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alone is worth many times con- ing to see. They have also ar ranged for free moving pictures at the Pastime Theatre for our guests on this occasion. And there will be many other featur- eS of amusement.
 This Trades Day is purely an entertaining feature for your benefit, given by the merchants and business men of Carlisle in appreciation of your patron age, We want to show you that we appreciate your patronage, and much money and time has been spent in Lreparing an elaborate program for this day. Read the ad on another page of this paper and watch for circulars, and come to Carlisle Dec. 4th; you will receive a hearty welcome.
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matters, and it is out just to the newspaper folk that these ideas be corrected in accordance with the same business principles that prevail in all other business establishments.
 In a vast m ajority of cases this generous charity on the part of the newspaper is bliss fully taken for anted, and the papers liberality is abused. That whi h is purely a favor is accepted as a matter of course, and what should be requested are couched as demands.
 When the courtesy has been performed there is rarely ap- preciation and more often dis satis faction generally silence.
 The result iii many other towns and cities is that a ban has been put upon all free pub licity, no matter what it's object even upon church notices. In these cities such fayors as the press bestows are properly ap- preciated and valued. The Forth Els ate.
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Notic. to County Democratic
 Central Committee.

The County Democratic Cent~- al Committee is hereby called to meet at the Court House at Lon oke, Arkansas, on Monday Dec ember 18th, 1915 at o'clock D m for the purpose of fixing a date for holding the County Democratic Primary election and making arrangements therefor.
 ". W. McCrary
 Chairman, County Democarat- ic Central Committee.
 Attest:
 J. M. Gates, Secretary.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-11-25
Local Firm Secures
 Ford Agency

Sims & Stauber local feed dealers have secured the Ford automobile agency for this county. They expect to have a shipm ent of cars on display in the near future. They vii also handle a complete line of access, ories. The automobile business in this section for some time has been very fiourishing. and iudg- ing from the past in this line of cars we predict a big business for this firm the coming year.
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"The Winning of Barbara Worth. dramatization of Harold Bell Wrlght's great story interpreted by a strc lg company aided by novel scenic and cleo trical effects, is to be played at The Kempner, Little Rock Sat Dec. 4th. Matinee and night. It is thought that with this ample notice, good many will ar range to attend from here.
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J. E. Kelsey of III. has been here for the last several days shaking hands with friends, and looking after his interests here Mir. Kelsey is very pleasant gentleman to meet. He owns con- siderable land near Carlisle.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-11-25

J. s. Savage of the north part of town was a pleasant visitor at this office one day recently. Mir. Savage is having very fine home built which will be com pleted soon.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-11-25

Moten Young of the firm of Young & Son has shown his pro- gressive spirit by purchasing new Ford touring car. which he has been trying out for the last few days to his great satisfact- ion
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Surveyor, Ben Staggs of Brink ley was over Tuesday on busi- ness and paid this office a pleas ant call. leaving his card to run in the Independent.
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Lost

One friendship barcelet with six bobolinks. Finder return to Miss Joy Marble and receive reward.
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We wish Ito call attention tot the Patterson Kelsey sale Dec. 1st.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-11-25

Don't fail to attend the Platter son Kelsey sale, Dec, 1st.
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Carbon paper for Sale a, this office.
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pr. Geo. Screeton

If for any reason you do not want the Independent any long CT, pay up and have it stopped. If you wish the paper continued and are not in position to pay now, we will besglad to accoma- dade you. But do something so we will know where we stand.
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HONOR ROLL

The following have paid cash on subscription since last week. J. $. Savage Jno Benson l.. w Hutson James Walker T. W. Sheppard $. E. Tunis Mrs. Bisby w. H. More pr. Geo. Screeton
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-19
F|VE BEfTtESR|Ps
TO VISIT HAMAI|
Secretary Of Navy Coming With
one Division d Atlantic
Fleet

