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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
MADE 4
M0MENT0US Tn P

SAN FRANCISCO. December 49,
tAssociated Press by Federal wireless)
w. w. RoclxhiIl. the special Chinese
councillor, who died last week IN Homo
iuin, was returning to China after hav.
ing boon In the United States upon a
mi5sion Of tbs greatest Importance 20
the Republic OF China
II has just been learned that MIR.
Rockhill 8 Mission was to induce Amen
can hnancisrs to take over the $125,-
0oO,O00 loan which had been arrangen
for with German, English. Japgnese and
Russisn brnirers in April 1918
II has come to lisht that Frame mott
fed China that the Trench loan would
be abrogated rn.ess GeE7nsny was az
Guided from par it1a'ion Engiand
and Russia supported the French de-
niand ana soueht 20 destroy the German
fnandal rnd CONNER t1l standing IN
China sfT x
When the present European war
broke out, the Chinese finances were in
precarious condition owing to the in
ability Of the contracting powers to fuf
hn their agreements. President Yuan
shi -Kai being HELPLESS TO relieve the fitl
uatiun, sent Mr.. Rockhill to the United
States to try and have the entire loan
Transferred to American bankers. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
BRITISH CRUISER
PURSUES DRESDEN
German Fugitive Has About Eiuh-
teen Hours start Of
Foe IN Race
She Sails From Punta Arenas
Only Few Hours Before
Enemy Arrives

N
BUENos AvREs, Argentine, De.
cember io (Anscciatsd Press by Com.
mereial Pacific Cabie) ~ Advices receivs
Cd hero ycstefday from Punta Arenas
ssatc chat the German cruiser Dresden,
which arrived IN distress, Following
tho nf.,al battle OF the Falkland
Island last weck, sailed from that
port on Sunday night
the Dresden had been out Of port
only a few hours whom tho British
cruiser Bristol cssne In.
BRISTOL IN PURSUIT
Learning Of the Dresdena depart.
ure. the Bristol put to sea IN pursuit.
Tho Dresden had about eighteen
hours start OF the Bristol. Is
The Bristol Is small cruiser, but
larger ana more heavily armed than
the Dresden, She carries two e-inch
guns. against which the German has
only 4-inch.
SPEED OF CRUISERS EQUAL
In tcnne7e. the BRISTOL Is Of 1900
TONS the Dresden being $500 tom.
Each cruser is credited with a speed
a twenty.foar knots, but whether the
German has been disabled or not dur.
ing her rceens experiences in battle
ana on the rocks and her speed cut
down is not known "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
Prominent Women Discuss Pro-
bIem Of Giving Maynard
Children New Fouthcid
REF0RmAT0RY RELEASES
ARE ESPECIAL CONCERN
Central Committee Of All Organ
cations Interested Suggested
TO Handle These Cases
(Efonl wednesllay AdvertI et.l-

(Trom Wednesday Advert Ell
" 70 stop the descent Of the maynard
child, who has suecumbed 10 tenipta.
tions and been pat away in a reform.
atory to give the child who has Stun
bled new foothold in society--a gronp
Of women numbering about 100 and
representing various associations, from
a theatrical society 10 church club,
met yesterday afternoon in the parish
hopse Of the Central Union Church.
I There they discussed the Maynard
child, and whit could be done BY them
individually or as an organizafipu TO
wee that he or she, as the case NAV be
Is given a new start in life after leav-
ing the reformatory--a place IN a pri.
waite home, preferably, where the child
could be looked after and protected
against the temptations which before
had proved too strone for the ineorrigi.
BILE.
Tho meeting yesterday was deserib.
ed as the Simultaneous outorowth Of the
speeches made December |, when many
women interested in the ehild-welfare
movement listened to tie address OF
Miss Margaret Bergen Of the associat'
ed charities, and others.
II was decided informally that a
child-welfare central committee should
be formed, the personnel TO be made I,p
from all associations interested IN the
movement.
ssThe plan is simply this, said one
of the women at the meeting. 1--WE
want sucf a committee as this TO take
charge Of the children when they leave
the industrial schools TO find place
for them where they will he protected
against the temptations which they arc
not strong enough to resist.
;. a The meeting cannot be said TO have
been held under any ones auspices. II
was simply spontaneous oiitgrowth
Of the speeches two weeks ago. W.
will meet January 2 to'perfect organi
zation. ',f
Mrs. b. +. Dillingham; presided at ths
meeting, and Miss Mable y. Bosher
principal Of Kawaiahao, conducted The
discussion. Mrs. p. L. Weaver read b
paper on. the child.welfare subject. Thii
paper VIII ibe read this afternoon be
fore thei legislative committee Of tbs
associated CHARITIES.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
GERMAN CRUISER lNTERNED
BY GUAM NAVAL OFFICIALS

