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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-02

; BY the shinyo Maru there ar :
) rived > fine lot of pheasants for =
the county. The shipment was \
; made up of three varieties: Jap =
anese green-breasted, copper and =
Mongolian ring-neck. This lot; of =
; birds proved to be the best that =
; have been imported for some =
; time. The birds will be liberat- y
) ed on the windward side of the =
; island. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-02

ST. LOUIS, Oct. II. Stocks and
bonds Of the Chicago. MllWaukee 4
Gary Railway company having 8 face
value Of 81 .239.0O0 were sold atapc.
ton here for <2,0c6, 900.
They were bought By Isaac Or ol
the ST Louis Union Trust coI16.0T.
trustee for the bondhoIdef5 The rail-.
way Is : belt line 1s9 miles Io1g
around CElcaso.
their guests. The invitation e cen.
Carter reads:
eMauha Loa trail COMMITTEES I. /.
pleasure d inviting you q '6Il ItI-
cano a.. their guest and ine1.c| @aue
and frsf Is miles Of trail now .1.1eI
by soldiers under your couu1 W.
Gen. carter's reply s,. .'1k he
regrets that his early departure I1r
the coast makes 4 iU11..|1'. b &C.
cept TIE Irritation. and 6/.I. .@. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-02
GAlLARD SMART
DIES AT FORMER
VIRGINIA HOME
annnnannnnHaannns !

3 Henry Gaillard Smart, widow 8
q er of Annie r. X. Parker Smart, 8
= the Hawaiian heiress who died a s
{, little less than year ago In San 8
. Francisco. died today In q hospi- 8
q tai at Charlottesville, Virginia, Of 8
= meningitis. The news Of young 3
= Smart's death was received early
= this afternoon by R. H. Trent. q :
= personal friend Of the Smart fam 8
q fly. Charlottesville is their home 8
q and II was from there that Smart :
q came to Hawaii. On the trip here 9
q he met Thelma Parker Smart, the 8
= heiress, and their marriage. her 8
. DEATH. the sensational legal fight
. over the estate and the custody :
q of their 19-months' old child, 8
= Richard, and now the young wid- 8
= overs death, have followed I'M :
= rapid sequence, eliminating In 8
= the news of today which Is a 8
= shock to the friends Of the Virgi- 8
= man. He was about "a years old. 8
4 nnana = nm = - mn nm = !
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-02

LONDON England, Nov 2Speaking IN the House Of Com
today Premier Asqth declared that Gen. Sir John French
the British commands nearly million He de-
ead also that the Germans have not gained foot The west since
last April He gave the total casualties date in the Flanders and
France lighting as 337 600.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-02
TRANSPORTS WITH TROOPS 70
LAND ANOTHER EXP EXPED|T|0NARY
FORCE Of ALLIES in GREECE

SHIPS FILLED WITH SOLDIERS APPEAR Off kAVkLA--
WAR AGITATION SPREADING m RUNANiA, SAYS LONDON
MER hSoUlTH SAYS GERMANY HASN'T GAINED 4 FOOT
ON WEST SINCE APRIL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07
What the War Moves Mean
By J. w. T. Mason, Former European Man
ager of the United Press.

Bulgaria in the second Balkan war,
for slice of Bulgaria's Black sea
literal. The Roumanians, anxious to
side with the allies and gain Transyl-
vania for themselves, are yet COM
PEELED to hold aloof and so Russia is
now forced to do double work in the
Hungarian maneuvers.
The advance On Budapest from the
east may become the decisive stroke
Of the Hungarian campaign. relegat-
ing the Carpathian movem ent to sec
ondary Importance as a protection
for the exposed right flank of the
eastern armies. The road to Bude-
pest from the east with Rukovina af-
fords greater protection than the
northern route The eastern route Is
however 1onror even though II is not
60 df-tu-has ~ easily defendaN noun
tafns DisroF,s'or of austrian forces
VII determine which two move ements
becomes. j., fact the more important.
Russia NAV try to advance both OF
th EN- together, hoping to catch the
Austrians in the wedge and crush
them: but there are reports that sew
eral German army corps are now
hurrying into Hungary. With their
arrival, strategic traps, which might
entice the Austrians to destruction
will have far less chance OF being
sprung: and the chance of getting to
Budapest will be greater.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07
DUN dunn BULLETS
MADE IN AMERICA
Denial Of German Charge Has Been
Made by all Of the Manufae-
furere Here.

