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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04

V Selbitloiisfeit. nit Der mir
auf oas Wobl anberer
SDlfer bebadt ieien. Siirfen mir uns
lpirt!if bieies %nationalen @or5uss
ferncrbin nod riibmen, ipcnn mir i'm
tbatiGhlicb beieiien bnbcn? Die Be-
authorizing bieier Srase ii%berlaiien
mir Serrn gbiparb Bell. Der lid
gegenlpGrti9 i'm .Cutlpot" in elmer
Irtifelicrie nit uniereu gc3iebun9en
gu Der Hcpliblif i~enieits bes Hio
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ibrer panbaliid)en 3critoruns Der
6liibenbiten Sbeile bes Hdhbarlanbes
iprift, beibt CO:
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enbenben Sisfoliabre. Dem lcsten
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uniere Ginfubr BON Rerifo $4,000
900. Sir bas Sabr. bas nit Dem
80. Suni 1915 an gnbe fam unb II,
benz Srcibiertel bon Wegitp lid IN
Ilfrubr befoub mn Die g%inipobner
AM Sungertudle naaten, betrll9 itniere
@infubr bon Wterifo $92, 100000.
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Der 5uiommcn ctpd S47,000.O00 be-
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mir lpuBtcn beim &aufc 9endu. ipic
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gcbcn. Die mir Si benic!bcn Hrciicn
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SpmIp an Den Gag.
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Tiaa. Scnn tic bitten lid nidt oaa
nit bcgniigt, Glcs ua5 nicts mi
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04
Gin KarSinal iiir SdtsttlanS.
spesial.GorrefpOnoem, Sieier seituus.)

Gum eritel Wal icit ser Hciprmas
ton ioa cin if)ottiider 8rdlat Dit.
glieo ocs 81. aolegiitihs werben. Is
lit Der bofJw'ite er5biihof @aguire
bon 8~lnsgolu, Der balb iein 50iGbri-
ges TrieiteriubiIGum mo 25i6briges
9iihofsiilbil1um ieiern miro.-(3.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04

IA. Sftpber 1915.
]. Rosenberg, Kilkenny, MINI.
Rev. Tierney, Dubuque. Iowa.
John =. Maenner, Eau Claire, Wis.
Rev. Jos. J. Esdepsky, Green Bay. Wis.
Mrs. Afra Golueke. Green Bay. Wis.
JOIN Van Dyck, Green Bay, Wis.
IS. Sftober 1915.
Joseph Wiederholt, Lisbon, n. OAK.
Anton Helm, Winonu, MINI.
+. r. Lauer, North Yakima, Wash. ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04

Frank Welter, Holden, CnnadH.
Herman Hoffman, Fishburu, Canada.
l6. Sftuber 1915.
Edward Hauptman, Wesley. Iowa.
is, Sftpbcr 1918.
Miss Catherine Walk, Breckenridge Nina.
August Walter. Beloit. kans.
Mike Britten, Jr, Groom, Texas.
20. Sftuber 1918.
W. c. Gupderman, Bloomer. WITS. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04
Gbremliae iar este balbpSatsntliebs fatkeliidbe 5eitmns
In Scr GanSesipradbe.

gis sum 81. Git. rs -. 1857
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-11

These star attractions will be name
daily during the Fuller series.
Austin, 5619-21 w. Madison
Star Features.
Admiral, 471o Indiana AV.-
Star Attractions.
Alvin, 1612-1614 w. Chicago AV.-
1.-THE Black Box" No. 10.
Argyle, 1920 Broadway
1.-The Closing of the Circuit"
Aristo, 1880 N. California AV.-
Star Features.
Ayers, 1925 w. 18th
Star Attractions.
Bell, 24o7 Madison
"The Black Box" No. 10.
Baird, 1921 Madison
Diamond From the Sky" No. 1.
Biiou, 304 S. HaIsted-
"The Black Box" No. 10.
Bon Ton, 116 E. 31st-
Star Features.
Buckingham, 3717 N. Clark
Under The Table
Centre, 1161 Madison
1.-THE Vandry Jewels"
Century, 1921 w. Madison
Star Attractions.
Clifton, 1886 Wilson AV.-
1.-THE Hard Road
Columbia, 1920 N. Clark
Vaudeville and Movies.
Crystal, 27o1 w. North AVs-
Thirty"
Deluxe, 1141 Wilson AW-
Star Features.
EIba, 31st and Indiana
Star Features.
Elmo, 2404 Van Buren,
Star Features.
Erie, 641 NJ. Clark
Star Features.
Federal, 219 z. 61st-
Star Features.
Florence, Western and Chicago AV.--
''The Girl of the Attic"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-11
SOME REAL MOVIE PLAYS RIGHT OFF THE REEL
SHOWING TONIGHT AT HIGH CLASS HOUSES


