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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29

There's nothing SO hard to ride as
q young broncho, said the Westerner
"Oh, don't know. replied the man
from back East. did you ever try
the water wagon Toledo Blade.
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You told me il was one o'clock;
1t just struck three, wife mutters.
"But dear, he said with aching head.
You know that old clock shutters. !"
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How beautifully your fall hat is
trimmed. "But this is my summer
hat, my dear. 10h, / see. The au-
tumn leaves have been falling on 1t
from this tree we are standing UNDER
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GERMANY GETTING
SHORT or KEROSENE.

eEREIN, oermany, March 2s.-on
sccouns Of the growing scarcity Of
Kerosene, the administration Of the
city Of LuckeuwsIde has decided To-
supply electricity free to householdefs.
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The military governor Of Strassbnrg,
capital Of Alsace-I .orraine. prohibited
the sale or CONSUMPTION Of absinthe
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29
DAILY SERVICES
FOR HOLY week
AT YOUNG HOTEL
MONDAY Programs are Given
Program to Be Changed
Daily

The subject ,of the MONDAY meeting
IN matai pavilion Of the Young Hotel
tomorrow will be, SKIS Sincerity" by
Rev. D. c. Peters. Mrs. w. n. Fry
viii sing solo,
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Disaster to IA Calls to Mind
Lines BY Yale Professor UpoH
Loss Of the Maine in Havana, '98

StarBulein: s.. 49, 81
were
English Yale college arrival
Of
Pa Honolulu harbor called
mind and the friends whom have shown have asked me
locally valuable
but before the New Haven
Register $3.50 5#Ss# a.s.& Pr
Faithfully :. ALBERT F. JUDD,
Honolulu, s.
- THE Loss or THE MAINE.
a
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Where neyerending breathe and bloom,
80 Where and light enod Hzza
- Pamy wood and tangled wold +
Thither sailed bold, to their DOOM .
There they heard the wild alarm
W
Shock the wrath below the deep,
lie o H. + -.
f..
sunless sleep s
start
Froma
ON heroes they left forlorns
1T "a go
the prairie the grange3 sf SgE 1fg g
mighty mourn4 80 ~
In blndly PEE i 49,
81 / ~ Il j
Though way calls be still concealed "a
Thy people Thou hast trod; Z - 20 $3.50 HI q.
o God. be revealed IL
--cf4ARIirok M
The evening world., 1915-08-20
NORWEGIAN DESTROYER
CHASES U.BOAT THAT
HELD UP STEAMSHIP.

CHRIsTIANIA. Norway (v,a Lon
don), Aug. :o.---A German submarine
stopped the Norwegian mali steamer
Irma within Norwegian territorial
waters yesterday. but the timely APP
pearance OF a Norwegian torpedo
boat on the scene prevented further
interference with the mail ship.
The Irma was on her way from
Newcastle. England. to Stavangsr.
Norway. when a little to the north Of
Jaeterens Reef the submarine hailed
her with shots across her bows. The
irnna's skipper swung on. his boats.
but tho Norwegian torpedo craft, at
tTac,ed by the shots, stea med quickly
70 The spot. warned the suomar ins
that she was In Norwegian waters
rne ordered her TO leave. Tho sub
marine thereupon retired.
The evening world., 1915-08-20
MANY GERMAN DEAD
IN CAPTURED TRENCHES
French War Office Report Tells
Of Advance of Forces on
I.inge Heights.

PARIS, Aug. eO.--The French War
office this afternoon gave out a
Statement, on tho progress OF hostil-
itios which reads as follows:
There has been continued activity
on the part of our artillery along tho
banks OF tho Disc. to tho north or
tho Aisne, In the Champagne District.
and along the front at la Soilie.
I'm the Argonne there has been
lighting with mines In the region
OF Vienne- le- Chateau. and lighting
at close range with bombs and hand
grenades in the sector of ~. Hubert
and near Marie Therese.
ION the heights OF tho I.inse and
OF Schratzmnnnele the German losses
have been heavy. We found a large
number OF dead German soldiers In
tho trenches, ESQ yards long, which
we occupied"
BERLIN. Aug. 20.--The official
statement to-day regarding to situa-
ton in the western theatre Of wal
gays:
Between AnEres and Souchez the
enemy In the course Of the niCht wal
driven out Of the trench sections OF
which he occupied yesterday. Or
Schratzmannelc, In the Vosges, d
small section Of our first line posi-.
lions, was lost to the French"
The evening world., 1915-08-20
FOUR MORE STRIKES IN
PLANTS IN BRIDGEPORT
tspec.al to Tho Ersn!nr World }


