sas aapitel Der GGeideibnaaen idc.
Scr nm sablrridt Sale bersihsrt.

9aHnairnng eiHtr unibsrIsstsn SCI.
ratb Serlanst. - Sgeursr Naih.
atiif. - GHSe Sss Giaston DasrD.
pro5eiiss in si6t. - Giugereidts
SeliameHie HuS TadjIakiaden. -
G;eridieSenes.
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isine ssabresperTammIuna a6, ssleeent.
li3 tpeI6er bic PeunabI Der 9prs
itanbsmitslieber srfolssn tpirb.
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idIiiiiig Deroer uilrbe, ob er ole Or.
binan3 NIT ieiner llnteritriit per.
ieben rpiirbe ODER nid)t.
Die Delegation Der @eifiitsleiltc
ieste lid> aus ben foIaenhcu 9elreu
siianmen; Brdiibcnt, @eorae McG.
Mprris bonn 91liineb Ntcr's Club;
q. S. Cor, Charles u. 6inih :. q.
Cobb, &obert Senfbop, SiIas E.
@aters llrlb Stto gIrruleoer. ais Ger.
tretec Der SanoeIsfonmer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04
8eielidJaitsbna ScS gadsr @euerbe
@ereinS.

Der a[lsemeine Deuti6e 9ader@,s
tperbe @erein label Mitglicber nit Il
rem Samen unb Sreunbsn Su bem
grpben gaa Elm, Der an SamItae, d.
9esember, in ben SaIsn oes 3 ut
Ihen Slubs absebdlten piro. GIN
riibriaes arrangements aommit'ee
lit ftun felt einiser 3eit tbGtig ess
ipeien. gs bat bic 8Orbereit lrgeu
in elmer Wei'e bpllenoet, bab Elm I'M
ter6altsnbsr @benb unb sin erfplss
reir5es Sseft niat ausblsiben tSnnsn.
3ah(rsi6e bsfreuuoets 9ereine bab.n
bic Ginlabung angenommen. fobaB
es on &eIuh nitt febleu ipirb.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
FAY GANG
LIKELY TO
BEAT LAW
No Legal Ruling
Upon Bomb
Plots
SEEK OTHERS
tAssOciatod Pres, BY Federal wir,Io...)

n ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wireless)
NEW YORK, October 27.-RObcrt
Fay, lieuteTanI in the German army,
who was caught experimenting with
bombs intended to he attached to the
ruddeTs OF vessels carrying munitiOn to
British and French ports, for the pur
pose of sinking the ships at sea, yes
terday was arraignod on charge Of
.conspiring to destroy property at sea.
While the facts against him, from
his own statements to the authorities,
are plain, it is the opinion Of the rep
resentativCs of the department Of Jus.
tice that the law under which Fay ard
his associates are charged hardly COY.
ers his case and that conviction will
be difficult to secure.
Arraigned with Fay are his brother.
in law, Walter Scholz and Paul Daecke,
while warrants are out for Max Brei.
tunR and Dr. Herbert Kreinzlc, on
the same conspiracy charge.
In MS COHltShlOny Hlaue IOllOWlng ms
arrest, when he was caught with bombs
and quantity Of dynamite and sur,
vey maps of the New York harbor
Fay said that he had been sent to the
United States by the German secret
service and had taken up the matter
of the use of rudder bombs with the
military and naval attaches of the
German embassy. The ATTACHES, he
said, bad told him they could not au
thorize the use of the bombs on vessels
sailing from American ports.
That Fay had other schemes in mint
is declared by William J. Flynn, chief
OF, the United States secret service, who
signed the formal complaint upon which
the alleged consPirators were arrested
According to the secret service chief
Fay had announced to q German name,
Veig, who has repeated the converse
ton, that he had reached the conclu
sion that the proper way to stop tn,
expectation of munitions to the Allie
was to blow up the American ammuni
tion plants and chemical works.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
WORCESTERSHIRE. .
z ELECTIONS REJECTED
California Defeats Governor
Iohnson'S Main Issue For Reform
GAssOcia.ed Press b, Fedora. 77IrsIsss.)

ASSOCIATED Press By Federas 75IrsIsss.)
SAN FRANCISCO, October 27.-Nou-
partisan state elections were rejected
hy, California yesterday in reforcn
dun on this and nine other proposed
constitutional amendments. The other
,ine amendments apparently have been
rejected also.
Governor johnson issued the follow.
ing statement on the outcome: "TbC
results show that those who have ad,
vocated n-partisanship are just a
little ahead Of the times. When Ion,
craftsmanship is understood it is certain
to be adopted"
All of the constitutional amendments
submitted yesterday were administra
ton measures and the opposition to
Governor johnson and his followers
claims the election is a rebuke to the
governor policies.
The governor 5 hackers, however, de
clare the election cannot be called that
for less than forty per cent of the
voters turned out yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29

IMMINENT
OVER LINE.
l't . 'hE. 7 &
Senator AShurSt
Asks Protection
For Douglas
PERIL GREAT
Associated Press by Federal wir.less.)

