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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
FRUSTRATED .
BY RAVAGES Of WAR
..t..' So -
Hundreds of Thousands Of Per-
sons Are Suffering
lAas0eiatsd Prsss By rsdsral wlrsles.l

. lAhhociateo Press Dy feuerhl WlroioSbJ
Y !yyABs,AW, II November 2s.--War's
frightfnl devastation in Poland, occu.
pied alternately by the Russians and
Germans has brought great famine
to the country. With the northern
winter closing down on the ravaged
countryside, hundreds Of thousands Of
homeless civilians are suffering from a
shortage Of food. Thousands are ac-
tually dead aud thousands of others are
dying.
A large Fart of the country suffered
from the invasions of the Germans,
which preceded the Russian successes
in Galicia. After this the RUSSIANS re.
occupied this section, then in the great
Rus ian retreat tho Germans again
swept over the land, taking Warsaw
and other important cities. After the
country had been twice fought over the
Russians In the last retreat burned
everything as they went. 1t is esti'
mated that the Slav armies burned
1000 villages in order to lay barren
the country and prevent the German
armies from finding any subsistence OF
shelter. , y.
Tho suffering victims of the ravaginl
armies are living in rude huts and
abandoned trenches. Many have emf
grated to Germany to escape the fam
inc. Food prices, already very high
are constantly rising.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
WOODF|ELD
PROBABLY HAS ESCAPED
London Report Indicated Troop
'' ship Was Not Sunk
ASSOCIATED Press by, Federal wiroloss.)


LONDON, November so2-As cas- atty
list posted last night gives fh6se lost
through the recent attack upon the
British transport Woodfield as seven
troopers killed and eight wounded and
fifteen interned.
Recent dispatches from Paris an
nounced that this transport had been
attacked and sunk off the Moroccan
coast by a German submarine and the
first doubt upon this news comes in
the implied denial of the official easu-
atty list, it being evident that the
Woodfeld escaped with the greater
number Of her men.
The "ffteen interned" is taken to
mean that some of the troopers jumped
overheard when the submarine began
shclling and were picked up by pass
inc vessels and taken to Spain.
The French steamer Algerie has been
sunk and twentv-ninc of the crew are
missing. The British steamer Tania
has been sunk but announcement i:
made that all of the crew were saved
THE French steamer Omara has been
sunk by a submarine. 1t is feared that
twenty of the crew have been lost.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
RAIDER SUNK
BY British A|RSH|P
.-. &. 49,
Aviator Drops Bomb Squarely On
Submarine, Which crumpIes
(Associated Press s. Federal wlrsless.,

(Aseoctated Press ny FEDERAL WireleSs.1
! LONDON, :, November 20.---For tlsl
Second time IN the war German suB-
marine has been attacked and sunk
by an unaided aeroplane, and Cor the
second time the admiralty has deyiated
from its rule not to announce the des-
tructiOn or capture of German subma-
rines nor indicate the waters in which
he submarines are located.
The battle between the German un-
derwater fighter and the British air
craft took place Off Middlekerke, in the
Channel, on Sunday, the aeroplane
using bombs and the submarine reply
ing with herideck gun. Finally, swoop
ing down close to the craft, the aviator
dropped a bomb squareiy on the sub
marine, which crumpled, broke in two
and sank. i
British air fighters were busy on
Sunday. Sir John French reporting
that fifteen battles in the air between
British and German aviatOrs took
place, the German machines being des
troyed in several instances. -.a
In addition, two systematic air raid
upon German positions were made by
the British aero men. At Gyps, n Yep
pelin acrOdOmc was bOmbarded, four
teen acroplancs taking part in tn
raid. At La Chapelette the German
ammunition factory was attacked
there being nineteen aviators in tn
bombarding squadron.
Each Of the thirty-three aeroplane
returned safely to its base.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
FORMER WAR MINISTER
OF CHINA ASSASSlNATED
Especial Cable to Nippu Jiii)

Especial Gable to Nippu Jili.)
TOXIC, November ga despatch
from Peking states that former Minis
ter Of War Tuan Chi Jiu of the Chi,
nose Republic has been assassinated.
No details reached here, and the mur-
dercr has not yet been apprehended.
Tuan Chi Jiu recently resigned from
the Chinese cabinet when Yuan Shih-
Kai decided to try to become emperor.
A second Pcking despatch states that
Yuan Shih Kai has officially an
nounrcd that IS provinces declared in
favor of a monarchy in the recent
election. As there are IS provinces in
China it is taken that Yuan's an
nouncement means a unanimous vote
in his favor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
Austro Germans and Bulgars
Prepare To Mass In Buluaria
To Resist Drive Of Cars
Troops Against Their Lines
MoNASTIR IS MENAcED r
AGAIN BY THE ENEMY


