davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1915-05-20
COLONIAL LEAGUE OPENED.
New Haven Starts Season at Hart
 ford.

New Haven Starts Season at Hart.
 ford.
 Providence, R. l., May 2O.-The Colonial Baseball league opened it's second playing season today with many former Federal league players in the line ups of the various clubs. The eight cities in the circuit are:
 Pawtucket, R. l., Fall River. New Bedford, Taunton, Brockton, Spring. field, Mass, and New Haven and Hartford, Conn. The threel last named cities were in the Eastern as- sociation last year. -'
 Today's games were; Brockton at Fall River, New Bedford at Taunton. Pawtucket at Springfield and New Haven at Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-20
TO FORM COALITION CABINET.

London, May 20, 12 noon.-The wave of depression which has been sweeping England for the past few days, following the receipt of war news regarded as unfavorable, was checked today by tine definite an nouncement of the decision of the government to form a coalition cab inet, together with better news from the eastern front.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-20
s1.OO. SIPS. sI.50. 4l
vARNIsrII3s.

For the city during the smme the country home and bungaIow is nothing like mating for the covering. It does away with the hard sweeping-it adds attractfv, for we have mattings of the { quality in patterns and slaccz 01 most desirable sort.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-20
EXTERIOR PAINTING IS O41
 ' SPECIALITY

If you have work of this nafur mind call us to the rescue-it's of our leading speciaities and w. it so well that we point with prid some of the finest homes in tho as specimens of our work.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09
AN AYTERTHoUcHr

Japan has ISSUED another uliima
rum 70 china. aud China VII bllui
before The rays ~ The risng san
White he world u otherwise per
plexel Japan makes the most u
Opportunity And way mott Japan
Is . nation ~ thinkers hYr eier
gles are too yaA 10 find expression
On few scattered bits ~ earth
rDiirclY surrounded by water W
The Drieui. slir ~ supreme She
hae rights that have been imprrii
r'l by certain arbitrary alualgam1
ilolh % power Now. in the ndJsi
~ turmoil that iessts her free 10
cApfess herself .hf Strikes W.
only Wlsh that the Philippines
were Ia souih Amer,ea The nii.
ri States has 40 business running
. powder mill w Asia
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09
REVIVAL SERVICES
At BAPTIST CHURCH
INTERESTING MANY
EVANGELIST gHEAcsED Lhsr
MONT ON TEXT "THE
WOUNDED HANDS or
cHaiST"
urgealy People IN shs Church Afs ths
Dstfiws9s Asserted the speaker
The Services for To-day.

49, ln.feasf ln afieodtn,s naa noifi
as aii of fhf ssrf.fa uf tnf rflI.f ~
fhe tiru iiaptiat fhurah Yesterday
lirf Nrsi b. mni4Ha q spef iHi effor
fhiH asfN ia srf tnr rhnrfh memref.
iH % rstltHi afilfHda and fs fhat flia
Nia sffwunH latr hrru Hhdfsr.ei usnft
sHrr'lHl't fN fHr Onfeusnr
l4sf ffrulnH hr an1kr ~ 500
WaHnded illnds nf CHRIST Ils aiia
thaf CO., iafunsi soffnea ~ nfe tfe fhf
HulHHf fnif Nuufr ffam unrH friends
Hna made lLiH fhe sf Wai fhf
deepest nnunda an ho hands or ehriai
are fhoFr inadr hY tho unhausf ana
nesisrf 90 Christians iir naar fh,
settlement DUR t NnH 500 fIrt h4f
fIr tblsfH NJ Osd a h1fmed more In
ihe in nnasirni nsnh.fs SHOW u +.
hf ihf Dufama world 500 tnat n.
.huf.a rnn rf.suel a. Iona as it hsr
fnH msmbsrs nha ESQ nn.saI. In IhfIf
owes dHf nfeH
p. 49,, ,. t....i.,.... ...
.,,..i of H.. ..,.'.,..l.... i, $50.
snfi.tltn n,.t..,t, ,,.,,..., d. f.....i....
az. .t'..,..l. .,.....,..
nf th..,. .,..,......lI.fl.t.
t '' n''f'h' lN' ni
F" POI '"' ''''' 'Nf i'N
n'" 'n' i'"''''-i N nti
Ni'' iN' n i i'.
."lN'.'' h' ''r 'n inspiration f" iAr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09
LET $ DO 1T RIoHr

