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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
CREW Of GERMAN
F[AGsH|P CHEERS
KAISER ANDD|[s
British Reports Of Naval Engage
ment OFF Falkland Tell Of
\ Teuton Heroism
ID UENos AYREs, DEcEMBER IS,

ID UENos AvREs. DEcEMBER Is.
Id (Associated Press by CONNER
ciai Cable) The details Of the
naval engagement on the Falkiana
Islands are now commencing to reach
here from British sources, confirming
generally the reports given out after
the battle By the British admiralty. Il
Is known positively that none Of the
BritiEhsr was sunk tine only British
ship damaged being the cruiser Corn
waii. which closed IN within range Of
the Gneisenau's guns in order TO bring
her own into effectiveness. she was
struck by q number OF the German
shells and IL was aboard her that the
only British casualties occurred.
GERMANS PLANNED SURPRISE
The German squadron had planned to
surprise and capture the Falkland port
OF Stanley. Approaching the port they
were met by the battieship canopus,
alone, and the Germans closed in on her
for an attack. The Canopus began a
long range battle with her twelve-inch
guns and also notified the waiting Brit
ish squadron Of the approach Of the
enemy. The seven Britishers came up
within an hour.
The attack Of the British was con-
centrated upon the seharnhorst. the nag
ship Of Admiral Won Spec. which was
speedily disabled. Although out Of ac-
tion and unable to reply to the rain Of
shells bursting upon her decks. the
scharnhorst refused to surrender and
went down with her crew standing In
formation upon the decks, cheering FOL
the Kaiser as they sank.
LEIPZIG SECOND TO SINK
Tho second ship to sink was the lit
tie cruiser Leipzig, the commander Of
which also refused TO strike his colors
she was soon followed by the Gneise
nau. while the Nurnberg and tho DreS
den sought safety in night. The Dres
den showed her speed and slipped ava!
towards the Strait Of Magellan in tn
gathering darkness. The Nurnberl
could neither keep up with the Dresden
nor escape the light British cruisers
and she was sunk after a running tighi
The two coiiiers accompanying tn
German squadron steamed on in nigh
At the first appearance OF the reinforce
ments for the Campus, being pursue
and overtaken by one Of the Britis
cruisers,
| Neither collier would stop, althoug
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
GERMAN Raid On the North Sea Coast
y Tolls 81 Citizens Killed; lSOlWOunded

oNDoN, DEcElfBER 49, (Associated Press By fed.
i eral witeless) England Is counting her dead tho
result Of the raid upon the ycrkshife coast by =
German squadron Wednesday morning and the nation
is stirred depth unhsretofOre touched By any event
Of the war. s.9l. Nj saf N3s rs
In Hartlepooi last night cOronsrs jury investigated
the deaths Of eighty,two men, and children all
nonoombatants all killed by German shells the rst time
such = jury has ever sat in the realm \ 81 As.
HARrLEPooL SUFFERS WORST Il !,
Hartlspoo suffered the worst from raid fortysnvs
persons all being killed while hundred and hftesn
were wounded M t3l SIS fs ss t
In scarborough the list Of dead Is twenty-five incudns
hfteen schoolboys. while thirty were wounded,
In whitby the death roll Is two with two wounded.
The totals eighty-two killed and hundred and
fifty wounded. ~ "a.
BESIDES these there number Of casualties aboard
the light cruiser Patrol destroyer Doom which al
tempted 10 hold the raiders until some Of tho heavier
British ships could come up.
FIVE BRITISH SAILORS KILLED
The German cruisers did not stop Aght but fred
number shots the small offering engage
them Altogether FIVE British sailors were killed and
fifteen wounded. 3,
The British press though stirred 70 wrath by the bonn
bardment Of the by the Germans, not be
little the skin and daring Of the German raiders Their
exploit in threading the closely patroed
waters Of the North Sea- undetected By British ships
reaching Of Yorkshire given fun credit BY the
people and the newspapers.
The sentiment generally expressed Is hope that the
Germans again and again until they once
often. -t3a W. xxx
PUBLIC BRIsrLEs WITH WRATH
The Immediate eect Of the raid has been 70 stimulate
sharply the recruiting Of soldiers for the 'front.'
The public bistling with wrath, realizes for the hrst
time since the started that the connct Is solely
continental its scope but British hearhs
and homes. b L ~sta gos
The accurate rapid range finding Of the German gun
ners and the effectiveness with which their shells
dropped upon important buildings cOnvinces the British
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
TWO BRITISH DEsTRoYERs SUNK

