HAWAIIAN GAZETTE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1917.SEMI-WEEKL-

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'-- 7TV 1 ;,!' Washington Thousands of Prisoners, Much Stands Off Submarine For Four Party Arrives In and Ammunition and Many Guns Hours But Is Finally Welcome and Calls Will Be THREE SEPARATE POINTS PilOHOTIQIJS ' Winn ; ; 1 1 Tfl ., Today's ' ' ' i Yield Program; Taken and Enemy Smashed Participate In Actual Battling On . Forced To t". BsBMaWWNaMtMBM -- ' V .j( J l(isti6nifi'Flanders t ,Mi,:f. g Thousands of Prisoners Are Taken and Those Who See - TJ. Com-- (Associated Front By TJ. 8. Naval Com-- tAsociated Presa By . Naval Oom-- ; i- (Associated Pre Sy 0. ft Naval ' .'And',AustrUi;;; I :;V nrtmicatloB , 1 il? II ll ilH H. munication Service) munlcaUon ervlce Service) .. i.rrprai rprxwir. Am Acrnninrn rnr i npv ioen - e WASHINGTON, 83 tni thirty-seve- n ATLANTIC- PORT; Augnst wgust Official . - BOMB, .August the welcome GERMANS KILL CITIZENS f ' to and formal rails upon the mile front where has story of the siukihg af the United - the battle members, 'of the Japanese .commission Told No Apericaa , Contingent )Y?s In France 'r'X, IN RAID ON brought That raged hotly for the past two days the PQASt. TOWNS Stsfee oil tanker Oampnna was will b made today.; ,.k , t , 'Seventeen Who Have Recently here today by Mate Bniee of the On his arrival here Viaeonnt ) - fXw,-lr.i,- - Italian drive shows no signs of abate- Mill s ) t;-f- i vessel, 'whose "captain snd five said that lie was especially ; A s J Or Are Now. Her.e. Are ment, and Is carrying eonnternatinn gratified by Seen naval gunners were reported taken pris- the receptions his party, had received (Associated Press By U. S. Naval Communication Service.) and destruction to enemy. Zicbrugee Is Subjected To At oner by U-- 3 Among, those Whose Advance- - the Is the the German submarine nt Honolulu and Han. Fraaciaco, August 23-Stri- at three widely separated points fi. , ?. . Carnia trenches which were stormed tacks and Terrific Explosions on August i. .w i The objects of their mission, he iaya, LONDON", : ment Is Endorsed By United ; Thai American gunners put up a are to solve ocean transportation prob- yesterday added to their recent fealns on the west yesterday, thirty big guns were taken, hours ' r !ljM.Hejard,Long Distance, plucky fight which lasted four lems, freight rat question and th en- front, driving the Germans back in. defeat frxnrl sevefal miles of pos- Congress ; - beridrs a largo Dumber of machine i:uns was States. befora thejr stock of ammnnition largement of naval service to the In Flanders the British smashed the CermahS at Langemarck and ammunition for both. ThoiiKr.nds exhausted,' and- - the signal for surren- ition. ' Aise estieriallv for the patrolling of of prisoners are being sent to the rear der waa hoisted. the North Pneiflo and thus relieving and Ypres, while on the left bank of the MeUse, in the Verdun sec- (Associated Prom by TJ. ft. Naval Coro- - 700 yards, nationaTguard as a result of tho Continued succesnful 8lghted at a distance of the I'nited Mate so that It can us the French scored another, victory the second in two bloody Service) her tor, . two tnunicatioa the submarine opened fire with Vesjsela on th Atlantic. , ... , advances. Following the capture of the tank- !"' days. ,;.v;;v.