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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10

ieg er aIOeIes blind, men min Sor.
itonb bar ies @i,oifeIop faaet beboI.
DC, % leg fan ifielne melem Dag oe
Nat. Wen SsIelien er neiten borte
o~peraIt, ifisnt jes tan fienbe, at 60
len thinner. Get er life moriomt al
fomme biem Zig, men peo Sc, bpaf
Winiiteren iasbe netop m2 Gert
bar %fanoelig giort oeres, Gutter, oa
SpifIanb fienoer lin NIist mob oere
Uten pRriaogob og tae noeen &irie'
beer, 1eg bar mere END ieg flarer."
Got, men pil 0e life eipe Ceres
&anerater?"
so, SitroIenfa! Gr SitroIenfc
ber?"
"Sier." ioarer en- milnter Stem
me, % en- liben W~anbsIing itaprel
frem / @onsen % gjer leenbe Son
nsr. San er Den @linoes Serer ot
Gen. Sitrolenfa beber ban, forb-
ban miiteoe @enene oerreoc peo 0ct
ferite tpife Sreniteo.
2e9ationsberrerne euar aiennen
Soget. Iae, iom pnifebe Get, funot
faa t%elegrafere bicm gratis. Sc goal
ira %o9n til Sogn og i%friper op &c
legrammer. NGiten alle pnitcr a
faa Ieil0e Ell Silien "a1 sic Miltter"
Saa gaar Sogct. Snpalioerll,
bitter % raaber: Sod Spergel 81
len S%perge!" % belle T%oIfemasiel
bitter tilbage talls og olporlig, ia(
lGnge De bar ct Clint al oe 2ioei1
bes Sog.
On DC ulpffeligc Snpalibers hi
oere &eiie moo &ienllanoet fortpuci
en- ipenIt &orrciponOent:
Gen ferite transport al arigsill
palioer, iom ienoes tilbagc ira Hi,s
lanb, ofgif Wanoag Woreen i(
Sreaeborg til Salsnit5. Get blep e.
ufor9lcmmeli9 Serb pper Giteriipcl
for Dem, iom bar meb. Teiien fore
gift meb "@ireer Sorl", % itra,
lloenfor Sreaeborg 6prlfib inotraoo
te oct ferite upenteoe SSlltermeSSo
Srem al Worgenoiien ificb Ell tpi
Sorpeooiuger, ipingeoe op lanas 81
oen al "@irger SarI" og posierco,
for fillo Tart, ioet oer,s WanbifaI
malloebe Meling pg raabtc Sllrra
Gn Stemnle far prer ira Sagcren
"aamerater, Spiflanb BETTER ebert
- % iaa ~foripanOt oenne Sapets
Sporbuno otter / Saogen. Senn'
lille Gpiiooe blep Sen fpliaeno'
Omit, iom tit a1c sc lemlpiteoc San
gers tilbagetr9n9te Selelier til a
ilaa llo / lps Cue, og "Teutidlanb
Seiti6lanb ilber aaes" br,liebe opel
S9f.
Sc fleite al Sc frigipne &riasfon
ger bapoe p9ret | &uslanb / 10 Mau
neber, ioet be bar blepet iaoreoe 0.
opiamlebe al &lisierue rmoer Sam
penc / Titprsiien og 9arpatbern
iioIte &inter. @aitge bapbe faae
fine Saar peb Sannenber9.
"S%annenbere, Sen hcbeitc % fer
lieite Gag / nit 2in." tiger en- tpi
2anbitprmsmano. "Sro mio, Sr
aorreiponoent, Winbet ON Sen Sa'
oppeier mango @ange Sabet al Sen
ne ber!l" - og ban peger paa be'
lille Stllmp, iom er tiIbage al bpir
@el1.
Sntercsiant bar set at bpre &c
retningerlie ON Sanaenifobets lang
Waaneber / Huslnno. MQe erfiel
ser, at Sc 2ibeIier, Sc pfte moott
rbitaa, life bar tiliietebe, men me-
fon1 al Wangel paa bpgtige &irul
ger. Seslloen pplote set Dem ito
Tlaee at blipe flpttet Sang pa
Gang ira Ben enc Songeleir til sc
anben. Men pGrit bar set nco 81
ruraien, ga ale Sc brngbarc airul
ger bar peb Sronten, iaa man / Sol
oeleirene bare bapoe Sanol9ger, 90
nitetsmanbifaber o. lign., ioIn of
umpltereoe ct belt Ben, ielp buor Of
bare oreieoe Jig ONT &isbiuar. We
Sc rusiiife Hpbe aors' Ssltre flttN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
Zen Tprcucoc Sirfc.