WASHINGTON, December le.--( Gas
cociated Pres by Federal wireless) -
The converted German cruiasr cormor-
Ens, which arrived at Guam on Mon.
day, was yesterday interAcd by the
naval authorities there The cormorl
ant Is a 50oo-ton steamer, armed as a
commerce destroyer, She has com
pany Of twenty-.wo officers and three
fnndred and fiftyifyc men.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
WA|MEk WHARF
ORDERED BUILT
Harbor Board Votes TO Go Ahead
with This Work At
Once
prom Weaao.,Ias AAseltIser.

i4s fFrdm Weaacsdav Aaeotiser
m, ~, - n. i ...,a..,, !,
\, Y I, ~ ~.
my meeene ~ 'he hafpor poara yes
terday morning between the members
and Joseph y. Sheedy OF the Inter,
faiaod staa,o Na,,e at;,,l ,,.,,,,o,o an
u .,,,
Wy ProROsSu .eo"' nnh''lnB p'apt " ny
installed at Pier for the necommohh
tion Of the bin passenger steamers th6t
ac.h n,.,a Natt,;.., ~ 1os.;,, 10
f,,rc r1ar deAido,l la,S,,.., - 6,ar,i
= f.,,s, ~,
IL eneafi5n fartl,s. ,sith s,,oss intel'
C31efets wharf for <anst
M - ynscd H., ,,v,,.s...l ,.,,,t, ,i,a con.
.isse i,,,, ~ ! NJ, t,.,,.cl ',.,sass,s ,yhssf
81 Wain.s anai =, fato Nv, M ,s,a.e ~ ~
ne snrn onf ,voe.ien efs,et,,ra whicb
har Mean dnino, ,,ervicc "A INT ,,oint for
mnnv voagr isor mis- Vel, tbe la,
lecislat ure a,,ero,,,ieted 40 eoe o,t ~
4 loan fnnd Kanai ;nterests Nav,
aoreed ~ taha 40 ooa tsar,6 ~ ma
now banaa M
Nav Rids for I5iio vhayf
The hoara' Mao .leei,led Al eaji for nes,
b;da FOR fhc thed that q ~ 10 ereete,t
IN The new Tiilo Kharf the forner Ma
HAVING been thrown out an sa,na leva,
teehnieality, A 4 ,neoting A. M hel,l
AZ half past seven O'Clock tonioht tns
board viii award the contract for nav.
inc The Hilo wharf The mieetion Of
provi,ling rargo convevar 'for this
wharf viii he consi,Icred NJ 4 iatoy late.
A Ionathv renort haa beeu ,nale nv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
GERMAN consul TRIED
TO BREAK THE LlM
10 HELP FtTHERLlAg

SAN FRANCISCO. December Ia
tAssociated Press by Federal wireless)
Agents Of the department Of justice.
after an investigated Of the circum-
stances surrounding the ehartsrihg OF
the vessel Olson 4 Mshoney, have In
formed the attorney general that Baron
Won schack, acting German consul, sup
piied the funds with which the Olson
d Mahoney's sl5o,ooO cargo was
bought. Clearance for the vessel mas
been refused and the cargo has been
loaded. +
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
NATIONAL LtPRlSARlUA
IS ADVOCATED Hf BLUE

WASHINGTON, December 49, CAS-.
ISOLATED Press by Federal wreless)
sn-geon-cencral BIae, In report Of
the pubic health service to con+ress,
makes Recommendation that the fed,
eral government establish aad main
tain national lerrosariun, 70 b. con.
Quoted under tho public health bureau,
in discussing the general leprosy stu
alton, he reports that there are one
hrnayed and forty-six known cases Of
leprosy in the mainland United States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
BATTLEsH|P DESTROYED
BY IATERNlL EXPLOSION

