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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12
Sat nod nid)t I'm geritarfmHs ange'
bnlten.
elber Die SitnatiOH ipirS BON Irnce'
Cffi5ieren fir 3iueifellO5 prefar
sebalteu.
Sas @erad)t iber giaas Sob nod
pOn fsiner Seite beitatigt.
Man b1lt eS fir m0glid ,SaE Gilla
iidJ bereits tief i'm Staate
Durango beiiHoet.

Gan glntonto, 8eras, II.
9tpril. General 5lu1iton iagte Gellte,
oab 8eneral Eerlbing fetn @eiuf
I'M 3uienbllug fueiterer 3ruppen ein-
OeIanGt babe; iein Sdypeigen III 9e'
5ug auf Oieier Bl1rtt milroe a6er bon
bieiigen 0ffi5ieren mebr 0obin aus.
qeIegt, oaB er iid ideite, cine @baie
Der Situation 5u idiloern, Die ola be.
unritFgcnb nufeefaBt peroen fonnte,
als Dap er ii9 getraue, bic Ganlpagre
qcgen 8iQa nit ben Inn Slr 8eriiI-
aung itebenoen Sruppen nod oiel
iGnger gu fiibren.
gSeitere Srilppen n1ogeu General
&eribing 5ugeiauot tperOen alldj obne
haB er barun 6ittet. Wtan crluartet
iibrigens, oab General Sluiton aiif
Die erite Anocahlng hes Generals
9eribing bin, Dem Sriegsoepartement
Die RotHrenbiqfeit her 8eritdrfung
Der Straierpebition rtobeIegeu miro.
SIN Salptquartier lit man CT.
| itaunt. OaB General Ieribing nit ben
! inn CUR gerfiiGtna itebenoen Srup-
pen iicb ioiueit nod oem SiiOen bega6,
lmo itiinoIid) erpartet mor >pon Inn
Die 9ta6rid)t, bob er es nibt mage,
oie aauaaerie. .0etafements, Die IidJ
jest BEL Garral, 400 MetIen iii6lib
ron Der @renje, befin0en obne Ser.
Lingering Ser aonuutnifationslinie
our3 mebr Sritppen Deiter nad Si.
pen su ienoen.
Obglei9 man i'm 5auptquurtier Die
Suffnuns nod ni4t gang uufsese6eu
Bat, bab gorrun5u ben 8e6ruu9 Der
Giisn6d6n pm Suars5 naa @bi3uaz
bua geiidtten fpiro, slauben piele Sfz
| fisisrs, baB ipdtsitens grbe bisSer
@o9e arrangements setroffen tpers
ben miibtsn, 9ensral perIbing tpeitez
re 5ruppsn 5uSuienbsn, ober cine
nsue 9aiis nit elmer tiir5eren aomz
munitatipnslinie gu etabliren. Wenn
beTblciIsn tpsrbsn ioIIte, ipettere Srup>
pen abSuIenben, 6alten SffiSiere BON
Sort Sam Soufton es fir notbpens
Big, cSer psnigitens fir ratbTam, oors
Der onbere Sruppen an Die Sren5e gu
bringen, ehe man irgeno pelhe Don
benen in Seras na9 Merito fsnbet.
General peribins iteben isBt ettpas
fpeniger uIs 1900 Ntann CUR Der
fiigung unb an Der GrenSe befinbeE
fih etipas mebr als 1900 Munn.
Gereral SSunitOn bdlt es nidt fir
ipeiie, einen 5beil Der IsBteren gu ents
fernsn, ebe tie bur6 neus MunnTdafa
ten erIsBt finb. 3par ipiiroen nur
ettpd 1000 Mann perfiigbar feiH,
tuenn aber 9eneral psrIhing @eritdrz
tnnssn sueeiunot peroen TOlien,
alaubt man, oab General 5unItpn bitz
ten tpirb, bab burtb MiIi5orgdniiatios
nen bic mad Mertfo 5ufenoenoen
Sruppen eriebt iperben.
Gs peroen bier nur sipei ROgli9s
ieiten fir bic augenblidlihe Sttratton
unaenpmmen: enttpeoer tit @iuu toSt
unb isins Berfuigung bbaiitit sum rs ais=
I6lub eetpmmen, ober er bettHoet llh
f6on i'm mittlsren Durango. Soilte
bas Iebters Der Ssdu iein, bunn mittie.
70 ertldren SfftSiere, entpsbsr Der
odnss Sanrposne bes 9enerdl Per
Ibina sednbert ooer sans aufgegeben
iperben.
Giner Der Sffsisre iasts: @sua
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12