Iaitor ). Garthrm, NiiIton
q. Sof.. bar idnet Ell N%iItonlobiI q
inc McnilhcNcr.
~ Woric Sam arcb@ oiholOt Tor
Ic0cu Me0c / @nc lui Barrie N|cnl9
he's, &uitor To%iuu'@ &oIo.
Batter 9 Sfattcboj, Ser
pper ct Nar bor upret paa NcleI
0orac, bcgunote (iIbnlerciicn Sen
1S0c Iugliit.
Vorfin M~cniabeo ! Mortor
Gountu. y. 2ot., if 0cn tshc Eltli
lin Sirfc inopiet pcO Batter @on.
itao ira GuocrIjn.
@ethonia cu9cIit hIthcrilc A}c.
niabeo. Storocn, 9}imt., @oitor )
9cpi3' SoIo. ituI 'ao I'm me &irfC
inouiet Senoaq Sen 12te Scptcm.
ber 4l. 1890 Tornl. Oeo @rote@Ior
&. ~. @c@niq.
&nitor nils Wehlcn cr nj int.
tct tiIboQe iii Norpcn, a. Gof., ei.
Ter en- StunO at hare boct poa
@crthoIo Rcicruationen. San 1T
peo i'm 8ilbaQcfonrit en- @%uton1obiI
fra iine M}cuigheoer.
- Sra Spofnre Golc0c bcrcttcS,
at Gfoleus @rriiocnt, |nitor q. 8.
l1lpeitao. or poa 8Ciicr / 'Sfolcn@
">ntercS'c ca timber lloiiQterne Tor
fommenoe SfoIeoor mclct iu9cn0e.
Ger err olnrinocIiQ S{libcI oper, at
GfoIcnS @irIb er betoIt.
Seattle rorif- oouif llthcr'fc
M,eriQbeo, Seattle. @oib., Eoltor
SSb @ornit3fa'S aoIh, bar / Sont.
n1erens Sch bnqQet NrcltcQoorO, %
hen fom bel meO. Ga %aitor @or.
nitsfu pes lin Siemforut ira Mars
meoct broQte meo iig Ell @rub.
Senbaa Ben 220c Nn0uit AZ
IaQoe GIermout % NiAhIan0 Ne
nigheocr et uocntet @cioq / Nrcltc-
Qaorocn. N%cniiQtcn mco @eicQet
por at enifc Mrs. NiorthoIm bel.
fommcn ill Gleruont. Qe fou lie
tomhpuoct. 9e fom meo Nioo,
Yen0c. Caller, Snnlc % mtcaul
&iurliqheo. Ger por 40 Ncnnc'tcr
tilItchc.
Bethlehem McuiQbeo2 &uin0c-
iorcninQ, Seattle, 9&oih, Naitor 81.
8. Storli'3 Salo, icircoc (lr@0os +,
9litcn Sen 100c NllQuit 70 Mars Ge}l.
Ta'tor Roi@, ser itiiteoe @%piuoyiog-
cniuQcn. hol0t Gale res ocWur NuIrN'
MING. liQcIou Eoitor q. s. Nc'cE.
Wcniohcocn ppcrroftt pc0 0cnr' GIi
Eoitor Storli ell Ncu1cNou'. Gl
Woauc05 HcljliouoitoIc cr bIct
hol0t / SommlercuS %eb a Shlocui
z. Anptlcu. st pcIluttct SduQcr.
% lluaooneitcpue nibolOtc0 I Nfc.
ni0hcNcn 230c til 250e (NIli.
,{oIo NicuiQhcN, Sofa Wis,
hor nnIiQ ouitoiiet fig ct tpofmo'
mlal EibcorQcl ill ct Ho'icnoe al
$2OjO. G%citliQhcocrnc / N%nlconinn
Sinouiclicn holotco oeu ilbe oN i50c
9luQuit. Eroic3ior =. Mclilt2 Ghri-
ition'cn. o5iiitcrct Al NfeniQhcocna
aor. Qou en- Hecitnl 9Iitcuen Den
1lor. Sen0o05 SormioooQ hplot
Qnitor Is. Ha2m@'cu ira Normonp,
M}inn.. ErU0itcn % inopic0t Orlc.
let til @crrcua Siencilc. &roic@ior
IL k.:,.~ ,s,. 81, ,,r,Nn t,,,, y ,.,,tift
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10

enmafrincu "Susnernen" or n~obiaaen {
COB Srbcr, % ben CT alt pi fan sniie en-
ebmaffine at barre. Gen gier goot Irbeib:
oG euur let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
Srifirfcn.

