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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
SECOND AMERICAN NOTE NEARLYREADY
fAssocTATEp PREss az FEpBRAL W1RRnRssl

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WASHINGTON, June 5.-The second American to Ger
many denying contentious the of the Lu
repeating the American demand that the methods of sub
attack upon unared and unwarned merchant shipping
the interests of humanity will be completed today
transmitted cable Ambassador Gerard Berlin pesen
tation to the German government .r.4-.. a..
made plain hefelast night by those position speak
authority the part Of Germany
factory reply will bring diplomatic
President Drafts Second Note .tff'&. T*z ~.
President Wilson completed the draft OF the second note to
Germany yesterday morning laid before his cabinet The
explicitly Germany that the United
States possession the facts relating the Lutana
and denies that the liner armed that she carried
addition those listed in her manifest that she had
passengers any troops, Canadians others 49,. ' s
The note asks for plain reply the American demand that
the method OF unauthorized warfare under which the Lustan
and other neutral ships attacked be stopped
The cabinet endorsed the and the of the which
Twill be given its final verbal revise today. ,g,##
Indemnity For GulHight .s@4g g1H. 40
t. The department received cabed word from Ambassador
Gerard Yesterday that the German had expressed will
neue pay indemnity for the topedong of the American
ught off the Scy Isles and for the loss OF life OF the
captain members of the 90 Esras .~4:
The notification the American ambassador at Berlin
says any regrets the attack the American steamer Gulf
tight submarine which unfortunate accident
Germany ready furnish full the of the
and the relatives OF those who lost their lives result
of the accident leaving the OF damages to be paid to the
discretion the United States experts which the United States
may designate, . 5tfaft@ .rsrz. {..... .,,
inquiry the facts surrounding the attack upon the
Gushing the North Sea by German
reported not fully completed the facts fully cleared up
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
n Attest Order Wears
. Ominous Aspect a

The directors of the Pacific Mail
met in New York Wednesday, May 20,
to map out the future policy Of the
company. Associated Press dispatches
Of that date said the advisability Of
separating the company from the
Southern Pacific, of which II isaa sub.
sidiaty, was taken under Amusement,
but that nothing could be learned Of
the directors intentions, either in that
regard or any other. o, ,.NE.a
The most important matter before
the board was the question Of the com
pany's very existence. When the Sea.
mems Bill became law, the manages
ment announced that 1t could not con
tinue to do business in competition
with the Togo Kisen Kaisha. Later
caine many indications that the line
would be discontinued, but no positive
announcement. e.. ~
H. p. Wood, director of the. promo,
tion committee, has written repeatedly
from San Francisco that, in view Of
the profitable business the company is
now doing, he believed the directors
would vote to experiment with the new
law for a year, although they est,
mated that its operation would cost
them loss of $500, 900 annually. \
His forecast has been neither con:
firmed nor denied, but the appearance
Of the order posted yesterday in Japan
wears an ominous aspect, coming as
1t does after the directors meeting.
A similar order was received in Ho.
nolulu before the meeting, but it was
hoped here that the board might take
moro optimistic view of conditions
If the Pacific Mail should suspend
during the present congestion of pas
senger travel, which has made it i'm
possible to obtain so much as a settet
on any steamship leaving for the main
land before August 16, the predieamen
of Honolulu would be even more pain
full than it is now.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
SEREDE,,
|. lGN6RESNARN|NG
FIRST Chief Viii Take the Ground
Wilson Was Running
/. Colossal Bluff
tA,.Seis.sd Pres, by Federal w,rolo.,o

WASHINGTON, juno ITO rrcsi
lent Wilson'S note of warning, the
first Mexican reply is likely to come
IRON General 'venustiano Carrnnza,
the. First Chief, at Vera Cruz. Des
patches thence to the state department
cport that he has let it be known
that his acknowledgment will be
ftisndly, appreeiative and serene"
oarranza win take the position that
the Presfdaht's note contains nothing
But good cheer for the ConstitutionaIist
cause, and that he cannot believe his
H'gfeat and good friend" intends any
harsh action against Mexico.
Thus far other Mexican leaders Of
note are silent Native and foreign
merchants Mt Guaymas received the
note ifayofably, Rear.Admiral Howard,
in command of the Pacific fleet, re.
ported by wireless to San Diego.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
.FOURMORE SHIPS
SUNkBYGERMANS
Two Neutral and Two British
Merchant Ships Are Bag
OF a Day " VI

