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|TALYS FLEET C0NCEN RATED READY FOR SEAATACK ON ASTRI
PRINZ EITEl FRIEDRICH
INTERNES, ENDING RUM0R
WOULD SOON TAKE TO SEA

lAssociated Press Cablei
<<<< y = = y 4
y WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2. \
y The Prinz EiteI Friedrich, the 4
y German auxiliary cruiser which \
y has been at Newport News, Va, \
for the last few Gays undergoing
y repairs, was interned this after \
noon. Earlier in the week the 4
y vessel took action that indicat-
y ed il might leave the port for the =
high seas, but the presence Of 4
y British battIeships off the New =
y port News harbor have made this
y doubtful
y = - = y y y y y = y y y Z.
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MEXICAN TROOPS
SLAY JAPANESE,
WORD TO CONSUL
(By Wireless to the Nippu Jill

(By Wireless to the Nippu JijD
SAN FRANCISCO, April THE
Japanese consulate here received in.
formation today that Sasaki Sokiehi,
q native Of Sendai, Japan, has been
put to death by Mexican soldiers in
Sonora county, Mexico. The consu-
late has decided upon a thorough In.
vestigation of the affair. A report
was received at the consulate few
months ago telling Of the death Of
Hirata Gengo and Miyake Takijiro,
Japanese travelling merchants, who
were said to have been killed by VII.
las troops. 4
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British Statement Shows Few
Vessels Lost by Submarines

LONDON. England, April 7-Announcement is made To-
day from December 81 of statistics showing the effect Of Ger
many's submarine commerce ~<*=.<s
From December 81 to March IT, for all United Kingdom
ports 1920 vessels 800 tons arrived and 1929 sailed
Thirty British merchantmen have been torpedoed with loss
of 76 lives Two American steamers and Norwegian
steamer have been sunk by mines two Norwegian and
Swedish vessel opedoed and six lives lost in the latter dis
aster.
BERLIN, Germany April THE loss of the submarine
U-29 and crew is officially admitted here.
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IAssociated Press Service by Federal wirelessl

ASSOCIATED Press Service by Federal Wireessl
LONDON, England April 7-Despatches from the Italian
frontier the Italian feet departed Monday from the Med
terranean naval stations where they had concentrated last
August for Sicily and the Gulf of laramie The greater part
of 1tays naval strength will therefore be but few hours
from the Adatc and in striking distance Austras shores
ROME Italy. April 7-Italys participation in the
the side of the Allies is believed to be with the
developments which point agreement with Serbia Ac
cording to this agreement Italy will object Serbas
acquisition of unfored territory along the Adraic Sea- It
is reported that Italy is Influenced the with the
Allies.
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SAN 'DIEGO-'FRISCO
FLIGHT STOPPED By
BROKEN PROPELLER

[Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
SAN DIEGO, CAL, April 7.-captaIn
T. r. Dodd, u, S. A., today started
nonstop flight to San Francisco but
after going 80 miles broke a propeller
and Was forced to return.
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SUFFRAGlSTS OPPOSE
W0MEN'S PEACE MEETING

(Associated Press by Federal Wireless
LONDON, Eng, April 7.-6rittsh
and French suffraeists will not par.
ticipate in the international women's
conference at The Hague to consider
plans for peace, according to an.
nouneement today by Mrs. EmmeIine
Pankhurst.
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REQUESTS
JAPANESE ACT
-" .. rf..r q.
AS AN ADVISER

Especial Cable to the Hawaii Shinpo)
TOXIC, Japan, April 7--Dr. A. Okla
da, a professor in the law school of
the Imperial University here, has
been requested by the Chinese gov
ernment to be an adviser of the re.
public. He has accepted the position,
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OFFER $4,000 PURSE FOR
WILLARD D-M0RAN FIGHT

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WirelessJ
LONDON, Eng. April IAN English
syndicate has offered purse Of $2o,.
600 for a fight between Jess Willard
and Jack Moran.
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ADMIRAL URIU
VISITS SEATTLE
ON WAY HOME

Especial Cable to the Nippj JILL !.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 7.-Ad.
miral Baron s. uriu, resident com.
missioner for Japan at the Panama
Pacific Exposition, and Baroness uriu
arrived In Seattle yesterday and were
welcomed by officials and by q dele.
cation from the Japanese community.
They will sail for Yokohama from
Victoria, 3. c., tomorrow.
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INVESTIGATE OWNERSHIP
OF LINER GREAT NORTHERN

