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Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-26
JITNEY BUSES NOW RUN
OUT SHERMAN AVENUE

Jitney buses have at last broken away
from Farnam street and drivers have
discovered that there are people living in
Omaha, aside from those along Farnam
and east OF Fortieth. a jitney lire has
been established along Sherman avenue.
running as far north as Pinkney street.
Two cars have gone into the service,
with plans for two more Saturday
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-26
CHARGES GERMANS WITH
AL SORTS or ATROCITIES

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25-The Russian
ambassador. George Ralkhmetleff. sent the
state department today memoir from
his government charging Germany and
Austria with violations OF the Geneva
Red Cross convention and Of part OF
The Hague convention. with rnutilatiou
and killing OF wounded Russians, with
putting 70 death Russian prisoners. with
attacks on tbs Russian troops BY the
ciyli population Of Germany and Austrian
territory. the use By Austrians OF dunn
dum bullets. and the dissertation and Dill
laging Of churches
The document was presented 60 .hs
State department. Il was stated. not a,
protest. but as matter OF informa.
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-26

Ladies' heavy fleeced Union
Suits, all sizes, $1.00 values,
at ....... $780, .ooO
Knit Waist Union Suits for
boys or girls, all sizes 4 to IL
yrs. 39c values, at ..... Zoe
Mems Handkerchief, plain
white, Turkey red and Indigo
blue. 10c value, at, 6 for 25c
Misses and Boys heavy fleeced
Union Suits, sizes 2 to 10
years, at ...,..... $50
Ladies' medium weight cotton
ribbed. Union Suits, all sizes,
Soc values, at ........ 30c
Mems heavy cotton ribbed I'm
ion Suits, all sizes, 81 values,
at .00c
Ladies' and Children's Outing
Flannel Gowns, SOC values,
AT -. @Oc
Mems heavy fleeced Under
wear, shirts or drawers, soc
values, at ......... .SSe
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-26
WATTLES GOES TO WINTER
HOME NEAR LOS ANGELES

@. w. Wattles. his wife and daughters.
will leave Saturday for California. where
they expect to remain during the balance
Of the winter at Hollywood, their home
near Los Angeles. Mr.. wattics had
thought OF going 10 California much
sooner than this, but he desired 20 re-
main here TO attend tho opening OF the
Fontonelle hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-26
NEW BURLINGTON OFFICIAL
is HUNTING FOR A HOUSE

y, b. Greer. who comes from Chicago
March to be assistant general manager
OF tho Burlington lines west Of the Mis-
souri, river. was social caller at the
local Headquarters, having come in from
the east on an inspection trip over the
Iowa lines. Mr. Greer will move his fam
fly TO Omaha ne soon as he can secure
house that is TO his liking.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-26
LIKED PERSON IN SALT LAKE
BETTER THAN OMAHA MAN

Louis A. James. who has filed a divorce
suit against Erma Margaret James. all
icges that his wife frequently told him
she cared more for a certain person in
Salt Lake City, Utah." than for him,
He also asserted that she nagged az him,
,feiled 60 get his meals. refused to care
for their baby and threatened to take
poison They were married November
8, 1912
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-26
Germany's Reply to
Italy is Friendly

LONDON, Feb. ga Rome dispatch t,
the Morning Post says:
''The German reply 10 Italy's memo
randum on the blockading OF British
coasts has reached the government here.
The. note declares that in view Of the
friendly relations between Germany and
Italy, Germany will respect the italian
flag.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-26
Gypsy Fined for
Beating His Wife

Frank Adams, gypsy living at 1854
South Twelfth street, was fined $40 and
costs for beating his wife Lena. The
woman was arrested several days ago
and fined like amount for robbing
man, whose fortune she was telling. OF
S7
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-26
Domestic Room
Best Values With Largest Saw
ings Here i'm Fridays Sale.