-- : ; '' '' high LONPON, "Aogust S3-- Air rraft two gnns, which ontraged the Th Japanese war mission, of which officers stand Carnia trenches the eiemy counter at- played aa 'important part in the war- er 'a artillery. Four hundred shots Visconnt Ishii is the lender, arrived The French attack was" launched along a two-mi- le front, the tacked several times bnt were repulsed were tired during the engagement, the yesterday in a special 344,' was fare Of yesterday both in the actual - train. objective being Hill which taken by storm, following a and sent hurtling backward, mowed tanker being hit- twice. Secretary of Btate Lansing a fighting at and over the west front and on the and bombardment of unprecedented 'severity. Following the torrent of List Received From Associated down by machine gun and rifle lire as Finally the ammunition board group of government officials welcomed they went. ia raids far over the tines and also in Catnpana ISO shells in all gave our the envoys in the name of th Presi- shells, the poilus advanced on the double and swept into and over ' More and the signal to surrender waa raised. ftess Gives Names of In .the Chiapavauo Valley and east- attacks upon defenseless non comba dent, and a cavalry escort, waa pro- .he German alorigtheir whole two-mil- e front,-addin- ' trenches' a ern Hermada immense louses were in- Even after the Vessel, quit fighting the vided. Two-thir- ds - tant. r. Than But Sixty- flicted on continued to shell the small large number 6f prisoners to their VeTdtin total and taking quan- the enemy.' Flames started Before dawn yesterday the Yorkshire The commissioners will be the guests at many points have effectually cut the boats, declares Broee. of Perry Belmont; the tities ofisUppliesand rnachine guns, The Germans flooded the at- I two Are Omitted In Message overhauled by prominent New lines of communication, In this work roat watt raided by enemy planes but Eventually they were Ynrkrr, at his residence New Hamp- who took men prisoners. at tacked Region with gas as soon as the French charged, but this did ; Received Yesterday our aircraft was materially helpful, go- little damage resulted.' Two of the at- the diver, six shire Avenue. - -- - ing baek of the enemies' lines and tacking brought down. Mate Bruce aaya that a report later Crowd lined the streets' along the not c tk GchcfalTetJlmVwarriors. : air craft were declared s FTench patrol boat had at- , & . i v troops and the huts iu which made on route to Belmont 's residence, and the SOUTH AMERICAN GOODS FOUND ;. - Later la the dny raids were same - tacked and sunk the submarine, .' they sought shelter, envoys were heartily cheered. (Associated FreH by V. 8. Naval Com- on V In the but no news any l"p to laat night between 15,000 and Pover and Ramsgate. day of the rescue of of the . In the operations of Tuesday.against Le Mort Homme and the munication Service) 20,000 prisoners in light raids there were eleven killed ami crew or prisoners was learned.. , had been taken the -- Avocourt Woods section the German prisoners taken numbered more WASHINGTON-- August 23 With course of the Italian onrush. thirteen injured. ... six muni-lio- ns two High national guard officer includ- Reports from Rome tell of successful FERING than thousand,while thirty guns and large supplies of raids into the enemy 'a territory which OROERIRAfIS - were among the spoils. Significant" among the supplies cap- - ed in the list of major general, con- sot Are to towns and stations far back NAVY YARD WORKERS greaa has confirmed the lint of general of the enemy's advanee lines. tured was1 a large quantity of canned &o6da, the labels showing that officer, two hundred in, number, for STOPVORKONCAMP On, the west front headquarters re RODIEK CASE MADE these had' been imported from South America. "',.: .;. '; the national army. The two guard of- were ' ports that twelve German planes , On the. Avocourt front there 'was heavy righting yesterday, the. ficer so commisnioned are Major Gen- lowneil and Ave were put out or con PLEDGE LOYALTY eral Clement of the Pennsylvania Na- trol. Twelve British airships with r. Crown Prince launching a strong counter, Which gained initial head- tional Onard and Major General J. F. AL1S their aviators are missing and it is 1 15 i way, the front line trenches