WASHINGTON, o. c., April T.
The Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion will investigate the ownership
OF the steamer Great Northern in an
attempt to learn whether its control
by the railroad 10 in violation Of the
Panama canal act.
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On a vote of % to 6, the Holstein
compulsory military training bill pass
ed the house of representatives today
and has been forwarded to the SEN
ate Slight amendments were added
to the measure before passage, one
providing exemption for young men
residing more than four miles from
the nearest, drill lhsll. Where no suit
able transport atiel fs provided, and 60
Others employing private military in
Structors.
The second amendment provides a
fine of not more than $50 for parents
or guardians of, the military students
where the cadets have persisted In alb
.senting themselves from drills and
where the parents or guardians have
not used the proper diligence to the
end that their wards or sons attend
the required periods of instruction.
Exemption from drills is allowed for
illness If the students present a ply
sicianss certificate.
The Holstein bill is the first mea-
sure to be adopted by any state or
territory towards compulsory training
in time of peace for future wars, 1t is
being watched carefully throughout
the United States. If the bill is en-
acted and works out successfully ev-
cry state in the Union may follow
with similar legislation.
Predictions are being made freely
that the measure will encounter prac-
ticaily no opposition in the senate and
that the governor will sign the bill If
passed by the senate Is believed. The
measure as it now stands provides
that all able-bodied male citizens of
the territory on arriving at the age
of 18 years and who have not signi.
fled their intentions Of joining the
national guard within 80 days after
their eighteenth birthday, must take
course in military training Of 48
lessons in a one-year period.
The course includes education in
the manipulation OF the United States
service rifle, care OF the army equip
ment, personal hygiene and ordinary
drill and marching order, The i1struc.
tors will be provided from the non
commissioned and commissioned ranks
of the regular army and Of the nation
al guard. These instructors will re-
ceive not more than $25 a month each
To the personal appeal to the mem
bers of the house by Speaker Holstein
supporters of the measure credit the
passage of the bill. The author of the
legislation vacated the speakers chair
to address the members. He quoted
several authorities on the question of
preparedness and ridiculed
what he termed the ''so-called board
of trade of Hilo," the opponents of the
measure.
An editorial of the Star-Bulletin was
read as presenting unanswerable ar.
guments for the passage of the bill.
When the clerk had finished the
roll call the following was the result
of the vote:
Ayes: .Aiu, Brown. Coney. Cooke,
Crockett, Fassoth, Fernandez, Garcia,
Hale. Huddy, Isenberg. Kaupiko, ka-
wewehi, Kula, Lyman, ,Makekau, Ma
Rawlins. Waiaholo; Watkins,
Holstein.
Noes: E. J. and W. H. Crawford,
Kupihea, Lota. Silva and Vieira.
Representatives Iavares and Good
ness were absent and not voting
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SPEEDWELL FL0ATED:
FOUND UNDAMAGED

Associated Press by Federal Wireless]
SAN FRANCISCO, April 7. - The
wrecked ship Speed~eh was hoated
today. It was found undamaeed.
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FRENCH ONSLAUGHT MADE WITH
FURIOUS BRAVERY; RUSSIANS
AND TURKS BATTLING WILDLY

ON LAND AND SEA GIGANTIC COMBAT SUDDENLY AS
SUMES EVER FIERCER ASPECT-GERMANS DECLARE
FORCED TO GIVE GROUND IN BELGlUM-CARPATHIAN
STRUGGLE CONTINUES, BOTH SIDES REINFORCING
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william Lee of Indian Orchard,
Mass, started a worm" farm to sup
ply bait to fishermen. s..5 &
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Large Number of Members
Won Over to Measure For
Compulsory Training
ADVANCED T0$SENATE,
IS EXPECTED TO PASS
Most Radical Act Ever Enter
tanned in Hawaii Legislature
Will Be Law In Few Weeks
THEY WILL PROTEST