sgifrnl tarrhuxa 81 90 Boz fx.
tended recognition The measure
of ha suecos. win depend ou ihe
ratio If other Than moral ald rs
lcndcd 10 him Personally. b.
lacks good deal of heing states
man or warrior N W. have realty
DETERMINED 10 take ON hat on 10
ihis fellow who has snnhbrd ns
with and without reusou ioi us
ufferi ihe pari NJ active friend
ship even 20 ibe extent Of 'ater
doing rather rague aniim.ni4 af
neutrality lei us n8kr this m0ec
nn rlrnrsi of tranquility n Mes
irn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09
TeNdS Press
The Wireless. Telephone

wv WlftlNft leiHNNunr.
ihr wireless telephone ls heu
WWd' spoken Boo thH Nltm DauNNl
naNr reached tho vatnr rsf. 40 ih0te
ulnn lln aianut lsrlnf iHaHda where
iiiiwihanm tHed gao mie American
t"d Non0lulu has hetN ihu fat nunn
rhl uf WtHhluainu
fh" mud telephone syatem uf ihe
imtea siAina hNa d0ne wueh fn hrd
iif country iuHeihrl .u lhr sdii nf
NipiaeHtiN0. nnt section flr anNlnuf
Sow marvel M maNriH BE- aoain.
uui thr world telephone haa cumc
simnmnH ~ aisitncr stenicf THEM
ih1t between New Notk And 8nN 81
iho Ntoti eepiialH af nnrnne nfdans
rpHpr heieud thal which nten,Dncs
between Seattle anA rokut iatas thc
winH ol mrHaRr has maNe las tuFhf
IA ~ npi ihht rsriHsDra nf s,3enco
h'te tnnna lh.ua oi immediate ,Hm
mFrrlal value, Fruai aa tat elfoiess
tr'DphNnH may H0snr dH' pfnfr te ne
800 ihHt Nstert ID n hal thv raine
w"nhnfll Influence whuh hha daup
1n nNch iur AmetlpA mAs ho rsneriod
to vsrlt ID nrv Hnd smlmt Influence
Np0n ih0 tpuoHht aUd sellnN u aibe.
IS HsitttHipd pfuplr ef aiien rare a.
ii'f ai' htuuHht ciuHff iNfethef m
'hl- wa, N'ea mas ho wfouHh
Anh Hn. % tht WAYS nf common ull
dcteiNutnH are tnt wafa ut pesee
g iho ii~uia uf nauonn eumpfehcn
F'un ~ ua duaiiuN have NOT tnear
rutlnerie ui iho privately pNnea lpio.
rltenr sNaiom hecHuse ~ lhe lroednfn
( from governmental frd tape iulrid.
nal Incentive stll hnlaa sway have
80.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09
THE GLOOM THIcKENs.

Complications in the Balkan,
lank nnlnfpfahic 10 ihc Allles. no
lhnurh ihrre b. no telling whnl
Gftceo may du Bulgaria l. u un
lion ~ aggressive Fighters tfaino.l
"a wFyiop Her pariicipancy it
The war Viii more than likcly mrnu
ih' immoliHie crushing el Serhia
ahd ihr ultimate reliof of Tuhei
l.ouilon dispatches harlh prov,
thai ksunaniA wlll mnke nn im
mediate decision liui There Is no
TELLING aVrruiehi significant
changes maN take p.Bce. % lnok.
u if ilie people of tirrerr orc lof
NmiselN4. aud Numgelos s lor ai,l
Hg ihe Nllin 500 ans rn.t ile B.
hN too lhr ATHEIST and mast tn he
epnndrrcd mau n Ming Can.ian
ilnr 3 donaiN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

