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Washington Journal., 1915-11-26
The Essence
of Colonialism
Especial correspondence for tins paper
BY a prominent Washlngtonian).

In these columns It has been repeat
eddy asserted that there are among our
people a certain number Of misguided
men and women who cannot be prop
erly described as Americans in any true
sense, but are at heart ~Colonials.' L
may be worth while TO discuss that prop
osition in a little more detail
The number Of those who desire. even
as a distant ideal, the political reunion
Of the United States and Great Britain
is probably very small. That there are
some such is shown BY the public utter
ances. some years ago, Of a well-known
muiti-milionaire OF Scotch birth, and
the sporadic magazine articles that have
appeared since the war broke out. Very
likely some absurd snobs who desire
entrance into British society also foS-
ter such dreams, but nobody need mind
them. They are harmless though inn
beetle. The great majority OF Ameri-
cans, including those Of English. Scotch
and Welsh descent, still have a whole
some suspicion OF the design o. step
mother Britannia, and feel, subcon-
sciously at least, that the worst thing
that could possibly happen @ the couns
try IS to be TO the humillatlng
position Of canada or Australia.
ihere Is, however q KING q eolonia
Ism iar Q msidious than me Wllhng-
ness 70 become a part q 'ne BRUSH
Empire. II consists ~ ms abandonment
q every aspiration @ create q distihct'
american elVlilzaiioh' Witt NOT ineteig
q poiltieai y economic Dut espeeiails
an intellectual or cultural ms dennltely
american ~ TINS iorm OF Coiohlahslh
thefe IS q greal deal espselaliy among
americans o. pfiFlsh aeseshl bni uh7
OF very diHerehi ancestry VINO iaVe sue7
cuihoed 70 TINS tendency.
~ order 70 snow what ; meant py
cololndllsnh III ms SENSE let Us look d
the copdition III winch our nelghoor'
1ahaua mas Herself toaay. Sailada :
as o'd as the oiii'eu states anu mas
nad as good an opportunity as we nave
nao 70 'ueVe'op ~ independent ihul-
senous ni'e'iee'uai ms iiaS sle ions
50! Inc answer inlght DC given oy
nnouilyils 'le Sneelilg ren'arN ABOUT the
ol'tea o'a'es' aSer'oeo 70 d once famous
Iisnsn VII q years ago VINO
reaus d 0aiiduiah oooKi ~ eahao'aii
literature OF art Sdiisulan sc'ence OF
pn'iosopiy We can spedk ony ~ ene
sense tflat we nlght speak o. ooutn
DdNotd n'eraeure OF Okianohnd scieace
ihere are some wri'ers ana arusts III
'iose oiales' put tiey mercy lVe tlere
'iey 40 not get ehe'r mteliectaal sus-
'e'ldiiee rom tie environment III wnich
iiey hNe; LA nhdii III oanaoa SHOWS
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26

also has been demonstrated by the
events OF the last year or more. Or is
il not a fact that the United States are
in. imminent danger OF becoming a mere
follower of Great Britain, without
judgment or policy OF his own, simply
because the greater part Of our leading
classes are taken their facts, their cpin-
ions and their beliefs from I.ondon?s
In order 10 overcome this danger
threatening the very foundations Of
American national life. if is necessary
for those Of US who are not British COZ
lonials in the ahove-described sense, to
see that some Of the opinions and be-
liefs commonly entertained by intelli-
gent Americans shall be of other origin
than English. Nothing can be farther
from the minds Of German-Americans
than a desire to substitute a German
colonialism for the prevailing depend
ence on England in intellectual matters.
What we ask is neither the one nor the
other, but an independent American in
tellectual life, which will send its roots
deeply into the soil Of the European
civilizations from which we have sprung,
but the flowers and fruits Of which shall
be American and nothing but American.
However, the only way in which we
can escape the cyer-present danger Of
British colonialism. favored by u COM
MOI language and many other social
factors, is to strengthen far beyond any
dining ever before attained in the past,
the direct influence of German thought.
German science. German literature and
German art on the educated people Of
the United States.
Only in that way can we make sure
that a hundred years hence there will
he a real national life in America.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26
Nus Oen @%rreinsfrciicV
0entidler qeiesirfeI.

