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Tran ar a. ,>.aS Ea'kland Y dP J'ia'
Frrra.Irl.
les fyanr2-,~ A"~ Elamau tIrp-
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y~riafrra t~ompa. IN" a,rauha rrrra
j.. ,fa~ p...S il" fon-IruI ruauds -
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LA TRIBUNA POPULAR
Colecci6a de discusses Y poesias
(Segunda Edicion)

e Hbro mas importante en- 81 ge
nero. Coutiars \ vasta collector
de discusses para fiestas patriotlcas ,
actos solemaes de Soeiedades, como
anniversaries de Ia fGG6aci6n De e.
tas, ingreso de %socios, toma De pose
sion. ~funera!es, etc. asi como docG
mentos hisr5ricos impo-tantes Y bio
g-afias Ga los heroes : perSoraJe
mas prominentes &c Ia historic nacic
nal.
Forma IN volumen de 200 paginai
adorpado con grabajoa-
Preeio del ~ejemp!ar: so r-ntavo'
Pidase a: iGNACIO E. LoZANo
607 Dolorosa St. SAL Antonio. Yea
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ROBO NJ MEMS AERO DE Una
DR0GUERlA.

In murharho rmpl"ado com"
m"n-airro "n Ia Drogl"ria de- Skil"~.
30 dr Ia call, lie Ruiz. fur rObado
por I'm mrxicano ID martrS "n Ia tar
ir. #, la rantidad do $500. la dr"-
2urr+a~r"cibiG Irdrn por tnltlono d'
ur rnyiara aL:unas mciicinaS Y
IA. p~rov"y"ra al mrnSairr" con
Gamble IL &I G0. CWanio 81 murha-
tho 4 ID al lu-ar iadirad". 81 81
pur-!o ~rnmp?ador j" Iuit6c d'n"rh.
s.. did avi>o a Ia p~"iiria. per-" -.fa n"
liza pndiin tr>rubrir II tadrin.
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FlE REC0GIDO IN PERiCO POls
Ia P0L.ICIt.

Fl poIicia Cruz r"=i| aver. ! la
2 de- In iardr. IN Ia int'rsrr"iIn d..
la Gale de- Houston y Ia avcniha
Main. I'm p"rir" III" = n"rsnauii"
por dos savilanr>. FL nrr!ro ranS0i".
de- v"'ar IL" a parar>" cn Ia aho d.
"a farhada del "difirio dc Wolff and
Mary. Del rn2I <itiG& fn: E%e3taio
por Wno.drrlds emriradtis lie ia aa>l
V I'm official. Nadic hg noIiriai" IA
p%r,iiia del .aItn4aI ala poIirta.
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Is, To- hiclos?
-Si.mnr. umirn min las niry.s
luo :" acumulan durantr ei invirr-
| no. no tardan en- ron.elarSn: V. rs
| land, 4 Terra nor .naluraleza mas
% mcno> inclinada haria 81 mar. t0S
hirIoS romicuzan = r-.balar. Su mar
cha = mnv lenfa en- i~nyiarno: prro
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VIAJER0S.

Los seroreS NJ. CARBIDE Alfaro Y
familia Y G.. Rcza C&staHos. llcgalon
aver Il cs.a cluGad p~roccdcntes IL In
CAPITAL dc Ii RcpGhiica Mexicana.
en- yiaic de ncGocios. y saien en- Sc
guida. para II ciudad de New Orleans.
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- lr uSar>c icben ser pr'Srntada-
"n 81 Ter diStriin de- bomberoS.
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PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

John Mueller. Addiction. Gale Hood.
Block lI45.-S200.
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IMPoRTANTEs DECLARACIONEs

IOEDnES. OctIhre dc l9lh.-GIan
imrrc.irr Ia eauSaGo en- todas parties
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q RSTRAT0S pop i5C
Son tOm4Gus DE- 70
Egrari3S originates =
Ppprr>-usan h-ruDsaS
mUjerrS III p]o$IuiUnss
rzr.ralsS. i-ps eRyla-
mos en SubF re-raco.
FRENCH PHOTO 90.
Departsmrnip 80
GREENN MICH
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Nacimientos.

