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GRATlFlChRE con SIS 0 IN ;

GRATIFlCsRE cen SIS 0 IN aho de sGs-
r-,uci6n ri GlIrio LA rRENSA a ia perso-
ma cue me proporcione IL direction actual
e inIormcs c. actos del senior Rafael NORM
como dc - afcs de ciai, moreno. cucrpo re-
gulur. originate de San Huenaveniur&, Goa
Sr,T, Az. VI 10 de Sophomore dc 1917 sa-
Ii, d. San Antonio, Tex, rumbo Z Waco,
Ten.. q !os tra5aJoS pGe aDri6 cl Gooicrno' }
dssdc rsa cpoca lao Sc har vueito a tener no.
t.y.us nc q. Cualquicr ln!orme slrvaEs: diEi-
g,rlo :. Dionisio NORM, 326 Crosby street
San Antonio, Tex. ioj
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CASESE:

|, C~ataloro &. DANA, m-xrcaHas {: ottn
racicnaliiaGcs; exteasa iista De Es.H'
SOS nomores.
ua,d. I'm pOLLkR = lc rrrIarcmcs a
-, IA ror-eo. rlestro complete. Ca
! fSIoro Matrimon;sl. con descripcioEes
completes, De machas j5renes y aiEr.
nas yiuGas. CUE buscan a I'm msrida
ouenos > honrado.. Puede ustes essT'e:r
a cualouiera de elias y contraer ~ ie-
liz m~atr;norio en- nuy nfeVe tempo.
N..o.-as NOV ruestra parte somos per-
80 -,ron, nrsb!-. auest-o negoc!c
@d,a. al 80 lue no dele que IA pe.ue-
~ cantidad De TN DcLLAE s:sva do es-
to-bo en- uns probable Ma
iTRIMONIAI. Escrioa hoy nIsrno 2;
cosMoPoLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
p n Ros a5s. Venice. Cal.
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Sc VENDE una casa de tres pleas. la
no de tina. drenaje. aqua acondicionada dem
tro ie II cocina situada cerca dc los tale
res del Southern Pacific. al lado norte- Pre-
cc conoco abonos. vcase n Miguel Lozanj.
Carlisle Realty Co., 3li Central Office Build
irc. Travis $3.50. 60
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SIS De QUALIFICATION dare I IA per-
soma uue me proporcIone InIormes c@actoS
,.I ,al ,ucro de mi Daure, 81 senior LIls Cas-
mo Y dc mi hermano, Deitlno Castillo, quie-
ms van lco:npanaCus uc sus famIilai. En-
JUNO de 1911. nos sc2aramus csLando en- san
antonio, IeN., Gesce entoiiceS no ne Eueilo
= s.ncr ac.rca dc clos. Cualquicr infoTre
u.e st tenga sobrc dichas personals favcr te
dlrigir!o a Jesus Castillo. Jerome, Arizona.
tS)
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$500 DE CRATIFICACIoN dare a IA per-
sona ute ne p-cporcione infornes exactos
dc mis- he-uanos Estcban c Hipo!ito Monte
ncs. an.bos resiGian con Sus fanli!las en-
Uva!dc. Texas. habiendo recibido 81 Ultima
carta el dia IL dc Abril del prescnte ano'
Cualquicr informe favor de diTigir!o 4 All
tonic Alontones, General! Delivery, Phoenix.
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SELLoS DE GoMA-Una Inca. 25c: cada
Inca adicional, lJc: circuioS u 6vaios. Sl.50.
Pida catilogo enviando ~estampillas, 4 Ignacio
Santos O-ta, GIL DoloTosa ST.
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VENDO mi Residential situada en- IN esqIina
dc las Gales Sheridan y Madison Ia mejor
acondicionada de la ciudad. con o sin nue.
bles. Tambien magnifico autom6vil Pierce
Arrow Para mayores informcs ocurran a III
y : ". Commerce ST, o Cargo LA PREM
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$!J.CU DE GRATIFICACiON 4 quien me
propcrc:onc intormes exactos acerca de Aga
pi;n I.rrItia y Ca5:lda Hernandez. ticuen Qua
trn !i;os: tree; horbr1S : una mujer. La ul-
tina vez que tuve notic!as dc cllos sc encon-
iraban en- Marathon. Tex. Si-"anse dirigir
c~ualquirr iniorme I Lucio Hernandez. Box 81,
kuncr, Colo. i"'
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SESQUiSAS

