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The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
SALAZAR REPORTED
KILLED BY BULLET
Notorious Mexican Reyolutionist
( Fought Under ManyLea
ers and Himseif Led
ASSOCIATED Press by U. g. Naval Com,
munication Service.)

JrAREZ, Mexico, August l4-Jose
Ynez Salazar, notorious Mexican revo-
lutionist, was yesterday shot and killed,
according to report received here. No
details were given. T.. .#u..a t.
Salazar has been one Of the striking
figures of the Mexican revolutionary
activities since the beginning of the
Madero revolution in 1911. He was
credited with starting the revolution
against Madero together with Emilio
Campo, a physician from st. Louis, Mis-.
sOuri. who also had strong socialistic
ideas he wanted to apply TO the Mexi.
can situation. In February, 1912, Sal.
azar and Campo occupied Jnarez under
the red flag Of the second, revolution.
This banner gave the new movement
its name of nRed Flaggers.''
Pascual orozeo, Madero's former
cOmmander.in-chief, Joined Salazar and
Campo and the campaign against the
MaderO troops followed, Salazar led his
troops in the battle of Rollano, when
the federals were defeated, captured
Parral, and later made his campaign
through the Mormon settlements of
Western chihuahua during which many
vi lhC MNIt DuIutu uHu lHt
Mormon settlers driven to the border.
Joins Huerta's Forces
When General Huerta seized the con
troll of affairs in Mexico City and de.
clared himself dictator, Salazar and
Orozco joined the Huerta army. They
fought at the battle of Ojinaga against
Villa $ forces in January, 1914, and
Saluzar escaped when the Huerta army
fed across the border. He was cap.
tured and taken TO New Mexico to an.
swer a charge Of violating the Amer.
lean neutrality laws. Eventually he
was acquitted and again took the field
east of Juarez, failed and surrendered
to the Carranza officials in chihuahua
City, was given amnesty but later ar.
rested on charge OF fomenting rev.
olutionary movement.
Is Liberated BY villa ~ ~
When Villa attacked chihuahua City
on the eve of September 10, 1916, one
of his first acts was TO throw open the
pcnitentiary and liberate the prisoners.
Salazar was among these prisoners and
he Joined Villa s forces and was nude
chief Of villa 3 staff Prior to this
time he and Villa had been bitter enc.
mics. Salazar participated in the sec.
ond attack on chihuahua City on No
vcmbCr 81. &." ".
Later Salazar, with small force, ap-
pcared on thu. border southeast Of
Juarez, raidcd American mines, killed
American owned cattle and raided
ranches. Afterward he offered to sur
render il given amnesty. With him
was the remnant of his command sew.
cnty ragged, half.starved Mcxicans
mounted on burros and cow ponies. Sal.
ozar expressed his desire to reuuite his
family and live on his ranch in Mexico
IN peace. .'. tg..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
HUBER mot INFORMED
ON BOOZE ORDER
Doesn't Know Yet Definition Of
q Term Scamp"

I United States District Attorney 8.
.C. Huber stated yesterday that he. had
not yet personally received President
y lilGAn - t,lItiye order establishing
the iivemile< <areas within which Kdtof
and commercialized vice are strictly
prohibited, nor instructions TO enforce
He expressed his belief that the
army authorities would receive the
first word on the matter. u
Asked whether he had vet defined
the word camp" as used in that part
Of the order relating to military camps,
Mr.. Huber stated that he had commu,
nicated with Capt. James A.. Gall0gly,
judge advocate, stating that the word
."camp" would undoubtedly. come up
for Interpretation in the near future
and asking him If he would look into
the matter and throw such light on it
as military authorities have to offer.
"The word camp .as used in the
bill" said Huber, "will be interpret.
ed according to its usual and custom.
ary usage in military Matters"
With regard to whether Honolulu is
IN incorporated city; as outlined in the
bill, the district attorney stated that
he had not been here long enough to
be familiar with the matter and that
il would necessitate going thoroughly
into the civic history of the municipal,
ity, in order to settle the point salts.
factOrily, ,au.tt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
.Kerensky Believes
Days Are Short
And Would Hasten
Russian Premier Says He Has
Inherited Disease Peace Now
sNotad Be Worse Than asis.
lIage Under the Former Gar
Associated Press by U. s. Naval Dom.
munication Service) H

