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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
Handicapped
This Is the Case With Many Honolulu
People.

Too many Honolulu citizens are
handicapped with bad Lacks. The un-
ccaslng pam causes constant misery,
making work burden and STOPPING
or lifting AN iqlpossibllity. The bach
aches at night, preventing refreshing
rest, and in the morning is stir and
tame rlasters and iiniments may give
rchet, but cannot reach the canse il
the Kidneys are weak. To. eliminate
tie pains and aches of Kidney back
pche you II ust cure the kidneys,
Doan ) Backache Kidney Pills are
for disorder ell kidneys.
The following statement should con.
vince every Honolulu reader of their
efficiency.
}. A. Miller, Mohr st., Palouse. Wash,
saws: "MV back and kidneys bothered
M. The doctors called it an acute at
tack OF Brignt's disease. Ny kidneys
were weak and the serreGio Is were high.
~ coIorrd. was so bad that for n
long time | WAS afraid to move. Doan =
Iiackachr Kidney Pills did HE a wOrli
of gooI "
Doau : Baekache Kidney Pills are
sold hy att druggists aud storrk"epers
at ~ cents per box (six hOxes 81 500
~ VIII tc mailed on rereipt of price
nv the IIollistNr Drmg Co, Honolulu,
" h"lesnlr agents for The llawniinm l.
lands
krmrmner the name, Doan ), aud
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
Dual Allies; ~.
Push Russia
FromGalicia
MuscUyite Line Now Stretches
From PIock Through Przemysl
To Bukowina
French Gains Enable JoffreS To
Straighte6 Front Denied BY
German Drive i
IAreeiatea Pros. By F.dersi wirsls...l

. LONDON, May l6,-rAfter, driving
the Russians out Of West Galicia and
pushing them back through the, passes
Of the CarpAtbiaps from the Great
Plain Of Hungary, it would appear
that the stapendous Austro German
offensive had exhausted itself and
come to rest on the banks of the
River San d., ... -.
New Russian Alignment . g.,
The, Russian line now stretches
southesstwRrd from Flock around War.
saw, 10 Przemynl which the Russians
now hold Preeariopsly; thence south
and east Through eastern Galieia to the
crown province of, Bukowina and the
Rumanian frontier, where the Russians
are pursuing the, offensive they under,
took successfully a few days ago.
@. On the western front, the British
Yesterday repulsed fresh German at
tacls in the neighborhood of Ypres.
Between Dixmnde and the sea the
Bel ians have assumed the offensive
and north, of Arras the French bulle.
tins report that the armies Of the Re
public arg, making progress in the stub,
tbop battle that has been roaring and
flaming there for q fortnight. -
Lost Ground won Back ~
Between Atras and Ypres, Paris as
serts that the French have recaptured
all the ground lost when the Germans
first assailed them with noxiOus gases
and that their line between those two
points has been completely recti6ed.
In the Woeyrs district indecisive en-
gagemeuts continue.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
.LACK0F Love IS ~
BASIS or DIVORCE
Mrs. Stanley J. Girard, nee Nc
!" crossen Of Honolulu Society
Matron, Gets Decree

. Advices just received from San Fran
cisco are to the effect that Mrs. Annie
H. Girafd of that city was quietly
divorced in the superior court there last
.iToitth from Stanley j. Girard. MIS-
Girard Is the dadghtor of John T. Nc
3Grossen, the wcll.khown capitalist oil
Honolulu. She has host of friends
here and always has been a society IA
vorite in Honolulu, as we'll as on the
A short complaint, drawn up by At
itofney John o. McElroy, was placed Oh
the secret file of the superior court OF
San Francisco on March 13, and every
attempt was made 70 keep the matter
entirely secret. In a few legally
soucbed phafses Mrs. Girard set forth
the shattering of her romance. The
marriage took place on November 10
1911, at the st. Franois Hotel, Sar
Francisco, and was an elaborate society
event. H
e4 AN seems to have been we'll with the
young folk until last February. On
The last day OF that month, according
TO Mrs Girard, her husband told her hC
had no love nor affection for her, that
he did not intend to live with her any
more and would leave her. Making
good his Word, Mrs. Girard stated II
her complaint, Girard went away.
GiTard was served with the summons
in the suit, but made no N'r''earance IN
court After brief hca. i0g before
Judge Miirasky an interIocutory decree
was granted to Mrs Girard on the
4, 'ound Of extreme cruelty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
LoNDoN-PETReGRAD CABLE
LAlO IN ELEVEN DAYS
Associated Press by Federal wireless.