LONDON, December Ia (Assooiat-
ed Press by Federal wireless) The
British admiralty Announces that acct
dental ignition Of the ammunition do
stroyed the 15.Ooo-ton British battle
ship Bnlwark at. sheerness few days
ago. The admiralty declares that the
explosion that destroyed the lighting
machine was not hoeiilo act nor due
to treachery
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
BRITISH, WILL NOT SEARCH
AMERICAN VESSELS AT SEA

WASHINGTON. December 16. ~
Associated Press by Federal wireless)
Sir Arthur Spring Rice. the British
ambassador, yesterday notified the state
department that Great Britain - will
ing to forego her right to board ana
search American ships at sea carrying
cargoes from American ports If the ship
masters will confer with the British
consuls at the port Of departure and
satisfy them that their eargoes include
nothing Of contraband nature.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
Advices From City Of Mexico Are
In Effect That One Hundred
and Fifty Prominent Citizens
Have Been Secretly Executed
cARRANzA FORCE PUTS
A VILLA ARMY TO R0uT
At Request Of General Bliss Sec
Rotary Of War Has Ordered
Three Regiments Of infantry
and Field Battery To Arizona
VVTAsnINaToN, DEcsMBEI
!" "a ,k..,,.,...s No.. -,

VVIAsuINGToN, DECEMBER
w 10 ny (Associated Press by
Federal wireiess) ~ Fighting
was reported last night from two diff
ferens places in Mexico. while at Naco
a score Of bullets were fred into Amer
lean tsrritory. despite the announce
meat Of General Maytorona that he
would obey the orders Of Provisiona.
President Gutiorrez to rceass the at.
tack rather than jeopardize interna.
tional relations. and 70 refrain from
further lighting until the pisuatton
wcald obviate the necessity Of. firing
over into American tcrr7tory'' Small
pox has broken out among the Mexi
cans 81 Naco. two cases being isolated.
PROMINENT MEucANs SLAIN
.Advices yesterday from Mexico City
say that $50 Mexicans who were once
rror.inent citizens have been secretly
executed. Having cast their lot with
the ,,ariors factions they loss all they
had with the varying fortunes Of the
different leaders, and had incurred the
no ti1ity Of the present party in power.
Despaschss from Brownsville, Texas
report that General Cabal1ero, with a
big CarTanza force has defeated and
routed villa army which was advanc-
ing upon Tampico. The battle Is re-
ported to have been the hottest engage
meat since the Resumption Of hosdlit,
les. The defeated Villa army is Zee
ing with Caballero IN close pursuit.
GENERAL villa ACTIVE
Although his troops were defcated In
this engagemcnt villa was personally
active elsewhere, ana yesterday cap
tnrcd the city Of Guadalajara. carital
Of the state Of Jalisco, according TO
kilograms received from El Paso. .
Re liable infcxrnasion was received
here yesterday to the eject that Luis
Cabrera has been apooinsod Carranza' 3
secretary OF the treasury.
,fAt the request Of Bffgaaier General
r. IL Bliss. Secretary Of War Garrison
has ordered to Naco TIRES regiments OF
infan'ry from Galveston snd a battery
Of 47insh heavy field guns from Fort
Sill, Oklahoma.
u n = Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
REPORTS SAY
GERMANS Gain
London lnterprets French An
nUuncement To Indicate An
Advance BY the Germans
British Press Bureau Says Allies
Made Successful Attack
On flanders Front

