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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
PROTEST.
HONOR UNSIlLED
E-4s E..
Government 10 Exile Denies Docu-
1ments Show That It For, Ii
tilted Neutrality 4

, GAssociated Press by Federal Wireless VI.
HAkRE, France, March ls--The Bel,
,gian gORernneut, which now has its
seat here, issued Q statement yesterday
protesting against the German allega,
tons that documents found in the state
archives at Brussels, when the Germans
occupied that city, proved that Belgium
had forfeited her neutrality before the
war. " s-s - 4,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
CHAMP CLARK GENEROUS
.NPRA!SEHQRMGSlN
IN F9l 80 n wv

tAssccia'rd p-ess Nv Federal wireless.)
PHILADELPHIA, March 1s.--Speak,
er Clarke eulogizsd President Wilson
here today as zone. among the great
executives whose names may be count,
ed on the fingers Of one hand. $ .., d.
Sc The Precedent, the told the Friendly
sDnh Of saipt Pstriek ID carrying .
heavier load than was borne by Lin.
con. st ',.ur s. .,,.r 3D.
Business depression due to the war,
he said, was gradually disappearing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
EowEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN

A., During the supirber months children,
Pre- subject to disorders of the bowels
and should receive the most careful at
Hsntion. As soon as any unnatural
i,SscScss 3of the bowels Is noticed
,rrHmy praip' = CoHe, Cholera and Diar-
stees Remedy should be given. For
sac by all dealers, baps0p, SRith 4
Co., hid., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
EReNcA 70 BUY COTTON

(Assopiptsd Press by Federal Wireless,l /
PARIS, March lS--The French gov
,rnment, II Is understood, win buy the
Jar or cotton on board the American
steamship Daeia, which was consigned
70 Germany, but was not permitted by
he allies to make, delivery. a., ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails, to cure.
I. ". Groves signature Is on
each box, " a., H.
PtRIs MEDICINE CO., St. Louis, U.s.A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
BLOCKADE GflAAs |
5OaGERMANFuRy
TestoHio Press Predicts Greater.
! Submarine Warfare IN Re-
$.s,.gp ply 10 Britain. -.. -.

(Associated Press by Federal Wireless,l -,
WASHINGTON, March lS.--Tbe text
of six diplomatic notes, representing
the latest exchange Of diplomatic cor.
Pc spohdehee between the state depart.
ment ana the foreign Offices of Great
Britain, France and Germany, was
made public last night.
Contents Of Notes '' '''.
These notes set forth the American
suggestion that Germany abandon her
submarine blockade and her submarine
attacks upon merchantmen in the an
notneed war zone, in return for which
The Allies win lift the embargo upon
the shipment Of conditional conlratand
TO Germany and Austria for the use of
the civilian population; the use Of the
Gag Of heutrals by beliigerents, the
removal Of the mines from the high
seas and the recently announced block
ade by the Allies of all German ports
to all trade. ratya '&E'.' .'" via
Attitzde Of Germans
Quotations from the German press,
received here; say that the carrying
ont Of the recently announced block
ade by the Allies win only goad Ger.
many into waging a greater submarine
warfare. The German editors say that
when the United States was confronted
with the choice Of deciding whether 10
aequiesce IN the Anglo French block.
sde orSt protest against t. President
Wilson turned the balance in favor Of
sending q strong protest to London and
Paris I'M I,T.a
Americans want rood
Yesterday Secretary Bryan received
request from the American residents
in Austria that the United States take
steps to insure the safe passage to Aus
trian ports Of American ships with
foodstuffs for civilians.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
ALGERIAN TRlBESMEN
BEATEN BY ITALIANS

''.r.~'r' I Pross nv .FeAsTaI WiFelssh.)
ROME, March IS.-1'he Italian punt
tive expedition in the Algerian hinter'
lands of Bengzi has met and dispersed
the insurgent force of tribesmen in the
neighbOrhood of Gebadia. In the fight
ing one hundred Of the insurgents were
Killed, while the Italian loss Of life is
forty. ~.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
NoN-coMBATTANTs SAFE

