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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-03-31

at Che Hemingway Parsonage ant
was buried at tre old JohnsonTillt
cemetery on the next day.
The friends Of Mrs. R. Y. Sim
mons are glad to hear that she has
about recovered from the fall she
received a week ago.
Miss Pearl Bailey, of Lawrence
vile, Ga, is in the city for an ex-
tended visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Bailey.
William L. Hnmphill has gone to
Atlanta to take a position as chief
Of party on a railroad survey out
Of Atlanta.
Miss Fannie Stark has gone to
Atlanta and Augusta shopping be
fore going to Florida for a visit of
six weeks.
Mrs. Caldwell, ,of Honaa Path,
came to Abbeville Monday and did
her spring trading with Philson &
Henry.
Miss Susie Stevenson came down
Saturday from the Woman's Col
lege at Dne West, to visit her
home people.
Mrs. "Tot" Morgan went up to
Monroe last week and spent sever
al days with her husbands people.
She returned to Abbeville Tuesday.
Judge M. 1. Stanton was up from
Mt. Carmel Monday. He says that
Tom Watson is the greatest living
American.
The State Teachers Association
met in Florence last week and Prof.
R. B. Cheatham went down from
Abbeville to take part in the de-
liberations.
Mrs. Arthur Klugh came up from
Greenwood last week to attend the
Openings of our fashionable milli-
merry stores.
Mrs. C. E. Klugh, of Greenwood,
came up to the Openings last week
and spent several days with her
mother, Mrs. C. J. Lyon.
The children of the city are hap
py over the many egg hunts for
this week and the lovely Easter SOU
venirs on sale in the different stores.
Have you planted your beans?
Good Friday is coming and all old
timers say that beans planted on
this day are a sure crop.
Horl. J.. Melvin Ashley was in the
city from his home near Honea Path
last week and took a look in on the
court. He came in his car.
Mrs. R. L. Dargan has returned
to Abbeville from the hospital in
Chester. Her friends hope to see
her out soon.
Miss Julia Schwerin, the pretty
sister of Mrs. Sol !:osn:lherg, is
here from Sumter for an extended
visit.
DR.. Whit Cheatham and ]. Frank
Clinkscales were up from McCor-
mick last Thursday on business.
Miss Corrie Graves of Latimer,
spent several days in town this
week with her sister, Miss Caroline
Graves.
Mrs. W. A. Lee and Mrs. W. E.
Johnson went over to Atlanta last
Friday to spend a few days.
Friday was a real spring day and
the flowers, the hats and the new
suits bloomed in abundance.
Miss Margaret Cothran has re-
turned to Lander and will resume
her studies there.
Miss Bunnie Kennedy, Of Troy,
was in Abbeville last week shop
ping.
Mrs. L. D. Caldwell came over
from Greenwood last Wednesday
to attend our Millinery Openings.
Extra good pictures at the Opera
House every night. Go and enjoy
yourself.
Mrs. j. j. Hemminger, of Willing
ton, was in town Monday on a
cho 4,.,,o
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-03-31
A Distinguished Visitor.

Hon. A. G.. Brice, of Chester, was
in the city Saturday in attendance
upon court. He is interested in
the contest over the will of the late
Mrs. Josephine Sloan. Mr.. Brice
made pleasant impression upon
our people last summer when he
made the race for Attorney General.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
Italian Irredenta
L Stumbling Block
IAssociated Prom by Fedsral Wireless. y

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless.J
y, AMSTERDAM, May l9.--Comment
ing on the announcement of Doctor Won
Bethmam HOllweg yesterday, tn e
Dutch newspapers this morning assume
that il was made to show how far Aus
tria went ia her efforts TO remain at
peace with Italy. War between the
two powers within the next few hours
is taken for granted. o.
From Italy's point Of view, 1t is
pointed out that, under the terms of the
Austrian proposals., she would not win
back Tstria, which Is the larger share lot
Italia hredenta (Unrcdeemed italy,,
and that Austria retains her chief naval
base at Pola, always a near menace to
italian security. ...
Austria maintains two naval bases on
the Adriatic. One is at Trieste, which
would become an autonomous city an.
der the proposed compromise, but the
more important aud strongly fortified
one, where the Austrian navy is now
bottled up, is at Pola. There the rov-
Hrnment maintains its chief shipbuild
ing works and the naval arsenal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
Washington Hears
" More Soft Whispers