Forest Park, Circle and Madison, For
est Park Ills Phantom Sweet
heart"
francisco, 2917 Madison
Star Attractions.
Grand, All E. 43d- ...
Star Features
Hamlin, 1896 Madison
Star Features.
Holman, 3346 w. 18th
Star Attractions.
Indiana, 43d and Indiana
Star Features.
Janet, 617 w. North AV.-
Star Features.
Lake Shore, Broadway & Belmont
''The Broken Toy"
Little Sheridan, 1923 Broadway
7 "The Grim Messenger"
Lowy's, 74o Milwaukee AV.-
''The Goddess" No. 1.
Lyric, $3.50 w. 22d--
cat the Banquet Table"
Magnolia, Fullerton and California
Star Features.
Medora, 4238 w. Harrison
SCdr 6dLuT6S.
Monarch, 461 E. 31st-
Wanted, a Chaperone"
New Broadway, Broadway, near Fos-
-"The Sign of the Cross
New Era, Fullerton and Western
Star Attractions.
Oak, POOP Western AV.-
Star Attractions.
Ogden, 1886 w. 18TH
Star Attractions.
PaIais Royal, PauIina and Madison
Star Features.
Park, $500 w. Lake
Star Attractions.
Plaza, 3o8 w. North Av.-
Star Attractions.
Rosette, 215o w. 22d-
1.-The Grind"
Savoy, 4346 Madison
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-11

In connection with Mary FulIer's
story about the moving picture game
The Day Book-Will run a list Of plays
being shown at high class houses.
These star attractions will be named
daily during the Fuller series.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
NEVADA nan SlIS
R06s[VE[T MisiR
IA <@ t
Former Federal Attorney Warns
Territorials 10 Prepare For
Free Sugar Next May

emo matter what turn events take
within the next year, Theodore Roose
welt will be the next President Of the
United States, and he will be elected
BY the Republican party
This definite statement was made by
Sardis w. Summsrfeld, one of the fore,
most Republican leaders of the West,
who arrived in Honolulu in the steamer
Siberia yesterday. III h.
Mr. summer6sia for eight years OF
more waA United States attorney for
Nevada and recognized as the spokes
man flor the Mckinley, Roosevelt and
Taft administrations in that State, and
ne ID IN direct touch with the big ma,
tional questions. In the recent division
Of the Republican party he afliliated
with Roosevelt and was the Roosevelt
party candidate for United States sen.
'atot from Nevada two years ago His
Heandidaey resulted In the defeat Of the
reguhif Republican candidate and the
election Of Key Pittman, Democratic
aspirant for that high honor.
= ! had pledged myself to Roosevelt
to support the new Progressive party,
and That explains why 1 stood TO run
AOF Outtcu fobdtcb btHdLOl AIOA ~
vada, !" said Mr. Summerheld. De
spite all that HAS taken place / main
tain Roosevelt is The strongest man be
fore the American public, and / be
lieye he win be the next Republican
candidate for President and that he
win be the next President Of the United
States. -..s H!h {
"My advice TO Hawaii Is not to
place any faith in the argument that
the Democratic administration will
come to its senses and block the put
ting in effect of the free tariff on
sugar next year. Sugar WIN come In
free; despite all the arguments TO the
contrary. What the men WHO have the
welfare Of the country at. heart want
TO DO Is TO prepare now for the next
presidential campaign and to put men
in charge who win see to II that the
tariff on sugar is replaced. In Nevada
where the sugar industry was an infant
enterprise, hundreds have been ruined
by this free tariff talk, and the quicker
we can place sugar IN its rightfui place
among the protected industries of the
country the better IL win be for us,
and this, the newest and most import
ant Of our possessions. lf5A. f1s.#
= a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
LINES OF agNF1teT ElAfb
RUSSIAN FIELD STATE TAKEN