y A protest against the compul- y
= sorry military education bill will y
y be voiced. by the Oahu Associa- y
y ton. representing Oahu churches, y
y as the result of action taken by \
y the association today at it's meet y
y ing at Kawaiahao church. A COM =
= mittee consisting of Rev. Akaiko =
y Akana, S. X. Kaleo VIM. Kamau, y
y Mrs. Emma Nakuina and H. K. \
y Poepoe was named to appear at y
y public hearing of the senate \
= military committee. Senator Coke =
y will call such, a. hearing, it is y
y said, now that the bill has passed y
\ the lower house and is before the y
y upper house. More than 100 dele y
= gates were present at the church y
y meeting today. y
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FOR RENT OR LEASE APRIL 80
Second story of building, Merchant
and AIakea; offices, single or en-
suite; large hall. store on Alakea
street.
H. E. HENDRICK,
/ Merchant and Alakea SITS.
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= Governor Whitman's first boy was
born In the executive mansion at Al
bany.
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Allies Again Batter Dardanelles

LONDON, England, April THE Allies warships are
making another attempt to batter their past the forts
along the Dardaneles to attack Constantnople. = 80
Constannople reports that cruiser and torpedo boat
have been hit by the Turkish gunners and damaged.
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, April Sugar:
96 degrees test, AL cents. Previous
quotation, All cents.
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b Statistics on Swiss trade show i'm
provements during the last few, weeks
due largely to orders from England.
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MAILS

From San Francisco:
ShinyO Maru. April ..
For San Francisco:
Sierra. April 10.
From Vancouver:
NIAGARA, April -.
For Vancouver:
Makura, ApriI 80.
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Arrange Russia Bulgaria Railroads

SOFIA, Bulgaria, April Russian delegates havesar
rived to arrange with Bulgarian railroads for direct
cation with Russian headquarters at Salonik
Franz Joseph Confident, Resolute :
VIENNA, Austria, April Field Marshal Won der Colt
in an interview says Emperor Franz Joseph esoue and
confident and Turkey is better prepared than ever
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-28
gu beriani.u. grnnO.issntbnm.
gIsrfba aamb.