Tn nino del matrimono Miguel Ala
MS. Gale dc Durango numero l022.
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nc inCUrpOradOSl-
"SpecialiGad III 81 ~lganS"2cle ' Col0cs
..on lie Ca54> De FIeFgu y N~aruinar.a pc.
ssca. REC,BE, DESEAcuA Y A!MACENA
CaRGt.
Gsfr:ra. -!H-.I u..i.ru,t :. IT,. srT
Y Nisrg. IN Nlr--r. .sC4~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-19
REGISTRO CIVIL.
L.icencias de matrimonio.

TFSSrS
TimOtco DiaZ e Isabel GuZmin.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS
Bat les meat IL you feel Backachy or
have bladder trouble Take
glass Of saltA

Va nan ~ woman vho eats meat -sri
larry can make a mistake hy aushur tho
siincys ocraaiouaI g. s,ys vol known
authority. Meat forms uric acid which
otci'es tho kidncys hey become ,ref.
worked from 'h" "r1.0. rc' sluggish md
f,i' 10 fltcf he waste and roIs0rs from
thc h'ccd, then ~, g. sirs \.nriv al
rleumaiism. headaches. liver trouble.
nervousness. dizziness. sleer'sssnsss and
urinary disorders como frrm s'-'sh
Kidneys
Tho moment you f..l q duil ache Ir 1c
bilaeys or YOUR hir, hurts or 30 'ho
ur.rt il cloudy. offensive. fr' ~ seii.
mcnt. irregular % passage o. '''sVI,I hv
a sensation Of scali ston .,src -rat
ari GET about tour ounoes Of Jsi
salts from any rhnruasy take a
Tablespoonful IN a r'sss Of r''s' hafofe
breakfast iri In fsv days ylg- klas.s
vii ar' Gre This 'amois ssl'' is made
from ~ ssil - rrspes ard lemon lu>.
comhinnd w''h i'hii ana has hon nod
for generations 20 dush and stimnIi's
the kidneys also % neltrali,c tho acids
IN urine - b. NJ 'onrsr causes irritation.
thus ending hladier wcssrs,a.
lad salts u inernersive AMI tannot
iniure makes delightful efsrveserrt
li'hA raief drink vh.ta everyone
should take now ard 'hen 'o sscr che
kidney, clean sui sc'iyc and the Mood
pure, ,hersby avoiding sflous Aiiasy
compilations
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
SPORT NOTES

Horse Tho Kentucky Derby. tor
.tako 0f s'5.u0o. I - miles. AZ
Churchill Downs
Grca, United stoepioThas". 80
nuO pur. D.. miles. aud other
races az mtcd Hunts meet At b'l-
mont r.-.. a. Y.
Thoro.cabrcd racing At Pmiico.
Na. auH Windsor England
Auto Metropolitan cup race, 100
miles. AID shorter races al Sh'cls'
head Bas Is Y
upcu.rr ~ Ohio-Mirhigau auto cir
uii. with 100 mile race at tolum'
bus. O
Roptr. rcnnsylvania, Columbia,
Princeton and SAW 90 Childs Cup
rare. q. miles eleven other races,
American Henley Regatta. Of Phila-
Irlpha
Tenn. FINALS iu Border states
championship Tucson Nriz.
Gyma. .,,s National \ \. a..
.n,mpiu.s..ps. a, Newark, y. }.
coli FINALS m womcn's south
eru Championship, az Chattanooga
Country club
Invitation tournaments a. Santa
Ana. cant and Ardsl'y club, \. Y.
Polo Match games at Pnllsdel'
.hia country Club and Rumson
country club. y y.
Track Meets Harvard ". Yale
40 Cambridge.
Middle states Intercollegiate meet.
t, NrU YORK
Yale Irtcrscholastlc meet. at New
Haven
Michigan vs. Syracuse, Al Ann
Nrnar
loui ana intercollegiate, a.
Alexandra, la
Princeton vs.. Virginia az Prince
tom. y
Cornell 81. Pennsylvania. o. Phil
aIclpha
Maine intercollegiate meet at
Uruusv Ne
Tho thirteenth h. had day m
tn, baseball camps u The major lea
CUES. tu The decorations % the
order 70. the can arc voted on b.
owners r-d managers. aud on Mon
.ay mary sad athlete VII he On
route 90 he minors
The bout between Mike Gibbons
and TeL Lewis. SCI Tor Thursday
night u Sew York. promises % be
the star boxing event 81 the coming
week The - Paul wonder is the
fatofitr
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
ROW AMERICAN
HENLEY TODAY.