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
ABERDEEN, scotland, May l6.-lt
has become known that direct cable"
has been laid between England ami
Russia for governmental purposes.
Starting at Pcterhead, a seaport on the
most eaStcrly side of Aberdeenshirr,
it runs across the North Sea, along the
coast of Norway, round the North
Cape and into Alexandroysk in the
White sea The cable is said to be
longer than the Atlantic cable between
England and America, and it is said
to have been completely laid in eleven
LAYS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
SAVANI DISCUSSES
tAvAs DR. HAWAII
Survey Shows That Geologic His
tory Of Islands " Very
Complex Study
(FrOm saturday Advertiscr.l

Since the time of Captain Cook the
Hawaiian Islands have. been visited
by biologists and others interested in
the problems Of volcanoes, and niue
mas been written concerning them. Re.
Gently the United States Geological
survey has taken up the Investigation
of the Islands from various Economic
and scientific points OF view and is
preparing Topographic maps, which
are necessary TOR many Kinds OF
work. 1t has been, found that the
geologic history Of the Islands is by
no means so simple as was supposed
from the earlier publications concern
ing them.
I'm Professional Paper IS, "Lavas OF
Hawaii and Their Relations,' by Whit
NAN Cross, which has just been issued
the survey Is presenting summary OF
what is now known concerning the
lavas of all the Islands This papa
Is largely technical in Its character, fol-
1t is intended primarily to serve as q
basis for future study of the rocks by
biologists, but for any one interested
in the various islands and not follow
ing strictly the tourist route there !:
considerable general information, moi
to be found elsewhere. The WORK is 9
summary of earlier publications. supple
mcntcd by tho authors own oEscrva
tons on the four largest Is ands-Ha
wall, Maui, Oahu and Kauai.
1t appears that there are many other
kinds of lavas in Hawaii besides basalt
""d many facts of association of tn,
different lavas are of interest t.
students of the inner history Of vol
canoes While much is vet TO b.
learned concerning the lavas of Ches'
islands, Mr.. Cross shows that presen
knowledge of the rocks is sufficient t.
throw light on some of the most vexot
questions pertaining to the origin am
relations of the igneous rocks of tn
earth. The chemical relations are dis
"rSsrd with particular thoroughbess
Psychologists will find valuable mat"ria
N this report, bearing on many prob
IcwS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
.NAWOF AMERICA
. IS. s,EQUAl 70 ANY
Admiral Dewey Says Efficiency
Never Has Been'So High
As At Present
Press by Federal wirsIoss1

NEW YORK, May 16.-Ship for
ship and man for man no better navy
floats than the American navy. So
Secretary Daniels told the officers Of
the Atlantic fleet last night, quoting
Admiral Dewey, at banquet given
them by Mayor Mitchell and the citi-
zens committee Of Entertainment.
1.-THE efficiency of the feet is steal
lily progressing, wru,e Admiral Dew.
ey. "Never has it been so high as
il is TODAY.
Except in size, it is unexcellcd by
any navy afloat.
1.-THE officers are the equals of any,
and the enlisted men, in training
physique, devotion TO duty and educ"
ton, are the superiors of any.
"But we need more ships, more Ofh
GERS and more men,
Secretary Daniels, Major Genera
Wood and Admiral Fletcher were the
speakers at the banquet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
Rebel Force
Reported To.
Hold Lisbon
New National Government An
nOunoes Its Object rs To +.
Restore Real Republic !
Former Premier Assasslhated
and President Disappears,
Are Unconfirmed Rumors /.