BIENA GRATIrlCACioN dare 4 IA per-
soma uur ~. prUpo:c!onc irtorincs cNactrs
uct scno. tmorleno hernandez; aito. grlc'o,
,u,cr moreno, narlz aii!ada ooca regular
orlylnar!o ~ Leon, GuanaJualo. Mexico. u
.im.,nentc se nalIaba en- IL hacienda lie
A,,r,e. siluaua 4 unss uieZ mi!iaS tic Leon.
% ,,u,.Ju,cr lnrormc que Sc lenga sob-e
ntrha psrsoni favor de dIriglrIo 4 liz senC-
"A Anastasia RIos vIuda dc veIazqueE, iiO3
Lrona St, Houston, lex. 90
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VENTAS

GRAN OPORTUNTDAD. Sc vcnden dos me-
sas de billar en- uso, liccncia pagada ha5ta ell
81 dc Diciemb-e dc 1918: cnseres dc cantina
y una refriyeradoTa. TODD nor $3.50. Puede Sc
CURSE con cl negocio en- .! !ugar en- que Sc
halla renta barata. D~irijansc Il y Marti-
nee. 1925 FL Paso ST. Tclefono Crockett 6Gl3.
90
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Qualification por la captura dc un
criminal.

Gustavo Vi!legaS, agenCe postal
a2e hace algunoi meses asesino de
manera a,evcsa a I'M companero de ei
1 horAo del tyeH de raFr' eros d anu!
4 To!uca. en- cl CAIRO del correo, ha-
landose dctenido cH "a Escne!a Co.
-r~eccional de esta capital, Sc fugo ha-
c. tres dias; s.n que "a po!lcia hay1
2odido localizarlo. pOr 10 que e! Go
5ierno del DiStritn ha hecho saber
N medic de los diarios de esta ca
pi.al que Sc lie dara una buena gratifi-
caci6n 4 quisn aprehenda o proper
clone la Il de apreheEdcr a; &
5csino prcfugo.
Los detectives dc companies partl-
cularcs Sc han pueSto en- o5ra, FuHs
= qualification que otrece IS de una
5uena sLma.
Los oficiaies que estahan de guar.
lila Ell Ia Escue!a Correctional GUAM
10 Sc fug6 Villegas, han S:do aprc-
h.e&dido- = seran s~UjetoS q ave-igua-
clones d. las que ben pueden result
ar culpab.eS.
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TRASPASOS

Sc TRASPASA una T:cnda de Abarrotes.
en- rauy bue1 barrio de !ncXicanoS' cGatso
Sobc venderse pronto. Interesado veane. j.
II. Narroquin. 400 DoiorUsa St
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De OCCASION
EMPLEOs

Sc NECESTTA IN sastre: trabajo perma-
nente; buen suicide. Ccu-ran COZ ". Conn
meTce. S'
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PROFESSIONALS

Dr.. FEDERICO JOHNSTON. M-dicins ,
C1rurie en- gen.ral. Eoiel Monterrey. Guar
to, IS v I9-l9g :. SAINT. Ress Ave. 1eIe-
fono {. ocket. SIG
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Sc NECESITA inmediatamente I'm hom-
bre para trabajo en- hacienda. A g.: millas de
la ciudad. DiriGirse Il w +. Smith. tienda de
Washer Bros. Co., csquina Alamo y
Streets. "a
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Sc NECESlTAN seaoras O senoritas para
pelar nueces. Ocurran a SIS y. Medina 81.
Q)
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NECESITc AGENTES MEXICANoS, Sc
horas @ cabalicros. con referencias. Ocurr.n
43: W. Houston St Entire ! y 4 p. m. CID
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Sc clausuro la escuela d. artille-ia.
or Corrcc. pcrc LA PRENS.A."

