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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
REVOLT OF BOERS
VIRTUALLY ENDED

LONDON, December IL W. (Asso,
ciated Press by Federal wireless.) ~
An official dispatch from General
Botha, in command Of the loyal force.
in South Africa. forwarded from Cape
Town. says that the rebellion in South
Africa is now virtually at an end, only
a few scattered coumandos or rebels
being at large, and these in immediate
danger Of capture.
General Botha confirms the report
of the death, of the rebel leader Beyers,
denying, however, that he had been
shot. Beyers was drowned while at.
tempting to escape across the vaal
River. ..r
An offcial report from the com.
mander Of the British forces operating
In Asia Minor says that Turkish prison.
ers 20 the number Of eleven hundred
were captured on Tuesday in the fight
ing at Kuma. &
Advices from Vienna, by way Of
Rome. say that the recent Austrian de-
feat in seryia Is admitted there.
q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
KAISER WILL
MAKE TRUCE
FOR XMAS

.
n ERLTN, December IL. tAsso.
n ciated Press by Federal Wire.
less.) --0ermany has notified the
Vatican that she win agree to truce
during the period Of Christmas, as sug.
gested by Pope Benedict, provided tho
consent Of the Allies to cessation Of
hostilities during the Holy Week can
be obtained.
In so notifying the Pope, the Kaiser
makes IL plain that his agreement to
truce Is not 70 be taken as indicating
any desire on his part, or the part Of
Germany, for termination Of the war.
WAR MUST CONTINUE
The war must continue, declareo
the Kaiser. "untii assurances have
been made that 4 long and lasting
peace win be secured for Germany,
1t was oficialiy stated yesterds;s
that the Kaiserss catarrh Is relaxing
and his Temperature Is normal
II was announced here yesterday
that the sailiHss of All swedish steam,
ships plying bssWeen home ports and
Russia have been cancelled and that
the Russians may mo longer rely upon
Sweden as source Of food supplies.
RUSSIAN nossEs AT LODI
The Russian. losses in the fghting
before Lodz are admitted by Petro-
grad TO be sixty thousand oficers and
men, silaf.
An Official report Of the develop
ments in both theaters Of war denies
the French claims Of successes ON their
right The report indicates that the
German turning movement on the Rus
sian right flank in North Poland is
progressing satisfactorily and rapidly,
the polish town Of Prsasnysz, on the
railroad southeast Of MIawa, hsving
been occupied. The oficial report says:
"A renewed French attack on Roc
roi broke under our effective artillery
fire and the enemy lost heavily.
Three French aviators dropped
bombs ON the open town Of Freiburg
but no damage was d,ne.
OTHER OPERATIONS
''In East Prussia the only activity
is an exchange Of artillery fire.
In North Poland we have stor:nsd
Przasnysz and captured six hundred
soldiers in the town
sour attack along the right bank
Of the river yistula continues
.'1aussisn attacks in southern Poland
have been rspulsed.' 2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
.Scharnhorst Fought
Hard Three Hours
and Then Sank
oNDoN December 10 1As.oc,a,

IT oNDoN. December TO- (Associat-
cd Press by Commercial Pacific
oable) The supplementary report
Of the Mondays battle between bis
neet and the German squadron under
command 1t Admiral Count Won spec,
received yes.SdAy from Admiral 81
Frederick sturdSs and given ont IN parl
By the admiralty, Indicates the COM
plete wiping out OF tn German aotilia,
warships and attendant sss::..--s ana
merchantmen with supplies. 2T7
NURNBERG Is SUNK
Following the general engagement, in
which his main ships attacked and
sunk the two large German cruisers ana
the small cruiser Leipzig, the British
light cruisers pursued and overlook the
cruiser Nurnberg, sending her 10 the
bottom. The sole survivor, the cruiser
Dresden, ned into the Strait Of Magsl-
Ian, where she Is now cornered and ali
hope Of escapesshut OF.
scHARNHoRsT FOUGHT HARD
The scharnhorst fought for three
hours before she was sunk, her sister.
ship, the Gneisnau, continuing the bat.
tie against great odds for two hours
longer. when she too went down The
British lost no ships and an inconsider-
able number Of men, the Germans being
unable to close in sufficiently to make
their gunhre effective.
NJ DEFEAT rs ANNIHILATIoN
The admiralty persist in its refusal
to make public the names of the Britiah
ships engaged in the night.
Naval experts, discussing the British
victory in the Falkland Islands battle,
note that all the naval engagements in
the war show that defeat in modern
warfare on the seas is equivalent to
virtual annihilation. They point to the
story Of the other important battle IN
South American waters. on Coronel in
which the British squadron was prac.
ticaly smashed.
. . y d Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
FORMER PLEDGES NOT |
BINDING ON JAPAN