Onited Press Leased Wire serviceJ
WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.--Secretary
OF State Bryan informed the German
through Ambassador Won
Bernstorff today that the United
States, in its effort to maintain strict
neutrality, will be obliged to refrain
from Investigating charges that Amer
ican manufacturers have been selling
dunn dunn bullets to the allies.
President Wilson, Bryan stated,
will use his influence to prevent as far
as possible the salefof dunn dunn bull
lets or other Objectionable ammuni-
ton to belligerent countries. He will
acl whenever evidence can be brought
that American manufacturers Intend
selling such ammunition.
In the note to the German govern.
ment was included the substance Of
voluntary" replies from American
arms and ammunition manufacturers.
They denied emphatically the charges
brought by the German government
that they had sold dunn dums to the
british.
II can assure your excellency,'
said Bryan's note, that am not un-
mindful of the spirit in which you
bring to the attention Of this depart
ment the improper practices which
are alleged to have occurred In the
conduct of the present war. But.
while this government may take these
statements and charges under consid-
Grafton, it is in its effort to maintain
strict neutrality in the present con-
fict, obliged to refrain from investi-
eating their truthfulness or making
any comment in regard to them. The
time will come, however, when the
truth may be impartially determined
and when the judgment of the world
will be passed upon the charges by the
various belligerents of violations Of
civilized warfare"
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UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
NEW YORK, Jan. I'll a. M
Russia's new campaign in Hungary is
now apparently being developed from
two directions, which accounts for the
slow preliminary progress being made.
Instead of crossing the Carpathians
and moving on Budapest from the
north alone, a double advance from
the north and east seems to be in pro-
cess of formation.
The eastern movement Is being
planned in Bukovina, the Hungarian
crown land that borders Roumania.
Russian troops are now in possession
Of Bikovina and are reported to be
making a new concentration tow"rd
Transylvenia province, which Is in
the direction Of Budapest. Thu da'av
in Russ'a's offensive through the Car
pathians may be due to strategic
requirement that the advance from
the north would be greater p~otec-
ton upon the eastern movement.
Petrograd has counted upon Rou-
mania's armies undertaking the east
ern campaign against Budapest; but
Rounlania appears too suspicious Of
the equivocal attitude Of Bulgaria to
lay herself open to Bulgarian at
tack bv moving her forces away from
home Roumania is now reaping the
result of her attack upon weakened
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07
German Aerial Raid is Expected and Extra Pre-
cautions are Being Taken Along the
Coast and in the Great City.
No LIGHTS ALLOWED TO SHINE AT NIGHT
Activity Of Enerny's Aircraft Near the Straits O
Dover, Lead to Belief That Important
Move is Contemplated.

line, it Is stated, were plainly seen
from Dunkirk, although they did not
approach close enough to come with
in range OF the fort guns. The es-
corting biplanes, however. did and
were driven, back by a fusillade In
which one was hit. although the avia-
tors escaped.
Both the Zeppelins and the biplanes
mounted light machine guns, accord
ing to the latest reports received here.
It is believed here that If German
raid materializes, It will be directed
at one OF the big naval bases In an
attempted retaliation OF the British
raid on Cuxhaven when one OF the
Zeppeins was put out Of commission
on ChrisssEass itish Aerial
squadron however, Is IN readiness Tor
any hostile visit. There are plenty OF
aeroplanes along the coast at points
OF vantage and al are armed with
machine guns and oil carry bombs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07
Injunction Asked.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
DES MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 7.-Still
another tangle in the Des Moines
street car franchise fight Appeared to-
day when A. D. Pugh, an attorney,
brought suit in the district court ask
ing an injunction against the city and
the car company preventing them
from holding special election Janu-
ary 16 to decide whether Or not the
car company shall have q twenty-five
year franchise. Pugh cited Judge
Ayres opinion that the election or
dered January 1s will be illegal and
would settle nothing and asks for the
Injunction to save public money.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07
CONTINUED on page 2,
BELGIUM

TUnited Press Leased Wire Service.l
AMSTERDAM, JAM Ten persons
have been arrested In Brussels for
singing "Die Wacht Am schwein." It
is reported in unconfirmed Information
received here that bitter feeling be-
tween BeIsians and the Germans In
the Belgian capital is Increasing and
neutrals there fear violent outburste.
CARDINAL NOT ARRESTED.
LONDON, Jan. 7.-Wireiess dis
patches from Berlin say that the Ger
man authorities officially deny that
Cardinal Mercier OF Belgium, has been
arrested because he counselled Bel
CLANS not to submit to German author
itY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07
[By Alice Robe, United Press Stan
Cores pondent.l