! 4 p. Il . . I.
Fine Of Uncle SANS great battle
ships are scheduled 10 visit HonoInhi
for n ner;od = e fony ~ 6Se day. esrtv
in Anil. accoy,i;ne ~ ~ AMMAN, rceo,sn
ua,le n, vashinsto, hs' Sas,ata,v !,
tha Navv 1.sa,,hss ~ nj. M, ~. ~
yetarv has l,ee,, eS,,s;,iarsa, ~ ;,,,;ts.
zion a. vis;t Ttansii n ri ,,.aLo 81, ~.
.snection III ma naval ron,liti.rs 4 NJ
ANA snailo enn.Its.Isi 4, th,, aes ! n Y !,
az hIs t,ss Min ,hc aect ~ H. nrcs,ss
AZ fke onening oe lbe esnosit;on ~ San
Franoiseo nest month wonld bc n COOL
op,oyfnnitv ~ e~tend NJ ;t;nsra.S ~
inel,,de psw.i; - e'r''' ~
Areor,l,no ~ Tho info,m.,;on ~.
ce;yed ,.s,crds,, T.. ~. S,.,s',s,,Ils ~,
from its Wasb;vaton .orrcsnonient
Sceretarv r,aniaIs ~ill le,vs Nvsahinc'
Ton IN March < AMI arc,,,,,srv ~,
AiIan,ie tleaf NJ ssn rrsn,;s.ia 81, ,ay
Of ihe Panama CANAL NJ c<rects ~
reaeh that cifr IN Mareh Oh AMI ~
devote n week "a tating ~ tbe sicbts
Of the Civ ana tho ax,,ee,,ion
Arrive Here About Anril
m 1thst ;tinars,y Z fnIia,,.,i 80, a.
secretary will stsst "a Iionolnlm aIont
the second ~ Asril He anna,,n.es
that he viii brino over 5ne diyision ~
the AtIantic acsf eons,st;ng 81 ~
newest and most boweffnI Iattlcsbips
IN the United states navy NJ
Tho arrival 81 this naval d;yis;o,,
win turn loose "A. Honolnlu fonr, ~, t,vc
Thousand sailors aod viii maka aha
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ROSS. PROGRESS
sAVEB THE ltlE:s
Germans Cast Decisive Chance
On Marine When They Had
TO Shift Troops

n WASHINGTON, December 26A2what
Is hardest for the French and British
public 70 admit, says an American Of.
fcer Of rank, who has just retufned
from Europe, is that hot the strategy
Of Joifre nor the support Of the Brit,
ish contingent or even the. qpixotic
self -sacrifee Of Belgium would have
saved the French British army from
another Sedan. III WAS, he declares,
'fthe Russian heroic and self,sacrifc-
ing invasion into North Prussia that
indeed the Germans 10 withdraw sew
eral army corps from the northern
frontier and lost them the chance Of
4 decisive victory, on the Marine,
N THE German effort has been turned
from the French frontier to Poland
Russia is fighting the main strength
Of the Germany army and almost the
total Austrian army, commanded by
Gen. Won Hindenbure, the greatest If
not the only great tactieian the war
has produced, and the Western Ailies
are not able to- deliver areopntef at,
tack of sufficient force to draw any
Substantial part Of the German troops
back to the western theater, of war.
The reason for this isI NO lack Of eour-
age ,oF, good will, but fatal lack Of
Preparedness. The Frehek were, az
the beginning Of the war, totally lack.
ing In hewitzers,. while the, British
prcparationSiH, this .aTIn was not sub
stsntislly greater than the toy regis
ments Of the United States. . ~
srTbe Gefman army has dug itself
into deep trenches and howitzers are
The only weapons which can be, used
on them. At the, beginning OF the war
the French were short of rifles, and
the shortage in England was infinitely
greater. Assuming that the rifle fac
tories in England and France can turn
out 1000 rifles day lin addition to
other necessary material, one can read.
ily SEQ how, long II win take to equip
S,QQ0,000 men aud at the same. time
make up the immense losses insepa a..
Bile, from warfare hss ~ W 9.yft4
.tThns the war has entirely changed
its aspects. In the beginning the GAR
mans hoped 10 crush France before
Russian could mobilize. Their hope
now is 10 crush Russia before the
French and British can eqaIp 4 sun, ,
lcient number of troops TO meet the Ger
mans on equal terms,
\ fIp turn, this accounts for the
change in the Russian strategy, In
the beginning Russia struck hard and
reeklesslx, to Sliceor her Allies Now
she Is fghting ON the defensive until
they ore ready TO take up their share
of the burden.,f
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LlliNcoLR-sI
fFrom Monaay Advert.iaer!l

