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The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
Yesterday's Games.

Yesterday's Games.
First game
Innings l2si 5s7 ss Ri e
Phlladei % % 0 2 ] ! - 5l1 1
BatteYies-Humphrie and Archer:
Mayer and Killifer. Umpires-Rig-
Ter and Hart.
Second game
Innings l2s45s 7ss RI E
Chicago 30 0
Philadel 81 0 0
Batterios-Vaughn. label and Bres-
nahan; Demaree and Burns. Umpires
--Rieler and Hart.
Called on account of rain.
+. Innings 2 SCI $50 r II z
St. Louis. 3 o 0 0 o I 0 0 0-3 8 Q
New York o 0 0 0 80 - Q
Batteries--Meado Robinson and
Snyder; Tesreau. Stroud and Doom.
Umpires-Quigley and Emslie.
Innings 2 T.
Pittsbu'gh 90 0 0 90 0 0 o. o 8 ]
Brooklyn % 0 0 2 1 o 0 o - Z I
Batterie s-Kantlehner, Councilman
and Gibson: Rucker and Miller. I'm
pires-Byron and Eason.
Innings SIS 50 II r
Cincinnati 0 90 Q O. 8
Boston IL 0 0 0 90 1 z = 40 ]
Batterles-Toney and wingo: Ru-
dolph and Gowdy. Umpircs-Klem and
Cockill.
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Todayss Games.

Today's Games.
Baltimore at ST. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Newark at Kansas City.
Buffalo at Pittsburgh.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
Federal League.


Burraio, !: Pittsburgh, . Go In
nings) ..
baltimore. s; ST. Louis. 6.
Chicago, II: Brooklyn. 3.
Newark at Kansas City, wet
grounds
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Yesterdays Resplts.
TOday's Games.
Athletics az Detroit
Boston at Chicago.
New York at 81 Louis
washington at Cleveland.
Yesterdays Games.
innings. 50 r II r
Cleveland % o o o 0 0l 3 Os 1
Batteries-Johnson, Altrock and
A'nsmith; Hagerman, Jones, Coumbe
ans
pe 1%olHs sd sisssIs s- ES T !
Chicago 30 0 0 0 0 4 o o o. S s
Batteries-Coliins. Leonard and
Sarrigan: Benz, Scott Russell and
Schalk Umpires--O'toughl and
Hildebrand.
First game
New .s"' 9sfk J astssdss-iSSiad z 3
st Louis. % o o 0 o o o 8 o. /? 6
Batteries-Caldweil and Nunama-
ker; Hamilton. Cook. James. Kobb
Connolly.
, Innings; a3t ss7ss r r
st. Louis. % l o 0 o o o o O. 1 I
Batteriea-Fisher and Sweeney:
Lowdermilk. slsier, Hamilton and
RueL Umpires-Connolly and Wal
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LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
SXE WHITE STAR uNE7

Eastern standard Time. For the
FLATS and PORT HURON way ports.
steamer leaves Detroit daily s:45 a.
Jays only, . a. m. and ESQ p. m.
FOR TOLEDO daily $50 a. m. and
si5 p. m. Sundays only $40 a. m.
and p. m. For SUGAR ISLAND
day $3.50 q. m. Gao n. m. 500 p. m.
and 500 q. m. Wharf foot OF Gris-
woid-st.
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from the date hsrsof until August :.
1916. for the inspection Of al psrsons
concerned therein. N
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY 0UsTAvE J. AI1BRECHT.
(B-4D Presldene
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
National League.

Yesterday's Results.
Today's Games.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
81 Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20

Dstr:ss Times Deb rn.s'.s Dept
The Detroit times., 1915-07-20
STANDINGS


STANDING
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-25

pulse aHd booked a. her f,rgus ane
pN,lfcd bar fer tine& sud eaamlu.sl
her b1nsA, talking % Der nii the while
"a v she we're q Hffle airi about tn
years Old
Nov. I an going ~ ~ gp- rro
claimed June. a. ao0n a. tie doetof
had Eppe awat. and she t~ung hsf
pax feet out - bed assih 'Nhers
are ny eiothesT
I'm at them for you" And the pref
~ nurse tBfnrd cfeerfullY 70 81
"Oh no, wait a minute Junes bir
eyes wcts Sparkling @rsnss iri ne
irY % otie ~ your En.fdfms
The pretty nurse dimpied ~ she 20
mlfed Lef pailshL J.as reeli i0et
fetching IN Nurses clothing There
roaid he NJ 1nestinh o. fhar. bat sha
shook her head
Elm afraid g wouldn't b. permit
ted
inst 70 tfy u On. heeged Jane
let's aea fhr had nurse"
It seemed tfemendousiy DARING
thing ~ d.
"a wouldn't sisk ~ Ana tbs pretty
nurse puctered her provs suddenly
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-25
EIGHTH EPISODE.
Her Hmtand's Enemies.