being wrested from the French." These York I Former German Consul Pleads O'Byaa of the New National known that at least two came to death rallied, however, and regained the lost ground, holding : Guard. The latter ia a graduate of the for they were seen to eonie into colli it last night. : and Government Move war college. .. - sion, and crash together1 to the earth Assurance Comes From Philadel- - Makes Sharing in the honor of the general French 'victory of Tuesday .. .Uader the national army law, the Two Thousand Laborers and Me behind tha enemy's line. To Expedite Hearing and were the commands of General Fayalle and General congress must confirm general officer! , phia At Welcome Time yesterday ' Despatches frons Amsterdam snid " al- Guillaumat, as well as the troops under the direct command of Gen- appointed to the national army, Discharged At Camp that . JUtraplauCB . . ahallod Ziekrugee chanics Oom- - (Associated Prees by TJ. B. Com-- the .preaideat can , make ap- (Associated Press By V. S Naval Naval , . though, heavily for an hour and a half yester v eral Petain. ;V :' - Alto .; mnnleatlon Service) pointment tip to and including eolo ,. Fremont yalo day. Great explosions were heard and tnunicatioa Service) ,!.. i S3 La, SAN FBANCISCO, August 22 SURPRISED TO eli with confirmation. ' it was believed that immense damage WASHINGTON, Angust the SEH AMERICANS face of condi- Oeorg Rodiek, former German consul at Major General Confirmed . was done.;. threatening; industrial German prisoners tions and a situation border eloee Honolulu, nuder indictment for alleged When the captured Tuesday were marched .Major generala confirmed other thaa (Asaociatod Presa by TJ. ft. Naval Com- that named are a to the strike line and causes great participation in the . Hindu rebellion past the observation, post of General Tershing and his staff officers, the two fellows: munication Sexvlce) - , yesterday a of- William A. Mana, formerly brigadier-general- alarm to the government ratne a grati- conspiracy, entered plea with the other American officers. who had been permitted to witness FRANCISCO, ' August 23 All from thou- not guilty to i charge . of the bureau of VS par fying assurance today snven the indictment. Others ' who pleaded he fighting, the Teutons professed the greatest astonishment. They militia affairs. i construction work' at Camp Fremont at sand employes in tho Philadelphia navy not guilty with him are Robert Capelle, H. iinrt, Bley, lad not believed are , James Parker, cavalry; former brig-- ' Palo Alto, has been suspended. It is yard that they would stay by their J. Joseph that there any American soldiers in France, commander, work loyally and faithfully and arbi- AJortiz Ktack von Ooltxheim and , ade Southern department. understood has done un- nuch less a general officer. Reports of the landing of American con- - that this beer trate any difficulties nifly arise. Bhgwan Hingh. EbciJ Swift, Infantry, formerly brig- that tingents had beeh scouted by! their higher officers, adier. ' der orders by the war department to the Navy officials say that they are sat- Announcing that the department of they stated. ',. Edward H. Plummer,.'.,.'!.Infantry, form- office of the constructing quartermas- isfied with the program outlined for justice in Washington was anxious to Before returning to his own headquarters', General Pershing ex- pro- bring to early trial the Hindu erly brigadier. ter. Two thousand ' and the building, of destroyers. This conspir pressed his appreciation ofc fight-:r- s laborers the vision acy the wonderful spirit of the French . Edward V. Glean, formerly colonel, mechanics were dismissed. in the ponding bill is that they case, united mates Attorney John Now Is the Time Help Is Needed W. and his gratification' at their victory' and at the fact Amer- Eighteenth Infantry, since brigadier. Action in stopping work on the big shall out as fast as they can Preston yesterday secured a trans- that A.