LONDON, August 14-Those who
look upon Kerensky as the one man in
Russia who can reestablish firm and
stable government, harmonize the wide
ly divergent elements, and keep the
army valuable asset to the country
and the Allies, find cause for alarm in
"a message received from Geneva last
night. ar #.. ..
This message quotes Premier Keren.
sky as saying that he knows his life
will not be long one, is aware that he
has an inherited disease, and that his
days are numbered. He feels that, by
reason of this, he must hasten the work
of liberation of Russia. l.,
"a peace now" he is credited as
saying, would make the future state
of his eountrymen as yassals of the
kaiser, a foreign monarch, far worse
and even more intolerable than was
their condition under the Car whom
they drove from his throne.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
GRHAIHARMY8W WILL.
BE IN TRAINING BY
MIDDLE EOFOCTOBER
Despite Delays Entire Draft viii
Arms In Canton
ments and Thirty Per Cent BY
Fifth Day Of Next Month
tASsoeiated Press BY y. Q. Naval Com.
nlunication Serviee)

WASHINGTON, August l4--In spite
OF delays in the drawing for the draft
and Of the cropping mp of unforeseen
difficulties in the way Of the mobiliza.
tion OF the contcripts, II is now stated
that by the middle Of October there will
be IN the various training cantonments,
under arms and being drilled, six hun
dred and eighty seven thousand men Of
the National Army. ...
Thirty per cent Of those TO be put
info training win be in the cantonments
by September 5. As soon as they have
arrived, the call for the second con.
tingent win be issued, and these men,
the second thirty per cent, will be in
.eantonment by September i5, TO be fol-
Vowed by third thirty per cent on Sep
tember 20. The final ten per cent will
follow soon after and before the middle
Of the month, completing the first draft.
Provost Marshal Crowder yesterday
issued ruling that men drafted into
the army who have religious scruples
against fighting shall be sent 20 the mo.
bihzation camps and detailed to non
combatant duties.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
WAR REVENUE BILL
DRAWSNEAR T0VOTE
Senate Expected To End Debate
Today and Then Ballot P,
Associated Press BY q. 8. Naval Com,
munication Service)

!. WASHINGTON, August IA vote
on the war revenue bin is at hand. 1t
is expected that the debate in the sen.
ate will end today and the vote follow
either late in the afternoon or on Wed.
nesday. There have been few amend.
ments made and accepted to the bill as
drafted and submitted by the finance
committee. w., Ng&r
The house still has to consider the
bill as II may pass the senate as the
new measure differs materially and
raises larger sum and by other means
and from different sources than did the
measure which the house passed some
weeks since. sssr b ....
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
.KUH|O'S SUFFRAGE
BILL IS APPROVED
ASSOCIATED PresS BY q. 8. Naval Com
munication Service)