BRIDGEPORT. Conn, Aug. 60
Employees from the following con-
Germs went on strike to-day: Star
Shirt Company. Bryant Electric Com
pany. International Silver Company.
and Electric Cable Company. Tho
bridgeport Screw Company and the
Salts Textile Company have closed
down their plants pending conferences
with striking workmen.
The Harvey Hubooli Company
granted the eight-hour day to-day, as
did also the Crawford Laundry Com
pany, but the lattor concern refused
to establish tho open chop. 50 the
workmen walked out for a second
time. Employee OF the American
Graphophone Company meet tonight
to formulate demands for presenta
ton tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary Scully, general organizer
for the American Federation of La
Dor, said to-day that within tho next
two weeks $4,000 girls in Bridgeport
will set better working conditions and
better pay. eithor by diplomacy or
strikes.
The evening world., 1915-08-20
GOVERNMENT SEAT
OF RUSSIA MAY
MOVE TO MOSCOW
Grand Duke May Abandon Eff
forts to Form New Line
at Brest-Litovsk.
BATTLE NOW FOR RIGA.
Great Seaport Attacked by
Germans by Land
and Sea.

LONDON. Aug. ao.--As tho Austri-
ans and Germans press on to the last
Of the outlying fortresses standing
between tho Russian capital and tho
invaders Pctrograd IL discussing tho
advisnbility. Of removing the govern
ment to It's ancient seat at Moscow.
always considered the heart Of tho
nation.
Kovno II now definitely In tho
hands OF the Germans. The thanking
movement OF Field Marshal Won
Mackensen grows moro threatening
hourly. and IL would not be surpris-
ing II Grand Duke Nicholas Shouts
abandon all efforts TO form a new limo
with Brest-Litovsk ms tho pivot.
From Brest- Litovsls to Ossowetz.
which seems to be withstanding tho
assaults OF the heavy German guns
better than any other fortress, fierce
fighting continues with the advantage
in favor Of the invaders.
Riga has again become TIE centrs
OF struggle OH Ind and sea. Petr -
grad states that tho Russian warships
protecting the Gulf OF Riga were COM
PEELED TO draw in closer owirs to the
superioritv OF the German squadron.
The landing Of British troop, a,
Suvia Bay. Gallipoli Peninsula. liz re-
Rarded here as a partial disappolnt-
ment The Turks had concentrated
thoir forces In the Amaze zone, q
little to the south. but were nblo I,
send troops north In time to prevent
any important advance by the iand.
Ing forces. u is believed here tina
no forward movement Of consoouen
Ia likely unless the British are rc'
inforced considerably.
Italy and Turkey appear to be OF
the brink OF an open rupture. Thu
Italian public expects war. whiol
would give their army and navy a,
opportunity 10 CO. operate with tn
allies in the Dardanelles movement.
On tho western front tho Frcncl
now hold tho crossroads botwoei
Lens and Arras. which when In pos
session OF tho Germans formed
wedge In the allied line,
The evening world., 1915-08-20
RUPTURE between
ITALY AND TURKEY
IS NOW IMMINENT.