Thomas Lincoln and Miss Abigail x.
Sing were married by Rsyerend Father
stephen At the seven O'Clock mass yes,
isrday morning in the Church Of the
iiaered Hearts Punahou. z
The bride was given in marriage by
Henry Espinda, her uncle. The brides
r,aid WINS Miss Louise Akeo and Louis
Isaac aetel NJ bestman. Following the
wedding a reception was given the newly
varied couple in the, home Of Henry
Espipda, 1850 Fort street and a light
Wedding breakfast served. The young
ebnpic slipped away for some unknown
1cstination where the honeymoon will be
sPept itsE ~, Va AZ ~ xxx
as Lincoln is web known and was
the star player Of the X. w. @, Al basket
Tan team during the past three or -four
aasans She was q member Of The Ad-
,ycr'sf Z" fmnib', - having been employ
"a in the Rindery department the past
Six years .a.. '..... l. n
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Gefh3RS AXE
Sh6lled Out
Of Position
paiIs Reports fsdlo6s Have
Been Forced 70 Abandon Posi-
ton On Belgian Coast
Position Rendered UntenabIe
When Allies Artillery Destroys
Redan and Entertainments

tAssociaisd Press by FedsrI wirslss.,
.DiRIs, January ls.Aono OF tho
y most Important pqsitipes hsld ~
the qemsns on tho BELGIAN coast
has been destroyed BY artillery fire and
he Germans forced TO evscuats. ac-
sording to the. oficial announcement
issued last night.
ThS snnSuncement says; ~
m me REGION 81 Nieupprt and Lon
bardzyds 6qr artiiloFy. fire has forced
the GsTmaps y eyaeyata thsiF trenches.
TRENCHES ARE Destroyed
s;.Their posiiion Vas rendered untsn-
alba when our shell fire destroyed .
Itsong redan ana tho snemy's trenches
on the great due, GU 81 3 ,ss.s J
IAN attempted German offensivs IN
Northern frphct ii reported 70 have
been srepplgsA while heavy fighting
tok place 81 Blsngy. and the, French adj
vance A Tie vosscs continues in spite
Of Indictment weathsr. 8. '5
Tha oficial report, continues; u "a, =
"0ermtn Attacks smear xsily, ten
miiss horthesst a. ire recent fishiing
near aoissons. were rspalscd i'm q .yigor-
GUS action, dss werD their attacks upon
our trepcbss ~ BeAnima. .,ass. &
HOT FIGHTING AT BI.ANGY
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PailchO' villa
kOyefthrOWn
hMexieo City
Irf I; szylfrN ~ sillJ !, siyFk, 30 =
During Absence Of Bandit Cen
eraI From Capital Faction
Changes Government -,
Whereupoll Provisional President
Fees and National Coaveh-
ton EIeyatcs Rogue Cara
lA4usI..sd 20. y r.a,r.l wlr..I;i..l