GroicaIor 8. 8. @Icgcn cr /
6i2ie Gage poa Ell &ur til 9|eo Hlper
0oIen.
- PreitcboIiqen / Miblon0, @i5,
Pnitor Chr. IS. SerQenien's anIo,
cr bIet oppuoiet betpbeIig. Wcnig'
be0crne bcupttct 9lnleouinqen I'll al
uoiere Octtc Nrbcioe meben3 Nrcite-
Iumilien bup0e 6crie,
- Eoitor elias No3, Gof @rouc
Seminars oriitige ll0icnNin0, bar
Sc ii0lte GoQc nrbcioct / Mimcopo-
lis, lorliN / 3rcioIoi0bco@ McuiQbch,
meo &noiomlinQ FOR StoIcn. @olr
cater ooQ en- al sc irrite Sage at ta-
&C en- Iur til Chippewa Sails, Mi@.
Foitor Rp0pit, Nodcltcr,
Niim., bar netop oiillttct Ell Ierlc,
ion ban t"ilbroQtc / &uoion, @i2..
% Nclp @on0on, W}imi. !0on being
tc og'oa ga CROSSE. @i2, moer Sc
ricn. Com NiilutninQ bcipltc ban
@cnncr % ficnotc SteNcr / Minnc'
opoIi2 iioitc llgc.
Ruuiom WcniQbco4 arin6c-
forcnin1. Norinu, Niinn., Naitor
Eom =. Nouion'a Gdlo, oibol0t iii
9~ior2luoOc hos Mrs. :. ). 6rcn1-
nina 0cn 25oc Nlllit. GorcuinQcr
hop0c hnpt ct Qoot NrbciO@onr. &no.
tuQtcrnc bduoc pUrct $SlSt. ST.
blcu bcuilQct til &noremi2iioueu
9h @citnrclic bIcu uolQt Tor uUitC
Aur, Mrs. z. GhompIon Ncimrcr
in0c: ScfrctUr, NirS. =. Ncl3, %
ao5'crcr Mrs. :. Cable.
SanacS Snnuoc.
&oiior u. z. GbcInlcn I Ct
Raul bar al inc NicuiQhc0cr iooCt
en- Muouco@ Neric. % Ocnnc Gio be
nuttcr ban til en- Hciic til Nociiic.
tp'tcn.
Sou0al sen t0oc I<uIi bIcr
&mWamlcl@ WicnllbcbS me &irfl
/ Ct Gaul iu0piet Al 6ormunN @o.
itor M. u Noniou On 6ormio0o.
Qcn prU0iteoe Eoitor S. 6. Sol
ter.
~ Toitor :. Gl. Curuo'@ iorriQ,
NalN pco @crc4ioro 2. CAT. ION
beitoor Al N~onl4ool2. Sfrci2ruo2 %
,Nnmunlcl2 Ntcilhcoer ianrt Sc II
@1the@oobitm ser I @urn bar 10.
ittot 0aI0 til Eroic~lor NJ :. @c,
iom iremtioi1 Ercit.
EUuc@'tmjuurict / &inn be
luuOcr SET nuc Stoleoor Sen Sol
5eptcmbcr. I'll &ourcn nil oe t,
ieritc 9Ia5ier ira 0cnne NIn3ic ora
Nucrc. Ser nerltcS "a. at 10 irt
@mlQc8 5unooe$ M}i3iion nil tag.
Grumen 90 ioolcNc2 pprc iTroiN.
til at Qaa Ms / Grbtioct
&oitcr I Z Carlton I Gam
role Canada. tor outolet MolNet II
Observation-Disclosures ior
Nauec@ Suuo0e. o. olttr al bclnnN
Sen me &jrtiomhrO / @tlnnOcIicu q
g}oocmter. Sans M}tujlheNcr Ia.
iiItt Mal0 til (aitor %otfcamo
lem Tin ir1ntiOilc Brett men bol
hopoc life oipct >gor cn0oo peo ii6
itG llnocrrcmull Ocr'ra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10

