The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-08-25


TOXIC August "a ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Weless
Germany ware preparations at Kao Chau
her determination upset the Of the Orient and interfere
with the Japan forced japan into declaring the
gist Imperial rescrpt published yesterday declaring
Since the outbreak Of the in Europe with its caam
upon view with grave concern
part hopes preserving the peace
Far by the maintenance strict neutrality says the
script But adds Germany busted herself with wake prep
aratons KaoCha threatening and that of
ally and thus put into jeopardy the peace Of the Orient
After further reviewing the leading up to the nec
Hy for the rescrip 1T with profound regret there
FORE spite ardent devotion to the cause of peace that
we are compelled to declare war. ,at -r#s '@.. i
I. HOPES FOR EARLY PEACE. d,
Concluding the words Of the Mado are our earnest wish
that through the loyalty and valor Of o faithful subjects peace
may soon be restored with the glory Of the Empire enhsnosd
formal received with enthusiasm
the popuace Of Toxic Yesterday there cheering crowds be
night parade
taking part IN the great parade or cheering it as passed the
notices and sentiments Of loyalty to the ado and to the Anglo
Ambassador Rex viii leave
this week he decides San Francisco as is probable he
will sail by the American liner Manchura Ambassador Guthrie
has been requested look after German interests during the hos
special session Of the diet has been September
emergency appropriations will be asked for by the and
other egatons necessitated by the war enacted
in the Orient and the foreign Office here will remain friendly terms
with the Austrian and the Austrian home govern
ment unless the latter adopts offensive attitude
cEssIoN 70 AMERICA UNLIKELY.
reported that Germany making
the German railroad interests in the antng Peninsula to the Unit
ed States but thought possible the latter will
to the German proposals This railroad Tngau with
Taerchwang the south with Tengcau the Pach Gulf
with Tsnan the west the means OF securing German
mercial supremacy in the peninsula "&t..."
Government officials highly pleased with the attitude Of strict
neutrality taken by President Wilson and reason why the
United States should become involved the Far Eastern controversy
IN The Toxic newspapers however surprise
the extent of American suspicion Japa motives going
Premier County okuma in statement yesterday says that the
evidence which will regarding Japan actions will show
that Great Britain requested assistance and has approved
entire program which adopted consultation with Great Britain
Her attitude is well understood China has the approval
Picking u:s ... ...~ s al&>@ i>r: 'Ee-
HAS FAITH IN PRENTIER's PLEDGE.
Hon Sabuo shmada of very prominent
Japan and one OF the leaders of the opposition in the Japanese Par
lament in address made Karuzawa yesterday said that
he believed in the good faith of the when the Premier
pledged his word that intention capturing Tsngau
for the benefit OF and for Japan
He asserted that Japans policy founded her desire
vent another uprising China Should Japan retain
after have taken it from the Germans would that there
would at arise the of another Chinese revolution which
not wish to incur .l.,r ,=a H. ,. #=,E
Mr. Shimada said that Japan appreve Of the contribution
OF Germany to the civilization advancement
Japan resentfu Of the fact that the Kaiser who first raised
the Of the yellow peril and who depicted with his brush the
figure Of GeTmania with flaming sword defending Europe against
hordes Of ASIA In addition it Germany which directed the
combination that Japan Arthur
it by force of from China in 1885, 49, s'1
FoREsTALLED BY ULT1MATUM
Picking despatch reports the German minister to and
the Chinese foreign minister about to sign agreement
to restore the colony to China were issued eupon China decided
Of