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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-11
SOUTH AFRICAN
REBELLION ENDS.

LONDON, Eng. Dec. 1i.--Ar off.
clal despatch from Gen. s6otha, IN
command Of the loyal forces IN South
Africa, forwardeo from Cape Town,
ssys that the rebellion In South Afri.
e Z now virtually At an end. only !
few scattered connmandos or rebels
being Il large, and these In Immediate
danger Of capture.
Gen. 5otha confirms the report Of
the death Of the rebel leader 5eyers,
denying. however. that he had been
shot. Beyers was drowned while at,
tempting to escape across the Naal
river.
An official report from the com.
rnsnder Of the British forces operat
Inc IN Asia Minor says that Turkish
prisoners to the number OF ffco were
captured on TUESDAY In the fighting
at kuEa.
Adviees from Vienna, BY way o,
Rome, say that the recent Austrian
defeat In servia 10 admitted there.
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PRESS

road line from Lspowo to kraeojeVatz
which the Austrians stormed.
The attacks made a week ago were
repuIsed and the SerVians assumed
the offensive.
From the third until Monday the
battle was continuous, the SerVians
gradually gaining until the Austrians
were forced to admit defeat and com.
menee a preeipitous retreat.
The SerVians have taken prisoners,
during the five days Of battle 1871 Of
ficers, $4,000 men and an enormous
amount Of equipment and supplies.
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KAISER WOULD AGREE sna.'S'
TO PoPE'S CHRISTMAS TRUCE.

sERLiN, Germany, Dec. ti.-Ger!
many has notified the Vatican that
she viii ssrse to q truce during the
period Of Christmas, 40 suggested by
Pope Benedict, provided the consent
Of the Allies to a cessation Of hostlIi!
ties during the Holy Week can be OBJ,
tanned. F.
|. In 50 notifying the Pope, the Kaiser
makes II plain that his agreement 10 q
truce 10 not to be taken 40 Indicating
any desire on his part. or the part Of
Germany, for termination Of the war.
WAR MUST CoNTINE.
THE war must continue declares
the Kaiser, "until assurances have
been made that long and LASTING
peace Will be secured for Germany
Il was announced here yesterday
that the saillngs Of all Swedish steam.
ships plying between home ports and
Russia have been cancelled and that
the Russians may no longer rely upon
Sweden az. source Of food supplies,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-11

80 o'clock. following which it will
meet jointly with the members. II
has been pointed out by those closely
in tTIch with the work of the Associ-
ated Charities that the adoption OF
the. amendments as proposed will
place the organization upon a more
modern and buSinesslike basis and
place il in a position to greatly in
crease its scope OF activities.
Regarding the management of the
corporation. one OF the amendments
provides that this shall constitute a
board Of directors of 81 members;
seven to be elected each year to serve
for three years, and for the first year
seven shall be elected to serve one
years, seven to serve two years and
seven to serve three years. The va
Cancies. it provides further, shall be
filled by the remaining directors. The
members of the board shall be rep
resentative men and women, and it
is stated in the amendment that the
majority of the men shall be business
men. Not more than six women are
required" it continues, land 1t is un-
necessary to consider representatives
of other societies and benevolent agen-
cies on this board.
Regarding the manager. another
amendment says:
"A manager shall be appointed by
the board of directors and may be re-
moved at its pleasure. He shall act
as secretary OF th9 board of directors
and of all the committees of the cor.
poration"
Section of Article 6, regarding ap
pointment Of committees, is in part as
follows:
The president shall appoint within
two weeks after his election the fol
1 lowing oornmittees-an executive com
| mittee, a finance and membership
committee, family rehabilitatio
committee. and such other commit
tees. as may from time to time b'
created by the board of directors"
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NEW ZEALAND WILL
VOTE ON PROHIBITION
Try Latest NALL

CHR1STCllUR' H. New Zealand. 49,
The general elections take place early
in December and a vigorous contest
is expected between the rrohtbittonist
party and those connected with the
sale OF intoxieants. To secure nation
al prohibition or local restriction OF
licenses. the prohlbitionists have to
POLL 90 per cent or three-fifths of the
total number OF votes recorded
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AMERICAN CAN CO.
BUSINESS is LARGE
[By Latest MALL