(hssociated Press by Federal wireloss)
. WASHINGTON, May l9.-It is gen,
orally assumed here that the menacing
Italian situation will delay Germany s
reply to President Wilson S note for at
least another week, but diplOmatists
.",friendly to Germany" profess conf
dence that the reply, when finally re-
eeived, will prove to be eonciliatory in
tone and will offer definite concessions
Particularly is it reiterated that no
more passenger ships will be torpedoed
while the question Of submarine warfare
is still in the balance, and it is even
asserted that Germany will disavow in
tent to kill the Americans who lo't
their lives in the destruction of the
Lusitania.
Confidence is expressed that if tn"
United States urged with sufficient wig
or the protests already made to Eng
land, the Allies could be induced to
abandon their commercial embargo on
all goods, of whatever source and what.
ever nature, consigned to German civ.
ilians. p.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
Berlin Press Unanimous In De-
cIaring Imperial Government
Cannot Listen TO Representa-
, tons Made BY Presidents Note
CANCELLATION IS LIMITED
BY FRIENDS OF GERMANY
Indirect lntimations Renewed
That Concessions Win Be Made
II United States Intervenes
Against Embargo Of the Allies
tAs.ocia.ed Prom ba rederal wir.lo., =,

a tAssociated Press by Federal wireless)
ID ERLIN, May DISCRIMINATING on
II the text Of President Wilson $
Lusitania note, published in full here
yesterday for the first time, the morn.
ing papers say with one voice;
at is impossible for Germany to
abandon her submarine warfare.
Count Won Reventlow, perhaps the
foremost stratcgical critic of tho I'm,
pire, whose summaries Of the military
situation carry semi-oflieial weight,
wrote yesterday: p @l,.y tr~
"a Germany must and win go her way.
We leave it to the United States to
make her citizens choose other paths of
travel than through our war zono
around the British Isles; unless they dc
sire to see personally one Of the results
of the manner in which American war
materials are prolonging the war;
Tages Zeitung says:
ANYONE reading President Wi!son y
note can scarcely escape the impression
that the British ambassador was not far
away when the note was framed. One
might imagine it to be speech by Pre-
mier Asfuith." ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
VIEW RANKS CREATED
IN AVIATION CORPS

"-so"'o'"d Press by FEDERAL wireless,l
LONDON, May l9.-The increasing
Importance attached to the aviation
branch of the army is indicated by a
royal warrant creating several add
tional ranks in the flying corps. The
new officers inclIde wing commander,
with pay of $3.50 per day; wing adbl'
tant, $6.7j; equipment officer, $6lgi
technical quartermaster- sergeant, $3.50,
and non.technical quarterrnaster-se
geant, Slip. Most Of these officers will
receive the usual additional allowance
of SIPS for each day of ascent. !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
HARD FIGHTING IN
WEsTERNGALlCA
Another Fierce Tentonic Attack
Has Been launched Against 4
Troops Of Russia :, - -

3 yAssociatcd Press bs Federal Wireless r..
FEThoGRAD, May 19.-i<tnother fierce
ITeutdnic attach has beca hunchsd lin
Western Galicia, this time with The re
capture Of Przemysl as its definite OBJ,
IiestiysI ~ stsE#t .. p
tFhIt h. admitted hero that the Ger
'maaie Allies yesterday captured sen,
etsI trenches, eat the cost, say the
Russians, 'fof enormous sacrifices II
6illcd and wounded 'i7tae 20 -.
Thirty miles north aof Przemysi, at
TafosIau, whore the Germans attempted
70 pierce the Rnssian line and enfo!d
Przemysl in an enycIyping movement
Che general star reports that three
acropIanes wers brought down, and that
three thousand prisoners WIRE taken
along the vistnla. ,tl&H..'. ....f.
The general losses Of the enemy in
the past few days, II is asserted, have
run into the tens of thousands.
Russian forces have swept over
Bukowina, retaxing much of the ter.
ritory lost last month.
The Austrian resistance has been
broken for distance of ninety miles.
Russian generals report the capture Of
10000 prisoners, and say that Cz"rno,
WITT is again in the hands of tn" Car s
forces.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
UNITED RAJ WAHSIS <.
SHORT SIX MILLIONS