q .AHieVclttou ffgtp " fpuuIai WtIoIuAu VS.
HEkLlN February IDA surprise
attack made BY an Anstrol IIansatian
force against tho city Of isaaauts, In
Central Bokuwiha. where che fsld hsad-
quarters Of the Russian army o. inta-
sion had been establshed, rssditsd In
the capture Of the entire Russiah star.
The Austro- Hungarian TOOK the Rus
slams completely by surprise ana the
commanding general was scarcely ap.
lpfised Of the presence Of the attackers
before his headquarters was surrounded
ana ne heard ths demands for nislsnr.
render. gias $50
y Seeing that his captnfe was newt
able, the commanding general conlmi.-
ted suicide. while his stag oficers hand
cd over their swords. m n "a
RadAutz is about midway between ths
Hungarian and the Roumanian border.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
wAsHlNetoN INTERESTED

t tAaAU1nt1u rron4 " Ipuaral WtEoio1D
wAsHINGfoN, February iB.f Ths
press reports announcing mat me Hal.
ssr mas invited xmbasssaof Gerard "a
4 confidence At tiis battiefront are read
Isfs Win the kssnsst interest by ths
goytrnment oficiais.
aside from tho fact that the invi.
Eatioh to the ambassador Is an indici.
isoh mat the American note Of warn
ing, stating mat he sinking Of amy
American ship would result in grave
complications, has produced an impress
sion Of supreme importance In Germaht,
It is thought that the Kaiser has dscid-
cd iron having an Immediate audience
Rf.h the American representative bs.
cause only three days rinain before the
going into effect Of tn German admiral
ty's proclamation Of the inauguration
OF submarine campaign upon all Brit
iah shipping, irrespective Of its elash-
1cation. "
It is believed here that the ambas-
saGor win explain at length the Amer
iican viewpoint and Justify the text 81
the state department notes TO Ger
many and to Great Britain. &.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
Ambassador 10 Berlin To Visit
Kaiser All His Eastern heada
quarters, Presumably With Re-
ference 10 Neutral shippihe
HOLDING UP CONSULAR
LETTERS ALSO SUBJECT
american Note Of Warning Which
Aroused Hostile Comment III
Empire May Have Inspired
Emperor TO Arrange Meeting
tA,socia,sd Press y Federal wirslss.)

tA,soeia.sd Press " Federal wireless,
4 cNDoE, FEBRUARY 15.--knssr WI.
~ hsln. according to adyiees rsceiv-
ed through me Hague, has invited the
American ambassador At Berlin, james
W. Gerard. 70 yisit him As the eastern
headquarters Of the army for confer
ence.
Eothing is known as 70 the nature
Of the confersncs 1dearsd BY the Kaibet,
but 1t Is shrmised that the German
HInpsror wishes 70 take up the Amer
team note sent IN regard 70 the German
dSrihfAtion to neutral shipping, which
hEs aroused hostile eorhment through
out Germany, and the protest sent ~
me American minister 81 The 1ihgus
~ the refusal o. ti1s German military
a1tltrifss 10 allow me trsnsmission Of
ciiefAl Letters bearing me seal or the
American consular service ana the
Amsf1can department 81 state TO and
from tne dfknd Duehy Of Edzsmburs.
now otcdDita " the eermahqfofees. 4
/. IA. u. ~ 4 ~ -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
OPIUM SMUGG[ER
'LlGHItIPBA|sAED