Best Values With Largest Saw
ings Here in Fridays Sale.
Bleached Muslin, mill lengths
of the best known brands &c
to lie qualities, Friday, yard;
at ...,...... .... bS4c
Unbleached "A Sheeting, quail
ity usually &C, Friday, yard,
dt -. a " c
Apron Check Ginghams, fast
color blues, Friday, yard 41kc
Mill lengths Suitings, PercaIes
and Lining Fabrics, worth
7hc to 121sc, good, Friday,
yard ,........ ...... DC
Bleached Toweling, heavy SC
wills, Friday, yard .3%c
Towels, extra large, hemmed
Huck, colored or all white
borders, Friday. each .1Oc
Fine Cambria yard wide, mill
lengths up to 10 yards, Toe,
IL 1zc and 15c qualities, Fri
day, yard ............ $40
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-26

French hoping to drive the Germans from
Montfaucon. which has been strongly
fortified. and thus deliver a fatal blow
TO the German plans for capturing Yer
dun
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-26
'Woman's Health
Requires Care

( Women are so constituted as TO be
! peculiarly susceptible TO constipation,
I and their general health depends In
large measure on careful regulation
7 and correction of this tendency. Their
I delicate organisms rebel at the vio-
1ence of cathartic and purgative rem
! edies, which, while they may afford
{ temporary relief. shock the system and
! seriously disturb the functional organs
A mild laxative is far. preferable and.
II properly compounded much more
! effective. t,f
The combination OF simple Laxative
! herbs with pepsin sold in drug stores
I under the name of Dr. Caldwells
I Syrup Pepsin, is ideal for lwomen's use.
A free trial bottle can be obtained by
writing to DR.. w. B.. Caldwell, 452
washington St, Monticello, Ills.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-26
Good for Sick Henaache..

Constipation causes sick headache and
Or. Kings New IAfe Pills win cure IT,
Take dose tonight. 25c.--Advertisemont
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-26

BERLIN, Feb. 25-Cvia London }
The town Of Przashysz. Russian
Poland, was yesterday taken by
storm by German forces, according
to official announcement given out
in Berlin today. The Germans cap
tured 10000 Russian prisoners.
The report Is dated February % and
reads as follows:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-27
Los seCuaces de Gales
destruyerOn las Was
ferreaS de Sonora
LOS PUEBLOS DE NACOZARi Y
Ell TIGRE AISLADOS-LAS FA-
MILIAS ESTAN SIN WHERE'S.
En- Nogales Sc Siente la Falta de la
Fuerte Guarnicion M~aytorenista
Que ALI Estaba.
Correspondence especial para Ii PRENsA.

Correspondence especial para Ii PRENSA.
NOGALES, Ariz., Mario 24.-La!
numerosas fuerzas carrancistas que
tienen su base de operaciones en- IL
plaza de Aqua Prieta, segun 10 CO
munican los mensajes recibidOs Ge
Douglas, Ariz., han destrUido la via
ftrrea Y quemado varios puentes, en-
ire Aqua Prieta y el mineral de Ma
c~ozari, con ell objeto de perjudicar q
los maytorenistas que avanzan sobre
la plaza f~ronteriza con ell proposito de
~atacarla.
En- los ultimos dias de Ia semana
pasada. los carrancistas destruyeron
varios puentes desde la Estacion de
Izabal al Norte, con 10 cual lOgraron
deiar cortadO ell trafico con los mi
n~erales de Nacozari Y el Tigre, per,
iudicando de muy seria manera a
las familias de ambos lugares, que sc
cncuentran en- critica situacion q eau
"a de la ialta aOSoluta dc coiAesII-
bles. Como ambas p!azas Sc abaste-
cen de where's de Douglas, Ariz., 81
la COMMUNICATION contind& i~nterrumpi-
da. ell hambre hara presa de los ha-
b]itantes de Nacozari y b Ilgre' don
de va materlalme"'e no nay que CO.
l'eL' E.
:, ~,a b,.or los c~arrarcistas es
o,edar todavia en- mas c-itica situa-
ci6n. pues asi nc podran trasladarse
rapidamente a otroS lugareS de! sur
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-27
Fl IuRes saIdra Ell primer
treG de c. Juarez para
Mexico, D. F.
LA VIA TELEGRAFICA ESTA OCU.
PADA POR LOS FUNCIONA-
RIOS VILLISTAS.
Diaz Lombardo Trata de Que Coma.
lez Cara Sc Traslade con el Co
bierno a Chihuahua.
Correspondence especial rara Ia PRENsA.