TOXIC, December 1o.-( Especial "a.
Bile to the Nippu Jiji)--In rosponss
70 query put by @, Matmda. 4 ron
resentative OF the seiyukai, OF anti.
governmental party, Baron 7. KGso.
minister Of foreign anairs, today ds.
clared in an address in the chambso
Of deputies that the Japanese govern.
ment has made no assurance to 0fest
Britain or the United States REGARDING
its proposed disposal OF the Marshall
Islands, the Island OF Yap or Of Tsine-
tau, the former German naval base on
the China Sea.
Baron Kato further stated that Japan
now has a free hand In deciding wheth.
or Tsingtau shall be restord 10 China
or held permanently by the Japanese
and that the Empire Is mder no obi.
cations to any foreign powers IN this
matter. Alsi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
SECRETARY OF NAVY
SEES DISARMAMENT
Exhaustion Of Powers After War
win Compel Reduction
efArmament

Il. /. - q
wAsffINGToN, Dscsnbtr H. CAS-,
sOciased Press BY Federal wirslsss) --
Secretary Of the Navy Danisls sx
pressed the opinion before the house
naval committee yesterday that the end
Of the war in Europe would find the
belligerents 80 exhaussed, both in
finances and mon, that the movement
for conference to considsr intsrna.
tional disarmarnent would take definite
thape and would be called.
AS result Of such conference,
coming when It Will the secretary ex-
poets 10 see . great reduction In the
armies and heets Of the world.
SHOULD PROCEED NORMALLY
For this reason. he told the commit
tee. the growth Of the United States
navy At the present time should be
orderly, without any abnormal increase.
although he was In favor Of strength-
ening the heet so long as this normal
growth be found necessary. The son,
'timent Of the nation. however. was op-
posed to any attempt on the part of
the United States to snter Into a naval
race with any one Of the Powers Of
Europe. :.
IN SECOND PLACE NOW
Admiral Fletcher, whose comparisons
Of the day before were always between
the American navy and that Of .'tho
strongest Power Z yesterday said that
the only navy which was stronger than
that Of the United States was that Of
Great Brtkain ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
ALLIES SHOW GAINS
IN ALL WAR CENTERS
Reports From Every Source Indi.
cate Successes In France,
Belgium and Servia

| +
LONDON, December 1i.--( Associ ated
Press ~ Tsdsral wireless) me ON.
cial reports received yesterday from
Paris. Petrograd, Nish and caps Town
were all Of most satisfactory nature,
indicating general success in France
and servia and showing that the Polish
slsuation is materially bettering, with
the Russians preparing for sanother ad-
vance against the German invaders.
FRENCH IN AsCENDENCY
The ofiiciai reports from Paris state
that along the line the French are In
the ascsndency, pushing their attacks
and making substantial progress against
the entrenched Germans. The German
lines have been weakened in number
Of places through the withdrawal OF
many regiments for the Poland front,
and against these weak places the Al
hes are advancing, making good their
gains.
GERMAN ATTACKS CEASE
From Arras north to the coast the
attacks Of the Germans have ceased
and the Allies have contented them.
selves with Strengthening the positions
they have recently taken. The early
cfhcial statement issued yesterday
summed up these gains, saying:
Quiet reigned throughout the bat.
tle'line in Belgium and vicinity yestsr.
dag.
At Arras the enemy has made no
further attempt to resume the offensive
in the face Of our operations.
Further south, in the region Of Les
quesnoy and around Andrechy, we have
made advances Of from two hundred TO
SIX hundred yards against the deter.
mined entrenched resistance Of the
enemy and have maintained and con
soldated our own gains.
On the Aisne and, in Champagne the
German artillery during the last twen-
ty-four hours has evidenced an increas-
ed activity but our artillery again over.
mastered 1t.
INFANTRY DRIVEN BACK
Near Rheims our heavy guns have
compelled the Germans to evacuate
several trenches, the artillery attack
being supplemented with an infantry
ttre under which the Germans were
driven back.
Near Perthes the enemy twice vain.
ly attempted to recapture entrench-
ments lost Tuesday. In the forest of
Argonne we have repulsed six counter
attacks, captured new trenches and
consolidated the ground won.
ION the heights Of the Meuse our
artillery has gained distinct adv ntages
against the enemy's very active bat
teries We have taken more trenches
In the forest Of Lepretre.n
SITUATION UNCHANGED
An oficial statement issued at Paris
last night said that the general situa.
tion was unchanged as the result Of
the days lighting, the Allies every
where maintaining their gains.
French aviators, said this report, on
Wednesday made raid into Alsace,
bombarding the military positions and
the aerodomes in Freiburg and Breis-
gau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
SERBS DRIVE
AUSTRIANSTO
BORDER Line

