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The state herald., 1916-01-14

II you wan. the Herald and the Or
ange Judd Farmer for year ut the
regular price of the Herald, 81. so, you
must hurry for We cannot promise 70
keep this offer open very long.
The state herald., 1916-01-14
Piano At A Bargain.

We have stored at Holyoke strictly
high grade piano. which we will sacri-
fic, rather than re-ship to Denver.
:. his is the chance of lifetime for the
bargain hunte. We intend to sell or 70
ship this piano. Write quick II inter.
esied. The Denver Music Company,
Denver, Colo.
The state herald., 1916-01-14
Wanted

oVV otuoents TO prepare for these
kind Of positions:
A stenograpner. salary $50: book
keeper. country bank. salary to begin.
$50: combined stcnograph and book keep
or. real estate Office, salary. SIS: teach
or TO business subjects In high schools,
salary from $50 10 $50. Many othsr,.
such wants are comIog from business
osn every day. Write Tor our SOW
INA estalag0s. Addrsss,
The state herald., 1916-01-14

Patronisc the home business maH
who advertises his business and boosta
for the town and county.
The state herald., 1916-01-14

II you have anything to sell, tell thi
people about II through the columns Of
ehs Herald.
The state herald., 1916-01-14
For Sale.

rs Bushels Of turnips at my farm. 81
so cen per hushal An opportunity
Tor the dairy man S {. Evans.
The state herald., 1916-01-14

The business man who conducts his
business on the principle. Get every
dollar you can and keep every dollar
you get," never helps much In building
up his home town.
The state herald., 1916-01-14

A full line Of Watkins rn edies
Irwin Stock Co. real estate office.
J. NJ. Irwin. Agt.
The state herald., 1916-01-14

Have you ever seen a copy Of the olt
reliable Orange Judd Fsrmeri Call a
the Herald once and get = copy.
The state herald., 1916-01-14

Always be loyal To your home towr
and county.
The state herald., 1916-01-14
For Sale.

One fat COW, one yearling steer AMI
one spring steer calf. G. A. lock wood.
The state herald., 1916-01-14
JESSE LONG~us@~
A U CT 10 N e E r
(25 Years Expcricncc)

Persons requiring my services win
IND II to their interest to call on ne "
phone. Satisfaction always.
Make dates with Phillips County State
Bank or at Herald office.
The state herald., 1916-01-14
Baptist Church

Services next Lords Day as usual.
Sunday School i0:O
Morning worship iia0
Il. Y. p. U. TOO
Evening preaching $50
Wednesday evening prayer mtg $40
The Junior Union will Inss ut 2:80
Subjects
A hearty welcome IL extended to =
TO attend all our services
A. c. Blinlinser. Psstos.
NJ. L. CHURCH.
Sunday School 1880 q. m.
Morning service iI:a0.
Evening service At 800 o'clock.
Subjects
All who come TO worship with us Will
be most heartily welcomed.
Epworth League on Sunday svsniaa
at TOO o'clock.
Wednesday prayer netting at 500 .
A cordial invitation 10 cItssded 10 al
}. I. BsbshstAgs. Psss.s.
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! ] N B Err
AS You Want
1T
az well as when
You Need 1t

Posts and wire to fence your
crops, screen doors to keep the
flies out while you enjoy your
meals, and to keep the pesky
mosquito away while you en-
JOY your slumber after a hard
days work.
All these will be found az
our yard in the best grades
and latest styles. Let us fig
urc with you on whatever you
will need in our line.
Fatgsts Lumber Co
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Christian Church.

Order your calling cards at this Office
The state herald., 1916-01-14

A little red shoe button discovered
on the fire escape leads to the solv-
ing Of the murder mystery in the
new serial we are about to run
"The Red Button, by Will Irwin.
The state herald., 1916-01-14
All Coats
fer ladies, misses and children
at absolute cost
Scheunemann's Store.
PUBLIC LAND AND MINING
CASES

If you are interested in any eoutess
n any matter before the Interior De-
partmcnt, write to Clark q Wright
registered land lawyers. oo2 F Stree
y. w. Opposite Genr Land ORicc)
Wa3hington, d. c. Free Information
about contests and where to obtaS,
scrip, locatable upon public land
without residence or cultivation.
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Does Your Church
Need Money?