LONDON, December Ia. (Associated Press by commer-
Paeihc cable1A Renters dispatch from Berlin
that the ocia Of the North Sea raid Issued
there yesterday claims that in the fight between the Brit
tsh destroyers and the German cruisers on Hartlepoo
Of the destroyers wsro sunk while third ned badly
aged The British Admraitys oca statement does not
mention loss Of any warship but states tst
killed and fifteen wounded aboard the cruiser Patrol
and the destroyers Doom during the lighting.
newspapers that spies ably assisted in making the bonn
bardment possible. @Ers A'
N The aGemAn cruisers. retreating after their faid,
dropped hoating mines astern -Four merchantmen on
TIamborongh Head contact with these mines and
were sunk early today
SEA TRAFFIC SUSPENDED
The admiralty has suspended all tranc over the area
in which the Germans operated
II IS estimated that the Germans reached the haven
IIsligpland At midnight Wednesday they were absent
thirty hours according hguring Of the experts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
NONCOMBAIANTS ARE SLAIN
OFFICIAL Berlin Statement Tells Of
" Damage To English Towns Shelled

~ ERIIN. December associated Press by Federal
ID wirslsss) orncial statement OF the naval raid
made by portion Of the German high sea meet upon ths
North Sea coast Of England made public yesterday
By the naval department
Four destrcyss unsuccessfuiy attacked the German
eruisa when thsy approaching HartlspOOl" said
the anneuncsmsnt t'As thas port our cruisers guns
isnesd the batteries destroyed the gas works and set
the town on ars in three places
Ths eoasguard station At Scarborough destroyed
and the signal station was much damaged.
whisby our attack destroyed the watsrworku and
the coastgnard station. 4
Ths reply Of the British batteries did only slight dam
ags.', sg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
BRITAIN RU|LDsCRUIsERlN
TEN MONTHS. TWO Weeks

LONDON, December 49, (Associ-
ated Press by Federal wirelsss) A rec
ord for naval construction was made
yesterday when the admiralty commits
stoned the light cruiser Caroline and
added her to the effective list Of the
navy.
The keel of the Caroline was laid just
ten months and two weeks ago.
Work is being rushed in all the navy
yards upon other fighting units for the
navy, everything from submarines ~
superdreadnoughts being made ready
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18

shells were fired past the bows of eacn,
and neither hauled down the German
colors. AS result both were sunk, 60
ing down with their crows. '
n A number Of German sailors were
picked up by the British after the bat
tie, the ships boats searching whore
each ship went down and finding 4 few
men In each spot clinging to wreckage.
In all one hundred and ninety-four were
thus saved from death.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
BRITISH COLUMBIA
P0RTs AGAIN OPEN

VICTORIA, British Columbia, De
cember 1s.-( (Associated Press by Fed.
eral wirelesz) mo further fear exists
here that any raiding German warships
win attempt to lombard this city or
Vancouver, and Broughton Strait, which
had been mined in November. has
again been opened to navigation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
Gains Are Made Against Germans
In Terrific and Continuous
Fighting Along Whole Battle
Line; Casualties Are Enormous
TIP OF YPRES WEDGE
AGAIN MOVES FORWARD
Losses Sustained BY Troops Of
Kaiser Are Tremendous, Maj
Ority Of 10000 Men At Front
From Berlin Killed In Action
n.AR1s. DEcEMBER 1stAsso-
i ciated Press by Federal wireless)


