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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30


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Columbia beute tribe uao falter.
NaBiaa pcrdnolrlide gsiuoe
1iq rieoriqiic IeNperatur am Gcs
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wdr $40 92to5eit INN s llbr gloraens
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taigs Ziaiiouen oes aanoes UuroeH
oiq iulgeuoeu nieorigiteu Eemperatl,
fcn uer5cdJnet glilantie 6itD "a,
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26 G6afleiton ~. Chicago 81 0lepe
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pn 20 16reOcport AS. 5pofane q.
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so Minnipe1 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
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&aitor ii. Sulms @oimom 6ese5t
am ndditen Sonntas ietn fiber
mes glmtSiubilaum an Der 3ions
@cmeinOe Gin filr5cr Aiid.
bIid aui ocu @crocaona Oea 81.
bilars.
glm udditeu N}ittpodj, Ocn Is, So.
nuar. iinO es genou % SATIRE oaB
@aitor Ir. Sulius Soimann oas
9lmt ais @reoigcr Der 3iousgemeinoe
an ser @ap.StraBe autrat uno am
udditeu Sountag iper6en es % Sab.
re ieiu oaB er ieine glntrittspreOigt
bielt. 9Ils Gbema bat iib Baltor
Soinanu n25 Sabre an Der 3ions
@emeinoe~ fir oen @ormittagsaot-
tesoieuit geudbIt.
81 @6ren OcS pcrOieuitooIlen @re
oigerS, oeiieu perionlidem girfen es
sic @emcinoe 3u ucroanfen bat, ooB
iie 5cite 5u oen bciten Ociltidcn
euaugcliid lutberiideu @cucinocn
ocs SoroeS 3dblt, iino @inIooungcr
an peridieoeuc prominente @erion-
liHfeiten ergaueen Dem Seitgottes.
oicnIt bei5uuobneu.
Gr Soimam lit cine Der beruor-
raacnoiieu @erionlibteiten ser Staot
nidt mw in oelitiden &reiien ion.
bern ou6 in amerifaniiden @eiea-
i9aiteu. Seine aeiiiige 9ega6uug
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
SHniss6u Sage 8sit.


0ies 1T bic 8riit pelde Ri6ter Sun
Dem sIgenten 9licseo CAB, I'M fiir
6eiiere llntertunit Der fiir 6ront.
reid beitimmten 8ieroe 81 ior.
gen. 2ebbaites gerbor in
@2ouut @inons.
Dit Ser @rfIdrimg, ooB lire per
ionlide SDmpatbie auf Seiten Der
6einoe GeatIalan0'S ano Oeiterreid.
llngarns lei mo oaB cs unpabr ici
penn beballptet piiroe. sic gegeu oeu
glgenten 2ouis @ieSgo erbo6eue
Observation-Disclosures iei elm
@ert bon 6einoeu 6ranfrei9'S iaete
6rduleir 9lory Sbearer, Die @rdii.
oentin Ser oSbjcrihue.g geieuidait"
bel Dem geitrigen @erb5r Dor Hidter
@illl in oer &oli5ei Station bon
@louut @iuans. oaB Die san3e Ause
legeubeit cine Sade Der Sumauitdt
mare uno nit anoeren SntereNcn abs
iolut nidts 5u tbun bate.
9libter Sill trlg am Guoe oes
5ienilib lebbaft perlauicueu 8erb0rs
gliesgo weIher oie in oen llnious
@ie6bSien rmtergebradten, fir Die
iran5oiihe glrmcc baitimmten ASfcr.
Sc rnier iid BAT, ali, binnen elmer
6riit bon 10 Ta9eu iiir beiicre Gnar
tiere fit bic franfcn uno rerlebten
Cbicrc 5l ioraer. SAT- idnatlide
3eiiaen iparea iib oariibcr cinie, oaB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