tAUoociated Press by Federal Wiretess.)
san FRANCISCO, May IS.-By or
der today of the California State, Rail.
road commission the United Railways
company, the surface traction system
which serves San Francisco, is forbid
den to pay any dividends on its pre-,
ierred stock until restitution has been
made of funds amounting to approx
hnatcly four millions, withdrawn from
The treasury during the administration
of Patrick Calhoun as president of the
company. Common stock has paid
aOthing for years
Investigations made by the commits
hion showed last summer that Calhoun,
with the authorization of the directors,
had Pvt $l,006,00O belonging to the
stockholders into Solano Farms, Trri.
gated, a real estate development which
collapsed
Further Investigations, it was an
nouncod today, have deyelopcl thai
the treasury is short approximately
four millions.
Calhoun, when last heard of, was in
New York.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21

the river Isonzo that is, all portions
Of II which the population is purely
Italian. - o. h.''g 80 i.
$40 yield tie town of Gradisca,
TO make of Trieste an imperial
free city, the government Of which
shah be so Constituted that the Italian
character Of the University of Trieste
shall be insured. ''E !
Sovereignty over Avlona
$40 recognize Italian. sovereignty
over AvIona, the capital of Albania,
on the east shore of the Adriatic.
6-TO declare that Austria has no
political interests in Albania.
TO guarantee that the national
interests of Italians living in Austria
be respected. ..' GA.
SO grant full and free amnesty to
all Italian political5anl military prison
crs native to or seized in the territory
to be eeded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
Hawaii Sends F..
Many Bftons
To War Front
Forty-three Subjects Of King
George Are Doing Duty
Against Enemies

=.
lnat Dtit trl IN hawan nave
done their httie bit IN the present
m martial emergency Is eV1nen'ea oy 'h'
i"cf tns' ~ 'east Iorty 'tnreo men co"
ue '..' ,oy Dirth OF reSi"ehee WIN fia
Wan gre ~ present serving VIII" 'n'
! o 'i7 army or navy. The'r na'ioha'l
t'es arg SAM 70 De as follows; ocotS
,wen'y.nsei English nine; welsh touri
lriSh, three Australian one lana
diah' onc. Inc totaI Is rory '1nree'
In this eonneetion wireless message
was received Yesterday from COiono'
Loeah IN eommand OF the new "ea'
Iand cHpeditinonHary rorce' wh'Ch IL no"
keep'ng Watcn ana ward nj aPla'
samoa.
nepis y ~ f.-.
p ~ y soPiy " "eS"@Ee Vi Si'o'
ing soh' ai'W oays aBo ny Dri'iSn 'e"i'
den'S IN hohoinio ana reads as io,Io"S'
APia, samoa, May H. lSl0'-M"hy
thahAs TOT gfeetihgS ana conRra'ui"'
u SlonS reserved Iooay. bioou Is 'hlcNer
tH"" INSTRUMENTATION t = Ho"AN
Ahons ' ~ VINO nave S""o i'o'''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
PRESIDENT INSISTS
Upon LOCAL DC. 4 OPTION

(Assoristed Press by Federal Wireless)
LOUISVILLE, May lo.-Iu oppOsi
ion to Secretary Bryan, who has al.
yocatcd a prohibition plank in tho
Democratic platform next year, a let
or from President Wilson made public
lore this morning puts him on record
rs consistent in his belief that local
option should be left to settle tho
liquor question. "To inject the liquor
fssue into state and national politics,
wrote the President, "would work II
disruption contain to interfere with
aeeded constructive Legislation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
Home OF DELEGATE
SCENEOF SPlENDOR
Prince and Princess 'kaIanianaolc
Give Hawaiian Fete III Hon.
or Of Compassionate
.(Ffom ,yedncsday,s Adrertiaerl

