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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02

ONDON April 29-The Dublin rebels forced to
II ST. Stephens Green by rain of bombs
upon them by the Lancers and other troops crush
which conceded here have passed the stage More
than captured the mail
is yet no Of forming estimate of the number of killed
and wounded. 'r.E -
Labor Agitator Leads Revoers
According other mail advces from the Irish capital the
fighting began last Monday when the head of 600 members Of
transport workers union and leader the strike of
1913 marched into ST. Stephens Green the heart of the city
seized the postoc raised the flag republic Ireland
Take Possession Of Public Buildings
His apparently we'll drilled and we'll armed and pre-
send military appearance they paraded through the streets
of the city to the Green No had the head OF the column
OF the posoce and other important build
ngs the vicinity than others of the command began bacadng
Sae street the principal business thoougfare of Dublin and
Selling other strategic points in the neghborhood
When these adyce written last Tuesday the rebels still
positions despite police
dodge them and the loss many OF their number under the
heavy that the soldiers constabuay kept upon them
Authorities Unable To Suppress Rebellion
Tuesday finally admitted the that
the authorities unable with the situation and that
Inducements had been asked for from the Office.
At the the proclamation of the lord lieutenant stated
that the of small dimensions and that it due
foreign prompting 1t announced that the sternes
ures will be taken suppress the instruction
The proclamation that while the
is being generally supported there be doubt of
serious which has passed far beyond the dimensions of
mere riot"
Business Of City Is At standsdu
Continuing reports that that day all shops had been
business suspended The the business
section OF the had been stopped and all traffic stand
STILL the outlying districts Teephonng forbidden and
trains interior points running irregularly.
Loong broke early when the hoodums taking advantage
the began break into the closed shops and help
themselves reported
place. windows being smashed and buildings deaced
Rebels Lose All Public Sympathy
In later statement the authorities announced that this and
the rebels had lost them all public sympathy and
that the confident of being able to que the revolt
in a few days.
The report up with the that it q" impossible
give the number of killed and wounded in the
fighting but believed have been proportonatey large
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
Report From Teutonic Sources
Says That Athens Will Not
Help Entente Powers To Aug
ment Their Strength In Greece
ARMIES ON WEST FRONT
REST FOR SPRING FRAY
Four Squadrons Of British CavaI-
ry Said To Have Been Wiped
Out BY Turks Near Suez Canal
and Supplies Strand In Tigris
tAO.Ociatsd Press by Federal wirsls,s)

'fe"SA@soN . AN'" ~ NNSAA
7 ONDON, April 90 - Dispatches
from Berlin last night said that
The Overs as News Agency has re-
ceivCd information from its Athens
correspondent that the Greek govern
mPnt has refused the request of the
Entente Allies for permission to trans
port Serbian troops on the railroads
from Corfu and Larissa to Salonika
No vrrifcation of this despatch has
Leon received in London.
On the western line, according to re
ports from Paris and Berlin, last night
the warning armies appear to have been
resting, preparatory to fresh Spring
battling. Only isolated aerial fights
and the usual artillery bOmbardments
of various sectors of the loEg French
line, are announced.
Russian Warships Raided
Berlin reports that three Of her aero
planes have attacked Russian battle
ship in the Gulf of Riga. The vessel
is said to have been the Slava, and
the Germans declare that thirty one
bombs were dropped upon her and that
she was observed to have burst into
flame. The aeroplane returned safe,
added the statement
Paris announces that another eontin,
gent of Russian troops have arrived at
Marseilles, where they were given a
warm welcome by the French military
and civil authorities.
-Four squadrons of British cavalry
scouting in the sand dunes east of the
Suez Canal, near the Turkish post OF
Quatia, have been wiped out Of exist
aDce by the Ottoman force stationed
there, according to dispatches from
ConstantinOple.
More British Il-luck
More British i'll luck is claimed by
the Turks, who declared that a British
relief boat with supplies for General
Townsend, and his beleaguered forces
at Kut.el- Amarn, has run on a mud
bank in the Tigris, four miles east Of
the garrison.
COnstantinOpe also claims that a
Turk sh aviator has successfully drop
ped bombs on an allied warship lying
at the dock in Port Said.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
CRISIS
GROWS LESS ACUTE
-.
Indications From Germany Are
That Kaiser Is Disposed To
Avert Rupture
(Associassd Press By Federal wirsisss.)