sic idledte @cbanolung Der bcOar.
ernsuertben 8ferOe bauptldhlid in
Dem 5eblen iegliden 2agerS uro oem
polia uugeniigenoen Sduse Dor ben
GinfliiiIeu Der @itterlmg beitano.
Dlebrere @etcrindr. .9Ier5te piOeripra'
den lih gegenicitig aui frollelte
@eiic.
Gem 9erbor ielbit ipobnte cine
iiberaus eroBe gln5abl bon intereiir.
ten 9erionlidfeiten Bel. Inter oieien
beiaaSeu ii9 6raii Dlorp Grafton
Carroll ans g1eip Dorf, Die cbenalige
@rdiioentin ser nIbieri6ub.@eiell
i6aft"; Or. Sbomas g. Sbearer; Der
ebeniolige General -9Imualt Siaoc So
be Strous, Der &edtsbeiitano ser @e.
jcaIhait; Stoatss5euator Garpillc
.. 9euiou ocr @cdtsbciitauo RieS.
go's. Gountp.@omniiidr Somcs 9it'
ienbouic unO DicIe glnoere,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
Catherine Dunn in gleiu.g)Orf ser6uf'

leI.
Detcftiu GobiS 1T eeitern uod
9lap gorf obeereiit um BORT cinc
6raii. gaumons Catherine Dunu mel
de 20 Sabre alt it, ob5uboIer mel.
dc in Garbinotrg nit ciuem Gieb'
ItobI iiIberncr seller, ser in ser Gil.
6crmoarenbonoIung Scr Sanmel &irf
60. all ocr Oft Baltimore StraBe
an 20. glopem6er onsgeiiibrt ipilrOe.
BON Den bieiigen Seb0r0en ited6rief'
lid Dcrfolat iDur0e. @or etlihcn Sc.
mllrOe bereits GborIes GIorioee, Der
so Sabre oItc @egleiter Der 6rau in
glcp Dorf fcitgenonimcu. GetcftiD
QlrmItrong lit bereits an Sonntag
reagcrciit Inn gIOrioge nod 9oIti.
more 5urad8ubriugeii. @ei Der 6clt-
uabme oes @l0rioge ipuroer ueim fill
berne TelIcr in ieinem geiib gefun.
ocn, mcldc er oreebIid in eiuenI
SuipeIeueeidaft in Bottom gcitobIen
bate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

Ier iiuaasaebiloeic &nn0liltrul
siupitqu gtifacbots iItoarh tpiierlide
&croIomiug aniaerllicn mcroel So
ipGt 0ies nom udlt gcife9en babell
flN oic gliiiacritfcneL Ueldc iid) iH
2aslan0c bcfin0cl lmgebeno eutipet
oer lArifiId oocr milnolid beila
uadliien Goilinlat 5llael0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

mai6ef GroB Der mIBergepGbnlid
groBcu gIrbeit geIoug es 0rn 2ar'
fins, Der Situation 1err 5u meroeu,
obue BOB er ertro,Seute aniielltc
@obIoufiidts @ebor0e.
Gie @o6iauiiidts 9cb6roe be.
ndarihtigte seitern i'm Giuflang NIT
eincm fiir3lih bon ibrem ArlpaIt
Gros g. Stodbrioge. abgegebeuen
@uiadten Die 9uogei.@e6oroe. ooB
iic ser Nuoropuna Ser 9u0get9cs
boroe, aac ginfauie nit elmer 9iiis.
laae BON iiber $500 i1ur nit ser 81.
thinning ser 8noaet.geboroc ooer
bur6 oie 6onirdfss9eb0r6e 81 ma
den nid5t iiaiigebeH iperoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

geor @ricic uaA 1etihIano uno
CcIicIrcia ieuoru mI bat oieie @os
dc 5lpei @eIeaeubeiten oa5u Die
4Soit iir iolaenoe Dompfer idliciBt
uu Central gnat i0llbr 2I6euos
6reiiag SaiAior Ipfr. Scr.
ae13fiolor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
Nya m qlunic Wnhrr?

qSaliscimaeiAall Garter III crluht
ioor0c llmittau nod Der ~ Sabrc
ollm glnnie 30ger BON s1r- llO,
Rof0 Ndibinaion 5troBe, bolten
sl loiian. luclde ieit oeH iebtau 5uil
naa perniBt lpir0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
$34.0O