PHILADELPHIA MlF l3.--All ih
.u ROAD res. Cor 900. fDurisenth an .
..sI American Hsuit regatta tn .
be- rseed 3r the schuglk.ll river here .
this afternoon with crews entered
f-rm practically an Eastern Vn'aeF- .
..,rs afI boat clubs.
Tho uf important rae" ait be
tfa, M. mo CbIis cup. IN which
crows -1m the University ~ Pen
.I.sua. Princeton Columbia anf
o. E.u. Academy aill compete
v.. ,.,rf VAS rDa'd a. Princeton
Iset F,lr
DID, .uur collegiate eight cared
shell race $500 bc af1thcr attraction
NJ their regatta Poansyiyauia, Cor
reu. Harvard. Yale syracuse. Co
Ymb.a and Savy have crews enter
"a ana reports Indicate that the race
eilI boz sensational
Special i.spousaiinn has been A.
lowed .n no case ~ crews entered
.u tho HHBis cup race tn" win
nor of ,h. contest viii boz permitted
90 make post entry for th" stow
ardg challenge cup race later ~ tho
day
The rluds cup race "rs 10 har"
have been roved over the mile ana
a halo course aud oas the only event
au 'h, program which vas not 70 e'
r,acI over tlo regulation Henley
.,ur.r a. ono mile and $50 yards
t9i b. taf rut % tnn standard dis
'suDc
IN addition 90 the ChIds and stew
ard. cups the various mcn ana
rome entered boo tho twelve events
.u ih, program pill -tr,y" 10 cap
,Yrc ,nr Tarragui cup for The iirS'
e.rrf. .Is. thc srnuylkil cha
..npr Gun Tor the first double SOULS.
Oh, rnu.I states Na,y cup for tho
.pe..aI ,our Dared shells ana inc
FRANKLIN Challcnr" Cup for mo 'h
t.r..H0Ia.tic eight cared shells
v.eu the University BARGE crew
~ ruu,l,lphis. mccit the Ariel
crow On baltimore and the IMAM"
f.,r another local rrov IN IN" rae"
for tr, Saw. cup. TOR is expected
fr Gs
Ar.. is picked 10 vim. but inc
..r...-... narrr .rra &. being tout
.Iaqa pudor this year
,...,.,.I. t.. contest Ia
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
Drilling For Potash Resumed
July First Declares Director

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The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
WESTERN LEAGUE
Yesterday Ec.ulis.

Omahs o Sioux cav
Al others postponed on account ~
ain
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Ye Contest Gossip
(By r. S. CoE)
by R. s. CoE }

THROUGH As OVERSIGHT coupon
WAS OMITTED FROM THE NEWS yesterday morpins;
= =
TINS WAS NoT INTENTIONAL or prcmcdis,ed.
THoUGu ~ GAVE rs an cxccllcu, opportunity
= = ~
TO NOTE THE CONTESTANTS Who are really
ANXIOUS 10 WIS one OF The prizes
WE INTEND GIVING AWAY July sa.
At THIS WRITING only received
INQUIRIES from two of our couc'an'r
As To TIE WHY AND WHEREFORE Of the
DOES TINS Nor SHOW 1or vhs, a excellent chance
\ few Nal WORKERS would have to prizes
why po>r YOU D your today,
AND rmRN GET OUT aud 'so" the res,
WHAT REAL LIFE WORKER accomplish
$50
T., THE SECURING ct VOTES aud subscriptions?
= = y
opranmA1aY ,p ,onc. n.e ours
ONE CONTESTANT would turn in more business daily
rnAH Ali orR CONTESTANTS COMBINED arc turning in
~ FACT tho writer na. known
oNE CONTESTANT 10 'uru u more subscriptions
the FIRST wEEE Of a contest
THAN HAS BEEN TURNED II by a Of ours combined date
-
THE FRIES certainly deserving
or 4 GREATER SHOW of appreciation.
-
If YOU Don't RELIEVE II take walk doVu Polk
UNTIL yor ARRIVE At woLrlN BROS GARAGE thou go III.
ANo ASK TO BE SHOWS our nEo car
AFTER INSPECTING THAT TO your satisfaction.
co TO THE Ni'NN ELECTRIC GO md ash to be- shoru
THE THREE VICTOR ylcrRolAs 30 intend stus away
Yor CAS- End THE rur 4" or ota,s
WHERE YOU CAS- INSPECT The diamond
SET "a rIrFANY. the solid gold wrist watches
AID THE SOLID GOLD BRACELETS SCI Nb small dsuoud,
IT. after examining
TINS GREAT ARRAY or FRIES YOU Acknowledge
THEY ARE WORTH the very Dco efforts
lor cas- put FORTH during the short ,mo
rms CONTEST WILL RUS. You arc very unreasonable
ANp ARE NOT DESERVING of the good things
STORE ron THOSE CONTESTANTS by their acop
THAT THEY ARE anxious to win
THERE WILL M FRIES OR CASH for Oh uors,rs
-
As WE INTEND PAYING q ttn persSu commission
oN ALL BUSINESS THEY rraN iN to those contestant.
80
q. Tn a.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-08
LOSSES
in NAVAL Fight
DECLARED Large
German Official Despatch
Tells of Statements of Men
Picked From Water