We have plan for raising money for Churches
Womens Clubs and other organizations No investment is
required your church needs money or you are inter-
-..= raising money for any other purpose write US d.
rect hand this advertisement the president of your La
dies Aid Society the Chairman of your Guild to your
Pastor By merely asking for Church Plan full par
ticulars will be Immediately sent
Address FundDepartmens Good Housekeeping Maya
zine, IIo West 4ist St New York City.
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GERMANS ATTACK WITH
DETERMINATION ON WEST
FRONT; MAKE ADVANCES
fAssocia.ed Press b Fsdsrai Wrslsssl

BERLIN, Germany. March n.
Repeated successes today markell
the attacks of the Germans on the
west front. The Germans stor.ne,!
and conquered the entire fortified
French positions northeast Of Avo-
court. In addition to considerable
losses and many wounded, the enc
my lost 81 officers and more than
$500 men, taken prisoners by the
Germans, and much war material.
The nearby positions were cap
Tired. In counter-attacks the enc
my lost heavily.
The Russians are extending their
activities on the east front to the
south of the Riga -Dvina line. west
of Jacobstadt. Their attacks have
been repulsed with heavy losses.
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TRIPLE SIZE OF
MOANA HOTEL BY
TWO new Wings
Work Will Begin at 0nce on
Project to Cost S150,000;
Will Be Fireproof
TWO HUNDRED NEW ROOMS;
PRIVATE BATH FOR EACH
Open Sided Pavilion Fronting
on Beach to Be One Feature;
n. L. Kerr, Architect

To begin work at once On two mod
ern wings of fireproof construction,
which will triple the present number
of rooms at the Moana hotel--that is
the definite plan announced today by
the Territorial Hotel Company.
Plans drawn by H. L. Kerr, which
have been under consideration for
some time, have been definitely adopt
ed. The exterior of the Moana, after
the addition of the two new wings,
viii appear substantially as shown In
the line drawing on this page. Inter
ior plans, while still subject to minor
changes, provide for 200 additional
bedrooms, each with a private bath.
. The new wings, each of which will
front on kalakaua avenue, will be
built over the drive which now circles
the building. The driveway will be
kept as at present.
Pavilion In One Wing. -. ...-
One feature of the main floor at
the Waikiki end of the building will
be a large pavilion, open on three
sides, and fronting directly on the
beach. This will be available for
dancing, and the present Moana re-
ception room, now often used as a
bali room, will be converted into a
parior. Spacious lanais on each floor
win front the makai court. :. =
Though the present building Is Of
frame, the new wings are to be Of
(Continued, on page ffyel
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March I'll
The senate judiciary committee yes
terday ordered a favorable report to
be made to the senate upon the NOM
ination Of s. C. Huber Of Tama, Iowa,
to be q. s. district attorney for Ha-
waii.
The nominations of judges go over
for week for action. under the rules
by which the committee proceeds.
This affords opportunity for protests
to be filed or charges made.
80 g. 8. ALBERT.
The judicial nominations are as fol
lows:
A. G. NJ. Robertson for chief justice
of the territorial supreme court ire
cess reappointment)a -. ~.
William L. Whitney for second
Judge Of the first circuit court (recess
reappointment). - r
Horace w. Vaughan for federal
Judge. III. i. .... III. III.
J. Wesley Thompson for Judge of
the third circuit (Hawaii). "a.
Clem K Quinn for Judge of the
fourth circuit (HawaiD. " T.
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GERMAN consul
ASKED TO QUIT
HONOkAA BOARD
Georu Rodiek Forced From Di-
rectorate at lnstigation of
British Consul, He Says
GORDON MUM: LANZ SAID
TO HAVE RESIGNED, TOO
Officers of Company Refuse to
Give out Either Confrma-
ton or Denial of BioW-Up