lATuein,ed Presley Federal wirsicas) &
'WgksH1NoroN, january 1s.z4A
W1new ri.ua,ion has arisen in
" Mexico Within tho past forty
sigkt hours which Is moro hopelessIs
couiS Heated than any before,
The ensxpectcd strength shown by
CaFxna and the failure OF the villa
forces IN the east coast campaign have
cnuEed this chsnae IN ths situation.
Another provisional president Of Mex
leo hos been elected In the absence Of
viIie from the capital ,
PKEsipENT ouTrERREz FLEEs
Provisional President Gutierrez and
his party have left the capital,
ii Paao advices last night say that
the On icrrcz party. ned Co avoid assass-
inaticn at the hands Of the zapatistas.
viilais troops ara reported TO be hur-
rying back to Mexico City TO regain
controIof the sitnation. sas 4ISsitat
kAPATA IN CONTROL vs.
Tski9g adv6ntaee Of Yina,s absence
and the fight .sof aGntieIez, when
threatened by the Zapata followers
he national convention held a meeting
Saturday night and elected General
Rogue Cara, formerly head Of the con,
znr'isn IS provisional president Of
Mexico. =
Gutisrrez. accompanied by Generals
Blfnto ana vasconceios, left yesterday
morning for Pachuca
MARTIAL Law PROCLAIMED
The convention Immediately PRO
claimed martial Law. and declared IT.
ielf the supreme government and as
sumed sll powers IN Mexico until the
newly elected provisional president Is
inapgurated.
Tslegraphic advices from Arizona
lat ni0ht reported that the Carranza
troops have evacuated Naco, Sonora,
1900 soldiers marching out Of
the town. with the wounded, and
women and children, they entfained
with all their stores at Aqua Prieta.
T Y Il = " 7.
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FAMOUS IOWA JURIST
IND REPUBLICAN DEAD
Judge Smith Mcpherson Passes
Away At Home
-Iall Haf,aa - - r. 90 ~
tA.seeiatsd Prsas ~ Federal wiisio.l)

III LLLA - II II. eeNf ~ u 800
RED oAK Iowa, January ls. Judge
Smith Mcpherson OF the United States
district court Of the Southern Iowa
district died here yesterday.
Judge, McPherson WAS born IN Nor
gan county, Indiana, February ID, 1s4s.
He was educated in the public schools
and the University Of iowa. He mar.
ried Frances Boyer in 1879, He prac-
tised law in Red OAK for thirty years,
from 1870 to 1900 He was district at,
torney, third judicial district from
1874 to 1880, and from 1881 to 1885.
The, jpdge was q member Of tho
fifty sixth congress 1880 IsO1) from
the ninth Iowa district, and resigned
June 9, 1000. HsTwas appointed judge
Of the southern United states district
court June 2, 1900. He was a lifelong
Republican. ....i
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Ottoman Eleventh Corps practics
ally Exierninated, According
70 Reports Sent Abroad and
Two Other Commands Routed
MANY PRISONERS FAIL
INTO HANDS or sLAVs
Regarding Operations In Poland,
Austrians Are Said TO Be Los
ing Heavily while Fighting with
Germans Continues Desperate

, tAs'oeiated Press by Federal wirelesS) 81
|DETROGRAD, January lS, ~
i The army Of the Caucasus
has practically exterminated the
Turkish Eleventh Army corps, &C
cording to reports received from
The general staff Of the Caucasus
army, just given out by the gov
eminent.
The Eleventh Corps had adj
vanced into the Caucasus as far
as Arabian and was defeated
there. Falling back It cndeayored
to protect the retreat Of the beat
en- and demoralized Ninth and
Tenth corps which were complete
ly routed and in full retreat from
Sari- Kamysh. These corps were
being cut up and captured in their
rout and have been practically de-
stroyed.
DEFEAT rs COMPLETE
The REIMBURSEMENT Of the Rus
sian dispositions permitted over
wheltning forces to be broughy
against the Eleventh Corps with
the results reported All tie ar
tillery Of this corps has been cap
tured by the Caucasus army.
The defeated Turks attempted
to make a stand at Karurgan, and
in a ear-guard action the Turkifh
Fifty-second regiment was ami
hilated by Russian bayonct Of,
tacks. The enemy was hernrnesi
in and unable to retire. PurSuing
the defeated remnants Of the Eley-
enth Corps, the caucasians took
1--WE thousand prisoners. fourteen
cannon, vast store Of mun-tiors
and ten thousand cattle.
SUCCESSES IN POLAND
Regarding the operations
against Austria, the government
official announcement says: #
4 .aWe have achieved further SUE
cesses against the Austriaas in
Bukowina, taking Kirlibaba Pass
ON the Trans-C Caucasian frontier
by storm.
West Of the Nida River in
southern Poland, tbc Austrialr,
made three attacks south of Pine
zow. They were repulsed each
time. ;
THE German opposing forces
on the right bank of the Vistuia
River were repulsed with sever,
losses in an attempt to dislodgc
the Russian troops from their
trenches on this front according
to an official announcement isfued
by the government yesterday,
which says: r
EIGHTH ATTACK WINS
six German regiments made
seven bayonet attacks upon. DER
intrenched position on the right
bank Of the vistula. Six .tinra
they were heavily repulsed, but
@L.x, +oS,L o,t,. otItt,oSh fre,,,.b (.
Goumine at the last attempt, gaip-
ing a temporary foothold nearer
our position
AT all other PORTS they were
easily repulsed.
AT Konopnitza the Germans
were detected sapping our
trenches when they had worked
to within thirty yards of our posi-
ton. I"
F.. =, = =
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.GHRIsIAN REFUGEES ].
.GR0NllAs lEESADlRIl.
Problem 81 Housing Victims In
Edsptian Seaport