lrflua if.fsa Ntala uHfiI aaartf 81
iafte lrfief f0nud
rf-nrialn iUsffY Through 81 ibt
land a. Aii ths UiaNilants ihsftef
fst n ls
M mofe ~ saffs cnuii h1ss lfYH
chosen. aithnFth tAs fnnsfffatlfs aar
srmiig ~ 1852 niiis dframrl inat b.
isfas oitf ft fe namsi fdn WORTH n
state is De- caiiei ysxt~ woai1 he
ftesitns thai beH 9TH reverence iNi
ffafr isftf snd hsn ne sassfa pet.
hars t0uestlf believing ne ds-lsfs
fiou n iHdfpepiencf bad effsfthna to
A. elsi iht choice ~ that liiiils "A 900.
istieH esh fh4pfn iu large i.iief.
falHf b. feif Worth Star Ieit.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09
CAMPAIGN FoR RF7,s..
lSTEpE

WASHINGTON slct
Do Methodist ipiseapal 90. I
baltimore Donference have
i"f 81 nie "mpaien 10 hesln
i'r tlr benefit N MA
erred ministers Cone.n,,,'.
% WurHnsion rali.mor.
IIagersiouH rumberland =, 4
anr- Md Nnd aiarilns0s,. n.
s"r " w. An ltismp, n.
=" ruse saaooQa fand q. \.
ference ns - nart q TIE nal.
tNH1 9" raise nfea miss.. =
.rNft f retired ueraessa-.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09


lu4t AZ che vntnrNk 81 the srcai
nin'pen Nai gspt trasN ceucee rfaau
sirs snd NOR, ambitious oIf.s,iueaieA
mvn tnd wpmrn seninins ia nnfafies
iet a NatisiN ri h,etafs and .e,i.s-ssh
ic4l nivtlasiieN So thr fstheunilpa
WISH ps thc hhfftN reli in lN,tt Wclth
Is nAakins up Cor ihf stlNas anr bonl
that ihe fOiiy VIII siaS hoto o., the in.
eFifyt reessfgh thai IA u gauFia1.
fsw respiv knew hegvff thsi ths
iiNetS bcN pf,- laime,i the iadcpeua
envy uf ihc lnii,d states iaaf cAS
attcr the arslaraiiea was utlned b,
plsslie explessipn ana ihtft are ntans
uthsf Surprising facts al,nat the IlheY.
~ iieil That taiU Wesih b. discovetii,s
fht etcatesf splus ni shs pfesenl ln
NUarione fesetteh ihoueN is nnt n
thr acquisition 81 Information CON
cctnlna tho tSl ii-e5 tat ip tho coi
iate,sd gvadins n Amerisan history
shai a h lca,tpr ~
There Was Nshnk s1yrsanci Ia the
yi,irn days abcut fhc t.cl itst th, a.
srmhl, ~ the british ctuWn prsyirce
"a lNuns>iVania ss,lerrf in issi. nef
Aeca UaF ife hcN hs.hea n1s,h ~
rppi Vrc - far ~ b,iie vent even a.
ihrse AA,N taf NJ fcad ihas a thr
first trial a Naa ctAcktA b, a stroA e
II ,he elapres without ANY o,hes ,s,a.
s,lieS
Nclthyr waf there anythlne sinuific
AM u ihs ssns 10 the assembly, o.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09
IF so LET 1T

u D. vcty generally urged that
ihc equal franchise viii Mll chiv
airy OF course This De- impossible.
since ehiyalry b not substance
derived from the machinery of
government NOT matter af oX
ieuHls, having lpdgmruf ns 81
docs lu iBo .,nsihiiiios. the heofi
hni q Tho equal franchise should
h'li ehiNalry ns argued, wr know
ni nothing That DESERVES killing TO-
n gfenif iesne
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

During the past few DAYS mum
lcr 30 TeNas husbands have hcei
shat ~ their WHY'S A. a rude
sie mnFkswomanShip has heoa per
FRET and the skill Of the Narioa,
tragedies has leen hs,hspulahle
npt vs. think the line has celn,
when the Various Husbands
Unions should rrnlopssrnse m,
deerease III The supply of iive tar
geis constitutes a peril % thu Ma
ilaa M Asr men should be saye.l
fSf sSeygsflen n battls.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09
NEAR DEATH
BY SMOTHERING
Bat Husband. With Aid Of cardui,
Effects Her Deliyeraaes.