Correspondence especial TARA Ia PRENSA,
Ell PASO, Tex, Mario 25.-Para
ell lunes de la semana proXima, asegur
10 han asegurado al publicO en- las
oficinas de los ~ferrocarriles villistas
en- Ciudad Juarez, Quedara hsta para
Ell s~eryicio Ia via ferrocarrilera que
une a Ia vecina ciudad con la capital
de la Republica.
Solo falta por rcparar un peQueno
tramo de via cerca de la ciudad de
Mexico. tramo que, al decir de los en-
cargados de hacer las Preparedness de
bidas. quedara Iisto para el proXimo
domingo, p~udiendc. por 10 tanto, CO.
rrer eI primer tren ell lunes proXimo
lie Ciudad Juarez a Ia capital.
La communication telegrafica con
q misma ciudad quedo ~reanudada hoy
zero eli pdbIico no ha podido hacer
$50 de las lineas en- vista de estar
sras ocupadas por los funcionarios
lei cobierno villista radicados en- la
.iudad de Chihuahua, los cIales ten
Iran cue tratar muchos aSuutOS con
Il p~residente provisional Rogue Con
zaIez CARA. a fin de ponerse de
acuerdo en- 10 que reSpecta q Ia Or
ganizaci6n del ~gobierno, pues bien sa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-27
Una partida gutierrista apa
recio en- Ell Estad0 de
zacatecas
UNA PARTIDA ATACO LA ESTA'
CION DE PACHECO, APREHEN-
DIENDO A LOS EMPLEADOS.
De Torreon Salieron Fuerzas para Ba-
tir a los Revolucionarios en-
Aquel Lugar.
correspondence especial para Ia PRENsi.

CHIHUAHUA, mario 24.-Se h;
confirmado que en- el Estado de Ia
catecas ~aparecio una fuerte partid;
revolucionaria que Sc supone sea co
mandada por Jose Isabel Robes, mi
nistro de la guerra que fue en- ell ga.
binete del presidente provisional Eu.
lalio Gutierrez.
La partida a que me refiero Sc pre-.
sent6 en- Ia Estacion Pacheco, situa,
da en- la via del ferrocarril de To,
rre6n a Z~acatecas y aprehendit
al t~elegrafista Y a todos los emplea,
dos. llevandoselos consigo. Despues
los revolucionarios p]rocedierOn 4 cor,
tar la via Y lograron detener ell tren
que de Z~acatecas venia cOn rumbo a
Torreon.
De esta Ultima ciudad Sc libraron
6rdenes para que saliera ma column
ma compuesta de cuatrocientos hon.
bres para que combata a los gutierris-
las. Y Sc sabe que va Sc registro eI
primer encuentro, habiendo logrado
los villistas rechazar a Il enemigos,
obligandolos a ~retiralse de la via fe-
rrocarrilera, la cual ha estado siendo
r~eparada.
La communication con el Sur, sin
embargo, no Sc ha reanudado, pero
aseguran los villistas qIe no pasara la
.presente semana sin que vuelva a rea-
Audarse el trafico.
De Torre6n y por ordenes de Ma
crino Martinez, jefe de las armas de
esa plaza, han estado saliendo mas
para ell Estado lie Zacatecas
con ell lin de baCir enGrgicamente a
los gutierristas, pues Sc trata de de-
Jar libre Ia via fGrrea para que, una
vcz reparados los desperfectoS que
los carcancistas causaron cerca de ! a
ciudad de Mexico. pueda reanudarse
81 trafico fcrrocarrilero con Ia cap
tai de Ia Repubiica.
Sc cree, sin embargo, que los Willis
tas tendran en- 10 SUCCESSIVE dificulta-
dcs para regularizar eI tgafico con ell
Sur del pals, pues son varias las parti-
das que los g~utierristas han disemi-
nado en- Zacatecas, Aguascalientes y
San Luis Potosi.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-27
.SaIi6 para Chihuahua eI
.nueVO Representative de
Italia en- Mexico
CONFERENCE.-THE CON Ell Lie.
DIAZ LOMBARDO Y LUECO
IRA A LA CAPITAL.
Fallecio en- Los Angeles el Sr. Otto
Kuck, Caballero Aieman, que Fue
Consul de Alemania en- Chih.
Correspondence especial para IL PRENsi