Nm Mittpodl Den 81. 5. 9Rts
ue~ronitoltete Der oeutide Qeie5irfel ii
Der @liblic 1ibrnrD einet ~intereiiolk
ten 8ortraqsnhenO an benz iid bcF.
Dorrngenoe 0eittihe Nerreu aluIera
'Stdot beteiiigfeu.
ga INFER 8Iatt bereits an Wfiif.
mod Abeno ii Die @reiie gent. Nor e
ltus IeiOer nidlt moglidL eilten mrs
fiibrlihen &eriht 8il brinoeTJ lust
mer0eu Is dber in Der nahitEn 9elia
uter nuhboleit.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26

Srnu Adf1elsiia Viii oe(eali.N
ibrcn @atten, Ben befonnten Gis
bdnoler s. g. 9fou, 1906 Georgia
@benle, nit einem itrommen iunaei1
Refruten. @ir hoffcny oaB ser Neli
geboreue an @eilt uno @emiht iei
men mobI6efomten GItern nohfom
men miro, Die Elm Bciammtgemiht
bon Ats Gfuno oltflpeiienb 90 ia II
herIi6 Die @oge zines @isbGnOlerS
itets eellou lit. 8ir grntrtlieren!
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26

GbiIoiopbie, ~iener fleilien Sniel, oui
Die Die Sraoitionen p~erionlid)er 6rei
belt bcihrantt morcn4. n0ic mnoc-
rem, meldJe in bas 2ano fqnen ma.
rem ungliifliderpeiie uniht ole IrG.
ger oieier Hrin5ipien, nit lpelhen Ole
~god5c Menidbeit be9Iiidt merocn
iolte." limo tie gaben Dem oneri-
faniiAen Golfe nidt aeitu0 gtobruna
uno 9iebe". v9lber @ott lei Cant,
iino lie nidt einfluBreid. (Sda0e
genugD Sic ioaten olles opfern.
ielblt oos gono, oas lie an sic Scr
manoten fuiipft, aus 9iebc, an ocnr
S0eol."
@eI6em SoeaI? Sem engHfden?
q. 81.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26
9entfdler @riraerbnmb.

gEm Ietten MolItnq 6nfte SET 6elit.
ide &%riegerbun0 ieinc 0~epohaIirhI
&eriannHliing IN &orI @anfmaI alI
Ie. Ser Sbeeoor 2erh mtiroe aIs
neiies MitaIieo nlifaelonuatell. Oil
g rieaerbiin0ler beidloiipn4 iidl an
9a5ar NIT einer ShieBbtoe al bctei'
liaen. 9Sad elmer gut perllltfelell
iBune ihloB man.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-01
N'ICEEN TELLS HIS
SIDE Of ACCIDENT

.0...I. this morning asked The
.|' .|'I Ic nIblish u following
'..... ||nl BIS ve1iDn ol Ihel
.. nhich he ~ arrests. i
M man. b. ne becIIent that I
quoted IS AbnndoAs His Victim,
.| h state that NJ Deerings
'.'..|I| n aI| false 70 1sgin with. }
..| run mo ~. Bolllers motor.
||. || ran into me- 1dldn'f cross
|...|1 street n ne midlIe. IS On the
.. .|1 I1e road Il bhckcd BY car
||.|. and curling. but Il I low rafe
|0. |Ien was inIhe ne1| mid.
|. u |.0ond street 1F q ||DIof.
||'| |.|'nI Ut ] n lo Ct oul
. ne |.E dc 50 10 the oItenI
..| ..||1I struck my Ind wheel and
|..| |||.I bis moforcyte ] did moi
|.. ||| but came bad At once and
||.. and stated and vent d The
..' station with a1 officer. Al
.|I I1.fInE. 4 did hot interfer|
NJ hin my NY. wish 20 Sd
| ..I|l Kindly asNthe Slaf-BuI
.. n. ia tbs piece irlthe paper. d
. ..|'.|. |11i I|'e ruth Nm DO as vel
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..tRESS I0NkH BlLL
READY foH PASSAGE

... co1current resblntion No. 4.
.... ~. nat i've members each
|. . IblIse and shate act with
.I1oI and tetri9rial secretary
..I|1I fof the eteltainment Of
... .|'0|1 fisifors.fpn the nation
a Il N1@ e,pecta 70 pass both
|..|.. .|1.|hes fiit afternoon, as
..... ..I I/ ~ Joint dnf6tcnce com.
-|||.| n| the Iuo hoiles U
.. house cbielLed 10 two amend,
|..... lacked 1n TO fe measure BY
||. .|..|1. and the tln| conference
...I.t appointed Fr|dky reached
.II.nEni SoLnrdt i now an
|.|.. D1|etate KalhIahaole 70 ex
||1IIo1s frpm Be territory 70
... ....|I41t rIoe-pre dent menberl
r|||11nlr cabI let members Of
A. . .I1 otter dIlnguished per
Also orders tnnsm|lslon
r| ..IrU.I copy d The resolution
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HAS
GOOD Sense? IS
SENATE DEBATE
Crawford Says at 20, Cooke at
Is, and They AIl Argue
About II