Por Corrcc. para LA PRENS.A."
MEXICO, - de septiemhre.-Por
disposici6n de la Secretaria de Guerra,
IL Escuela de Artilleria que hasta noy
habia venido func!oaando con toda
regularidad Y que contaba con un per
sonal competcntc para Ell case. ha ST.
DO causuraGa, hahlendo=e pensado
en- ~aprovechar los e!ementos con que
en- ella euenta e! gobie-no para am
Pillar los curses de la Academia de
Es:adc Mayor, 4 Ia ial seran tam
bi6n pas2dos los alumnos de "a escue-
Ia clausurada.
En- Ia fusion de ambos cstableci-
! miento= Sc a a crear muev"s curses
cue seran los de Estado Mayor dc,
Ejercito, Ingenieria, Etc.
Los Delegates De "a Secr5taria &c
Guerra pr~ocedieroa a .evantar IN m
yentario de todos los utiies de Ia es-
cuela. dezpuas de 10 cual esta Sc de-
clar0 clausurada.
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Sc NECESlTA una costurera. ocurran 4
6aI Main Axe. "a
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Sc NECESITA un iovsn con experiences
en- Concrete de Ropa. Bueras rcfercncias.
Dirigirse 4 Domingo Fernandez. 1ot Mata-
moros St.
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Sc ~NECESITAN ZAPATERoS CoMPE-
TENTES. Que sepan trabajar a mano. Ocu-
iran 4 Central Shoe Shop. 232 Alamo PhIx.
I5)
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CON MOTIVE de tener que zanzibar Al
mac6n al nuero local. 1916 West Commerce.
rcalizare muy baratos algunos cn.ercs y to-
das las existencias de abarrotes antes de fl
nalizar este mes. Ocurran a J. ". Mario
quin, 100 DoloroSa st.
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VENDO BARATOS. o cambio po- Truck.
:1rd. dos carros grandes. un trio dc mulas ,
un tirp de cabaEos. I06 Dolorosa st.
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Sc NECESITA una sonora mexicana de re-
sular edad para trabajo general dc casa. oeu-
iran 4 IOT \. Center st. "a
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Sc NECESITAN senoritas para trahajar
Ell Ia F&brica de Puros FINCK. 1907 West
Co .,me:c. st. t5)
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TENGO UNAS plantac.ones de chilepaciIs
verde. Vcrdo al precio mas bajo del mer-
cado. Dirija sus pe5idos a G. Rodriguez,
les Frasch 81. Telefono Travis 3S3s. San
Antonio. Texas.
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ARKENDANiiENTOS

I'm magnifico euarto anuebiado. en-
,as, familia particular: propio para masr'-
monio o dos caba!leros con as'steacia 81 Sc
80 media cuadra de Ia Inca San Pedro.
uoS m,rr.r 81 U2)
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ENSENANZA

CLASSES dc In2les. Frances y Piano por
800 San Pedro Ave. Or. 1887. to)
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UNIcA CASA QUE vENDE De TODD
o CoRREo. . FonogIsfos y Discos Co
lumbis. Cruces. Rarandales. Moliros Mocte-
yuma $3.50 ) $3.50 HidaIgo, si1.0o; La C2m-
lana s5.25. Ropa. Sombreros, Calzado. Mu.
les. Hedicinas. Ycroas. .Articulos Mexieanoe
! etc. PiGanos infornes: i. r.. FLORES J
HNO. Box 40S Florzville. Texas
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Sc NECESITAN muchachos con buenss re-
fercncias DE- 10 I IS amos para aprende- n
elcctricistas. sos ". Hous Oh. Cd
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Sc NECESITA ayudante. hombre o nIujec.
para limpiar y planchar ropa. ocurran a i06
Garden ST. Tel. Travis 453.
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ALOUILERES