Georg Rodiek, German consul, ask
ed to resign from the directorate of
the Honokaa Sugar Company, because
British consul.
That was the rumor which flew up
and down brokers row this morning,
and was received in some quarters
with disbelief and In other localities
with credenee.
Yes, 1t is quite true" said Mr.. Ro-
dick. when asked concerning the rG-
NOR this afternoon .-..s
Il was Virtually forced from the di-
rectorate f Honokaa, and was given
to understand that my resignation
was sought because my presence on
the board twas Objectionable to the
British consul in Honolulu.
Il have no other details to add.
Perhaps 1t was feared that | might
get the company to ship part of its
product to Germany-through hostile
countries, or hostile lines of ships At
any rate / have resigned" .
Gordon Keeps Mum.
E. l.. s. Gordon, British consul, this
afternoon declined curtly to be quot
ed on the matter, saying that he sup
posed any Information to be given out
would emanate from the secretary Of
the company. E .E,.sS 81 =.
EtA. SShaefer, president of Homo
kaa, who vas at his home this after
noon, declined to come to the phone
when his Messenger was told that in
formation abaut Honokaa was desired.
He referred the inquirer to his office.
At the office bf F.. A. Schaefer e.
Company, Ltd, J. W. Waldron. secre-
tary of Honokaa, would not discuss
the report, having neither affirmation
nor denial to offer. ~
Rumor LAM Resigned. E5l@ =
Following close on the heels of the
Rodiek resignation the rumor spread
like wildfire that W. Lanz, vice-presi-
dent of Schaefer &. Company, and q
Honokaa director, had also resigned.
Mr.. Lanz, like the rest, refused to
discuss the matter. '.-f
Then you do not wish to be quoted
as either confirming or denying the
report, Mr. Lanz?" he was asked.
Absolutely not" came the en-
phatic reply. g.. .. "
This afternoon 1t was common
street rumor that J.. M. Dowsett and
A. ]. Campbell had been chosen Homo
kaa directors, to succeed Mr.. Rodiek
and Mr.. LAM. -. .s.....5
Hcnokaa Sugar Company officers,
elected at the annual meeting last
month, are as follows: F. A. Schae-
fer, president; w. Fl. Baird, vice-pres-
ident; A. p. WEIGH of San Francisco,
second yice-president; ]. w. Waldron,
secretary; James Greig of San Fran
cisco. assistant secretary; w. Lanz.
treasurer; Audit Company Of Hawaii,
auditors. ~. ..--r .-
The directors, until today, have
been: F. A. Schaefer, w. H. Baird,
w. LAM, J. w. Waldron. H. Focke,
Georg Rodiek and ]. T. McCrosson.
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NO INCREASE in
NnDER'STAKE
If BILL IS PAID

That the local circuit court has no
jurisdiction to restrain Charles R.
FORBES, superintendent Of public
works, from presenting to Territorial
Treasurer C. j. Mccarthy or Territor-
,al Auditor J. n. Fisher for collection
any warrants which may be rendered
aim on account Of vouchers referred
20 in Judge A. A. Wilder's four injunc-
ion suits against the superintendent
md other officials, is one of the alle-
cations In Mr.. Forbes demurrers to
he suits, filed today.
Judge wilder's suits, which named
he governor, Mr.. Forbes, the auditor,
he treasurer and the members OF the
iarbor board and public utilities CON-
mission. as respondents, seek TO pre-
rent the payment Of any OF the ex-
)enses incurred by Mr.. Forbes during
lis recsnt trip to Washington. D. C..
Norded Nearly Alike.
Aside from Mr. Forbes, the harbor
,oard, public utilities commission and
jther respondents filed demurrers To-
lay, /. M. Stainback, territorial attor-
iey-general, representing the parties.
With one or two minor exceptions,
he wording is the same in all the de-
nurrers.
Mr.. FORBES demurrer declares that
Nilders complaint does not state
acts sufficient to warrant the isst-
.nce of the injunction prayed for, as
Continued on page eight
u 2 r
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Chinese REVOLT
GAINS STRENGTH,
SAYS CABLEGRAM
TAssocia.sd Press BY Federal wir.lessi

