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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-13
Are Your Sewers clooo.d7

The bowels are the sewerage system
or the body. You can we'll imagine
the result wher they are stopped up
as j. the case II constipation. As n
pureativc you viii find C'hamberlain's
Tablets excellent. r hey are mild and
gentle IN their action They also i'm
prov" the digestion.-Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-13
First Christian Church.

Fast Gadsden street and Seventh
avenue.
Bible School 045 a. NJ, J. b. Per-
kins Superintendent
MORNING worship, sermon and com
munion Il a. ". Sermon. ubbiect:
The Letters tie Servant Of the
Spirit"
Evening worship and sermon at
80 p. m. Sermon subject. "The
Petty Of Jesus"
Special music at both services.
PRAYER meeting and Scripture
s. 1dv. Wednesday, T:15 d ~.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
n Douglas Webber.
Minister.
Pes o01 L Gadsdnr 81
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-13
Sd. Katharine's Eniscopal Church

Corner 9th avenue and F. Cervan-
ties street. John l. Skettowe. priest
in Charge) Residence SOP +. Cervan-
ties street. Phone 1898.
Sunday, Jan. 18th, (1st. after
EpithanyD
Holy Communion a m.
Morning prayer and sermon IL a.
m.
Evening PRAYER p. IN.
Wednesday Iitany 10 a. M
Friday Litany, 40 p. m. Choir
practice AS .. m.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-13
METHODIST MISSION.

West Hill VI. +. Church. South.
Sunday, Jan. Is. Sunday School 9:45
Il. M. Preaching 100 a IN. and $50
p. M at West Hill. Epworth League
Gt5 D. M. Preaching 5 D. m. at Mgr
tie Grove. Jas, +. Tate. Pastor.
There viii be a union meeting OF
the EpWorth League at First Church
Friday evening, Jan. Is, At Z 30
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-13

Slovenians, Ruaanians. Poles. Ruth
enian= t..Iay are little RdssiaIs").
SlovaEs. .s:i D51enia1s (y.ho are
akin t. :t. .3>lude the Noravians)
TIE lue o-.>ja<'s themselves include
Croatians, itaIamatians, Bosnian5.
Montenegrins and Serbians, and arc
exactly the sat.o race as inhabjts The
adjoining dependent Jugo-SIavic
states Of Serbia and Montenegro.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-13

districts where Hungarians live are
shown in one-line shading.
italia Irredanta," those portions
for which our ally Italy is battling
In the laps are indicated in heavier
shading. These territories are in
habited by Italians.
The rest of the empire. shown in
white, is composed of Juro SIavs,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-13
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Corner PaIafoN and LaRua. J. 4,
Ansley pastor,
Sunday school 1000 a M, J. f.
Richardson superintendent.
Prcachin" by the pastor al II 90 a,
m. and 80 p. m, Subject of morn
inc sermon. "What Comes First
Fvering messape. "The Stolen Gods ="
y. Y. ?. L. $40 u. m. Miss Fannie
Nahlberg, president
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-13
Services at the Pensacola Churches

Glory Of God in the face of Jesus
Christ" Evening subject. Crossing
the Sea of Life with Jesus"
Young Peoples Union Gas p. N.
Mrs. A. Wilson. President.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 80 p.
m. We cordially welcome you to at
tend these services.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-13
Lutheran Chnrch. e Isl. Mricht 81

Sunday school 9 a. M.
German service with holy commuu-
ION 1890 a. NJ
Preparatory service 10 a. III.
English service 7:30 D. m.
Church meeting after close of Eng
requested to attend.
Communion collection for the stu
dent fund at the close of German
service
J. +. W. Rhinchardt, Pastor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-13
Tell Your Wife
Corns Lift Off
Doesn't hurt bit to liz corns
uc caliuoes off with fingers.
Not a twinge of pain or

NOT a tWInge OF PAIN or
soreness before applying.
or afterwards. This may
sound like a dream TO
ccru-pestered men and
women who have been
cutting, filing and wear
ing torturous plasters.
Yes. Corns lift out and
calluses peel off as if by
magic.
A small bottle of free
zone costs but a few
cents at any drug store.
Apply Il few drops direct
ly upon your tender corn
or callus, and instantly
the soreness disappears;
then shortly the corn or
callus will he so loose
that it lifts off.
Freezone dries instant
ly. 1t doesn't eat out the
corn CT callus, but shriv-
els it up so it lifts away
without even irritating
the surrounding $ XII n.
Women should keep a
handy on the dresser and
corn or callus ache twice.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-13
Associated Bible Students.