LONDON December a. CAS- .ociac.
ted Press BY Federal wifaessl AN
omcial statement made yesterday a.
Paris says:
Between the sea and .he river
Lys, the English, after an offensive
movement, have occupied a sihafl forest
west Of Wytschaetoe.
I'VE have retained the ground wa
won yesterday along the User canal
and west Of Hollsnbocke despite a
vigorous counter-av.ack made BY tho
Germans.
Elsewhere there Is little but inter.
n1ittent cannonading. "a
I'VE have everywhere retained tho
ground we have won except at stcin-
bach, where the Germans have made
an infantry attack and gained q foot
hold. f ct,
'.In the vosges the Germans have
bombarded railway stations at st.
Leonard and commercy from great
distances
GERMAN GAIN ADMITTED
British military experts following
tho course Of the hostile ar--ies IN the
battling along the western line see IN
the French ofhciai stateriont an aek-
nowledgment Of gains made BY the
Germans.
It Is pointed out that Commercy. tho
railway station Of which has been bonn
barded BY the cer-aans. Is ten n.iles
sou.h Of st. Mihiel, which has hitherto
been su,po3ed TO 1aark the tip Of the
German wedge driven into the french
center. st. Leonard lies somewhat
south Of the point previously mentioned
In vosges as marking the battle front.
AUsTRIANs PURSUE RUSSIANS
The German oficial announcement a.
sued from Berlin last night says:
Ensign Nicholas de Sverbeew, son
Of the last Russian ambassador to Ger
many, has been killed in the lighting in
Poland. M
1.-THE Russians are retreating through
the carpathians, pursued through snow
and ice by the Austrian armies. IA
Hungary Is now entirely cleared OF
Russians. ts 90
GERMANS AND BRITISH DIFFER
Regarding the situation in France
and Belgium, Berlin says sft4e8'
1.-THE French attacks against our po-
sitions south Of Ypfes have failed with
heavy losses 70 the attacking forces.
Other disastrous attacks were attempted
northeast Of Snippes, south Of Verdun,
near Ally and Agreement, south Of Sc.
Mihiel and near Flirey.
In the vosages we, have recaptured
Steinbach." Is
The British ofacial press bureau said
yesterday: gt
In Flanders a combined attack was
made by the Allies yesterday on a
three-mile front from Hollenbecke to
Wytschaetee 1t resulted IN ths'capture
Of several trenches and Substantial
progress being made against the Ger.
mans" -sA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
CHILD BORN AFTER
DEATH OF MOTHER

NEW YORK, December 16,-tA ssoci
ated Press by Federal wireloss) --For
the second time in the history Of the
medical profession Of this city a ch'ld
was born in local hospital yesterds v
after death had coma to the mother.
Firth had been delayed and the Caesar
ian operation had been decided upon AZ
the only means whereby the mother and
child had chance for life. The mother
'Gied shortly after the operation had
been begun and fifteen minutes before
tho babe was removed from the body.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
EXPLOSION iMPRlSONS
EIGHT HUNDRED MINERS

TOXIC, December 16s- (Associated
Press by Federal wireless) Eight hun.
dred Iaborers have been imprisoned by q
coal mino explosion at Fulkuoka.
strenuous efforts are being mAdo to fires
the imprisoned miners.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
STRONG PANAMA DEFENSE

wAsH1EGToE, December 1s.-tAs-
ISOLATED Press by Federal wireless)
Commander Yates Stirling Jr., United
States navy. commanding the subma-
rine flotilla Of the Atlantic neet, told
the house committee on naval affairs
yesterday that IN addition TO the navy,
a large mobile army Of all arms would
be necessary at Panama to protect The
canal ana keep Il open IN the event OF
war;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
FOUR MILLION EGGS
SHIPPED TO LONDON

BOSTON December 16.-- (Associpsed
Press by Federal Wireless) -Four mil
lion eggs, making mp the largest single
shipment OF the kind ever sent out Of
the country, were yesterday delivered
aboard the steamer Anglican, which
cleared last night for London. The
value Of the shipment IS given in the
bill Of lading at $50 900,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
MIKADo'S YOUNGEST
SON REPORTED ILL

TOXIC, December le-- Especial Cable
to the Nippu JijDr Prince Talramntsu.
youngest Of the three sons Of Emperor
Yoshihito, has been under The care Of
a physician for the past several days
suffering from an illness which IS be-
lieved Is not serious, according to an
announcement made at the royal palace
today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
DID NOT WANT TO COAL

LIMA, Feru December 16--(Asso.
ciated Press by Commercial Pacific
Oable) 1t WAC learned here yesterday
that the German cruiser Dresden sailed
from Puntr. Arenas without rsplenish-
ing her bunkers. The cruiser Bristol
is in close pursuit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
TOXIC PREPARES TO
WELCOME G0NoUER0R