Diaper, N C--AirS- Helen Dalloa. Of
ms place, SayS " suffered tor wears,
WITH ps'ns "a my len side. and Mould
often einioSi smother - death
Medicines patched nse up for awhile
eut ihen ! would get worse again. Final-
", my husband decided he aanled me 10
nv Caftu. the wCmaa's ionie. 50 "
bought ne a bottle and eeeln using n
v did re aaofr COED Than an the ned,-
zines ] had taken.
! hsve lndpced many of my ifiendS 40
~ Cafdui, aud They al say they have
eecu oeastied oy is NE. There never
"a, acca. and ueser w,A Dc, a MEDICINE
~ ccuirtfe with Cardui believe ID &
a gooi medSine iOs al woman,y lroa-
bicS y
For over 50 years. Cardu has been re.
Rvlng woaan's SllicrngS ant olslidirr
weak wcsnea up 70 hcahh and Slreprsl,.
u Yea are a woman. xtve 4 laK lrial.
U should surely help yca. as i has 4
uillicn others.
0eia eciile Of cafdui to-day.
nte.s z casssseess Ns:lsn. c.. tss..
kttsseaf ceff Npsl1<noa.. tssr. ~ - ~,
t<ss'sfsp-s " se2l ease sE1 ~ Ma 49, 49,,
~ss'n.ls ~ ~ensa- q SAL risss<. Nc IN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

President Wilson came onl Tor
equal suffrage an She same da,
thai he announced his engagement
io Mrs tlalt 10 a mere onlooker.
ii loNk> more like gitt than n
conviction.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09
Corpus Christi cb~.,,s,
Soisncu societ,

ti'at resn'nr sHn1aY mernire SER.
Niccf n readIng rem as srhs...f
-tr''' sueirci uci DO Arr sin n.s.
rose aad Death Real
sanaaN ehoal So I'M
"Wednesday evsn.rr lnrrfr. at g.ss
n|riork
"'eainE rncu ouen each VEGA al.
in.m '1o tn ig1 In
puhie u Weirou,,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

Judge lion Lindsey Saws that he
IS going after bis deiraciorA with
,hoieHa This will Be great
yielorN ior those not present uhcn
It hnppeus
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

Philadelphia wan ~ dil NE
inst AN awful little rot nearly
vnwish 10 he sinful hardly mofe
ihep cnoNgh 10 ke.p the troy ns
n,lf throat from ofoaEmg llSoll ga
death after thv .hnutng
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

Schumnunlleinh hns gotten 10
divorce FROM Willie Rapp We
snppc she eShlhIicd his name aa
proof of tnd treatment
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

nWing to bis superior inpos-i
hl'iiio lho United States IS golug
io mpen'ec ihe champion erourh
af ihe universe. ole Whiakpra
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09
WEATHER SUMMARY
y, s. DEPARTMENT or AoRicUL
fusE-WEArHER auREAU.

Weather Huilrtr frr twenty -four
hours sndins ) y IA "a Mstldlan ii,us
Ntinhgf x iFfA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

NeniscleS has h,'en ,ieposed aud
Utreer dc,lan,~ her determination
fo amain neutral hing tonstan
time a. kmperor Militant = brother.
inlnw, las tact. he i the wife of
F.nrcrNr Williams sister HIT
Viii The Usvsks lei the ShaioN cf
BERLIN Stand between lnem and th,'
recollection Of their solemn ohli.
gailen>'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

tirorre bnilcy wants 90 know
willy the Now York store that
ycniqts Cor an aulmnicd hdN m0dri
Ia Siaud iu the shewwmdoW for
the purpose at illustrating the lal
rst thing in panialyites deesn Try
MORRIS Sheppard q y evidently
dne>n / know ahon, the vompara.
t,Ve ~iraighiuess Of Morris Shins.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

liu don put tm on ils bot
ttrto siieefa liiile ihan So retreat
nmil Nr-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

lohn T. Sullivan has redeemed
his lanous diamond belt which
le paNned sonr svar~ apo inr tho
sakc 1T FEW whiskl,s The old
hoy IS - hr congratulated IN,
lrophN represents his Qreaiesl
fishl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