- be manned.., ;. fer of the case, with the so- - P.' Block son, Cavalry, formerly army camp has come as a great sur- - and the Russian Front Is tfeether icans would soon the French in the task before the ' colonel, "Third Ccralry called Sacramento conspiracy ease, to prise, sinoe it . would have peen com- Allies of completing the defeat of the inVaders . ,A. Greene,-- , formerly, brigadier, , the Place of Need Federal Judge W. C. Van Fleet' court. 'It pleted in m treek, and marly of the. ad- - ' Judge Van Fleet mad the orden sub ? southern department.'. ministrative buildings . were already CANADIANS MAY NOW PROCEED , SUBAflARINE ' , fraaeia .French, formerly, brigadier, completed.' In dismissing the men and TOLL IS ject to reconsideration should it . de Southern department. velop Federal Judge M. T. Pool- ltte British victories yesterday were gained at three points'. At j discontinuing; the w,ork no explanation (Associated Press By TJ. Com- that Charles J. Bailey, formerly brigadier, 8. Naval ing, who is recovering at Ashland, Ore- Lens the German attempts to regain their lost positions have been waa given. , -'' munication Service) Department of the Philippines. . gon, from the effects of an automobile : iven up for the time being, the Germans being exhausted. .This George com- PARIS, August. 23 The Parisian LESSENED will be able to hear one or Bell, formerly brigadier, accident, permit's manding 'Fifth Brigade; bouthern de- - press is calling on Japan te do its part both of the cuses. the Canadians to proceed with the consolidating of their new . pertinent. , 'IDOW OF JUDGE in Europe now that its work In Asia Before the federal court at Sacra- front without fighting further and cinche he hold they have upon Frederick. 8. Strong, formerly briga- - has long been over, mento toduy,Frjna Bopp and von the greater part of Lens. dier, , commanding Hawaiian depart- The (Aaaodated Press by TJ. & Com- Hhack, held on a charge of attempting Figaro askaif the moment has Naval Ypres-Memi- n road, ment. - to foment a revolution in plead- On the to the depth of a third of a mile, the ifiGSBURY not come ior Japan to give more aid munication Service) .. India, ' Harry T. Hodges, formerly brigadier, to the Allies. It did its part early.ia LONPON, August 23 Continued de ed not guilty to a breach of United British-pushe- d the Germans back, contesting every inch of the way commanding North Atlantic coast ar- the war but new paths are now open creases in the etfeetivenesa.of the Hun States laws. Sut unable to withstand the relentless pounding of the British guns tillery district. . demand that United State At . and new needs are calling. . H ... campaign of ruthlessness against .Brit- "I A T J : l I . r . 1 r ' 1 1 iv .i.aJ.. f'.L. Clarence P. Townsley, formerly brig- (Associated Press by U. & Naval .Tlie Petit Journal aays that never ish shipping is shown by the official re torney Preston substantiate the charges ii it. aicduy ciuvaiitc ui iuc jjiuisii lnianiry. vjn inis same ironi, adier, commanding Mouth Atlantie Communication fterrlos) . that I am a post," Bopp cried at one further to V o st were Japanese troops more needed than port .from the admiralty of ,the week ' north, the British lines were advanced half a mile oast artillery district. 