ROME, Aug. 2o.-(via Paris)--A
rupture Of relations between Turkey
and italy Is considered imminent. De-
lag In action on Italy's part is
ascribed to her desire to do her ut
most to conserve the interests OF
Italians who still remain In the OF
roman empire. who are now estimated
at 1900 in number.
Italian newspapers In commenting
on the situation express the opinion
that an italian declaration of war
aeainst Turkey would not hasten a
eoiution in the Dardanclles favorable
10 the entente allies. because military
experts seem to believe that a new
army on the Gallipoli Peninsula would
be superfiuous.
TARANTO. Italy. Aug. 2o.-A strong
souadron Of fast cruisers Ia being
heid In readiness to sail from here at
4 moments notice. u 10 expected that
the warshIps will BE- sent against Iur.
~ n that country declines 70 satisfy
ixsjv'e demands for the release o.
italian subjects held In the Ottoman
Empire.
BRINDIsI, italy. Aug. 2o.--Five army
eorps concentrated at Apulia have
been ordered to be prepared to leave
Sor an unknown destination.
The evening world., 1915-08-20
BULGARIA IN WAR
ON SIDE OF ALLIES,
WASHINGTON HEARS
Unconfirmed Report Is Not
Disputed by Legation at
Capital.
TERMS SHE RECEIVED.
Triple Entente Offered a Large
Part of Macedonia, Which
Was Accepted.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2o.---A report
here to-day was to the effect that
Bulgaria had entered the war on the
aide Of the allies.
An officer of the Bulgarian Legal
ton would not confirm the rumor but
said he would not be surprised II II
were true.
ROME. via Paris. Aug. 2o.-The
Entente powers. according TO a posi-
tive statement made by the Sofia cor
respondent Of the Giornale DItalia.
have offered to Bulgaria that part Of
Macedonia given to her by the serbo-
Bulgarian treaty Of 1912. with the
right Of immediate occupation. The
controversy over the part Of Mace
donna contested by Serbia and the
cause Of the second Balkan war will
be settled after the present war ends.
Proportionate compensation 10 to
b given TO Serbia, including the city
Of Kavala, with the districts Of Ka-
valA and Sores. with the right Of i'm
mediate occupation.
Bulgaria, on her side, renounces
forever pretensions to Saioniki. Vo-
dina and Uskub. She promises also
10 declare war Immediately upon
Turkey. aided by funds Of tho four
allies. Bulgaria, the correspondent
declares. will receive further terri
torial concessions in Turkey.
It " believed that Serbia and
Greece will give way under pressure
By the Entente powers. but negotia-
tons win be heightened by the reluc-
lance of the King Of Greece to con-
sent 70 any ccssion Of territory.
PARIS. Aug. 20.-Italy holds the key
to the Balkan situation. according to
despatches received here to-day. II
the Italian Foreign Once consents to
the division Of Albania between Serbia
and Greece. with the port OF Avlona
to be retained by Italy. Bulgaria may
yet be induced to enter the war on the
40 of the allies.
Nah dispatches to-day said that
Serbia has Informed the allies she ID
willing to cede Serbian Macedonia Ia
Bulgaria IL her interests In Albania
are given proper consideration. The
Venizelos leaders In Greece are said
to favor making concessions to Bul.
garia in return for portion Of Al
bania-
SOFIA. Bulgaria. Aug. 20 tvia Lon.
dom. Gen. Fitchef, Bulgarian Min.
lister Of War. has resigned on account
Of III health. He Is succeeded by Gen
JecofY.
The evening world., 1915-08-20
ST.LOU|S FLOODED:
SIX FEET OF WATER
FROM BIG STORM
People Marooned in Their
Homes and Police Unable
to Give Them Aid.

ST, LOUIS, Aug. 2o.--A heavy rain
starting latn yesterday and contlnu-
Ing throughout the night was stili
falling to-day and had flooded resi-
dcnce sections In Southwest 81. Louis.
Police were asked ogo to the aid of
several families marooned In the up-
por stories OF their dwellings. but
were unable to reach them. Telephone
appeals for aid said portions OF the
south side were under six feet of
water.
Car tracks on many lines were GOV.
cred and some were washed out. A
tunnel connecting tho Clark Street
post of'ico with the Union station was
half hlied with water.
As the day advanced the downpour
Increased. Railroad service on the
Missouri Pacific and on 1T. Louis and
San Francisco tracks. which run
through the southwest part OF the
city. was discontinued. an the rails
wero under water. Two incoming
trains were halted several miles from
Union station. One stopped at Del
mar Station, near the city limits. but
the water around the station was %
aigh that aromen and street en-
ployces were called on to arsist the
maroonod passengers. Ropes were
tied abou, the rescuers 10 PUN them
| through tho current rs they wadcd In.
Many houses In tho suburbs Of
Greenwood and Mapiewood. imInedi-
ateiy adjoining the city on the south
west. were completely submerged,
with only roofs and chlmneys visible
From "A distance rescuers In skins
could be seen taking the people from
| second story windows.
The evening world., 1915-08-20
BRITISH LEFT WING
MAKING GAINS IN
GALlIPOLl CAMPAIGN