4
\. WASHINGTON, April 29.-OfReiai
Washington is becoming more and
more optimistic over the outcome
Of the present crisis between this
country and Germany concerning
the submarine policy of the latter.
The fact that Ambassador Gerard is
known TO have been in conference with
the Kaiser himself ID taken as an ex-
eellent augury for the future, and the
general opinion at the state department
appears to be that nothing but good
can come out Of the conference.
The situation was discussed briefly
at cabinet meeting yesterday after
noon, Secretary of State Lansing later
declared that the governments infor
nation from Berlin is but scanty, and
that a cable from Ambassador Gerard
had merely announced the forthcoming
conference with the Emperor, and had
said that the American representative
did not know the purpose Of the talk
to which he was invited by the Kaiser,
In German official circles here the
sentiment was evidently much more
optimistic last night. Earlier in the
day il was announced that dispatches
from Berlin to the German ambassador
con Veyed the information that the Der.
lin government will attempt to meet
the demands made by the United Sta,
ties upon the subject of submarine war.
fare. II was stated, however, that
nothing definite has been received, and
that the dispatches merely, indicated
willingness On the DnFtB of Berlin t.
meet Washington more than half way
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
BANKER BELIEVES Sir ROGER EASEMENT INSANE

II. o. K. Webber, one Of the diree,
tors of the Bank of South Africa, who
with Mrs, Weber arrived by the B. 8.
Niagara yesterday, to stop over in Ho-
nolum before proceeding on to New
York, is interested more than the aver,
age Britisher in the news from Ireland.
He is a close friend of the brother of
Sir Roger Easement, the Irish revolu-
tionary leader, and is very we'll az
quainted with Sir Roger himself.
'"ThOse who have had much TO do
lately with Sir Roger easement believe
that the man is mentally unbalanced, "
said Mr.. Weber, at the Young Hotel,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02

yesterday. or lived IN tie same house
IN South Africa with Sir Roger, who
was visiting his brother, and there
should be confined, for his own pro-
lection. He was morose and decidedly
queer. l do not believe that the man
is responsible for what he has been do
ing. He will undoubtedly be executed
for high treason, however," -.
Mr.. Webber Is grieved at the out
break in Ireland and the. blOOdshed
that will result "frOm the Irish allow
ing themselves to DO made the catspaw
of the KaiseT -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
M|DPAC|F|C |DYL
TOBEC3'OlNE REAL
~ 2 ~ ~ ~ j
Chicago Woman Is Coming To
Honolulu To Become Bride
''' Of Army officer

A romance that began three years
ago in Honolulu, where the winds blow
softly and the skies are azure, will
sbloom here in May. Then Mrs. Grace
NJ. Snow will arrive from Chicago and
First Lieut.. Robert G. Caldwell Of the
Fifteenth Infantry from the Philip
pines, where his regiment is stationed
Mrs. Snow met the lieutenant in Ha.
waii early In 1913, while she was re
euperating from ths strain of divorce
proceedings In Beaver, where she wat
freed from a man twice her age. Mrs
Snow 3 father, II. G. Caldwell, became
seriously III and she returned TO attend
him. He died shortly after her ar,
rival.
His estate provided for her and her
son, who then was five years old, but
she was unfortunate in investing the
money. Soon she saw that she must
work to live. She studied stenography
and obtained a position in Chicago last
year.
Time, distance and adversely only
served to deepen her love for the
lieutenant, who, in the meantime, had
been transferred to another regiment
and he went to the Philippines to
join it
His letters urged marriage at an
early date, and last month she sent
the cablsgram he has been wanting.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
TOLL Of SHIPS
OF ALLIES IS HEAVY
tA,,Ooia.sd Pres. b, FEEDERS. wir.l..s.y

CASsOciatsd Press By Federal wirSlsss.y
WASHINGTON, April ~29.-Accord
ing to British, estimate given to the
United States Department Of commerce
the war toll OF vessels Of the A,ies
is 53s, and l9S neutral ships, have been
destroyed. This is exclusive of 24f
trawlars. =
or these losses the British ships total
40, French, ffty-three, Russian, thirty,
FIVE, Italian, twentyrseven, Belgian, ten
japanese, three, Norway, with a 'total
Of eighty one ships destroyed. heads the
list of neutrals, with Sweden second
with forty ships sunk, Holland next
with twenty four, and the United Sta
ties last with seven. 5Ff % ~,
The figures give the British and
French losses as four per cent, Of thr
total number of vessels flying thost
flags in service. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02