CHlCAGO-Th AmertCn Can Com
pany is doing large business in the
manufacture Of cans, the European
war taking about all Of that product
the plants are able to take care OF at
this time Earnings OF the company
will be large this year and the pre-
ferred dividend is perfectly safe. but
the remaining arrearages on that issue
will not be paid for some time.
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sounds of a strange creature moaning
family were heard-then all was ST.
lence.
Just then Harry Murray rushed out
of the Elks' lodge entrance. But it
was too late.
You see we had arranged to take
this huge boa out to the Lava Trail
at the, Seaside tomorrow night and
exhibit him." explained Murray. I'VE
had secured permission from the fed
eral authorities and everything. We
got the constructor passed by the board
of health, the supervisors, the terri
torial entomolOgist, and the grand
jury. Everybody said it was all right
for us to bring him in but | guess
they didn't let the police know about
it for when Iaukea saw the snake he
did not wait. for an explanation but
shot and killed him. 1t was the big
python Hans, from the German steam
er Holsatia, and I'm afraid this may
cause international complications, but
at any rate. Wen exhibit the dead
snake at the Lava Trail" tomorrow
night. BY the way, admission is free
and everybody will have bully time,
even though untimely death has come
to Hans-Around- the Pacific" =
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TWENTY.DAY ARMISTlcE
DREAM or SENATOR KENYON.

WASHINGTON, o. &C, Dec. II. -
Senator kenyonsof Iowa yesterday in.
troduced q resolution into the senate
requesting the beIIigerents in Europe,
In the name Of the Congress Of the
United States, to deelarea 2oday arm
istice IN honor Of Christmas.
I Senator Works OF California intro.
dueed a bill, the provisions Of which
prohibit the expectation to any Of the
countries in Europe engaged In war
of clothing and Of ali other eonmod.
tiles, the use Of which will serve to
prolong the war.
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SERBS GUST AusTRIANs
FROM TERRITORY.

NiSH, servia, Dec. 1.-THE Aus.
trlan Invasion, which had for. its OBJ.
ject the crushing of the servisn army
and the conclusion Of servis,s further
participation in the war, has failed
miserably and the remnants Of tn,
Austrian army Of invasion are being
pursued back towards the border.
The Servians had taken up their
second lire Of defense along the rail.
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TURKS ASSURE
AMERICANS SAFETY.

NEW YORK, N. ", Dec. 1.-THE
full safety Of the American mission
aries throughout the Turkish Empire
has been guaranteed by the Porte,
this assurance coming to the head
quarters OF the American Missionary
Society from official sources yester.
day. Il,
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PETRoeRAo SAYS
LODI BARREN VICTORY,

PETHoGRAp, Russia, Dec. II. -
The German attempt TO smash their
way through the Russian army for an
checked and the Russians are holding
strongly the position they have taken
up between Lodz and the Germans
main objective.
There was heavy fighting yesterday
southwest Of Iodz and southeast Of
craeow, the Germans trying TO out.
flank the Russians by superior mobiI.
ity, but without success.
RUSSIANS RESUME
OFFENSIVE AROUND LODI.
The Russians are now bringing up
large reipforeements and are nnassine
overwhelming numbers, ready 70 re.
sumo their offensive.
IN the fighting yesterday there were
few advantages gained, al Of which
were for the Russians.
The possession Of Lodz 10 proving q
barren victory for the Invaders. Be.
fore the Russians evacuated the city
they stripped Il down to the last pan
try Of provisions and Of everything
that might possibly be found Of use to
the enemy.
When the advances Of the German
army marched into the city they found
Il empty Of supplies and Of people, the
entire population having abandoned
their homes In fear Of the Germans.
Thousands o. them walked 80 miles to
WARSAW.
a report 70 published here OF the
destructlcn Of Turkish sunbost at
the mouth Of the eosphorus theoduh
coming into contact with ONE Of the
mines placed there BY the Turks them.
selves. The gunboat was destroyed
and sank with her entire crew.
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UNION s. s. CO. MAY
RESUME SCHEDULE.

"a. p. by Com Pac. Cable =
VANCOUVER, q. c.. Dec. Hit
was announced here last night that az
. result OF the defeat Of the German
squadron in the South Atlantic en-
Monday and the clearing of the sea Of
all hostile warships, the Union Steam
ship Company would Immediately re-
suine its neouser-HonoIulu-Sydney
service, which had been Suspended.
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GERMAN SUBMARINES
TRY TO RAID SHEERNESS.