(~~11E boauilfyl runawHy bride
0penpd hef eyes IA daztd h.
wii1rfmenf ~ finJ herself gaf
49, Ink up Into the dark, hand.
sufne faco " The black tgnf3ted
mBn She WIS 10 hin arms she felt
another clasp about bsi The man with
The white musfhche. gilbert bye gen.
fiy feieahod iis bold ~ Der. ana the
white masfnrhrd man turned 20 curry
ber 20 me han fler eyes elfaea ssain
Ol'ipfi niYe. freed - ~ teautfpi
burden hurried o. BE- sinliank oent 10
where bic lurpfinpa limousine siood
~ ne side ~ the bfoten rail- ~ be-
iHmptd lnio The drivers scnt and put
hls fool 90 ille clulGh and bic hand on
The brake he glanced dDwD a. tho
scene ~ the aeebient The iasi lean
"a against sipfgy tree shirh had
stopped Il from faiai tumble Hiysa
chHuneaf The Nias featured hcniii
WAS bringing up The unconscious dfif
~ N Tho tart The yisncioas bru-
aetle nnd ths heavy ngsn vis lhs
lb4k lilsis0 eyes aers helping Mra
Willard That F.niie faced woman
bad Insisted upon walting Dut sAs
enme WIN edlHful limp, and her
face was dfaen and Rhife bye start
90 ibe ces flswafi with jerk. turned
n dtfii1uslY ~ the narrow foad aud
lawplna dawn. arranged ihe esshspns
WIN snifliy eerteia hand
When Iunu ngala opened her eyes
iilys vas brushing hach her soft
hfoNB hnlr from hef palu forehead.
bot be was uui holding her She was
~ the msuflens limousine. with her
held plllVFe1 $50 the shoulder Of the
white mustachcd man, oEn Cunning
h1m. nud bis arm WIS ahypf her she
siralehifnsd ns fhr beame aware ~
ihat elHsp. 4hd iiile, hla tleck eyes
blowing doWn upon her. smiled fehs
nnrinRly Tho ear started and aho
turned 10 iooA ~ Mfs. willard. who
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-25