Ger eeiommte bisber coIlcftirte
9etros beIdiiit lid ouf $22,449.54
uno 5por iino babel $29.1s an Gin
fen.
Sir Oos uGeutidc &otbe areu5~
ginsen beim GoniuI Carl 9l. 2iiocrit
$25 BON oen Srls. W1orie imO 2ouiic
Gbolmiser ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

brod,te i6m Dor Sa6ren Sen Goftor.
titel Gin unO er muroc an einen 9e6r.
Ihi6l Der SSobns SopfinS llniocriitot
bcrilien. Sn g(ncrtenning iciner
8eroicnIte Inn oos 9eiti6t1un Der
licb i6m Der Oellti6e aoiier, @il6elm
ser 3weite, Oei 9ronenoroen. Sein
@irfeu Inn Sic Gntipidehng Scr
3ionS. @uneinOc, INN 0os gntiteben
ocs @cmeinoe6aiHes, Inn bic innerc
glusihniiidun9 ser altc6upiiroigcn
Stride. Inn sic Gntipidlung OeS
GunItiinnes luter sen iiingeren 1lit.
alieoern ser @emeinoc, I'M feline 9e.
itrcbiugen SIR Sebmg oeS Geitid.
tbims lm0 I'M sic Gntipideling
Geuti9er ais cute nncrifanii@e 9iir-
aer iuio 3u befannt, Inn bier iueitcr
6ctont 5u ueroeu. Wlit Niilfe Scr
beaobten Dlitglieoer icines airhen-
rot9es 1T es ibm aelimeen, Die 3ionS-
qemeinoc auf ibrc 6obc Shife 81
cntipideIu AMI uelder 0icielbe iest
itebt.
@aitor Cr. Sulims Soimann in
Dem Ole 3ious-@emeinoe eineu 10
mlroigen 0lohfolser ibreS friiberen
Seeliorgers, Gaiiors Seiurid Sdeib,
bctommen bat puroe am 8. 9lpril
oes 5o6res 1865 in 5rieobarg Cber-
beiieu geboren. Ger 9oter, pelher
bonn Sabre 1859 bis 1873 I'M @roB.
ber3oglit Seiiii6en Snianterie.9legi-
ment aaiier @ilbelp oiente, lieB iei-
mem Sobne cine aus9e5eihnete @r5ie-
bung 3ut6eil merocn SIN Sabre
1885 modtc Der iunee Sofniomi I'M
Spnrnoiium 5n @ieBen ieiu gIbitu-
rienten-gromen unO 6e5og in ocrIel.
ben Staot Oie llni0eriitdt ais Sti-
oent Der Ebeologie 56eoIogiid)e
@orlciungen 6ortc er bel oen Qroief-
loren Sto0e, Sarnad in0 Sdiirer,
@cid]i6te inter 0ndeL Qbiloiopbic
umter Sie6ed unO Germauiitf inter
@raimc. 9laH 6eitouoeuem lluiper.
itdts.grame Danote iicb SEER Sol
mann naA @aiel boipitirte bier I'M
gluiaug oe3 Sontmer. Semeiters uuc
be3oa Damn oaS Seminor in 6rieO-
berg inter GicgeI &oitlin imo gGeii-
ienbad.
9lahoen CT bier cin babies ,Snbr
0e6licbelL mohte er cinen &urius IN
Der iimeren Nliiiiou i'm ,9lauben
SouS" 5n Sambrrg uuo I'M .Oinfo.
niiicn.Saus0 al 9lltoua ourh nno
crgiu5 bier olrG @crnitteluug BON
@roi, W. Simon in Gatonspi1e Der
Ruf en- ion, an Der 3ions.%emcinoc
ais Siilis-@reoioer 3n mirfen. 81
Der Gelueinoe orgoniiirte iid inter
ieiner 2eiting Scr syugenoperein, gcs
naunt p9loelpboi~ ino Der o&irheu-
nullif.&erein". gbenio muroe cine
Somtogsidltl 9ibliot6ef ciugerid-
let, eS be9anneu bic @emeiu0e-
gI6enoe, mo aou5 beionOere Sorgialt
lcgtc 9Soiior 0onnamn aii Den iune.
rem 9lusbou Der Sountoasidule.
Gos @emeinoe.8latt Deroault i5m
ebenia0S ieiu Gntiieben. 4m Sabre
1890 gina Naitor Soimoun uad Gu-
ropa uuo ie5rtc, nahoem er ii6 nit
SRI 9l0cle 61atiu pere6elidlt, am 4.
September oeiiel6eu So6res mieocr
uad bier 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