~ NHlS
ASSOCIATED Press by Fed Wireless. ]
LONDON, Eng, Dec. tt.-one Of
the most daring raids Of the war on
the part Of the German submarine flo
tiiIa was attempted yesterday morn
tiiIa was attempted yesterday morn,
mans and the loss Of two Of their sub
marines.
The details were made public last
night by the official press bureau.
Taking advantage OF the heavy
storm that was raging early yesterday
morning six submarines attempted to
steal past the sheerness forts in the
mouth Of the Midway TO reach the ad'
miraity doekyards, where number
Of British naval vessels are lying, tax.
ing on supplies. 49, =
The Germans were detected and
made the targets for furious can.
nonadins. All six submarines attempt.
cd TO turn and escape, but two were
rlddled by the shells and sunk. The
other four, Il 10 believed, reached the
open sea In safety
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AusTRIANs CLAIM
CAPTURE MANY PRISONERS.

VIENNA, Austria, Dec. 11.-An Of.
fetal statement yesterday said that
the fighting IN West Galicia continues
To date, In this battle, the Austrians
have taken Russian prisoners to the
number Of ten thousand.
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Morning. or,
HAN1H

With the exception of a reported
sale of 10 shares of Pioneer un-
changed at 24.25, the stock exchange
sheet of today is blank Of business.
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new BY-LAWSOF
CHARITIES Will
BE ACTED upon

Action on the proposed amendments
to the bylaws OF the Associated Char,
tiles will be taken this afternoon at
a meeting of the membership OF that
organization which has been called
for 4 o'clock this afternoon in the
Library of Hawaii. The board OF
directors will meet in the library at
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-23


Surely enough note awaited us at
Baker street. A government messen-
ger had brought it post haste. Holmes
glanced at it and threw it over to me.
There are numerous small fry, but
few who would handle so big an af-
fair. The only men worth consider
ing are Adolph Meyer of Is Great
George street, Westminster; Louis la
Rothiere of Campden Mansions, Not
ting Hill, and Hugo Oberstein, Is
Caulfeld Gardens, Kensington. The
latter was known to be in town on
Monday, and is now reported as haV-
ing left. Glad to hear that you. have
seen some light. The cabinet awaits
your final report with. the utmost
anxiety. Urgent representations have
arrived from the very highest quar-
ter. The whole of the state is at your
back if you should need it. Mycroft.'"
I'm afraid" said Holmes, smiling,
that all the queens horses and all |
the queens men can not aVailin this |
matter. 1 am going out now. Do you |
stay here, and the odds are that you
VIII see lie deeLAu III al AOuL VI LWOs /
At last, shortly after nine O'Clock,
there arrived messenger with a
note:
"Am dining at COLLINS restaurant, |
Gloucester Road, Kensington. Please
come at once and join me there. Bring |
with you jimmy, dark lantern, a
chisel, and a revolver. s.. H"
1t was a nice equipment for a re-
spectacle citizen to carry through the
dim, fog-draped streets. 1 slowed
them all discreetly away in my over
coat, and drove straight to the ad-
dress given. There sat my friend at a
little round table near the door of
the garish Italian restaurant.
"Have you the tools?"
"They are here in my oYercoat."
Excellent. Let me give you a
short sketch of what l have done, /
-
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London, lived in row of houses
which abutted upon the Under
ground, I was pleased. Mr. Hugo
Oberstein of Is Caulfeld Gardens had
become my objective l began my
operations at the Gloucester Road
station, where a very helpful official
walked with me along the track, and
allowed me to satisfy myself not only
that the back stair windows of Caul-.
field Gardens open on the line, but
the even more essential fact that
owing to the intersection Of one Of
the larger railways the Underground
trains are frequently held motionless
for some minutes at that very spot"
Splendid, Holmes! You have got
nY
I'VE must bear in mind that Ober-
stein has gone to the Continent to
dispose of his booty, but not with any
idea of fight, for he has no reason to,
fear a warrant, and the idea of an
amateur domiCiliary visit certainly
would never occur to him. Yet that
is precisely what we are about to
make"
A minute later we were both in the
area. Hardly, had we reached the
dark shadows before the step of a.
policeman was heard in the fog
above. AS it's soft rhythm died away
Holmes set to work upon the lower
door. I saw him stoop and strain
until with a sharp crash it few open.
We sprang through into the dark
passage, closing the area door be-
hind as. Holmes led the way up the
curving, uncarpeted stair. His little
fan of yellow light shone upon low
window.
Here we are, Watson, this must
be the one" He threw it open, and
as he did so there was a low, harsh
growing steadily into loud
roar as a train dashed past us in the
darkness. Holmes swept his light
- i "a Il
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accorgeva che Ia pipa maggiore del
gas inavvedutamente era stata mossa,
e che tutto inferno del forno era gia'
pieno di gas; appena Ia fiammella ebbe
contatto col gas che gia' era imprigio-
nato nell'interno, ST produsse una gran
famma un TERRIBLE scoppio che ven
ne inteso ma ire blocchi Distant. An
darono in frantumi tutti vetri del
rabitato del primo e secondo piano {
diversi altri dele case adiacenti.
II panettiere, che e di nazionalita
Igermanese, venne malamente accom-
ciato, tanto che fu necessario rinter-
vento dun medico locale che gil ap
presto lie prime cure. II panettiere e
ORA in letto ne avra' per diverse set
Itimane.
II piccolo del figli Cartisano di an
mi 3, puo' chiamarsi fortunate di es
sersela cavata con pochi capelli bru
ciati una forte paura; egli, mel mo
mento dellesplosione trovavasi ira
stullarsi in un cantone del panifcio
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Al nOStri lettOrie aObOnati