(Associated Press by Federal wireless)
~ ARIS, November 30.-Although
Russia's threat TO invade Bull
= garia with big army has not
as yet materialized and while the posi-.
tion of Rumania is not defined, the
Austro-G Germans and the Bulgars in
Serbia are weakening their fronts in
order to concentrate in Bulgaria to
meet the expected Russian advance,
which the latest rumors say will not
come through Rumania but will be by
water against the Black Sea coast OF
Bulgaria.
Bulgars Advance On Monastir
The Bulgarians have crossed the
Cerna River, however, in an advance
in force against MOnastir, the Serbians
in the advanced lines falling back be-
fore the Bulgarians in good order.
The civilian population Of Monastir
% leaving that city and fleeing south
into Greece, while it IS questionable
whether the Apglo.Serbian forces will
attempt to, mako any serious defense
of the place. They are heavily out
numbered, while the stragetie import
a. "a of Eonastir has vanished with
tho retreat sot, .tho 1Serbians In the cen
ter. "a .ffsf q /; 3 # 4. -.
II is probable that the Monastii
forces win be withdrawn into Greece
and brought by way TO Salonika to join
the Serbs and Anglo-Frcneh in the
Vardar Valley.
Grecian Position Unknown
IL was reported yesterday thai
Greece has replied to the new note OF
the Entente Powers, giving a definite
reply to their demands. The reply IL
said to be promise of compliance
with all of the demands which do MOI
threaten her neutrality, while an Over
seas despatch from Athens to Berlin
repeats the information that King Con
stantine informed Lord Kitchener tha
the preservation of the neutrality o.
Greece makes it necessary that all Ser
bians who retreat across the line mus
be disarmed and interned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
CANADA SEXES WHEAT
AGAINST SPECULATION
Great Britain Did Not Ask Gov
ernment 10 Act f..
lAnsoclated prsss b1 TedaraI wirsIoss.l }

:. LONDON, ,Novembes 20 .-lft IS Of
fcially depfcd here 'tnht Che action of
tie Canadian government in command
eering the Canadian wheat crop now in
ting elevators Of the Eastern Provinces,
With the intimation that the entire crop
surplus would be seized later, was OIL
the request of the British government.
Unoflicially it isnstated that the action
was taken by Ottawa to prevent any
speculative attempts to run up the price
by cornering any large portion of the
crop.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
GOVERNMENT CLOSES
CASE AT BUENZ TRIAL

(Aasocta.ad Press hy Federal wireisss:l
NEW YORK, November 80. - The
government has rested, its case in thP
trial of Karl Buenz, resident director
of the Hamburg American line, charged
with conspiracy to violate the neutral
ity laws, and those indicted with him,
and the defense will now be put on. Il
was announced by the representatives
of the department of justice that the
Department. has taken no stand, nm"
way or the other, In the question OF the
alleged participation in the consplr"y
of Captain Boy-Ed Of the German en-
bassy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
MURDERER OF WARDEN'S
WIFE IS FOUND GUILTY
lA,,nnintad Presn hx Federal WLrelesal

JOLIET, Illinois, November 29,--
Joseph Campbell the negro convict who
has been on trial for the murder of Mrs.
Maizie Allen, wife of former Warden
Allen of the state peniteutiary here.
was today foqnd guilty by the jury
and win be hanged. Warden Allen had
instituted the "honor system "~in the
penitentiary!. His wife was found dead
and mutilated In bed in the warden 8
quarters, the room on fire. The evi.
ience in the case was circumstantial,
there being several men who were be.
lieved to know something of the mur-
der. The weight of evidence Pointe
to Campbell.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
SENATOR KERN BOURBON
LEADER IN UPPER HOUSE
1As.oct,,ed Press by Federal wirslsss.l

(Aasoci-ted Press by Federal Wirelsssl
WASHINGTON, November 3Q7-- The
Democratic senators in caucus yesteT-
dav reelected Senator Kern of Indiana
as the party floor leader. Senator Key
Pittman of Nevada was elected the
pnrty's secretary. Practically all the
Democratic members of Congress will
be mere for the opening next Monday.
senator James p Clarke of Arkansas
will he elected president pro tempOra
senator James Hamilton Lewis of III
nois will be "whip' of the majority
party in the senate skirmishlngs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
JAPAN MAY SEND ITS
EXHIBIT TO SAN DIEGO
ispocial oableEram 70 Hawaii shinpO) }

