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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-09
THE KAmnHAmEHA DAY PAo1nNT.

The celebration which take place 10 Honolulu the eleventh
of honor Of First by the
historical representing the voluntary Submission Of Ka
umual King Of Kauai the highest degree commendab
is presentation BY Hawaans Of an important historical Incl
dent in the history Of their people
This is il should be.
1t is wen to have floral parade with gorgeousy decorated
autos and floats presentation Of operas military pa
rades with which and interest visitors ourselves
but after all though parades well worth seeing they
limitations Of what is done much larger and magnd
cent scale elsewhere
Our local rendition Of operas good
the circumstances efforts should encouraged
supported but better presentations Of them elsewhere
The local military parades fine They only spectacle
well worth but they tend to the pride patriotism
OF the onooke STILL larger and much more Spectacular parades
be in other countries
But Hawaii which be presented greatest
interest and most spectacular in character which be
any other portiopiof the world
Nowhere else there shown such bafbarc
paraphenaa etiquette and procedure
those Of ancient Hawaii These be and reproduced with
dignity and faithfness by those Of them who nea
cendants Of the originals whom they represent
Again surf board and surf rding paddle sail
among the ve and sports
any where These particular sports be else
Purely Hawaiian incidents and should be featured
Hawaii both for pleasure and education,
and for the benefit Of strangers who are always looking for
thing different
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-09
MAKE AN INTELL1GENT START.

to be hoped that Republican leaders will advantage Of
the activity in the ranks OF the and afford every opportunity
Tor expression OF the views Of the rank file Apparently
voters Of the Territory alive disastrous Of Demo
cratic mue and stand ready disapproya matter
of
What's the matter with making the occasion meeting
platform the opening gun of the
capaignG Half dozen dozen good speakers alive
uaon could in hour furnish facts which
OF Democratic policies could not The
people interested They know that business depression
They are not only willing but anxious learn reason They
wish to far they in lettering conditions
should the leaders Of the Republicans party on the
evening Of the day OF the convention public meeting
for the purpose Of presenting to the electorate the
pan good attendance is assuredan attendance voters hon
es interested IN the material welfare Of the Territory ready
70 inteligently absorb all arguments presented
In the coming campaign OF the old type needed
The facts speak for themselves and outweigh the sordd expressions
Of the political gangstr If the Republican sees to Il that
these facts are properly presented its campaign
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-09

NO Ned FOR PROGRESSIVE FAfIF.
The Advertiser following
from Castle reply the statement issued behalf Of the
Progressive party BY National Committeeman Atkinson and pub
hed in this paper Mr. appears the
completeness He writes
Mr. Atkinson article in your Of the fifth is interesting
stand Of Roosevelt party with
serious nsstaenent Of fact in saying while the Re
publican national committee decided to take Hawpii
votes their national conventions nevertheless
record in national affairs very effective and have
least voice the selection President of the United States
This said Of people join the Progressive party
effective force rather than remain with the Republicans
Of the Territory who, his would be impotent
Whatever be the regarding the Of Hawais
Progressive the that
awaii Republican have been taken absolutely
incorrect That out here that such might be
the case true but the report unauthorized and untrue The
question win be decided fall have been made
that while may not allowed Hawaii will voice
and will be expected send delegates 70 the Republican national
convention where they will have all the and rights Of
other delegate.
As stated by Mr. Atkinson the new party presents curious
sembance to the Horace Greeley party Of 1872 That company
patriots loudly proclaimed their purity and unbounded patriotism
and equally certain that the old Republican party led by
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-09
REPORTS FEN CHANGES
IN SUGAR SITUATION