German official cable news yester-
day declared tha. the British suffered
very much more heavily in the bat
tie of Jutland than they have yet
admitted. The declaration Is based
on the statements said to have been
made by British sailors who we're res
cued by the Germans.
The following official statement,
which also includes comment on the
fighting of June 6, is made:
German Headquarters, June O.
Western war theater:: On the west
bank of the MeGse, during the night
time positions held by east Prnssians
on Fumina ridge were four times at
tackled without the slightest success.
after the heavy artillery preparation.
The enemy suffered especially heavy
losses from cooperation of German
curtain fire. machine-gun and infantry
fire.
German admiralty reports that, on
May 6. English sailors, rescued by a
German fifth torpedo boat flotilla dur
ing the sea battle off Skagerak, stated
that the battle cruiser Princess Royal
listed heavily, while the Queen Mary, in
an engagement with the German first
reconnoitering forces, lost at the same
time the small cruiser Birmingham,
which was sunk. They further stated
that in this part of the battle all five
of the superdreadnoughts of the Queen
Elizabeth type Iartook. Other Eng
lish prisoners Who were rescued by
the German third torpedo boat fiotilla
stated independently of each ether and
confirmed in writing that they saw the
sinking of the Warsprite, of the battle
cruiser Princess Royal, of the Turbu-
lent. Nestor and Alcaster with certi.
tude. .:.-
"A German submarine was sighted
80 miles of Tynemouth, after the sea
battle of Skagerak. A ship of the
Iron Duke type, with heavy list and
visibly much water in her fore part
was steaming toward the English
coast s.-..- F.. ....-
The submarine, on account of un-
favorable position toward said ship,
and because of the heavy sea, was un.
able to shoot The English loss of life
during the sea battle of Skagerak is
estimated at mere than 1000
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-08
George Carter Says Bull Moose
Radicals Held Back For Harmony

A. l. c. Atkinson, Progressive committeeman Ha-
wa early today received the following narcongra Delegate
George r. Carter: ST. 8s-.s46 ~
Atkinson Honolulu Republicans show little enthusiasm
paredness receives applause Conference
New Jersey be ignored by Republicans Attempts being
stampede the convention for Hughes and there fear Of
Doth sides lost in petty personasn American tharacter
100 soft unable to put 80
we shall hold back radicals until last chance harmony
Our leaders state Roosevelt still refuses head third
Chamat only l8 words speech Yesterday
when the crowd recognized his description OF Roosevelt eered
for hour and half Republicans agree to conference COM
pittee with Progressives." .ags{4t ss
The last sentence OF the despatch here before the
from the Bulletins correspondent which Carter predicts
that the Republicans and Progressives cannot unite
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-08
HUBER PROBING
CAMPAIGN FUNDS
GIVEN IN HAWAII
Statute Prohibiting Election
Contributions BY Corpora
tions Alleged Violated