n.AR1s DRcEMBER 1s.-tAsso-
Il ciated Press by Federal wirelcss)
The Allies continue vigorous
Offensive, especially IN FLANDERS where
material gains are being made daily.
The hghting Is severe and continuous
and the base hospitals are fast hIling
up with the seriously wounded.
From Iabasse to Nisuport the AlIies
are advancing. and in number Of their
now most advanced positions which the
Germans are desperately striving 70
hold they are in danger Of being cut
OF.
ALLIES START yPREs wEbaH
The most marked gain yesterdsy Va
made By the British. between 1b.sD
and Menin. which carries the tip of
the Tprss wedge woIi Along towards
courtrai. f91.1
Towards the sea the Bslgiana have
driven the Germans from some Of their
trenches before LOmbaertzyde, several
miles east Of Nieuport and have forced
the extreme right Of the German limo
back towards the center as FAR as st.
George, a distance Of six miles.
The British monitors continue TO pro-
tect the Allies sea wing, which d
being pressed up the coast spwarda
ostend,
GERMAN LOSSES TREMENDOUS
r The losses being suffered by the GER
mans are tremendous. This is admitted
by the Berlin press, the papers there
yesterday, according to dispatches BY
way Of Amsterdam, stating that a ma
Iority Of the seventy thousand men At
the front from Berlin alone have been
killed in action. while many more have
been wounded. an0WU
An ofhcial report from Paris says
that the death rate among the French
wounded is the lowest in the history
Of war, due to the improved methods
Of surgery and to the excellent Red
Gross organization Of the French army
More than half Of those wounded prior
to December 12 viii have returned "a
the front sby Sunday, says the rcporI
Of the medical star.
BERLIN DENIES REvERsEs
oficial dispatches from Berlin, sent
out yesterday, deny that the fighting
in the west is going against the Ger
mans. The oficial statement says:
"The continued French attack
against Newport have been unsuccess
q ful. f<.ts
! Sat zillebecke and La Basse, thl
! enemy's attacks have been costly and
futile, our soldiers repulsing them will
heavy loss
"our artillery successfully blocke.
, an attempt by the French TO bridge tn
river Aisne az Soissons. The Frencl
earthwOrks west Of Rheims have heel
. destroyed.
There is no news from East Prus
: sia.'i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
HITCHCOCK BILL NOR
PRESIDENTS MEASURE

WASHINGTON, December ls.-tAs
sociated Press by Federal wirsless) ~
The British ambassador has received
assurances that the Hitchcock hin, in
troduced in the senate, which would
prohibit the expectation OF war equip,
ment, is not an administration measure.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
raELupE rs DECENTRALIZATION nxrIoIrs

ROME. December is. - tAssociated Press BY Federal
wireless, Prince Won Buslow in commenting upon the
success Of the naval raid the coast Of Eng
Hand said that the bombardent OF English Is
only pfeiuds 70 Gsrman exploits that going as
tonish the world 0 n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
NAC0 BATTLE AGAIN
IA ORDERED TO CEASE
YKEWBKMs

NAco, Arizona, December 49,. CAS-
sociated Press by Federal wireless)
Provisional President Gutierrez has
once more ordered General Maytorena
to retire from before Naco, Mexico,
and to discontinue the battle, from
which the bullets have been flying
across the American line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18

BERLIN AND VIENNA
CELEBRATE VICTORIES
Despite ExuItatlon and Conf
dence Peirourad Announces
That MuscovItes Are Driving
Teutons Back over Border
oNDoN, DEcEMBER 1s.--(Asso-
u eiated Preps by Federal wireless)

. |H u
4 oNDoN. DECEMBER 1s.--(Asso-
IL eiated Press by Federal wirelsss)
That thcre has been serious
reverse suffered BY the Russian armies
IN Poland and calisia IS now generally
believed by the military experts who
have been keeping in close touch with
the developing situation in the east
through the oiiiciai communications. 1t
- now generally recognized that the
Russian offensive for the time being
has come to an end and that no imme-
diate hope appears to remain Of the
Russians proving q menace to Prussian
and silesian territory.
This is proving disappointment to
the Allies, who had built much upon
the driving Of A siSong Russian inya-
sion Of silesia into the heart Of thai
district, with the t6hsoquent diversion
Of German strength from the west TO
the east.
RvssIASs 0k4 OPPOSITE
In the face of the exuitant reports
from German SOURCES, however, come
dispatches from Petfograd which claim
that the victory belongs TO Russia ana
thai the advancing Russians are "driv.
ing the defeated Germans back over the
border
II is certain that great. battle is in
progress some thirty miles west Of War
saw, behind Lodz, where German
wedge has been driven into the Rus
sian Line. Both sides are rushing rein
forcements to this battle front.
GREATEST VICTORY,
Berlin is claiming tnat the Russians
are in general retreat. after zone Of
the greatest victories in history" The
newspapers there are publishing glow.
ing reports Of the success Of General
Won Hindenberg.
Reports last night from Berlin state
that It has been announced there that
the Austro German forces have gained
the greatest victory Of the war In Po.
land and have captured many thousands
Of prisoners.
BERLIN rs CELEBRATING
Berlin is celebrating enthusiastically
The city Is covered with bunting and
the community is cheering each fresh
announcement issued from the wal
once The public schools have beer
closed in order that the children may
take part IN the great public rejoicing
The first ofacial statement Of the vic
tory given out in Berlin said that tho
Russian offensive against silesia anc
eosen had broken down and that tn.
forces Of the Gear were falling bach
upon Warsaw from every front.
AUsTRIANs ARE REJOICING
From vienna by way Of Rome com'
further claims Of the victory, the Aus
triSn oficial announcement saying tha'
the resistance Of the main Russial
army has been shattered and that tn,
troops are being drawn back from wes
Galicia towards the Polish frontier.
The Austrians also announce a.grea
German victory at LodE
y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-18
GERMAN EMBASSY AT WASHINGTON STFS RAID ON ENGLISH COAST