-. Pa'risk's Cations churss
100 a NJ, Inv Nss-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

so % relong D ol lomoudI.b
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
'pIf0NE 81

CIRCULATION BOOKS
orfH 10 ADVERTISERS
Saturday. October Q. 1918
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14
FOUR SPEAKERS
ELISTED FOR
SUPPER PROGRAM

Boys OF the Y. NC. A. have a big
nights entertainment scheduled for
tonight N Cooke hall. where the usual
Monday night supper will be served at
. O'Clock for 10, cents The program
tonight includes talk by Paul Super
on MY Trip to the States" Mr. Su,
per will tell of the attractions at the
exposition of interest TO boys.
Second on the program will be base
ball talks by Captain Tom Workman
OF the Stanford team, and by r. W.
Wilcox. the Stanford manager. Col.
lCge Baseball" will be the subject OF
their talks
Sam Robley will talk on It's a Long
Way to HIlo." with all the local color
possible worked into mis- story of an
island trip. ".
The last stunt of the evening will
be rugby game in the gymnasium.
Ren HOsea's orchestra will play dur.
ing the intervals.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14
EDITOR

to Austria is now unlikely The nature of her
frontier, the tremendous Austrian redOubt of
the Trcntine Tyrol, rising out of the Pc Valley,
precludcS tlGe-hope Of Immediate advance on
Vienna, perhaps even on Trieste, defended
against her feet by the submarines which ac-
counted for the Gambctta. Not impo>sibly the
actual entrance of Italy will be followed by a
tremendous Austro- German offensive aimed at
Verona and Mlan-an effort to sezeN erOna,
reoccupy the old QuadrIatcra hold the banks
Of the Adige and the Mincio. German terrible
ness may hope to strike terror into the hearts
Of Italians by a successful campaign in the Pc
Valley, made possible by recalling the victor
ious corps from Galicia.
1.-Two months earlier, on the morning Of the
fall of Przemysl, the entrance of Italy would
have had disastrous results for Austria. For
her own sake, for the cause of her new allies
Italy, If she now enters, will come too late
Russia. has been defeated has suffered the most
terrible disaster Of the war. The fighting in
the west has adjourned the hope of spring.
drive The Dardanees campaign is approach
ing deadlock; Italy will not rush to the sue
cor of the victor she will enter perilous path,
driven by popular demand and secular griev-
ances. She brings new hope to the Allies, but
her share of the burden is bound to be consid-
cradle. Venice and Milan may know the de-
struction of Rheims and Louvain.'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14

There is, unfortunately, too much truth in the
documentary evidence that the various bellig
erents are putting forth concerning the atroci-
ties of their enemies The first reports were
wildly exaggerated, of course. Later examina
ton by commissions have substantiated enough
of the rumors to show that on the east and west
fronts the cruelties, spasmodic and systematic
were of the most heinous sort. In every army.
there is an unruly element which in the excite
ment of conflict becomes mad with passion.
Then unless there is the strictest control by the
officers, pillage, murder and rapine are the re-
suits. After all the vague rumors have been
put aside, there yet remains plenty of evidence
to show that the 'atrocity fringe" of war has
been present in this as in other great conflicts
The terrible hate of the present war-a hate
frankly encouraged by the belIigerent govern
ments-has aroused the worst animal passions
of the soldery. Long after this combat is over,
the black record of atroeity will remain to blot
the escutcheons of the nations.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14
THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST KITCHENER