A. M. NOVEL; of the Sugar Factors
Company stated yesterday that there
are few changes to report in the sugar
situation. willett and Gray's Daily Of
May p reports a sale Of San Domingo
afloats TO the American at $3.50 duty
paid. This is the first sale Of San Do
mingo sugar tc the United States since
1912 when 26l2 tons were imported.
Back In 1908 appropriations from that
Island totaled $4,000 TONS Since 1909
the bulk Of San Domingo sugar has gone
TO Canada and Europe because Cuban
sugar was offered and could be bought
at lower prices.
The wilIett and Gray Daily of May
20 showed sales Of sugar futures in
New York at $3.50 prompt; 3,45 July;
and, 3.5I August. London cables stated
that there are no further demands in
the United Kingdom for shipments from
Cuba direct. This, Mr.. NOVEL; says, Is
an unfavorable feature.
\ The Daily Of May 20 prints a cable
gram from r. o. Iicht stating that the
weather In Germany Is unfavorable for
field work but that the conditions are
mostly favorable for the European beet
crop.
According TO the May number OF the
Cuba Review there has been heavy
decrease In customs receipts at Cuban
ports. The decrease amounts 10 $685.
1875 for the first three months Of 1914.
This is an indication of the business
stagnation prevailing in that Island.
WI 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-09
PRESIDENT WILSON'S ExAMpLE.

T. McCandess in pointing the Washington example of the
party distribution of the pos Of Office important
announcement made by the President upon taking
less lived othat presidential appoines allowed to
out their terms and that except improper
duct ncapacy would be There nearly
postmaster of the presidential class appointed by Republican
dents still holding Office under President Wilson to
day than thirty thousand fourth postoces with Repub
ican postmaster While drawing attention. too changes
made here by the President the federal oehoders Mr.
McCndess fails to point also that nearly every the
President has refused to those
the local Democratic organization The given
the credit for having followed President Wilson's this the
Wilson example is really what Mr. McCandless admires
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-09
DIsGRACEFUL STATISTICS.

The divorce statistics Of Hawaii nothing dsgacefu
From the first Of January this until Yesterday
been filed in Honolulu alone hundred divorce
while the number Of pending present circuit
courts rs approximately hundred and fifty This is black
record that be equad any other part Union
probably other part Of the world in Community like
size. t
Either there something rotten about the marriage
divorce laws this Of decidedly unfortunate people
matrmonay II would if the divorce
served the serious consideration of the clergy that
could
better than The ministerial association Catholic
clergy and the and elders Of the other might very
together for subject in preparation Of some
concrete suggestions for the lawmakers the session Of
legislature
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-09
ARMY NEEDS AvIAToRs.

Congress to be awakening Importance aviation
an auxa TO the armed forces Of the country the New
Herald The lack Of adequate preparation in the department
modern military has been the subject of much criticism
value has been demonstrated by European Powers the bateds
Of Trpo Morocco and Turkey well by naval
around Vera Cruz gratifying therefore find that there
not dissenting vote the by the house of Hay bill
an enlarged aviation for the army with sixty pilots 26O
enlisted Ambitious Junior officers of the line will encourage
ed enter the air Service by additional rank pay
The already full Of young
learned to fly but for many Of them there aeropane
able owing 70 the small of appropriations p
gress to supply wings for the fedglings
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-09
THE PASSING HOUR.

President Wilson and his ectung secretary Of state know
what they trying do in and with Mexico but the
American the muddle getting and complicated and
the chances for honorable exication fewer and fewer
Joe Fern that he has made up his mind whether
be Honouus next again Hawas next Delegate to
Congress. Please don't spit the sidewalk
The closed sugees England TO be coming
end IL the yandsms of the committed the
of the Cause do the cry England will
not be 'Le 'em die ~ but xiii emf
The fact that only Of three named manander lends
air of ncreduy that puported cable from Washington
stating that Mccarthy Smddy and Porter Boyd have been
aed for federal Offices. s88Na
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-09

The Territorial Marketing Division supervision Expert
which TO is the
No
Tor sale and about when win be ready to ship The shipping Of the
Division 1 p. soefoo
lls and
Queen SITS. Wireless aress
.@. A. 7. LONGLEY Superintendent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-09
SOMETHING DEPENDABLE.