JAssociated Press by Federal wirsless.J
& LONDON, June 5.--Two neutral and
two British merchant ships was the
sskag" yesterday of German under.
sea Hunters
The British steamer Inkum, bound
from New York for London, was sunk
forty three miles south of the Lizard,
Thesterrife explosion of torpedo was
Che FIRST the crew knew of the presence
" a submarine in the neighborhood.
They were able to take to the boats
and landed at Falmouth. ~
on the north coast, the Thompson
liner Iona, with freight for Montreal,
was torpedoed and sent to the bottosn
yesterday noon. The captain and crew
were landed at Kirkwall.
The Swedish steamer Lappland and
the Danish steamer Cyprus were the
two other vessels lost in the North Sea.
Neither received any warning. Both
crews were saved.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
They All Demand Il
Honolulu, Like Every other CITY and
Town, Receives It.

i People with kidney ills want TO be
cured. When one suffers the etortures
of an aching back, relief is eagerly
sought Tor. There are many +. remedies
today that relieve, but not permanent
". Doan's Bat kache Kidney Pitls have
brought lasting results to thousands,
Here is proof Of merit. "a ~Z-G
Harry Kesshng, 600 Poland ST., New
Orleans, La, says: ri was SO si,E # om
kidney complaint that despaired Of
ever being cured. had terrible pains
through my Kidneys and at times be-
came faint. | was stiff and lame, and
could hardly stoop over. did not
sleep we'll and got up in the morning
feeling tired. Finally used Doan Z
Baexache Kidney Pills and felt their
GOOD effect at once. They went to the
root of my trouble and in a month made
complete cue.'
Doan 5 Backache Kidney Pills are
sold hv all druggists and orekeeper'
at 81 cents FER box (six boxes 50 50)
or will be mailed on receipt of prizes
bv the lIollister Drug Co, Honolulu
wholesale ageOts for the Hawaiian IL
lands.
RerlemLer the name, Dosn's, ant
lake no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
lAPANESE.PEOPLE
CONVERGE OF RIOT
800 "---
Bitter Fight Against Premier
Count okuma Carried Into
Streets of Toxic '
Especial to Nippu Jijt.)

! TOXIC, June 3.-The bitter fight of
the Seiyukai members of the chamber
Of deputies against Premier Count
0kuma and his entire cabinet was car.
fied from the diet to the streets Of
Toxic today.
The resolution calling for the i'm
parchment of the ministry was killed
by the Doshikai party in the house,
but the Seiyukai leaders then called
mass meetings of the citizens to incite
the public opinion and press criticism
against Okuma.
More than 5000 police were called
out to prevent riots. The main scene
of excitement was the huge mass meet
ing at the Kabuki Theater, in the heart
of Toxic, where 5000 citizens crowded
into the building to hear the Seiyukai
agitators tell Of their charges against
the government party. p
Thousands of persons were in the
street in front of the theater and many
more wereTOn. the roof. Police in uni
form wearing swords and secret ser
vice men were everywhere suppressinl
excited groups. The afternoon passed
without any disturbance in the form Of
riots or mobs. r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08

SLAvS HAVE ABANDONED
RIVER SAN POSITIONS
Vienna Reports That Enemy ls'ln
Full Retreat All'Along Line Be-
fore Forces Under Command
OF Austrian General Linslnger
tAssociated Press By Federal wirslsss.)