1lsfe Iins pele GinseItsiien iber uHitr eans
Griiens; Infer eane Ise: In BrotvnsiHe. IL,
Gofo Golmib: Q M2eilen bon efcdoin. fpelfei
ifDeutdufrb Gtnippbnff bot: tDir ftno So iibe,
bem gRefttsiptegeI: al uHier rano III erntnifi
uno alHo;pde lno Gsmnff; ieiHs 3inlen nns
istre gisusrn iine sn besdbIeH bic ffr bas eaHt
iu Dftfer eeiisor ieunt man ieinen nrolt
ripeiiens: g5ir iin0 10 Daeilfn Don BEN
Wols: NieiIc bon bcm Scare Alpet.
1rittens. Ter 9poer III efr bette fhr Gdrt'
nertien NIB iH 0fase 5ruif nno Grangen ea
gisfiens: ssir boben Die arfsBf6en euu,uen
nnb b1s 1rinfpaiIer ~ ausas,eidnet
Sfuiiens. Iifferr 9dumR iiftb ale Etanbaro
GbffDdume. 2 Sabre alt unb f1naer In iteii
9atte an Grl6ie 5u itaaen; IN Der Sipii6er5cii
fDnneu <le Ghrtueret betreibeH, 10 bnb Ete eiJI
iistt0es QsnfouiEieH bon $4,000 ariipdrta pet
ss6iiens: ssit toten itrner cine 9snroniirn.
iicn&-Surrn nnb sin wlonH III hd, Der SbHsu In
Der aGeripiribi1nlt uHierrtfisu MIRO.
SiebeuitS: nHiere 3hi'er Don bret 3trinern
ilno fdcn serus iiir ttaelrb ieuEnne, nm bdrsn
81 notner; gsobt oimWtr; Beraneasi
0aiens: esir beaufHftlseu fsrner Sbrr
BnpmpfinHsanaeu fir SGhre, 70 bdb Gle mn.
bsoinat gtfoIa bdber milifen.
Reifnfehss 0iieubatniiniion On urferem Qtarr'
ttnm; 4erpddnugs- 1nnS: Sfabl.egninger; Gfsi-
len: airden; eAeeui1bIe tiTo aIIaemetne adben.
9as ipns mir nuf IHlerem pnu6e siebsn. per.
flnfcu lDir blteff nH ben fouIriiiion6. .edutltc
arr uuierefn Qiaenfttm.
Gins STGn fam IN iJloribo u6erbdu stsHfo
gut ipie Elm Ulann bttrslbm; ie bat btiifre De-
lsaenbtiien bort ais bier im aereen.
E9it iabren bier on 2. eebrHaf ab: 5000
Runbfatri; aiiltia far q Tage.
g. 5aLb, COS atrs xbsaiet 9tsauts. xti.
Canal 2s3s. II
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SGIarnmss useen ia bod nidts ba.
NIT anfdugsn ionntsn. Wir MAIDEN
iebt aIIes su SUB Dus eebt befier.
Der Sienit 1T jebt isbr intereiTant,
nur ttpas ilnreselmdbig. .9pifden
ten Gtdnbtn Der StGbe unb Der pprs
berifen 2inis miiHen mir INNER bi.
Werbinbung bdltsn. aurs, mir lernsn
ouF biefsm Dtse arie9en unb gau9s
rutfGtn. Wlan4mal liest man tief i'm
Wafiererabtn unb tportet, Biz 70 Elm
bdmIifts ShrapnelI< unb @ranatfeus
er dbfInut. 4ues in alien: Gs tn bier
tpirtIih ihon unsnblith pisl srrsi6t
tpurbet. inehr aIs man ihlshteroinss
annsbnen niDhte. sSebt tDnnen toir
nidt tpeittr. Dns Wdfer binSert uns.
sJroit iinb Srodenbeit ipiirben 5ies dns
rern. Sd. ipOlIte Sbnen nur NIT elmer
9orlesuns aeieen. bub bier seneu 10
piel glufopferuns porberridt, pie IN
Rublano. Dit BEN Stiirnen allsin
iits ia audi nidt oethan. Denn fHlieBs
lih biensn mir bamit bod audi nidt
bsm @dt.rlanbe. tpenn mir uns ale su
2riippeln fhieben loiIsn. Mud bas
m0aen bic gierbantpoIititer bebenfsn.
Dfdn ihiebt bier bod nift nit anans
etbien unb ,bas Wisnffxnleben gilt
bod imirierbin aud nod etpns.N
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.Wenn msins Solbuten bunsstu, min
i4 aud ni@ts ,rubtn.4 3tibtr ttaf Jpn
aipei 1ase ipGisr cine auaeI. - Spds
ter ipuren mir NIT 80 Wlonn in Z. auf
Gelbnah.. uns ilra seseniibere lasen
bic Gransufsn. Neben unierer Gelbs
lpa1t NOR Elm groBes Gtb5ft. Der
9eiiBer Deriidxrte. isinen frnnsSiifden
Solbotsn seiebeh 3u babtn. NlDbli6
erbieIten mir syiantenfsuer, rnb bel
ndberer llnttrfuHung fonbsn mir bic
sau5e 9uOs bon JranaDfsn. Mm ndts
iten Morsen ftanben bon bein geboft
muir mod bic Wausrn. Die aumpe mar
ndmlia umsefnIIsn. Sdtte Der 9eIiber
bi' Wahrbeit eefast, 10 tpdre bic Cams
pc ii9erli9 niht umsefuIIen. - Sept
lieeen mir nun fd,on mebrere Woden
bel M. ols @rsnsi1ub. Cine aom.
pdsnie pom Battalion TT ID 2ilometer
porseif,oben. als Wprpoiteniompognie,
jebe @o1s cine anbtr.. Cine pas
trouble fties bierbei init elmer fran.
aofif9en auiantnien. Gin poIafs leste
iein 9etpshr ipes, fprdns auf einen
Jransoi.n au. umfobte Jpn, fpis ipenu
er nit ibm ringen fpolIte; oab.i fshie
er ibm bic 5sIbflaid. on ben Munb
unb iusts: ~Rub bid sefunssu neb=
men, aber irintsn foIii on bod. biit
iib ia au9 Elm arm.s 9sufsl." DER
5ransof. frdnt nnb Iisb ficb eefunssH
nebmen.,
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Nsh, Nr asntral.srtn.
Gommifftoatre cfiltG
RamtIton Qountn. Cbte,