U. s. District Attorney Seba C. HUI
Der, acting upon information in re-
port made to him by local man "of
good standing and one we'll known in
the community yesterday began an
investigation of an alleged violation in
this territory of the saith federal stat
ute at large which makes it unlawful
for any corporation or national bank
to contribute toward any national or
state election. =
Chapter 240 of the laws of the 59th
Congress contains the statute upon
which Attorney Huber is basing his
investigation. 1t was approved on
January 26. 1907, and reads as fol-
lows:
"That IL shall &c unlawful for any
national bank, or any corporation or
sznixed by authority Of any laws Of
Congress. to make q money contribu-
tion in connection with any election
to any political office. II shall also
be unlawful for any corporation what
ever to make money contribution ia
connection with any election at which
presidential and vjce-presidential
.ectors or a representative in Con-
gress 10 TO be voted for or any cleo
ton by any state legislature OF .
United States senator. Every corpor-
alton which shall make any contribu-
tion In violation Of the foregoing pro-
visions shall be subject to . fine not
exceeding $1,000, and every officer or
director Of any corporation who shaII
consent 20 any contribution by the cor.
pofatioB In violation Of the forego-.
IND provlsiens shall upon eoF,NIetion
be punished by = fine OF not exceed
ina $1,000 and not less than $3.50, or
BY lmprisonsneht for term OF not
more than one year, or both such fine
and inprisonment In the discretion Of
the court"
According to the information furn-
ished Attorney Huber, certain Hawai-.
ian corporations are making, or are
preparing to make, contributions to
political campaigns In more or less
manner. Attorney Huber
explains the purperted system as fo.
lows:
Corporations desirous of making
(Continued on page three)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-08
Russell FIRST FIELD
OFFICER BEFORE BOARD

Mai. Edgar Russell. department sig.
nal officer, has the distinction of be-
ing the first field officer to be ordered
up for promotion under the new army
bill. Officers ordered to take examin-
ations here nrevious to this have been
either captains or lieutenants.
Through orders issued today the
major is instructed to report to the
examining hoard at Schofield, which
has the fe' owing personnel: Brig.
gen. Frederick S. Strong, Lieuts. col
john E. Mcmahon. 1st F. A., and Carl
Reichmann. 2Sth Infantry; Maj. Hor-
ace d. Bloomhergh and Capt. Jay D.
Medical Corps The junior
officer of the board. other than the
madical officer. will act as recorder.
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AGAINST
UNREGISTERED
DOCTORS ENDS

Practising medicine in Honolulu
without a license has been effective
ly checked. The last of five illegal
practitioner cases pointed out by the
Board of Health was cleaned from
the calendar this morning when n.
Kaneshige paid 800 in police court.
Due to the activities of Detective
Harry T. Lake of the county attor-
ney's department there have been
four convictions and one closed shop.
Lake went about his work quietly as
a part of the days run and was sue
cessful. There was no espionage, no
unusual expenditures and no great
trouble. 80. T. -
Kaneshige was arrested and taken
from bed early this morning. He told
the county attorney he would plead
guilty but in court he changed his
mind and for a moment the prosecu-
ton was stumped. 1t had no wit
nesses in court. Evidence against
Kaneshige was obtained in Waianae
by Lake. 49,: = .
I'VE will postpone the case until to-
morrow morning since the defendant
pleads not guilty" Chillingworth told
Judge Monsarrat, and he will be fined
5000 instead Of 800 if found guilty"
That brought the defendant to terms.
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PROGRESSIVE DEMANDS MET ON
PLATFORM, But not ON TEDDY
Republicans Proceed Slowly, Faroing Womans suifrap
and Other Liberal Measures Insisted on b Mpose, 81
Fail to Make Definite Move For Nomination ..PFDrls.
shes Meanwhile Getting Wilder and Nay nom1n1tD
Colonel. Repeat Demonstration Of Yesterday. "Amei-
cansm' and Neutrality PIanks FavOHd