(Associated Press by Federal wireIess.)
/. WASHINGTON, October 27.-On be.
half OF the residents of Douglas, Ari-
zona, Senator Ashurst yesterday made
Representations to both the state and
war departments upon the danger
threatening the Arizonan border town.
1t being apparent that the troops OF
Carranza and Villa are maneuverinr
to meet just across the line from Doug.
las at Aqua Pricta, in another battle.
Senator Ashurst has asked that n
sufficient force of American troops be
stationed at Douglas to protect .he
residents in the event of an engage
ment across the border close enough
to the line to impcril American lives.
An additional regiment of artillery
for Douglas is being sought Of Major.
General Funston by officers in charge
OF the forces there, according to ad.
vices from Douglas. These officers have
notified the commander ~ the border
troops that endorsements are neces-
sary IL American neutrality would be
observed, in the event of fighting near
the line.
Dispatches from Torreon yesterday
announce that the first foreign gov
eminent outside of the United States
has formally recognized First Chief
Carranza as de facto President of Mex.
leo. This recognition has come from
Austria Hungary.
From Ell Paso is received news that
| Mexican soldiers yesterday, acting un
der orders of General Villa, have taken
possession Of the Guggenhcim mining
properties and smclter in Chihuahua
declaring the properties forfeited by
the American Smelling and Refining
Company because of the failure of the
| by Villa. The mines seized are stu
ated in the Chihuahua and Santa Eula
liza districts, work having been sus
pended a month ago when the Amer
lean state department issued its warn
ing to. Americans in Northern Mexico
to leave the country.
The Villistas, according to report,
from across the line, intend to operate
the mines and smelling plant them
selves.
William Loeb Jr. has had confer
ence with Secretary of State Lansing
regarding the situation, He represent,
the Guggenheim interests.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
HEAD OF AERO SCHOOL e. .......
At SAN DIEGO Hit AGAIN
tAssOciAted Press by IoSual wirslsss.)

tAssociAted Press by TedsrAl wirsless)
. SAN FRANCISCO, October 26.--Fur
ther startling charges concerning the
conduct of the United States aviation
school at San Diego were. made today
at the court martial of Lieutenant Col.
onel GoOdier, whose criticism of the
school, following an accident to his son
there, resulted in the eourt-martial.
Evidence was introduced toIDy Ia
show that Capt. A. $. Cowan, cOInmard
ant of the school, drew the pay of ar
aviator, although he did not fly. ENl
dence was also introduced to show that
Captain Cowan recommended Riv.n4
Lieut. w. l.. Patterson an aviator :
pay, although Lieutenant Patterson Was
not to fly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
AUTO DRIVERS TROUBLE
RUN AWAY TODODGE FINE

"Ilr who collideS and runs away
won have a fine TO pay, appears to
be the favorite motto Of a number OF
local automobile owners and drivers.
Hardly II day passes that some acci
dent is not reported to the police, and
ITO the end of the report is generally
'appcnded the sentence, "The driver OF
the auto did not stop to find out what
damage had been done, but kept right
on going"
The latest instance Of this kind o.
Cured on Monday on the Puuloa ROAD
near MOanalua.
s Matsuda, driving a horse and wag
on in the direction Of Puuloa, was run
into by automobile No. 2l7I, register
Nd in the name of w. NJ. Sorrie, aud
the check broken ''and other harnes,
damaged The car was coming to town
at the time.
The chauffeur did not stop to enquir,
what damage had been done but kept
right on.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
ROAD. TO HAL.E+:A+'kALA
CRATER (;FJ CONSIDERED
Maui Chamber Of Commerce Seri-
ousIy Takes Undertaking

At the recent quarterly meeting OF
the Maui Chamber Of Commerce in
Wailuku the questiob of lBuilding road
to the top of Halcakala crater was un
dertaken seriously and committee OF
three appointed to ask the county su
pervisors for the use of county prison
ors on the project. mt {,
The committee consists of J. J
Walsh, D. G.. Lufkin and r. A. Wads
worth. 1t is understood the 'r'erritory
also is ready to help by loaning large
force of prisoners who would be pu
to work With this aid from count,
and territorial governments it is est
mated tn" expense of the big improve
ment could he reduced to-Sa compare
lively low figure. = S',rS.'"
The construction Of, the propose,
highway is conceded An ambitious un
dertaking, requiring considerable time
but the opinion among those at tn,
Maui Chamber of Commerce. meetin,
was that it is by no means an impos
sibIe task 3t-
The Iialcakala Ranch Company sub
mitted II communication saying it i
willing to lease two acres of land sur
rounding the rest house at the crater
to the chamber of commerce for
period of twenty years, at a nomina
rental Of dollar a year. The ofe
was accepted.
The director of the United State
weather bureau in Honolulu also sen
an inquiry concerning the practicabilit,
Of installing a rain gauge and meteoro
logical Instruments in the rest hous
These could be under the care of tn
attendant in charge. and monthly re
ports made. The query was referred t
the rest house committee,
Another meeting has been called 70
tomorrow, when further definite actor
relating to the construction of tn,
HaIcakala road likely will be taken.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
DIPHTHERIA-HoW IT MAY BE
AVOIDED.