[By Alice Robe, United Press Stan
Correspondent
ROME, Jan. 6.-(Delayed by CEN
sor. 1.-The spirit Of Garibaldi stalked
through the streets of Rome today.
The red shirt of the dead patriot
spread upon the coffin Of his grand
son, who died in France fighting Tor
the allies, brought the war spirit to
the front as never before since the
opening of the war.
All the way from the railway sta
ton the funeral procession moved
through triple ranks Of Italians who
alternately wept and cheered for the
success OF the allies. No one In Off
cial life made any effort to minimize
the demonstration. Improved once for
Iall that So far as the rank and ME
OF Italians are concerned, they are
for the allies aginst 1taly's former
ally. Germany.
It was plain from the beginning that
this was not the mere funeral Of a
hero, even though Bruno Garibalda
was blood kin to Italy's greatest hero,
Rather tho fact was emphasized that
the dead man represented the sympa-
thies of thousands who had brousht
home to them the fact that Italian
soldiers are now fighting in alien uni
forms for nation with whom Italy
deeply sympathizes. While the fact
that Bruno Garibaldi died in action
with his reeiment OF Italian volun-
teers for France was sufficient to
rouse the fighting spirit. the fact that
just before the BODY arrived. word
came that Rirciottf Garihaldi. broth
er. had also been killed, raised the
patriotism OF the crowd to unprece-
ented bounds.
As the procession advanced through
the streets. headed bv the veterans OF
Garibaldrs original 1egions. all wsoar-
ing their picturesque red shirted uni
forms and marching to the strains of
the Marseillaise. it was greetef' by
wild cheerine and cries of ''vive la
France" which the thousands Of gen
darmes vainly tried to suppress 1t
had been feared that the leaders Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07
[By Ed. L. Keen. United Press Stan
Correspondent

LBy Ed. L. Keen. United Press Stan
Correspondent
LONDON, Jan. added precau-
tions taken today by the authorities
indicate a belief that an important
aerial raid by Germany Is expected In
the near future Additional men have
been sent to the coast guard observa-
tion stationn. The crews in charge
OF the aerial guns are on duty In re-
newed strength. And the police have
been instructed TO enforce to the
very letter the dim light regulation.
These precautions follow the dis
covery that Gerfnan Zeppelins have
been cruising near the straits Of Dover
escorted BY armed German plas1ess
It is believed their aprearance indi-
cate they have been sent Up to deter
mine air currents and the like. prelim-
mary to general raid on England
and probably on London. The zepDe-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07
Country is Expected to Soon Join With the Allies
and Take an Active Part in the
Great European War.
At FUNERAL OF GAR|BALDYS GRANDSON
Cries Of "Vive la France!"and ''Down With Ger
manyv' Were Heard as the Procession
Passed Through Crowded Streets.

the war party would attempt anti
German demonstrations and troops
had been stationed at all parts Of the
city to prevent 1t, but the crowds con-
fined their efforts to wild cheering.
An enormous crowd had gathered
in the square in front OF the Belgian
legation and it demonstrated its ap-
proval as the banners carried in the
procession were dipped I'm salute to
the Belgian flag flying at half stan
over the building.
In the procession in the position OF
honor there marched on foot the am
bassadors OF France, England and
Russia and the Belgian, Montenegrin
and servian ministers, with their off,
cial STATS In full uniform. Despite
the presence OF enormous forces OF
troops, an occasional cry Of down
with Germany rang out from the
crowd, but 1t was always quickly sup
pressed
The entire affair was the first Wis
ual introd uction of the results Of the
European war into Rome. As the Ital-
ian national anthem succ eed.ed the
Marseillaise from the bands in the
procession and the French and Italian
tri-colors interviewer In funeral
wreaths passed, by, it brought home
to all just what is at stake in the
war In the funeral cortege was rep
resented the socialistic and Masonic
societies, representatives Of Trieste
and Trente provinces and every ele-
ment of Italian life, inclu ding en'n
representatives of the vatican. 1t
was plain that the sentiment animat-
ing the crowds in the streets was In
every way an endorsement OF the war
preparations which the italian govern
ment Is making and the entrance OF
italy into the war on the side of the
allies Is again confidently predicted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07
TIE SPIRIT OF GARIBALDI in ITALY
RUSSIA