sat beside her with cpmprcssrd Hips
The injured tasi driver was up In
front supported BY the heavy Hided
man Tho runaway bride closed boz
cy,'s again aud snna bach into tho sup
put which she - n,nrh dngcsied
blYcl Row much be hnd been IN
nor llfe since she had nin away from
Nosil And little did jgae know that
Ned. through bis detective. had ob
,alncd tho number ~ tho nuin In which
spo had driven that day, The number
was MvoI10f
soon june lay 10 her lisle Foam Ia
iho hospital. her hsE waving about
hof en toe white pillow, aud hcr
frlrnua We're permitted 20 nid hrs good
nlEht The viyaolous Iummy Thomna
sai az tho bend ~ her he'd and strolcd
junca white hnnd urln Cunningham.
particularly dobonalr agurs a. he
leauci against tho window easing.
I smoothing hla white mustnche. twin.
blod over al her. A. y Edwards. the
heavy man with The thick eyelids aud
! tho wund head with ~ ataurdly short
cropped guy hair. was gentle IN hls
rough way Gilbert nlyc. over by tho
door. hnd not much 10 say. but he ncy
" rcmov~i biz nminons ease from
the runaway hrlsle, nnd wheu the pink
checked uurSr camr 70 drive them ont
Rlyc was tho last a. make HIS adieus,
aud. hendlng over gracefully no kissed
her hand
uonoria Niye received Telephone
niesaaGe NOM niil Wolf TOW hours
sfser thr limo ~ tho auto accident.
You husiwed hcs acne 10 Ia. eiallr
he said huakis
Tho wifs drove hastily to the eiuh
entrance She met wotf. who pointed
60 the chauffeur sca,u. saving
efhetc'h your hnehands driven
ilouefia saw Scatu standing beside
he's hashanA's ilmousiRs.
ia HE 20 mAkc zen a little ores
emit" said tlouofia ia suearei accents
en'f famel'ns Ia rSs pockesheok. shs
pf,,dneed a hnl.
scatli tarnci 70 her with alacgity
ana every u1e IN his broad. low face
wiacnei.
The line % his urs also thsekened
~ he separated them Va rrin % pleas
une tse hook the bill With ias. lcoket
az IL REORGANIZATION IN the lleht o. oas
~ his side lamps. ieppcd open his
heavy drivers cent showed the hil
deep m hss trousers poekct aud but
toned als coat tightly from tor 20 bot
tom
Now. you'll tell nae where Alr niys
was this evening. went yeaY" ~,
wheedlci
The smile faded FROM Seatsis ilnes
Areas yea eolaa 10 tell mef' Aas
tho ycice rose another notch
No answer
'3lse me hack tina, moncyr' n.
screAmcd
There were Thirty sesen lights to b
counted before the perspective tnerev,
m blur Seatii eelmiy nepecgc,
thcm an In aeen absorption, has derlnl
she entire time that ere narrow siit o
az eve aaa dancing rlsam 10 H.
lIcncsss scewlssl hack az the impes
tng entrance % the club TIE decr
stood wide cren Inside the tc~seilss
cd ys*tlhale were ssif'y uniformed AZ
sendsnts Reyeod was marble col
runsd haii. and al the end ef that
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her face cleared 90 v6s MS n the sun
had popped cut on raln5 day Eyes
Z cam Mrs Wade is 0n duty ihis
marpiug fef mlnuio ihousht it
was MSS simmpna
ihut she niccr and Iuurs round
eyes spitDne; alphabetically
'she's an 0id cHi" The pretty nurse
WAS very Vehement about a. Mr.
wsic's a dear. though. and. hurr, box
away she brought the dear right
buek
MIS-, wade was smiling woman
smiiing lips. siniiins oyca. and r. seem
ga ~ II her hair smiled but she was
duhious about the unifpfm
"lt would he a.mdical infrdciion ~
tue rules" she dcclasod. with an 40
snnl attempt at severity. "hut Nru
nsh ~ hemcrt not "a toll"
fhry ai three laughed "a thbt and
within few minutes June WIS iu
stn white uniform. with prlm uttlo
cap on her head aud WIS walking ao.
dHtcif into Mm Yiila;ds roum She
paused ou the threshold. GnbCrt niyo
wha thew As be- caught slight % tcr
luus saw tho glow ~ admiration leap
into hsa black ryes She halg turned to
80 ln hrr eninrmssmcut hui Mrs 80
lard stopped hVg
"Cowu herc vnm pretty thing She
called. and 49, lrnc shyty camc tu the
ucdshic Mrs Willard laughed hud
nlye Joined her
Or RompH came in und expressed
"a. profound nssuhishment no bow
grown up June locked Ia uniform
end tvcsEcd tho pins ar lobe whlch
gecped fgpm beneath the trhn little
cap The head nurse apd the NURSE
With the pink checks aud fhc phsnum.
eunily thia nurse crowded ia ca ad
attire June then nr Rcmert scattered
,hcH m thet Mrs willard should have
s'mc rrss before net ueSs tsudaging
sns be- tank Juno with him f0r n
rouud ~ che wards ne Faye hcr
Thermometer o. carry 80 shc should
iooS useful as well a. ornamental
she curic hack from thar reund nf
the wards rather thoughifuHy She
had sccn 80 much pain snd sotrow END
sufierlas wan children aud van moth
era aud wan men who should have
been strcng asd IN tho lisht u an
their wees her eWn prcNicm accmet
fcoltsh and insignificant
In Mrs Wizards NOM ~ June ar.
preached tho door shc heard WOLVES.
among them Grin CunuirRham she
turned away and went SWISS thr hall
a. A..
feur las Tie was ia considcrabic
Z pain, the prctty NURSE said. tut he las
Z there smfinr. with great ehrerfulnrss
upon hts ronehly nodded couaterancc.
u suess IN be isid 10 fcr a wcek
" ten days 10 stated. with a grin
THAT'S lang time SO h. confined Ia
a narrow ntt'e rgea,r sympathlsea
1e..=
The head nurse brought her hit %
sunshine into the rom
"isow are yoa fseHnsf' she asgea
~Runv"
'sfheA sce can prctsbiy stand
plessant SURPRISE SAILED ATS. Wade
Voc h&Ne q tisltcr"
"ohr' IRE sunshine left tie roueh
( " moi,ici face tq9 the grin was raek
n minute Say, teal her Inv dector
says ! aint 60 ~ tAikrd e. NuS And
cant cse q yeu nurses stAy 0ege %
make e stranxi'
his esin VAS - ccnedlnr that thr
head nurse evmacd back a hint she
VAS wosnaa ~ much exrcrisnct
"og eoarSe you must noe i.e tsikci
- sers lons >hc aerc,i "And ySu
sAcsld have 4 nurse with ypn 10 take
eaN y you she l,,skca AZ Iune
rlo0s-i Then her cyrs twinkicA 4
think III laese this onc,-
-M,-;h oeiissSlr And TIE usan tura
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over the plain. coarse white nlehggown
In which abe had been rut 20 bed
"Wberc are mY clotheey'
-Nou'rv not teady Tor them. and tho
pretty nursc snslei ia triumph Come
lnr'
THIS last was Ia answer 20 a knock
en- the dear. bat hetore q could cpco
june had hoppcd back Into bod with
ene srring She and the rgvgty gursn
were laughing a. each ether 10 the
sheer llrh hearseAhess % youth whcu
the docsar with the funny nd skie
bafns came m
lie ~as q icyial dssetor and a vesy
nicr doctor indeed He felt lunss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-25

