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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-03-04
.OCALA TEMPLE
PYTHAN SISTERS

The Ocala Temple Lodge No. %
Pythian Sisters, meets every Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 at Castle Hall, west
of courthouse. Visiting members are
cordially invited to meet with US.
Sarah c. Bitch, NJ. E. c.
Kate B. Howell, NJ. r. and NJ. c.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-03-04
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Rain tonight and Friday; colder Fri
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FOR Two-passenger, 25-hp.
Maxwell car; fully equipped and in
splendid condition; new tires. Cheap
for cash. Apply "Auto," care the
Star. 2-f
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
CHILDREN OF GERMANY
MAY NOW EAT MORE BREAD

lAss0ciatad Press by Federal wtreISaeJ
BERLIN, September 2S.-Bread ra,
tions have been increased by order of
the government, according to report
from the Overseas News Agency. Chill.
dren from niue to eleven years of age
will be allowed a pound more a week.
This indicates, the report continues,
that the government 3 conservation
plans have proved overly successful.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
BATTLE I'M WEST RACES
WITHOUT ANY RESPITE.
BRITAIN WARNED
TO Be READY TO
BEAR GREAT LOSSES

(Asuocistsd, Press by FEDERAL wireisss.)
LoNDoN, september 2s.-The
nation has been warned TO prepare
itself 70 hear Of great losses in the
British army now engaged in the
general offensive movement against
the Germans in the west.
The casualty lists on both sides
Of the struggle are said to be al
ready appalling, while the most So
we're tests are yet to come.
The Germans are expected to fall
back from one prepared position
to another, against each Of which
the Allies must advance. That the
death lists viii be each day long
ana startling Is the prediction, made
officially by the war ONCE.
Great Britain, says the warning,
must steel herself against the great
sacrifces In the lives and the blood
Of her sons that the fighting Of the
next few weeks Is expected TO cost.
These warnings and the unusual
activities around the hospitals es-
tablished throughout the land have
inttmated very plainly that the Of
fenEive which is now well under
way along the Western front is to
be continued, whatever the cost, un-
I'll decisive victory for one side
or the other has been gained.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
Driving Austrians Back Toward
Lemburg and Rapidly Az
preaching the Galician Capital
Second Time as conquerors
Won HINDENBURG HELD
ALONG THE NORTH
Several Efforts To Break De-
fenses Before Dvinsk and Riga
Are Frustrated, While Cos
sacks Engage and Rout lJhIans
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wir.i..., I,

EreSs W feoeral Wrolo11D
PETROGRAD, September 28.
Both the Germans and the Austri-
ans have suffered heavily in the
operations in Russia and Gaiicia
since Friday, the Russian offensive
both in the north and the south
proving effective on score Of bat
tlefeIds.
The great Russian gains are be-
ing registered in Galicia, where the
Slavs are advancing again against
Lemberg, driving the Austrians be-
fore them. Along the Dubno-
Lemberg railroad the Russians are
within fifty miles Of the Galician
capital, having entered Brody yes
terday. ~
Austrians Destroyed Supplies
The Austrians made no effort to
defend this town, evacuating il on
the Russian approach, dumping
huge quantities OF supplies ii the
Styr River as they retreated.
Won Mackensen is developing a
new formation inittf eeitef, IN the
Movogrodek eistfiEf az, the Nei-
men. east Of Ida, where he Is ao-
sparently planning for 4 new turn
ing movement against the Russians
before Minsk. The territory IN this
section is favorable for fiankina
operations, being an open plain
without forests and swamps.
Heavy Battle In North
There has been fighting of extra
ordinary violence in the Dvinsk re-
gion, many German attempts to ad-.
vance at Novo Alexanderovsk be-
ing checked with heavy slaughter,
while another move against Riga
was met by the Russians at Rkau
and driven back. In the Riga Sec
ton the German artillery IS becom-
ing more and more a factor Of the
fighting. ...s
East of Wilma the Russian artiI-
lery has attacked the German posi-
tions which command the fords of
the Upper Viliya, while in the re-
gion of Dolguinoff the Cossacks
have routed strong force Of Ger
man cavalry. Y.
A second cavalry battle took
place south of Dvinsk, in the re-
gion of Lake Topighiry, the Rus
slams defeating a strong German
column. |.J
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
Struck SPARK: -
DESTROYED Town
Oklahoma City Wrecked BY Ex-
pieSion of Gasoline Huil.
! ldreds Are Wounded
tAAroclatsd Prs.. " rsdsral wirsls.sl