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March q.
COX Tung, editor of the Chi
nese Republic Journal, has been
named to succeed Tong King Chong,
who died recently, Is head of the Chi
nese Republic Association. He is one
of the leaders in the revolutionary
movement
News has been received here that
10000 revolutionists, under Luy Ung-
ting, governor of Kwangsi, are attack
ing Kwangtung, and the Commercial
Society of Kwangsi has importuned
the military governor to declare its
independence of President Yuan's gov
ernor. This comes in a cablegram to
the association from Shanghai.
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PEDDLER
ARRESTED HERE
SHOT TO DEATH

Shot to death by prospective pur-
chasers Of opium whom he tried to
dupe with molasses, the body of Leon
j. Duffy, drug-fendi and trafficker, who
was arrested here during Carnival
week, with empty opium tins in his
possession, was found in the kitchen
of his home, Il Richmond avenue, San
Francisco, the night of March 10, ac-
cording to the Examiner of March II,
copies of which arrived on the Manoa
today, p. + -.
2 Duffy was involved in the San Fran
cisco bail bond swindles Of last August
and was the means Of bringing about
the Investigation that caused the in
dictment of many. He had presented
q forged release order, with the fraud
ulent signature of Police Judge Crist,
for the release of James Williams,
now serving a life term in San Quen-
tin. He later informed on his confed-
crates. -.s.. s0s,
The man was arrested here by Gus
toms officials February 90 and brought
before U. s. Marshal ]. ]. Smiddy. The
inspectors had found empty tins, sup
posedly opium, in his possession, to-
gether with stereotyped plates bearing
Chinese characters used in making
opium labels. ....--.-.e-. --s..
Duffy told Marsh Smiddy he had
made the tins On the Northern Pa
cific, on the voyage over, and that he
intended to fill them with molasses
and sell them as opium. He was re-
leased, as none of the drug was found
in his possession.
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SEA ENGAGEMENT OFF BELGIAN
COAST; LAND FIGHT ON VEUDUN
FRONT IS RENEWED WITH FURY
RUSSIANS REPORTED SUCCESSFUL IN TWO IMPORTANT
ARENAS, BUk0WINA AND PERSA-BElGIuM GETS AS
SURANCES OF PART IN PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
fAtsoctsted Press Service hy Federal WireIessl

LONDON, England, March 21-A battle fought oil
Belgian warps
with reports differing Is the results a@
The official from British saws
met
continues
When the British sighted the the
Zeebuggc the Flanders They chased
running hit
BERLIN Germany. March 21.The official OF
the sea battle off Belgium
The battle resulted successfully off Flanders Three
torpedoboaS and five British engaged The
severed the after receiving several hits and steamed
OF sight at full speed" ...
The following cabgam from official German
ceived today: -
German Navy Report March 2lA German naval aeropane
squadron heavily bombred military establishments Dover Deal and
England
the land batteries and enemy flyers responded Numerous hits with
excellent effect noticed result of the bombs from the German
aeroplanes all of which returned safe ~
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j. s. TO WORK
With MEKICANS
F. ON VILLA HUNT
IAssociatsd Press By FsaarL wirslsssl

WASHINGTON, D. c., March I'll
President Wilson called a cabinet
meeting today at which the Mexican
situation received long attention. At
the conclusion it was announced that
the government accepts the proposal
for a protocol requested by the de
facto Carranza government, regulating
relations between the two countries
growing out of the pursuit of Villa and
the conduct of the American expedi-
ton. The two governments will CO.
operate in the pursuit of Villa, it is an
nounceG. .~ ..%
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TEUT0NS NOW USE LIQUID
FLAMES, DECLARES PARIS