dIHetEnGtL O., Is. 1nnnar 1915.
Gfyfteaeite Gnaebofs ipnnen sri.
afsenaerommen IN bsr Cfiits .bes geerb y
Qonnto Gormliiionrt BIS frettn q. ben -
JebrndI 1915. I'M 2 lihr mliifnecs inf Die nadl'
fiehen0e Qonnrnsarhtii:
Gtndh esu sptliiiiationsn no. 7se = TnE
GonersisHtn6s an Der Cml Erstf No1b, napf
ssr gsiibsns bon aSHis 1sisnss. IN eclsFe'r
ais GrSsii ba, an asr6fhen IN iisbsttlrfiln.
riing nit ben Glbntn urb epekliiieiloHtn.
iyfi6e iett IN her rifite bfe Dcnre 1f tearib
Qcinmitiloners 0uflisarH
Tis anaebois m1gsn aui Hermnlarsa ausas::
teriiai fein ipeldhe in Der Cffirf bee troro oi
9oAnin Q0mmiiN9uIrS ~ tebfn fnp, mo re-
elfiiet feia bon tiHFn eufsb In bfr 6obf prH
fnHfourbeti fss0O.OQl Hplare nit syft ali,
Ten nnb qeHlaFHbtn gifasH 1ie et1ttbeit eos
Der Nifier ben aouiraff ttnneben riro kiI
efrsinbtnue Der arbslt. IN Snne sst1eios I'm
suerianrt miro.
Tie Gonnfp aomufiIionegs srbeIttn f6 has
asfi bot. iratneflu sbsr nue hHeepofe 81
bs1perIen.
: $, S% :. aIel.sss hes soars q saH'isu cSaHi'
.,,.gFsS 9. p.trsIEassg, G1.1, T.1asent.
2efebr4,ft,1e
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H. IHLEkD0RF.
2ei6enbenatter.
9bOns Gin 231.
@al,g So.
Norpooo xxo3seaoins, 06io
gst, On a,utral,srfn,
mifftoHsr's Dffies
2emtItoH gesntns 2 bie..

3amiitoH goEnfpt Ctto,
Cincinnati O.. 20. 9nuiiar 1915.
gsrtteaslts anaebofs mfteen snt
eseeuaencmulsn IN BET Cfiife bes Soaro q
00urir gpmmtNiouers bis 1reifa G. ben 20
gebrnar 1919, uui l2 il1r Dslitaas. inr BIZ
nnfiiebenbe Gounipsslrbelt:
0emdb ben Epesifiiahoner 20. 7S0 = Sai
QoHeretSerfide az Der aipp.n npcb, nabs bel
Compton Hoae. in golsraiH Icwriblp.
Die Hrbfii bat sa asffstfn IN uettrtiHfttri'
nnng NIT ben 9lhrM uue &gesififeiionen
psl6. issi IN her Sffite ess toare Of gsniifs
grmmtflonsrs aiHlt0en
Nas Gre,6ois r6Ayh alf gernuIarsn aus.
frsritQf fsin feslhs N bU fNlfe bee eonro
of qelrie Gummiripntfs Al bnttn rnb. nne
tfaltifti ieir nsH sirem forh In her pcht bon
flufbuueert 1ofiats is50o.oo) nit sfpei on
Ten nrb aernafnbs7 Ehraen nIe Ginerpeii rat
hsr Strer ben aonire!i sireebfH uHb pc ~
bsii oRslatIeH ipire TN cals osiielbs TON sH'
ezfluHi pfIh.
3ls e. ETtp arnm,risnfss ssbeItsn ff bns
Se9i eor. tfesrbftn oesg anf uncsboif AZ
btrpfrftn
am aiftra., bee coass Of saniTtOu gsaris
aommiH,nners
srst q. @sffsIHann 9ra,SsHi
2s fsbyf.i Ills
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am Wsihna6tsf,fte in bem 8arddtn'
lager. Die -beutfhsn GDlDntsn haber
i'm srrittst unb bat.en ihrt brudneis
f9sn Hamssasa Sasu sinssIassns
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STUDENT: .@iireu 5ie poH SieIts
aommsrsbuh iaufsng@
einiiguar: vAebautr., Id iuufs uur
snnSe Bibliotnsfsn.~
Stubtnt: ,gniifgIbissn Gis. bns
III ia msius guns. gibIiotbes.
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nnabsrIssis SrassFsts
lnna.