More than an hour was consumed
at the morning session Of the house
OF representatives TO argument over
The relative values Of several bills
returned by the judiciary comuIIttee
for considers non ~ the lower braneh
Of the legislature.
The debates started when the two
bills Introduced BY David n. Kupihea.
the lone Democratic member Of the
house. were returned BY the commit
Ifee with the Recommendation that
they be tabled Representatives. ia.
vars. coney and Rawlins agreed with
| the committees and Kupihea contested
each of those nembers in SIX or seven
lseparate arguments The hrst bill
aimed Al Institution Of the initiatives
referendum and recall. and the second
granted the right to citizens 20 fish IN
an sea waters of the territory, thus
destroying all fishing rights.
The judiciary committee reported
! that both bills were against the Or
eanic act
The main night. however. centered
about the bilf introduced BY =
Crawford raising the age Of majority
fer women to - oyears: The judiciary
I COMMITTEES recommended that 4 b
amended . that Women would BE
come q age ht Is years Cooke RAISED
the Question ol whether wou11
would be capable of voting Intelligent
/ " - the age d IS years 70 which
RaVIIns renIIed.4
.aI5 sxpefIence with women IS linn
lifted but believe that 4 girl of I.
years IS more capable Of exercising
her rights tan man Of E years
The recent Carnival swimming races
conrinced me of tAatR
Representative Crockett declared
THAT II the bin passes as amended
1 irrespective teachers win have 70 wal
1unti1 they are 20 years old before the
can assume duties d. 2. RI lbenbeE|
ueclared. IA reply. that Il would be
benefit II TIE 1S-vear old prospective
/ teachers were compelled % contInu.
At school Tor two years more IN 0tde|
that they might Be more nrofcient i
he English laneuage On motion q
.enoerg The report was adopted an.
viii come up for third reading tonloz
row On The roll can.
/ Cr0tkelIs bill io exempt Homestead
from execution for debts. d. Silva
6ilI for cemetery at HiI6 and Aiua
& bIII relative 70 expenses of court De
PENDANTS were tabled today Anolhe
measure Of Aus 70 allow expenses .
defendants n certain court cases pal
where cases have been discontinued
dismissed or ncn-suited. was returned
1I he judiciary committee with III
I1.11u1nd1ticn that It pass
E4NI|n1 measure to provide publ
caI'6n 81 l1e decisions ol the Unite
States district court. Cookies bill .
regulate the adoption Of minors an
NaNahine's measure 10 set amount
Tor bonds 81 public ofI1ci1ls al Nor
recommended Tor possage by the ind
ciofy committee These measures wi
come up for third reading tomorrow
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OAHU SOLDIERS
sETREeORD FOR
GOOD BEHAVIOR
With 1000 Men in the City
There Have Been No Dis
tWhances Of Any Kind s

Anew record Cor The Un1ted States
army was set last week. whens with
approximately 1000 soldiers in the
oitY. and athsa minimum Of duty re-
nuifed, not y single clse of roNdyisn
81 trouble was reported 70 denRrtment
Eheaduuartebs. There have b64n 3 few
men picked npiby the regular provost
guard. but these cases have not IN
creased over the average h anything
ike the proportion Of increase Of the
soldier pQpnlation
Not onlS Tor the army, but also lof
any 0rgani1 ifion where large pum
Der of men are suddenly added 70 8
comnmity, d the mark set last week
recofd FOR good condpct VIII
plenfy OF time on their hands. the sol
dlers Of oahu took their amusementl
- they found them and didn't try e
fllft any excitement en- tier ow4 ac
count.
ApbrozinIa lely 5000 troops came ID
iroIn schofelf Bafreeks, and canpee
| II Or near the city. while an extrs
/ zo00 were added daily from Fort Shaf
| Ten and the cost artilIery posts Al
extra strong a|1rd was run during ths
| lfst couple of. days., buU this vas kohni
unnecessary. ard was taken OF.
There hiss been no trouble or IN
piaasantnessS % an \ kfad ,dlifint TIL
| week :, said Ma gen. W. II. Carter. de
partmenf commander. this Inofnine
the record Ist11e Or which any lafe.
/ BODY Of men should be proud. AM
one that / have heyer known e1nale,
n my entire service n the army A
! 1fst It was thought advisable 10 har.
ndmber Of paffols n charge q d
/ Itsfs III the 10, districts q he Ct.
bnl TO days showed that this treeau
tion was unnecessary. and t'iey werl
takeh off =
The troops have All retar1ed 10 D
4 are en- route b their stations today
with IL exception DF the ist Infantry
which leaves BY ran tomorrow N
| IL FIELD Arfillefyt and eth CaraIr.
marched yestendsy The 15lh 1nian'f,
left n two train sections this morn
Ing. and the fst win f6ll0W to10rfo,
morning. The banda Of the tari0,i
or1anlzafions, which have done th6i
share and more toward the success }
the Carnival. VII return to SchoieI
today.
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COURT PROIESTS
LIGHT BAItH)R
AUTO SPEEEERS
Police Leniency on DfiHrs Ar
rested Scored BY Iujge
Monsarral
MURASkY CHARGED VIII
RUNNING OVER 7W MEN
CITY Building Inspecsoiis Ac-
t1sed Of Hitting Pede3rians
and Speeding o.