WASHINGTON, August l4--In the
senate yesterday favorable committee
report was presented ON the bill grant
ing Hawaii additional powers relative
to elections and the qualification Of
electors. . @.t -.:-
This bill was introduced in the house
by Delegate. Kalanianaole of Hawaii
and passed by that body. 1t provides
that the legislature of the Territory of
Hawaii shall be empowered to hold a
plebiscite to determine the will of the
voters as to the comforting of equal
suffrage to women in all elections held
under the laws Of the Territory, and
vests power in the legislature to pro-
vide that female citizens possessing the
same qualifications as male citizens
shall be entitled to vote in territorial
elections.
make these demands upon the United
States;
/. That the embargo on the cxporta.
tion of iron to Japan be lifted
2. That naturalization rights be ex-
tended to Japanese.
8. That anti alien land laws in Cal.
ifornia be repealed.
:. That America cooperate with ia,
pan IN making investments in China.
3. That the predominance of Jap
anese interests in China be recognized.
The information on which this was
based, the cablegrams said, was ob,
tained from n "well. Uniformed diplo'
mat, who stated that President vii.
son Is favorably disposed towards the
five demands. '&.#'.
Y. soga, editor of the Nippu Jiji, re.
peated the five demands from memory
last night The cablegram came from
the newspapers New York representa-,
tive, he said. E. ..:".
He was asked whether he believed
the information was correct. ..
~ cannot tell! - he replied.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
SALOONS CLOSE UP.
PENDING RULING
ON WHAT IS CAMP"
Test Case Is To Be Made In
Kansas City Or United States
Attorney General viii Be Asked
To Determine Issue
tAssociatsd Press BY U. 8. Naval com.
mrInication Rarvirah

KANsAs eIfY, Missouri, Aug.
ust l4--what is "eamp" /" IN tae
sense Of the word as used by the
Presidehtiin his regulations estab-
fishing a dry zone within the limit
OF an Incorporated cityf
This iate question which is agita-
ting a large number of saloonkeep-
efs here, whose places Of business
are within half mile Of the mill.
tary establishment. If the definition
OF the word camp" is such as to
mean any establishment where
in .soidiersi are stationed, at least
two hundred and sixty saloons win
be compelled to close,
The federal authOTities have taken
up the matter and u test win either
be made at once in the courts or
ruling win be sought from the at.
torney general Of the United States.
Ia order tliat o speedy decision may
be arrived at.
IN the meanwhile, the 26O saloons
affected, have voluntarily closed
their doors. ~
q. j Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
WOULD RAISE FARE
ON PORTLAND CARS
ASSOCIATED Press By U. s. Naval Com
munication Service)

PORTLAND, Oregon, August IA
Trolley operators at a meeting held last
night decided TO present demands to,
day for shSrter hours and better pay.
They announced that if these demands
be not-granted they will strike.
Company officers said last night that
they are considering the feasibility of
establishing six cent fare to meet the
largely increased operating costs which
they assert the demands of the men,
if granted, win entail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
AMERICAN BARK IS
SUNK BY SUBMARINE
(Associated Press by o. Q. Naval com.
+! munication service)

, WASHINGTON, August 14-The bu.
reau Of public information yesterday
announced the sinking by submarine
Of the American bark Christiane, for.
merly the Russian bark of the same
name. The crew was rescued. The
Ohristiane was q vessel Of 9l9 tons,
skippered by Captain Mattsson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
EIGHT 'NTERNED)I1
STEAMERS ARE SOLD
Associated Press BY U. 8. Naval Com
munication Rerytcel =

NEW YORK, August l4--Eight Of
the interned Austrian steamers were
purchased by the Kerr Company. 1t is
understood that the finances came from
Norwegian interests. ...-
The price paid is $l2, 2,OOO,OOO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
GERMAN AEBQPLANE
t "''BFORCED TOLIGHT
Associated Press by U. 8. Naval Com
munication Seryicel

AMSTERDAM, hugust IA Ger
man airplane WAS forced to land at
Oastburg yesterday and the two uvla
tors who were with il were arrested
and ordered interned,
Reports reaching here say that the
bombardment Of Franlzfort.am Main
on Saturday resulted in no casualties,
but that on Sunday four were killed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
big AIR VICTORIES (.
CLA|MEDBY GERMANS.
Associated Press BY o. 6, Naval Com.
munication Service) .r

BEHLIN, August HIN the month
Of July the Allies lost 2l3 airplanes and
thirty.four captive balloons, according
TO the figures given in last nights ofi-
cial report. As against this the Ger.
mau loss was, it asserts, sixty airships.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
TAFT MUCH BETTER AND
MAY LEAVE WEDNESDAY
ASSOCIATED Press BY o. 8. Naval Com,
munication Service)