Brent Building, l. S. Palafox.
Room 27o, 10 a NJ. Jesus Begins His
Work. Mark l:l2-20
HOO a. m. Berean Studies.
"Sanctitieatlon and its two parts,
John 1877?
200 a. M, \ Crown of Life What
IS the crown Of life. and who obtains
il? Rev. 2:l0.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-13

Special music at First Christian
Mrs II. H. Pedans and j H. Pool
viii sing at the morning service and
Albert Carroll and J. b. Fleming at
the evening service.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-13

Corner 18th avenue and F. Gadsden
street. A. c. Cdom, IT.. pastor.
Sunday school 9:45 a. M. r. NJ.
Merritt. superintendent.
Preaching service II a. M. and
30 p, III. Morning subject. The
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-13

Only a small part of the Austro-
Hungarian empire is inhabited by
Austr1ans (Germans) and Hunga-
rians The rest is the dwelling place
Of subject nationalities. who have
been for years, some for centuries,
chatting under the Hapsburg yoke.
In this map the districts Inhabited
by Germans are shown in black. the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-13

8evcr let corn or callus ache twice.
adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-13
East Hill Rantist Church

Res. 305 f. Gadsden st.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16

B. M.
Badzmy wszyscy przykiadem ola
innych dzielnic polskich, skladajac
podiug stanu naszego 1 moznosci da-
nine nalezna O~jczyznie naszej.
w programme Wiecu wygiosza
mowy x. Wiadysfaw zapaia, Rektor
Kolegium sw. Stanislawa Kostki,
lax rowniez / Redaktor Naczelny
DzIENNIKA CHICAGOSKIEGO p.
Karol Wachtel. Juz ten sam fakt wy
starczy ma pewno by ma, Wiecu ME
zabraklo nikogo z Polonii Cragin--
skiej.
/. Razem wiec ma Vice - mezczyz-
nj i niewiasty - Towarzystwa TAX
narodowe jak | koscielne, oraz
Bractwa parafialne, bosmy -wszyscy
synami jednej naszej wsp6lnej o.
czyzny Polski 1 Jej winnismy s}uibe
/ pomoc.
MichaI Dyba, prezes,
Franc. Pawlowski, wice-prezes,
Stefan Spychala, sekr. prot,
FIR. Pawlowski, miod. sekr. fin,
K. Stan. Swierczek, kasyer,.
Marya Rogaczewska,
Jan Jagla,
FIR. Michela, dyrektorzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16

Istnia} tn dawniej Klub Polonia ale
powoli zwina1 chorQgiewke IT,. ska
pitulowa1. Niedawno zabra} sic nasz
vikary, X. Karol Marcinkiewicz, do
zbudzenia go z letargu i swietnie sic
wywiaza} re swego zadania BIO OTTO Klub
ten ozy1, ma przeszio trzydziestu czion-
k0w i w kasie juz $4,000. Formalne
otwarcie owego Klubu oGbslo sic mi
nionej niedzieli W sail klubowej pod
koScio3em, kt6ra umeblowano i wypo-
sazono jak ma klub sportowy przystoi.
Prey tel okazyi czionkowie kluDu
wreczyli X. Proboszczowi Teodorowl
Czastce ~elegancki upominek. Choir para
fialny zaspiewal pod batuta ~organisty
w. Wysockiego, solo wykona4a PARMA
Emilia Biedka z akompaniamentem dra
B. B. Paw}owskiego, panna Frania Zoi-
kiewicz ubawiia klubOwc0w monolo-
giem, a m6wki palneli: kapitan Fran
ciszek Groblewski, adwokat j. A. La
secki i p. S. L. Kolanowski z Chicago,
X. Karol Marcinkiewicz i X. ~proboszcz
Teodor Czastka. Mistrzem toast6w by'
syndyk miejskli Max %Przyborski.
Do zarzadu klubu ,,Polonia" naleza:
Jan Stahczak, prezes; kapitan Franci-
seek G%roblewski, wiceprezes; Kali
mlerz Staranowicz, sekretarz prOtok6-
towy A. Ignatz, sekretarz finansowy /;
Francis eek Walczak, odzwierny; n
Karol Marcinkiewicz, Moderator, skar-
bnik i manazer atletyki.
4 q q
Jutro, W niedziele, wybiera sic klnb
,,Polonia" do Kazimierzowa W Chicago
gdzie stoczyc ma kontest W pike IA
wewnatrz (indoor baseball) z silnym
klubem sw. Kazimierza. Ora ma odbyc
sic W parku Douglas'a.
w sail parafialnej odbedzie sic jutro,
poczawszy o godzinie czwartej popoiu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16