ny IsH, servia, December 1i.--(As
IN sociated Press by Federal Wire
- less) - The Austrian invasion
which had for its object the crushing
Of the servian army and the conclulior
Of seryia's further participation in the
war. has failed miserably ana the rem
nants Of the Austrian army Of invasion
are being pursued back towards the
border.
SERBS ARE ADVANCING
The servians had taken up their sec
ond line Of defense along the railroad
line from Lapowo to Kragojeyatz,
which the Austrians stormed.
The attacks made week ago, on the
third, were repulsed and the servians
assumed the Offensive.
From the third until Monday the bat
tie was continuous, the servians grad
ually gaining until the Austfians were
forced 10 admit defeat and commence a
precipitous retreat.
MANY PRISONERS TAKEN
The servians have taken prisoner,
during the ive days Of battle, one hun
dred and twenty-one ofhcers, twenty
two thousand men and an enormous
amount Of equipment and supplies,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
Needless Of President Wilson's
Warning To Cease Firing Into
Arizona Fighting Factions AT
Naco Pour volIeys Across Line
BULLETS FALL THICK
AROUND GENERAL BLISS,


NJ AGO, Arizona. Dec,mb.r n
IN SAssociated Press by Fod.fal
Wireless) - Despite an TIC
warnings that have been given aenwsi'
HIN and General MaytorenA ths a.
posing leaders in the long drawn "a,
battle across the line for ths posssssiou
Of the Mexican town Of Naco. thst
q continuance Of the firing acro.. ~.
line would lead TO summary action On
the part Of the United states. the 81.
let's continue to ny.
BULLETS FLY AROUND Brraa /,
The presence on the American IA
Of the Line Yesterday Of Brigadisr a..
eral Bliss, under instructions 70 st6n
the firms made no appreciable d,1.r.
ence to the Mexican beIiigsrsnts ahi :
number Of bullets struck psriiioul 4 :
near the American connandsr shd ~
staK oficerk g ~ \,
Scores Of bullets fen Oh the 4 |S,,.
can side yesterday aithoneh none y
the residents Of this place were s.iuoI
The town is now half deserted. al az
houses facing the line and IN dirSot
Line Of fire having been evacuated n
unsafe by their owners. There 4 not
building In tho place that dos MOI
show the marirS Of the flying bulists.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
CAPTAIN or BOSTON
BRAVES IS STRICKEN

NEW YORK, December 10. - CAS-
sociated Press by Federal Wireless)--
Johnny Evers, captain and second base,
man Of the Boston Braves, holders Of
the worlds baseball championship, may
never again be able to play baseba
He has been stricken with pneumonia,
and physicians say that one lung is
seriously affected.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
UNION LINE RESUMES sAlLlNes

VANCOUVER, December H. -(Asso-
ciated Press by Commercial Pacific oa-
ble)-It was announced here last night
that as result OF the defeat OF the
German squadron in the South Atlantic
ON Monday and the clearing Of the sea
Of all hostile warships, the Union
Steamship Company would Immediately
resume its Vancouver Honolulu sydney
service, which had been suspended.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
SCNER or HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION RESOLUTION in HOUSE is DEAD

