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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
GERMAN SAILORS
VIOLATED PAROLE
Ascending Members of Prinz
EitePs Crew Also Broke l.
American Neutrality
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wirsless.)

ASSOCIATED Press by FEDERAL WireleSs.)
WASHINGTON, June l2.-That some
members of the crew Of the German
auxiliary cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich
violated the neutrality of the United
States is now admitted by Lieutenant
Brauer, of the interned commerce de
stroyer, who has notified Collector Ham
ilton, of Norfolk, that certain men of
the crew of the Prinz Ethel Friedrich,
who left the ship at. Norfolk before she
WIS officially. interned, have not re-
turned and it is believed that they have
left the country" j. .,Af
Reports from Amsterdam, shortly
after the interning Of the Prinz Eitel,
stated that some members Of the crew,
under command of a petty officer, had
returned to Germany by way of the
Dutch port. This report was denied by
the commander of the Prinz EiteL
A Paris report, received yesterday
stated that a man thought to be Cap
tain Thierichsen, of the Prinz EiteI, had
been arrested in Italy, but that inves
! tigation proved that, the man was not
the commander but the doctor of the
commerce destroyer. He did not leave
the cruiser ut Norfolk, but at some port
in the Argentine. 49,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
King Peter Throws Fresh Force
INTO Field and Begins Cam
paign Timed To Merge With
Legions Of Victor Emmanuel
sANoUINARy FIGHTING
MARKS WAR IN SOUTH
Forces Of Italy Are Sweeping
Eastward In Fan-Shaped Move
ment and As They Advance op-
position Is More Determined
tAssOeiatsd Prsps BY Federal wlrsiss..)

tAssociatsd Press by Federal wireisss.)
r ONDON, June l2.-Serbia has put
L. fresh army into the field and is
striking another blow at Austria, timed
to merge with the Italian campaign in
GoriEia and against Trieste and Pola.
Serbian column is marching through
Albania to effect q junction on the
Adriatie with the Italians, and it is re-
ported that the Albanian town Of FL
Bassan has been occupied by the invad-
ers.
Albania, torn by revolution and weak
ened by famine and pestilenee, without
a ruler and with no recognized govern
ment, Is in no condition to offer the
Serbs any resistance, or stand on
rights Of neutrality. 1t is reported that
the revolutionary party Of the former
principally has proclaimed republic.
Italy Digs Deeper
Meanwhile the Italians keep digging
deeper into the TANKS of Austria.
Rome reported yesterday that the city
of Ploeken has been captured and the
Pfedh Pass won.
Dispatches from Cologne printed in
Geneva show that MonfalcOne did not
fall until after sanguinary fighting.
ly stubborn, and there the Austro-Ger-
mans assert that they have admins
tered ., partial check to the Italians.
&Gorizia is the capital of the province
Of the same name and lies few miles
east of the Isonzo River and directly
north of Monfalcone. The Italian
armies are sweeping eastward in a fan
shaped movement, to envelOp Trieste
which, lies still farther south and east
in the province of Istria.
Austrian Losses Heavy
Thus far the Austrian losses in Gori
ala are estimated by the Germans al
upwards Of eight thousand.
Vienna announced yesterday that @
British cruiser of the Liverpool type
had been sunk by an Austrian sub
mRrine,e operating in the head of the
Adriatic from Pola.
The admiralty, in a bulletin issued
today, admits that a British cruiser
was wounded by an Austrian sub
marine, but denies that it was sunk.
The Liverpool is light cruiser OF
1900 tons, laid down six years ago, anG
Of~the same class as the Glasgow anG
the Bristol which gained renown il
engagements of the coast of South
America.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
DUT|IABLE IMPORTS
. SUIT }SAPPEALED
Associated Press by Federal wireless.