8AN FBASCISCO,-Augu- 25 they now are at the Russian Front and losses to British shipping through the part of the proceedings, having refer- ' long a front of more ,; Preble. Mrs. Katydid KingHbury,. ence to 's than two miles and a half. The German loss formerly points out there and today are the op- activities of Teuton submarines. For Preston recent statement that . Francis J. Keruian, formerly col- Miss Katydid Jones, widow of the he and von He hack were both "pests" was heavy in killed, but few unwounded prisoners fell into the hands portunities to take an active and most the seven days ending yesterday, the ' onel, Twenty-eight- Infantry. late Helden 8. Kingsbory, will bo useful stand for the Allies. report says, the total was twenty ves- and were continually causing trouble. of the victors. John Biddle, colonel engineers, form- - married (Saturday, to John Murray - , , sels. Of these fifteen were over 1000 The military authorities are asking erry superintendent V. B. .Military Aca- Marshall of I .on Angeles. Mrs. tons burden, three under that class and for the transfer of the Teuton prisoners BRITISH ADVANCE STEADILY demy,. .West Point. Kingsbury formerly lived Hono- to Fort Douglas, Halt Utah. in' two were fishing craft. Lake, On the Langemarck-Frezenber- g front, still fuiter to the north, George T. Bartlvtt, formerly colonel, lulu where she was wife- . . the of HOOVER PREPARES Two. weeks ago the loss waa twenty-three- T . general ataff. Judge KingHbury, then judge of the there was bitter fighting throughout the day, with the British stead- Hodges, - : Henry C. Jr., formerly brig- circuit court. He died about two A comparison week by week show ily gaining.- The total advance made was for more than half a mile adier from colonel, First Infantry, years ago. that the damage wrought is being con along a front of nearly three miles, all across a section heavily forti- Sohofleld Barracks. --0 TO BUY WHEATCROP stantly decreased and especially has ,. Joseph T. Piekman, formerly colonel fied by the Germans arid defended desperately. Fighting along this Second Cavarly. this been evident sinee the United Buek, C. H. W, State aided in the patrolling of water lection was being maintained last night. Charles G. Treat, formerly brigadier, Martin, R. A. Brown. A. Holbrook, K. K. I.. Michie. Evans in- toe danger xone. WM'IERICA commanding Firat Hawaiian Brigade. - Johnson, I.. (J. Berry, M. M. -- - Adalbert Cronkhite, formerly colonel, Patrick, Food Administration Will Deter- i i i i i4 r i const artillery, Canal Zone. John t. McMahnri, C. T. Menoher, B. A. Poore, .lumes Me Rue, W. mine Price Which Is Expect- Suggests of ,'. Henry T. Allen, former colonel, Cav- li. H. Gor That Reconstruction POSIMERHLS ' don, F. .. Winn, Peter K. C. C. alry- Traub, Be Two-Doll- ar l G. B. ed to Bushel Schools and Public Works lU.E.ii'i-- William H. Sage, formerly colonel, Ballou, Duncan, Julius. A. Penn, Twelfth Iufant ry. E. M. Lewis. K. P. Davis, Erneat Hinds, Be Undertaken BARRED ' C. H. Martin, William Wcigel, T. G. WHY Clarence H. Edwards, formerly brigad- BEFORE OFFENSIVE "PSSES Hanson, Herman Hall, M. Crontn, (Associated by TJ. n ier,-- commanding First Hawaiian P, Press 8. Naval TJ. H. (Associated Press By 8. Naval Ooov t . Brigade. t rarnsworth, J. T. Dean, E. Wit 8ervtce) tenmeyer, M. I.enihan, munlcatloa Service) t' iX:' .iter J. M. L. Her WASHINGTON, August 23 7 John W. Buekman, formerly briga- The PA ELS August 22 sey, Frank H. Albright, food control United Btates (Asaoclated Presa TJ. Naval Com--' dier, Bout hem department. E..W. Evans, administration is prepar- Ambassador Hharp Br Wife's Father Agrees To Support U. TJ. Com- - today listened to i mnnleatlon : W. l, J. Havden, llenrv Jervey, C. H. Me ing to purchase the entire wheat crop (Associated Press By & Naval Bervic) Charles Kennedy; formerly suggestion from the municipal eouncil-me- s kinstrv. W. V. Judson, J. W. McAn of the States 1917 tnunicatioa Service) 23roat-maste- r Rernoves Infantry, general staff. I'nitcl for at a of Verdun that some WASHINdTON, Aefctrot . , ijer and His ' V. G. K. Conly. ; 88-r-A American Omar Bundy, formerly colonel, In-- drew, llean, T. Ed price hich it will determine but which KTBOOBAP, Angust strong