Diarrboea is always more or less pre-
valelt during this weather. Be prenar.
ed for II. Chamberlain Cole, Cholera
and Diarrboea Remedy is prompt and
eneetual. II can always be depended
upon. For sale by all dealers, Henson,
Smith \ Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-09

The Japan Times discussing the attempt
Of Hindu immigrants 10 land at Vancouver in Canadian
exclusion laws wants know how happens that
be in the affair under the Komaga Mar
which, the Times clearly Japanese Toxic jour
nal inclined to attach Interior motive Of the
Japanese
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
FRENCH ARMY PREPARING TO STRIKE HARD.
BY WILLIAM PHILLIP sIMMS.

i United Press STAFF Correspondents
PARIS Aug IO-Frnch military accite BY
mpeneb curtain complete censorship But the
Office Indicate that important impending believed
the
Of Ace point CoImar The forces that this
VaOn form the mobilization center Of the French with head
quarters a
Sighting sharp
worthy being called a battle After
ing their initial Mkch the Germans fell back rapidly and
reached resistance encountered
without continued
fighting according to the War Oce At COma there fight
overwhelmed
brilliant fell
Bresach point progress.
expected
the se river This river forms part Of the boundary
tributary MoseIe the German attempt
French moving assault force Metz
troops moving through Luxembourg the main
column being reported Es II Is reported here that the German army
which is operating through Luxembg VIII be very heavily reinforced In
Of While facts obanab
gardng Of recalled that the original Ger
plans practically the enter active
with secondary line Of total Of nearly
million
Eight Austrian regiments reported
Aace These picked soldiers
from mOunanee who win be able to harass the
French
caon Austrs intentions.
that Austria provoke
hoping bring Italy under the existing
treaties.
capture Muhausen took possession Of big aero
plane factory which they found number Of machines
German
by the French military authorities.
stated that the attempt engineers to flood the val
ley Of the sle has 50 far failure
s 70 the noh nave not Hooded 1t enough that
divert enough water seriously to reard advance
Arrangements have bring the French and csa
wounded the lighting In Asa 20 the camp hospital AZ
the ridges of the yOsge mountains hath a.
french and the German aerial forces have been active
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
BIZ MARRINGTON DAWSON.

United Press stan Correspondent
PARIS. Aug. 1-CBy mail to New
York; Franco was never so calm
SO sure Of herself as at present. The
hoary idea that the French are a
highly eXcitable. easily riled people
must give way to the newer one of
a race. which faces a national danger
with COOL calm courage In all
Europe from the start Of the war
menace, until today, France has been
a nation most serene Street demon
strations have been practically nil.
Loud talk of bombastic sort is totally
unheard, The soldiers one sees are
gay; the men one meets In the streets
arc stepping along bouyantly, the
crowds are highly interested IN every
extra edition Of the newspapers put
out-but wear only assured smiles.
A foreigner imbued with the lid idea
OF the French would not believe his
eyes and ears.
But such is the New France" Half
a dozen years ago. France was dis
couraged. She had little faith in her
own greatness. But suddenly a new
fire came into her eyes. A new set
OF statesmen came TO the fore; Poin-
care, BRAND Millerand. Barthou, vi
Evening journal., 1914-08-10

Part Of the river front at Liege, Bel
gium, was set on fire BY the German
shells that poured into the city during
the bloudy battle that marked the Ger-
man advance through Belgium toward
the French border. Liege is pretty
city, with most OF the buildings Of an
interesting style Of architecture The
city was Industrious and the blow that
has befallen it will be felt Tor years af-
Ter the war is over American travellers
who have visited Liege have always fall
len in love with its quaint attractive
ness. Belgian soldiers have proved The
surprise pt tile world in their determined
and effective resistance of the Germans
They are good shots and do not waste
their ammunition. They know they are
lighting for their home and country, and
they use every ounce OF resolution and
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
THE WAR
AT AGLANCE