NafoiHol (Sibbana bat ocn gleuprie'
iier Ailliam 81 acll0 5im Siilfsprie'
fiat an oer 5t aat6arnen Stride er'
MQMNi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

abOunsnten, bic ben v9cntI6cm
GOrrciPOHOentrn" nidt biinftlid coer
uHrcgcImaai9 ergalten, iinO gc6eten,
Der Office oabun per SeIep6on poer
IdlriitIia @littIriInuo 5u madcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
Sicen3=Gi Gin11oBrnen IN 1914.
gcridt auars 2sp Common 8lcaeGerid nm
S95ss79 aeriussr ais in 19i35utcreHaHtcr greIed Ser
GAIL Der ein5eneu qiesusartu nnO Die GHtauite Oa-
nun in 1914 nnO 1918. gsatnraIiFrana
in 1914
NON in 1914 nnb 1913. :

Die lotalgiunie od 2ce3eu uno @ebabreu Die Don Serrn
oam 1apr benz aar oes Common 4leas gerit aaegeben we
oe beien d i'm Sabre 1914 oi $15t992549 Gem Staos9ou
ror purDH Den oesdtrgH @mobmeu S4913O348 iberp
u pdben0 $9S7485 Spiroieecc anbobr Die ibr Teda
Abau abres eugb eBeu rideraiet wroen no Der
M fir 5alare O oHia 8Hrargusgaben rerausgabt mlroeu
Die nacbeuo Iabeu 5eg Die 9ab Der eimeneu 9n3arteu
S fe &-r,. q. fQf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

Sic @a6gei @eh0roc accepiTte
qciieru ciueu lot bon E6os. " CSroD
Sem @encrol @eidditSfii9rer Der
Der GtroBenba5u @eielliboit, m.
icrbrcIicieu %lon 5ur GrIcidtering
0cs oa3u itorien NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ali ser G6arleSiiraBc imo glcrth gIpe
Gie @arfonlagcu IN Ger @littc oer
9'ori6 2lpenuc iOeroeu I'M so 6ilB
reoiBirt uno 5uor i'm 70 SUB an
benz 6 G6arlesiiraben. uio p SUB aill
Gem Gagitr1Ber Gaoe EoourN
miro scniiaeao siotm iiir Die Soa.
eoug Scr Observation-Disclosures Sn'e oer
5troBcnbo6n @cieQihait gelbaifen.
bic idorie airbe an Der glcrtb sloe.
uno CafiiroBc miro 1T &esfaa font
men
gs 1T bcabildtiat sic glort9 glpev
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

Iie &0li8ei Briiilingsbeboroe CAD
qeIlern oas &eiultai ser lceteu Hrii'
funqea ser 9iipoeleraennieu uno
ricstcnanis heiduat SoIi5eilicute-
paut Sur5 Elm geuiic1 2lmcrifancr
melne iraber oen @ciangoereln
@olaoHie oaaab5rte, bat bic 6clten
,ugiihlon ioboIo cinc 3otond cins
irlit mn Captain 81 oponciren er
bct SID 65adc @pnft5abl BEL Der
@fiinmg er9olten, Ias ReiuItat Scr
Nfiilula mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

@roFer Ball Der 9ader. unb GOu.
bitur.glr6eitsr, eofal-llniOn glr. 67,
2OHHeritas, 81. 9e5ember, s llbr
glbenSs. garrB's Sale, gIr. TAB,
g9clt.@altimores5tr. Giatritt 25c
lGea3O-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
3nr lTnterititnus Der @it1Oeu uuS
g9aiieu.