@ila tobt lit, bann bleibt ni6ts ii6rie
luls uHferen 5ruppen gefebl gu gebeH
i4lsunigft na6 ben Ser. Staaten su'
riid5ufebren. ST er aber ni9t topt
tann iit es qan3 SiDeifellos, bdB sr 81
bieier 3eit bereits tief i'm Stdlts Su.
range fi9 befinbei. Gs 1T sinfa9 Ia
6srli9, an3unebmen baB uniere 5rup.
pen auf un6eitimmte 3eit obne @ifens
Adbn ben 3ug mad bem Siiben forts
feBsn t0nnten. sic miifIen entipeber gu
einem Salt foulmen ober es mub DON
irgenb einem YuHfte an Der Gren5e
eus cine tpeitere Expedition abges
fnnbt perben. SD bin fein Qropbet,
u6er es 1T fir jeben aufmertfamsH
geuba9ter augenf9eiHli9, boB Der
9egsntpdrtige 3uitanb unm0gIi4 0uT
bic 9auer an6alten fam"
9on 9enerul 9srtidni, Der GarrdTts
ga gsfeblsba6er in GaTas 9ranbss,
Ter ii6 jeBt in Sures befinbet, miro
Der 8eri8t iiber 9ilag Sob fir
trabri6eiulib sebalten.
gt pafo, Seras, II. 2(pril.
Snfurmaiion Sufclgc, psl9e bier bsi
elmer umeritanii8en gru6engefsls
iduft einlief, bic ausgere6nte Sntes
reiien in qarral unO 5Orreon beiibt,
ptrb bic gerfolsung DON Jraniscp
8illa pabrI6einli6 innerbdlb 48
Stunben gum 2tbidluB tommen.
Den eingeluufsnen 9epei6en ndd
foG 8iIa tobt fein, penigitens gsbt
6ieTes 9sriiht I'M sanSen iiibli6eu
CHIHUAHUA unb i'm n0rbli6en Surans
90, unb Obglei6 basislbe nod ni4t
beitGtigt 1T, ertpurtet man bo6 inner
balb Der ndditen Gage tpi6tige Rdd@
ridten.
4uf Der Spur @iIla's.
Sta BIT Wfegito, II. Qlpril. =
Srancisco @iaa bat bas @ros feines
SOmmanbOs Derldfen unb Derbirgt
fi6 fdit dQein IN ben Bergen Don
G6i6ua6un, pie am 0ienitag Dom
Srisgsminiiterium ungetiinbigt purbe.
Die lsbte ietner 5ruppen tamen am
0isuitag bur6 Guii6uiria6ic, gbis
buabud, auf ibrer 5Iu6t mad BEN
Bergen. sic purben f6arf DON 5rup>
pen Der De facto Rsgierung DerfOIgt,
bic 6offt bic 8arben ein3ufungen uno
i6rsn 5iibrsr qufsufinosH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12

nanntsn ede, nobel Jrnn @olb bon
ibrsm SIP sefhleubert fpurbe. 4aAz
bsm Der Derlebten bon einem in b,r
Rdbe tpobnenbn ar5t bic rfie 5iifs
gu 9bsif eetporbsn, ipar iis i'm Stans
be in Der geslsituns hires @ntten bic
5abrt nad ihrer Wobnung an5utrs=
len. DER StraBen6aRnpertsbr ipurbe
auf Der Weiiipoob unb auf Der Sobn
Sirnbs 9inis babur4, baB Der ents
eleiits @asen quer iiber bic 0eleiIs
seratben mar. ssraume 8sit uHterbunS
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12
6leiHe psli5eimadpridbtem