Ten men aud women indicted BY the
federal grand jury were before Judge
Dole in the United States district court
saturday incoming for arrangement.
Five pleaded guilty, following their az
taignment, while five had their pleas
reserved until later date. Three Of
those pleading guilty were charged
with opium smuggling, one with stealing
army shirts, the fifth being accused sof
bigamy. y. -l. (. Z
The Following sentences were handed
out by Judge Dole.
NJ. Prendefgast, opium, one month,
800 fine and costs OF court; John
Rooney, opium, one month, 600 fine
and COSTS Domingo Torres, opium, two
months, 500 fine and costs; Pracisco
Pfidica; stealing army shirts valued at
$3.50, sin months, 800 fine and costs |;
Qohn .Apio, aalias James Apio, bigalny,
one year, 400 fine and costs. ~,
Turner'S Plea Reserved
Embellishments ia the other eases were
disposed Of, for the time being, as fol;
lows: n 3 ~ "a
Lee, alias Barney Turner, statutory,
offense, the Indictment mentioning the
name of Mrs. Evelyh Roe, q widow and
nurse, s0ntinued 70 ten o clock toinor.
row morning for Arrangement and plea,
bond fixed In the, sum Of $1,000, which
was furnished, two local Japanese act.
ing rs bondsmen; Miltaele Kaikokaiahi
Of Laie and Mary Huakini Sof Kahuku,
this island, statutory offense, ar.
raigned and pleas reserved 70 February
20 at ten clock in the morning, the
man > bond being fixed IN the sam Of
$3.50 and the lwomAn allowed to 70 on
her own recognizanee, Federico Cap
tistani, alias Fred Belmont, and Petro.
heio Tfoehe Milan, statutory offense,
pleas continued to tomorrow morning at
ten . clock, the man 3 bond being fixed
IN the sum Of $3.50 and the woman al,
lowed to 20 ON her own recognizanee.
EhIcient Olicials Colnpiimented
Albert 4. Harris and Otto r. Heine.
United States deputy marshal, worked
hard and diligently since tile return Of
the indictinents and up to the appear.
ahee Of the defendants IN court In con
nection with the preparation Of thu
many details necessary in the service OF
warrants on the defendants. They were
highly eomplimehted, u as were "A. h.
Murphy clerk of the federal court, and
bis deputies, Foster L. Davis and vii.
liam 4. Rosa. 9 Ia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
HEG0NMEND INNEaIlTE
EMBARGO on WHEAT
smoeiated Press by Federal wirslsss
NEW V0izK Fal,ruaTv N An IN

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless,
NEW YORK, February l5r-An i'm
mediate embargo BY the government on
the expectation Of wheat, Is q pre-
tentative Of a further increase in the
price or bread, Is recommended for the
consideration OF the federal government
in the report just made BY Mayor Nit
chefs food committee, wiaeh has been
investigating the causes in tho high
cost of'liyihg in this cry. 90 n,
The report has been fofwared to
President wilson. y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
Representative Brown Has Bin
TO take Departments En-
tItely out 81 Politics
MEASURE WOULD PUT CIVIL
SERVICE BOARD y u CONTROL
Sheriff 10 Be Elected and All
Municipal Officials Subject
TO Recall

Representative d. II. Brown, who win
sit In me coming legislature as a meml
Der from the fourth district; has a few
bombs "a his grip which ne win huri.
into the lower house during the coming
session Brown admits he has prepared
the bombs and also admits that he has
trained his right arm and his throat
FOR their proper promuigatioh. -l .
I Brown wapts1a real police and Ere
commission. He wants areai chief Or
police. ne wants real ehisf Of the
FIRE department. lie wants sheriff
but he does not want that sheriff to
be the sheriff, the chief Of police, the
police commission and the,s whole
stclieese, to Use the vernaeular Of the
Bin 10 Remedy Defects
II 0thef words Brown has a bill in
his pocket whereby there would be
crcated appellee system and asflre sys-.
TEN, like that which has been proved
Ito be Hnccessful IN mainland, cities.
He would ,irst have q joint police
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
MINES ARE NUMEROUS
ALONG 4ELs!lL CaIsIl
tA..esl...a 20. y T.a.l.l wIEsIs...l