JHne.r W2ann: rWis. idbon Idns'
iinb Gle mir gut. iinb tpoIIen ipirtlif
Die Wleine nerbtn2 Bin in ni6t bti
srSbts gisI, bas ni6t 5u iasritHs 81
fassn Gas ga. zs;n yssaitsssl4
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MtrotrIih.

qaniOffsIbeID (slaats Dor fsirer
Sonsthiir): 60 ne Oemeintsit!
stun6tnlnua babe id beats 9aami'' :
sog I'm ben 6ousidliiHel setettsIi,
ilnb nun Itsbi bic Babe offeni-
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Ohio Dental College
3limttsm.

Q6f eissnis Hssnns sss nsssns esrste
Bctndrsffift tirbeitsr isbsr nrt. entne bon
ffirbtrn cfrabt aeu1aat Cfftn bon Q 10 d
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Cabinet wufsrs, Qlnsrs. Eanbsrs.
blfrmii benehu&ticf ecb IN cincinnati. O..
'eiH Etretf tri 0anee N. Hun. ngtrts.
esfrtitF eainiltoH 20. Garptuters 9ttfrtrf
GprrdI. -
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gerIaHat-Wdnnlin.

Tnrnts rm bas Rortitr.Gd66ff su er
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Evening star., 1915-06-27
GREECE WILL MAINTAIN
POLICY OF NEUTRALITY
Premier Gounaris Says Recent.
Events Justify Course for
the Present. :.

BERLIN. via London, June 26.-"Re.
cent Developments justify the mainte-
nance for the present of the govern
ment's policy of neutrality is a state
ment attributed to Premier Gounaris of
Greece by the Athens correspondent
of the Tageblatt. who interviewed him
regarding his views on the situation
in Europe Tie question of reorgan-
i.inG the cabinet. NJ. Gounaris said.
must hang in the balance pending the
restoration to health of King Constan-
tine. but that his majesty's physicians
believed he would be able to open
parliament July 20. ~
Friendly Toward Serbia.
Taking up the foreign policy of
Greece. the premier is quoted as say
ing that her alliance with Serbia obli-
gates Greece TO maintain an especially
friendly attitude toward that country'
Referring to Italy. he said. according
to the Tageblatt:
"Italy's national aims in Albania and
Asia Minor certainly can be asserted
without conflict with the interests of
Greece. but it would be vastly diff
ferent if Italy tried to lay her hands
upon regions in which Greeks consti-
tute the major part of the population"
Venizelos' Attitude.
\ dispatch from Athens to the Nit
tag Zeitung says:
"EN-Premier Venizelos of Greece in
tends to decline to accept the premier.
ship if it is rendered to him because
of the friendly attitude displayed by
the entente powers toward Bulgaria.
He is willing that the government re-
main in other hands friendly to the
Austro- German alliance. Ii is assumed
that the most recent military develop.
ments. together with the policy of the
entente powers, have convinced M
Nenizelos that his proposed policy Of
four months ago was II mistake.
1T is further asserted that the eX-
premier has prepared memorandum
for King Constantine urging him to
sound Germany regarding her policy
toward Greece. The capture of Lem
berg has made a marked impression
upon Athens. The newspapers here
regard the positions of the Russian
army as being very precarious."
Evening star., 1915-06-27
GEN. VESSELS RECEIVES
FIVE-YEAR SENTENCE

RLOEMFONTEIN. Union of South
Africa. June 26.-Convicted of treason,
Gen. Barend Vessels. ex-member of the
union defense council, was today sell
fenced to five years Imprisonment and
to pay a iine of $4,000.
Nicolas Serfrontein and Mr.. Conroy. a
,nemher of the legislature, were each
sentenced to Imprisonment for four
wears.
Evening star., 1915-06-27
PARENTS VISIT LEO FRANK
Wife Accompanies Them to the
Georgia Penitentiary.

MILLEDGEVILLE. Ga, June 26-I.o
NJ Frank was visited at the prison
farm here today by his parents. of
Brooklyn. y. Y. and his wife. This
was the first visit by members of his
family since he arrived here early las
Monday after secret trip from the
jail at Atlanta.