PARIS, France, March 2L-
West of the Meuse on the west
front today the Germans renewed
their offensive from Avocourt TO
Malancourt The attacks were &c
companied by special machines
which hurled flaming liquids frem
three wings.
The Germans sustained heavy
losses but despite them took posses
sion of part of the Malancourt
wood.
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FRED Wal LDR0N GIVING
DINNER FOR OLD AND
NEW CHAMBER HEADS

As retiring president of the Cham
ber of Commerce, Fred L. Waldron
will give dinner att o'clock tomor-
row evening at the Country Club in
honor of the old officers Of the cham.
ber and new ones elected last week.
The occasion will be purely social
one and business will be forgotten.
Its simply for the, ins and out Of
the chamber" said Mrs. Waldron to-
day. There will be 25 or 80 guests.
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Mrs. Wundenberg
Weds Blind Man
From Trenches


= Cards were received today :
= from Mrs. Frederick w. Wunden-
y berg, or who just before sending
= them bore that name, announc-
\ ing her marriage to a soldier re-
= turned from the war. His name
= is Almond, and he is totally
y blind from injuries received in :
= the trenches.
+ Mrs. Wundenberg's former 4
y husband was postmaster-general
\ of the kingdom of Hawaii in Kali (
= akua's reign, also for brief (
y period was marshal under the I
y provisional government. I
= He was a brother-in-law of 4
= General Soper When married I
y he had reached middle age and (
= died after a few years of welded
4 life. ~ IL I
- Fl. d &
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GETTING PLANS LAID

IAssaciatsd Press By Federal Wirsisssl
CHICAGO, H., March 21.-The sub
committee on arrangements for the
national convention ad-
journed today to meet the middle Of
June to elect temporary chairman.
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BELGIUM TO HAVE PLACE

LONDON. England, March 2l.
The Entente Allies have pledged
themselves to see that Belgium IS
given participation in the negotia-
tons for peace when these are be-
gun.
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Hay Army Bill
Now About Ore
Third Complete

asRRR aaaas szzss z
e
a WASHINGTON, D. c.. March
Il 21-Work is being continued on :
* the army reorganization bill fos- z
u tered by Chairman Hay of the :
n house military affairs committee. :
q 1t is now about one-third com Z
x plete. AS the bill stands, the :
4 president has authority, without 2
x consulting Congress, to increase :
x the army from 100000 to E5, 900, :
x and to summon $4,000 reserVists. :
4 An amendment offered by Con- ;
x gressman Gardner of Massachu- :
q sets, to raise the pay of priyates :
x to $40 per month, and to make :
Ii other increases, was defeated :
u with )ut a roll-call.
4 2
GEEa RSE =
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IRISH OPPOSITION TO
: RECRUITING BRINGS ON
RIOTING AT TULLAM0RE
[Associassd Press By Federal wirslsssl

lAssoc1ated PreSs oy fenefA WueleSsI
LONDON, Eng, March 21.-News
has been received here that rioters of
the Sim Fein Irishl society fired on
the police at Tullamore, Ireland, three
policemen being wounded. II is re-
ported that the Sim Fein members
are campaigning actively against re-
cruiting in Ireland.
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SEATTLE POLICE MAY
HAVE MURDERER OF 1905
IAssociated Press hY FederL wirelessl

Associated Press by Federal wirslessI
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 21.
A police telegram from Seattle says
that the Bertillon measurements of
James Maralana, who is in Jail there,
conform to the measurements of Pc
ter Torurici, who is wanted at San
Francisco fer the murder of John Va
lardo in April, 1905.
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RUSSIANS WIN VICTORIES