Bi(rlfsoo, tn a communication ' " ' city and aid recon- ; ward F. McOlarhlin, William Lassiter. will be, it ia Vwo f offensive opened on "adopt" in the Right To' Exemption aatry, ad juatant general 'a department. snid, probably about German was today struction of schools und which be sent to the senate yesterday George Lrwm. W. 8. W. dollars a bushel. Of Tirul marshe other public Harry C. Hale, formerly colonel Fif- McNair, J. the northern lino the works in the shell 8now, H. I). Todd C. C. The fond be- wrecked city of denounced in strong' terms tha ."Mass- teenth Infantry, Tieu Tsiu, China. Jr., Hearn admiuistratloaJhas just and the Russians were compelled to Verdun. F. G. Maudlin, Georjje O. Oatley, An- gun to fiyht. Hoover es," the Socialist organ which he has Siehnrd M. Blanchard, formerly col- Herbert will pro- give some ground. Ambassador promised (Aasodated Press by TJ. 8. Naval drew Hero Jr.. L. H. I.yon, Frank W. ceed along the following Is re- Sharp to call from mails. ' onel,, Infect ry, school of musketry- - lines: The German heavy artillery the barred the Bervtce) Coe, William H. Smith, C. Summer-nil- . attention of the United States to Samuel D. Hturgia, formerly colonel P. Prustic measures of control next to ported to be bombarding th Bussian The MMtmaster aaserta that this pa- be applied to the idea. There are only six civilians BAN FBANC1SCX, Angust 23 Seventh Field Artillery. dairy products and , to positions in the Pvinsk region, which In Verdun, who t act iu tho capacity of per in particular and more than the Claims of HirflftV 7ohnson, son William .IT. Wright, formerly eol-- . sugar. may presage an infantry attack io Jr., of ' ' Bremen and police. general Socialist press, "was one of th r, ooel, Infantry, adjutant general's de- Not All Received Pairy men are warned that if their that sector. California 'a senator and former gov-erno- ' business partment. . . i These nttuiea constitute only 13d out present practises are calcul- leader In 'spreading an organized pro- that he is exempt from th draft Pavid C. Shanks, formerly colonel, of the 1HH coufirmed, the Associated ated to uuu the babies of the United paganda against registration for th because he has a wife, who is dependent Iafantry,' inspector-general'- s depart- Press failing to report th1! others. The States and the Allies, these practises UIOlrfliALL upon him, were made unavailing yester- l FLAYED selective draft, to hamper enlistment ment. Advertmer tiaa twice cabled, on Mon must discontinued. 1" . day when the father-in-la- of the 8uj-n- r and to hamper will l.e put on ' 4 before the draft th man came Robert L. Bullard. formerly colonel, day afternoon und Tuesday, for this the list of " '. ' drafted forward and agreed Twenty-sixt- h Infantry. list but unexampled difficulty has beer things controlled by the exports coun- sale of Liberty Bonds. Beyond these to support bis daughter. ' , cil, and the cry GUARDSMEN PROVIDED says- hi ha devliue ' Joseph K. Kuhn, formerly brigadier-general- had in securing it. Army headquarters of high prices must IN IN SENATE fiu'ts, he in letter, 1,'nder the Washington rulings where genernl staff corps. ha received n word at all. ceas.. SPEECH to give any more specific or to cite a man has a wife who would be depend- A board , l"yton C. formerly col- Hawnii in well represented in this of control for wheat will be Uiatunces. ent upon him except for support given named. onel Eighth Field Artillery. portion of the names, no less than sev (Associated By TJ. 8. by the relatives of either husband or Hoarders of wheat Pros Naval Brigadier Generals Confirmed entern of these otlicers having at one for high prices (Associated Preaa By 9. S. Naval Com-- Bervle.) ' wife or the employers of tho husband if will be compelled to tup-por- t, The following officers were confirmed time