(Associstsd RTess by Federal wiFeleas.l
AMSTERDAM, February 16~- Mines
along the Belgian coast near the Dutch
frdhtisr are 80 numerous mat explosions
ON ths rocks D. IN the surf are Of Al
most hourly occurrence A.cofrespend-
emit says that he recently counted over
a hundred mines. They were like
large kettles or rire extinguishers. " he
sayS, with 1 number 81 copper points
sticking out Of them. They are 50
plentiful as to lead one 70 believe that
the entire coast waters must have been
filled with them In expectation Of an
attempted landing by the Allies. Sol
diers at zsebfuegs. Heyst and 'Knocke
are kept busy exploding the mines that
are thrown up on the beach. The sx-
plosions are sometimes very violent,
making the ground shake for q great
distance in all directions. @
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
SUNDRY CIVIL BILL
PASSED IN HOUSE

\ fAssociated Press BY Federal wirsIsss,
WASHINGTON, February l4.--Ths
house Of representatives today passed
the sundry OWL Bin. carrying an 4,
ukopriation OF Sl26,00O. 900. This q on
increase OF approximately Sl90OO.o 600
oyer the 1914 appropriation, which .was
$pO6, 749, 6320l. Only once In the mas
nine years has the sundry Civil Biil cay,
rted q larger appropriation than ,i.,
present bill and that was IN 1912, when
the appropriation was slS6,24l, 1884.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
European Delegates IN London
Declare Against Prussian
Mllitarisni ".g@. .
AsAoeiassd Press BY Federal wireless.

4 LONDON, February Ia Delegates
from fhe Socialist organizationss Of
Great Bhtain, France, belgium and
russia, who have been IN eonfsrgnce
here for the discussion Of insetnatibnal
Questions arising out Of the war, adopt
ed resolutions declaring that whils the
sociaiists are resolved TO fight under
their respective governments uniil the
fii1tarixn 81 Pfussia is crushed and vic
tory Tor inc AIMED Powers Is secursd,
they are aiso resolved 20 resist any a.
tempt ON the part Of their governments
70 make Of the war one Of conquest and
not Of defense.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
sLAvs CONTROL GALlcIA

sAssoclatsd Press by Federal Wirelssl.l
PETR0dRAD. February is. The
Russian general stan asserts that the
rsoccupAiion % the Grown Prince OF
BulEowina BY the Austro-o Germans does
not constitute, amy menace to the Rus
sian left nank In aaliciA, nor thrsaten
the hcld that Russia has upon the aan-
clan capital Of Lsmbcrg. ss,.
This Is dne' the Russian strategists
point out, 10 the fact Tint 70 the north
and south are mountain'fanges that ..
late the Austro. German force ahd rem.
der 10 incpsrative against tho Galisian
positions sn. s,t fg.s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16

ASK FIRST CHANCE
COZ BALANCE I On " HAND
Delivery Subject TO RemovaI4pi
Cloud, Pointed ii The Adysr-
tiser BY Legislature