q
.ARDM0RE, oklahoma, September
2s.--CasuaIty lists are still growing us
the result Of the explosion Of q tank
ear containing gasoline, standing on
a siding near the depot here, yester-
day Afternoon. Previous estimates
are exceeded. Thirty-one bodies out
Of an estimated forty dead have hesp
recovered from nearby buildings which
were demolished by the explosion, The
estimate 'of seriously wounded has been
raised to two hundred rs fresh victims
are reported Many buildings nra
burning but the fire is under control.
Martial law has been declared,
Every building within radius Of
twelve blocks Of the site Of the explos.
ion was effected by its terrific force
and the bodies of tMs dead have been
recovered as far away as four blocls.
The Swift packing plant shared the
general fate, and what remained Of the
building after the explosion shattered
it was burned down. The principal ho-
tells of the city were unroofed. The
present estimated property loss is
$500, 900. ', -
1t is ascertained that the explosion
was caused by'a spark from a ham.
mer striking the metal of the tank,
workmen having been repairing it at
the time. The Santa Fe depot was
demolished, killing everybody inside.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
AUSTRIA AGREES
! TORECALL DUMBA,
|. +. PENF|ELD WIRES
viii Comply With Request Of
Wilson Without Further
Clubbing
GERMAN EMBASSY AIDES
LEAVE COAST FOR DENVER
> as
Not Going To Mexico, As They
Planned-Colorado Trip
Kept a Secret
lA.sooia.sd Press By Federal wireless,


WASHINGTON, September 2s--The
Auatro- Hungarian government win re.
call it's ambassador at Washington DIR,
Constantin TheodOr Dumba, In accord.
ance with the demand made by Presi.
dent Wilson. .E..t"ta.
This news is obtained from q mes.
sage sent by United States Ambassa.
dor Penfeld at Vienna to the state de.
partment. Mr.. Penfeld said he had
been Informally notified by. the Vienna
foreign Office that the request Of the
Washington government would be com.
piled with and that no effort would be
made TO carry the isspe.
Doctor Dumba has postponed his de-
parture for Vienna until October 8.
Won PApen Goes To Dpnyer
Captain Won Papen, military attache,
aud Count Won Hatzfeldt, counselor of
the German embassy, have left San
Francisco, according to despatch from
the Coast, 1t is said they are not
going to Mexico, as announced, but are
enronte to Denverf Their mission ut
Denver has not been learned. r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
NO ENGAGEMENTS +. =.
ALONG GALLPOu
EXCEPT NTH DOGS
tAlseciated Prsas b redsrai w,rz.ss.

rLNrrI-ET .--~ - = NestAt Nn-L"NN't 81
s LONDON, September 2s.- Turkish
claims that a portion Of the British
Anafarta line ON the Gallipoii PENN.
sula has been regained by them have
not been officially denied by the war
office, which, however, inferentiaIly
stamps the Constantinople dispatches
as false by announcing that their has
been no general lighting on Gallipoli
for several days, the lighting there
being confined 70 aeroplane lombard,
ments and artillery. duels, with mining
and counter mining by night.
A new feature OF warfare was in
troduced by the Turks when they turn.
ed loose band Of twenty -four fight.
ing. dogs against the British. The dogs
were promptly shot.
despatch from Sofia, sent by Reu-
ter, states that the Turks are now ex.
pelling all Catholic priests from Con,
stantinople. Such move, IL is ex.
pected, win further arouse the Greeks,
the majority of priests In CONSTANT,
noPle being Of the Greek Catholic
faith. .Et.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
BELGIAN AVIATORS ACTIVE
Berlin Salts fled At Fact That
the Planned Attack Has Come

BERLIN September 28The German press expresses salts
faction the fact that last the great which
Allies have long been preparing in the has
tre OF the drives being made relief German
nation, which knows what expect # 80
The Lokal AnEeger expressing the Official opinion for the
nation stated last night belief that attempts SO
have been ues and that there prospect that their further
attempts will be anything else The Allies have no prospect Of
victory against the enrnched Germans France and Flanders
An official report of the fighting by the war Office
admits the losses Loos and also the from Soez
The British bombardment of the Belgian positions
suited in the shore batteries driving the fleet back with
of one ship sunk and two damaged ifea sIaE&s.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
PACKERS PROTEST AT
Prize COURT RULING
LAs.ocia'sd Press by Federal wirel.s.. !