1udniu, wspaniaiy Obch6d Listopau'"
WV i uczczenie novel POlski. Ma pro-
gramie So znakomici m6wcy z chicago
q So
Nasza State utica - cd 16tej do Wau
kegan nareszcie wybrukowana. Dru,
ga Geese tejze ulicy, cd Broadway d"
22-giej, ma bye gotowa W paru tygod'
mach. Cd kilku miesiecy Rad Stan6w
Ziednoczonych grozil miastu North Chi
cago, re sam owa ulice naprawi jezcll
wIadze miejskie tego ME uczynia, wiec
nIasi ojcowie miejscy musieli zabrac sic
do CREEPY.
- ~ q
Kilka blok6w miasta naszego zajai
Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych ola stacy
marynarskiej Great Lakes. Obecnie jest
tam $4,000 marynarzy, a ma zine MA
tam bye oko}o 60, 900 wediug oswald,
czenla Ekapitana Moffett'a.
q So u
Doroczny bazaar parafialny rozpocz'
ME sic w niedzlele, 247go listopada
potrwa przez piec niedziel. Kazda ME
wNiasta R~6za6cowa obowiazaja sic z}o-
Eye jakis przedmiot ma fair. Do ko-
mitetu bazaru naleza obywatele Win
Gently Zdanowicz, J6zef Przyborski, Wa
lenty Zuber, Michai Szeliga, Jan
Szwarc i Jan SaIata, oraz obywatelkl
Zofia Dudek, Leokadya ~Jakrzewska
Anna Janas. "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16
= North Chicago.

CIV TO ola odbudowania PolSEl czy
Ola wspomagania p~rzybranej Ojczyzny
nasze North Chicago ME da sic pro-
sic.... Obecnie jest POlonia tuteJsza
nader czynna W zbieraniu funduszow
ola woiak0w amerykahskich we Fran
cyi. Kolektorkami dla UNITED WAX
WORK CAMPAIGN" SO ~nastepuJace
mamie: - Felicya Boyer, Bronisiawa
Czernik, Anna J~anuchowicz, Antonlna
Niepan, Franciszka K~isielewska' drowa
Franciszka Mieczynska, Zofia lsnatz,
Zofia Madro, Monika WaSniewSka'
Franciszka Foszcz i Michalina "ySo-
cka. Mech Mkt czasem ME sadzl' ze
grosza in znie trzeba DO wojna Wygra-
ma. gdyz upIynie j~eszcze sporo czaSu
zanim nasi zolnierze powr0ca do 90
mowych pieleszy a do tego INA ma
lew dba Co ich dobrobyt tax jak daw-
niej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16

Ma wieczorek ten specyalnie z Chi
cage przyjechai X. Jan J. StoihSki, po
przednio, wikary PREY kosciele Matkl
Boskiej R6zahcowej.
q - q
Pod egida ~tutejszego wikarego, X.
Karola Marcinkiewicza, rozpoczeto u
mas kolekte ma Fundusz Polski, o kt6-
rym wszyscy wiedziec powinni be
prasa polska szeroka sic o MIN rozpl-
saIa a z ambony take nasi kapiani
zapowiedzieli O co chodzi. Kolektora-
mi i k~olektorkami zamianOwani So: al.
Max. Przyborski, OBJ. Wincenty Zdano'
wicz, OBJ. Jan Janas, OBJ. Franciszek
Kuszewski, OBJ. Micha1 Szeliga, OBJ. Sly
mon Rygiel i OBJ. Boleslaw Mas1owskl'
r panic Leokadya Jakrzewska, Emf
liza Jastrzembska, Stanis1awa Suchan'
ska, Wiktorya Walczak i drowa Fran
ciszka Mieczyhska.
Pc domach kolektuje sic, tez co mile,
siac Podatek Narodowy.
q ~ q
DR.. A. L. Suwalski, szwagier niece
nasa Maksymiliana Przyborskiego, wy
jechal "a Unforeseen do Kansas City
Missouri. Wr6ci "a tydzieh.
Demokraci tutejsi z}oszcza sic, re W
ostatnich wyborach ponownie zwycie'
zyl pose} James Graham z Ingleside,
kt6ry W legislature stanowej siedzl
juz kilka lat ale systematycznie igno,
rule Polak6w i sobie kpi z polskich
gIos6w. Chodza sluchy, re Polonia W
North Chicago i Waukegan planuje
wysuniecie kandydata polskiego pre-,
ciwko temu Irlandczykowi by mu spra.
vic nauczke.
q q q
Jeden z wiarusow tutejszych, obyw.
Felix Mazewski, wyiechai do Erie,
Pennsylvania - podobno ma stale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16