~ NrFom wednesday - Advertiser)
With ehecrs for Prince and Princess
Kalanianaole, called Tor BY Representa-
tive Batchfeid Of Pittsburgh, me pro,
grained cntertainnept Of tho visiting
congressman, and their wives and accom-.
panying friends came to an end last
aieht IN the beautiful grounds OF Pua.
Icilani, the Waikiki home OF the dele.
gate and Che princess, following a la.
waiian, fote, given Under the stars, ut.
tended BY some fifteen hundred people.
The event wag worthy Of the place
given il, rs the climax Of two weeks
and more Of continuous entertainment
The fetc, which depicted IN living pic.
lures OF gorgeous colors q number of
NE historic events IN the carly history
Of Hawaii concluding with scenes
taken from Hawaiian life in Hawaii of
today, was a most BEAUTIFUL one, with
music and dance and atRbleau&.
Staged IN Natarai setting sS
The various scenes were STAGED in a
natural setting, a tropical alcove, with
kukui and lauhala trees forming the
wings and graceful eocoanut palm,
WAVING against the sky, as the. back.
ground. The guests found seats. be.
Jeath the spreading, branches of a
giant tree, whne az around were palms
ana kamanis, hibiscus and crotons,
slswes and eoeoanuts, the whole made
orllilant by strings OF thousands of
tneandeseents. s..,@......
AS curtains for the natural stage, two
great naes, the Haweiian nag and the
noyai standard OF HAWAII were used,
tne Withdrawlng OF which disclosed the
scenes OF the breaking OF the ancient
kaPu am the war that resulted. The
tabieaux We're six in number, each be.
ing enllvened by chanting of meles and
Ine performing OF number OF hulas,
>ome OF style rarely seen and a.
Sfaeerui ana worth OF the applause
they earned. <.
me bnai scene depicted Hawan as 1t
Is To-Day, inc vehicle chosen by Musical
director Sharies King being wood
and scene, IN which youths and
maiaens danced ana sung, woVe le's
Oh nVlng Towers and leaves, and, con
Siudlng crowned each with her own
mower the REPRESENTATIVES, OF the elght
ISLANDS OF the group.
Hawaiian Songs interviewer
Alternating with the tableaux were
n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
Decide You rseIi
The Opportunity Is Here. Backed by
Honolulu Testimony.

Don 7 take our word for 1t.
Don I depend on strangers state
ment.
Read Honolulu endorsement
Read the statements of Honolulu
citizens.
And decide for yourself.
Here il one case Of it: a.,
James c. l.. Armstrong, Nuuanu Val
ley, Honolulu, Hawaii, says: ~ was 3
sufferer from kidney trouble for tire,
years, and Doan's Backbone Kidney
Pills completely cured me. had NJ
return of the complaint during the past
year. cannot recommend this remed.
too highly
Doan 5 Backache Kidney Pills are
Old by all druggists and stOrek"ePor
at 80 cents per box (six hoNos 81. SOY
or viii be mailed on receipt Of price
" the llOliisteT Drug Co, HonoHlu
Y oi"salc agents for the Hawaiian Ii
W "hs
Remember the name, Doap's, anu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
.TRAW ISUF:FER|NG
FROhRHEJUMAI|SM
ASSOCIATED Pros. by Federal Wireless,

. Associated Press BY Federal WirelesSJ
NEW YORK, May l9.-Harry Thaw
was transferred yesterday. from the
Tombs to the Ludlow.streey County
Jail. His counsel complained that he
was suffering from rheumatism. and
throat trouble, due to his inability to
take sufficient exercise in the Tombs
Pending fourth trial to-, determine
his sanity, Thaw is being kept in Gus
toby here, instead of at the Mattea.
wan asylum for the criminal insane
to which he will he returned, if the
pending triad goes against him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
IDAHO GOVERNOR ADVOCATES
STRONG HAWAIIAN DEFENSES

(A'Eociated Press by Federal wireIossJ
SEATTLE, May lS.--In an address
here cfOre a packed auditorium, Gov
rrnor lInwley Of Idaho strongly urged
better dct"nses for IIaYaii, The al,
dress was gwen at the conference of
present and past governors of the west
"rn states in session today.
Coast defenses and the proper meas
urcs for defense in the event of war
were the principal topics Of the speak
crs.
The executives agreed that the Pa
cidc coast is not adequately protected
against attack by foreign enemy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
n automobiles Are
"A Seized For Army

t"-""'ateH Press Nv FEDERAL WiTeless.f
BONE May la--Dispatehes FROM
Austria conGrm the reports Of disturb
ahees in Trieste, where an attempted
revolution has resulted in putting the
city under declaration of o. state of
siege. All automobiles in Rome, in
euding those of all cabinet members
except Premier Sa!andra, have been
comma ndeered by the army.
, Special trains are standing in the sta
ton here, ready at moment = notice
to take the Austrian and German am
bassadors across the frontier the, nom,
mt bOstilities are actually declared.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
VIENNA MAKES BIG CLAIMS
(ks.ociated Press BY Federal wirelossD