Hoturligois gaar mau no ira, at
ben eoel,tiielle MISUNDERSTANDING
ira GpifIaub / noeen Grab bill bjGI.
be til at brilge Balance / bette pan.
pitttg beie S~tatsbubeet. Men paa
ben arlocn SIDE fan mar ipsree,
bpao Der ierlinoen ifal blipe tilbaee
at Dele for De fem Iuierebe, naar
Sp'fIaho - iom Oct 10 ielp fremoeles
bGboer meo liiopffet &raft - life
agter at gipe tobt, isr bet bar brust
I'm iio'te Gpennis til lit 5oripar. Sor
- lom W. Gambon gjsr opmerfiom
pao - mar fnn punifelis fomme
r~oenfor en- al De TO MuIigbeoer: Gn.
ten bill Spiflano blipe bare balppeis
beieiret, og ba bill life De aaiereoe
funne "presie" &anbet til oct pberite;
euer ogiaa oil SpifIanb blipe belt %
albeleS fnpffet, / Den 8rao at ielp
bets 3oloiltbtpster % Sfatter, If-
faitningen al 2onoets iamtliee Ssern.
baner, Miner oip. bill blipe bare for.
~ipinbenoe GUNNER / Sammenli9-
ming meo Sterrelien al De aliereoes
arigsuogiiter. 90 ielp ON Tpiflanos
aolonier bliper taget til Soroeling
mlellem oe anierebe, bill Sperifl,boet
al Dem neppc blipe ipnoerlig fort /
Be fsrite Inr, iaalGnge oct me Stp-
re og en- M Organization or nnoer
Snoforelic.
europa er / Stpbeifeen, pg enonl
fan ingen iige, naar Smforluningen
oil ppre ti%lenoebragt, eller bporoan
Slutiorn1en bill blipe. Men Ell Sing
fer man ollereoe MI nleb Sishco: ut
felipe StpbningSprocesien, &rigen,
bar ipGffet &orrene, ioa ser oil gaa
Iortier, inben De pinoer oen Stprfe,
sc bnpbe. Ssrlt nnar &rigen er oper,
pil bcns belle 6orfGroeligbeo begpnbe
at pprilue Jig for os.
SrsiS SretsIonb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10

<HHge Tories s ga s'2 2%p st ss' " ]"slfItss:
matcr" glib til 500 for 80 Ri. 90 ass % for 100 0b;
Caiaa nniaitct Tofe Snperior Clearwater Trout
til $3.50 pr, 100 @o. og - .25 NJ. 50 I'D. alt reoia9tl
2oqaer. StlfreosItinelie aoronteret. Yrolnpt 6prien'
oinQ azores. Duluth Fish Co., P.0. Box 81, Duluth. MINI.
~ ri aiieuoer prompt.
~YNS NNialtet pate Superior Ztlo 1926
pr. 100 Nh. nettp i0naqe; 500 ~. so 10. uettp
&aaqe. Saltet cate Srperior Trout $50 pr. 100
Ri. netto % 81. p pr. 80 Fb. utttp. Ieblagt I Ragger.
III 1ilf garanteret. geitil M ira bet 0otnle Daatt;
oeItae xiHeTrma. LAKE SUPERIOR FISH CO.,
zoe East LIST ST.. Duluth. MINI.
Hefereuee: gmerieou 9rd)auge Rational Sont.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
THE ASSOCIAIEDPRESS
DECLARED NDT ARTIST.
,Assoeiatsd PFC. BY Federal wbslsss.)