PARIS. Aug, 2o.--The French War
Once to-day gave out report on
the situation in the Dardaneiies which
reads IA follows:
I'm the southern zone there is moth
Ing 10 report. with the exception Of
enga goments between patrols and ar
tiliery exchanges.
an the northern xone the British
left wing has made some progress In
the plain Of Anafarta."
The evening world., 1915-08-20

a couple Of times q week. take
her on my fishing trips. as we'll as
hunting. let her say where we
shall go in my vacation, which
lasts one month. What more can
a woman expect? Understand, I
never smoke or chew and do all
my drinking at home: don't at
tend clubs or lodges. unless II is
ladies' night. "A. L." would you
call me a Perfect Husband? II
you fare as well as my sweetheart.
you will be lucky. Learn how TO
cook a meal. then when you get
a man you won't have cause to
regret your step; 1t Is up TO you
to make good. j. l..
WALL STREET OFFICE GIRL
ONLY WANTS GOOD TIME.
Dear Madam: / have been
reading for the past weeks the
different remarks printed in your
paper about the perfect husband.
Some say there Is no such thing
and more say IL he lives they have
yet TO meet him. ] am a young
man. twenty-four years old. born
In Brooklyn, and make a COM
Portable salary for two to live on.
have no home, but liye with my
married sister. and arp only too
willing to get married the first
chance l get. Hut the older get
the more l see and learn about
the young ladies of to-day. j
must say ] am further now than
l ever was from getting married.
l have been working around the
Wall Street district for the past
six years. In regard to "A. L.'s'
letter. did she stop TO think OF
what we young men see and hear
OF the actions of the young ladies
In the offices Of to-day? No. she
didn't. Did she stop to think of
the stories some of the young la
dies tell us after they have been
out with some young man the
night before, one who spent his
good moneysAMd tried his best to
please? The girl will tell us how
she kissed him and made him be-
lieye she was true. and how she
made him buy supper and other
things. She will add, sneeringly:
He is only a young dope and he
must learn his lesson" There are
thousands OF these young ladies'
right around Wall Street. This IL
one Of the reasons that are keep
ing 30 many of our young men
from getting married. They
would sooner spend their money
on themselves than have some
ungrateful girl talk about them
the next day. I have been TO all
kinds of house parties, balls.
theatres and summer resorts, ana
! personally know about ilfty
young ladies and have taken
about twenty-five OF them TO diff
ferent places and find them all
about the same, telling about the
good supper and the good times
they had a few nights previous.
You never hear then, say how
many suppers they have cooked,
or how often they help clean up
the house, nor do they show you
made. No, never! Al thoy
think Of 10 . good time, and think
when they get married they are
aoinq to have everything their
own way. These arc some OF tho
things ! have found out about the
younq isdiss OF New York. ! am
no crouch, but full OF fun, and
can entertain tho best Of com.
psny, and have done so. think
would stop talking about the good
times they would like to have and
show the young men some o.
their good housekeeping and
drsssma king, there would be more
young mon In Now York mar
ried. l. M.
FALL ouY"(O HAS ExPER
ENcE WITH GAY BLONDES.
Dear Madam; have taken out
several gay blondes. But that
everybody turned around and
looked" stun didn't excite my
The evening world., 1915-08-20
What 70 a perfect ,oifef
What Il q perfecf huabandI

perfect Wffe ought 70 De, IN the JuuBmeHt W HeH
and women readers of The Evening World.
Some men hope 10 marry her Other men-l
hope-have married her What description Of her
have they to Give! Why do they find her perfect,
either In reality in their minds eye? Does her
perfection depend beauty, on brains, on dispose
tion on culinary ability? And how do women view
this question? What sort OF woman do they think
is the perfect wife? What do they think men think
about her? Let's how set her verbal
portrait beside that OF the perfect husband.
The evening world., 1915-08-20
GREAT FORTRESS IS
Won BY GERMANS;
10000 PRISONERS
Russians Lose Novogeorgievsk,
One of Their Greatest Strong.
holds East of Warsaw.