VIENNA, May 19.-"The Teutonic
Allies says the latest official Aus
srian bulletin, "have driven the Rus,
SLAMS across the River San, on the left
bank of which we have obtained foot
hold. Everywhere the Russians have
been crushed. Vigorous fighting con
inues on the right baBk, of Dni"st "
During tss month of May thus far We
rave captured ia, 900 prisoners and FIVE
anpdfed Russian chnnon.tg'S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
PANCHo'S BROTHER DEAD

IAFT""ia'"" Frsss by federa' WiralessD
Ell PASO, Texas, May 18.-Gen. An.
tonic Villa, brother of General Fran
eiEcO Villa, the Mexican chieftan, died
today at Chihuahua City Of wounds re,
cciveI yesterday in shooting affray
which grew put of political dispute
Several of Villa s officers were killed
during the fight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
King Victor Emmanuel Denouuces
Triple AlIIance and ENJOYS Of
Teutonic Allies Ask ouirineI For
Passports: Hostilities Next
PRINCIPLES or ITALIAN {.
NATIONALITY INVOLVED
Vienna Tried To Placate Rome
With Concessions As To Treh-
tho and Trieste, But Declined
To Surrender italia Aredenta'

4 tAssoctntsd Press By Federal wifsiess.)
DONE, May ~. - Italy de-
IN nounced the Triple Alliance
today. ,s ~, .an. -n.v. zoe
Prince Won Buelow, the Ger
man special envoy to the Quifi-
nal, and Ambassador Macchio,
the Austrian legate, demanded
their passports last night. They
and their stats will leave today,
in special trains already standing
under full head Of steam.
The next step is war, :.
Said the Roma Tribuna yester-
day, in an advance announcement
Of the governments intent:
The die is east, the Rubicon
has been crossed"
RESURRECTION At Pola To-
An Instruction at Pola, the
Austrian naval base on the. Adria-
tic is reported, in which ten thou-
sand +, Italians rose against the
troops. They were put down
with. a loss of fifty of their num-
Der. ...,. g.,
The documents Of the German
and Austrian embassies crossed
the frontier last night, as did the
personal luggage of Prince Won
Buelow.
Austrian and German consuls
throughout the kingdom have
teen Instructed. to, leave their
posts Immediately. IL
Autos Are Communicated
All automobiles here, even
those Of the cabinet, with the ek-
eeption OF one reserved for Pre-
mier Salandra, were comnnan-
Gcered yesterday, for military
service. ~
In announcing the denunciation
OF the Alliance, the government
ia its note today says:
Strenuous efforts have been
made by Italy to reconcile her
obligations toward the Triple Al
lance with the principles of Ita-
han nationality.
Austria Would Not Recede
- Italy continued to exeIcise ex-
traordinary patience in her effort
TO avoid complications, until Aus
tria made it PLAIN that her view
point was irreconcifable with that
oi this government.
"Fhen relations with the Al
E1nce were severed" g..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
Teutons Admit Retirement From
& Ranks Of User Canal North
- Of La Bassee
ENGLISH BEGAN WITH
Z: INFERIOR EQUIPMENT
I. .A.-- AiaM. o. ~. a.. ~ y N...
Now Able To Hold More Than
Their Own N Shipping and !.
90 Grenade Work
: I6agoela.ea Frssa b read.raI wIr,Ist..l

/ A.
4 LONDON, May 10 Dispatches from.
Ansteydans which repeat the German
o5f9cial bulletins yesterday, show that
Berlin admits The advance Of the Allies
no.fh Of La Bassec and acknowledges
that the German forces nave with
drawn from the right bank Of the User
canal
Lord Kitchener's request yesterday
FOR new army of 100000, to push
home the advance, is bringing renewed
talk Of transcription, which it is now
pretty generally acknowledged the gov
crnmopt. shortly will put into effect.
speaking hefore the house Of Lords
yesterday Kitchener said hn was well
satisfied with the equipment, conduct
and morale of the British expedition
AIRY force. but that the more vigorous.
W the Allies crowded forward, the less
the war would cost in the end.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
AMERICAN SOCIALISTS
ADOPT PEACE PROGRAM
Associatcd Press BY Federal wireless