(Aasociated Press by Federal wireless.)
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE AS
sociated Press is not a thrust n and
the United States has no right TO pro-
'eed against it as such, according TO
an opinion BY Attorney General Greg;
DRY, made public today * aE'
The opinion is set forth in a letter
from the attorney general to Attorney
James s. Beck, counsel for the New
York Sun. The SIM Association, in
February Of last year, fled petition
asking the attorney general to inyesti-
gate the Associated Press and proceed
against the organization, on the ground
that II was a trust and could be at
tackled under the Sherman law.
The attorney general holds that there
Is no ground for the federal authorities
to proceed against the big news.gather,
ing organization. .7r|7 e g. it1..t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
Allies In Great European War Tell Ally In
4 Orient That They Deprecate Attempt On
Partof Toxic To Press Any But Original
Demands Upon Government Of China
CLEARS
CAssocIated Press BY Federal wireless

ID EKINC March lRecent developments have brought
end the time being the conferences between the Chinese
for foreign affairs Lu Cheng hsang, and Minister Hcik
the special of the Japanese foreign Office and It IS
altogether different basis with greater Number Of the Japanese
demands Withdrawn OR materially modified A., * @n
official statement OF the situation made by the Chinese
government yesterday the receipt Of which had resulted in
hope throughout China According the announcement
BFain and Russia have refused to admit Japans gf to
ed the representatives the Powers by the japanese foreign min
At1tude d Britain and Russia ~ r ..i ts
Sir William Conyngham Greene, the British ambassador IN
by the Russian ambassador called upon Baron
Rate ffegn Office Saturday according the official
houhcemet and formally notified Baron Kato that the
Of Great Britain and Russia deprecated any attempt the
part Japan press any China those
communicated the Powers in the original which China
Claims include all the demands the which
particularly affect her Status as sovereign Power % %
In the Of Japan continuing press further demands upon
The Chinese Republic it will be difficult the British and Russian
penpotenaes said for the allies Japan negotiate diplomatic
ally future when the many questions included
settlement will be up for settlement. 49,
Ambassador Guthie Takes Hand 2. p"
addition this warning from Great Britain and Russia
Japan has Informed Ambassador Guthrie orders from
the American department. that certain Of the demands being
made upon China with the threat OF force behind them
accord with the existing treaty between the United States and
the Asian Republic t<}2 ,r% 81. '.&" ."t.
The substance OF these conferences in Toxic has been
MiRste ol OF conferences which he has
been holding with In Cheng hsang has been broken off, be
stunned at future date not yet settled RI A..
Chinese here and the foreign diplomats of the opn
been ihssteny pressing China will be withdrawn owing
the attitude Of the Powers concerning the alleged violations the
carrying out of these demands in full would have their
treaty rights. s&%9 Ill - ~ =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
consul FOR GERMANY
. At SEATTLE CHARGED
Accused of Attempting To Buy
Support Of Bernstorff Allegations
tAssOciated Press by Federal wireless.

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WirelessD
SEATTLE, March William Null.
Ter, German consul at this port, and
his secretary, B. N. Schulz, have been
served with notice of arrest upon in
formation filed by the prosecuting a.
torney of King county, charging them
with conspiracy in attempting to sup
port charges that United States neu'
trality was being violated by Seattle
ship.building concern M @ tn'
The German officials are charged with
attempting by corruption to influence
John Murdoch, an employee Of tho Seat
tie Construction & Drydoek Company,
to sell information supporting Ambas'
sador Won BernStorff 5 charge that this
corporation is shipping "knoc kdown "
submarines to Canada, where they are
to. be set up and used for war pnr'
poses. ''n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
RIIsSllDSREP0RT
| ANOIAERADqANCE
Petroorad Once More Predicts
!. Early Fan Of Przemysb Aus
TRAN STRONGHOLD In GaIicla
tA.aoeiaiea Press b Federal wIrelea..)

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wlreles.)
LONDON, March is.--Reports from
Russia are growing more optimistic
again.
Penograd once more predicts the
early fall Of Przemysl, the Austrian
stronghold in Galicia. Il aS
Berlin admits that the Russians ARE
again advancing into East Prussia,
where General Won Hindenburg has
twice won signal Victories, in the re.
giOn Of the Mazurian Lakes.
Military observers here believe the
next Developments in the eastern thea.
ter Of war should show soon whether
the costly lunges Won Hindenburg has
made against Warsaw have been worth
the price he paid, and IL the Russians
in their latest retreat from East Prus.
sia were as badly disorganized as Der,
lin asserted at the time. -4.-.s=.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
Russia WILL Danish
" EMSERONWAR1DNE
Alleged Sympathy With Austro-
3 Germans Given As Reason
(AssOciated Press BY Federal wireless. }