there will be efficient supervision For
the comfort Of all parties concerned. "
"Thus, there will be on the Big Isl
and, great indueement for visitors
to glimpse the real Hawaii, and they
will have the opportunity of acquiring
real native curiOs At first hand. 1t is
our hope that by the time the Hawaiian
park is ready and in full working or
der, the projected museum Of volcano
lOgy will have been established at XII.
lauea, as this will complete the attract
tions of the section between Hilo and
the NOlcanO'
Now, with regard to the other see
tiOns of the island. Our program is a
very extensive one and will require
both time and money to carry through
but knowing the personnel of the Pnb-
LEFTY Commission as l do, and knowing
the spirit Of self sacrifice which is per
meatipg the whole island, | am quito
confident that the program will be ear,
ried through in its entirety. From
the Chairman, Mr.. George il. Wears
T,ght through the whole commission
there is unbOunded initiative and en-
terprise, and, as | have already said
the big island of Hawaii has set o
pace which the others are going to find
it hard to emulate. 1t is our intention
to provide, in each section of the island
some features of special interest, in ad
ditiOn to the natural wonders and seen
he marvels with which the whole coun
try teens. Our plan covers special
features in Puma, in KOna, in Kohala
and in Hamakua, of such a nature thai
the tourist will not be able to afford
to neglect them, and am already quite
excited at the idea of being able t.
help in getting these things through. :.
What are the special featuresf No
sir, IN not going to tell YOU any
thing about them, yet. | don't believe
IN counting chickens before they are
within a measurable distance Of beng
Matched; neither do wish to fill tho
newspapers with paragraphs built main
ly of hot air. Our plans esrtaiHly have
definite shape, but the wheTewithal tC
carry all Of them out has YET to be
provided. When the money is in sight
thing, | shall be ready to tell you
about it, but the Hawaii Publicity Com,
mission, beyond everything else believes
in performance rather than in Pie-eTust
promises. | will give you details at the
proper time, but / can tell you that the
originality and holiness of our plans
will appeal to the tourist, and will go
long way towards keeping Hawaii
right in the forefront as the most at
tractive of all the islands for the Wis
tor"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
GERMAN NAVAL CRAFT
ACTIVE IN NORTH II SEA
Destroy Large British Guard
Vessel OFF Dagger Bank
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirsIsss)

BERLIN, April 2S.--GeTman naval
forces have destroyed a large British
guard vessel on the DOgger Bank, and
a fishing vessel has been captured near
there.
The German admiralty reports that
on April ~ large British squadron
composed of monitors, destroyers and
large and small vessels of Othsr tEpns
appeared of the Flanders coast and Rp-
parently picked up mines there. The
steamers placed buoys in the sea to in
dirate Smelling positions.
Three German torpedo boats of the
Flanders squadron advanced several
times against the British raiders and
forced them back, impeding the con.
tinuaRee of their working. In spite OF
violent cOunterfring the German boats
remained unharmcI, the British squad
ron leaving the Flanders coast.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
ARMY AVIATION CORPS
WILL BE RE0RGANlZED

WASHINGTON, April 29.-The war
department announced last night that
Major LOckridge has been appointed
chairman of the special committee Of
the general staff which has been order.
oil to investigate the aviation service
Of the American army, with view to
eHecting its complete reorganization.
The other members are Col. Charles
Kennedy, Maj. John MePalmer and
Capt, Dan Moore. General Rcriysp has
been appointed n consulting member.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAT

take LAXATIVE BRoMO QU1NINE
trabletsl. Druggists refund money II
1t fails to cure. The signature OF
+. W. GROVE Is on each box. Man
ufactured by the PARIS MEDICINE
CO.. st. Louis. U. S. A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
JAPANESE DEPRECATE TALK
ABOUT IMMIGRATION BILL
ASSOCIATED Press By Federal wireless

,aT,r17 NVu''~E
TOXIC, April 2s.-Despatehes pro
test against the prominence in the
papers of the immigration bin discus-
Sions in Washington and the apparent
attemrt to make it appear that there is
grave controversy between the
United States and Japan. 1t is EN-
phasized that there is no antiAmeri-
can sentiment in the matter and that
Japan has confidence the Legislators of
the United States will not adopt any
law that is unjust or offensive.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
SANDS BID LOWEST
- -. FOR cULVERT> WORK

Bills for a culvert in Nuuanu street
were opened mt the Office of the county
clerk yesterday and it was found that
Harry s. Sands was the lowest bidder.
His price for the work was 1887, 9th
er bidders were j, l.. Young Engineer
ing Company, $2l95; II. b. Reede,
1920; LordYoung Engineering Com
pany, $22l4, and II. X. DeFries, $2S64.
30.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
LANE HAS BEEN FOUND
TO Be PRIVATE PROPERTY

A lane leading to Pauahi from the
Bijou Theater, which was right way
to what was once known as "Fowler 3
Yard" is private property, according
to a report handed in TO. the supervis-
Ors by the city engineer who made an,
investigation Of the fencing in Of the
land by the agents of J. M. Dowsett,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
GERMAN WAR PLOTTERS
INDICTED IN NEW YORK
(Assoeiated Prom bv Fsderal Wirsless.)