Especial oablsgram TO Hawaii shinpo)
SAN FRANCISCO, November 2o.-
II is possible that the japanese exhibit
here will be taken as whole to San
Diego, for exhibition in the fair there
during the coming year.
The japanese commission is getting
ready to leave. Yesterday Comm m'ssion-
in-chief Yamawaki' issued invitations
to all other commissioners to a fare
well reception to be given in tho Cali
fOrnia Building Thursday.
Applications for the Japanese gar
dens have been received from the Uni.
versities of Berkeley and Stamford and
from the Oakland Park Commission.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
BRITISH TRANSPORT
TAKES GERMAN LINER
tAs.ootated Pross bv Federal wtroIess)

NIENOS AYkES. November 30
The British transport Macedonia, which
j. arm"d, has captured the Hamburg
South American liner Presidcnte Nitro.
which was flying the Argentine fla I.
The passengers on the captured ship
have been taken to Montcvideo, while
the prize. with British crew, is en-
rnMte To Englamd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
OVATION TO KITCHENER
lARHnclalOd d PrehR bY EodorAl Mlfeloa6

PARIS, November 29.-Lord Kitch
ener, the British secretary Of state for
war, arrived here today from Italy. Ho
was given tremendous ovation, sol
diers home from the front and those
preparing to Join the cOlors participat
ing in huge demonstration. The peO
pie also loimed in the ovation,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
MEN IN RED CROSS
SERVICE MUST FIGHT
tAssoeiated Press by Federal wirsIessJ

(Associated Press by Federal WirelessD
LONDON, November 30.-ln his eff.
forts to augment the army without hav-
ing to resort to compulsion, Lord Der
by, in charge of the recruiting work,
yesterday announced that he plans re-
cruiting for the ranks from amongst
the Red Cross workers, replacing them
with elderly men. He says that there
are today many at work with the Red
Cross who should be in the trenches
fighting.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
CHICAGO WHEAT TAKES JUMP

CHICAGO, November Gas a re
suit of the government order command
eering the bulk Of the Canadian wheat
crop, wheat has jumped sharply in the
market. The order taking the first 2O,,
100000 bushels for war supply purposes
has caused rise already of from two
and one half to two and five eighths.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
TURKS DRIVE BRITISH
BACK IN MES0P0TAMlA
Associated Press by Federal wirslsss)

AMSTERDAM, November 30.--Oh
cial Turkish reports yesterday announce
a victory for the Porte in the Mcso,
potamia Sighting. the defenders of Ba2
dad having repulsed the British nn''
reoccupied some of the positions taA"p
by the invaders.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
BRITAIN NOT SEEKING J T..
ALLIANCE WITH CHINA
Associated Press by Federal wireless,l

TOXIC, November 30.-Followiug
the British Official announcement that
no political action would be taken by
Great Britain in China without prev
ious consultation with Japan, the Brit,
ish ambassador yesterday Informed
Baron Kato, the foreign minister, that
Great Britain had no intention n. ne.
gotiating any alliance at present with
China.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
EXPORTS IN DECEMBER
EXCEED ALL RECORDS
(Associatod Press by Federal Wireless.

NEW YORK, November 30.-All re,
cords for exports and all records for
the number Of laden vessels to clear
from this port for foreign destinations
will be broken in December. =. At the
present time there are seventeen thou
sand freight cars loaded with goods for
export here awaiting their turns, while
ships here or expected during the
month to be loaded and cleared mum
Der five hundred and forty-six--> The
loading and clearing of this number of
vessels will establish a record for the
port for any one month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
TRADING POST IS CAPTURED w

LONDON November 80. - The
French expedition, operating in German
East Africa, has captured the trading
post at MakoHdo and is nearing Jaun
de, the most important German strong
hold remaining 10 the Tehtons.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
WRITER OF INSULTING
LETTERS IS ARRESTED
A.-ccis."d Press by Federal wirolsrs0

NEW YORK, November 30.-On a
charge of being the author of a series of
insulting letters which have been
mailed from here to President Wilson,
Mrs. Gait, his fancee, and her mother,
Mrs. Boiling, a man named Samuel
White was placed under arrest yes
terday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
GREAT ElRE ON CATALIMA

IABROclafNd FToNH by FeuOrRI WreIess,J
LOS ANGELES, November 29,-A
disastrous fire today destroyed several
hotels in the business section of Ava,
Ion, Catalina island
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-30
MORE THAN EIGHTEEN
MILLION VISIT FAIR
Associated Press by Federal wirsless)

(Associated PIess by federl "TelosS,l
SAN FRANClSCO, November 30
Yesterday checking up of the turnsttle
records at the exposition showed that
the eighteenth million mark in attend,
ance has been passed.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-08-13
Lois Gray is III.

We are very sorry to report that
Lis Gray the youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ, GRAY has Scarlef
Fever and is confined to her room.
Although she is not seriously i'll it il
hard on the parents as The case
requires SO much attention.
We would suggest that great precau
tion be used to stop the futher spread
ing Of the fever.