'' (Assqcilted Press BY Federal WirelCss.)
WASHINGTON, March ls.-Aeeord-
ing to announcement made at the Aus,
trian embassy yesterday, all Jews are
to be banished from those portions of
Galieia and Russian Poland under con
troll of the Russian army. e. ,@,
: The embassy statement is based upon
official advices from Vienna, which
state that the Russian commanderln.
chief, on the pretext that the popula.
tion is sympathizlng with the Austro-
Germans and is able, by means of their
residence in the districts held by the
Russian forces, to supply the Austro-
German commanders with Information,
has adopted tbs course OF action.
in order to clear the districts of
spies, the order Of bapishment for all
Jews has been issued. ~ ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
VILLA AND ANGELES
NI0'NPARI' COMPANY
Reports Say That Zapata Has.
Out Mexico CITY and Car; +
rama Controls Again
fAmoela,ed. Pres, by. R.dsrsl wir,Isss,.)

lAssoeipied. Press BY. gsdsrsl wirslssG.)
WASAtNGTOA-. March lS-Beports
Of d break between Gen. Francisco
villa, who controls Northern Mexico,
and Gen. Felipe Angeles reached tn.
state department last night.
=, Consul silIiman, at Vera Cruz, sends
word that Gen. Venustiano Csrrapza,
the First Chief, who controls the en-.
trance to Vera Cruz, has Consented to
aid Foreigners who wish to leave Mex.
leo City for the seacoast. Without per.
mission to pass through his lines they
would be cut of from the only port Of
exit now accessible from the capital
There are rumors that the control Of
Mexico City again has changed hands;
that zapata has, evacuated the city, ana
that General Cara, Cartahza 3 com
mander, is in control.1'', thftt NV Ehs
The cruiser Des Moines and the fuel
ship Brutus have been sent 10 Pro
gresso, a port In the State Of Pneatan
declared closed by Caffanza Foreign.
ers there have been promised his pro
lection, but :hose who prefer that Of
the American Gag have the permission
of Secretary Daniels to seek asylum
ON the Brutus and sDes Moi1es. u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
ATTITUDE OF JAPANESE is DEFINED

Regarding the made Of japan
drawing parallel between the American Doctrine towards South
policy DECLARING that this
the justification
object binding China permit further territorial enerOaeh
mont European ttt tf tn 4%TE
the integrity of China but the opposite
In formal statement he "a. .;s.. ...%'
sfr iot tr-&"F"'
Too often, made invent plausible
drupon of japanese American relations The would makers
failing in this China the field where the
to conflict
Cloth we'll grounded understanding
the principles Of equal opportunity lhs open door the territorial
integrity Of is ally though
formal sigRatory alliance. t.t.,a' 2h@
the interests Individual
of individual
policy,
opportunities which competition rivalry which
hostility Of private interests. @ " ES .l:.-
Continued o Page Fiye)
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
INSURANCE EXPERT
. VISITING kA[AUPAPl
Y TH-s


DR.. Frederick L. Hoffman, stats.
tician for the Prudential Insurance
Company of New Jersey, is spending
this week on the Island of Molokai,
Investigating the settlement at Kalan-l
papa, He is the guest Of DR.. e. s.
Goodhne and Superintendent J. g. Macs
Veagh. ..'I| ttsC1
Doctor Hoffman has devoted consid.
cradle time to the study of all classes
Of diseases, particularly cancer. He 10
now giving considerable attention to
the care and treatment of persons sufy
feriHg from leprosy. t- f. ~. -,
KalaupaPa is Recognized as one of the
best maintained settlements for the
care of leper. patients in the world,
Doctor Hoffman is expected back in
Honolulu the latter part of this week.
He has planned 10 spend month or
more in the Territory. e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
AFF|RMS
.DREsDtNVAS BLOWN Up

Asscciated PrrAs br Federal wireless1 Z d.
WASHINGTON, y March j &c oEht
Won Bsrnstorff, German ambassador to
the United States, announced today
that the crew Of the German cruiser
Dresfen dynamited their vessel after
an attack was made on her by the
British warships in neutral waters.
According to the story from Valparaiso,
the Dresden was surprised while coal
ing in harbor at Juan Fernandez
Island, and after short engagement
the Germans blew up their ship, first
protesting against the violation of the
neutral harbor.' ~. q, Y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
NIfTsTEANER
HEAVILY LADEN
RIMS BLOCKADE
Ancher Line Ship Carrying Muni-
tiUas and Foodstuffs From
New York Reaches Liyerpool
W wa s--TrT { So
THREE BRITISH VESSELS
tss VICTIMS OF SUBMARINES
Two Are Sunk and One Crippled,
s. While Six Sailors
Lose Lives
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Cassoeia,ed Press by Federal wiroleSs,)