Richiamiamo rattenzione di tutti
Inostri letton ed abbonati sulI'avviso
che pubblichiamo in ottawa pagina del
IMagazzini del 'EBon Ton,,. Il una
vera occasione che 81 presenta tutti
Icoloro che desiderano far spesa di og.
Igetti di vestiario, scarpe ecc. poiche'
Ipresentandosi con cuponi al detti
Magazzini godranno di un notevole
Iribasso. Avyertiamo percio' tutti Co
loro che me hanno interesse, di ta-
Igliare i cuponi perche' senza di essi
non potranno usufruire dello speciale
Isconto che magazzini del Bon Ton,,
fanno per speciale concessione al let
tori del "Patriota,. Approfttatene
iunque: questa vendita speciale dura
per tutto il mese di novembre.
Simih occasioni capitano di radc.
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da ISEL.IN
In giro per la colonIa
Augariamo AFFAIR." d'oro

(F. 3D. Iu questo ameno paese vi
vono al di $50 italiani; I'M elemento,
Iquesto che va di giorno in giorno
Iprosperando. ST e. gia' formata una
societa' di un centinaio di onesti la
voratori e fra breve 81 spera che il
nostro tricolore, assieme con 10 ''star
and tripes,, sventolera' per lie vie di
Iselin per celebrare la costituzione
della nuova societa'
Una banda musicale sotto eli au-
spiel di delta societa' sta studiando
alacremente.
L'allegria il buon umore regnano
sovrani fra tutti.
Insieme al signor Enrico Proieth,
nostro agente locale ed al simpatico
giovane James Giardini mi recai vi
stare vecchi amici che sento il do
we're di ringraziare per le.cortesie usa-
|temi,
Tutti indistintamente leggono vo-
llentieri il 'Patriota,. ne facilitano
la diffusione.
Visitai anche carl amici Pietro
Calcelli, Joe Mosti, Bonifazi Papi,
Nicola Diprospero, il presidente della
nuova Societa' Domenico Ricci, il Sc
gretario di correspondence Tony Leo
ne, Vincenzo Petrini, Vito Dellapa,
o meglio il 'padre,, di Iselin, come
tutti 10 chiamano,
Visitai inoltre 10 studio fotograico,
Iimpiantato con sistemi moderni del
l'arte del sig. Antonio Pedrinelli.
Feel anche la conoscenza con 81
gnori j. Talian. +. Calisti, +. Gil
rardi, Mich Dipaolo.
Sentiti ringraziamenti q tuttl per
la gentle accoghenza fattami.
Ringrazio ancora Enrico Proietti e
". Dellapa per avermi invitato gen
ltilmente pranzare con loro.
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da HOMER CITY
L'amlco di futtI

Chi e. che non conosce ad Homer
City, d. L. Trunzo? LIE sue buone
maniere, suoi tratti gentili, sono q
tutti mott. Chiunque 81 rivolge da lui,
per qualsiasi cosa, e sempre accoltc
con la piu' squisita gentilezza e CO
franco sorriso sulle labbra.
Egli ha saputo accativarsi la stims
Idi tutta la colonia italiana degl
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-11-28