been stationed here. These in- disgorge or face trranicatlon Service) WASHINGTON, August 23 Officer expogtBdIT any of these agree to furnish ueh brigadier-generals- proceedings in as ! W. M. Nichol-son- ,' clude two commanders the IVited Btates court - exempt iou claims are upoA ' depurtment . WASHINGTON,- August and men of the national guard who barred It. C. Van Vliet. George K. Hun- among the ma jorenernls, Generals Lewis, In the discussion on the war have beep called out to guard public, that ground. Ho it is also if there is ter, W. E. Wilder, B. N. Getty, J. A, Frederick S. Strong .and Charles ti. revenue tax measure, declared the gov- and private property throughout the sufficient property to support the wife trons, in tho belong- John 8. Mallorv, W. D. Braeh, Treat. SOCIALIST ARRESTED ernment had been defrauded out of country, it was learned today, will re- the absence of husband Manuel' W. Miller, L. M. Brett, M. F. The officers at present here, bnt al t.1(X,000,00 through income tax eva- ceive the. same pay aa the gusnlsmen ing to either of them or t tho two Fults, W. C. Kafferty, G. B. Irwin, W. ready ordered uwny are General Brett, sions by wealthy citizens, and asserted who have been drafted into the federal jointly. rVKeott, C. B. Phillips, W. C. Cannon, Berry, McKne and Weigel, General Ber the treasury department was in posses- service. and bonuses . Mason, C. H. Berth, Ouy Carlton, ry being at present acting commander re. E sion of proofs showing fraudulent wlfl be the same. .. By U. B. Com- SUPPLIED BT ALL CHEMISTS. Bather, O. W. Melver, William H. Al- of this department. General Hero is ' (Asaoclated Press Naval turns. munication, Bervic) Physicians prescribe Chamberlain ' laire. T. B. Pugan, Ira A. Uaiues, W. at present fort commander. Fort Buger ' ' ADD TO WAR Colic, Cholerra and Diarrhoea Kemedy H Genernl Faison REVENUE WASHINGTON, August 22 An or-d- .C Langfitt, X. FaUon, Frederick has but recently left, because it relieve cramps in stom- "perkiua, (Associated Press By TJ. Com- PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS (Associated Frss By TJ, 8 Naval Com- the George H. Cameron,' B. P. while General Irons, until his promo 8. Naval issued today by President Wilson ach and Intestinal puins quicker than Walsh, O..W. Read, W. P. Burnham, tion was commander of the Second In- munication Service) PAZO OINTMENT ia guaranteed to munication Bervic) Seventy-t- transfers the administration" of the any preparation thny can compound. It William Johnaon, 3. F. H. fantry, Fort CHK'AOO, August FeiU-ra- l off- WASHINGTON, jVuguat a,l II. O'Neil, Shaffer, but detailed t cor blind, bleeding, itching or pro- from can be bought from any chemist. A W. I', E. accompany the mission. icers todiiy Adolph wo million dollurs was tentatively control of exports the department M. Foots, ttlehardson, E. Japanese war' arrested Germer, truding PILES ia 6 to 14 day or export of bottle will keep for years, and no horn Hatch, Harry Taylor, H, P. Styer, B. The other otticers once stationed berJ secretary of the national socialistic added by tile senate Onanco committee of commerce to the board, . MeCormiak Is which Is complete without It. For sal by all C. Morse, Grote Hutchinson,' Carl 8. are Oenernls Hodges, Kdwards, StnrglS body here, on n ehnrgo of violating the money refunded Manufactui cd by to the revenues to he obtained by the which Vance bead, bill. Is believed will simplify the working dealers. Henson, Smith & Co., agent A. W, j. P. Bar- - W,ijder, Rnfferty, Coe, Leni-ba- n espiouuge in t. (iermer was Inter liber- tb SARIS MEDICINE CO., St. Louis. war tux Individual income would Seivhmann, Brewster, Albright, this war measure. for Hawaii. 'ette, C. U. Mulr, P, B. Pevore, B. B and Keichmunn. ated on a licmil of $r,(HK). U. S.A. be made subject to tho surtax. out of