Correspondence especial para IL PRENsi
Ell PASO, Tex, Mario 25.-E
condo Antonio Cantoni Marca, dt
quien en- mi correspondence de fe
cha II del presente mes notici& que
habia llegado a esta ciudad prOce
dente de la de Washington, salio ayeI
para Chihuahua con el objeto de ce
lebrar una conferencia con ell hcen
ciado Miguel Diaz LombardO, Encar
gado del Departamento de Relacione:
Exteriores Y Justicia en- el gabinett
del gobierno que encabeza Villa.
FL condo Cantoni, que por variO:
amos desempeno el cargo de primer
~secretario de Ia embajada ~italiana er
los Estados Unidos, ma sido comisio.
nado por su gobierno para que mar,
che a Mexico en- representation de.
RENO de Italia Y permanezca en- Ia
ciudad de Mexico haSta nueva orden.
FL nuevo Representative de Italia 50
Ito, como dejo dicho, aver para Ia
ciudad de Chihuahua. donde confe-
renciara con ell licenciado Diaz LON,
bardo para darle cuenta de Ia conf
sion que trae, Y presentarle las ere
denciaIes correspondence.
En- cuanto termine su mission en-
Chihuahua, eI conde Cantoni Sc diri-
gira a la ciudad de Mexico en- eI pri-
mer tren que haga su recorrido en-
ire Ia citada ciudad y Ia capital de la
Republica.
-Noticias ~rccibidas de Los Ange-
les, dan cuenta del falIecimiento del
senior Otto Kuck, caballcro aleman
bien conocido en- la ciudad de Chi
huahua. donde desempeho en- distin-
tas ocasiones eli cargo de consul de
Alemania. Fl senior Kuck era socio
principal de una de las mas podero-
sas casas comerciaIes de chihuahua,
como 10 es Ia Ketelsen y Degetau
Sucrs.
Sc sabe que los acontecimientos
oue Sc d~esarrollan actualmente tanto
en- Mexico como Ell Alemanja, iriIu-
veron mucho en- ell amino 10. schor
Kuck Y fueron causa princ.pa! para
que Sc minara su ORGANISING hasta el
grade de poner fin a su ~existe1cia.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-27
C6mo ocurrieron los successes en- elEstado de Yucatan
E5s de cuatrocienas personals Sc refuglron en- e cfucero GuO" "S0O7 i" I"
sonoxHnaba q Merida la colmna del general AVarado
Ell CORRESPONSAL.


ia rausa de la Noh'raIia ueI EsIauo
rn la Inca del Or>''' QUEEN con
Sus iueI|aN ia ''Iii"o y" \"I'"s
rnru"ntroS con las lu'f|aS que d
p"yan al general DC los '"''o9'
IcNdo que '9U' iu'" 'o' ''S 9"f''
Al aDailno''aI est" '"P'''''
I'll tai eS'""" "' 'oS'N' f". p''""
a los yucai"c"s Iren'e Il Ids lutI~'9
de- los reN'iutItNarIo9 'aFFa''''9'"S'
aurslro' CONSEQUENCES ell coIilp'-
ma ueI consul il'''''0"''', "'''-
ron las ~'H,'o.',S o"0U''"'' ="
IA Ia re~pd'IIa'l""'
81 uSi3u 10 cree '0'''ei''''''
'omahdahir-Ie diJo 81 EoprIlIa'''I
'ieI tSJado al J'i' u'I "upa PUT
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nos que deSceil FcIoFuar d 81 pa
ISld'
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geSiIoneS Sc I~IeNaral Il elec'o 81"
hll@uh co~h'Fa'I'liPo'
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-27
Ell arriBo del Cuba" a PrOgresO.

Lego Cuba. nuesUro crucero,
como una esperanza de saivacion al
puerto de Progreso. FL pueblo de
es5a ciudad. entusiaSmado. 10 recl-
bio con NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. que pu-
diera ser IN barco de guerra por
ellos adquirido ' que iba en- defensa
del Esrado: Y al compro6arse que es'
to no era cierto, no falto quien ira,
tara de coyrer la ~siguiente version:
-Compraremos al Cuba, por,
aue reaemos ~suficiente dinero para
clio
Segun Sc afirma por algunos' 10;
y~ucatecos tenian q bordo del remolca'
dor "AuxiIiar" la suma de IN MI
! Hon Y medic de pesos...-Y en- DIS
| posici5n. para cUaleuier evento d'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-27
PIPORRAZOS.

iDurO, don Saturnino! No Sc
duerna, valedOr! ia Sc ACADIA el
pan caiientei iAranquele cOmPa-
dntc! iC0mPrese 81 PIPORRAZOS!
Vale cuarenta ferroS.
Raga sus pedidos de PIP0RRA,
EOS a: IGNACIO E. L0ZANO.--
COZ DOlOrOsa St.--San Antonio, Te,
zas, mandando los ~cuarenta centa,
yos con 81 pedido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-27
Diccionario Manual.
Encyclopaedia.