w sail parafialnej odbedzie sic jutro,
o godzinie czwartej popoiu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16

fialny.
.. P~owinszowanie - Florcia Janas.
8. Powinszowanie Florcia Nile
czyGska.
4. Cyganka - Marta Kuszewska.
). Bukiecik Kwiat6w A. Piktel,
Wachowiak, R. G~roblewSka, Krupa, A.
Dowgwi1io, r. Bajorek.
6. Spiew Solo - p. Emilia Bledka z
akomp. dra B. B. Pawlowskiego.
Z. PowinSzowanie - A. JanuchoWIcz.
s. Spiew - Choir Parafialny.
8. Monolog ,,Balamutka" p
Franciszka Z61kiewicz.
10. Spiew - Dzieci Szkolne.
PublicznoSci najbardziej podoba{a
sic PARMA Z6lkiewicz, kt0ra bez kwe,
styi posiada talent do wygiaszana mo
nolog0w i wrodzona smiaiosc, ale wido
cznie ME ma wielkiej checi do nauki
dlatego z natury rzeczy must polegaC
W znacznej i widocznej mierze ma su,
fierce. Rzesistymi oklaskami obdarzono
r6wniez panne Biedka, c0rke prezmy'
sIowca z Chicago, kt6ra odspiewaia ,,Ci
cho Spii' F. Abta i ,,Hej! Wrota
zamknij, Kaska !" Jana Gala. Ma for
t~epianie akompaniowai jej umiejetnie
DIR. B. B. ~PawIowski, syn organisty ?
Cragin W Chicago, obecnie stacyonowa
nv W Great Lakes jake marynarz.
Prey ko6cu do parafian przem0wi3
X. proboszcz, dziekujac serdecznie "a
okazana mu ayczliwoSc i ~zachecajQc
wszystkich do wsp6lnej piracy W Ego
die i jednosci, bez swar6w / ki6tni,
bez r~6znorakich o%ryentacyi, DO Polska
Ru nam W Ameryce ma oczy zwroco'
ne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16
Adv zrobic mieisce ma towary ~swiateczne ~ Sprzedaz W dalszy

N~iemowlece welniane re-
perki / powijaczki war
toSci do 75c specyalnie W
to wielka poniedziaikowa
p ~Sp 5se i DO ....30C
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16
ODEZWA ADMINISTRATOR KOMI
TETU OBYWATELSKIEGO w.
N. PAR. SW. sTANISLAWA
b. M. No. 1853 w CRAGN.

Jutro W niedziele, o godzinie $3.50
Do pofudniu, Rodacy i RodaczH W
,Cragin stawia sic wszyscy bez Wy
jatku ma Vice Narodowy W halitpa-
rafialnei, koscioia sw. stanisif iva
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16
Ma AZIEBIENIE

reumatyzm, podagre, bole w
krzyzach, musku{ach, sta
wach i gardle, zapalenie ru-
rex odchodowych i pluc, dy-
chawice, grype (zwykla in
fluenza, objawiaiaca sic sill
ma goraczka, bolem wszyst-
kich czfonkow, katarem i ka
szlem), chrypke, opuchline,
nerwobole g{owy i wogole
choroby powstale z zaziebie-
MIA, uzywaicie zewnetrznie
Anola, ktora MONA nabyc W
kazdej pierwszorzednei ap--
tece "a rs centow. Me przyj-
mujcie mic innego zamiast
Anoli, gdyz rownie dobrego
podobnego lekarstwa niema.
Tezeli ME mozecie dostac A
noli w waszei apiece, to
przy$lijcie 75c wprost do
mas. a my wyslemy natych-
miast odwrotna poczta. A
d~resuicie: S. K. SASS, 1725
w. 18th str, Chicago, Ill.
UWAGA: Ma katar j influ-
enze nalezy wziac dzb}o A
noli, ,wielkoSc; malei gfowki
zapaiki, ma mafy palec / po-
smarowac w kazdym noz--
drzu iak mona ~najwyzej
dobrze wciagnac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16