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WirelessJ
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE sOlici.
tor general has filed petition with the
Supreme Court, on behalf Of the United
States, requesting a review of the case
brought recently before the customs ap,
peal court to test the cOnstitutiOnaltv
of the clause in the Underwood tariff
law which provides that dutiable i'm
ports transported in American ships
shall be allowed five per cent rednc
ton in customs duties.
The customs court upheld the validity
of the clause but decided that it ap.
plies equally to dutiable goods imported
in the ships of any country with which
the United States has a commercial
treaty containing 1"most favored ma
ton" clause. Inasmueh as this clause
is contained in practically every com
mercial treaty in force, the decision, if
upheld by the Supreme Court, practical
ly reduces the existing tariff by FIVE per
cent. This would mean not, only the loss
of millions a month in customs revenues
so long as the existing tariff law stands,
but would obligate the United States to
refund from duties already. collected un
der the existing tariff some $4,000 900.
Should the supreme Court uphold the
decision of the customs court, the decis-
ion will have a far-reaching effect upon
the entire fiscal policy of the nation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
CONGRESSIONAL PARTY
LISTENS TOPROTEST
California Vinyardists Object To
Special Tax Upon Brandies

tASsociated Press by Federal Wireless.)
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE
members of the congressional party
who returned from Hawaii have been
visiting the Yosemite Valley. On their
way to the national park they received
a delegation representing the vineyard
lists Of Fresno and district, who pre-
sented arguments against the enforcing
of the special tax upon brandies used
for fOrtifying the sweet wines manu-
featured in the State.
The imposition of this tax upon spir-
its heretofore exempt from the internal
revenue obligation will seriously Grip
pie, if not destroy, the sweet wine in
dustry of California, the delegation in.
formed the congressman.
The tax is a dollar and a quarter a
gallon, which adds some twenty to
twenty-five &C. IS a gallon to the cost
of producing the wine.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
WH|SKEY FOR ARMY
IS NOT P!RlOH|BTVE
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal Wireless,

tASsociated Press ~ Federal Wireless)
PHOENIX, Arizona, June I2-Ae-
cording to decision rendered by Il
judge advocate of the army the Arizona
law prohibiting the transportation of
whiskey by a common carrier within
the state does not apply to whiskey i'm
ported for army use, if the whiskey be
marked: Government property, medi
cal supplies, United States Army" The
decision holds that any person ussoci
ated with common carrier refusing to
transmit liquors destined for army use
In guilty of a misdemeanor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
HOLDS FATE Of HAWAII
Associated Press by Federal Wireless

Associated Press BY Federal wireless)
san. FRANCISCO, June l2.-Gover-
nor Pinkham, In his formal address at
the exposition yesterday, declared that
1.-The world problems, now facing the
nation, so far as Hawaii is concerned,
lie in the hands of the American Gov
ernment." There was big attendance
at the ball given in honor of Hawaii
Day at the exposition yesterday. Gov
etnor Pinkham was the special guest of
honor and was ia the receiving line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
FISHING SNACKS ARE
SUNK By EPptLNS
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless,

ASSOCIATED freSs py FEDERAL Wtreless)
LONDON, June l2.--Zeppelins are be,
ginning to take a more active share in
the German campaign against merchant
shipping. Three Of the huge dirigibles,
lowering over the North Sea yesterday,
sank two British fishing smacks. That
there were no fatalities seems incredible,
but the entire crews of both are re
ported safe.
Another neutral steamer was sunk by
German submarine yesterday-the
Swedish vessel Otago. --'"~
Other victims Of submarines were;
The Russian steamer DANA and the
Russian bark Thomasina; and the Bri,
fish steamer StrathcarrOn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
iAssociatsd Prsss By Federal wlreleas.)