NEW YORK December Federal WFeess statement to
IN mat had attacked mohed ports
shet that the English attacked
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EZS5TT7- &.S%:1

We respectfully announce that We nave
20 an. contrary notwithstanding. We can u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-01
SOCIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Lady Maccabees OF the World
will hold a meeting Thursday evening
at Odd Fellows hall. The society for
the past IA years has held meetings
in Maths hall, but has recently
changed the place of meeting. and
hereafter will have the headquarters
in the new Odd Fellows hall. The
meeting of tomorrow evening will be
social in nature.
Ucal lodge. ]. o. o. F., will hold In
stallation OF officers tomorrow even
ing at Odd Fellows hall The AFFAIR
will be for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
and their families.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Me-
mortal Christian church will meet to-
morrow evening instead OF tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. w. j. Coyne, $40
Tbirtieth street.
The Ladies' Aid society of Broad
way Presbyterian church will hold a
Meeting Friday afternoon. April 3. at
o'clock Mt the home OF Mrs. Frank
dixter, 734 Twentieth street. A full
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-01
HOUSlEHOLD+|,II;A|6N|
*HINTJ->.@

one-half cup of stale soft bread crumbs,
two cups of cold cooked chicken, finely
chopped. Yolks of three eggs well
beaten, one tablespoonful of finely
chopped parsley, whites of three eggs,
beaten stiff. Make a sauce of the first
ingredients, add the bread crumbs. and
cook two minutes; remove from the
fire, add the chicken, yolks of the
eggs, and the parsley, then fold in the
whites of the eggs. Turn in buttered
pudding-dish, and bake 80 minutes in a
slow oven Serve with white mush-
room sauce.
Sweetbreads and Bacon-Parboil a
sweetbread, cut in small pieces, dip in
flour, egg and crumbs, and arrange
alternately with pieces of bacon on
small skewers, having four pieces of
sweetbread and three of bacon on each
skewer. Fry in deep fat and drain.
Arrange in a circle around mound of
green peas.
French Fried Potatoes-Wash and
pare small potatoes. cut in Fights
lengthwise. and soak one hour in cold
water Take from the water, dry be-
tween towels and fry in deep fat. Drain
on brown paper and sprinkle with salt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-01
KATE HILL MISSION SOCIETY,".

Mrs. +. II. COrbin, 3lG Fifth street,
was hostess last evening to the mem
bers OF the Kate Hill Mission society
OF the United Presbyterian church. At
the business session a number OF mat
tiers of Importance were taken up. in
GLIDING arrangements for a candy sale
to be held the Saturday before Easter
at the Office of +. b. McKown, and the
young women members will take ad-
vance orders for Easter candy. The
annual May sale of flowers. potted and
cut. will be held some time in May,
the exact time being undecided. The
program OF the evening consisted of
the reading of a special letter on re-
ligious conditions in South America
written by Mrs. Mcknight and read
by Miss Minnie Frederick. also the
review of a chapter in the mission
study book the society is reading.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-01
JoHNsoN-ANpERsoN.

Miss Matte Anderson. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Gotfreid Anderson. 1912
Twenty eighth avenue, Moline. and
Frank Johnson of Shaw, Kan. were
united in marriage yesterday after
noon at , o'clock at the home OF the
brides parents. Rev. A. F. Bergstrom
OF the First Swedish Lutheran church
Performing the ceremony. The bridal
couple was unattended and the cere-
mony was Witnessed by members of
the brides family. The bride wore a
gown OF white batiste made entraine
and trimmed with chantilly lace and
white rose buds. She wore the full
length veil and carried a white prayer
book. a wedding supper was served
after the ceremony. the decorations
being carried out in the brides col
ors, green and white. Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson left last night for Shaw.
where they will make their home on
the farm OF the groom. The bride is
q graduate OF the Moline high school
and OF the normal school at Macomb,
and has been employed for a number