CLAY CENTER, Kansas, August II
Former President Taft continued to
improve Yesterday and last evening it
was announced by his physicians that
be might make his plans for departure
Wednesday. .'11ry-$
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
Heavy Fighting Reported On Both
West and East Fronts With
Apparent Advantage With the
Allies Troops On the West
MAcKENSENS DRIVE
GOES STEADILY ONWARD
All Reports Admit Gains In South
ern MoIdavia For Teutons But
In Other Sector Russians and
Rumanians Are Taking Towns
ASSOCIATED Press by U. 8. Naval Com
munication service) d

|NEW YORK. August l40n
the East front General Won
Mackensen continued his formid-
able drive with apparent success
while in other sectors the Rus
sian and the Rumanian forces
achieved victories Of more or less
Importance and made ii further
evident that they are recovering
their morale and bringing their
shattered forces hack to a acondI-
ton in which they are capable Of
aporessivepess as MelI IS dr.
tense. On the west front there
was heavy infantry fighting yes
terday at several points and the
Canadian forces tightened the
meShes OF the net which they are
spreading about Lens.
\. Pantziu was taken by storm
yesterday by Won Mackensen, is
the claim Of the Berlin official
report issued last night, and II is
admitted from Petrograd that in
Southern MoIdayia the terrific
drive which the Teutons continue
to hurl at the Entente forces has
not been checked but is progress
ing. Berlin also says that there
was lively firing south Of Smor-
gon and near Harnopoli on the
Zbrocz River. Further gains in
Western Moldavia, south Of Tro-
tus are claimed.
In last nights Russian official
communication on the progress
in the east it is asserted that the
Russ forces are repuIsinq the
Teutons In West MoIdavia and
that on the Sloniku River they
took 600 prisoners and captured
four machine guns.
At 0cna Heights the Russian
Rumanian forces conducted a
series OF attacks, drove the Huns
from their positions and at Fox
shani took the town and cap
tured 500 prisoners.
The rival reports from the East
front are seen to be conflicting
in numerous details but the seri-
BUSINESS Of Won Mackensen's sue
cess is apparent.
Paris and Berlin both report
heavy artillery duels in Flanders
and before verdun and Paris
speaks Of important infantry en-
gagements on the West front.
Details are not given and the re-
suits Of both artillery and infan-
try attacks are evidently hanging
in the balance.
Lens was the center Of the main ae.
tivity of the British forces and there
the Canadians continued to tighten
their lines and II is evident that tho
situation is becoming more and more
diseOuragiug TO the Teutons.
In air attacks the British destroyed
six of the enemy's planes and drove
nine out Of control, compelling them
to seek refuge on the ground wen back
of the German line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
CONVENTIONAL
TO Be HELD AT k|EV
ASSOCIATED Press ny U. 8. Naval commu
nication seFyies)

PETROGARD, August l4-The cen,
tral council of Ukraine decided yester.
day to convene in Kisv a congress of
twenty.eight delegates of the differ.
ent nationalities found in Ukraine. The
purpose of the congress is to arrange
for political reorganization to conform
with Russia on a basis Of federal re.
public.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
LIBERTY BONDS AT PAR
{ Associated Press BY U. 3. Naval Com.
munication Service)

NEW YORK, August l4-Liberty
Bonds are back at par again, Sales
ON the Stock Exchange were made at
that figure in the trading yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
bombs FOUNDIN
OGDEN Reservoir
Alien Enemy Is Suspected and
Steps Taken To Prevent Pois-
oning Of Water Supply
,Assesl.tsa ar. Pres. !. !, by; . 3 s.yai Dom,