district Nas'slfafe Mons4rat took
t..1.|on fron 1he bench thil mornini
II I1|1I1r I'D eIID1nI|c bRction 70
|Il small BAH demanded BY be poles
1s|.III1enl IN lIe case oll lines Ne
a Iln. al nnfomobile drlFel charged
u ID |nIricI|on Of the tratic ordin'
This man should pot Ave been
|'1.elI 81 40 1l|I. sad Jllse Mon:
.||1I heavier bond should be
SN.|111td n such c11es
IS ~ 6. Doerlnt plll Appear -
. .|.'||1E wines. aEoins| Mcqueen
||' |4 |.11 10 have dl|en ma
.'0. |n I.e 1oHntown |lIict a. Z
.|.I. nc, - runnlng owh Jol|.
|'.'...I s|dIn. notorotde. Deerlhr
|| |.. Iast|1.. call6d B Mcqueen
. ham |. be latter did Iof heed.
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CARNIVAL RESULTS
IN FINANCIAL LOSS

That the Carnival directorate wiz
come out I'm the hole this year vas
The statement made today by Richard
a. Cooke. treasurer Of the board This
VIII be due to large extent said Mr..
Cooke. because Of the low prices
charged for admission to the several
events Bills alrcfdy ara being re:
ceiyed by the difettorate and 4 4
expected that that body win be able
to issue complete financial statement
early next week
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GERMAN OFFICIAL
CAHLEGRAMS