Sn Der Radt pom Monias gum
9ieuitas iiatisiea ginbre9er bem @es
i9dftslotaI BON Gamusl Dpohing
Ro. 321 Of pearl StraBe eineu Be
fu9 al unb sniipenbeten aus einem
unDsrIdloFenen @elbfdraut S9muds
iohsn i'm Wsrtbe pon $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12

fpirb. unb ss iuirb bic brinssnbe Bite
porge6ra9t. bieies aiebtsipert fir uns
fere Gefangenen in Gibirien In aus
siebisiter nno roidxitsr WeiIe fDrs
bern gu lpolIsn.
Der I. II. {. @eIddftsirdser,
5reibsrr .. 3pisbinet-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12

ausgegGn9sn. Die
&er5te fagteH, OdB
i4 niemuls seIuuo
iDeroen piirbe obne
Operation. WleiH
@dtte itrGubte ii9
aegen cine Opera
ton unb bulte mir
Gpbia 6. pints
bdm's 8eSetable
COMPOUND. s d.
Habm es unb Sinq
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12
2ofal 8eridt.
nsae S6re&niIIe.
Sn ben iibiriideu @eiansenlasern 1T
Der Sandj. nno 5ledsHtppbus
ansgebrodtn.

lie Eeitcrreidii6. .llnsdrii6e bot,
ldait entbiiat sraueubafie 3aitdu'
os - Eie gcfdnsenenIager Der'
ben iidJ baIO in srobe 5rieoboie
rcrpaiocIn. 9ie uncertainties
slceieritns bat Den llnsIiidIideu
5,ppDusicrum 8raeidJift. - Cine
beicubere slerjte.GgpeOition a6er
tit pon 9otben. - Iie @ebOte Ger
@lenidIid,feit riiden Die Sibiricn'
&ilie IN Die erie SteIle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12
gasea-siupaI gillcu fHriren.

Die meiTten obfiibrenben uno aus
leerenben Ulebiainen tpirten nadber
peritopfeno. 8Iadburn's @aseas
RpDalsptlIen iinb tprrigirenb. Wdn
nabme etrien ieben abenb eine coer
spei Mr9en lang. Soeleich fperbsn
Sie fi6 beiier befinben unO boIb Ders
ben sic turirt ieia. 1oc utn 25s,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12

Sntereffante Reuigtstt.
5rau (pGbrenb bes Wtittagsfens):
Die Rdhbarin bat mir aber bieIeH
Wturgen betm &ohen ettrus aupsr'
traut, WdnH9en!!"
gr (brummenb): .Sa, i3 i4meds
i9pn!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12
0atte fframbt
fib gegeit
Operation.
Gattiu wnrbe bmrdJ 2gOia 6. giEf-
bam's @egetable COMPOUND
fHrirt.

0es Moinss, Soma. = ,@or bier
Subren mar i5 iebr trdut uHb meiH
Qeben mar beinohe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12

Or. StepheH -. Wue, Der uls eis
nsr Der Rsonsr auserisbeH mar. 5di
leibsr abiasen miifIsn, ba er in anbsren
Stdbten au Ipre6en bat. gr idrei6t
absr, baB CT nit Ssrs uHb SesIe Bel
Der getpsgung fsi. Gs bsibt an
Sdlub I.ines 8risfes: Die militia
riftiIde aranibsit 9lmeritas pur3elt in
ben Runitionsiabritantsn. Wir rpers
ben enbloie Uelo5iise Der sleiden art
baben, 10 lange mir 5iseben, bab bic
9erjieaung BON ariessmaterial einsr
aetuiiIen Gruppe BON perIonen unses
b,ure profite briust. Wfunitionsfas
britanten iinb nid,ts fpsiter ala ariesss
fabritdnten." 2ln einer anberen Siels
i'm griefe Iast Or. Wiie, baB ieincr
gnF6t mad bic edn3e RsSerei iiber
gereitI6aft gum srobsn sheiIe sisens
fiittiaen SniersTsn eniipringe unb
ban qerabe bic Minner, bic ber.it
Ieien, Die Strife in unierem 2anbe su
f5rberu, bas gum sroben 1bsile i'm
s5nterefIe ibrsr eissHen portei nnb i'm
Snierefe ibres psri5nli4en pclitifasn
9liids tbdien. -
Seber, Der es nit feinem amsritanis
Id5en Oaisrlanbe gut meint, iollte Der
gerIdmmlung am Samiiag glbsnb in
Der Wuiitbale beiipobnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12
STATEN ruft peitere Re-
erp item Su ben
sSnhnen.
II q B n e n.
Sibffsaatbrihten.