\ publication Hervice) n q q
nGp ttkk, kukust n. Wfs,s sfis
fuse half burned, bomb was found in
the eiiy reservoir late yesterday after.
noon. 1t Is asserted that it discloses a
plot 70 destroy the city water supply,
and an Investigation has been de-
fnanded. ..E.t g. 's
The finding of q bomb in the. reser-
voir caused further alarm lest efforts
should be made to poison the water sup
ply, and heavy guards were stationed
about the reservoir last night and will
be maintained. Ss5 M, sEP""
The surmise is that alien enemies
threw the bomb into the reservoir.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
SOUND LIKE OFFICIAL
GERMAN PROPAGANDA

A cablegram received by the Nippu
Jill last week from New York and
published in its issue Of Saturday said
that Viseonnt Ishii Of Japan would
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14

- ENERAL Won MAcKENSEN is shown below His drive
~ against the Entente continues admittedly
source of alarm and worry the Allies He is central figure
OF interest in the Eastern warfare at the time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14

u. 8. WEATHER BUREAU,
AnR. ~, lel7-T.ast twenty.
four houte rainfall, III
Tempetature, Man. "a; Max.
So Weather. pt. cloudy
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23
N-ED0rAKNJENA BoaAsTvA
SIRIRIJE.

Sibiriji je n~amenjeno, postane maj
bolj bogata dezela ma svetu, kajti ona
ina naravna bogatstva tako razliene
vrste in so tako nedotaknjena kot v
nObenem drugem delu starega sveta.
kako obsirna so IN bogastva, popisuje
A. Hammer v La Nature.
Pred vojno je poizvajala Sibirija Cd
100000 do 10000. 900 ton zita ma le-
to. Kot dezcla pasnikov je skoro brez
meJe ter avaza velike mnozine usnja,
masti in surovega masla.
Glede m~ineralnega bogastva so mo-
Una lie ugibanja, kajti ve6ii del dezelc
nj biz Sc nikdar strokovno preiskan.
lima pa ze sedaj wee ~velikanskih pc
trolejskih poll in ono V Kuznecu OBJ
sega nekako 10000 kvadratnih mill ter
Sc ceni, la vsebuje 92O,OOO,OOO ton pc.
t~roleja.
Ono v lrkutsku vsebuje baie 100000,
600 petroleja in istotako onadva v Je-
nisejsku ia Semipalatinsku. Ia polja
pa so skoro ned~otaknjena. Kotlina
Kuzneea vsebuje nadalje velike mno-
Zine Aelezne rude, nekako l6,50O, 900
ton.
Drugc rude, XII obetajo bogastva o.
MIN, XII Jill ~izrabiio, so baker, zlato,
eink, antimOn, cinober, 1.-Two srcbro, sal
peter, graft, malta ter poleg drugih
Sc navadna sol.
Sibirske rcke 80 polne rib, sliGne o.
MIN v British Columbiji. V neizmer-
Nth mnozinah Sc nadalic lahko pride
iuje ter Sc ie sedaj Ian, bombaz in dru-
ge vrste koristnih rastlin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23
Skuinja lie najboliia iola.

Same blazni ljudje Sc ma poducijo
il skusnje drugih Judi. Pameten Slo-
vek 81 napravi sodbo o zdravilu pc
casniskih poroeilih in sc Jill spomni oh
casu potrebe. Berite. kaj pise Mr.. Di-
mitru Orig, 10o6 Monroe Ave. De-
troit, Mich, o Trinerjevem Amer.
Elixirju Grenkega vina: "Hudo sem.
trpel ma zelodGni bolezni 8 let. Mnogo
zdravil sem rabbi brez uspeha. Kon-
emo mi je dial mex lekarnar Trinerjevo
Amer. grenko vino in sedaj sem zopet
mocan in popolnoma zdrav. Nj zdra-
villa, XII bi bolje ~ucinkovalo pri zaprtju,
vetrovih in drugih zelodcnih boleznih
PR glavobolu, nervoznosti, premembi
zivljenja, splosni oslabelosti izgubi te-
la. Cena 100. V lekarnah. - Tisoc
preJsnih trpincv n "a vrednost Tri-
nerjevega Linimenta "a revmatizem
in nevralgijo. To izvrstno zdravilo da
gotov in hitter uspeh. Imejte je tudi
ma roki "a slucaj nezgod, spahpenja,
ozeblin it'd. Cena % in soc v lekar-
nah, p oposti 50 in soc. - T~rinerjev
Zlati koledar ie lep stenski okras. Pos
lite loo "a postnino.
=
V lekarnah. Ceno s1.O0. Jos. Tri-
ner, iz~delovalec, 1333-l339 So. Ash
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