III ASHlNGT0N, June IA second statement re-
garding his resignation from the cabinet and the
reasons whichprornpted IL was given to the press
last night by William Jennings Bryan, this statement
being addressed to "An German Americans"
The former secretary Of state urges the German
Americans.of the United States 10 laid in maintain.
ing peace between the United States and the Father
ahd' and requests thai they exert their influence
with the German government to persuade It not to
take any steps which lead the direction Of war with
America. 1.3R a."
Referring to the German-AmericanS as "feIlow-
citizens in whose patriotism have entire confidence"
Mr.. Bryan urges them to forget and lay aside any
suspicious they might entertain that there is any lack
81 strict neutrality Or any lack Of friendship for the
German people oh the part Of President Wilson,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
ALLIES ADVANCE
At DARDANElLES
s4N.tNe = ~ H.
There Has Been Some Hard
Fighting During Past Week
On GaIlipoli
lAssoc.ated Prom BIZ fedsral Wlrslessl J

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wirelessD
FARlS, June l2.r-Since the last ad-
vance of two miles on front three
miles wide up the peninsula of >Galli-
poll, the Allies, after consolidating their
new won positions, have undertaken a
f'r"h offensive.
From the tenor Of the Turkish an.
uouncements made at Constantinople,
whIch accompany the bulletin Of the
Itrnch war Office, it would appear that
sharp lighting has been in progress for
nearly n week. o..
The Turks say the Allies lost two
Thousand killed. last Saturday night and
Ln'c met corresponding resistance for
,hr remainder of the week.
The French ministry, without liviug
Io>srs,. says that material advances =
have been won.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
American ENJOYS Instructed To
Call Attention Of Powers To
Provisions Of New Seaman's
Act DistastefuI To Pacific Mail
FOUR FRIENDLY PROTESTS
ALREADY HAVE BEEN MADE
Difference Of Opinion, II Pushed
TO Extreme, Might Annul All
Existing Provisions For franc
ferOf Property Owned Abroad

tAasociated Press By Federal wirslsss.D
WIAsHINGToN, June l2.--Ameri.
!" can diplomats accredited to the
various capitals have been instructed TO
ask for the annulment Of the paragraphs
in existing commercial treaties In force
between the United States and the yari-
Gus Powers which are In conflict with
the provisions of the Seamans Law,
enacted at the last session Of con
gress, ...,. 4>Ht@
Practically every existing general
commercial treaty. Obligates the United
States to protect the captains Of visit
! ing ships Of the signatory Powers
from assertions on the part Of mem
bers of the crews, and forbids soamen
who have signed on for the trip from
leaving the ships with any claim for
wages. ~ ..."E H.. 49,, ...,.E III
Under the provisions Of the Sea,
man S Law the members Of foreign
ships may demand their discharge in
American ports and may collect wages
due through civil proceedings. The
Powers with which the United States
has entered into commercial treaties
win now be asked to delete those para
graphs of the treaties which deal with
the discharge Of members Of the crew
in American ports. e
.,, 4. 49, ~. ~. 81. .-,.s
Where the Troupie Lies
4 TIM narao ranh I'm tba saaman,. Act
-. 80 Z. !. =. =
ins' -! .ne administration 70 OF
der its diplomatic d, representatives to
act is: ..sfH' fl,g,.v. ...' W R5,.t
| So IA That An tho INDIGNANT
/ nf lcpI,areSs. art;rlA. In tre,,ias
and eoyvehtions ~ tha JTn;tsl
/ States. in 81 far, n thev nyov;d,,
| for the sy,.st ,na ;,nn,ss;,nm.S,t ~
officers and seamen deserting or
charged with desertion from mer-
| s. Sa.s;as - shs on nS 9tases
arrest ana imprisouIoent Of of,icera
and seatnen deserving or charged
WIN aesertion from merchant yes
Un;ts5 ststes ana ,ho srorr;+or;ns
and possessions thereof, and for the
cooperation, aid, and protection of
soa.isI iegaI authofltles IN ef-'
ment ana anv othsr t,.stH n,n.
vision in conflict with the proyis.
;U IONS = sns ssl ought 20 pc term,
dent Be, and k IL hereby. reonest.
ed and directed, within ninety
days after the passage of this act,
spn9sn,. - ne seven, gov,
much AS hereinbefore 4eseribed Of
all such treaties and conventions
between the oaited states and for
on The sfn;patian os -. .ssr ina,;sse
after notices have been given as
may be required In such treaties
Ina conventions -.
II .ne rormai requests 's 70 De made by
."' american ambassadors and minis
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
Germany Should Acquiesce