GREAT BRITAIN Rushing Of
army Of invasion to fight Germany,
across Channel to France and Bel
ginm continues, although all de-
tails are carefully suppressed; fol-
towing sinking Of German sub
marine by British war fleet, furth-
eF attacks by the Germans are
looked for.
FRANCE Invasion Of Germany
through hsace and Lorraine from
tier continues with fighting be-
lieTed progressing, hut with all de-
tails withheld by censor; French
and Belgians fighting side by side
in that country.
BELGIUM. City Of Liege taken
BY the Germans. but forts still hold
out; allied French, Belgian and
British army concentrating at Ma
muir; German invasion DELAYED by
River Meuse OverflOwing hanks
through heavy rainfall.
GERMANY. - Interrupfi0n Of
communications continues: Kaiser
reported reaching Aix-Ia- Cham
pelle TO take command at frent; Of
iicially denied German army rOut-
ed in Alsace, but troops retired
pursuant to pre-arranged military
plans.
AUSTRIA.-Ru Russians are in
Yading Germany and Austria from
Prussian frontier south through
the Valley of the River Styr, in
Galicia; Austrian massed 10 op-
pose Russians while army cOrps
Of Austrian troops has been sent
through Switzerland 10 cooperate
with Germans in AIsace: Austrian
fleet modified in Adriatic.
RUSSIA. II Army mobilization
reported nearing completion. Of
fensiVe attacks reported on Prus.
sian and Austrian frontiers with
all details suppressed by authori-
ties.
JAPAN.- Two Japanese SQUAD
r0nS are in the Sea Of Japan and
the government is prepared 10
strike In accordance with the Brit.
ish-Japanese treaty, IL England's
Chinese possessions are threaten
ed.
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
British, French and Belgian
Forces Will Meet German Ad.
vance in Crucial Battle oil
Belgian SoiIaf Namur. Threat!
en- Death TO Liege President
From United Press Stan CorresDonden.

BRUSSELS Aug Accommodation sll ntarruused
although admitted the the Gmans The forts are
sun intact and held the Belgans according
mold out indefinitely Despite this confident
uon that a least of the forts enemy
The main body the Belgian which withdrew success
nH It's position Is not announced but
Namur where British reported to have
been waiting.
1eneral Won Emmich, the
the first Lege detach.
mnt Of cavalry and the first act seize principal
city The general then issued proclamation
participation the lighting by BeIglans would
be followed by their execution the
Most the Belgian residents Lege real.
lied almost from the outset Of the fighting city
a certainty.
almost Immediately Is certain An
Ing for this but is cOaked cavalry
that Is operating the territory between Llege
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
French Calm While Hopeful
of Success of Her Armies

/ vlani and half dozen other young
men, working IN harmony with older
ones like Bourgeois. They began to
preach new sort Of patriotism and
with their doctrines came the
New France" full Of self-confdence
and tremendously hopeful of the
future.
Army sarvice, formerly regarded as
a burden came to be considered as
an agresaale duty and an honor.
From a feeling OF encouragement,
the new army spirit is that 1t can
lick its weight in Wildcats" The
public shares this opinion and there
is always a cheer for the boys when
ever company passes through the
streets.
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
PEACE TALK
IN EUROPE WHILE
nations BATTLE
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 10 -Four
European governments, Great Britain,
France, Russia and Austria, have nc.
knowIedged the receipt Of President
Wilson'S mediation proposal, Secre.
tary Of State Bryan announced today.
While he declined 70 make public the
contents Of their replies. 1t is under
stood that the Acknowledgement con.
tained no indication, Of the govern.
ments regarding acceptance.
The mediation proposal has gone
directly to the King Of England, the
President Of France and the Emperor
Of Austria, but has not vet been taken
directly to the Gar Of Russia. al.
though il has been officially received
in It. Petersburg.
Although cable communication with
Berlin has been established both by
way Of Copenhagen and Rome. Ger.
many has not yet acknowledged the
peace offer.
Secretary Bryan was officially in
formed today. he said, Of the decIara-
tion Of war by Austria against Rus
sin. He had also been formally ad.
Vised, he said, Of the intention Of
Italy, Sweden and Holland to remain
neutral.
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
GERMANS sLAY
PEACEFUL BELGIANS
By The United Press.

By The United Press.
LONDON, Aug. lO.-The Brussels cor
respondent Of The Star wires that Ger
man troops killed every inhabitant Of
the village OF Soiron in Belgium because
three gardeners fired on German de.
tachment. The correspondent says this
action by the non-combatants SO en-
ragged the German commander that he
ordered all Of the residents slain. These
orders, the correspondent adds, were
literally carried out.
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
GERMANS BOTTLED An TsING.TAI

by Inc United Press.
SHANGHAI. Aug. 10-British war
ships are reported TO have establish
ed blockade of Using Tau harbor
and to have bottled up there most OF
the German Chinese war fleet Other
British cruisers are reported in pur-
suit Of the remaining German fighting
craft. and it is stated that the British
merchantsmen, which have been held
in port to avoid capture, will now be
permitted to sail at will.
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
FRENCH ARMY NOW
ON GERMANS LEFT
TO REACH BERLIN
BY J. W. 7. MASON.
Former European Manager of the
United Press.