TOXIC. December 16( Especial Cable
to the Nippu Jill Lieut.. Gen. M. Ka-
mic, who was in command OF the Japa-
nese army which captured Tsingtau.
the German naval base ON the China
sea, last night arrived at Shimonosezi,
en- route to Toxic. He Is expected 70
arrive here December Is, and plans are
being made TO welcome him and the
members Of his stat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18

WARRINGTON. December l6,-(A
sociated Prese by Federal Wireless) -
A. a cabinet meeting yesterday, pre-
sided over By the President. IL was de-
cided TO. despatch a number Of war
shtps TO Panam1, 10 protect the cslal
and tha adjacent waters from further
violations Of neutrality ON the part Of
belligerest vessels The number and
the kind OF ships win be determined
after Z full report n the situation Is
made by Colonel G2ethals. his cabled
requests for destroyers not hr,, ing fully
specified the nature Of the un neutral
acts cq.z-lained e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
THE oHILDREN,s COLDS.

Watch the children's colds and cure
them before they weaken the vitality.
Use Chamberlain g Cough Remedy free.
~. il is Isrfectly safe. 1t has been
tested BY chemists and pronounced free
from injurious Substances and costs but
q tfiAe For sale by all dealers, Benson
Smith { Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
.GUAH0ET SMITH LOSES
BOUT TO aN G0fFEY

NEW YORK, December 16-( Associ
ated Press By Federal Wireless) Gun
boat Smith suffered another defeat when
Jim coffey outfought him and got a de-
Il don in ten round bout here last
night. l6 &
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
TO gUHE A C0LO M ONE nAY

Take Laxative BroDo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money il il fails to cure
Z w Groves signature is on
zach 4 5x
'aRIsgE; tcNR "a. 81 2 ous {, /. :,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18

A number OF members Of the Outris
ger club have passed an examination
showing proficiency in the use Of the
pulmotor. This apparatus, il will DO
was purchased by friends
of the Late Eobert Sinclair as a me
mortal 70 him II is kept at the Mo.
ana Hotel Office SO that il may be
ready for use in resuscitation in ease
of apparent drowning.
The examination was conducted by
DR. Il. H. Morong The following
passed successfully, r. r. Auerbach,
a. r. Brown, y, Cook, Mr. Cornelius,
Al, II Ford, n. Graham, y. Haysei.
don, R. Higgins, J. llorner, w smith
and j. Stielsney
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
F-3 and FLARE Keeping Touch
With Alert BY Wireless
During Cruise
lFrom wedneg day Adrertiser.l

HfHfA EFpui McQutf OuN .<AQNtfllhtf.l tat5
Somewhere OH MoIokai last night
section Of the submarine division, con
sisting Of the F.s and "a, was ont on
its two.day practise cruise. On board
the Submarine tender Alert lying at
the navy dock in Honolulu. naval
wireless operator sat ia bis little cabia
with the hcadpiece Of his wireless set
strapped on, taking down from time TO
time the radiograms sent out By the lit.
tie vessels reporting their lositiohs and
the incidents Of the cruise.
Surface Dash Across Channel
Occasionally the operator on the
Alert would start his generators hum
ming, and when he began 70 work with
his sending key the machine would
sl'ntter and craekle as the spark fash
cd out and was picked mp and read
aboard the submarines ami a few mo-
ments later back CAME thesreply.
On account of the discomfort in sub
marine cruising on the surface in rough
water, it was the intention Of the Of
fcer in command 10 keep to the lee
ward Of the islands, but when the chan
mel was found TO be smooth this morn
ing IL was decided TO make ths ruI to
Molokai through the channel aud pro-
coed on down around the island Of Ha.
waii.
VIII Cruise Continually
The crews OF the submarines are aux-
ions TO see the volcano now In action,
and this cruise win afford then the
opportunity, while engaged Ia their
regular work IL is not probable, though.
that they win have an opportunity 10
90 ashore, as they are required 70
ertiise continually while out on this
annual trip. This test Is not oniy 90
determine the cruising radius and sea.
worthiness Of the submarines, but Is
also test of the wireless outfits. Lieut.
l.. r. Welsh Is in command Of the F-3
and Lieut.. Alfred EIDE commands til
IA They are due TO return ON Thurs
day morning.
FL Has Nose, In Mud
An interesting sight at the Homo
lulu navy dock yesterday was tbs sub.
marine FL with her bow submerged
20 as to bring the storm high ont Of lha
water. Some slight injuries 10 the pro
pellor blades were being remedied, and
the Offices aud men stool on the hort
zontal mldeis while they wcnt about
their work,
IN a --------------- 's--7 -'-----7T--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
GOTHAM STOCK exchange
RESUMES open TRADING