The following message frsm ofJieial
German sources was received On Sun.
dav aftarnoon.
sivAst4iNoToN. D. C.. Fsb. ess--
Eteadquartefs report February -:
On ch1mpaone today = well y, yes
terdiy TIE enemy contInped etteel<1'
which sHcfss fcpuised 70 the fuII extent
south of Mailncoort and north n Y1E
dun fkt oirol1ns have 1fotI11I I.Y
efal enemy positions. = weak Fftnct
counfsr attack failed. TN1 Germans
took prison6r six ofiicers ard 80 man
taking four naaehine guns 11d one
mine thfo&er
ron the western eide Of ne vos-
Gee the Germans, after violent fight
ne. dIslodaed the French from I1elf
positlous Near Blaniont and 4'c1'
willie the Germans attacked t1tncnel
on the lire u verdinai. Brsmenll ard
eask o. s1aronvilIef, thus pushing back
the enemy along breadth Of 20 kl|c.
meters and h : depth Of SIX kIIomo.
tsre The enemy.s attempts - win
back the tcnqpsred ground failed ~
der heavy losses The enenI'I -
vaness u southern Nos1ee were also
repulsed.
On the eastern thestsf. northnssl
| ol crodnt. new Russian forces ad
|vanced yester1sy. The German ccnn
| ter attacks threw The Russians back Il
! 70 an advanced position u the fortress
EIohteen hundred Russians were =
/ ken prisoners there. NorkhNe1t 81 o.
1roIenl<s the euemYs attacks <Her1 fe
buIssd on ossbwl6z The German
| troops rctfeated before superior |11ce'
of the ene1Y advanclnn % pre1Enyel
from the south and east into re re
|6ion north and west Of this lo1n
south 81 the Nistpla there are u
events Of lnnportanee.
/ / COL BLACK keok
The. following cablenram Was e
ecelsed today from oliciaI osrma
i aonrcas.
ai1fsAiNcTon o. &, March Il
/ ltieadqdartsFs report. March l:
Neaf Wervicq. north Of lille, d
i EnoIlsh aircraft Was forced by oerna
HIRE % land. n one place on the Gel
Z. man front the French again, - som
IIIWIIAIII ZZ-f -laNIIN- |INNAN4lt
| Iiltsuellino asphyxiaklns aas when =
pIodIno No damage was done b. tlleI
70 the German positions.
IN champaonc yesterday our force
were several times attached BY !
4 least two army corps. The e1em
were everywhere repnlsed after VI,
lIent fI6htlnn haild-to-hand. IN the a
!. noanes two mine-thfowers were takel
Estween the east edge Of the Arpol
4 mes and Vauquois the French tried yel
ferday I'VE times to break through d
German lines. The attacks failed Wit
heavy French losses The position
east Of BadonyIlleg, taken ~ the os
Imans also yesterday were suceesofpIl
held against the enemy'8 attempts ]
Ifeeapture.
.Russlsn attacks north of Lomz
and northwest 81 Ostrolenka hat
been repulsed Otherwise there
nothing lmportant !"
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Judge Whitner has authorized Ian
Chong, executol 81 the estate of all
Yen Seu. TO pay the creditofs so76O7
on the dollar. The dobts Of the estate
amohnt TO 1884 II. while is assets
tot&l only $685..
"A meeting OF The member 81 TIE
Humane Sociefl viii be he| IN the &
mauka pavilion b the Yoang hotel 4
70 O'Clock "Wednesday mofning. The
Febfuafy report OF Miss Lucy Ward
specItI offcer. will be presented.
Mahuel C. Silva, indicted by tie
federal grand jury on q whine slat.
cry charge, and esther KauIana. IN.
dicted on statutory charge have
|been released on their own recoeniz
ance until wednesday morning a { : "a
O'Clock at which tine their cases pf6h
ably win b set for trial
William b Lymer. q member ID ne
Law frm of Thompson, wflder IN
verton a Lyner, which dissoi1ed IA
day and hereafter win be knorn 81
IThompson 4 MfIVeFton. succeeded p
L Il Waiver a. trst deputy city ant
county attorney today. weaver fetIT
/ ing to- private Practise
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AT Eair IS


IA. y. by Fed Wireless 81
SAN FRANCISCO. ca, Math b.
Today Was Hawaii Day a. m psra.
IUa-Pacite eEposition and great
crowd attended tire formal dellcstIon
q TIE HaN1lIi buiioine. ThI hspd-
rtDe structure. Get IN tropjbi YER
11r1' vas visited by mary thb1pands
during the day. a Hawaiian ebt clos
i1rn|lhe1 charoetsriate lsIand music.
ch1Iku4n H.tp. Mood 81 ~ b9nals.
1|tn sssIcolnfd che oussts.
411fepoet were made " Ptfident
c c. Moore. IA q lamar, Rpfese1.
fntltt lohnoon of Wa1hlnottnt and
NHyor Eeiph.
Mrs " 8. Houston wife otllspt.-
coTndf. Houston, viii be J hostss ,lsr.
|a1 ne rrposition.
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COUNSEL
CLAIM BREAgHDF
| FAITH By KINNEY
Anoiher Sensational Turn IS
ADDED to VIII Case hf
Charge Filed Today
AffidaVits Pufpoft 70 Show 8
Settlement Was Reached
and Their Repadiated


and one OF the most sensational To-
date. came today when ThompsOn =
Nlilvertcn. attorneys for Henry Gail
lard Smart. filed ID the circpk court
legal papers which amount to q charge.
hat attorneys for Mrs. Elizabeth i.
Knight repudiated an agreement for
the complete settlement Of the entire
litigation
Ii Is alleged that after . eompros
mise had been reached which wonld
have quickly disposed Of the cohtro
yefsy both as 70 the viii Of Thelma
Parker Smart and kt 70 the custody Of
little Richard Smart the baby son. At.
torney w. A. kinney, on behalf Of his
associates and 1's client repudiated
the compromise plan and threw the
whole matter again into dispute
The documents made public today
were filed In connection with the ar.
glime1ts before Circuit Judge Whit.
| ney on the suggestions Of disQualifk
cation, that IS. On the point whether
| or not Jhdee Whiluey & disqualified
| to sit further In the Smart wiz case.
These arguments began It O'Clock
this afternoon with indications that
Ia clash Of the opposing legal talent
might be expected
Mfs Knight, mother 6f the late
| Thelma Parker Smart through her at
ltcrneys, declares hat because At one
stage Of the complomise nesotiaticnf
Mrs. whitney. wife Of the judge, was
Iepsgested BY attorneys for GalliqIA
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ASHFORD TO APPEAR
At K0PlHEA HEARING