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the the Of
ported Vigorously @%.t ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
CHRISTMAS ARMISTICE
PROPOSED in SENATE
WHHss4- -

WASHINGTON, December IL
tAssociated Press BY Federal Wire.
less.) Senator Kenyon Of Iowa yes
terday introduced resolution into the
senate requesting the belligerents in
Europe, in the name of the Congress OF
the United States, to declare twenty.
day armistice in honor Of Christmas.
Senator Works OF california intro
duced bill, the provisions Of which
prohibit the exploration to any Of the
countries in Europe engaged in war Of
clothing and Of all - commodities
the use Of which whl serve TO prolons
the war
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
WASHINGTON GROWS ANoRY

"N11ON, december 1l.--(An.
sociated Press by Federal wirslssl) = !
The United States yesterday served
formal notice upon Provisional Pr,sf.
dent Gutierez OF Mexico and upon
First Chief" carranza that unlsss 81.
present firing across the Msxican-Ari.
coma line is brought 70 an end inms.
diately the United States ..wiii uss
such force as may be necessary FOR the
protection Of American tsrritory." 4
me language used In the notification
sent 70 Vera Cruz and 70 the CITY o.
Mexico is most emphatic and the mo.s
threatening message that has BEEN sent
out Of Washington to Mezico since u.
ultimatum delivered on the eve Of Is,
occupation Of Vera crux. 8
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
SAFETY OF AMERICANS
GUARANTEED BY PORTE

NEW YoRR, December 11.-(Asso-
ciated Press by Federal wirsless) w
The fun safety Of the American mis-
adharies throughout the Turkish En-
pire has been guaranteed by the Porte,
this assurance coming to the hsadquar.
ters Of the American Missionary SO,
ciety from ofiaciai sources yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
ARTILLERY ON THE Way

sL PAso, December 1.--(Associ.
ated Press BY Federal wirelsss) rive
hundred oficers and men, compriuin1
Batteries A, B and O Of the sixsh
Field Artillery with twelve guns. q.
trained here Yesterday morning tfor
Naco, Arizona, whore they vili sarxe
.andei the direct orders OF sBfieadi,s
General Bliss, commanding the south.
ern Department..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
COTTON CROP is THE
GREATEST IN HISTORY

WASHINGTON. December 1o.-(As,
sociated Press by Federal wireless) ~
The greatest cotton crop in the history
Of the nation is being rolled into the
warehouses, according to official figures
Of the department. Of agriculture, made
public today The crop will amount to
l6,0OO,000 bales. 8
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
CHICAGO POLICE CRAFT
CAUSES MORE ARRESTS

( CHICAGO, December III. - (Asso.
eiated Press by Federal Wireless. -
Four more officers implicated IN the re,
cent police graft exposure were yes.
terday placed under arrest on grand
jury indictments. Detective Halpin,
formerly the chief Of the bureau, also
has been indicted, charged with having
carried on a series Of confidence games.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
GERMAN SUBMARINES MAKE DARING DASH
Sk ~ REACH BRITISH ADMIRALTY DOCKYARDS
BUT ARE REPULSED AIT MOUTH OF MIDWAY

oNDoM December Press
nq9 @ 9 failure Tor the Germans and the loss two O their summarizes
ot
mTay dards where supplies
The detected targets for furious oannq All Six SUBJ
marines attempted turn
four tis believed reached the n safety
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
CRUISER DRESDEN coRNERED

BUENos AYREs, Argentine, Decem,
Der io,-1t is reliably reported that the
German cruiser Dresden has been cor.
nsred BY British warships in the Straits
Of Magellan. Admiral sturdes's nest
is understood 70 include the battle.
cruisers Lion and Indsfatigable and to
be made up Of a total Of nine warships
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
GERMAN CRUISER NUREMBERG CAUGHT BY BRITISH
WARSEIPS AND SUNK, WHILE DRESDEN IS CORNERED

hsd Cruiser Nnbe As She BGthed
ing Port Remarked That he Expected His Ship Be the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
AUSTRIANS TAKE MANY
RUSSIANS IN GALICIA