BERLIN. Aug. 2o.-oincial an
nouncement was made here to-day OF
tho capture OF the important Russian
fortress OF Novogeorsievsk. with
more than 10000 mon.
Tho official statement follows;
Army group Of Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg---East OF Kovno our
troops continue their pursuit Of tho
enemy. They are conducting a sue
c,ssfui battle in the riain from "a
blna to the high road between Au-
gustowo and Grodno.
The Russians have boon driven
back on a limo from oudcie. east nj
Maryampol. 10 I.oxoxieje and stud
sioczna. and arc Offering fresh resist
ancc there. East Of Trojln also hard
fghting Is In progress.
THE army of Gen. ven oaiiwitz
has made successful progress with It's
attacks on the enemy. capturing ten
officers and s,65< men.
9Th. fortress OF Nevo9soruisvsk'
the last hating place " the enemy
In Poland. hiss been won after stub
born resistance. Tho comp'sts 9arr''
son consisted Of six Generals and -
900 men. OF thses more than 10000
wsre captured In yesterdays final
hattie alone. Tire number ot CANNOT
recently captured hse been increased
10 moro than 700. The quantity o.
ether war nstsriais cannot YET b
estimated.
"The army group % Prince I.eopo.t
IL making further progress.
"The army group Of Field Marsha
Won Mackensen left WING drov'
back the snemy behind Koterkakul
VA, In the section southwest Of brcst
Lltov.k. South OF the Bug wa gaire
ground on the Brcst-Lltovsk limo.
"Fas. OF vladova our troop
reached tho region Of vondisscxa u
tho courgs OF th.ir close pursuit."
Tho first bulletin from Berlin re
garding the fall OF Novoycorsievsl
stated that tho entire garrison wa
captured by the Germeos. II. Ia no
clear. however, whether a consider
able part Of tho total Of 5000 es
capped.
The capture Of Novogeorsievsk ha'
been foreseen since the fail NJ War
say. When the general Russian 'e
treat was made from The Warsa'
salient Grand Duke Nicholas. IN
Russian commander-in-c chief. elec.s
to leave garrison IN tho fortress
rather than evacuate this position. u
It was recognized that tho only aucs
ton was how long the defenders woui
be able to hold out
The evening world., 1915-08-20
1000, 900 MEN OF
ALLIES HELD PRISONERS;
1.645,000 RUSSIANS.

BERLIN. Via wireless 70 Tucker.
ton. Nj. Aug. 20.-The Frankfurter
Zeituns estimates that the Austro.
Germans now hold more than 2.0o0.-
900 prisonersof tho allies. OF whom
l,SlS.o00 axe RvsstanA
The evening world., 1915-08-20

fcct husband. because there Is
none. The men know how to talk
very nicely before marriage. but
afterwsrd. goodnight! First. I
would Hike IA man to be three or
four years older than ! nm. He
must have good character. good
principles and know how to take
good care CT q wife. don't see
why a girl shouldn't look out for
her future when she gets married.
l think it's no more than right;
without money you can DO moth
Ing. Eve since ! was a child
my mother taught me To save and
not spend foolishly. Now | have
"A nice little bank account to my
credit, which many girls cannot
show. and 1 am only twenty-five.
You know the old saying is,
when poverty enters the door
love flies out tho window" which
is only too true. II. 3. r.
The evening world., 1915-08-20