- ,es~c'~'ed' p-ost b. Federal Wireless.9
~ WASHINGTON, March lS.-Ambas-
sadOr Morgenthau, the American repre-
sentative at Constantinople, has cabled
the state department. that Turkey guar
9ntees full protection to all non-eom-
latants
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
SALUTE is SEVENTEEN GUNS

. a (Assooiptsd, Press b. ,EeSsral wirsssSsl
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE ere.
pton of the rank Of admiral makes the
assistant secretary Of the navy's salute
seventeen guns. . D..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
Government Also Takes Over All
III lmpartant Ship Building Bases
" United KingdoEs Action Be-
lpg5 Prompted ssg Ensencies
az S4l ---sT FtaA7
TERRIFIC FIGHTING
. Y CONTINUES IN FRANCE
Turkish Announcement That
$ There Mas Been An Unsuccess-
full Bombardment Of Smyrna
Not Borne Gut BY Advices
kol % ~ T


tAssocrurcd Press by Federal wireless.)
n ONDON, March 1S.--As forecast
IL in lord Kitehener's speech Tues
day 10 the peers, the government took
over today all'the important armOrers'
ana ship,buiiders' plants in the United
Kingdom. + si1 fiS N-rs-' -
The list includes such famous yards
as the Elswieks Works of Sir w. G..
Armstrong, NewcastlesuponsTyne, the
largest builders Of waTships in the
world; Cammell, Laird & Co., Ltd,
Juilders of the -dreadnought An
Ssaeiops; Vickers, Limited, builders Of
the princess Royal and abe Japanese
Sattleirruiser 'Eongos rhornycrbft and
Yarrow, specialists in torpedo boats and
aestroyers;f William Bearamore'E Co.
Of Glasgow, Brown Bros. Of Glasgow
and Harlan & Wolf, builders of the
Olympic; Titanic and Britannia, the
last named the greatest merchant ship
in the world. - II .*.''.. 80
Decision After Conference az
A decision was arrived at last night,
only after a long conference between
Dasid Lloyd George, chancellor of the
esehequer; other cabinet membersy and
. delegation of factory owners, labor
icaJcrs and representatives Of engineer,
ing, shiptbuildine, eoal.mining and
incorporation industries. ,gt8"''
Bitter fighting, continues in the
neighborhood of Neuve Chapelle and
st. Eloi, where the German losses are
declared by British army Headquarters
to amount to $4,000. An official state,
ment tonight gives the British casual.
ties, between the tenth and the four
teenth of the month, during the sue.
cessful storming Of Neuve Chapelle and
st. Eloi, as liz officers killed and S19S
either wounded or missing i.
Canadians in Battle
Among the troops prominent in the
tSIking Of st. Eloi were the Princess
l'atrleis's Own, the first regiment sent
20 the front from Canada, which in
ludes q large number of American
volunteers. -" s
British losses in the bombardmeIit Of
The Dardanelles are given as twenty
three killed, nineteen severely wounded
hpd nineteen slightly wounded on board
The light cruiser Amethyst of the new
ileet, and two killed and two wounded
Oh the old battieships Ocean and Prince
George. '' ''' $685.
Amethyst Probably Crippled v
The Amethyst is very fast, but un'
arnIorcl, and if hit was bound to be
badly damaged. The battleships carry
a..hx.iGeh belt amidships and twelve
tnckcs on the barbettes and coming
tower.
Presumably it is the Amethyst which
The Turkish announcements, given out
~ Berlin, say was badly damaged.
The statement of the official pres:
lpfean, issned last night, does not con
firm the previous Turkish announce
p'ent that there has been an unsueeess
Ia bombardmeRt of Smyrna.
Bcrsbardtnsnt to Begin -
On the. contrary 1t says that BON
hardment is about to begin, after re
fasai o. the Turkish commander to sur
Eehdeni hr p p. @,s#A. }.''
.'Hs"~' go T------------- 'f ..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
PASSENGER STEAMER ASHORE