"a ~ rAeaff'n grin % lHge Nr' -
dsaa pnaly a. a. asaa n o. -
ne maa sanh iaas nhfu Dc hN'F
anne .eft ara Ieoaed a. frtte ss lf
could nk nnrsc wss tlpesfaits W.
n.itass When ths dp9r oifrn Ani
there came ia iafse. he4fy ANel
uamsn win q lHas asirich itaiDef ~
bsr MAJ hsif Gaeu eheap flass -
Der aneors 4nd tive oufieas hiis''.
le.ss;e 90 hsI eeat ane tg NHsf
fdsead
wei we'll Joer enc sii1 10 hf1Fy
tsiee. ant ~ riarai at iutf if'Ai !
siuafs teu yoa yead go ~ Nhp
f.rnt over and kisssf npf tushans aa
msffaf ~ rfareieiY Hurt IpH w'th
something aederr tnsti.q mpfn''
"a Ios and h1lf closed Es eyes
~Iaaxh nh n3 tha raHh
nYoa aonldat faff alt ttaf leiFfi
iusu55nee . eaaied Yea 30. and nov ?
sanatse can sigrfe
son. we'll sou clint dtrf o fei. %
jeetea see man. h|s ioae losing rfme 40
lte ferbieness . guess 500 CON
si1ag eco can So oai " iAif siff
you every cent eFef Nose
a guess that's q Dot AHd tha Ho'a
an sat down Hith tAamf
"Ttuft tsaau .rff Wre
"Aad how murh the atfa before
"WoH r uas laueu pee- hnl
fhe man fufnei DTS eyes fpua iHa0
Who looaeI rraIDrNy aai NJ iae nN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-25

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~ laf moment % her dor.....
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and Edwards. ail giarcd In - 4 =
ham he anshed and walked -.
8gar i1 iha window
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uefcr used TO Der before 49, ~
traYaeauf respect =
Indeed Il s.. dear" rsa
TheHas She sllnpci an ann ..
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willard glanced 10 az be- cou,r.. e
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Efnards VITA q clumsy a,,eo. =
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w. :" S'H NNi'e Oniforn,.
eaes 81 hts oesk ana gently foeeed
him daWa
The iime's up she sgssaig 49,, y.
N'sai'n Tier rct'e was low ans 80,
sed 'ec sisi'of puas'ed aficrwart +. n
aow q could - So effective v,,t.,.
soerilng iunc wen, Is tss d,,r 4. /,
opsAsi B. awsr thar m, eve. 4, ~
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me woman looscd aaohsfurs n M
orsoand hut gae axurc al fhe 49,.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-07-13
NO ACTION WILL BE
TAKEN BEFORE PROTESTS