VIENNA, December l,-(Assoeiat
ed Press by Federal Wireless) IAN ON.
cial statement yesterday said that the
/. lighting In West Galicia continued To
date, in this battle, the Austrians have
taken Russian prisoners to the number
OF ten thousand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-11
TElJTONSFAIL
TO CUT LINES
Oh RUSSIANS
ngTRoGRAD, December f1.--(Asso-
eiatod Press BY Federal wireless,

nETRooRAD, December i1.--tAsso.
ciatod Press by Federal wireless)
The German attempt TO smash
their way through the Russian army
for an advance upon Warsaw has again
been checked and the Russians are hold
ing strongly the positions they have
taken up between Lodz and the Ger.
mans main objective.
There was heavy fghting yesterday
southwest Of Lodz and southeast Of
cracow, the Germans. trying to outfiank
the RUSSIANS By superior mobility, but
without success,
RUSS ARE MAssING
The Russians are now bringing up
large reinforcements and are massing in
overwhelming numbers, ready to re-
sumo their offensive.
In the lighting yesterday there were
few advantages gained, ali Of which
were FOR the Russians.
The possession Of Lodz Is proving 1
barron victory for the invaders, Be.
'fOIs Ntls R6ssiahs svaculated the u.ty
they stripped 1t down 70 the last pantry
Of provisions ana Of everything that
might posAibly be found Of use to the
enemy.
LoDz rs DESERTED
\ When the advance Of the German
army marched into the city they found
it empty Of supplies and Of people, the
entire population having abandoned
their homes, in fear OF the Germans.
Thousands Of them walked thirty miles
to Warsaw.
A report is published here Of the do
struction Of Turkish gunboat at the
mouth Of the Bosphorus through com
ing into contact with one OF the mines
placed there by the Turks themselves.
The gunboat was destroyed and sank
with her entire crew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15
REMARKABLE RECORD OF
EFFICIENCY

so efficient has the work Of derelict de-
stroying become that during the last fiscal
year the revenue cutters rendered assist
ance TO 179. vessels i'm distress, the value
of which. with their cargOes. amounted 70
S1O,626. SOC. Not a very bad showing for
a service the entire cost Of the mainten-
ance Of which is less than s2,50O.O0O a
year In other words, the activities or
the revenue cutters resulted i'm saving
If 81 % worth OF floating property FOR
every dollar invested in the maintenance
of the service. Besides this there were
327 lives rescued from peril and thirty
one derelicts either destroyed or towcd 10
port and turned over to the owners
Did IL ever occur to you while cross
ing any of the numerous ferries leading
into New York City that you did not see
any vessels anchored on their courses?
asked Captain McAlllster.
There are vessels I'm motion by The
hundreds, but it is rare. If ever IN You
see any OF them anchored, except ia GER
tain out-of-the- way parts of the harOor
II is not courteous appreciation OF the
rights of others that brings about this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

service are so diversified that no one-not
even Captain McAllister-can give an OIL
hand statement that will even begin to
cover the varied tasks these busy Vesse
perform at all times in all climes.
First and foremost it must be borne
i'm mind that the revenue cutter service
is as much a part OF the navy i'm time
of war as is any other branch Of that
great organization.
The duties Of the navy are easily de-
fined; they are 10 eight the nations bat
ties on the sea. When there Is no wa,
the navy is preparing for war hN drillinS
its vessels and their crews.
When war comes the navy is and AZ
ways has been ready So IS and has Deen
the revenue cutter service; and ala Hol
ever read Of any war or international
quarrel i'm the history Of this country
whore revenue cutters. small as they are
have not taken a hand?
'NNithout going far back into history
said Captain McAllister. you have but
to read the papers and magazines cover
ing the period Of the Spanish-AmericaI.
War 10 find out what the revenue cutters
did
There they were. transferred Tor TIE
time beine To the authority OF tie Secre-
tarv OF the Navy. and right in the thick
OF the fray. II may not have occurred
TO YOU before but do YOU know that i"r
about a month during the critical time