fiAskbeilsS Prom 81 fsdsI.l ~iisis.s,
ALoNnoN January ~ a pispatchs'
from Alfzandri4 nvpb report thai
mo s1odEs Of christians, fleeing from
the RFkish erpaities IN AHA Nlinor
continues.
Yesterday the united states cruise,
Ttnncssep arrived At Alexan9ria w.ti
1900 additional refugees from Paies
tine. ~,
There aresnow 10000 Of these rein,
gees in that city. aud the problem Of
housing them has become difacuit.
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members 0f MtNGlN
t0NV[NII0k REfQGEEs

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wirslsss.)
EL RAsQ. January -. FeaEing for
their refsonai safety, ten insmbets Of
the psrmslisnt executive eonmittss Of
III Mxicau national convention came
across the border from Mexico TO this
city yesterday, tUp6n ne, arrival Of
the party here, the president Of the
committee said the members did not
feel thet their lives were safe while ths
nuperous contending factions were en-
gagged in active hostilities in the heid
in an parts Of the country.
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ALLIES LOSSES HEAVY

X BERLIN January IS. Yesterday's
'ohiciai announcement reports that rains
are hanperins the operations IN the
west, but that .some prosrcss 10 being
made An Argonne. u,
AesThis announcement says that during
the fighting Of. the Last four weeks IN
the western theater the Allies have lost
10000 mon killed, while 1850 were
captured by tho Germans. 49,. eA n
,Rhe proportion Of the ensmy's losses
IN killed, wounded, ana prisoners to
their forces engaged, rs one I'm svore
four, while the announcement SAYS the
Gernian losses have not bean ons-quar-
tor Of those suffered BY the enemy In
the same period.
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QUEENEMNlP ARk
TO DE- PRESERVED
board 81 Supervisors Plans TO
improve Tract AS Soon
As Possible
(From Monday Advertiser.l

Queen Emma Park in Nuuanu Val,
icy is TO be preserved and improved
and kept as relic of the olden days
of Hawaii and ip honor Of the memory
of the beloved queen. 4. ~
When the members Of the board Of
supervisors returned from an inspec-
ton Of this park Saturday afternoon
all doubt as to the attitude Of the
board toward this landmark was dis,
PEELED. .-'' "a =" ~
Supervisors Hollinger and Arnold
declared yesterday that the grounds
would be maintained, by the board and
the park made into an attraction Of
interest to tourists and kamasinas
I. he Outdoor Circle and the Civic
Federation no doubt will receive this
news with pleasure, for these assoeia,
tions have had their eyes on the park
for some time and wish to see it i'm
proved and ultimately to have a small
,dawaiian museum upon IL. ,.ts,s
Board Unanimous Il bsss. !
Members Of the, board and Mayor
ltalp VISITED the PARK SATURDAY, SAID
SuPeryiso q. Arnold last night, and
.lca ae me conclusion that II deserves
70 De made INTO an even more attracy
i've place.
!, some persons have mad the idea
mat Snaa w. g'nr 70 Tear DOWN inc
eeills5oid home an the park That IS
Ar from our intention. Nc feel that
tne nome phouid be preserved Tor the
same rea son sthe park, lsr-beeause u IS
seliintA'ns near anu dear 70 every ia.
na ~ "; ~. ..l,
IonEer w nv recora slhphaIlcaIly
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Rescue Work At Avs1zah6 Con-
tlnues and Thus Ear More Than
one hundred Persons Have
Rsen Taken Out Of Ruins Alive
FULLY TWELVE THOUSAND
DEAD LIE UNDER DEBRIS
One Of Last Series Of TembIors
Razes Massive Churches and
Castle orslni Standing struc-
lures Being Wrenched Apart
thssociatcd Press By Federal wirslesa.)