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
PETRoGRAD, Jan. with all as-
gressive operations in southern Poland
checked by unprecedented wet wealth
er which has made It Impossible for
the combatants to move their guns or
transport, the theatre Of action has
been shifted to the north. A new Rus
sian army has taken the offensive
against Mlawa on the east Prusslan
front and 10 moving steadily against
that town. The Germans have heav-
iIy reinforced their lines here and Il
probably will be a couple Of days be-
fore this offensive materlalizes into
real fighting. In preliminary skirmish-
ing, a number Of outpost positions
have been taken by the Russians. The
Turkish rout In the Caucasus con.
tInues. The fleeing enemy 10 reported
to be abandoning supplies and Turk
regiments are now said to be little
more than disorsanlxed mobs valnly
fleeing for places Of safety. The Turks
were lured into trap. Poorly equip
ped. they were led 70 believe they had
defeated the Russian advance guard
and the latter ski!lfuIiy fell back on
the main Russian positions, the Turks
following them. Finally the Russian
Infantry Withdrew and the Turks found
themselves confronted with strongly
entrenched positions heavily armed
with artillery. Before they could with
draw, they were met with an anihi'at-
inc fire while at the same time the
Russian reserve infantry and cavalry
were hurled on their flank.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07

the bedside OF h.s "love wife" In Leb-
anon hospital Mrs. Walters Is now
out OF danger and seems about TO
make a remarkable recovery from
bichloride of mercury poisoning. her
private physician, DR.. Walter Hague
said today.
/ District Attorney Martin, OF Bronx
county, announced this afternoon that
next Monday he will present to tho
grand jury evidence dealing particu'
farly with Rogers connection with
the case" Martin said he had PLEDGED
himself not to proceed against Mrs.
walters until the DOCTORS pronounce
her entirely out Of danger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07

limited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Jan. Timing up
for one OF the most sanguinary battles
OF the Mexican conflict, Villistas and
Carranzfstas were To-Day arraying
forces between Vera Cruz and Mexico
City.
Advices, ofiicial and semi-ofncial
here today indicated that the battle
may be the final show down between
the two chieftains. Puebia and vicin-
fty are apparently chosen for the cen
ter Of the fray.
Carranzistas here claim signal
victory thus far. The reports told OF
carloads Of wounded being taken into
Vera Cruz. There the scourge OF black
small pox is spreading.
Carranzistas here asserted that Gen
erals Higinio Aguilar and Benjamin
Argumedo, villistas, are fleeing In
disorder toward the capital and that
Yaaui Indians are In pursuit of the
troops. driven into the mountains from
the earlier fighting at Puebla. VII
lista agents. however, contended that
the Carranza reports of a Pueb!a VIC
tory are exaggerated and they indi-
Gated that reorganization and rein
forcement of Villas forces is under
way to check the momentarily victori-
Gus Carranzistas.
Added to the claims OF the Puebla
victory today. was the Carranzista
3ubflant announcement OF "disas-
trous defeat" OF villas forces at
Marie. CoahuiIa.
Important Victory.
VERA CRUZ, Mexico. Jan. WI
1ista achievements coming from Mex
leo CITY were checked by Carranzista
forces twenty miles from Puebla to-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07
Roger. win Not T.Ik.

limited Press Leased Wire Scryice.] J
NEW YORK, Jan. TIM not on
trial and !. don't intend to tell the
public my business" today declared
Lorlys Elton Rogers. Husband" OF
Ida Sniffen Walters. who poisoned her
two babes and herself ! Rogers dec
laration came in response tc an in
quiry for Statement" which 1t had
been reported he would issued today.
II never said I would issue a state
ment and l never planned to and !
never WILL he concluded. banging up
a telephone receiver and returning to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07
ADVANCES KEPT SECRET.

THE HAGUE, Jan. "a cores
pondent Of the Nieuw Courent who has
been allowed to visit the French head
quarters In Belgium, asserts the allies
have made substantial gains along the
User front which for strategic reasons
have been concealed. He asserts
that during December they gained a
distance Of two miles along the entire
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07
GERMANY