DESEO en- alduiler una Victrola con sus
rorresnondicntes discos. Dirigirse al ST. Jo'
So Lep-1ja. ZIG Avenue c. Banco Lacaud.
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NECESITo dos recamare-as con cxpcrien-
ella y un nuchacho para que ayudc en- ira
bajo general de casa. Dirisirse 4 Southern
Hotel. I25 Main Plaza.
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Sc NECESITAN necanicos para auto
movies Ford y I:mpiadores dc AUTOMOBILES.
D;rigirse e Driv.r!ess Ford Co. 1888 E.
Houston St.
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Sc NECESITAN sastres para hacer' uni
formes. Ccurran al Army and Navy Corp.
Co.. PIG E. Houston St. tAltos del Teatro
Royal.
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FORTUNATE DE LOS SANTOS. agents
de 10 Compahf. SINGER de Aaquinas Dc
COSER- Miquiaas de COSER para familia.
Sastreria y Zapateria en- abonos may como
dos. RENTO Maquinas. Vendo Fonozrxfo
COLUMBIA en- abonos. 47 Norte San Sas
ba. Telcfono Travis 6S59.
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Sc NECESITA un Zapatero. Dirigirsc a
II. Hakelberg. 1lGl. S. Alamo St (SD
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DARE buena qualification Il "a persona
Que entrcgue unos documentos firmados por
Francisco S. Salazar y a Gairan- 1r. D:rt-
;.nSs a 7O4 w. ommcrc St (Sastreriap
"a
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AUTOMOBILES De ALQUILER poi
T n" 81 20 n bora. TelefonoS Crockett 1920
= Travis 1920. Car-os nuevos. ~ Camaron
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
LIST OF DEAD
APPEARS LARGE,

WASHINGTON, September @2-I As
sOciated Press - Considerable increas
cs in casualties in comparison with the
lists of recent days are to he noted
in the two lists which were made pub
lie yesterday. These showed losses Of
47S for the army and 100 for the Ma
rincs. total of 5S7. OF these 2SS are
dead and &OG urc wounded or missing,
OF the army losses there were righ
" nine killed in action, sixty two dCad
Of wounds, twenty eight dead of other
causes l43 wounded, 80 missing amt
one known to have been taken prison
Pr.
Among the officers included IN the
list Of army casualties were Capt. .Iu
lien NJ. Stasshurgrr, Montgomery, Al
ALBANIA, killed in action and Maj Fred
erirk j. Cullen of puyalIup, Washing
ton, severely wounded.
The Marine casualty list was re
markabIy heavy in killed AS compared
to losses from other causes. Those
Killed in action were ninety nn", three
were Wnumdrd, SlN missing anL ON" Wa'
known to hc prisoner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
SOLDIER FIRES
TWO SHOTS AT
LEON TROTSKY
Spirit Of Revolt Against BoIShe-
ViSm and Hate OF BoIshe-
Vik Leaders Grows

AMSTERDAM, September 20 As
sociated Prcssp -Fruitiess attempts to
kin TrotSkv arc reported in Kiev
despatch to Leipzig. \ soldier wns the
would be assassin and he fired two
shots at the RoIshevist leader but miss.
ed his intrndrd Victim. lie was cap.
tured and roughly handled.
This attempt on the life of Trotsky,
following closely upon the attempt Of
a woman to Kill Lrnine which resulted
in the wounding of that Bolshevist
leader so severely that his recovery for
a time was despairod Of, marks the
growing resentment Of the Russian
people against BolSheVism and their
determination to rid Themselves of the
Red leaders. Conditions of the people
generally are unhcarable and the at.
tempt reported yesterday shows that
the spirit Of revolt against the Boil
shevik heads has spread even into the
army which until recently has been
their unquesti0ning tool.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
MORE BOMBS FOR
GERMAN CITIES
Allied Armen Raid Against Sew,
eraI Centers OF KuItur
On Friday Night

LONDON, September % Assoriat
ed Press)-An official report last night
announces another air hombardmCnt of
number Of German cities. British
air forces, saws this report. dropped
several tons Of explosives on Mann.
helm, karlsruhe, BOulav, Frescaty and
Morhange. All the attacking aNia.
tors returned in safety This raid was
made on Friday night.
In the air fighting over the western
lines yesterday the British shot down
and destroyed nineteen enemy planes
and lost eleven Of their own.
The official German report Of the
recent fighting before st. Quentin
states that the Geman advance posts
south Of the SommP in the region Of
at. Quentin were withdrawn on Friday
and the region of Essigny-le Grand,
south Of st. Quentin, was evacuated.
A British attack made north of the
city, says Berlin, failed.
An Amsterdam report, dated Friday,
seems to confirm the previous reports
Of the retirement of Admiral Won Ca
pelle as minister Of the navy i'll the
German cabinet. The despatch quotes
a Berlin telegram announcing the nam,
ing of Admiral Behncke to succeed
Won Capelle.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
SHIPWORKERS
ARE INJURED
BY EXPLOSION
Steam Pipes Burst Panic EnSueS
and Some Who Leaped Over
board May Have Drowned