(Associated Press by Federal wirelessl
CHICAGO, September 27.-ForinaI
protest to the state, department has
been filed by attorney representing
both the Armour and Swift packing
interests against the seizure by the
British government of the Norwegian
steamer Vitalia, Captain Anderson. 4 3
The Vitalia loaded recently at New
York with Chicago meats for Rotter.
dam and was on her way to the Dutch
port when intercepted. She reached
New York on September 8 from Fal.
mouth, being rushed back into war zone
waters.
The filing of the protest was an.
nouneed by the companies concerned to.
day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
FRENCH TAKESEV
GUNS In ADVANCE ON
A WIDE BATTLEFRONT
Repulsing Desperate
Counter Attacks Against
. Positions Before Lens
(Associated Press BY Federal Wireless )


LONDON September 2sThe offensive Of the Allies along
continues in the greatest fury while German
counters launched particularly against the British posi-
gained north Of Lens which threaten the further German
occupation OF that city. s,+. r s s g44st
Along the Champagne front the French pushing
advantage position after another cap
turing large number Of prisoners and taking than seventy
guns. slsB !. Ns. + s@..1}fl. IN
The expectation will compelled
their advanced positions and will fall back their
third lines from which they viii be able sweep
advance with nnunerabe machine guns
q s.ss@Eth 9 PRISONERS BY BOTH SIDES | &t.Sg $$.
of taken Sunday and yesterday has
not reported estimated that the first Satu
day resulted in wenthee thousand unweunded Germans being
captured. isgss lss ~ ~
The German advces that they captured seven hou
Of the Aes the Saturday and Sunday 6ehtine
+s4e.s GERMAN COUNTERS DESPERATE XII
The fighting along the British front yesterday took
place northwest Of the hamlet Of Hnlucs where the British de-
Tended their gains against tremendous German countef The
reports that the Germans lost heavily being ped
most desperate kind Of fighting again
ing against temporary British trenches bodies of
their dead and wounded # %Ef@ gsrs#6sg ~ ~ stj
belief in official greatest struggle
all developing and that the Germans will be driven back
and forced to reform their lines FS 5.t g.. Z
.'..- RI u E FRENCH ADVANCE WIDE n
The French advance along wide 'front.' the Champagne
continues without any check Their line
extends Hill 1885, to Soquan Hlock and the village of
Tahure. ps, "a, sge&Ig.a. ~ 55a-t @&#h5 EIs -
gains district north Of Arras are be-
gains are being added to. f@t5$se@
II = BELGIAN AvIAToRs ACTIVE
The Belgians taking part in this general offensive
squadron of Belgian avators radng Flanders sucng
the German positions showers bombs The
Cercken Essen and Keyen and encmpents points
bombarded, number of fierce fires being started
At Bges the gas works destroyed and the city left
in darkness s'h @T&&Vfs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
FORTY TAKEN FOR
60 CHILD MURDERS
Kobe Band Slew Victims For
Livers To Use In Medicine,
Is Charge
Especial Cable to Hawaii shinpo.

KOBE, September 30. Forty per,
sons were arrested here yesterday and
accused of being members of ring
which is responsible for more than six,
ty child murders, The band is accused
of having abducted their child victims
and killing them for their hvers, which
were used to manufactures q medicine /"
for sale in China, The majority of tho
accused are Chinese, but several jap.
anese are implicated. -,
The secret police, who made the ar
rests after weeks spent In obtaining evi,
denee, say they can fasten the guilt
of at least sixty murders on the ring.
An affiliated society In China is de-
clared to have found sale for the "ms.
dicine. ,..s5 .E'.E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
OREGON CONVICT STAYS 1,
WOUNDS !, MAKING ESCAPE
(Associated Press by Ysdsrsi yv,,.l..., !

tAssOeiated PrssS By Yedstai w,relsus)
ESALEM 4 Oreg0n,a September 2a-rA
mari'hunt Is on near Albany, town
near here. A posse Is seeking 10 cap
ture Otto Hooker, who escaped from
thesstate penitentiary yesterday after
noon and shot two officers who at
tempted to stop him. The posse is
said to have him at bay. The convict
killed Harry Minto, superintendent of
the penitentiary, and seriously wound
ed City Marshal jefferson. ~ rs. ''FzE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
JOHN D. R0ckEFELLER JR.
AIDS MINERS, WOMEN SAY
LAssociatsd Press by Ysderai wtr,ls.,l

tASsSeiatsd t fress ~ Federal WireissS)
DENVER, September 2S.--That labor
conditions IN the Rockefeller mining
region Of Colorado are Improving, that
conditions Of the past will not recur
and that John d. Rockefeller Jr. is
doing everything in his power to help,
Is the opinion Of the Justice League,
wOmen's organization,
Representatives Of the league recent
ly interviewed Rockefeller and stated
yesterday that he assured them he was
doing everything possible to improve
conditions and prevent repetition of
the Ludlow event. p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
Chinese EMPIRE j.
UP TO CONVENTION
Yuan Changes Front and Says
Drafters Of Constitution
May Decide