It IS his opinion, says Mr.. Bryan, that Germany
should acquesce in the demands made in the note
despatched on Thursday without conditions" The
wilson has been uniusty criticized by the partisans
Of both sides in the European war, each side in turn
accusing hin, Of lack Of lrnpartiaIty in his dealing
with the governments involved In relation to Aner-
can rights. 49,. 1920 !sas4aa H.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
SMUGGLED RIFLES FOUND

lAAso1iated PreAs By Federal Wireless.(
FL PASO, Texas, June l2-FOurteen
machine guns and five hundred rifles,
concealed in local warehouse, were
discovsfed yesterday by the authori,
ties, Who have placed army guards over
the arms 10 prevent theii expectation
to Mexico. 1t Is believed that the
weapons have been brought here by
some one interested in new revolu,
tionary movement In Northern Mexico,
which is said to be planned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
DYNAMITE BLOWS up
p % Z S0cIALlSTlC PAPER

'Asso"'''ea Press by Federal wirsisss)
BUTTE, Montana, June 1.-THE Of
fee of the Socialist, q weekly paper
edited by former Mavor Duncan Of
Butte, was destroyed by dynamite yes
terday morning, Damage to, the plant
and building to the evtont of four
thousand dollars was inflicted. There
have been no arrests as yet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
CRISIS WITH GERMANY
70, 0vERSHAD0WS MEXICO
(AssOeiutsd Press BY Federal wirslsss)

WASHINGTON, June l2.-No Ac-
ton, y was authoritatively stated here
last night, may be expected on Presi
dent Wilson q new policy toward Mexi
go. No formal replies have been re
'eeiyed from the Mexican chieftans to
whom his note Of warning was address.
sed. and the c-isis with Germany is en-
gazing all the attention of the admin
at this moment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
AUSTRIA ISSUES DENIAL
Associated Press by Federal Wireless.

WASHINGTON, June I2.-At the
Nu TRAN embassy yesterday an official
statement was given out eontradieting
the Italian report that Italy had warn
81 Ger"onv Ms early as July 81, last
year. that the Quirinal would break
free from The terms of the Triple Ali
anre unless Italy were recomrI sed
with certain territorial concessions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
REFRlGERATlNG PLANT
Sa1: IN FUEL SHIP EXPL0DES
LAGuocintad Prsan hY Fsdarnl Wirslsnn. !

lASsociAted Press by Federal wirelesS.)
VALLEJO, California, June l2.-An
explosion in the refrigerator plant of
the u 8. s, Prometheus, fuel ship, yes
terday, did some slight damage to the
ship and injured two members of her
crew.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
Tone of Press PIeases

Commenting on the general situation at home &C.
Casoned by the publication Of the text Of the note,
Mr. Bryan said: @@t# .
81 am glad to note the changed tone in the press
regarding the note which has just been despatched
to Berlin It is relief to find the papers now EN-
phaszine the friendly tone Of the communication and
pointing out the fact that its despatch does not neces
sarly mean that the United States is TO find itself at
war with Germany -. |.i." r y
1T will be something gained If the warrior Journal
lists of the United States awaken to the realization Of
the fact that this country does not wont to 90 to war;
but will support the Presidents efforts to secure b
peaceful solution Of the very difficult problem raised
by the use of submarines against merchantmentr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
BRYAN Tells TO STAND BY THEIR PRESIDENTS


practses square with the principles so expressed.
Many expressions Of wonder and surprise have been
heard over Mr. Bryah's refusal to sign the note,now
that the text has been made public ani Il is apparent
that it is couched in friendly language. 0ffciadom
generally disagreed with the former secretary IN
his expressed belief that the note might preCiptate
war. ~>a&..
Before Mr.. Lansing, secretary Of state ad interim,
signed the final draft Of the note, he submitted il to
Mr.. Bryan, who could suggest no material change
which, in his opinion should be made in it, (
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15