NnSsSSA@soN 4Aoee ~ AoeoAaA "AASsoSSI
NEW YORK, April Gs.-rEight Ger
mans who were recently arrested for
cOnspiring to place bombs in ships
with munitions Of war destined for
Europe, were today indicted by the
federal grand jury, ahd DR.. Walter
Scheele, president of the New Jersey
Agricultural Chepical Company, was
also indicted. He is alleged to be one
of the leaders in these plots. No
more arrests were made today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
ARMY BILL BLOCKS
HOUSE AND SENATE

Associated Press By Tsdsssi wsfslsss)
WASHINGTON, April 2s. - The
house and senate eOnferees on the army
reorganization bill are hard at work
today in an attempt to agrss on . meas
ure which will be satisfactory to both
houses, but so far nothing has develop.
ed to harmonic the difference between
the Hay bill and the substitute, passed
by the senate. ri
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY
IT,. 49,. OF SWISS ROUSES WRATH
lAssoeiated Press by Fsaeral Wirsl.sn.l

BERNE, April 2H For the thir,
teenth time German alrmen have flown
in force over Swiss territory, pTOV0k,
ing Indignation. The somi -Ofiic ial
newspaper l}mnd SAYS that the time has
come to demand something more than
expressions Of regret and excuses by
Germany.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
WoLGAST WALLOPS FLYNN
lAsao"i,ted Press BY Federal Wireless.)

DENVER, April 29.-Al Wolgast,
former hPhtwcght Champion showed
signs of being able to "come back "
last night when he took the decision
from JO0 Flynn IN their match here,
WOlPast made good showing through,
out the bout, leading Flynn in every
a"e nf the fifteen rounds, aud putting
him down for nine in the ninth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
YUAN SHiH-kAi EXPECTS
COMPROMISE WITH REBELS
lAssociated Prom by Federal Wirelesal

TOXIC, April 28.-YuaR Shih,kAi has
announced that a compromise win 5000
be reached between the north and south
in China, and that he viii he retained
as president Of China. Diplomats in
Japan are waiting for the next move
on the part of Yuan, as there is a
rumoI that he may change his plans.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
CHINESE TEAM WINS

MARSHALL, Kansas, April 2a.--The
Chinese ball team from Honolulu beat
the Missouri Valley University team
here yesterday afternoon by a score Of
eleven to two.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
SNOW FALL BREAKS RECORD

NND"UOEUVOu tIHNB " IoueLNI WIIyJ
boston, April 2S.-Two inches Of
snow have fallen over eastern MassR
chuSetts and Rhode Island, the most
at this time of the year for the past
twenty seven years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02

NEW YORK April 2o:-The United States district attorneys
yesterday began investigation of the voc attacks
President Wilson and his administration, which have been appear
Irish press since the outbreak Of the rebellion
determine if they do constitute legally
punishable crimes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
SWISS FIRE ON FRENCH PLANE

va BERLIN, April 2S-Two French
aerOltlanrs flew over Switzerland today,
and were fired II GU by Swiss soldiers,
according to the Overseas News
Agency.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
BRITISH RELIEF SHIP IS
STUCK IN MUD OF Tl6RlS
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wirslsss)

LONDON. April 2S.--A British relief
ship carrying supplies to the beleagu-
cred garrison at Kut Ell Amara has been
grounded on the Tigris.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
GOVERNMENT ADMITS
REVOLT HAS PASSED
POINT OF MERE RIOT
Details Of Battling With Sim Fem Revolt
tionists Say That Latter Seized Government
Buildings, From Which They Cannot Be
Dislodged- Disturbances Paralyze Business

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wrieess)
BELFAST, April ga British gunboat yesterday aft
sheiled the Sim Fein headquarters here after which
the troops STACKED and captured II without trouble.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-09
FRED WISEMAN NOW
CITY MAIL CARRIER.