Assoca Prsss serve by edealw rekss
CHICAGO,
resolution committee
Fl !. ssf
munitions which
wide compulsory military training law. ~
The resolutions committees also decided against the inclusion 81
n
Chairman Harding referred to the Progressive oen salns Ger
with We and IA rnsony"
Wild this afternon characterized the the
At the Auditorium After Raymond Robins q Chicago had been made
conferences with the Repuheans the adoption coming burst -
committee - ~ e
Prooses
through 49,
Mcorsh
aiter
prooresses dpck topIoht ea1tt
gga the rsdieai dsIssatss rushing ee
Roosevelt
hs the ch.rnan hardb appslniss Sen
of Massahotftka Nehooo
ray sutler and Johnson sne e 20 int clint w
Republicans rsceb4 until II toOott4H
The meet bsfore S9ock ppl.n
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-08
Republicans Adopt Liberal Planks
But Don't Want to Take Roosevelt
lA.soela.sd Pres. servies 81 FsdsraI wirsIs..l

CHICAGO H. June 8-Repubcan convention leaders today
meeting Progressive demands liberal issues but
far have failed make definite toward r the
presidential nomination. 52E - tfkt
That nutshell the situation the Coliseum where the e.
o. p forces have been session for hours 9ees
Among outstanding have ep6kfca6
pousa of platform plank endorsing wonans
adopted by the resolutions fairly
before the convention this afternoon
The delegates from Hawaii the Philippines and Porto Rico
being seated with the right to 2ss@rss
At the Auditorium the enthusiasm for Roosevelt ontnes
remarkable height and there tremendous
which may force his nomination any
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-08
AUSTRIANS FORCED BACK
20 NILES, ROME REPORTS

fAssocisisi Pres by Federal wireless)
LONDON. England, June 81
A Rome despatch today says that
after heavy fighting the Austrians
have evacuated Lrtsk in the bloody
triangle of Lutsk and Volhynia
tortresses. Several brigades OF
Austriaus have been Captured with
the fortress. The Austrian lines
have been broken, and the Austri-H
ans forced to withdraw 20 miles
through the Lutsk sector
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-08
j. 5. TROOPST0
PEKING; TROUBLE
MAY BE BREWING

lStar-Bulletin Special by Mutual Wirsisssl
LONDON, Eng, June IA des-
patch from Tientsln says that United
States troops have been ordered to
hold themselves In readiness 20 nro.
ceed to Peking on account Of fear
that the death Of Yuan will be fol.
lowed by disorders. The French have
despatched . force Of native troops
from the French proteetorate at An
nam TO Pekinc. ~. T..
Officers Of the BODY guard Of Presi
dent Ii have assured him Of the ekaity
of the body guard.
NEW YORK. N. Y. June 8.-The
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
announced today that communication
on its line from Formosa to Au Chow
has been interrupted. ...#
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Roosevelt Telegraphs Parties
Must Sink Differences For Nation
Associated Press Service by Federal wireless, :

by edsrlw
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Last night Senator Jackson Republican
industry such urged by you is the keynote the sHu
come the Republican convention desires address It.
He added that Republicans
would
making
Wilson
shades political
the world
helpless" -
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YUAN'S SON ALSO DEAD. ~
JAPANESE REPORT READS

Especial Cable to Hawaii Hoehi.)
TOXIC, Japan, June S.-Yuan Ki
Ting, elder son of the late President
Yuan Shih-Kai of the Chinese Re-
public, has been poisoned at his resi-
dence in Peking, and died yesterday
morning. He was serving as priyat 2
secretary to his father during the
past year. He was educated in Eng!
land and Germany and was consid-
cred a coming diplomat.
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Suffrage is Adopted By
Republican Committee, .26 to II

!. - -
COLISEUM Chicago June Some OF the biggest deyepents OF
Republican
tee voting 26 to incorporate the platform plank ndorsing
of the platform and is greeted victory the progressive
those who fighting
The
from Hawaii the Philippines Porto
O
there much tickets
The nrn
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n, !, ELEVATED
TRAINS CRASH;
MANY ARE HURT

(Associated Press by Federal wirelessl
NEW YORK. N. Y. June S.-Two
elevated trains. colliding here today
high above the streets, caused hor-
rible wreck. Thirty persons We're in
jured, several fatally. Fire followed
the wreck. -
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FRENCH LOSE vAUx BUT
CLAIM HOLD OUTSKIRTS

fAssociated Press by Federal wireless)
PARIS, France, June 8.-Heavy
fighting continues today in the VI
cinity of Fort Vaux. The loss OF
the fort has been admitted by the
Wrench, who assert that they still
hold the outskirts of the fort and
the trenches on both sides.