NEW YORK, September 22--(ASso
ciated Press Many were injured hy
the explosion Of steam pipes on the
steamer Julia Stafford and it is feared
that some Of the many others who
lcaped overheard IN their terror may
have been drowned, the full list Of
casualties not having yet been Il"
termimed.
The Iuia Stafford was carrying 200
ship workers when the accident or
Cured. Some were Scnldrd by the ~
Gaping steam and II punlc rnsucd close
upon the explosion. In the ensuing
rush to escape the strong trampled the
weaker undrrfoot and many, some not
waiting to find and adjust life pr"
servers, lenprd into the water and were
soon ioundrring along side.
OF these it is feared that some may
have drowned. An Investigation to
determine who are missing Is unIrr
way.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
WILL ROUSE WORLD
AGAINST TERRORISM

WASHINGTON, September 2l-(As
sociated Press)--In an effort to align
the >civilized world against the terrO-
rism of Russia under the Bolshevik
rule the United States had directed it's
ambassadors and ministers in neutral
and Allied countries to ascertain wheth
er the governments of such countries
viii join in some immediate action to
impress the perpetrators Of these crimes
with the aversion which civilization
feels for the acts
Peaceable Russian citizens are suf-
fering terribly from wide campaign
Of terrorism.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
Millions of Tons More
Of Food Must Be Sent
Abroad Warns Hoover

WASHINGTON, September H. Associated Press)-Al
though the calls the Nation for food for for the
rapidly growing American to be heavy
there will be compulsory raoning for Americans long
the great majority demonstrate their loyalty and continue
conserving in food stuffs in the past.
Such the announcement made yesterday by Food Ad
mnistrator Hoover outlining the food conservation pro
gram for the coming months.
M. Hoover announced that the United States be
prepared ship the Allies and the American abroad
53o000 of food during the coming than dur
the year That the Nation will be able send this
tremendous without any necessity for drastic rules
gardng the Of foods American homes Mr. Hoovers
hope based the responses shat have been made heretofore
all his requests for careful saving.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
Signs of Political and
Food Crises In Germany
Are Multiplying Rapidly

NEW YORK, September 22-(Associated Press)-Many
indications the approach of pocal crisis in Germany
observed There a discomfort because
lack of of the military campaign the food situation
adds its complications and there certain
Of strong demands for political and economical reforms
The Gemana which is the organ Of the Clerical Party in
Berlin it reported in despatch from Copenhagen declares
for parliamentary and insists that the
of the parties in the German echstag strongly favor
Of the movement
Serious food riots continue Salzburg and other
cities according Munich newspapers which have
ceived Zurich A. Salzburg the rioters the gov
palace Gendarmes called quel the disturb
fred the rioters and there several killed and
wounded Hotels food shops and army reported
and enraged rioters.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
AMERICAN BOYS
DIE IN SERVICE

WASHINGTON, September 22-(As
sociated Press Ten American sailors,
members of the crew of the coastguard
cutter Seneca. were lost in British
waters on the sixteenth, says an official
report received by the navy department
yesterday from Admiral Sims.
The Americans died while attempt
ing to carry out n dangerous duty and
gave their lives in an effort to save
others. In a stormy sea the men left
their ship in small boat to resru"
members Of the crew Of a tOrPedOed
British steamer, the Wellington. Their
boat swamped and there were no sur
NiNOrS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
MARCH REVIEWS
WAR PROGRESS
OF PAST WEEK
More Than Million and Three
quarter Americans Have Been
Moved Over Seas