2ic Ieste @o@c i'm olten Sabre
bro6te MIR cine fIeine Sunlme.
Suuocrt 9olIors BON elmer
Game, oic gum @eiude bier lpeiIt,
6cigeitelert.
Scrr W1artin 0lcDer0ird, ser Sdat-
nieiitcr oes Souos fir Die gsittweu
uuO @oiieu oes arieges in Geutid-
Lamb uuo Geiterreid, tbeiIte geitern
nit, CAB in ser Iesten @ode 0es al.
ten Sobres MIR $231.2O einseIoufen
ieieu. Gr iprod 6ugleih Die Soff-
nuHg ans, Dab oos neue Sobr beiiere
gieiuItate aiipeiien perOC, oenH
Baltimore ite6e i'm @crglcid nit an
oeren StGoten oes 2onoes melt 5u-
rid.
6olecnocs moren sic @citrdec Scr
@ohe.
9oOiidcr 6roucu-gcrciu. j.. S 5000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

3Nnobme Scr SeirotbSs
2tceu3cn
Q8ie ans Der nahiiebenoen EobeIlc
eriihiIidl lit Die 3abl ser Seiratben
IN Baltimore in 1914 i'm gergIcib
5inn lebtcH Sabre uur iHI "a geitie.
gen. Sciratbs.Sicen5eu erIangteH:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

u5rchiinn WeiaugUcreiih1
o,yr0liinH 6yancubsreiH."
@eibuodltsieier
Nlltap0dl, 30. Ge5cmber,
a,yro6iiuu.SaIle."
l1e530)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

q g1oturoIiiirung in 1871 A..
sSm Sabre 1914 wuroeH i'm Som.
mon 4lcas.@eriht PIP @eriouen no.
hiraliiiri; 10 @etitioueu wuroeu ab-
qelpicien imo 76 beiiuoeu iid nod
III ser Sdpcbe. ,s9rer g|otiouaIitat
nad ocrtbeileu iidb bic i'm periloiieueu
Sabre nahraliiirten Nerioneu mic
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27


the fact that the sudden crisis in the
British army over the Ulster situation
has been brought on by a cont ination
of unwarranted actions and serious
errors. .
The correspondence between Col, j.
f. b. Seeley, secretary Of state for war;
Sir Arthur Paget, commanding officer
of the Irish garrisons; officers stationed
in Ulster and others, together with the
cabinet statements of Colonel Seeley,
Premier Asquith and members of par
lament, reveal tragedy of errors in
the past few days. Seeley and Sir Ar
thur figure as the central figures in the
tissue of Misunderstanding
The blunders of these two threaten
to disrupt the army, Colonel Ssel2y
takes all the blame. He has admitted
that he added unauthorized guarantees
to the memorandum regarding Ulster
service drafted at a cabinet meeting
which he did not attend. In adding
his notations, he says, he believed him.
self correctly stating the government s
position.
Paget 3 blunder was a brusque ulti.
matum, asking army officers whether
they would accept Ulster service or
take dismissal ... -.
Ii was made public that Premier As.
quith only Wednesday learned Of Col
seeley's interpretations of the cabinet
orders regarding the government 5 pO.
sition toward army service in Ulster
Asqnith's s discovery brought forth his
speech in parliament in which he i'm.
mediately- stated in strong terms that
the government demands Of its officers
unconditional obedience.
Premier Asquith's speech has proved
to be the thing TO unite the disorgan-
lied liberals, pationalists and laborites
who constitute the majority, but il has
preeipitated fresh army crisis. Brig
adler General Cough, whose resignation
is also predicted, openly predicts that
If Asquith withdraws the guarantees in,
dicated by Seeley the government will
face the disruption of the army.
The British papers today continue
their predictions Of an early general
election TO determine the extent Of sup
port given the ministry by the people
in the present situation. .
Arthur ]. Balfour for the Unfonists
says that the government has demon.
strated its inability to cram Home Rule
down listers throat ..s.. ..E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
SPIRITED DEBATE OVER
TOLLS REPEAL IN HOUSE