=
II ONDON, June Submitting
1.-the loss Of Przemysl, the Rus
sian general staff afiirms today
that, although the fall of the for
tress does not decide the outcome
Of the campaign in Galicia, it en-
phasizes the necessity for more
munitions Of war, which Russia
alone is unable to provide in suf-
fcient quantities for her huge
armies and without which, it is
specifically stated, it will be inn
possible for her to renew her Of
fensive. ~. IS ..l 49,.
River San Abandoned
"Our positions on the River
SAM" continues the Petrograd
bulletin, "hate been abandoned,
except along the lower reaches Of
that stream.
when the enemy captured
Przemysl, however, he got not a
fortress. but a heap of ruins. Ev-
crything of value to the foe was
removed by our forces before
they withdrew.
I'VE shall assume the defensive
until the arrival of more sup
plies"
The bulletin confirms the pre-
vious estimates of military writ
crs here who maintained that the
Tcutonic Allies could have cap
tured very little booty at Prz-
emysl, given the time the Rus
slams had in which to make good
their retirement.
Russians In Retreat
Vienna announces that the Rus
slams are in full retreat.
"Przemysl has been cleared OF
the enemy" says the Austrian
bulletin. The Russians are re-
treating in an easterly direction,
opposing little resistance to our
advance, except on the heights
south of Medyka.
South of Przemysl, we have
broken the Russian defensive and
have advanced close to Mosciska
The Russians are in full retreat
before General Linsinger,"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
ALBANIA CRUSHED
AS HAOUGHBFlNAR
Pros. br FsdsralI wirele.,. !

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireIessJ
WASHINGTON, June >. - Internal
strife, utter Reorganization of govern
ment in the erstw lie princiPality of
Albania, and the presence Of war on all
sides, with consequent interruption of
commerce, have crushed the people as
flat as If they had been oppressed by
invading armies. Dispatches to the
department Of state bring word that
800 ,O0O urr homeless and starving, and
that three thousand have died of hung.
or and cold.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
ENTIRE ITALIAN -. ....
ARMY MODIFIED
Victorious GaIician Forces Of
Toutonic Allies Soon'Wi Move
Against Southern Enemy
lAssociated prers hy Federal Wirnl.ss.l

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirslsss.)
ROME, June 5.--Mobilization of the
entire Italian army has now been com, :
pietcd, while at the same time the adj
vance guard has r""n occupying posi-
lions Of strategic Importance across
the Austro- Italian border. ~ =
These initial successes have filed
the army with bOundless confidence
that il will overwheim the Austrians
in the first real pitched battle.
Dispositions are beng made for a
great general engagement, which it is
expected will occur within a fortnight.
The official bulletin yesterday records
only minor engagements, and artillery
duels. rh-. :, ."
"Our artillery it says, "silenced
the Austrian forts at Luserna anu
.Spitzvarle, and seriously damaged the
forts at Belvidere and Busaverle.''
The news today from Petrograd
however, that the Russian armies will
he compelled TO remain on the defen,
sive until the arrival of fresh munit
IONS of war, which Russia cannot man
ufaeture in sufficient quantities for hei
own consumption, moves the military
critics to warn the nation that Italy
soon will be confronted by the for
midable resistance of the victorious
GaIician armies Of the Teutonic Allies
which shortly will be free to move
south, 90
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
Ill ADVISED REPLY
10 SECOND NOTE IS
TO SIGNAL RUPTURE
Wilson Finishes Draft Of Import
ant Document and Pending Its Reception
AT Berlin Government At Washington
Has Taken Steps To Give Citizens Notice
ASSOCIATED PRESS BY FEDERAL wIRELBssl

MSTERDAM June 5The German erlpirc, according
which have reached here from Berlin last awaken
the seriousness with which the sinking OF the Cunard liner
regarded by the American nation and appreciation of
gravity of the American crisis has been reached The latest
reports Berlin received night that the
Germany have been officially warned that diplomatic relations
between Germany and the United States be broken off within
resident Germany told
reports hold themselves in readiness leave the
try at short notice
Gaician Triumph Overshadowed
The German press while featuring the AusroCerman victory
Przemy yesterday declared that the Gacan triumph
hadowed importance by the threatening situation that has
the Balkans and the United States Rumania and Bulgaria
the German editors practically certain to the ranks OF
the enemies OF Germany while early rupture with America
is feared Sc ...
IL sntmated that Germany will not be able return
that will be regarded satisfactory by
United States the desires of the American
now interpreted r-z=ta#r t.#
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
TURKS WITHDRAWING
ON CONSTANTINOPLE
tA.,ooiAtsd Pres. BY Federal wireless,