Stating his confidence that the GEL nan-Ar,ericanS
should the present acute situation develop into
state Of war, would remain loyal to the country and
flag Of their adoption the erstwhle secretary joins
them in their contention that it is as uaustIfabe 10
kIi1nocent women and children by starving them to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
ADVICES SAY SECOND NOTE
---c = GETS COLD RECEPTION IN GERMANY

oNDoN
l. n Ia metN with epdonas odd the 6rt
President Wilson dsegu
Gemanu
o
and bounds
Colonel Roosevelt Endorses Attitude of Wilson
shnh
uphoding Of ID
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15

He concludes his statement to the Gernan-Ameri-
rars by suggesting that change be made h the ship
ping laws Of the United States that would exclude
passengers from any ship sailing from an American
port which carried either Contraband &c ammunition
There was much speculation yesterday amongst
officials and diplomats as to the nature of the reply
Germany viii make to the American note, which an
Official despatch from Berlin to the state department
says presented at the German foreign office yes
teTday by Ambassador Gerard ~, @%tfS"
The general feeling in German and Austrian quar-
tiers is that response which will be satisfactory to
America is probable, the text Of the American note
seemingly opening the way for solution that will be
compatible with the interests Of both the United
States and Germany. W.. - 3,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
Germany Has An our

The phrased reiteraton Of what are the American
principles upon which America rests it is pointed out,
also allows Germany the opportunity to make her
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-15
Would Exclude PASSENGERS

eath as bY droWninQ them.
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COTTON
New Ynrk Cotton.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s-Thc feature in the
cotton market today was the firmue,s oi the
near positions, particularly March, which
sold up to 12.4ic. or 10 points above l,st
night IS close. and closed az l2ilc. The
general list closed steady 40 a net advance
Of l to Z points.
Liverpool did not fully meet the advances
which had occurred in domestic markets since
lay Thursday, but prices here opened az a
gain Of from ? TO @ points. Additional Jan
uarv- notices amounting 20 about $500 bales
were reported TO be in circulation but spot
houses we're again buyers Of January against
sales Of later deliveries, and the flrmuess
in the winter month position seemed 10
render the March short interest more or less
uneasy. Prices soon improved with the
more active positions selling about 3 10 10
points above last nights closing figures.
Around l2.l9c for January l2.6sc for May
and l2.s2c for July there was enough reaiiz-
ing 10 check the advance but support was
encountered on comparatively slight reactions
and the undertone was generally steady with
the close only . or 4 points off from the
best. Southern advlces reiterated the re-
ports Of steadiness among interior holders.
The arrivals Of cotton reported az New
York today included G,s25 bales Of %linters,
said 10 be the largest arrival Of linters
here for any one day on record.
Galveston Spot Cotton.
GALVESTON, Dec. 26.-COttOn middling
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HOUSES FOR RENT

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Judgment Against Dunlop.

0VT|T|T % INC WUTII|
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. 2S.-
judgments amounting to $3.50 were
rendered in the district court here
against Robert Dunlop, former state
treasurer. The money represents fees
claimed by local attorneys in cases In
which they appeared for the former
state treasurer. The attorneys filed
suits against Dunlop for the fees and
re never appeared in the case. The
court allowed a default judgment to
go against the claims.
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Special to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. 2S.-Be-
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will be the first of the ye'r, Presi-
dent Edgar Fenton and Secretary
Ollie S. Wilson Of the state fedora
ton of labor, will become the Off
cial business manager and editor, re-
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POULTRY

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MISCELLANEOUS

SIDNEY STOTT- known rs ''sid Iho Gun
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wears and lately with B0rdon's, now To-
Gated with Jacobs Novelty Co., 22G East First
street. Phone 72G. Expert repair man.