'AsForiated Press by Federal wireless.r
ne AGO, May l9.-Socialists of
America assembled here in national
'onN entiOn adopted last night the To-
owing peace program for transmission
to The Hague: % no IndemnLnes
i2) universal disarmament, (3) univer.
al suffrage and az controversies at Is,
ruc to be adjusted by an international
congress.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
n Jneessions Austria
~ Offered To Make

tAsSocisted Press ~ PsdsriI wiSelssS.y
BERLIN, May l0.-Doetor Won Beth
mann-Hollweg, the imperial chancel
Tor, laid before the. Reiehstag yester.
day the concessions Austria offered 10
make in. order to avert war with Italy
I'VE are not hopeless Of arriving
at basis of agreement with Italy, "
said the chancellor, o. but In any event
We have the Satisfaction of knowing
that we did oil that FouId be. done to
support the Triple Alliance, which was
firmly rooted in the good Of Germany
and the eomIn0h pfdat Of all three Of
lbs constituent membeTs.'' ..'3
War Is ForeShAdowsS
GERMANY" said Doctor Kempf
TresidcHt Of the Reiehstag, fares tn
ftrtHFe with steadfast determination.
rooted IN the unity and Justice Of our
ei.ps-.' go. r.
The tone of these utteranees, despite
the di 'clainier Of the, chancellor, fell
avon the pRbhc As the shadow of On
other hostile banner raised agRinst
GcrnaRy. More sigRi6eant yet Is the
FL. i that Germany, acting, Of course,
With the consent or her ally, should
Disclose the terms Of q compromise
which hitherto has been jealously
guarded fron, public knowledge. g. I'D
What Austria WIZ give
Austria 10 willing, said the chan
cellor; }~t.7.
Ito cade 70 Italy that part o.
the Austrian Tyrol inhabited by ItaI
ians. .t"". L..
- 10 reuouaee the western bark of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
SOMETHING DEPENDABLE.

Disrrhoea is always more or less pre-
valcnt during this weather. BE pre-
pared for it. ChamberlaiH's Cole
Cholera and DiarrhOen Remedy il
prompt anil e0'cctual 1t can always
lr 'errud"d uu6n For salo bv All
dealers. Rcnson. Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
TURKS LOSE MANY VESSELS
Press by Federal wirsl

LONDON, May 10, - During the
course of the operations against the
lefenGe Of the BoSphorus, the Russian
Slack Sea fleet has sunk thirty seven
Turkish transports, auxiliaries and YES,
teIs of all classes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
YAoUI INDIANS DECLARE
WAR AGAINST ALL MEXICO

Associated Press by Federal WirOleSs)
ON BOARD U. s. :. COLORADO
(By wireless to San Diego), May IS
The Yaqui Indians have formally dc
clared war on Mexico. 1t is reported
that, they haye captured ButamotaI
where railroad shops valued at $l",.
600 900 are located,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
LINER DoDGES TORPEDO

LONDON, May ls.-Passengers from
the Anchor liner Trahsylvania, char
tered by the Cunard Steamship com,
pany, confirmed the report that sub
marine attempted to sink the ship as
she neared British shores. They saw
one torpedo laupched, which vas avoid.
ed by sending the ship speeding over
zig,zag course.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
BRITISH LEADERS PRAISE
GENEROSITY OF AMERICA
(Assoeiated Fress by Federal Wirelass.l

LONDON, May D.--With the Mayor
Of London, the Archbishop Of Cantor.
bury and the Viscount Bryce at its
t"ad, a national movement for tho re-.
i,f Of destitute Ee)qiaus was launched
here yesterday. All the speakers
Praised the generosity Of America.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-21
AMERICANS MORE cHARY

I''sN"iR' o" NrosR nv FeNeral NWt-eIeas
NEW YORK, May ls.--Whea the
Cunnrl liner Orhana sailed from This
port today for Liverpool she carried
225 passengers, not one of whom was
an American citizen.