Associated Press by Federal wirslssS)
, BERLIN, March I7s--The American
passenger steamer IsRlmaha is ashore
In the Tristan Islands. A number Of
the crew have been iost.r!- 81
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" p r. = - ii 4.
C0AST;-HAVVNI
llGHTtBUTEsTI
IS S ANNOUNCED! | !.
Exposition Board Of Manage
ment Plans Big Race For .4''
Purse anu trophy
FINISH WILL BE OFF -
FAMOUS DIAMOND HEAD
After Competition Little Ships
WilIsCruise About Islands
AtsFheE' Leisure V !

(AssOelated Press by Federal wireless)
SAN FRANCISCO, March OIL The
exposition board of management yes
terday appropriated two thousand dol;
lars for the exp euses Of carrying out
the San Francisco Honolulu transpa,
cifc yacht race, which starts from San
Francisco on June ~, the finish 70 be
of Diamond Head. J5#le94 4
OF this amount, FIVE hundred dollars
will 60 fora trophy for the winning
yacht while the winner of second place
will receive a two hundred and fifty
dollar cup, ,"r. N ?.
.3 After the race to Honolulu; the COM
peting yachts will spend short time
cruising in Hawaiian waters and then
will race back to San Francisco. al a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
AMBASSADOR GERARD ::
i: REPORTS DISASTERS

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Ambassa-
dor James Gerard has sent from Berlin
a supplementary report definitely Civ
ing the cause of the sinking of two
American steamers, the Evelyn and the
Carib. a.....
W, The steamers are the Evelyn, which
was sunk by a mine off, Borkum island,
in the North Sea, on February 20, and
the Garib, sunk OFF the German North
Sea coast on February 20. e.
P The ICarib and the Evelyn were sunk
by mines, Gerard reports, adding that
no false directions were given by the
british, ,"The boats simply ran on
mine fields, The says.
The Evelyn sailed from New York
for Bremen carrying cotton and the Ca
nib from Charleston for Bremen, also,
with cotton. 49,, !
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EXPO
'.' ADMISSION SOLD
4alt Atf4 " fNS AZ
~. $1,000 " 81 o..
Handsome Portuguese Building
at San Francisco Fair I'M
pressiyeIy Dedicated

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal Wireiess)
SAN FRANCISCO, Aareh0.--Before
noon yesterday the millionth purchaser
of ticket for the Exposition passed
the turnstile, this record Of attendance
being equal to the best expectations.
Yesterday, in a notable ceremony, the
Portuguese building was dedicated, the
Exposition officials, the officials of the
Portuguese consulate, the prominent
members of the Californian Portuguese
colony and many other, prominent men
of the Nationna State tasine part.
The Portuguese building4is one of the
,handsomest foreign p9yiions in the
grounds, being a structure in Manuel,
inc style of the Sixteenth Century.
This building, with its exhibits, rep
reseuts an expenditure Of half mil
lion dollars. .., ~ ~. ID e.. ..
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GOVERNOR urges n
y0LuAIEER, FORCE.
Asks Legislature TO Provide
ssssEOr Eatiohaly Guard and
Fq AIisavalF NHuuai aga

Inen message, to the legislature yes.
terday Governor piukham nreed the
.naeaas;ty - ma,athtas. ~ tgswai,. :.
!. = 2 ~
A1rohst national epeTH, rPa lnaYtl militia ~
.i,foli are undoubtedly fqniiliar,9' he
says, t'with the remaths ID Major
cs,,a,aI 49,. y. 49, - 49, Ia
:, An ~ II wv I
Il 80 Dsps.men'in 49, ne s.asst
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
HAGUE CONFERENCE
DEltlA'lRl|E1DBISt)EsS
Carnegie Foundation Lecturer
IN address Says All Nations
Should Disarm


