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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
CROPS ARE GREATEST
IN AMERICAN HISTORY
Harvest of Both Corn and Wheat
Will Be Enormous
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirslssul


WASHINGTON, july 9,-FOrecasts
by the experts of the department of
agriculture indicate that the corn crop
this fall will be enormously the greatest
the Nation has ever known.
The prediction is for a yield from
lO9, 1872, 900 acres, which is the great
est ever known by more than half "a
million acres The resultant crop is ex-
pected to amount to nearly three bill.
lion bushels, to be exact, 1914, 100000,
which is greater than the average of
the last decade by lO6 millions.
The wheat crop is estimated at 963
millions of bushels, and the number of
acres sown to oats, rice, and white and
sweet potatoes also breaks all records.
With the high prices obtaining abroad
for all foOdstufis an enormous volume
of export trade, with huge returns to
the American farmer, Is predicted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
STUBBORN TRENCH
WARFARE IN WEST
Allies Finish Strong In Battle With
Bayonet, Grenades, Mines
And Bombs
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirolsss.)


PARIS, July 9-Stubborn trench war
fare, with the bayonet, hand grenades,
submarine mines and aerials bombs Is
recounted in the night official bulletin,
Around Ypres, the oft,fought field
again changed hands yesterday. A Ger
man 'harg" on the British positions
was first broken up by rifle and ma
chine gun fire and then met with q
counter charge which swept the Ger
mans back into and out of their own
trenches. The net result was a gain
to the British of six lines of trenches.
Between SOuchez and Angres, where
the attempt of the French to cut
through to the lateral communications
of the Germans, has produced as furi-
Gus fighting in the past month as the
war has seen, a series Of German at.
tacks were rrPulscd.
On the right bank of the Aisne, in
the nrighhorhod Of NOyOn, a desperate
| hand.to hand struggle in the craters
dug by the nearly simultaneous explo-
siOns Of first French and then q Ger.
man minr beneath the opposing
trenches is declared to have resulted in
favor Of the French.
In the QucnneVieres section, there
was an inconcIusivc battle with hand
grenndrs and aerial bombs, tossed by
| trench mOrtars.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
BRITISH RAIDER
SUNK BATTLESH|P
Submarine Operating With Rus
sian Fleet IN Baltic Torpe-
doed BY War Vessel

NABsociAted Press by FEDERAL Wireless.)
LONDON, July 9.-According to an
nouncement made by the admiralty,
the German battleship of the Deutsch-
land class sunk in an engagement with
the Russian Baltic fleet, July 2, was
torpedoed by British submarine,
operating in conjunction with the Rus
sian fleet.
No further particulars are vouch,
safed, but is inferred that more than
one British submarine has worked its
way through the Skager Rack into the
Baltic, where, once arrived, they could
renew their supplies from Russian
ports.
German losses in the battle Of the
Baltic were one battleship sunk, two
battered into flight, and one minelayer
the Albatross, driven ashore. News OF
the battle has now been confirmed from
three sOurces-by dispatches from Co
penhagen, and official announcements
from Petrograd and London.
Paris dispatches carry an official an
nouncement by the French admiralty
that n German submarine was sunk yes
terday by an unnamed French warshiE
in the English channel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
THAW BEARS TOWARDS
JEROME NO AN|MOS|TY
(AssOciated Press by red.ral wir.l...

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)
NEW YORK, July S.-Harry Ken
dali Thaw, under eross,examination to
day in the trial to determine his sanity,
testified that he holds no animosity
toward William Travers Jerome, for,
mer district attorney, who prosecuted
him for the murder of Stanford White,
Thaw said he first learned in April
1908, that erich men were interested in
keeping him in the asylum" He pro,
duced a printed copy of petition in
his favor, which, he said, was signed
by 100000 persons throughout the
country.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
RUSSIAN ARMIES
ARE AGGRESSORS
They Have Blocked Definitely
GeFmanic Invasion and War
saw Has Been Saved
Associated Press by Federal Wireless. .,

NAssoclated Press Dy federal "trelesB.)
LONDON, July 9.-Reports from cor
respondents with the Russian armies
and the tone of the official announce
ments from Petrograd lead military stu
dents here to believe that the Grand
Duke Nicholas probably will be able to
save Warsaw and drive back the tide
of Germanie invasion which has swept
his armies out of Galicia to the defenses
behind their own frontier. At least, the
Russian defense is now giving the Aus
tro Germans such a stiff argument that
they cannot divert any of their forces
to the West front, until matters are on
very different footing.
Russians Are Aggressors
The official Austrian bulletins today
show that the offensive has again
changed hands. After weeks of re.
treat the Russians are now the aggres,
sors, and Vienna is talking Of lat.
tacks repulsed."
The bulletins show that in Rus
sian Poland, cast of the Vistula, the
Russians launched violent attack
which Vienna says was repulsed, and
it is admitted that "before superior
forces" the Austrians were compelled
to retire from the heights Of Krasnik
On the lower Zloto Lipa, the Russians
delivered another attack, which again
Vienna says the Austrians repulsed.
Slavs Report Captures
Petrograd reports the capture OF
eleven thousand prisoners on the fifth
sixth and seventh Of the month, and
that two enemy attacks on the sixth
near MuravieyO station and the village
of Jednorojetz, were broken up by thu
Russian artillery fire.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
LADEN WITH EXPLOSIVES