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wiroless.l
LONDON, June 5.-AIthough there
is nothing 20 approach an official init.
nation OF the intentions of the govern
ment It has become the general belief
here that the Allies nave pushed back
the Turks to u point where general
combined naval and land assault on
the defenses spanning the peninsula OF
GallipoG soon win be ordered. Word
reaches here from Petrograd that the
Turks have abandoned their offensive
in Asia Minor and the Caucasus an'l
are concentrating all their best troops
for the defense of Constantinople.
The menace of Bulgarian attack iu
the rear has made such a course i'm
perative. ......
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
SEVEN M|DSH|PMEN
HELDAS 'CRIBBERS'
(Assoeiatsd Press BY FEDERAL wireless.

WASHINGTON, June 5.s--secretary
Daniels of the navy department will
take under investigation today charges
preferred against seven Annapolis mid
lshipmen, arrested yesterday. They are
accused by their officers of ''eribbing"
lin examinations, and the recommends,
ition made to Secretary Daniels is that
they bo dismissed. An inquiry salts
lfed the faculty of the naval academy
that they had been able to obtain ad,
vance information of the questions ia
be asked in their examinations and had
profted by 1t dishonorably.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
DON'T NEaLEor your FAMILY

When you tail to provide your family
with bottle Of Chamberlain 3 coic,
Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy at this
season of the year, you are neglecting
them, as bowel complaint is sure to be
prevalent, and 1t is too dangerous n
malady to be trihed with, This is es'
pecially true if there are children in the
family. A dose or two Of this remedy
viii place the trouble within control
and perhaps save a life, or at least
DOCTORS bill For sale by all, dealers
Benson, Smith 4 Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii. ., .-u.H> 49,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
GERMAN CATHOLICS :.
TO PRAY TOR PEACE
$500 ~. ...'.'' z

Associated Press BY Federal wifelessl
a. COLOGNE, Germany, June Scar;
dinal F. Won HARTMANN, the archbishop
of Cologne, in a pastoral letter to DE
read in all the Roman Catholic
churches in Germany, calling for pray
ors for peace, includes recommends.
ton that petitions praying the authori'
tics to take steps to bring the war to
an end be circulated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
APPEALS To'uNIoN LABOR
tAsSociatsd Press by Federal wIrslosu. !

CAsSociated PresB ~ FEDERAL WireiossD
LIVERPOOL. June Sin the
course of his campaign urging the
British workmen to speed up the
output Of ammunition and war
supplies of every description,
David tLloyd-George, chancellor
OF the eXchequer, asked the labor
Unions here last night, to suspend
their regulations and allow the
employment of every available
man and woman. The govern
ment, he said, had done away
with all red tape, and the unions
should meet it on the same
ground.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
SUBMARINE iRA|D|NC
;AROUSES PORTUGUESE

fAssoeiated Press by Federal wifeless.l
LISBON, June 4.--Complications be,
tween Portugal and Germany are now
threatening as the result of the sink.
ing of two Portuguese ships by German
submarines, ~ Portuguese newspapers
are voicing vigorous protests against
the torpedoing of vessels and demand
ing that diplomatic relations with Ger.
many be severed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
KITCHENER SUMMONS
RA|lROAD PRESIDENT
tAi.ocia,.d Pres. BY Federal wireless,

(Aisoeiatsd Press by Federal wirSlssS)
VANCOUVER, June At is re-
ported here that Sir Thomas shaugh,
Messy Of Montreal, president of the
Canadian Pacific Railway, is en- route to
London, summoned by Lord Kitchener,
and that he will be asked to take
charge of the purchase and transporta-
tion Of munitions Of war from the
United States and Canada, with head
quarters in New York.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
GOVERNMENT WILL APPEAL
tAssociatsd Press BY, Federal wirsless.)