Dpthcria is usually contracted when
the child has colt. The cold pre-.
parcs the child = system for tn" recep.
tioh aud development Of the diphth"ria
germs When there are cases Of dmh
liberia in the neighborhood ch Id en-
that haN" colds should be kept at h me
and off the street until recovered. Give
them Chamberlain = Cough Rem dy and
they viii not have to remain at hOm"
long. 1t also cleans out the culture
bots, which forms in chiId's thrOpt
when it has n cold, n Il min m z's the
risk Of contracting infect Gus iii cas- \
For sale by all Dealers Benson, Smi h
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
KING GEORGE SEES
I. TROOPS AT Front
.. ~ ~ -- EM.. rs
British Ruler Says He Has More
Confidence Than Ever :
In Victory
tAssocIa,sd Press By Federal wirslsss,)

.. lAhsociated Rress ~ federh WHetessD
e PARIS, October 27.--King George of
Great Britain is in France, visiting
the troops at the front. On Monday
he met President Polncaire and Mia.
lister Of War Millerand, with them visi.
ing the Anglo-Freneh front and review
ing large number of the British troops
Yesterday King Geor =, accompanied
by the Prince Of Wales, visited at the
headquarters of Commander. Chief
Jofre, afterwards reviewing with hin
portion Of the French army.
The British sovereign expressed him
self as having more confidence thar
ever Of the ultimate victory Of tho
Allies now that he had seen a portion
of both the British and French armiss
in the field and had inspected come Of
their positions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
RUMANlAN AID LIKELY

AMSTERDAM, October 20
News has been received here that
supporters of Rumanian participa-
ton in the war have held a meet
ing at Bucharest which was pre-
sided over by two former minis
tiers.
The meeting adopted reSolu-
tons demanding that Rumania
join the Allies and prevent the
Teutons and Bulgarians from
uniting their armies in Serbia
The meeting shouted: "Over-
throw Premier: Bratiano." The
premier is said.to be responsible
for Rumania's continued passiv,
ity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
.SUBMARINESS|NK -
|. TWO TRANSPORTS
Britishcr Sent To Bottom In
Aegean Turk In Marmora,
~. And Many Die

LONDON, ortobor 27.-TNs trans.
ports, one British and one Turkish, haye
been Summarized and sunk, according
to an ofiicial Announcement last night
by the admiralty.
The British transport Marquette was
torpedoed in the Aegean yesterday. Tn"
trooper was. not CARRYING many men
and all her passengers and members
of her crew with the exception of min"
ty.nine have been accounted for.
The Turkish transport was the steam
or Carmen, carrying munitions to the
Turkish troops along the DardanC lies
She was torpedocd by a British uo
marine In the Sea of Marmora III
Sunday, The transport went down w.t.
her cargo, The loss Of Rfe is not known
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
SQUATTERS STAND GUARD
OVER 1900 ACRES OF LAND

lASsociatad Press by Federal WIreless)
LOS ANGELES, October 26.-Claim
ants are encamped today on 1900 acre,
of land in Imperial Valley, which only
yesterday was restored to entry
Throughout the night they guarded th'
plots they had selected. Rival claim
ants are appearing and trouble is pos
sible. Some of the land is worth $lcL
an acre. g.
The squatters have sent a protest O.
Washington declaring that the 60 .crL
ment failed to give notice Of its .nten
tion to open the lands. Many OF tn,
squatters have dwelt six years on tho
land seeking an opportunity to Gle
when it was opened up and may lose
out on account Of the thrush of new
settlers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
ARREST FACTORY HEADS
AFTER PITTSBURGH FIRE

tAss""toted rrsss by FedaraI wtreIaas)
PITTSBURGH, October 26.--As an
aftermath to. the burning of a factory
here yesterday and the loss of four
teen lives, mostly girls, the. officers of
the company and manager were served
with warrants charging negligence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-29
DESPERATE DRIVES
MADE BY TEUTONS
Russians Stand Firm At Riga and
Dyinsk Against Won Hin
denburg's Rushes =
tAssocistsd Press By Federal wirsIess1

LONDON, october 27.-Field Mar.
shall Won Hindenburg IS reported TO be
making desperate drives in his often.
sives at Riga and Dvinsk. He is not
sparing his men and his losses are de.
clared to be heavy. W.
The Russians are defending these re
gions stubbOrhly and it is possible
they may yet Illustrate the plan Of Won
Hindenburg to take these two cities
for winter quarters.
There is evidence of new offensive
on the West front. The Allies will
make attacks in force to prevent the
Germans from diverting any troops
from this front for the Balkan OF
east fronts.