Repgort, IL. 2Iprit.- @neet.:
rGretic" BON gteapel. - Nbgegaugen:
nRpma" ua9 Marieiues.
8orbedur. 2tnget.: ,Rpaaus
beau ppn gtep yurt.
Bergen. gtnset.: rgersensfiDrb-
bon Netp gort.
2tperpOOl. abseg.: raapIauO-
na9 Rep yort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12
Die .3eritDrumg Der britia
iAen 6anbelsibiffe

0robt Gnglanb bereits NIT
einem 2e6ensmittelz
mangel.
2onbou, IL. 2(pril. Den Mors
gen 3eitunsen 5ufOlge iinb felt benz
8eginn Der neuen beutI6en llnteriees
boot &agne am l. MGrs az bris
tif8e S6iffe. 5e9n BON 9tuiirten Gngs
lambs uno 80 neutrale Saiffe Dsrs
Ientt iporben.
Rpbert paterIon SDuitou, parIa.
mentsmitgIisb pou2iperpoOI erfldrt in
einem 9tppeG an bic Rutton, baB Der
Mangel an S9iffen beretts Elm 10 bea
bentli6er gepOroen iei, buB es frdg4
li9 iei, Ob nod geniigenb 2ebensmits
tel berbeigeI4afft perben tDunten, be-
Ionbers tpenn es ben Deutf6en gelinz
se, bic Rsutralen 10 etu5uf9iidteru,
bab iie fidb bsm enslif9en Sonbel
fernbalten. @r oriidte bic 2lrii9t aus,
oaB felt benz 9eginn bes &rieges 100
britiiae .6udIeei4tffe DON 5ufummeu
orei Minionen SpnueH oerfentt purs
ben Ieien.
SpuitOn perlanst, baB ale neutraa
len Ratiunen geStpungeH tperben fols
len, internirte oeutid9e Sdiffe in Bee
trie6 Su itelIen.
Stalien ruft peitere Re-.
fern iiten 5u ben
5abnen.
&pm, II. 2lpril. - 2lm Oieuifdg
lit Elm tDnieliaes Setret erldiien tpprs
ben, unter bem bic sur 9trtillerie unb
benz @enietorps geb6rigen Referbiiten.
bic in ben Sabren 1882 Bis 1886 ges
boren tpuroeu, pie audi bic sur &as
paIlerie sebDrigen bonn SaHrsung 1890
eiH6erufen iperoen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28

A pleasing incident occurred in cir
cult court yesterday afternoon when
Axel Kohler, Moline attorney, present
ed Judge Frank D. Ramsay. Morrison.
Ill, with a big bunch of beautiful
roses in CommemOration of his 10th
birthday. BY chance Mr.. KOhIer
learned of the presiding judges natal
day and sprung a happy surprise on
the well known jurist by the floral
tribute.
Judge Ramsay has served on the
circuit bench for over 10 years He
was first elected in June, 1897 and has
just completed the first year of his
fourth term of six years each, being
reelected last year. Judge Ramsay for
many years served on the appellate
bench.
In spite of his years, Judge Ramsay
is an unusually active and robust man
and his mental faculties are as keen
as ever. He has a winning personality
that is responsible for the wide circle
of friends which he has throughout the
entire Fourteenth judicial circuit,
which he has served so long and faith
fully.
Judge Ramsay and his family en-
joyed a, dinner party last evening al
the Blackhawk hotel. Davenport, in
honor of his birthday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
GUARDS AT CAPITAL
TO TAKE LONG HIKE

Springfield, Ill, Sept. 28.-Two men
of Company c, Fifth regiment, l. y. c.,
of Springfield. were sent out this
morning along the road TO Peoria to
determine whether the walking condi-
tions will permit the company to take
it's planned hike 10 Peoria. The COM
panv had planned TO leave Springfield
at 9 O'Clock in light marching order.
accompanied by a field ambulance anu
an automobile supply truck. They
were TO camp 10 miles north of Spring
field tonight and get away for an early
start tomorrow morning.
Oficers of the company state they
are determined TO take the So mile hike
If Ct all possible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28

Guam, MaTtiauna Islands. which came
into possession of the United States
during the SpanishAmerican war. Ma
rines are military men who are trained
for service ashore and afoat. These
soldiers of the sea not only man the
garrisons in our foreign possessions.
but guard our navy Yards and battle
ships. and frequently are called upon
to settle the disputes OF our Latin
American neiEhhors
Although NeTmere has had but lit
tie experience AZ target practice. his
marked ability with a rife is consid-
cred by marine corps officials as very
promising.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28

Notice 10 Contractors.
Bids Will be received d m. Oct
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
LEO VERMERE IS NOW
A MARINE MARKSMAN