NEW YORK, December 16--t Associ.
atcd Press by federal wireless) The
New York Stock Exchange began
open trading today for the first time
since II closcd down several months ago
on account Of chaotic condi Ions caused
by the European war. The trading TO-
day showed further eon5picuous ad-
vances In securities due TO the strong
buoyEncy. Later foreign Hquidation3
operated TO feutralize the carly gains
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R0ME, December 49, tAsEoeiatod
Press By Federal wirele5s) The italian
government announces that Turkey has
returned q. A. Richardson, the British
consul at Modcida, Arabia, TO the Ital-
ian consulate at that place. where he
had taken refuge and was forcibly
seized and removed some days ago by
Turki-h authorities.
Tho italian demand has been com
pliad with in fuli end, besides return
ing the prisoner 70 the protection Of the
Italicn cofIsulate at Modeida, this Tux
ish goyernment has issued formal
apology "dsploring the unauthorized
act Of its officials
The Turkish compliance with Italy 3
deinsnd a satisfactory 10 the govern
fuent. and Is source Of much gratihca-
iion 70 tho people. The pres comnlend8
the prompt action and firm stand taken
by the government.
d. . .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18

Under bond in the sum Of $4,000,
the Henry Waterhouse Trust Company
was appointed yesterday by Judge
Whitney as administrator Of the estate
Of William Mitchell, deceased.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
WARRINGTON, December TO-. CAS-

Z WARRINGTON, December To- CAS-
sociated Prose by Federal Wireless) ~
Presidena Wilson yesterday les y be
made public that he was opposed TO
that section OF tho proposed new i'm.
migration legislation that imposed a
litoracy test upon those desiring to
enter the country fer residence. this
being one OF the cactlpns Of the bill
most singled ont for attack during
previous Eessioas Of cc1gress. The
President states that tho Equality
Of the Immigrant oslnot be deter
mined through an examination in,o
his or her ability 70 read CT write.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
WASHINGTON, December le.-

WASHINGTON. December l6,--(As
Gociated Press by Federal wireless)- -
The weather bureau says that there
will be two more days Of freezing
weather throughout the Urited States
sffecting every portion Of the Union
with the exception of the Pacific Coast
and Southern Pacific. Yesterday the
cold In many sections Of the country
was extreme. In st, Louis, Missouri
one death from freezing was reported
while reports OF suffering have been
received from scores Of cities.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18

Joe Macedo acted peaeemaker for
the Scott family last night and as a
feaqlt received lacerated scalp at the
hands OF Mr.. Scott. Maeedo appeared
at the pAliee station and reported that
ne was asked by Mrs. Scott TO accom-
pany her TO the Ghoemakine establish
meht OF her husband at Kim and Ala.
koa streets. and TO explain 10 her erring
anouae, why he should leave the flowing
howl alone. Before Macedo had started
his lecture on temperance he was fellea
with a wagon smoke welded by the
isate and bibulous Scott N
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
BAN FRANcIsCo. pecol

BAN FRANCISCO. December 1s.--
(Assooiated Press By Federal wirelessl
unable to await his arrival here, T.
v. Smith, a passenger on the steamship
Kanoa, which reached here yesterday
from Honolulu, underwent mastoid
operation en- ronte. The operation was
entirely successful
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18

y. v. Saith was a.Yisitor in Homo
hlu, his stay here being OF only few
tlays
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18

The Austrian invasion Of Montenegro
has been, no more successful than theis
invasion Of servia. Yesterdays re-
port from Oetitnje says that the left
wing OF the Austrians has been cut of
from the main army By the Montene-
grins and Is being harried In It's retreat
towards the Bosnian border.