tAsrociated Prsss by Federal wireloss)


LONDON, May 49, That a grave
Revolutionary situation exists in Por.
tugsl is manifest, hut whether the
rebels have been successful OF defeated
the, dispatches leave in doubt. .s.l
A Lisbon dispatch to the Reuter-
Telegram Company carries the iinpli,
cation that the rebels, control the cap.
ital. The dispatch quotes a Proclama
ton of the revolutionary committee
setting forth that "the object of the
movement is to restore a real repub,
lie, 4" and coupseling the people not to
indulge in reprissls, but to trust the
new national government, which twill
net vigorously and generously toward
the vanquished'i
One report yesterday had it that DR.
Alfonso Costa, the former premier, had
been assassinated, ....
Another Lisbon dispatch, transmitted
by wireless to Madrid, asserts that the
revolution has becn squClched, but that
President Manuel d'Arriaga has dis
appeared. S&<.#... .....
After conference with King AL
fonso, the Spanish premier announced
last night that Spain will refrain from,
any interference in the affairs of Por
tuPal, and will confne itself strictly
to the protection of the lives of Span
ish subjects and their interests in Por
tugal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
GOVERNOR GIVES HIS VIEWS

In reply to a request for an expires
sion 0. opinion or the nations duty
in the present international situation
HOV0TnOr Pinkham has sent the fol
lowing cable to the New York Amer
lean, on" of Hearst 3 papers:
- Hawai-, the nations midPaeific
outpost, most earnestly desires am
works for peace, progress ana goo
will through every ethical and com
mercial effort.
Exposed az it is it believes il
armed safety, in impregnable fortified
tions, the army and the navy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
ANCHOR LINE SH|P >,,.
SAFE IN VAR ZONE
(Associatod Press by Federal wirelsss.)

NEW YORK, May lI.--Word was re.
ceiyed here nate last night that the An.
Choir liner Pennsylvania, tho first to sail
from America to England since the Lu'
sitania was torpedoed, passed safely
through the, war zone declared by Ger.
many, around the British Isles and ar.
rived at Greenock, Scotland, at three
o clock this mornin;. The Pennsylvania
is under charter to. the Cunard line
owpers Of the Lusittsarpqia. .tN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
DERNBURG ASKS SAFE
CONDUCT FROM BRYAN
tAs-octsted Pr"'. by Federal wireless

'AW"'I7EFu FF"'E Dy FedoIN WHoI0HS'T
WASHINGTON, May l5.-DoctQr
Dcrnburg, former secretary of state
for tho German colonies, who has been
living in the states for a number Of
months. is planning to depart for Cuba
and South America on a trip of in.
leterminnte duration.
DR.. DernburR's departure was con,
frmed by the German embassy, whicr,
Of its own initiative tonight, sought
assurances Of safe conduct and i'm
muuitv from detention at sea by
French or British cruisers which miphl
search the American vessel on which
he will travel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
GERMANY HAS PLENTY
OF FOOD IN STORAGE

h-~o~trted r-ess Nv FeHersl Wireiess)
BERLIN, MAY 1.-THE minister of
the interior told the reichstag today
that the empire has stores of bread
stuffs sufficient to last out the current
year and that there is no potato famine.
The resources of the nation, he said.
were proving even greater than had
Lcen. anticipated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
REMNANT Of EMDEN'S
CREW AT DAMASCUS
tAsDociatod Press by Federal Wireless. }