WASlllNGTO\, September > cor
frIalD-- More than a million and three
quarter AmcrSQns have embarked and
are at or en- route to the various bat
tie fronts overseas, il was announced
today by Cen Pcyton &. Mnrch. rhlcf
of staff, in his weekly talk to the news
papermcn. He included in his figures
those who have gone or are traN phng
to Siberia, those in Northern RnsNia
and those in Italy as well as those on
the western front and in training in
France or England before entering ac
tual warfare.
General March said that during the
past week the news from all of the
military fronts had been continuously
good.
Pershing's Line
On the Lorraine front, where Gen
Cral Pershing's first army completed
the elimination Of the st. Mihiel sa
lipnt. the situation has been stabilized
with the enemy hurrcdly perfecting a
new line in front Of the Americans.
This new line stretches twenty miles
from Maizeray to the Moselle at Van
diCres. The American forces ar" now
ten miles from Metz and an equal dis
tauce from COnhans.
Praise Prom Briton
General March read a Telegram cit
ing IA general order issued by Major
General Reed, commanding the Fif
teenth Scottish Division of the Brit
ish army, praising the First Field Rri
gade, First American Division of reg
uIars, for gallant work in cooperation
with the Scottish. Major Reed S order
stated that never before had the FIT
teenth Scottish received such perfect
assistance in "taking over' opera
tions, although t was realized that
the American divisions then must have
been under stress and strain, and suf
fered severe casualties
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
SA|ONJ| IS NAMED
PREMIER OF JAPAN
Emperor Calls Marquis To Form
Government For the Third
Time In His Career

TOXIC, September 2l-(SpcciaI to
Nirpu Marquis Kinmo"hi Salon,
il, twice premier Of Japan, was this
morning directed by Emperor Yosh
hitO to organize new cabinet and
80 succeed General Count NJ. Terauchi
as premier. 1t is believed that Mar
uuis Snionii will accept the Office
The naming Of Marquis Saionii as
sucrcssor to the retiring Premier Terra
uchi followed presentation by the lat
fer Of his resignation to the Emperor.
Trrnuchi went to the imperial palace
rhi. morning at ten clock and formal
w rendered his resignation. Tho re
signatiuus Of other members Of his cab
net were also handed in through Terra
Mar0u,. Naionii's appointment ~ TIE
p hi = sur"r, ar was anticipated soon
after the Teraurhi ministry showed
-'grs of mn Inevitable dow nfall fol.
I"Ning the disturbance throughout the
Empire. attributed to the rice scarcity.
~niooii called upon Terauchi Yesterday
w"rning at the latter official residence
and th'n went to see Prime" A. va
maGata, one Of two "genro, or elder
statesmen, at Ynmagata s Toxic man.
sicu.
rhc Trraurhi ministry was composed
Of
Premier. General Count NJ. Teranchi
"'inist"r of foreign affairs. Baron s
Goto. minister of interior. R. Mizuno
minister Of treasury, X. Shoda, minis
'or Of commerce and agriculture. r
Naknshoii minister of justice, I. Mat
sumuro. minister of education, r. Okla
da minister Of communication. K Den
minister Of war, General K. Oshima and
minister Of navy, Admiral r. Kato.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
ALLIED GUNBOATS
APPEAR IN DVINA

LONDON, September % ,Associat
ed Press Entente naval units are
Cuerntirg With the lard forces along
the Dvina River. in Northern European
Russia, the riv"- being navigable for
q l"nr distance from its mouth at
Archangel.
The land forces nre marching south
from that city along the Dvina valley,
where the BolShcNi'i are attempting
to stop them. In cooperation with the
river honts, which carry comparatively
heavy guns. the radicals were badly
wOrsted and driN en- back with heavy
losses.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
CROWOER CALLS OUT
THIRTEEN THOUSAND

WAS SIIINuTON. September - tAs
Vuciaird I'rr>sD Provost Marshal
rrowdrr hn~ issue. rnll for thirteen
thousand rryI~rrHntr t. rutrarn for
vnriou~ framing camps between the
thirtirth Of the present month and the
fourth Of October
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
(TabletsJ. Druggists refund money II
it fails to cure. The signature Of
z. w. GROVE is on ea ch box. Man
ufactured by the PARIS MEDICINE
CO., St. Louis, u. s. A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
GARRISONS IN POLAND
STRIPPED FOR FRONT

" \~liINGTON. September 2l-(Of
hcIM \ despatch from Crpcow says
thnt IT, Il result of receHt military
events on III" Western front, Germany
Is cutting down gnrrisuns maintained
hrurtofory in Poland, and is sending
the troops thus relieved to the front.
he rrjurtiou Of the German forces
"r, uu> my Poland affects even the
Sunllr~t GHrrn>ons. In some places ordi.
unry drtuchmrnts of twenty men are
reduced to TWO or three,