Eamericani RESIDENT ad Homer City {
Incl dintorni. D. L. Trunzo ha saputc
e So tenere sempre alto, in ogni occa
sione, il buon nome italiano.
II La sua intelligence non comune, la
sua ferma volonta' il suo tatto,
hanno formato di lui ruomo che tutt
avvicinano volentieri del quale tutt
Inc amm1rano il buon carattere.
\ D. L. Trunzo e state scalto da suo
connazionali coprire la carica di pre-
sldente della forente societa' G.. Co
lom5o, di cui ne dirige lie sort cor
zelo perspicacia.
La fiducia cge ha saputo ispirart
nell elemento americana gil ha procu
ratio il posto di Guardiano del Campo
imincrario di Lucerna Iii Assistente
ldel "Pay Master, (Pagamastro), i'm
Ipiego questo che puo ottenersi sola-
mente quando la fiducia Ponesta
sono lie basi principal di chi e. tenuto
a reggerlo, E D. L. Trunzo e proprio
la perla del gentiluomo che possiede
lie suddette qualita'.
Non possiamo fare memo di mo-
strare tutti gil italiani questo no
stro connazionale che con l'intelli-
genza col lavoro indefesso ha sa-
puto elevarsi quel grado che giu-
stamente gil spetta.
Pr. E.
Inausurazlone di un nuoVo locale
(Rep.) = Sabato scorso mel nuovo
locale di proprieta' di Marino Pace,
ebbe luogo un riuscitissimo ballo di
.amici per festeggiare la inaugurazione
.di detto locale.
La costruzione e. stata diretta dal
|noto contrattore Giuseppe Mazza.
Ii locale sara aperto agIi AFFAIR." nei
.principi del mese entrante cioe' la
settimana ventura, vera chiamato
Hotel Roma. Sara un locale di primo.
Iordine tutto il comfortable moderno
.ivi 81 t-oYera'.
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ST vende

Cavallo, carrozza fnimenti un
plczzo moderato. 81 venderebbe anche
cavallo sol, ..yallo da tiro 81 vende
soto garanz,a
Per maggiori particolari rivolgers
al nostro utiicic.
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Basti dire che il dirigente rarte GU
linaria e il famoso "Don Chisciotte,,
che con raiuto della sua gentle 81
gnora sa preparare COST beue succo-
lenti spaghetti ALA napoletana mile
altri cibi squisiti.
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II nOstrO qiOrnale

81 vende ogni sabato, nella
citta' d'Indiana, Pa, presso
la cartoleria ed agenzia gior-
nalistica di Huey&Moorhead,
in Philadelphia st. (di fronte
ALA stazione del carri).
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DaIe COlOnie ita1iane
della PENNSYLVANIA
da JOHNST0WH
Per la formazione
della nuoVa Societa' calabreSe

"a. Gatto). : Una prima seduta
preparatoria flu tenuta domenica scor-
sa nella nuova sala della musica ita-
iiana in Church st. !; in essa son con-
venute Ten 46 persone, che 81 scno
gia sottoscritte come soci fondatori
della nuova societa', con quello Sian
clio che e. tutto proprio del fgli della
mobile generosa Calabria.
II concorso della prima seduta nor
potra mancare con piu maggioranzs
nella seconda, gia' stabilita per do
menica 20 corr. ale ore 2 pm. ne
medesimi local. in Church st.
Intanto il Sig. Achille Cato fl
nominate presidente provvisorio
Domenico A-onne segretario; furonC
fatte lie pratiche necessarie presso
Grande Venerable Sig. A. Giusepp'
Di Silvestro di Philadelphia, Pa. accio
la nascente societa' appartenga all
Grande Loggia dell Ordine Figli d'I
talia della Pennsylvania. Appena for
mata administrations, vera da Phi
ladelphia il Grande Ufficiale per ini
ziarla-
yogliamo sperare che il resto de
Calabresi che non erano present. all
prima seduta essendo occupati al la
voro, non vorranno mancare IL giorn
29 allie ore 2 pm.
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Olsarazla

Lunedi' mattina % novembre, allie
ore 10 ant POGO nance che una gra-
We sventura colpisse la casa dellot-
timo AMIGO Rocco Cartisano, causa
uno scoppio di gas.
Mentre il panettiere era intento ad
accendere la piccola ..famma per in
trodurla nell'interno del forno, non 81
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CEPCASI

ragazzo robusto per tipografia.
Rivolgersi Q scrivere a f. Bia-
monte, Marshall Bldg, In
diana. Pa.