N""UOIH5ou NIVSs UytVuotAI WI0IobS'J
WASHINGTON, June 5.--Attorney'
General announced yesterday that he
will appeal from the decision. of the
United States District Court handed
down at Trenton, New Jersey, in favor
of the United States Steel Corporation
in the governments suit. The govern,
ment eontended that the company was
a combination in restraint of trade.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
COUNTESS TARNoVSKY = j..
RECEIVES A PARDON

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wiraloss.J
MILAN, Italy, june 4.-The Count
PISS Tarnovsky, convicted of completely
in the murder of Count KamarowSiSy
in Venice in 1907, has been pardoned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
CAR NICHOLAS AGREES "a, =.
TO INSPECTION OF CAMPS

Associated Press by Federal wireless) a.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-Czar Mich
oas of Russia has responded favorably
to the Presidents personal letter; con-
vcying the Austrian request for in.
SECTION Of the Siberian camps in
which Austrian prisoners are held.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
TERRIFIC BATTLE EXPECTED
IAasoeiated Press by gsderalr wireless

lAsSoclated Ftesb ny +euerA Whotoss'J
. PARIS, Jan" 5.-To meet the often
sive of the Allies between Arras and
Ypres, the Germans are bringing up
strong rcimrocementS and the irrup-
tion Of another gigantic battle IL ex.
pected momcntariIy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
WILL ACT
TOGETHER IN WAR
Associated Press BY Federal Wireless ,

Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
! TOXIC, June 4.--Baron Kato, min,
lister Of foreign affairs, was interpret
lated In the house today by the budget
committee. In RESPONSE to questions
he said that Great Britain; France,
Russia, Italy and Japan have agreed
to take no independent action of any
kind in connection with the war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
KOREA WILL BRING
GERMANREFUCEES
tAssOciatsd press By Federal wireless.l

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirsless)
TOXIC, June 4,-The Pacific Mail
liner Korea, leaving Yokohama next
week, will carry seventy.fve Germans,
who were residents of Tsingtau when
the base was taken by the Japanese.
Among them will be Mrs. Meyer Wal
dock, wife of the governor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
INDEMNITY DEMANDED /.
OF ITALY BY GERMANY

Associated Press by Federal Wireless.l
PARIS, June 8 Germany, II is re-
ported here, has demanded indemnity
from Italy for the damage done 10
German property in Milan, during the
anti -Teutonic riots preceding the decla,
ration of hostities against Austria.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
POLISH JEWS HOMELESS
(AssOciated Press BY Federal wireIaas,

lAss0oiAted Press by Federal WireIassD J
BERLIN, June 5.--one hundred
thousand Polish Jews in Russian Pc.
land are without shelter and suffering
foarfulIy for lack of food, ~. s:t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
Pacific Mail
Limits Japan
lCargoOrders
instructions To Agents indicate
That TranspaCiiic Traffic
Soon win Be abandoned
tAasosiatsd Press b. Tsdsrsl wirslesp,j

m IAhbooIhted FroHH ~ EederaI IWiroIesbJ y
TOXIC, June 5.-1Agents Of the Ia.
eific Mail Steamship Company received
orders yesterday at an ports touched
by the company 5 vessels to, accept no
bookings eof freight for the United
States more than one saiiiae in sd.
vance. No explanation accompanied
the instruction. s. q, IS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
ASoUITH VISITS FRONT
Associated Press by Federal Wireless,

BklTTsn HEADQUARTERS, France.
June 4 .-rtemIer ASquith today in
sprcted the British army iu'the field
and the aviation corps From hill,
TOP he viewed the trenches, with shells
bursting nearby.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
Mr.. BISHOP IS BETTER

lAssociated PrsSs ey Federal Wirelsss,l
r. Bishop, the aged Hawaii capitalist
now living here, is better today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
DEATH FOR GERMAN SPY

Associated Press by Federal N"irslessl
LONDON, June 49, Onicial an
noupcemcnt says that the German spy
Muller has been sentenced TO death.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-08
GERHARD Won BERNST0RFF'S ENVOY
(ASSoCIATED PRESS BY

(ASSoCIATED PRESS BY FEDERAI WIRELESS) -----t- :.
NEW YORK e4Germany will be made acquainted with
character oAmerican public opinion of submarine warfare
through Meyer Gerhard special of the German embassy in
"A ashingon He sailed today. $685.. & ...~