DAMASCUS, May II. - Captain
Lieutenant Won Mucke and forty-uine
others of the Emden's crew, who were
ashore at Cocos Island when the Emden
was sunk, and who later captured the
schooner Aye5ha, crossed the Indian
Ocean and succeeded in making their
way to friendly soil, have arrived here.
The FIRST words of Lieutenant Won
Mucke were: "IIave | won the Iron
Crossi'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
UbalouestiOns AT Issue Between
america and Kaiser Are Settled
Submarine attacks On Passen-
ger Vessels Are Likely To Step
ARBITRATION or ISSUES Ri,
SAID TO BE CONSIDERED
Aiother Solution 81 Difficulty Pro-
posed Is That Merchant Ships
Should 60 Unaffned and Not.
Garry coRtFaband Of War
tAssocia.ed Press by Federal wirolsss.)


wIASHINGTON, May TO- -
" Until the questions at issue
between the United States and
Germany have been resolved,
there is confidence at the White
House and the German embassy
alike that there viii be no more
attacks by German submarines on
passenger vessels, That much
President Wilson's note already
has accomplished.
Arbitration Difficult
Arbitration 81 the question
would be welcomed, but the init
NATION yesterday Of the Nossiche
Zeitung that Germany is disposed
Ia. such a course meets with some
increduiity here, for diplomats
point out that SO many nations
have become either directly in
volyed in the war or sympathetic
ally committed to one side or the
other, it would be extremely diff
hcult to constitute a court of ar
bitration satisfactory to both Ger
many and the United States.
Another Solution
Another solution has been put
forward by some students OF in
tefnationaI law. They suggest
that the traffic in passengers and
cnntraband be divorced-that is
that no passenger liner be allowed
to carry contraband of war.
To effectuate this divorce, it is
proposed that the government re-
fuse clearance papers to vessels
Of belligercnt. nationality carrying
both passengers and cOntraband
May Disarm Vessels
There was also talk Yesterday
that the Allies might announce
that hereafter none Of their mer-
chant ships will go armed. The
IuSitauia was imagined, but the
fact that some British merchant
men have carried guns is one Of
the iuStihratiOnS advanced by
GERMANY for sinking merchant
shinS without warning.
If President Wilson's note has
hc"1 deliver ed yet. no word tC
tr1t effect has been received al
i've state department from Am
h0Sea lor Gerard at Berlin. 1t i:
Known th"t transmission of the
rnte by cable has been delayed,
German Press Silent
The German press is still silen
a"d probably will remain so unit
the text Of the note either is giver
ont at Berlin, or reaches the edi
torial Offices through the slowe
course Of the mails.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
NOTE IS PRAISED HIGHLY

"--""'"'"A Press Nv Fsd"-al Wtreless1
LONDON, May l6--The Westmins-
t"r Gazette today editortslly appraiseS
President wilson's noe as "the great
CO. event Of the war from the stand,
Tr'rts Of humanity at large and gen
crsl morality.
""mcrics has taken her stand -
continues this newspaper. ION the
I'm ground Of what IL rightly calico
~ common law Of nations.
Hitherto this law has been mi.
~"rsaIly rscoCniEed to require that
r"'''~'r"nts in their sea warfare re,
s"""t +he EOS Of nertrals and non
CO ..battants.'''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
LONDON, GERMANY: NOT YET
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless.)

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wtreless)
LONDON, May l6.-An absent mind,
ell employee of French business house
addressed a letter to IA London client
to "London, Germany. 1t reached
its destination here safely, but in
passing through the London post the
word AllcmagRe (Germany) was nu'hr
lined amd endorsed in red pencil: - Not
yet"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
THAW'S SANITY TO BE
TRIED BY JURY AGAIN

IAssocisted Press hy Federal Wir"IeRs)
NEW YORK, May IA. - For the
fourth time Harry Thaw will ask a
jury to determine his sanity. The ar.
peIlatc division of the state supreme
court refused today the application Of
the attorney general s office fOr a stay
of the proceedings which Thaw 5 coun.
sci have announced will be brought.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
STEALING GERMAN TRADE
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless }

IAssOclated PreSs by FederaI WIreIeHB'J
AMSTERDAM, May 16.-The Kicl
correspondent of the KOlnische lei
tung reports that steps are being taken
in all the Scandinavian countries to
capture the hu Russian trade which
hitherto has been regared as complete
Iy in German hands. Industrial and
commercial men in Norway, Sweden
and Denmark, are endcavoring to learn
the Russian language.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
TROLLEYMEN RETURN

fA-'oci"'ad Press by'FAderrl WirelesaD
DETROIT, May l4,-Thc striking
streCtcar employees agreed to settle
their dilrercnr" today with the street
railway company and service, which
had been suspended twen'y FOUR hours,
was resumed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
MORE SOUTH AFRICAN
ANTl-6ERMAN Ri0TiNG
Advocated Press by Federal wirolOspD

tAsSociated Press by Federal WirelesED
LONEON, May -. - From South
Africa come moro reports of anti.GCr.
man riots, caused in part by the sink
ing Of the Lusita MIA. In several small
cities of the Union of South Africa
Shops, warehouses and hotels have be N
burned and sacked. General Botha, ia
command OF the loyal forces, has ap.
peaIed for order to the police. The
soldiers are having difficulty in con
trolling the situation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
Acknowledgements Embassy In
Eternal CITY Advises Subjects
81 Dual Monarchy TO Leave
Italy: Situation Very Serious
PREMIER saLANDRA WILL
REMAIN HEAD OF CABINET
Newspapers Expect Government
To Issue Formal Orders To
Army Today, and NowDie Has
Been Cast Country Is Tranquil
{tAssOciated Press by Federal wirslss.)

Press by Federal wirelesS)
ID ONE, May l6.-Orders were
IN issued here today by the
Austro-H Hungarian embassy to all
subjects of the dual monarchy
that they leave Italy forthwith.
The newspapers here expect the
government will issue instruC-
tons to the troops before Mon
day morning.
Now that the die appears to
have been cast, tranquility has
returned to the nation.
Salandra Remains Premier
Announcement last night that
Premier Salandra had consented
to reconsider his resignation and
would remain as the responsible
head Of the government was re-
c"ived with relief.
PpT"lar unrest Immediately
Wv id 4 and the troops were
withdrawn from the public
squares and principal government
hu11ings, where they had been
stationed for the past forty-eight
hours,
Premier Salandra would not
consent to continue his services
until it had been shown that it
was virtually impossible to form
another cabinet under any leader
ship but his.
Marcora Could Not Accept
Signor MarcOra,. president Of
the chamber of deputies, was first
assigned the duty yesterday, but,
after sounding his colleagues, he
reported to the king that it woul1
be impossible for him to under
take the task.
PaOlo CarcanO. formerly minis
fer Of the treasury under Premier
Salaudra, was nest named by
King Victor Emmanuel. lie also
declined
The king then insisted that, in
so grave a crisis, Salandra retain
his portfolio and he consented to
| 10 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
BRITISH PORTS CLOSED
(Aseociated Press BY Federal wirole

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WirelessD
LONDON, May l6.-The latest Issue
of the official London Gazette contains
notice to mariners stating that it
may be necessary shortly to forbid all
entrance to certain ports OF the En-.
pire. Ships are advised to keep a sharp
lookout on approaching port for three
red vertical balls 10y day or three rcd
vertical lights by night, signs that the
wit - closed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
SOMETHING DEPENDABLE.

Dinrrhoea is rIrays more or l"rS pre-.
yalcnt during this weather. BE pro.
pared for it. Chamberlain : CoIic,
Cholc"a and niarrhoea Remedy is
prompt and clrr"tunl 1t can always
be- l.rrud / upon For sale by all
Dealers Teu,,n smith ! CO., L'l.,
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
ARBITRATION IS, FAVORED