fAssociated Press by Federal Wireless)
BERKELEY, March g August
Schvan, lecturer of the Carnegie
Foundation, addressing the, students Of
the University of California yesterday,
declared that the Ha ane Peace Confer.
ence, under its present statns, was use
less ,as, a preyentitive-of var. ..., gs.
.i..athll nations should .tfisarm,' said
Professor sehvan, "and the supreme
power should be vested In n,worid' q
court, with one judge sitting on the in
,tefnational bench for each, Ave million
people, with, no nation, having a greater
number than ten judges in the tfibuiiRl.
This court should have the power 70
rule upon every question that may arise
between nations, with an internationaI
police force and IN international navy
to enforce the courts rulings ~,
fol-
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effect" that the .yiilaistas have com
Wandered the tug Auxiliar, belonging
to the War, Steamship line, with which
they recently gave chase to the Amer
lean liner MORO Castle, which arrived
at Vera Cruz yesterday with the sur.
yiyors Of the Progress. The captain
reports that the Auxiliar, with Mexi'
can soldiers aboard, attempted to stop
the Moro Castle and chased her for
some distance when the commands to
heaye to were disregarded. p. The Moro
Castle carried three million rounds Of
ainmunition for Carrauza and her cap.
tain 4 did not wish these to fall into
the hands of the Villaiatas. He reports
the Progress dead 10 be thirty.
'carranxa Enters Protest
{ Yesterday, in a turhings of tbs
tables, "a protest from Carranza was
filed with the state department, in
which the Mexican provisional preai
dopt declared that the hanging of Fred
crieo Sanchez a. Mexican murderer, at
oakville, Texas, was not an act of JUS,
tice but carried out because of the race
prejudice, of the TeSaps. The Mexican
had murdered jsiler at oai,yille and
had been convicted, sentenced and sxs-
cutcd according to law. The execution
took place on Wednesday. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
sANSGH|LDIR RI; WERE
BEATEN IN HOSPITAL
$50, by III I. WI a,n5stf1tt ;
Superintendent of New York
Hospitals Declares Charges
4 sResut Of Conspiracy !

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirsless)
NEW YORK, Match o. Continuation
JKipgsbnryj of the state board of
charities, yesterday fled formal charges
against Mrs. Mary Dunphy, supsrin-
tendeHt Of the city hospitals for the
feeblemindea and the children school
at Russell I! tsISSd, accusing her of laR,
ing allowed al children to be kicked
and beaten, supplied insufiiciently with
food apd. kept without safeguards
against disease. ~. -, -.
The charges were based on the re-
suits of an investigation which has
bsenAin progress for four months. =
Mrs. Dunphy, terms the fling of these
charges the final action of a conspiracy
TO force her removal. 81 So.
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beet SUGAR COMBINE
SUED BY GOVERNMENT NM \

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
'WAsHINGToN, March 5.--The Uni
ted States government has brought suit
against Truman G. Palmer, who repre-
scented the beet sugar interests in the
tariff; hearings and Who ~ secretary of
the United Beet Sugar Company, to re-
cover $4,000. 1t is alleged that this
was the pOstags that should properly
have been paid on 100000 copies of
"Sugar at Glance, y which were de-
hTcred through the mails on the postal
frank of Senator Lodge of Massachu-
sets. =. 3, 4st...
1t is alleged that Palmer substituted
his pamphlet for the, tabulated figures
used by Senator Lodge in his tariff
speech and thus secured the franting
of the copies. f.s.ti fat--'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
SAY DYNAMITE PLOT
IS Police FRAlME-UP