rNail Special to The Advertiser)
HILO, July 9.-Unless an objection
is made to the proposed change in the
rites Of the Hawaii Telephone Com
rnnr. by which toll rate for long
diotan"" telephoning will go into effect
On August l. no consideration of the
chang" will be made by the Public
Utilities Commission, believes J. n. s.
Williams, member of the commis
sion.
1.-THE commission is not required to
take any action,' he explains, Gun
less protest to the change in rates
is made by the subscribers. All the
telephone people are required by law to
do is to give thirty DAVIS notice of the
proposed change. This they have
done -
In conclusion Mr.. Williams declared
that he did not think the commission
would either approve or disapprOve of
the rate changes, if no protest is made.
In ease there is a protest, then both
sides will be given hearing, he added.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-07-13
Germans withdrawn, II Is Be-
Iieved, For Another Drive To-
ward Warsaw, and Austrians
Are Not Able To Fight Alone
PETR0GRAD RUSHING TO
STRENGTHEN WARSAW LINE
RelnforCements and Supplies
From ArchangeI Being Hurried
To Protecting Positions-RuS-
sian Nation In Confident Mood
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirsloss)

lAsBociAted fross ny federh "HelessJ
LONDON, July l1.-According to
the Petrograd dispatches, the Russians
in South Poland are smashing the Aus
trian columns in series of violent on
slaughts, the Austrians being wholly
unable to withstand the desperate Of
fensive of the. Slavs.
Once the troops of Won Linsingcn
lost the advantage before Krasnik
the Russians commenced to cOnccn-
trate on them and now the Austrians
are being driven back and harried as
rapidly and as seriously as the Rus
slams were being driven back and har'
ried ten days ago.
Petrograd asserts that the Austrians
will be driven right back to the Car.
Tathians again and that Russia will
soon have regained all the territory
abandoned before the combined Aus
trian and German drive.
Germans Withdrawn
1t is believed here that the compete
reversal of the situation in South Po-
land am Eastern Galicia is due TO "
t. that the Germans have withdrawn
their supporting forces for anot or
junge at Warsaw, with the Aust iaAs
simply endeavoring to hold their
blow is struck either to the north or
the west of the Polish capital, when
The Russians will have to weaken their
southern line to hold their northern
or western line. Then the Austlians
will advance, in. 40 endeavor to turn
the Russian left and win Warsaw from
the rear.
Petrograd expects another attempt
unnn Wuraau anI IFpIVnriup n
sist it. reinforcement and munitions
ara being hurried through Brest Iii.
tovsk along all the stragetic lines, from
Ossowetz to Ivangorod.
The stand being made by the Grand
Duke Nicholas against the invaders Of
Poland has raised the spirits of the
Russian nation greatly and there is no
longer any general belief that Warsaw
will have to be abandoned and the
Russian line withdrawn to the Bug
River, leaving Poland in the hand" OF
the enemy.
1t is recognized here that Russia $
ability to withstand any great German
advance against Warsaw depends very
largely upon the amount of munitions
which can be shipped into the country
through Archangcl. Germany IL en-
dPaVoring by every means in her power
to prevent these shipments. but il i"
believed that they are being steadily
made and that the Russian forces will
soon be well equipped again for a"
offensive as well as defensive cam.
paign.
The Vienna dispatches Last night
state that desperate fighting is going
on between the Russian and Austrrnnt
south of Krasnk, the issue of the bat
tie being as yet undecided.
On the North Poland front, Pptro"rad
asserts that the attempts of tn" Ter
mans to advance have been stopped.
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.H|LO NAN wins
HONOLULU BRIDE
mail Special to The Advertis