Associated Press By Redsral wireless)
NEW YORK, July 0.--News that the
Atlantic Transport liner Minnehaha
(l3,5S9 tons), bound from this port
for the United Kingdom with a cargo
of high explosives, had been set afire
by a minor explosion was flashed to
land yesterday AFTERNOON in message
from Captain Claret.
Instantly there jumped to mind the
random letter Of Frank Holt, alias
Erich Muenter, to his wife, in which he
asserted that he had placed clockwork
bombs aboard a vessel bound for Eng
land-the Saxonia or Philadelphia, he
thought but he had forgotten the
name.
In the case of the Minnehaha, the
peril was acute, because she carried a
thousand cases of corditet $500 cases OF
shrapRel shells, 1900 esssa of -trini,
tuolOl and other explosives and com,
bustibles.
Trinituolol is a nitrate derivative OF
coal tar, valuable as a high explosive
in war because Of its extreme stability
1t is used chiefly to charge heavy
shells, and will not explode, even IN
der the shock of impact against armol
or masonry, until it has been detonatsC
by the primer with which the shell il
provided.
Additional messages from the Saxonis
and Philadelphia last night brought
word that they are still safe. Holt I
letter instructed his wife to read the
papers of July for news Of his bombs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
Federal Grand Jury Returns In
dictments Against Persons and
Corporations Involved Either
In Recruiting For British Army
Or Supplying German Ships
INCIDENT OF STEAMER
SACRAMENTO REVIVED
Fantastic Voyage With Cargo To
Chilean Waters, Where Former
Kosmos Freighter Was Held
Up and PIundered' BY Kaiser's
Pacific Fleet, Figures Largely
tAs.ocia.sd Press by Federal wirsle.sl

Q AN FRANCISCO, July g.
- Twenty-one indictments were
returned here yesterday by the
federal grand jury against as
many individuals and corpora
tions accused of having violated
the neutrality of the United
States.
OF these, six were directed
against FIVE persons and one in
dividual accused of having recruit
ed soldiers for the British army.
The remaining fifteen were direct s.
ed against three Corporations and
twelve individuals implicated in
the fantastic voyage OF the Amer
lean steamship Sacramento, for
merly the Kosmos (German) Line
freighter Alexandria.
Takes American Registry
The Alexandria took refuge in
Richardson's Bay, Sausalito, short
ly after the outbreak of the war.
When the emergency shipping
bill passed by the late congress
permitted the acquisition by
Americans of foreign-owned ships
and their transfer to the American
flag, the Sacramento was bought
by the Northern and Southern
Navigation Company, a corpora
ton apparently organized solely
for the purchase by Flood Bros,
shipping agents of San Francisco.
The company owned no other YES
sells.
Large quantities of provisions,
engine room stores, lubricating
oil and miscellaneous supplies
were bought Of German wholesale
grocers and ship chambers. The
nature Of the cargo, which made
the vessel a veritable floating
naval base, aroused suspicion
from the first and there was pro-
longed difficulty in obtaining
clearance papers.
Vessel Is Overhauled
Once the Sacramento got out
side the Golden Gate, but was
chased by a coast guard cutter
and brought back, over an irregu-
larity about the wireless operator.
At the last moment the captain
concluded that she was not a
lucky ship to command and tossed
up his position. But in the end,
another captain was found, the
papers were Strengthened out and
the Sacramento was cleared for
Valparaiso,
The first captain was right. The
Sacramento was not lucky ship
for anybody to command. Moth
ing was heard from her for weeks
On January 8, long overdue, she
turned up at Valparaiso, minus
her cargo. The captain told a
strange tale of having been held
up on the high seas by the Ger
man Pacific feet-which at that
time had not met its fate in the
battle off the Falkland islands
and robbed of his cargo.
Continued On Page TLree)
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
AMERICAN SEAMEN
KILLED BY GERMANS

(Associated Press by Federal WirelessA
WASHINGTON, July S.-Richard
Martin and John Mahoney, American
seamen, were among the twelve killed
last Monday, it is learned today, when
a German submarine shelled the British
steamer Angel Californian, from Mon
treaI. The Anglo. Californian refused
to obey an orIrr to stop and the sub
marine thrrrupon opened fire with her
special guns hut, though hit repeated
ly, the ship escaped to Liverpool.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
BERLIN AND VIENNA SAY
ITALY Is BADLY BEATEN
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ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
BERLIN, July O. The OvJsea
News Agency announces that numeri-
caly superior Italian forces have been
Overwhelmingly defeated" by the
Austrians defending the Isorzo line.
The version Of the official Vienna bul-
letin is that at Gorizia, on the same
front, the Italians were "repulsed. "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
TURKS STILL CONFIDENT