WASH INGToN, March %. - Asso.
.eiated Press BY Federal wircless) -
"a heated debate was rrseipitated in
the house of repfrseptatires yesterday
by the introluctionN Of a special rule
to limit the period Of debate ahd,to pro-
hibit amendments on the proposal Of
the administration to repeal the clause
of the Panama Canal Act exempting
American coastwise vessels from pay
ing tolls for passing through the canal.
For two hours the rule was alternately
attacked and defended, When adjourn
ment came with an hour of debate left
for tomorrow, Speaker Clark issued a
statement vigorously opposing the rule.
He said in part: 'fI will not be party
to ramming such rule down the
throats of the members Of the house. =
Republicans and Progressives attacked
the foreign policy of the administration
and Denounced the proposed repeal of
the tolls exemption clause as an alb
ject surrender to Great Britain, NV,
President Wilson yesterday told the
newspaper correspondents that the
South American press stands united
against the Panama Canal tolls bill and
the exemption of American shipping,
making, he added, the "world i opinion
unanimous.2 ar~E sr..st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
sURRENDERs WARsHIP
FOR LOVE OF WOMAN

DOUGLAS, Arizona, March ELIAS.
soeiated Press by Federal Wireless -
According to reports received here, the
gunboat Tampieo, which recently haul ID
down the Huerta flag and raised the
pennant Of the Constitutionalists, and
was later bottled up in Topolobampo
harbor by the sinking Of TIE antiquated
gunboat Democratic in the mouth of the
harbor by the Federals, is being dis.
mantled by the rebel forces, ",
II is said that the guns from the
boat will DE used in the defense of the
port of Topolobampo, or will be sent
north 10 be used IN proposed attacks
by the rebels on the port Of Guaymas,
where for many months the Federal
garrison has been able to ward Off rebel
besiegers.
II is said on good authority that the
commander Of tho gunboat Tampieo in,
duced his men TO desert the Huerta
cause and join the rebels because Of his
love for the daughter of Constitution.
alist general.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
BYLAWS FAVOR
HOME BUYING

The proposed bylaws Of the Greater
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce were
presented to the RESPECTIVE presidents
of the merchants association aud cham.
Der of commerce by Frank II. Atherton,
chairman of the joint committee on
rules yesterday, .,
In order TO meet the criticism that
has been made by many of the retail
merchants that their interests were
liable to be submerged by those Of the
larger organizations Article 10 provides
for Board Of Retail Trades. This
board is a subsidiary body 10 be com
posed of retail merchants only, limited
as to membership to one representative
from each retail firm
Sections ? to 5 of Article 10 read:
Encourage Home Buying,
@"Thc Board Of Retail Trades shall
concern itself particularly with, and
consider all matters affecting, the Re.
tail Trade of the City of Honolulu, II
shall endeayOr To promote home buying;
trade promotion, credit ratings; the rails.
ing of the standards of the retail trade
and the encouragement among retail
merchants of attention to the comfort,
convenience of and courtesy to intend.
ing purchasers. 49, ~ (
"The Board Of Retail Trades shall
not incur any Indebtedness nor bind the
chamber by action or resolution without
first obtaining the approval of the di:
rectOrs of the chamber. II
''The board may adopt such rules and
regulations subject to the approval Of
the board Of directors, as are not out
Of harmony with the purpose and OBJ:
jects of the chamber, and #
"The board shall submit, through its
chairman, annual reports TO the cham,
her on all matters that have been acted
upon. " .... 80
With these provisions included Chair.
man Atherton stated that the bylaws
of the Greater Chamber Of Commerce
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
HINDU LECTURER
TO QUOTE BRYAN