United Press.
NEW YORK, Aug, 10-Q1 a. MI
France is duplicating in Southern
Algace the operations Of Germany in
Belgium. The sudden shift of the
active battle from Liego, two hundred
miles south to Mulhaasen and Alt
kirch, means the French. general staff
has started for Berlin around Ger
many's left flank, north Of switzor-
land, while the Kaiser is. trying to
reach Paris through Frances left
flank in Belgium
The capture Of Altkirch and Null
hausen are Of far moro sentimental
than military Importance. They are
only the outposts Of Germany's arm
OF the upper Rhine Colmar and Neu
Rreisach together form secondary de-
fenses, but Frances first serious OBJ
stacle is the immense fortified camp
at Strassburg. now looming up as
Germany's Liege Of the South.
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
AUSTRIA Will NOT INVADE sERvIA.

BY The United Press.
LONDON aug lo--A news agency dspstch from Vienna
Is authoratvely announced there that Austria has
Tor the present abandoned plans for invasion Of ser
stead is the intention Of the War once take up strong
position the frontier there walt ssryian
advance
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
GERMANS BEAT FRFNCH RAc

0EhMANS BEAT FRENCH BACk,
BY the United Press.
PARIS. Aug. 1O.-German cavalry,
supported by infantry and artillery,
have driven the French cavalry patrol
from the little border town of
Longuon, in the Department Of
Meurthe ct Moselle. The German at
tack. which was in the nature of a
reconnaissance, was not persisted in
after the French chasseurs abandoned
the town.
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
DENY SINKING OF
ENGLISH SHIPS.


BY The United Press.
LONDON, Aug. 1O-The Admiralty
Saturday night issued an official de-
NAL of reports from New York that
four British warships had been sunk
BY a German torpedo feet in the
Humber. The Admiralty announce
ment said the story was IAN absolute
lie"
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
WAR TAX TO RAISE
Government REVENUES

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug 1O.-Thouph the
United States is at peace, legislative
leaders admitted the levying Of a @War
Continued on Page Eight.
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
ENaLAND AMAIrs AUsrRllN NoYE.

By The United Press.
LONDON aug. lo-In the House Of Commons this after
noon Aekand Of the Liberal leaders declared that
the government not declaration war or Of
act Of hostility Austria against England up to the
present time
Evening journal., 1914-08-10

The news that the seille river,
along the Lorraine border is being
damned and flooded BY Germany is
an indication that the Berlin general
staff believes an advance on Strass-
Continued on Page Eight.
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
FLASHES FROM THE WAR
MOXTENEaRIN 0UYBoAr sHEIIs cArrARn.


By The United Press
ROME Aug lo-Adyces here today state that Monte
Austrian fortacatons 4 ca.
Only slight damage was done
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
BRITISH HUNT GERMAN FLEET IN ADRIATIC.

BY the Press.
ROME Aug lOThe
ben and her
known that they have headed for the Adac
received here indicating that they
lighting In the Adaic and battle
still unconfrmed also the Austrian
dist after being tOrpeded English Opedoboa destroyers.
1t that the British squadron pursuit
the Germans into the Adac The British squadron powerful
Included the battle Inaexe
tables four cruisers Of lesser
British battle cruisers the the
is her equal in
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
Belgians Hold the Liege Forts:
Although Germans OccupyTown
Armies Concentrate at NamuT
Japanese May Aid the British
Montenegro Captures City of
ScutaH in New Albania and
Attacks Austrian Lines al Ire
binje;; German Cruiser Goeben
May have EIuded British Fleet
BY the United Press.

!
kOME Aug 1OMOnenegrO has violated Of the
State Of Albania and taken the city
% declare a force has ecaptured the city which
Montenegro BY the Powers the
ngrn troops captured Scuar during
ing but lost before the the to
Albania
The MOnenegrn forces
tan lines at Trebn Their
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
WEATHER

Unsettled tonight and
Tuesday; probably local
thundershoWers; cooler
Tuesday.
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