CONSTN\TINOPLE, July 3. - An
official Turkish bulletin announces
that, ON the DnrdunclIes front, near
ANi Ruuu, heavy homhardment by
the Turkish artillery seriously damaged
the field works of the Allies and badly
punished their occupants. On the con
trary, it is said that an attack by the
Allies ON Nrddul Bahr, was repulsed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
GOVERNMENT ASSUMES !
CONTROL Of SAYWLLE
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirsless1

WASHINGTON, July 8.-The gov
ernment has taken over control of the
Sayville wireless station at Sayville,
Long Island, hitherto operated for
Germany, because of past infraetion
of the explicit rules concerning the use
of the wireless in wartime and the neu.
trality regulations announced shortly
after the opening of the present war.
Capt W. II. @. Bullard, U. s. N, su-
perintendent Of the naval radio service,
will continue TO operate the station
with naval forces.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
HOLT BURIED IN TEXAS

lASsoy.4ted Press by Federal Wtreless.)
DALLAS, Texas July 9.-Frank
Holt, alias Erich Muenter, who dyna-
mited the senate wing of the National
capitol, attempted to murder J. p. Nor
gan, and then committed suicide in Jail,
will be buried here. Arrangements for
the funeral will be completed later.
The body is still at Gleneove, Long
Island.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
WORLDS ENDEAVORERS
RECOGNIZE THE NEGRO
lAesoclat,d Press by Federal Wirolessl

CHICAGO, July 9.-Three hundred
delegates to the convention of the
Worlds Christian EndeavOrers, in scs
sion here, voted last night to acknowl
edge thrir LrvtheIhoOd with the negro
and extend to negro Endeavorers mes
sage Of fellowship and good will.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
LITTLE MONTENEGRO HEARD
FROM IN SHOUT OF VICTORY
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CETTINJE, Montenegro, July o.
Austrian attacks on the town of Ora,
havo delivered in force on the fifth
aud sixth Of June were beaten back by
the Montenegrin army, says an official
bulletin posted here today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
NEW DESTROYER LAUNCHED

PHILADELPHIA, July 9--The new
DESTROYER Couvnsham, the latest addi-
ton to the United States navy, was
success fully launched here Yesterday.
She will have contract speed OF TWEEN.
ty nine and Il half knots.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
ADRiATlC SAFE IN PORT

Associated Press by Federal WirelSssD
LIVERPOOL, July 9.-The White
Star liner Adriatic, for whose safety
fears had been expressed, arrived here
safely early today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
Washington Announces That Ger
many Must Meet All Its De-
mands Regarding Submarine
Warfare Definitely Without Any
Further Attempt To Cloud Issue
TENTATIVE PROPOSALS
OF KAISER ANNOYING
President Thinks Compromise
Indicated Would Be UnneutraI
Minister Won Jagow Dispairs
OF Being Able To Reconcile
United States Opinion To Policy
LAssOciatod Press by Federal wirsl..s)

IAsSoeiated Press by Federal wireless.D
W/ASlllNGTON, July 9. -
w America will not higgle
with Germany over what form
the German reply shall take to
President Wilson's second Lusi-
tania note. President Wilson does
not regard it as becoming to en-
ter upon secondary, supplement
tary negotiations, which have no
official status, while such grave
subjects are under considerations.
! The government as the United
States, the. Administration feels,
has made its position abundantly
plain. The tone of its communi-
cations has been scrupulously con
sldrrate, though grave, and it has
been repeatedly intimated that
nothing but friendly and frank
recognition of the broad grounds
on which the United States rests
its case, is expected from the i'm
nrrlal government.
Utterances Must Stand
In these circumstances the state
department does not wish to modi-
fy its utterances by informal con-
NrlHatioms which might be pro-
Iongrd indefinitely into technical
| rriinrmrnts.
At the same time, there is no
h"Sltanry on the part of the gov
"rnmrnt in making the statement,
for the information of the public,
that the character of the tentative
proposals put forward by Germa-
NY is disappointing, insofar as
they forrShadOw the probable nat
urr Of the forthcoming German
reply, which it is now expected
will b" delivered into the hands
of Ambassador Gerard in Berlin
within the next twenty-four hours.
Relations Again Strained
There is an increasing disposi-
tion among some officials con-
vrrsant with the negotiations to
regard the relations between the
two nations as again approaching
critical point. -.. RS. d.
The state department has Let il
be known that, in its opinion, to
inform Germany of what date, on
what ships, Americans had taken
passage, and what was the char.
artrr of the cargo carried by YES.
sells on which Americans had cho,
sen to exercise the rights OF
Unrestricted travel, would be an
unnrutraI act.
This is the compromise offered
by Germany, and the government
Of the United States does not fee
that it can honOrably accept it.
The Appeal., 1915-02-27
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Mrs. j. w. Barbee, of Winnipeg,
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