NE first hearing Df the inrssfie1
ticn being conducted By the iu6ic|sl,
cunlmiftee Of the house of roDrcseh.
tatItes into the alleged charges made
~ Circuit Judge Ashford asalns, Rt1
fesentatlve David NJ Kupihea VII be
held IN the house chambers At 50
tonight.
The hearing Eill be public nd 3
leree crowd 1s expected Knpihea yin
submit list Of witnesses IS expects
70 call before the house investigating
committee and 4 Is probable that Cir.
cnn judge Ashford win be invited,
but not subp0enaed, according 10 mem
bers Of the committee.
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Ex0NERATE DRIVER
WHO KILLED AGED MAN

Matsuda. q Japanese who ran down
and fatallY injured Keshiro Kanakani,
aged 81 years. while driving an auto.
mobile on Nuuann avenue near the
cemetery cannot Be held Tor man
slaughter. IS the opinion Of police on
Gals Deputy Sheriff Asch VIII hold 9
coroner's Inquest this afternoon a
which several Witnesses 70 the acci
dent will BE called.
i = said that the collision was &C
cidenI1L The aufomobiIe was proceed'
ing out Nuuanu toward the Pail. lie
+ said 70 have followed the right
hand side Of the road. The machine
colllded with KawakamI when goIne
at slow pace Witnesses have told
the police that the car stopped within
|fixe leet Of where the accident 0ccuft
ed and that the driver used every pre-
|pution to avoid an accident The II
I1red man was hurried to Queens hos
|plt1L He suffered Z compound frae
ture Of the skull from which he died
some hours aftefWard
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NEW RECORDS SET BY
JAPANESE AvIATORs
lspeclal eahIa to tha Ninnu Ilil.l

(Special cable to the Nippu Jlii.l
TOXIC. Japan. starch More Jap
anese army aviation records tor dis
tanee and endurance were made yes.
ferday when Lieut.. SaWata and Lieut.
Sakamoto Of the japanese army avial
Ition corps new from Nagoya 10 osa.
IA, . distance OF $50 miles, IN hours
and 5s minutes and 6 hours and Z
minutes.
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Berlin Report feIIs Of Successes

BEII,E Germany March ohiciai "a. French y.
using shs which ezpIodes and dispenss poisonous s
An Enen,h asrop|Sns has been broush, down neat
Wervicq. nolth of Lille
At least two French corps which attacked positions
IN Champagne have been fsppsed n eastern A1o1ns e
French assaults have failed.
fThs Russians havs been rsppssd north Of 1omia
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SUBMARINES NOT
10 LEAVE CITY
FOR THE PRESENT

"A Tumor which went the rounds .
few weeks ago 70 the effect that the
four submarines and The mother ship
Alert were to take station At Pearl
Hafbor after March 4. has not peen;
snbstantIated 20 date. N orders ha1e
reached submarine efiicsrs = ny
contempt change. and there snsI
70 ee n snes that Homo q W
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lAssoeiatsd Press service 81 Federal WIreIsSs1

LONDON, England, March 1s-Prenisr Asotith in
notable statement Of British policy IN the house today
made known thu determination Of England block Of from
Germany every sort q supplies that vim help her IN the
Germany has driven her opponents 70 the retaliation q
preventing commodities every kind from reaching 81
leaving Germany he said IN the House q Commons
A our efforts have been strangled ii network o. Judi,
cial nceties We do not intend TO conhcste detained ship.
unless they are liable to consbaon under ordinary
war conditions We would capture goods wherever the pre-
Sumption Is that they destined to our enemies from
enemies :
He also declared that the German submarine t5tkas q
ENGLAND Is 3 failure.
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|AS0UIIh DECLARES PLAN
TO KEEP OUT COMMODITIES
HELPING ENEMY IN Fight

AND COSTLY BATTIlN REPORTED ON BOTH SIDES
PETROGRAD SAYS RUSSIANS DRIVING BACK GERMAN
TROOPS, BUT BERLIN TELLS OF FURIliER ADV NOES
REPORT m PARIS ROuMANE HAS AGREED 10 ION
s TRIPLE ENTEMTE-NEuT TTf QUESTIONS TROUBLE
i WASHINGTON.