A q 4. I. 4 - -.
Aecept $fvv,VVV pohas. Nehvefy
hhren q, hnn)ttt 70 nllioh vhqnhn-
nea oPlniop' nnpt New YORK nank
VIII aenyeri Understand these az
Dvnus safe now Wlah you oner W
nrst any aqaat,onai. !, We Z ninety ae-
n n,aa .,on S2yV, nity eeno'ni1atioh
$lvU, pa,sgee slvyv.
:, VIA ,nis eapie message reeelved ~
~ elri. 3,. rs ~ z, n !, yes.et.
Gay, WIS ~, weh'kgewn panifine
brokers Of Cleveland, Ohio, have aes
copied tne purchase sof Fsvv,VVv WORTH
or tthe last Issue OF bonds anthoriEed
~ the terrltorial le1asintnre. The sale
y cppdluonAt on the passage BY the
evmllt ieeisiatare OF me Dill legalizine
we sale ~ bonds prepared and signed
~ one treasurer and actually enected
Ly announcer, rs mas been pointed out IN
Inc Adyeruser before
bonas 80 ABOVE Far d
As seen ~ the cable message, Otis
= ~ ,whl take ninsty bonds q Nh.
xoOO denomination, htty 81 slV0 and
sCv OF $lVOp, paying Tor the lot $780,
Wv or t4O OYER the whole par value Of
the bonds The firm also asks 70 be
allowed to purchase the balance Of the
bond issue now available for same. The
total authorized issue was Sl,f8O,00Q,
OF which S1y0,V0Q was set uside for
immediate nisPositiohe s6s0, 900 being
held ~. reserve. Sales to date, al
made in Honolulu, amount to $5l 900,
thus leaving qndisPQssd Of, after Otis
y Go. take the 500, 600, 1921, 000. Of
the $IoO,000 set aside for immediate
sale The bonds purchased ioeally were
sold at par. Il s. IL
treasurer ATTENDS 70 Details
BY registered mail there win be for
warded today by Treasurer Mccarthy
IN the steamer Sierra 100000 Of the
bonds held an the local treasury, Of
which ninety will be Of the $500 de-
domination and fifty Of &l00. An OF,
der viii also be forwarded 70 the United
states Mortgage and Trust company
the nscai agents Of the Territory ~
New YORK by the treasurer for tbs
turning over OF 800 bonds OF the $1,000
denomination now in the possession Of
me New < crk bankers. This amount
VAIN me yovbVvV worth being sent today
IN tne sierra, VIII CON piete the amount
contracted 70 pc takenrsDy Otis 4 W
Mhlie otls q 70. nave agreed 10 take
oehVery IN view 1ork March p treas
srer MeSartny y MAKING tne aelivere
uase Mareh 40, thus allowing q ample
ZINE 70 insure tne passage m the iegls
,atnie Of the law iegalizing the'saie q
ponds, winch legislation y 10 meet the
objection raised IN the opinion given by
pipon, thompson Clay. x
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
HILo LODGE OF MAs0NS
MsTALLl NEW OFFICERS

Kilauea Lodge No. $50, Free and Ac.
lceptcd Masons, OF Hilo recently in-
stalled officers. The ceremonies were
conducted by William Weight, retieing
wofsbipful master, Who was tlssisted BY
John I. Mort, NJ! n, acting as master
of cefemUnies. The officers Installed
weres Frank Arthur .Medealf y. a.,
worshipufl master; August Wilhelm
Ludwig Duvel, senior warden; Robert
Mi Lindsay, Junior warden; Adam
Lindsay, treasurer; ;JauesF. Yealnsln,
secretary George ii. Williams. n. N, |,
chaplain; Hermann William, LudIoff,
Z. Nv senior deacon; Charles R. Ked.
ncdy, junior deacon; Donald Scott
Bowman, marshal; Samuel Mahuka
Spencer, senior steward; Thomas
Forbes ", junior stewards William
John Bell, tyler, n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
4 linz sAvER.

]. u Is safe TO say that Chamberlain =
Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy
has saved the lives OF more people md
relieved more suffering than any other
remedy in existence, Ii Is known al
over the ciyilixd world Tor lis speedy
cures Of cramps IN the stomach, ,diar-
rhbea and M intestinal pains. For sale
by all Dealers, Benson. Smith 4 Co.,
Ltd!gagents deD Hawaii. 2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
sUFFRAGIsr RED CHOss
UNIT REACHES SERBIA

LONDON, February IS. ~ The sur
fragist Red Gross Unit sent from Eng
land has arrived at Serbia and Is In
stalled at Krsguievatz. II consists Of
four surgeons and twenty-five nurses.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-16
ENGLAND ALLOWS BELGIAN
DOCTORS TO FRA TIeE FREE
lA.soria,sd Press " Federal wireless,

fAssoctated Press ~ Federal Wirsiessl
LONDON, Februafy 15. special leg.
islation IS announced, admitting Bel
efan medical men to practise In this
country without going through the
Usual examinations and investigation.
The customary fee Of s26 Is also re-
mitted.