(Mail Special to The Advertiser)
HILO, July 9.-Henry McKeen and
Miss Miriam Fern were united in mar
riage Sunday evening at five o clock
by Rev. George Laughton in the par
sonage of the First Foreign Church.
James Reid acted as best man and
Mrs. Lucy Wright, a sister Of the
bride, as bridesmaid. The witnesses,
with the minister and the contracting
couple were the only ones present at
the ceremony. After the ceremony the
newlyweds were guests ut a wedding
supper given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reid .-,......
McKeen is an employee of the Matson
Navigation Company and has lived in
Hilo for a number Of years. The bride
is a Honolulu girl with many friends
there. She is a neice OF ex-Mayor
Fern Of Honolulu.
For the present, the young couple
will make their home in the Waiakea
sea shore cottage of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Russell.
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BRITISH AND GERMAN
OPINIONS ON OUTCOME
OF GERMANY'S REPLY
tAssociatsd Press by Federal wirslsss.p

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
LONDON, July 1.-The German re-
ply to America and the reception &C.
corded IL by the people Of the United
States are attracting more attention
from press and public than even the
great developments taking place on
all four Of the battl"fronts Of Eurore.
what will the United States do
now7" is the question the British
press is asking, while the German
press, according to the dispatches
from Berlin, Is generally loud in pri .
Of the reply Of Won Jagow.
GERMANS PRAISE REPLY
The German press is agreed that the
friendship Of the United States should
be preserved, II 1t be possible to 70
tain It without "prac tically par tally
disarming in the midst Of a war for
selfpreservation It is agreed, by
the majority of the editors, that the
German reply opens the wav wide fbr
American acceptance, provided Amer
lea is sincere in its friendly attitude.
BRITISH WATCHFUL WAITING
The British press takes the ground
that the German reply is exactly what
the United States should have expected
It is not believable that nation which
would celebrate the sinking Of Tho Lust
tania would hesitate to defend its &C
tons, say number Of editors, in effect,
nor was It supposable that the Germans
would agree to adopt humane methods
for her naval warfare when she has
disregarded all the conventions in her
fighting on land.
Intense interest is being taken in the
next move from Washington. It is not
believed that President Wilson will re-
cede and accept the German reply as
at all satisfactory. &.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-07-13
DoUBLY PROVEN
Honolulu Readers Can No Longer
Doubt the Evidence.

Doubt the Evidence.
This grateful citizen testified long
ago.
Told of quick relief-of undoubted
benefit.
The facts are now confirmed.
Such testimony is cOmplete-the evi'
Ience conclusive.
1t forms convincing. proof Of merit.
G. r. SchOruteld, I429A @ attain St,
st. Louis, Mo-, says ~ had lots OF
rOubIe from backache and got SO lame
at times that could hardly get around
The kidney secretions were disordered
aud had to get up several times at
aight to pass them, ! badn / used over
half box Of Doan's backhche Kidney
Pills when got relief. ] gradually got
we'll The backache left. My kidneys
became normal and the kidney secre,
tons cleared up. publicly recon
mended Doan 5 Backache Kidney Pills
some years ago, after they helped me
50 much, and it gives me pleasure to
confirm my former endorsement.
Dosn's Backache Kidney Pitts are
sold by all druggists and storekeePers
at 81 cents per box (six boxes 50 .50.
or will be mailed on receipt Of price
by the 'Iollister Drug Co, Honolulu.
Wholesale agents for the llawaiian Is.
lands
RrmemhT the Name, Doan's and
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-07-13
TROOP MOVEMENTS
. ON PACIFIC DUE.
O. H-'F 10 .
Suspended Orders For Philippine
Transfers Are Now To
: Go Into Effect
(Amocis..d Pres, by rederal wlrelosal


WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE or
ders issued some weeks ago for the
transfer TO the United states of the
three regiments of regular troops in
the Philippine Islands and tho assign
ment TO the Philippines Of other rcgi-
n1ents now on duty on the Mrxican
border, which had been suspended,
pending the outcome Of affairs in
Mexico, will now be put into force.
On August 5, from San Francisco,
the transport will sail for the Philip
pines, -7tia q Honolulu, carrying tn"
Fourth, Seventeenth, Eleventh and
Thirty sixth Companies Of Coast A.
tillcry, for station at Manila and Su,
big Bay.
From Manila, on September n, the
Eighth Cavalry and the Twenty fourth
Infantry will embark for the United
States, the Seventh Cavalry to return
on q later transport.
Relieving these troops will be sent
the Ninth and Fifteenth Cavalry and
the Twenty-seventh Infantry, ~ fast
as transportation can be provided.