limited Press Leased Wire Service.1
BERLIN, Jan. z. (via WireIess.)-
Although It 10 admitted at military
headquarters that the fighting in A.
SAGE continues, fiat denial is madd OF
the Frenep - ,satlons Of substantial
qaIns. lated that at no point
have y tmans lost material STRAIT.
esie = .ons and certain Of their
trp % ), coded to superior force, al
~ have been recapturcd.
y ls also denied that there has been
y severe Sighting either IN the Car.
.pathians or in Hungary. The fighting
in the carpathlans is little more than
skirmishing, reports from there indl-
eating that the weather has inter-
ferred with aggressive operations bv
either side. There has been only
minor fighting during the last few days
along the vistula and the Polish riv-
ers. The Russians have attempted ad-
vances bur they have been more
nature OF "rceIin9'' movement than
an active aggressive attempt to take
the German positions. For the most
part, Il is stated, the fighting 10 now
only a long range artillery duel.
ARE MAKING GAINS.
BERLIN, Jan. .7.-Severe fighting on
the front north OF Arras, where tho
French are endeavoring to rc-take
trenches captured earlier In the week
continued today, according to reports
from the front. It is also claimed
that substantial gains have been made
by the German forces in the Ar1onne
region where the Germans are stated
at the war office TO be on the offens-
i've.
The war office today again COM
planned that the French were continu-
ina their demolition Of unfortified VII
laaes In the rear Of the German lines.
Ifh,s aea,en,s e ,xss set.tedswas caus-
.inu no particular dlSadvantage to the
Germans, the sufferers being the non
combatant inhabitants.
West Of seuneheim, In Alsace, the
fighting continues unchecked, the
French unsuccessfutiy trying to re-
take the positions previously captured
by the Germans.
In Poland, today's reports say that
there is little change.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07

/ United Press Leased Wire Service.]
TURIN, Jan. 7.-The Newspaper
stampa says that tho Italian govern
ment has demanded from Austria an
expiantion and prompt rsparatIon for
the arrest Of four italian subjects at
Belgrade who have bsen held AZ hos
taaes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07
Flour at ~s. so.

Flour at $3.50.
rUnited Press Leased Wire Service.l
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Jan. Flour
reached $3.50 o barrel. the highest in
years here today. Wheat WAS selling
at $1.371s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-07
RANCE

PARIS, Jan. 7.-Heavy fighting was
reported In progress in the vicinity Of
AItkirch, Alsace, today. The French
made an attack In force on the Ger
man lines on the hills west Of the
city and were reported to have made
slight gains. They are also eontinu-
ing their advance near Herszbach,
having taken line Of outpost trenches
In a series OF night assaults. The
Germans are admitted to have regain,
ed some Of the trenches from WhlS
they were driven last week south o.
Thanh, but the heights commanding
these positions are still held by the
French. Fighting Is also In progress
In the Argonne region where the Ger
mans have undertaken series OF
counter assaults In an attempt to re-
cover positions lost to the French
Fighting there Is Of the most desper-
ate nature and frequently resolves Il
self into hand to hand combats pc
cause Of the nature Of the country
which l. heavily wooded.
In the north there has been fighting
In Belgium which has been we'll sus.
tained but has resulted in practically
no change In the situation.
UNINTERRUPTED SUCCESSES.
IBy william Philip simms, United
Press STAFF correspondent.]
PARIS, Jan. 7.--Uninterrupted sue
cesses At every point Of contact with
the enemy Is claimed by the official
and unofficial reports received from
the front today. A determined Ger
man aerial raid directed against Dun
kirk and the ammunition and supply
bases in that vicinity Is reported TO
have been defeated by the accurate
fire Of the French aerial guns mount
ed. about that city.
~ the Sntifs region netwesn thHs 4
Kys and the sea, the French artillery
has been uniformly successful and has
silenced several Of the German main
batteries. There nave been no In
fantry movements In this section be-
cause Of floods. The rains continue
and the entire country is Inundated to
depth at certain points Of several
1GeB. sOuiy OH S"0 'tSi' 49, ~-~''
the troops be retained and they are
simply guarding the flooded trenches.
Desperate fighting took place last
night and today In the vicinity Of Lille.
The Germans made determined at.
tack against a line Of trenches under
cover Of mine throwers and artillery.
The onslaught was 90 terrific that
the French were compeIIedto abandon
the trench but later, when reinforce-
ments had been brought up, they at.
tackled In force and recovered the
ceded territory.
To The east Of Rheims the Germans
have been checked In determined ad-
vance by the explosion Of mines d.
rectIy In their front. In the Woevre
region, attacks near Watwiiler and
koischlae have been repuIsed.
The French, It Is stated, continue to
make progress In Alsace and today
are holding woods three miles to the
west Of Aitkireh. The general move
ment to take that town continues and
although progress 10 necessarily slow,
II 10 declared to be none the less GER
tain.
ADVANCES KEPT SECRET.