than for the young woman Win
critics rather bitterly assert that a
mans idea Of a perfect wife--unth
he marries her. at any rate-is inc
frivolous overdressed. supernciaiS
attractive young woman. without
serious idea OF accomplishment, VINO
il a conspicuous figure in the restau-
rant and dance-hall life OF Nov
York.
Do tho young n plead guilty 70
this indictment? Some OF them, NJ
least. do not. rs you may gather from
the letters published below. l re-
celyed these before asking for dehni-
ton Of the perfect wife. but In eaeh
Of them Is outlined certain qualifca-
tons which the writer's believe the
lady must possess. No painted
dolls" need apply. Indeed. couldn't
help thinking that some OF the reaui-
sitions might be summarized In one
line: "Come live with me and be my
cook!"
THIS YOUNG MAN LOOKS IN KIT.
CHEN FOR PERFECT WIFE.
10 a wife perfect II she can
make q perfect pie7 What do the
readers Of The Evening World
think about IL?
Dear Madam: In looking over
the different articles in regard to
a perfect husband. l notice that
one writer. "A. L." has come out
| strong against the male sex. "A.
L." thinks she Ia wise and tells OK
| n mperintendent who insulted her
| when she made a business call.
Can you picture man that mas
| worked his way up TO the posi-
ton of superintendent OF an In
surance company doing such a
thing, unless he had cause? Miss
| "A. L." how were you dressed
and how did you act in his pres
| ence? Maybe the same as the
rest. DID you ever stop to think
what the girls do when a strange
man enters the Office where they
| are employed7 Powder pun first,
brush back the hair. all ready
then for q smile and invitation 10
ro TO lunch. I know; I have been
there and am thoroughly dis
rusted with the girls that work
IN offices, also those that are for
tunate enough to stay home and
run the streets.
Give me the girl from the kit
chen, one that knows what q
homo 10, ono that can cook meal
| and knows something. " you
II, business girls, - you class your
ss,ves, would 90 homo from bust
ness and try and learn something
about homo work. and cut out
your meetings whore you compare
notes to see which one has met
; tho most mon, you might Get .
man. Unless you do something
soon you will be lost. You must
remember there 10 more to do
than dressing UP and running
around, " you would ast married.
have q good position and can
well afford to have wife and
home. both Of which expect to
have soon. You may say. where
did you find one to suit your? I
answer. In the kitchen" She Is
a dream. am proud Of her. She
! can cook. bake. in fact. do any
thing that Is necessary for a wife
TO do. Here Is what I expect to
do when l get her: Hand her SIS
: every week. bring that box of
candles I BRING at present. attend
theatre once . week. the movies
The evening world., 1915-08-20
STEAMSHIPS DUE TO-DAY.
SAILING TO-DAY.

Pinar del Rio, Tswpieo. .......t2M.
Mariana. santiago. .......... ~. n.
The evening world., 1915-08-20
HEAVY AND LIGHT.

(From the DaIIas Moved
No matter how strong you think
vo,, are, IL you are a heavy drinker
YOU can draw only light salary.
The evening world., 1915-08-20
News Oddities

CHAMPION COW
1874 OF milk a
The evening world., 1915-08-20

wv in New Jersey has just beaten all records by giving
in a week.
SQUIRRELS COME HIGH in Port jefferson. Cost
man $3.50 to shoot Of season. he did It to
protect his walnus, too.
GERMANY rs PAYING $1,000 A TON to houss.
holders for copper kitchen utensils.
ONLY WOMAN DEALER In live HOLSTERS In New
York is Mrs. Mary C. Pickett OF No p West Eighth
Street
WAR NAMES TO WORRY ABoUT-sieldice and
IA.
81 CAN'T: SWALLOWED THEM" replied Bayonne
when told in court to show the evidence prisoner
had knocked three OF his teeth Judge saw where
teeth had been and accepted that proof.
MOVIE SCHOOL FOR PASTORS has been estab-
Ished Illinois show them the value moving pic
lures in church and teach them
MEN WHO GAMBLE and hold midnight beer parties
on graves are being sought by trustees OF South River
IN. j. cemetery.
GIRL SUES BRONX zoo for $4,000 damages be-
cause she bounced of bucking elephant In taking
raa& -.--.....-.. - ~
The evening world., 1915-08-20


modern man with do rather
character good These