tAssociated PIess by FEDERAL Wireless.)
. PEKING, September 29.-The consti-
tutional convention will decide wheth,
5er China Il to readopt the monarchica
form Of government or remain repub,
lie, If II follows the advice of Presi
dent Yuan shi.kai. "
The president yesterday retreated
from his former determined stand
against the monarchists and declared
in view OF the suggestion of parliament
that the republican form of govern
ment be abandoned, the constitutional
convention should be allowed to de-
eide. 49, EE rt. r. ,...
Yuan has several times Of late re,
fused TO listen to the overtures of
those who would make him Emperor
or King, only recently issuing for.
NAL state paper in the matter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
GARMENT WORKERS !
BEGIN THEIR STRIKE
tAs.oeia.sd Press ~ Federal wireless,

(Associated Press BY Federal wirelsus.,
CHICAGO, September 27.---Making
the same demands as other strikers In
various occupations throughout the
disaffected labor regions in the East,
1900 garment workers walked out on
strike here, yesterday.il There are $50
other, shops affected, 4e5,.
A general order calling out all gar.
ment workers has been drawn up but
has not been issued by central council,
on the chance that an adjustment can
be shown to be possible. If the gen.
eral strike is called, II win effect 25,-
900 workers in this city alone. K
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
HAITIAN BULLET
KILLS AMERICAN
IAsseelatsd Press by Federal wir,l..,, =,

(AssoeiAted Press BY Federal wirslsss)
WASHINGTON, september 27-0ne
American marine has been killed and
ten wounded, and fifty Haitians killed
in fighting at Cape Haitien, according
to a message to the navy department
from Admiral Caperton, commanding
the forces at Haiti. The marines are
trying to clear the lines by which sup
plies are taken to the interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
TRY TO BURN a..
F. D. ROOSEVELT HOME
(Associatsd press b. r.as,., w,,,,,,,,

(A5Ioei1tsa rEsss " Federal wirsisss3
An unsuccessful attempt TO burn the
100000 home Of Franklin d. Rooseye yelt,
assistant secretary of the navy, has
been made it was learned yesterday
The Roosevelt home was unoccupied at
the time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
Spectators Gamble On Victory For
the IA lies and Bury Stocks

NEW YORK, September 27.-The OF the Allies sue
cess in the lighting the line so-caed
war stocks those of which handling supplies
or munitions to heights today movement
the on the stock market affecting stocks than
since the began @.:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
BANK STOCK ASSESSMENT
Auditor Moore Issues Instructions Ia
Commissioners OF Revenue.

t0mnt SStOncrS OF Revenue.
In order that commissioners of the
revenue throughout the State may keep
abreast OF the new tax law applying to
banks, state Auditor c. Lee Moore
yesterday mailed to every revenue
commissioners n copy of circular let
ter written for their instruction.
The Auditor directs the attention of
the commissioners to the changes made
by the Legislature In the law provid-
Ing for the assessment OF bank stocks,
State and national. His communica-
ton reads:
shares OF stock Of State banks and
national banks will he assessed for the
year 1916 in accordance with the pro-
visions OF sections II, u.s. TO- 90. 81
and 30. as printed in the tax laws.
edition 1919, wiz: in tho same manner
they have heretofore been assessed)
and rs printed on the blanks hereto
fore sent YOU to he used in making
the assessment
These sections OF the tax law were
amended by the General Assembly at
its extraordinary session, but the act
making the amendments does not con-
tain the emergency clause. and the
act will not, therefore. be In force until
ninety days. which will be about July
!. after final adjournment of this ex-
traordinary session Of the General As
sembly. too late for the provisions Of
this act to he operative for the assess
ment of shares of bank stock for the
year 1915.
IF YOU have not already made the
assessment Of bank stock YOU can pro-
coed now to make the same upon the
blanks heretofore furnished you, In &C
cordance with the provisions Of the
law printed upon those blanks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
CALL ON GOVERNOR

Two distinguished visitors among
the callers ut the Office OF Governor
Stuart yesterday were former Cover
nor William II. Uphan. OF Wisconsin,.
and Harry ST. George Tucker
The Ex-Governor is on pleasure
tour In the South, seeking rest and
recreation He stopped over In Rich
mond to view the city and historical
points of interest Yesterday after
noon he was entertained in the execu-
tive mansion by Governor Stuart at
luncheon.
Harry ST George Tucker arrived
from Boston. where he spent some
time accommodating data from the libra
ries OF the Hub for a work he Is writ
ing FOR publication In book form The
subject OF The volume is international
law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