associated Press by Federal wirclrss,) ,..
LINERPo0L, March 1s-The Anchor
Line steamship Cameronia, carrying a
Eve million dollar cargo Of munitions
and foodstuff, arrived from New York
safely last night, after having had an
exciting trip through the Irish Sea.
Captain Wordsworth reported that his
vessel had been chased for some Ills.
taBee BY three hostile Submarines,
which Ne had lodged and 'outfun. ~
Three steamers Attacked lah'E@s@G@
4 Yesterday three English steamers
were sueesasfuIIy attacked by subma.
lines, while fourth was made the oh.
Jet OF a new line OF German effort to
make the announced blockade Of the
Birth coast affective. One other Brit,
IN steamer was torpea6ed, but made
46rt. y },s 5,,e'rf'N = e. y * =. -
\ Two of'these steamers, tho small
coasters Atlanta and Fingal, were at,
aeked OF the British coast, the lattel
being sunk, with loss Of six Of her
crew. The Atlanta, although damaged
by a torpedo, was towed into port.
5ermnns Tow Crew =.
= The small Britisher Lee Warden, ear
rying crew OF seventeen men, hound
from London for Holland, was stopped
topf miles east Of Mas, Holland, and
HE crew given. FIVE minutes to take t.
sheir small boat. The Lee Warden was
dion sunk, following which the sub
marine passed d tow to the small boat
and towed the crew until Q pilot steam
y from the Dutch port was met. Fhc
pilot picked up the British sailors and
took them into Mas. The submarin,
wRieh Hgared IN this attack was tn,
U.fs.8 II, & s.,"'. ~ lIi4S
Asroplane Raids Ship b ~ ~
A new feature of the blockade wal
on attack made upon the steamer Blon
de in the North Sea by German aero
plane, from which q bomb WINS dropped
upon the merehantman's deck, kiln
one the sailors. N..E q "&]
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
HERO OFStlEGE I |.
REFUESRAROLE
General Leman Says He Would
Reioin Army II Germans
Gave Him Liberty. =

Associated Press by Federal wirelsss,) i,
PARIS, March ls.-.Geheral Leman,
the hero Of Idege, refuses TO accept
parole - ss-' ~ b tii4 e z. q
lie was found crushed and almost
asphyxiated beneath the ruins of one
of his own concrete ana steel tdrrcts
when Liege fen. subsequently It was
found necessary to amputate one Of
his arms, and on the ground that ne
eould no longer be Of military service
to his country, his daughter addressed
a personal letter to the Kaiser, begging
that he be given his liberty. - =.
/: But when offered q parole the stout
old warrior refused, replying that il
liberated he would rejoin the Belgian
army.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
COMPANIES
~ DID A BIG BUSINESS

Despite the fact that the total
amount of premiums paid for fire I'M
surance In the United States during
I9I4 reached $3.50, 4SI;974 and the loss
es aggregated only $l98,sO79I4, it is
claimed that tn companies made but
btte money on the six hundred mil.
lion dollars for which they are capital,
lied. The increase in premiums over
1913 was $4,525,264, while the losses
rhOwed an increase of $23,Ol0,Tl3 for
the rame period. 1t is stated that the
net profits Of the companies amounted
o about $4,000, 900, most of which was
paid in dividends on TIN six hundred
million dollar capitalization. II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19

The documents in question, reprodue,
tions of which have been spread broad
cast by German press bureaus, contain
drafts Of q tentative agreement for the
employment of a British expeditionAry
force, should Belgian soil be invaded
by Germany. They were drawn up by
the British military attaciie and Bel
gian STAFF officers, ana as gwen out by
the Germans, do not show that such an
.agreement was ever formally entered
into. .a-t "a. SO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19

a 3E5 S kAssocd Press by Federal WiFeessJ o. &Sfer
TOXIC Japan important Statement dealing with Japans
only China with Europe and America given in the
Ji shigenoba 0uma, tapan inusrious premier.
Count oa saying that expects
China
privileges Chinese
Influence will be futile
If
attempts effect outlet through Orient Referring the situation
regard to the Pacific he emphasized the fact that
relations becoming friendly and especially present