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WireIess)
NEW YORK, March 2, - Although
carbOno and Abarno, the two dypamit
eIs. ARRESTED for the attempt to de
troy st. Patrick 8 Cathedral with a
bomb last week, confessed to their
rrime the evening Of their arrest, they
have now reranted, withdrawn their
confession ana declared the whole
story of their attempt to destroy the
church and the report Of a general
plot TO he a police frame
up, 1 i T.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
General Success Is Claimed For
After Day of GrueIling
Fighting Along Almost Entire
= Eastern and Western Fronts
RUSSIANS HAVE AGAIN
POURED INTO BUKoWlNA
Announcement From Berlin Is To
Effect That Troops ofikaiser
and People Win Celebrate Els
marck Centenary On april I

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wire!ess)
r ONION, March G.-General sue-
IL cess, after a day of hart Egl,t-
ing along almost the entire eastern
and western fronts, was claimed last
night for the Allies. In France tho
French captured two German eompa-
MES and gained six hundred and fifty
yards of trench, while beating back the
German counter attacks in the Argoune
and Champagne districts.
alays Reenber BnkoEtna
In the east, with the Russians ON
the offensive, the situation in the Car
,pathians is unchanged, although dis
patch from Bucharest says that the
Austrians have evacuated Czernowitz
and, the Russians have again invaded
Bnkowina. 1t is also reported that the
German force in the CaTpathians is
NOW, rednced to three corps, with the
AustIians bearing the brunt Of the
Russian attacks. 1,s, .;nI ...a N
iCsntsnafy Of Bismarck -
Reports from Berlin, via Amsterdam,
say that an order has been issued that
the celebration planned for the Bis
tmarck centenary is to be carried out.
i Prince Bismarck was born on April !,
ISIS, which anniversary date is TO be
observed throughout Germany and by
the German armies in the field.
Amsterdam also reports that the
notorious service in Berlin has ceased,
owing 10 the scarcity Of petrol.
Russian Captures u z &
A Reuter- dispatch from Petrograd,
reporting on the success Of the Rus
SLAMS against the Austro- Germans in
Eastern Galicia, says that the Russiars,
in the fighting around stanilaus, be-
tween February ~ aud March 3, cap
,tared 1S3 officers, 1s,522 men, many
horses and guns and large quantity
Of supplies. -
Z A dispatch to the Paris Temps from
Petrograd- says that the Turkish war
council has decided to abandon allithe
plans for operations against the British
positions In Egypt. All the Turkish
+. troops are ID, be- recalled.
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SKIPPER SEES SHIPS SUNK

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
BREMEN, March 5.-The ,Morgen
Post says that the captain Of the
American steamer Gulf Light, bound
from Galveston. with cotton, witnessed
the tOrpedoipg ofatwo frelghters, load
ed with rice and coal, in the English
Channel. Several American vessels
which are unloading cargoes will return
in ballast as n result of the announce.
ment Of Premier Asquith that no ex.
portations from Germany by water
would be allowed. b. ~ y
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CANADA WILL SHIP
SUPPLIES 10 FRANCE FRI

(AssOeiatsd Press by Federal wirelessl
OTTAWA, Ontario, March e.-The
Canadian government yesterday an
nouneed thatEa trisweekly, freight ser.
vice between Canada and France, for
the carrying. of supplies for the British
army, was about to be started, to con.
Time Throughout the rest of the war,
For the service the British admiralty is
supplying eighteen treighters.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
CONVENTION, OF NAVY
LEAGUE IS POSTPONED

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless
SAN FRANCISCO, March 0. ~ The
convention of the Navy, Leasne, which
had been scheduled for this mouth here,
has been postponed until'Jnly, when it
is expected that the Atlantic feet bat,
tIeships will be here and that President
Wilson will be able to attend a part
of the convention. IA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
italy again SHAKEN IlI|i|
BY LIGHT EARTHQUAKES

(Associated Press by Federal Wireless)
FLORENCE, Italy, March 6.--Earth-
quakes throughout Central Italy yes
terday terrified the population anew,
hlthOagh these amounted to only UNI
derground rumblings and slight tremOrs
Of the earth. Only slight damage was
done. D
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
BREAD riots IN SPAIN:
GPoPOLA(t BUNEAsy

