The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1915-06-19
DECISIVE DEFEAT OF
RUSSIA SEEMS SURE
Tremendous Weight Of Germanic Forces Irresistible
Italians Making Progress Claim VIC
tOries-No Reply to Second Note
HONOLULU, June lS.=-Sugar, $97SO.

HONOLULU, June lS The license commissioners find former
brewery management rotten with corruption An investigation of
brewery was used with lavish hand y
BONE 3 June SIaan Pd m and austrian submarines met off the
submarine and the latter launched torpedo which reached its mark
When the captain and Turnwel were
ordered off explosive were put in the hull Sighting the British
Iunwe while badly torn kept afoat for time and the
LONDON, June 1S.-The of Asquih been wounded
BERLIN June lSPera Christian suburb in Constantinope
Russia continues to break bef9Te the adv90eng Geaqc allies
It probable that the Russians will make final stand somewhere in the
in progress along whole Russian front
VAS R nay now b Ds Pg on the list of ] d from
British embassy that the American of March 30
SAN FRANCISCO June 1SBulgaan residents here received
SDo ne Canada mechanics may go to Eng
and eHgage N the manuaeuTe man % of munitions S Of war
made to the coast yesterday, and another today.
The San Francisco Office of homeseaders July with W.
Anderson formerly manager the Nau Company
WASHINGTON June 17-Byan in the second section of note
relative to the European says preparedness rovokes rather than
prevents He praised the of the President in international
LONDON June IA agency report from Amsterdam
that traveller in Client brings the of military revolt of the
German soldiers fired into crowd killing 200 civilians says this
& R0M & ras j Iaians l. Italia s EaGag % all & the front!
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the offensive Russian lines Poland Gacia Bukowna 683 miles
long, driven back by Ausro Germans The Russians
doned positions north of Senawa almost throughout Gaa and
LONDON, June 17-Turkish GalpoG
offensive From Constannope the report of heavy British
losses 200 Turks killed in attempt lost trenches In
other attack 50 killed with German leader News Athens
British submarine sank three Turkish transports with
the Dardaneles, the greater part Of whom drowned
BERliN June 7Dr Anton Meyer German emissary sent by
German ambassador at Washington arrived here today
Admiralty the loss of submarine U4 Crew captured by
British
HONOLULU, June 16-Sculy was found guilty of smuggling
Two hTny he tried
LONDON, June l6eavy fighting resumed British front in
northwest France and southeast Flanders Tuesday the
they could organize their newly gained position they subjected
heavy bombadment of German artillery followed by of
charges before which they finally broke ground.
West Laae line of trenches, $500 yards long, captured
held.
reports Zeppelin raids suburbs of
London "a killed and 40 injured In Tuesday nights raid northeast
coast, 10 killed and 40 injured.
BOLOGNE June Hust behind French line, Rheims, is
located the largest bomb factory France England 1t turning
1000 bombs day. them chemical hand grenades
LONDON, June 1.-THE total strength of the Teutonic armies
operating Russia 100000 The tremendous weight of
the German advance continues push the Russians back the
entire line Russians dsheartened
TOXIC June loAnti apanese movement throughout potion
of China causing unrest Japan and the has protest
LAREDO Tune 17-Carranzaists admit fall of Saltllo
PETROGRAD June 17-Russan grand duke Constantine al the
head department of military schools dropped dead yesterday
ATLANTA June 7Govenor Sinton will decide the of Leo
Frank today The execution will take place Tuesday unless
executive clemency is shown.
LONDON June lin collision yesterday Cberbourg
British and little French submarine the latter
sent TO the bottom and three of the crew drowned
The British freghter Strathnan topedod yesterday the
Irish Twenty three of drowned.
NEW YORK, June l7RumOrs that Or. Gerald really Alfred
Meyer chief of the supply department of Germany here buying
munitions denied by the counsellor of the German embassy
HONOLULU June 16.-Homesteadsrs suggest a of
pneappes order raise funds promote the industry
L. A. Ihurston favOrs the plan.
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