Fred Wiseman went TO the job
yesterday as city mail carrier on
route No. /, which serves old
Hickman and part of East HEX
man. Inspector Fred Aston, OF
Paducah, was here and made the
change.
Mr.. WiSeman succeeds Ed MOI
ley. of State Line, who has hand
led this route since the city deliy-
cry was established. Mr.. MOI
ley's work was satisfactory in
every particular, but he just fail
ed 10 make as high grades in the
civil service examination as Mr..
WiSeman. and of course the lat
ter landed the job. This place
pays 5000 per year. Mr.. Motley
returns TO his farm at State Line.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-09

o' blood distracted from cows. and
'.'A.H.ng nutriment that should go
' lN' formation OF milk. flesh and the
..f on OF fat. The bites Of these
are often followed by infamma.
.H si'h pus.producing organisms
Do. .nF small Assesses which may
terminate In ulcers These sores are
ITO. found to be the Matching place
:. .' eggs, which give rise TO infes
'..''n with destructive maggots.
Losses to Market and Dairy Cattle.
a '.mparison OF the actual money
.. Ni cattle with ticks and cattle
..o.t ticks Ia interesting. II r.
Won known that animals coming from
hH Infested district and sold In the
southern tick quarantine pens" OF
'r.hern stock yards bring an average
uhriourth TO onehalf a cont less
n pound than the quoted market
''.. The handicap TO the southern
'..' seller, therefore, is about $3.50
'r head, allowing an individual
..ah' OF GOO pounds for all classes OF
.M''s The cattle tick also keeps
.Nh the value of cattle which arc
TT .' home on the farm In the In.
'l country This loss. however.
not include the decrease In flesh
'' lack Of development OF southern
..'' caused by the ticks.
' was estimated by government
.Ialists that In dairy cattle har-
ing a light infestation OF ticks tho
'A''k now Is reduced about Is per cent,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-09

g.r,r4rgI By tho a. r. Department OF
Agriculture)
Tho annual toll OF the Texas fever
cattle TICK In the infested area OF the
sort. reaches a staggering total. Yet
nr Hcs Itself il a small parasite. SCI
curtin. Ita sustonanoe by taking little
a. blood from the animals and
... Passing on 20 them the dreaded
T... ..yrr Many cattle owners
Vail. aHe always been accustomed TO
... HH ticks and ticky cattle on
M aus unfortunately are not In
... t. attach much importance 10
..H. ticks. and. as a rule. through
Doc. .f appreciation OF their damag.
.ue effects. consider them as OF little
consequence Ticks take their toll
r m.. ways. all OF which are not
generally understood. Their power Of
Transmitting Texas fever would alone
.n.l their complete eradication.
l.f there are other good reasons for
. 'Nr South OF cattle ticks
H s not uncommon 20 notice ant.
mails 600 pastures with their hides
F.r heavily infested with ticks by
continuous sucking Of the blood from
Oh. animals tho ticks impoverish
H..r CIRCULATION and the cattle must
Dow 'H heavier IN order 10 meet the
demands 90 the ticks In addition 10
OBJ. ordinary needs OF the animals.
OIL. condition together with the loss
o. blood frequently induces an irri.
u..o state and evidences OF uneasi.
rH.s commonly known as tick
worry which results IN loss OF en-.
orgy and In other arrangements In
tte animals health Especially dur.
.ag DOG weather IN pronounced cases.
tts animal loses flesh In spite OF good
pasture and because II .roduoed VI.
tally IL more susceptible 10 the In.
roads ~ disease n the animals be-
come heavily infested tho growth Of
t.e cattle may DO retarded. In many
parts n' tho South Young cattle are
min rHk and stuntod. a condition
H... ..s been termed tick pov.
,rr
To docs MOI appear strange. when
".H.rcd that some animals
0... many thousands Of these
sucking ticks tina, the milk flow
m..h cows "a greatly reduced.
u ....' ticks are crushed. Il will be-
.... .a' their intostlnes are com.
....E '.0d with a dark. thick mass
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-03-09
NOTICE

expect TO my office and headquarters and will have
make request all that
accounts past forward and settle
For those owing larger that past due and not IN
position pay up now will accept renewals provided they
make bankae notes. and will pay the discount will have pay
have made arrangements the banks discount tins paper
However the banks will not handle past due paper Ii you
expect accept renewals be get such note you
would give a the banks
While realize that ''sut" usually leaves sore spots which
would very much have, but gentlemen, will have to
them forward and SETTLE positively
will away my family any longer trying to col
past due notes accounts INDUCED you for two
years hut the that must close books
will brought the first court If arrangements are not
made.
S. L. D0DDS.