The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1915-07-10
WILSON IS DISSATISFIED
WITH GERMAN ATTITUDE
Situation Again Strained America Cannot Accept
Proposal Which is Un-NeutraI- -Demented Ger
man Professor Attempts to Kill J. P.
MOrgan---Later Suicides.
HONOLULU, July 9.---Sugar, $97.SO.

., WASHINGToN VAS Il. July made that Germany
cloud Germany makes tentative proposals which
seem to here and President Wilson
promise indicated the America would un-neua Rea-
tons between the two countries are again strained
today Those from Petrogad contradict Vienna Petrogad
assert Russians checked and are in full retreat
believed MGW 6o Be mnsse5 5 b. ons of Fl TIVE % liners
Sel either the P P SeGs s. S ns n
the one intended In letter wife he said he could
and observe strict silence Dispatch from captain Philadelphia
O Ho oG qeseS a I all @ No dynamite aboard Sax
State decided Smith and others have identified Muenne
November but kept quiet because he getting along
known that British steamers Bankde Lord Ene other
to have unexploded bombs hidden in vessels
led on his spp es G sr1ds us E foa S"g ys
window and killed himself There Muen
ner the escaped murderer of wife, but this definitely settled
WASHINGTON July While the German reply to
second american note regarding ndscrmnate submarine
contentious and proposal tentatively United
factory known of the answer agree with would
to a safr,S & i'm important & neutral rights which believed the
GLENCOVE, July 5.-Fo attempted the life of T. P Nor
capture Morgan and children and
ammunition to England and France If he failed obey his
mentally -fe''' O'le'e HUI % 0"oAiA"'eu
CORNISH July sA special guard has been supplied President
wilson IN case ots action might agtate other canks who would
Official dispatches from Berlin announce successes in Argonne
L.
third degree examination confessed that he placed bomb
ton room Stated he had already President explain
ing why ne desired damage capitol and kill Morgan sup
plying Allies with and ammunition.
ROME July 4-Oha announcement made Yesterday Italians
succeeded placing heavy artillery positions before
esSe Malboeh and Pred Heavy bombadment places
ing place.
SAN FRANCISCO July 9Twent-one indictments against in
dviduas here breaking neutrality
supplying German ships with supplies.
LONDON, July 9-Pobabe that Grand Duke Nicholas will
be able Warsaw of invasion Offensive
again changed hands Russians aggressors
DALLAS, Texas July 9.-o, alias Muentne shot J. p
Morgan, will be buried here.
LIVERPOOL, July 9-The White Star Adrac arrived
here safe
WASHINGTON July Crops America are the greatest in
the countrys history Wheat 963000O00 bushels corn
2yOO0000OO0 bushels.
PARIS July 9-Subbom with bayonets hand
subeanean and arobomb
bank of the Aisne desperate hand hand
simultaneous the of
mines beneath opposing trenches declared have resulted
the French
BERLIN July agency announces that Italians have
been overwhelmingly defeated by Austrian troops defending
line
CONSTANTINOPLE July 9-Heavy bombardment seriously
damaged field works of the Allies and badly punished
This is denied by the Allies report.
CINCINNATI July 9-Twentyseven bodies killed in
the wndstom yesterday have been recovered owboat
voy sunk in the river, and six persons drowned
BERLIN July 9Secretary of Foreign Affairs
last night which there creeps despair
American public opinion into what Germany regards
of mind "The American virtually completed" he re-
marked.
CINCINNATI July SOne storms ever swept the
Ohio valley particularly distinguished by the death toll
Cincinnati and Kentucky today Thirty dead reported
TOXIC July 8-K Mau, vice minister foreign affairs has been
appointed minister China.
Reported that Knoyu ambassador England will resign
count of Group the Png having been kept Japanese
official
NEW YORK July SThe will not send any men to Panama
fair to compete with Duke.