Leo Vermere or ROCK island mas
qualified as marksman IN the United
states marine corps, according to an
ofT7cial bulletin issued by the Washing
ton headquarters.
reo who is a son OF William Yer
mare 61O Thirty-hfth street. enlisted
In the United States marine corps at
its Denver. Col. recruiting station on
Anril 90. 1916, and is now stationed in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28

y 1916, for paving Seventeenth ave
nue. Twenty-fourth to Twenty-hfth
streets. Twenty-fourth-an "a half and
Iwenty-fourth streets, Seventeenth 10
eighteenth avenues. with asphalt
WILLIAM McCONOCHIE, Mayor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28

Remember Pyramid - Forget Fhess
No case can be called hopeless I'M
less Pyramid Pile Treatment has been
tried and has failed Letters by the
score from people who believed their
cases hopeless are IN our flies. They
fairly breathe the tov Of the writer's.
Test Pyra mid pile Treatment your
self Either get a box-price Soc
from YOUR druggist or mail the cou-
pom below right away for a perfectly
free trial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28

All the news all the time -TheArxua,,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
Notice 10 Contractors.

Bids will be received, . a. m. Oct
7. 1916. for constructing cement walks
in accordance with ordinance passed
Aug. IA, 1916.
WILLIAM MccoNocHIE. Mayor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
Claims Lights Out.

Meumann claimed that the lights on
the street car were not on, but off Is
of the Tri-City Railway company
maintain that the trolley of each of
the cars was on and that the head
lights on each car were burning
brightly Meumann explained that lie
was taking Anderson to his home in
Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
Notice to Contractors

Bids will be received, 0 a. m, Oct
Z, 1916, for constructing watermains
on Forty-fifth avenue TO Fifteenth
street.
WILLIAM McCONoCHIE. Mayor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
COURT HOUSE NEWS

Judge y. A. Larson in county cCgIrt
this morning approved the assessment
roll for two Rock Island projects. One
was for watermains on Forthwith
avenue, Fourteenth to Fifteenth streets,
cost $2,413-20. and the other for paw
ing on Seventeenth avenue, Twenty
fourth to Twenty-fifth streets, and on
Twenty-f0urth and Twenty fourth-and-
a-half streets between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth avenues, cost $9.466. 40.
Rev. NJ. f. Chatley, pastor of the
Memorial Christian church, and o. A.
Miller, principal Of Browns Business
college, were witnesses this morning
in the jail injunction suit which is
pending before Master-in-Chance j.
l.. Haas. They were called by the
county The hearing was then con-
tinued until the first Of the week.
J. L. Brashar. aged 50. was found
by jury in probate court this morn
ing TO be senile because of his
advanced age and the Rock Island
Savings bank was appointed conserva-
tor to look after his property.
Mike Barker, arrested yesterday on
a charge of wife abandonment by Dep
uty Sheriff Jack Murray, was taken to
MarshalItown. Iowa, last evening for
trial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
PubIIc Notice

| wish TO notify the public that
viii not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife, Charlotte
Brandt. after this date.
tSigned) WILLIAM BRANDT.
Sept q, 1916.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-05
DEMOCRACY
AND REAL UNITY
AMERICA'SNEED
Huuhes Compares Historic Past
With Present Day Conditions
; in Independence Speech ]
fAasocia.ed Pres, by FEDERAL Yirsles.l