pristopaite X
NARODNI POD
P0RNI N

Narcotic 81 devnik "Prosve-
ta'. List stane "a cello leto $3.Vp
pol leta pa $3.50.
Vstanavliajte nova dru$tva. De-
set clanovGc) je treba IA novo
drustvo. Naslov "a list in "a tai
nistvo ie: 1857 SO. LaWndale Ave-
Chicago, III. i
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

MODERNA KNIGOvEzNIOA
Okusno, nitro in 1rpetno Asis
"a privatnike in druStva. Sprs1e
mamo narocila tudi ixveu mesa.
Imamo moderne stroje. Nlasu
cone tn postena postreSbA
bRATJE HOLAI,
1888 Blue IslAnA Ava,
IAdv~r.N 0kaN n
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

V lekarnah. Ceno s1.OO. Jos. Tri-
ner, izd%elovalec, 1333-l339 So. Ash
land Ave, Chicago Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

ltalijanska vlada je imenovala posebno ko-
misijo, Xxi DO morala skrbeti "a obsirnejsi in hi
treJsi sistem razdeljevanja zivil. Italia torej ne
posnema Nemeije kakor Francija in ne imenuje
ziveznega diktatorja. Ampak ia specialna komi-
siJa vendar nj mic drugega kakor diktatura V dru-
gi obliki. Italijo tepe pomanjkanje hrane kakor
ve druge vojskujoce Sc dezele. To Sc ne da usta.
jiti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

Nemski listi ~porocajo, da so Sc v Rimu zgodi-
lie proti papezu pouli6ne demonstracije, ko Sc je
zvedelo, ola je papez postal umirajocemu ~avstrii-
skemu cesarju "apOstolski blagoslov' in po &C.
sarjevi smrti spOroeil avstrijski vladi svoje SOFA
lie. Leoninski del Rima so moral zasesti Grnovoj-
Mkt, da so DEMONSTRATION branili vstop. Sedez
drustva "Giordano Bruno" je strazilo 300 re-
darjev.
Vojna ne trpi niti najenostavnejsih GloveSkih
obSutkOv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-24
CONTINUED ON PAGE 3
Poverty Cannot be Urged Here

We of Pine Bluff especially well afford to purchase the Liberty bond for in the continuance of the magnificent prosperity that enjoying Our especially cotton has reached figures hardly dreamed of by the planters In the place of comparative poverty the last have wealth. vast amount of wealth dropped into hands Our city has eaped to the front with great strides Civic noted on every Our roads rapidly becoming model thoroughfares the place of the the buggy have the automobile in quant rvang richest cities of the country when the ton of inhabitants considered In fact district of the county the evidence of auence thru prosperity the thing most noticeable The individual knows and enjoys more com of body and estate than he has known before It up these citizens continue in the enjoyment of these bless ng by selfish and ignorant failure to respond to the Ma tions ca lose them America needs the bond to
 nue Americas glory thereby continue the prosperity of the American czen which the present prosperity that giving happiness and comfort to the citizen in this community the of the allies falls to the ground and the conquest of the world by Ger marsm including the conquest of this country and its citizens among whom who live and happy in
 Jefferson county With German conquest however that which the property of the boche and at he will
 ruthessy take it matter of hstory fpr Belgium is nov community enough feed the chadrn q the lend much less the adults.
 The purchase of the Lbety bond will pgsySnt this horror from visiting u hence in prosperity let te pr
 vide against ts flight, also aaeins possbty M N ben9 from by the mercless hands of the Butehsf Il AEn