thaaociatcd Press BY Federal wireless
u ONE, January ls.-Eleven
IN earthquake shocks were rec
orded here yesterday. greatly in
creasing the fears and apprehen-
sion of the people, while at Ayez-
Eano there was another shock last
ing ten seconds about two o'clock
in the morning. u
This was accompanied by gen
Tie rocking Of the earth, which
caused the people to gather TERRI
fed in groups in the middle Of the
ruined streets.
At Avezzano the work of rescue
goes on without interruption, in
spite Of this last earthquake. More
than one hundred persons were
rescued alive from the ruins yes
tcrday. At least one-half Of this
number were children.
. q 4 v
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DEAD
Newspaper correspondents OF
different nations who have just ar
rived on the ground, compare the
scenes at Avezzano with a battle
front after a furious and protfactr
ed bombardmcnt. 1t is estimated
that there are $4,000 dead buried
in the debris Of the town, and that
the number of dead in the vicinity
totals fifteen thousand.
Up to midnight on Saturday
only FIVE hundred bodies had been
removed from the ruins. These
were laid out publicly for idepti6-
cation. They showed every de-
gree Of mutilation and many
showed signs Of the suffering they
had I9dergone before death.
SUPPLIES. ARE ARRIVING
The timely arrival Of trainloads
of supplies sent from all parts of
the kingdom has greatly. relieved
the situation for the survivors and
The rescue parties now working
among the ruins, who are cooking
their meals in the open at camp
fires, and utilizing improvised
shelters. as#. - * a&
At this place the massive
churches, and the Castle Orsini
were leveled to the ground in one
ground in one earthquake shock
which lasted thirty-one seconds,
and wrsnched and tore apart ev-
cry standing structure.
ONE HOUSE ESCAPED
AZ. PeScosolido, which is STIR
rounded BY high mountains, every
building was demolished, except
ing the mayors house, which isSa
modern structure. The survivors
at that place are without shelter.
and suffering from severe cold,
The latest reports are increas-
ing the number of-deaths. II
n A
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poN'T RISK PNEUMONIA.

z Get rid Of every cold as quieIdY ~
ipossible, II Is the forerunEcr Of al
pulmonary trouble, and pneumonia my
develop IN a few hours Take Cbaa, I.
iecrlain Is Cough Remedy. II II u siu,,
pie thing to do, but theJsfleet Is mo
yelous. For sale by all dealers, Benson,
Smith 4 Co, Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
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tA..ociatsd Pres. b. rsdsral wlrslsss)

yAsHINaTols, January II. - Ac,
cording TO tina tabulations Of the navy
department based upon ohicial reports
there have been lost TO the various
'Delligerent powers IN the European
war since hostiiities began, not count
ing the, numerous. yesysls inferned.
ninety nine warships. OF these, the
while the Powers OF the Entente have
lost forty.Ave. ,4l9 u
Germany has been the hisgest indi.
vidual loser IN Warship4 destroyed As
veil as IN warships informed OF sunk
or captured warships she has lost forty,
seven. Great Britain has lost thirty
one. Franco Japan and Austria have
lost fve each. Russia has lost four
and Turkey two.
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tAssOeiatsd Press BY Federal wirslsss.j
MADRID, january ls.-Queen VIC
'oria Of Spain, who has been I'll with
'carlet fever. was reported improved
ast night and on the road 10 recovery.
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TO CURE 4 colD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bfolno Quinine
= Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if il fails 70 cure. =,
f. w. Groves signature Is on
each box, a.. ,v
PARIS MEDICINE co, ST, Louis, U.s,A.