BRInGEHAMPToN, Conn. July g.
Standing on the village green here yes
terday, Charles Evans Hughes, Repub-
lican candidate for president told the
Villagers. that America needs intelli-
gent appreciation and understanding
Of the ideals Of democracy, and new
sentiment of real unity.
He was the speaker ct the Fourth Of
July ceremonies held under the direc-
ton of Village committee. and spoke
without any attempt ct oratory, but
simply and direct. H.. s3 s.. !:
Speaking OF the present-day needs
as compared with the problems Of the
forefathers he briefly outlined the diff
ferences in the conditions OF today and
those historic Yesterdays, when the
Nation was born. ~ = s5s'.s1s. )
Speaks for Equality ss
He declared that In The material sue
cess Of the United States the people
have neglected to keep alive that sym
Dathy and understanding for real
equality Of political and commercial
opportunity OF which -the fathers
thought and for which they fought.
w llNs VIC sACCA INV : 10 en<stAeAA tSeD
sis intelligent comprehension Of the
needs and aims and ideals Of demo-
cracy. And back of that and support
ing Il In action, NE need 3 greater 4
rot an entirely new sentiment Of that
unity without which no nation can be-
come great, no nation can make its
ideals and aspirations felt with effect
and weight throughout the rest OF the
world. -. 81. Il
we know what. the forefathers
thought about democracy They be
lieyed that what we needed In this
country was, q fair chance for each and
every man 10 take adyantage of the
God given right to life, liberty and
the pursuit Of happiness g
ideals Of Eorefathers 80 s..
eThey had seen for themselves in.
the old lands beyond the seas the
meaning Of the other forms Of govern
ment -governpiertiby special Interests
and for special elasses-and they had
wearied Of it. They battled against
It and believed when they. died that
they had suceeeded in driving Il out
Of America. We, their sons and daugh.i
tiers, should hees 70 It that they did not
fight and die IN vain. We should see
that democracy means just what Il Is
supposed 8 to mean fair equal
,Dhance for every man, according to-
his talents. ~ - 3s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-05

You have notices, mo doubt, that any
scold aggravates nasalcatarrh, and the
N6w Of mucous aflazes yoa that such
Questionable matter could find iodg-
neht Ia your head. To ignore this
catarrh when the cold subsidies is
wrong because t continues to slowly
injure the delicate Innings Of the nasal
passages and clog them up.
To correct catarrh, cleanse the nos
trils freldently With hsolution ofMarn
water and salt, insert saseline o. re-
firing, and take q spoonful Of SCOTS
Emnlsioh after meals for one month.
Sc1tt.s acts through Che Blood 70 feed
the tissHes and contains soothing
glycerine to check the inflammation
ard hal The sensitiVe membraues.
Scntt,s y Pieasaut to 4ske- . 8
scot 4 Hqrpes Eloomaeid, M. $50
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-05
Sure Way 70 XII ( |. Rats
Worst and Most Expensive House
hold Nuisance, -

Millions Of dollars OF property are
destroyed yearly by rats simply be,
cause people do not appreciate the de-
strdctive power, Of rats and do not
know how easy III is to XIII them.
Simply get q two-ounce box Of
Stearns Electric Paste from your
druggist for q cents and use It at
eight in accordance with the simple
directions, and in the morning there
should not be q rat In the house.
Nothing else is sas !, effective as
Stearns Electric Paste In exterminat.
ing rats, mice, cockroacnes and other
''yer1nin. The government uses it In
its fight against rats. Directions To
I5 languages in every package Ad'
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sLAvs CROSS cARPATHIANs; ::
6AyARiAN LINES CUT. z,

LONDON, Eng, July 5.-Russian5
cavalry patrols have crossed the Car
pathian passes, having broken
through the thin screen of Austrian
cavalry sent out to intercept them.
This information was contained in a
wireless, despatch from Bucharest
last night. -, Il, "....@-. Il.
PetFograd last. night officially an
pouneed that in the region Of Barano-
vichi the Slave forces have broken
through the first lines Of the Bavar-
ian troops under the command of
Prince Leopold of Bavaria, in two
sectors, and have captured several
thousand prisoners, including a num-
Der Of officers. Some reports give the
total of prisoners taken on this front
at "a officers and 200 men. :.
/ In the district north of ,Kolomes,
where the German and Austrian ar.
mics are under the command of Gen.
Won Bothmer. the fighting has been
terrific, according to dispatches from
Berlin and from Petrograd. The re.
suits, so fa:. while the outcome OF
the battle Is still in doubt, all favor
the Russians, and they are now
threatening to cutflank Won Bothmer
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TWO WOMEN BURNED TO-
DEATH IN SAN FRANCISCO
APARTMENT HOUSE FIRE

associated Press by Federal wireless)
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July s..
Two unidentified women were burned
to death in a fire that swept through
the Grand apartment house last night.
A dozen other residents of the apart
ments were more or less seriously
injured by jumping to the pavement
to escape the flames that swept
through the building with great
speed. The police and the firemen
announced after the fire was extin-
guished that they had reasons to be-
lieve it was the work of firebugs, and
that an investigation was being con.
Quoted. One suspect was arrested
later in the night
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FRITZ BRUNETTE

Filmland's Most Charming and
Enthusiastic Star, in the Role Of
NADIA, The Temptress, in