Lord N0rthclffe's spectacular campaig IN
against Lord Kitchener through the columns Of
the NOrthcIiffe papers, the Times and the Daily
Mail, has borne some fruit even though Lord
Kitchener is retained in the cabinet. The
Northclif1e press demanded a coalition cabinet
and a coalition cabinet was formed. The North
eliffe press demanded that British troops in the
field be furnished with more high explosives
and the move whereby Lloyd George became
minister OF munitions is directly in answer TO
this.
Lord Northcliffc and his papers have come
IN Tor tremendous amount Of criticism of the
bitterest sort both from rival papers and from
British people and organizations, as a result of
their anti Kitchener campaign. Kitchener's
prestige has been increased rather than hurt
by the attacks on him, because these attacks
were so vitrolc and persistent that they
aroused first sympathy for the accused and then
anger against the accusers. But the main point
Is that though reaping resentment, the North
cliffe papers have accomplished their prime OBJ
ject Of stirring up the cabinet and the whole
government to the necessity OF better 'muni-
lions for the British soldiers at the front.
Lloyd George gives up the chancellorship of
the exchequer to take hold of the problem of
Increasing the output of munitions and acceler-
ating their movement to the front. He thus
takes from Kitchener's shoulders the task to
which the Northcliffe papers claimed Kitchener
proved unequal. Though Winston Churchill
has retired as first lord of the admiralty, he re-
mains III the cabinet in position admitted to
be a silecure-that of chancellor of the duchy
of Lancaster. In reality he is to be left free to
devote his fine energies and enthusiasm to help
ing where his help is needed. He may have
made mistakes as head of the admiralty, but
BritainIh has not ceased to need his brains and
patriotism. 1t viii not be forgotten that it was
Churchill who had the British fleet prepared
for war when mostsof the rest of the empire
was unprepared
The British cabinet is stronger now than
when the war began. The German papers gen
orally recognize that tile cabinet troubles have
little bearing on the war itself and they are not
Receiving themselves that the fierce storm
around Kitchener's head means a weakening
OF British determination or tenacity.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14
WHAT CAN ITALY Doq

That Italy has entered the European war two
months too late for the maximum effect of the
move is the conclusion reached by Frank I'll.
Simonds, the brilliant New York Sun critic. In
an article in the American Review of Reviews
for June, of which advance sheets have reached
the Star Bulletin, he says:
ssWhat will be the effect of Italy's entrances
First of all, it will bring the Allies a million of
,frained soldiers. 1t will relieve the pressure
now exerted on the routed Russians in Gahcia
and call for new contributions of German
troops to defend Austria. In moral effect it
will be even more impressive than in its imme-
date military influence. In the tenth month of
4. war that has become, at the least, a,deadlock,
the Allies gain new army, a new nation. Nor
is II at all improbable that Italy will be followed
bv Rumania, or that the appearance OF the ltal-
ian troops at the Dardanelles will enlist Greece.
Even Bulgaria may now find the time to consult
Iittnrc interests rather than past grievances.
That Italy cam hope to force her way far IN
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14
SHORT ON KNOWLEDGE.

The Stockton, Cal, Independent says of tho
congressional party's visit here:
Aside from the military questions that have come
to the attention of the visitors that of admitting
Hawaii to statehood has been given little thought
Some are yocing disapproval of the plan, pointing
out that the total population of the islands is but
100000, that the vast majority of these foreign
vast number being 0rientals, and that it would
be far more advisable 10 make of the islands
fortress under the supervision of the depart
ment than to admit the islands into statehood
proposed. r.
In support of this attitude it is urged that the
nations best interests demand that all of Hawaii be
turned to the army and navy. As state
Hawaii has but little anything to offer the Union,
military rule will best serve the nation with
loss to such Americans as have established homes
there tFE g. ..-.
Which shows how little the Stockton indie
pendent knows about Hawaiian trade with the
also about the effort being made to
develop the islands along educational and social
as well as Industrial lines. ".::
As contrast to the California paper, here
is this from the Cambridge, Idaho, News
The congressional party investigating the Haw-
allan islands finds vast Improvement in those rich
lands in the mid-Pacifc since the American eagle
took them under its wing. 1t made plain during
the Cleveland administration when effort
made to reestablish the monarchy there that Ameri
can control meant better conditions than the islands
had ever known and that steady progress was as
sured while remained there.