Este diccionariO de IL Iengus
castellana es ell mas complete y
moderno. Esta ilustrado con mas
de seis mil grabadOs en- negro =
en- dolores, mas de 250 mapasr
cientos de retratos de hombres c6-
lebres, edifcios Y m0numentos
historicos de todas parties Gel nun
do, etc. Es el mejor de los enci-
clopedicos manuales y solo vale
$500 Ell ejemplar.
H&ganse los pedidos acompaDa-
dos de su impOrte a
IGNACIO E. LOZAN0.
GOT Dolorosa 81 ,-San Antonio.
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-27
Is REGALOS con Cada Reloj-
--ADENAS DE W REVOLVER AUT0MAHCO DE SETE HROS

sonamrntc dc no>oro> pucdc I'd conNgmr Ell mcior ri de ORC rcnno dc IL H.
oarardlado pr % mos. \ solctud, enyiarmoS a rms parties I'M magnhco roi de
ire. luas Y tamano medic. para cabaco o seNoT. cstlo rTrorarrcro, pr d que
,uu, ca>aS phcn NJ mru, de 5000; pr0 nucsrO prciO especial c> ell de sGJh y
aJcmas del rcoi menconado. ID rcibra IN de cOStumhe, eAo> p rcgaLos que son
,bsdutamcnic GRATIS. ,cmIrc qe nos cntc 81 0rten al momentO. qr son: hcrmoa
caIcna con die anmo, nracrIcH. aflcr de corbata, mancuernas. botonchlos. espcio.
Trpp uIma rcntc. navajo de baba aSniaiOr. jbOncra. brOrha. pa, navajo, Gala
nara rIol vGnIrlRTunU Y TN revolver uOmauc de : urOS gaanizadOy hecho del
mOr acrTO.
Herorrc este cupdn. Y eTitnoSo junnmenTr con 2c. Hn eIampllS o dneTO) CO.
r, dcp6,to. v I'll direction corrcca Y dcendono, 81 dea 81 reOI para cabaero .
IRA rnnra g fnuaIatamcntc Sc 10 envarcuDs con los p regaOS que danOs absolute
rutc GRATIS. Cuando los rndba y qude convencdo dc quc cl roj Is dc la csc
,rrria Y L, obseudos son de bucna caMdad, enmnces nos pagara I'd d este de
sGg5 Dor 81 roi y rruanos gasos de ranspor. N. oTa manra NJ uee I'd que
mo divide! que cs Hcmpre mcnr paar uU> cuanlos celavos mas y rcbr I'M
linen rL,f Y my bouus rcyaos (pcHdos dc McNicGG ehcn dc Ifnirp agados poi ade-
AntadoJ DTuase a:
UNION SUPPLY COMPANY, Dept A-22 ST Louis No.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-27
Los ViIiistas van a pedir
Ia ayuda de los banque.
ros de Nueva York
OUIEREN RE0RGANIZAR LAS. FL
NANZAS DE LOS FERgoCARRI-
LES, QUE ESTAN CAST EN-
BANCARROTA.
Jose ID. Rodriguez. general villista.
salio para Nueva York a eonfe-
r~enciar los banqueros.
cnrrcsnondcncIn especlaI para IA PRENs,.

Correspondence especial para IA PRENsa
Ell PASO. Tex, Mario 25.-Jose
d. Rodriguez. general sillista y pre-
sidente executive de los f~errocarri-
les que estan bajo ell dominic de
los convencionistas, acOmpanado
de Leonard j. Eivet, superintendent
general de las mismas lineas, sall6
aver para Nucva York o ell OBJ
p,,o a 4, n,d ma / coIumna
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-27
Ell tren Is cOnducidO pOr un cuba
10.