= SAN FRANCISCO, March az. LAS,
soeiated Press by Federal Wifeless) -
Har Dyal, Hindu sayant, former lectur.
er at Leland Stanford University on
Hindu philosophy, and noted throughout
the United States as an educator and
philosopher, who was arrested Wednes.
day on the charge of being illegally in
this country, was released yesterday un-
der $1,000 bonds after a conference of
several hours with immigration officials.
lnasmueh as IT has been announced
on high authority that Dyal's deporta,
tion from the United States rs desired
by the British government because the
Hindu has frequently advocated sedi.
tion in India in the course Of his Amer.
lean lectures, Dyal announced yester-
day that in the transcript of evidence
to be sent TO the secretary Of labor will
be a pamphlet written by William Jen.
nings Bryan, present secretary of state,
IN 1906, when he was candidate for the
presidency Dyal says that in this
pamphlet Bryan scathihgly denounced
Britieh rule IN India.
Because Of the standing of Dyal in
social and educational circles and his
independent financial means, IL is ex,
pected that his hearing will bring to a
focus the right of Hindus to enter this
country aud their status under the i'm.
migration laws. sa.. a w.s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
Reports Varied
and Conflicting
Bankers Of Mexican Capital skep-
tical Regarding Federal Vic
tory Believe 1t Ruse by Huerta
to Obtain Additional Loans
Unofficial Reports Place Rebel
Dead at Two Thousand.

Ell PASo, Texas, March 27.-(As.
sociated Press by Federal Wireless -
Conflicting reports have been received
here regarding the results Of the bat.
tie at Gomez Palaeio between the rebel
forces under Villa and the federal
forces under yelaseo for the possession
of Torrcon.
Villa has telegraphed to Governor
Cho Of Juarez that he has been in pos
session of Gomez Palacio since yester.
day morning, On the other hand,
Miguel Diebold, the Huerta consular
agent here, is exhibiting telegrams
which are to the oifect that the rebels
have been repulsed at all points.
Diebold explains that the federal re.
treat was hinlplyea rnse, Of the federsls
by which the rebels were drawn over
one hundred and twenty-seyen dyna-
mite mines which were exploded uh.
der the rebel forces and caused great
loss Of life,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
THIRD CAVALRY OFFICERS
B. DETERMINED TO RESIGN

p. DUBLIN, March 2T. - (Assoeiated
Press by Federal Wireless) - A major
ity Of the cavalry. officers stationed at
Curragh yesterday declared that they
win adhere to their determination TO
resign rather than obey orders and
serve against Ulster; The officers are
indignant at what they term bad faith
displayed by the government in repud.
iating the agreement made with Brig
adler General Cough, commander of the
Third Cavalry Brigade.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
BANKERS SKEPTICAL; FEAR
HUERTA SEEKING CREDIT

CITY OF MEXICO, March 26,--(As,
soeiated Press Gable) Official bulletins
state that General Villa has teen re.
pulsed by the Federal forces. There
are no details, aud the big Mexican
banking houses are skeptieal, fearing
that the news has been disseminated
in order for Huerta to secure further
credit, ~. @N ,.s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
VILLA REVIEWS ATTACK ON
ToRREON, Is REPORTED

EAGLE FASS, Texas, March 2T.--
(Associatel Press by Federal Wireless)
Federal headquarters at Piedras Ne.
gras, across the border from here, last
night received dispatches to the effect
that General Villa, after being repu's,d
at Gomez Palaeio, had renewed the at
tack on T0rreon at Noe, a few miles
north of Gomez Palaeio.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
QUEEN OF BULGARIA TO
PAY VISIT TO AMERICA

SOFIA, Bulgaria, March 90 Asso.
eiated Press Cable) Queen Eleanor Of
Bulgaria has announced that she will
visit America in May. Her visit will
mark the first time reigning queen
ever set foot on American soil.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
VILLA REPORTED TO HAVE
LOST TWO THOUSAND MEN

FIEDRAs NEGRAs, Mexico, March
26.-( Associated Press Cable)-Ofieial
dispatches say that General Villa has
lost 1000 men at Gomez Palacio, a sub,
urb Of Torreon, and retreated to Esca.
Ion, one hundred miles northward
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
RIVERS AND HARB0RS
BILL PASSED IN HOUSE

WASHINGTON, March 27.-( (Asso,
eiated Press by Federal Wireless The
house yesterday passed the rivers and
hsrbors appropriation bill, carrying an
aggregate of $49,4OO,OQO without sub.
stantial amendment. The measure is
now up to the senate. s.