(Associated Press by Federal wireless)
MADRID, Spain, March 5.--ProSin.
cial reports tell of growing unrest
among the pOpulaee because of the
business depression due to war and the
high cost Of food. Bread riots are tax
ing. place in several sections. The re.
ports indicate that ,spainsis the hardest
hit of all neutral countries. b..
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ALLEGEDBANKRQBBERS !
7. ARRESTED lN,CH|CACO

tAssoeisted PrsssjBJy, Federal wirsless)
CHICAGO. March G.-GeOrge Web:
ster, and John Bingham were placed
Under arrest here yesterday. on. a charge
OF being Implicated in 'ths sensational
bank robbery in New Westminster,
British Columbia, four years ago. when
currency and bank potesto the amount
of $4,000 were ttolep. ~ H.. p
2 The men, who have been Swallowed,
were caught yesterday changing some
Of the stolen bills in one of the local
banks. p fsE, VIII. hi !. s.'',.',.. j..
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GERMAN LOSS CONFIRMED

tAasoeiatsd Press By Fedatall kVitelsssl
LONDON, March 5.--toficial. J--It
is confirmed that the British collier
Thordis sank a German, submarine. OF
.Beachy Hend. The crew Of the subs
marine US has been Landed at Dover.
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SULTAN Of TURKEY .
.QllE,sA'gcAPFAL
~ &. IstLS Il1l 7 VI.
Russian Black Sea Fleet Is
Headed For Bosphorus To s.
~v~ Attack DardaneIIes

tAssoeiated Press by Federal Wireless)
ATHENS, Greece, March with
the guns of the Allies battering at the
gates of his empire, the sultan Of Tpr-
key has fed from Constantinople, ne
cotding to a report here, which, how
ever, Is uncon6rmed.. Z I,, g.,
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LABOR is aRAlSINs ....
2!e Il. BIG gfFEasE FUND

lAssociated Press by. Federal Wireless)
SAN FRANCISCO, March 9. ~ The
local Building Trades Council is rails
ing fund for, the defense of, Captain
and Schmidt, charged as aeeOmplices Of
the 9McNamara brothers, In, the dyna.
hitting Of the Los Angeles Times build.
ing, whose trial will shortly commence
in Los Angeles. g,sH.u.F.,.,..< }. ..
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FIRES UPON SUBMARINES

associated Press by Ftaenr wirsless)
..PARIs, March s. - (oficial,) -,
French cruiser, seeing submarine Of
the U 2 type, fired, upon it. The sub,
marine plunged below the water and
was not again seen. | az. Il
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
BANK OF ENGLAND a
FLOATS WAR LOAN

Associated Press by Federal Wireless)
LONDON, March 5.--The Bank Of
England has. called for tenders on
$3.50, 100000 of exehequer. bonds, bear
ing three per cent and running for five
years. ..
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sFORMER SIN. BARD DEAD

tA@oeiated Press "a. federal Wirelsssl
Los ANGELES, March e.r-Thomas
r, bard, former United States senator
from California, died at his home, here
yesterday, aged seventy four years,
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FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER

(AsspGiated Press by Federal Wirele.ii)
SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.--Verue
Fowler, who has been on trial for the
murder last December of william Fas-
sett, was yesterday found guilty in
the first degree He has heen sentenced
to life imprisonment. +Vt s
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LOSSES OF ALLIES

(Associated Press by Federal wireless)
BERLIN, March 5.-The official bull.
letin today says that the French at
tack ON iCellas left one thousand dead
before the barbed wire entanglements,
The Russians lost heavily at Lomza.
A French ammunition steamer, bound
for Newport, entered ostend by mis-
take and was sunk.
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OFFICERS OF MILITIA
SUBJECTS OF INQUIRY

(Assoeiated Press by Federal Wireless)
WASHINGTON, March 5.--secrstary
Garrison has ordered General Bliss to
investigate the report that United
States militia officers are serving with
Canadians. 1t is not known that there
is any law to govern in the matter.