Gran canlidad De familias yucca
tecas llcnaS de panicO por los dcS-
names de la trOpa revolucionaria,
Pasa a la 2ag ia. Columna ia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-23
Japanese Women
Urged To Adopt
American Dress

Japanese women of Honolulu were
urged last night by Mrs. NJ. Ebina, wife
Of the foremost Japanese Congrega
tionnI preacher, to adopt American
Dress Mr.. Ebina, who spoke at the
japanese congregational Church in
Nuuanu street, said in part:
within u month | have returned
from long trip through Manchuria
and it was strange to notice that the
,'apan"Nr there have adopted up-to-date
American STYLES.
"Iu my opinion it is far better for
NOu Ja,anCs3 women of Honolulu to
adopt American dress. think in
every respect American dress is com
fortnt I", convenient and better fitted
for activity than our Japanese dress.
"Th' time is certainly approaching
in which w. must modify our mode Of
life. notice that in Toxic most of
the school girls wear Japanese cloth
shoes, and clogs. Vet ia the schools
they ARE taught to become uscG TO
American customs, in every respect as
are Au'riran girls. But whom they re
turn h"n" they are compelled to fol
low .laI iI'r>r customs
" Nat Is what we call leading a
double Dl'r and it must be- reformed
H. pu 81 /, n possible You Japanese
""ur', h'r' hn'r mnuy approximations
:" - 'o.H ne lean dress, as you are
r'o.r u touch with American ladies. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-23
SUPERVISORS ASKED
TO FIGHT BAD MILK

A letter was read at last night =
meeting of the board of supervisors
from Albert Warehouse, president OF
the bureau of agriculture and forestry.
suggesting that the board require local
milk producers to obtain and file with
the city clerk, a certificate of health
Of all dairy animals, as required By
the milk ordinance, and that failure on
the part of any milk producer to pro
vide such certificate within a reason
able length of time, shall be followed
by the prompt revocation of his per
nit. The communication, which wa,
referred to the health committee.
pointed out that a Hdmber Of local
dairymen are producing and selling
milk without license to do SO, and tina,
there Is, god and sufficient reason to
believe that dairy cows in varioos
da,fies in the city are affected with
and their milk disposed o.
in violation Of the milk ordinance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-23
SUPERVISORS OPPOSE
- INSURING EMPLOYEES

At last nights meeting Of the board
of supervisors, the committee on WAYS
and means, reported as follows in the
matter of the city's liability under the
Work mans Compensation Act:
From g"nersl observation and in.
ord of the various departments of the
city has not been high in the past.
While, therefore, the operation of the
compensation law is just beginning, we
TO not deem II advisable that tins
ho"rd should insure city employees un
der III" act at present which, AZ we
mr." "INi'"d hv the communication in
hand. would Involve na"meut Of PIE
MUM of $1,000 to $4,000 a, year.
We would recommend that tho
honri of Snprr> isors, through vonr com
mittrc. plnr" itself in communication
with tn" accident bonrd for the city
of Honolulu and procure from that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-23
FAMOUS LUAU CASE
LIKELY TO REOPEN

Sheriff Rose is in receipt of a letter
from Maj Gen. w. II. Carter with ref
crenee to the disturbance which oc
CURED at the mayor = luau at Kapio
lani Park, last May, and which was in
vestigated by the board of supervisors
1t is said that the commune alton
asks for a re-opening of the investiga
ton, with view to definitely fxin.
the blame for the conduct of the police
on thai occasion.
The sheriff admits having received
communication from General Carte
dealing with the luau but declines t.
give out the letter for publication.
General Carter refuses to divul~n thu
contents Of his letter until he shall have
received an anaO"r sr~-~ +|~ -N~-;%
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-23
Judge Ebert H. Gary and Mrs. Gary Come
Here To See Sights and Rest

wealth, its natural resources, its pro.
dnctiNc capacity, its location, and
with n well defined and settled policy
to foster aud encourage its industries,
who can measure the future natural
growth and strength of the United
States
"W" have the opportunity to be-
come the leading nation of tle world,
Financially, commercially and indus.
trialIy, if we live up to the RESPONSE
hilitIcs that circumstances have
thrust upon u.s."
With Judge Gary is his wife. They
will see the volcano and return to the
mainland n week from yesterday in
the MatSonia. During their stay in
Honolulu they are guests az Ne Moana.