Associated Press by Federal Wireless)
LONDON, May l5.--Al dispatch from
Amsterdam says: "A telegram from
Berlin says that the VoSsiJ:.e zeltuns
announces that high government ON
ctAls favor the submicsion Of the LUIS
itania occurrence and tho difhcultivs
with America arising therefrom to a
court of arbitration" ..at .,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
SMUGGLING PLOT NlPPED
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
BERNE, Switzerland, May l6.--Sev,
en- cars, supposed TO contain mineral
water for Germany, have been held VI
at Como, having been found to be load
ed with iron ore. At Brigue one ear
labelled fresh vegetables proved to be
filed with machine guns. The inspec'
ton of all through fret ht has become
very much strieter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
QUOTATIONS ON FLOUR
TAKE. A BIG TUMBLE

(Associatod Press by Federal WirolSss.)
SAN FRANCISCO, May l6.-Owlng
to the scarcity of merchant ships to
carry American wheat to the European
markets where it will command the
highest prices, quotations here yestrr-
day on -four fell forty cents a barrel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
GERMANS NATURALlZING

''-s"~iataA Press nv Federal WireleGs.)
VIEW YORK, May 16.--since the
J,usitsnia episode attained such grave
trterpsttonsl proportions, the number
Of GnrHlans here taking out naturai-
zation papers has tripled.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
RAILROADS MUST SELL
THEIR STEAMSHIP LINES
Press by Federal wireless. }

NAsbOclatou PT6Bs Dy fbu9IaI WHbIebB'I
WASHINGTON, May l5.-Applica-
ton made by the Pennsylvania, New
York Central, Lchigh Valley and Other
railroad systems 20 retain ownership or
continue the use of their steamship
lines on the Great Lakes was denied
today
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
GERMAN SUBMARINE SUNK
BY BRITISH MERCHANTMEN
tAs'ooiated Press BY Federal wirelsssJ

BLYTHE, northumberland, England,
May 1.-THE Birth steamer Col
lairino which arrived here today re.
ported that it rammed something in
the North Sea, which the captain be
licvcd to have been a German sub
marine. After striking the object, on!
appeared upon the surface, of the sea,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
KING CONSTANTINE BETTER

IAsSociated FreHs by Federal WIroIeMD
ATHENS, May l6.-The condition
of King Constantine, who has plcurivy,
continues ia lm"IoVe, and is new rr
ported to be satisfactory TO his phN 81
clans.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
YACHT RACE CALLED OFF

lA--ooi-'ed Pra9s BY Federal Wiroless)
san FRANCISCO, May l5.-Om &c.
count Of the failure Of Hawaii to make
an entry, the exposition yacht race
from San francisco to the Islands and
return was cancelled here today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
tHABoo AND RIGGS DENY ~
ATTEMPT TO SPITE. BANK
CAssocsia,esd Press BY FEDERAL wirels.s.I

WASHINGTON, May l5.-Seeretary
McAdoo of the treasury and John Skel.
ton Williams, eomptroller Of the cur.
,reney filed today their answers to the
complaint Of the Riggs National Bank
that the United States treasury depart
npent has been prosecuting the bank
and haras{ipg, 1T out of spite. Sccre'
tary MtAdo6 and Comptroller Williams
deny the charges emphaticnlly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
SON OF G0RKY LOSES
AN ARM WITH ALLIES

ASSOCIATED Prsss by Federal Wireless0
PARIS, May I5--Alexander Gorky
a son of the Russian novelist Maxim
Gorky, has lost an arm, fighting with
the French against Germany.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
COAL SCARCE IN FRANCE

lAssoeiated Press by Federal Wireless,)
l'AliIS, May % Coal is scare aud q"
dear that Imports from the United
states soon will become necessary,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
DANISH SHIP T0RPEDOED

(AsFocipted Press by Federal WlrelessD
ABERDEEN, May l5-The Danish
steamer Martha was sunk today in the
North Sea 10y a submarine. The crew
was saved.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18

stock of the Holland Steam
ship Company, hitherto held by Ger
man steamship lines, were transferred
today ta:o the ownership Of Dutch
subjects. 49, g..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-18
STOCK TRANSFERRED

r'-7~'-'sd prSgs nv Federal WiTslsSs)
AMSTERDAM, May l6,- Shares rep
resenting one quarter Of the capital