LONDON, England, March n.
Reports have been received from
the east front telling of further
Russian successes. The Austrians
operating northwest of Usciecsk0.
near the Bukowina border, were
forced by the Slav army to evacu-
ate the bridgchead fortifications BY
which they held their positions. The
Austrian statement says that the de-
tenders succeeded in reaching the
Austrian posts near Czernowitz.
LONDON, England, March 2l.
"A Teheran despatch says that the
Russians in Persia have made fur
ther advances, entering 1spahan,
the old Persia capital.
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Bulgaria is reported toehave inform
ed Austria that the restoration OF
Prince William OF Weld to the Al
bantam throne viii be considered an
unfriendly act.
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CHINESE GUNB0AT IS
BEACHED BY FEDERAL
CREW; ROBBERS GET IT

TAssocfaksd Press BY Federal Wirslsssf
SHANGHAI, China. March 2i.<-
Reyolutionfsts have fred upon the
Chinese gunboat Tachaan, near F6ng
Tn Hsien. The warship was beached
and the crew abandoned 4 % rqbbsFs
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AUSTRIA CLAIMS
HOSPIIALSHIP
NkUNWARNED
Official German CabIegram
Brings Report of Submarine
Outrage; Artillery and Aero
planes Active on West Front

The following cablegrams from offi-
elaI German sources were received to-
day:
''Austro-Hungarian Admiralty Re
port, March te.-The Austro-Hunga-
rian hospital ship Electra was torpe-
doed on March fs without any warn
ing. II being clear weather and sun
shine.
"one sailor was drowned and two
Red Cross nurses wounded.
at Is impossible to imagine gross
or violation Of international law on
the sea.
"on the same day an Austro-Hunga-
rian submarine torpedoed French
destroyer Of the Fourche type. The
destroyer sank In one minute"
Associated Press by Federal wirslsssl
BERLIN, Germany, March II. -
There was pronounced activity in ar
tillery and aeroplanes on both sides
yesterday. In the Meuse section and
on the plain of the Woevre, the artil-
lery engagements were especially yio-
lent. In the neighborhood of Fort
Douaumont and at Yaux, the French
attacked but were repulsed with heavy
losses.
In aerial flights yesterday the enemy
lost five aeroplanes from various en-
counters, due to anti-aircraft shoot
ing. ...
On the east yesterday the Russians,
disregarding their heavy losses, at
tackled repeatedly and with strong
forces on both sides of Postavy, be-
tween Naroez lake and Drievapy lake,
The attacks were fruitless. One ofti-
Ger and 280 men were captured.
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FUNSTONASK
ORCAVALRY
American Line Of Com
municatiOn Now Over
+. 100 Miles
TAssocia.sd Press by Federal wtrslsssl

e. PAso, Tex, March 21.-Meagcr
dispatches that passed the American
military eensors bring news that Gen.
"Pancho" Villa is being driven into q
net in which he must either give bat
tie or abandon his force and seek
refuge in hiding in the mountainous
country. ..~.. " ..
American aviators are seeking to. To-
cate the Villa banoS in the Sierra
Madres mountains. A wireless des-
patch says that the outlaw chief has
been forced into another battle with
carranzltas near Las Cruces. Ameri-
cans have been despatched to aid the
carranza troops. The American
columns are drawing a Gordon around
Villa and within few days il will
be known whether he will meet his
fate by giving battle or hasten to the
mountains.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March d.
Gen. Funston, at the request of Gen.
Pershlng, has asked that additional
infantry be sent south Of the border
to protect the line Of communication,
which already 10 more than 100 miles
long.
COLUMBUS. N. NJ, March 21.-Two
aeroplanes from the list squadron, en-
route to Columbus from the Mexican
front, have been lost, owing to the
high winds. A wireless from the field
army says that In one Of the acci-
dents Lieut.. Thos s. Bowen fell so
feet, suffering broken nose and
other injuries, and that his machine
was wrecked. He was caught In a
whlrlIpa wind.
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IBID. fEx-diyidend. 4Unquoted.