/, riod out and that tho community Is
thoroughly and systematically cleaned.
SOME PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
AS TO METHODS OF CLEANING
1t Is further suggested that follow
ing things may be done during cleanup
week
l. Move out and burn up all nnneces-
sary rubbish and all unused old cloth
ing and waste. Move. dust and clean
well all pictures. furniture. drapery
carpetinI. bedding, clothing. cooking
utensils and all household ware. AS
far as possible. take all the furnishings
OF the house into the open air and
sun them all day. IL the dny set aside
for cleaning up is cloudy or rainy. do
this on the next bright day.
.. Brush down the walls and ceilings
OF all rooms: scrub and clean thorough
~ all the floors and woodwork OF the
house. In scrubbing the floors. use
strong lyc and hot water: In cleaning
furniture and painted woodwork, use
warm water and good Sonp. Do not use
lye on anything that is painted.
5. Paint or whitcwash the walls
ceiling and woodwork. Then thorough
ly dry, air and sun every room, es-
pecially the bedrooms.
1. Give careful attention to the front
and back yards and under the houses.
rs those menace the health and comfort
of your family as long M they remain
untidy. Scrape OFF the worn surface
dirt. level the walkways and paint or
whitewash the fences and house. In
whitewashing. use plenty OF good lime
and. to keep the whitewnsh from rub
bling off add one quart Of salt to five
gallons OF whitewnsh.
>. Repair the stable. the barn and
the henhouse. Whitcwash them II you
can. and that no filth remains In
which flies can breed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
ASKS AID OF COLORED
PREACHERS AND CHURCHES

In response to numerous calls from
negroes all over the country as To how
National Negro Week may best lie OBJ
served some specific Instructions have
been given out by the executive com
mittee of the National Negro business
Ieasuc Booker y. Washington, prcsi-
dent. The following method of holding
day OF prayer. is suggested:
I'm order that the people shay enter
heartily into the movement for bet
ter health and TO the end that the
program may be effectively carried
out. il is suggested that the minis
ters OF all the colored churches
throughout the nation. set aside the
third sunday in March, the 2lst. rs n
day OF prayer for better health con.
ditions and that each minister arrange
TO preach on this day special health
sermon 10 his congregation.
I'm addition to this. each minister
is requested 10 arrange. wherever pos
sihle appropriate services which shall
include a discussion of local health con
d!tions and any other matters which
In his Judgment Viii make the Clean
Up Week q success
"ciean-Cp Committee II is further
suggested that each community have
f cleanup committee which shall in
N"si!Eate the conditions which menace
tho health Of their community. arrange
th= program TO suit these conditions
erd tAeH SEQ that the program is car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S
CLUBS GIVES ms i'POR1

Several Of the more prominent or
eanizations OF white people in Viz
gina have pledged their support TO the
movement. In statement just given
out, Mrs. NJ. NJ Caldwell. OF Roanoke
president OF the Virginia Federation
OF Women's Clubs. says:
The Virginia Federation feels that
this is an important and crcditnhle un-
dertaEing to which all cnliuhtcned peo-
pie must ne glad to lend help and en-
raCemcnt. II we had none other
than the most grossly selfish reasons
we would wish To encourage clean. up
week in every part Of our cities. You
remcmber Ruskins story. perhaps. OF
the poor woman stricken with Il
plague who was denied charity or help
and who crawlcd into an alley and
died. only to scatter all over London
the plague which had made every one
turn away from hor-thus says Ruskin
proving that whether the people would
or no. she was still sister TO them all
We may he content with our own clean
illness. health and righteousness If we
will but we cannot escape response
bility for the ignorance. carclesSness.
and hclplcssness Of others. And a
clean town is no cleaner than its allcv-
way"
The Alaska citizen., 1915-10-25
TIMES GOOD ERE.

An increase of forty millions Of dollars in the volume of trade from the Outside to Alaska within the past year will furnish some idea oi the wonderful advance made One Nundred millions of dollars are the figures to which our merchandisina ? has jumped.
 Passenger traffic to the differ ent ports of the territory has mGrr than doubled within the twelve months. and steamship companies are rapidly adding to their fleet in anticipation of greater in crease next year. Juneau has bene fitted more by this than any other locality. as all steamers touch here and great numbers of passengers have spent from one to several day in this city.
 To the operations in and around Juneau is largely due this upward course of trade and travel.
 The European war will probably condition IS supplemented by the statement from the city authorities that the city is out of debt an tax money S pouring in.-Juneau Empire