KliSza pOwyzsza przedStawia Szerc-
gowca Edwina Barwiga, kt6ry WYE
chal do Obozu wojSkowegO jake pObO-
rOwy z $3.50 dyStryktu, dnia 27-go ma
ia, b. T. Pc trzech mieSiacach Cwiczen
wojskowych znalazl sic on W rowie
~strzeleckim / pierwszy raz byi ,,Ovcr
the top, dnia 1920 wrzeSnia, w Data
r~ocznice Swych urOdzin. Dwie, jak pi-
sze, pOdr6le odbyl z tranSzy W pogo
nj "a ,,frycami" i zawSze wyszedi 4
mich szczeSliwie.
Dnia 1890 pazdziernika, piSze Ed,
Win, amerykanie zabrali pod st. Mihiel
kilka set armat wiekSzeSo kalibru, SpO
70 strzelb maSzynowych a z tenn i wicl,
Ii zapas amunicyi razem z $4,000 jen-
COW.
Szeregowiec Edwin Barwig jest czlOn
KEN TowarzyStwa Sw. Cecylii, mr.. 14ty,
Il. p. Il. N, K6lka DramatycznesO ma
StaniSlawowie i Bractwa Sw. J6zefa.
Jest on Syuem PIP. W}adySlawa i Amy
Barwig, zamieSzkalych pnr. 1853 Black
hawk utica. Pan WladySiaw Barwig
Jest sekretarzem ~parafialnym ma Sta
nislawOwie. Edwin Barwig jest cz{on-
klein kompanii L. 1890 pu}ku piechOty,
PierwSzej Dywizyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16

N~iestrudzony prOboszcz naszeJ para
iii, Y. Teodor Czastka, obchodzh Swe
imieniny, o czem ME zapOmnieli para
FAME albowiem obdarzyli go dwoma
pozytecznymi p~odarkami: sutanl ]
nlaszczem "A la militaire", procz ma
sy kwiat0w.
Siostry Nauczycielki re wspofudzia'
Dom mani drowej Franciszki Mieczyh-
skiej urzadzily W sail parafialnej pie
Sny wieczorek o nastepujacym progra-
ME:
PROGRAM:
1 Spiew - Powitanie - Dzieci
Szkolne.
Star Spangled Banner = Choir para
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16

Zaopatrzcie sic niezwfocznie
w tubke Anola, MIN nadej-
die nova fala influenzy hi
szpanskiei. Podczas ostat-
niei epidemii Anola okaza&a
sic nieocenionym Srodkiem
przeciw tel zabojczei choro-
bic; uratowa{a ona bardzo
DUO miodych ludzi cd
smierci i przywrocila predko
do zdrowia, a rs cent6w wy
danych ma Anole zaoszcze-
dzilo niejednemu IS dolarow
i wiecei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-16

Jeden z wiarus6w tutejszych, obyw,
Felix Mazewski, wyiechai do Erie,
Pennsylvania = podobno ma stale.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-16
WLSONAPpRlVES
MEDICAL. PROPOSAL
FormationotNbluntee Corps BY
IneIiglbles For Service
Given Endorsement T.. %. ~

WASHINGTON, August IA - kOaf,
cial)--Apprqvsl of the proposal fer Tho
establishment Of volunteer medical
service corps, is. voiced by President
Wilson in a letter to the chairman Of
the general medical board of the cpl,n-
ell of defense. e.. fss$H
The proposal is to have the. yolph-
tocr corps inclu Ia al physicians who,
by reason Of age, physical disability or
dependents aud essential need In com.
muDities are ineligible for the medical
corps of the army Of the navy.
The ,Iettor of the President said. TT
am very pleased to give my approval
to the plans submitted because OF the
usefulness of n volunteer medical ser
vice corps and because it gives me an
opportunity to express to the medical
profession my deep appreciation Of the
splendid service the whole profession
has rendered to the nation with great
enthusiasm from the beginning of the
present emergency"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-16
SALE TO. FOREIGN
NATIONS STOPPED
Amendments To, Law Will Hold
Shipping Firmly For Coun
try During the War

WASHINGTON, August II - (Oh-
ciaD-rrosideut Wilson, it is claimed,
is strongly in favor of amendments to
the act creating the shipping board
which are soon to be acted upon by
congress. These amendments are dc
signed to strengthen the control Of
shipping and to prevent the ships build,
ing and to be built from falling into
foreign hands.
Specifically the purpose of the
amendments are said to be to prev cnt
foreign interests from obtaining "on
troll of American ships or shiPyar'IS. 1t
is made criminal otrrnSe to sell, mort.
gage, release or deliver an American
vessel built, building or to be built to
a foreigner or to n foreign corpOration
without consent of the board, for con
structiOn of ships on foreign account
during the war or to transfer owner
ship of shiPyards to foreigners.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-16
BERLIN IS CHEERFUL
IN NIGHT REPORTS
Attacks Are Broken Up IN Whole
Or Part, Public Told

DERIIN, August l5-,(Associatcd
Press, In its communquc of last night
on the Fighting in France and Flanders
the war otlir" said: Forcfcld engage
ments occurred between the User and
the Scarpr. South Of the Lys tho
enemy rhruSts were partially broken.
"On both sides Of the SOmme, to
the north of the Avrr and southwest Of
LaSHlGn} the enemy attacks were
broI:cu ur
"'On the NrsIc front and to the east
Of Rheims there were infantry engage
mcnts Of minor Importance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-16
SUGAR AND BANANAS
MAY. MlI BEAR NEW TAXES
Coffee, Cocoa and Tropical
Fruits May Also Be Added

WASHINGTON, August l5-( Asso-
ciatcd Press In order to raise more
revenue under the new War Revenue
Bill which is being framed by the house
ways and means committee taxes on
necessities AS well as Injuries are sug-
gested. These inc lscs incl6de an
added tax on sugar.
In the opinion of members of the
committee ON ways and means as eX-
pressed yesterday it is advisable to in
ere@se the duty on sugar and cocoa, and
put a duty ON coffee and bananas and
on other tropical fruits, some of which
are now admitted duty free and others
taxed.
Opposition to this policy Of taxing
such necessities as sugar is expressed
by other m"mhors of the committee.
W &. s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-16
RIOTS IN: JAPAN ARE
BRINGING our RICE

TOXIC, Japan, Au"ust II (Associ
a'cd rIc,D ts result Of the, riots
throuph"rt Kyp;". japan, yesterday
the price Of rmc is nn~ coming down
I IratDic regulations have been rcguiacI
now and everything is reported to he
in good cuuIition Yesterday the r,pts
started only iurthe city of KyotN, but
re-: "r's this morning showed that ,lig
riots occurred III the fnllowing cities
also: Aa&oy, OSuhp, Kobe aud Hiro
Lima.
Troops w"re called out to quell ~"
rioters in the cities Of Kobe. Osaka
rHd hiroshima. Much damage was
donr to large warehouses ana st0teJ
where rIyr s stored.
-- W. s. S. ---
Miss Carrie Fcrnanucs Of Kapi1lani
and kIEau Street, who visited her un
Gle aud aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Fer
uaades of Makaweli Kauai, the paJt
month, has returned 10 the rity.& =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-16
Germans Withdraw From
Agcfe River After Australian
Assaults; French Press On
In Advance To- NOyOns

NEW YORK. August l5(Assocated Pres)With the French
~ First Army driving steadily forward along the southern end
of the Pcard battle line and taking dominant position after
another including the important city of Rbecourt the Disc
the British Fourth Army eXcrtng continual pressure
Germans the noh yesterday heavy fighting and
continuous for the Allies
The steady offensive of the British toward Bray and the ns
tho south of Albert resulted yesterday the German evacuation
number OF villages north of Albert, along sevenme front
being withdrawn the protection of the Ancre from
Nbcrt point of Bapaume The villages given by ht
Germans include Iame Beaumont Serre and Pueux Mont
This clears the entire bank OF the Ancre at Albert