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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
TEUTONS ARE REFUSED
EXCEPT AT ONE POINT
Paris Says Germans Lose Heavily In
Series of Stunning Reverses

ruption to her military plans the great
avalanche, which has disorg anized tTaf,
Nc on the railway between Cuneo and
Tenda, che seconi best line between
the provinces OF Bergama, Vicenza and
Bclluno aud France, they have sue.
ceeded in ca0tnring Dante del UroviRle,
and have developed q strong offensive
along the entire Isonzo front. Iii this
last theater Of the war REPORTS emu.
fict. Austria says that seven attacks
by the Italians have been trepulsed
with heavy loss. - q
British May Invade Tripoli w..
. In Northern Africa, where Tiers hns
been lighting with the tribesmen nndor
the leadership OF Turkish officers. there
has been fresh developments. The col.
nnln on the Tripolean Frontier is report.
cd ID have surrendered aud the British
forces which have been operating in
Egypt, Just across the frontier, are de-
clared to be on the point Of occupying
the position. g. ..-...,. 40
Athens has received reports TINT n
Turkish cruiser successfully eiuded the
Russian feet in the Black Sea and has
slipped into Trebizond with German
officers and a numberNof heavy guns for
the retreating Turkish army.
Berlin reports that the developments
on the western front are .unimport.
ant - but that several Of the enemy
aeroplanes were shot down. Paris also
reports aerial battles, and says that
the French gunners managed to "down
four German aefoplfnes. ~ gs..; I
areeks and French Fight 80,
According to reports from Athens
fighting has, broken out between the
Greek and French soldiers stationei on
the island Of Mytilene and occupied by
the Allies as part Of the salonika- Oar.
danepes campaign. The French are
said to have received reinforeements
and imprisoned the turbulent Greeks.
Further minRling Of the troops has been
ordered nrohihiteA.s $50 "A. ~. IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17

CARRANZISTAS CAPTURED
BY AMERICAN FORCE
I'm ARIZONA, IS REPORTED.
ALuESARE. CHARGED ..
WITH SEA- VIOLATIONS
Vienna Claims They Have Attack.
ed Ships Without Warning
IAtsoeiatsa Pssss By FEDERAL wir.l.s,I

III .tAAsseaASsa rtess " fedsfat Wneless,D
WASHINGTON, March I4-Chargs.
that Austrian merchant vessels have
been sunk by submarines Of the Allies
without warning of attack are contain.
ed I'M reports which vienna has sunt
20 the state department as the latest
contribution to the submarine eontro.
Yersy. s..r
According to the memoranda frorI
Vienna, presented through the Anstri
an charge d'affaires, in two instances
Austrian merchantmen have been tor.
pedoed by submarines which II is pre-.
surned were British and In neither in.
stance was the vessel warned or order.
ed TO halt. ..
Unofficial indications today are tia,
Germany will make complete amends
TO the United States II IL Is found that
German snbmatine torpedded the
Norwegian steamer Silius without
warning AMI in violation Of German
assurances. The Silius was torpedos
last Thurs lay, seven Americans bsnI
aboard AMI one OIL them Is reported
hurt. t,.s. 49,. 49,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
REvoLUTloNlSTS CLAIM - !
BIG VICTORY IN tUPEH

Especial cablsgram TO Liberty Nsws).
> SHANGHAI, March --Reyolutien.
nry troops from Kwang-si made an at.
tack ON Han FonH, in HuPS6 sprSvinee,
this morning and won a signal victory
over the. monarchists. Hupeh is one OF
the strongest centers Of the monarchy
movement and this victory gives the
Nationalists their first hold on. this
province. Troops from Kwang-si, com.
prising the first division Of the Repub-
liean forces under Lee Let Guam, made
an attack on the monarchists under
the command of Lung Gun Kong, and
after several hours fighting occupied
strong position which gives them an
advantage In making an attack on Lu-
chan. Two Republican. victories are
reported in the Szechuen district. p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
FUNSTON ORDERS I -
i STRICT CENSORSHIP

tAsSocistsd Press By Federal wirsisss.) =
SAN ANTONIO, March 14.-7Gensral
Funston has established q strict cen.
sOrship regarding the movements Of
troops and the situation at Columbus.
The army is guarding all 'wires and
stopping messages which, do not pass
tn. censors. General Funston said TO-
day that in future all Information re-,
garding, the departure OF the expedi.
tion will be refused, :, 8, ~ I. vi vi
2; Brig. gen. George Bell Jr., command,
ring the 5th Brigade lat San. Antonio,
has been ordered to FL Paso to com
mand border troops in Pershing's alb.
senee. 49,. y III Z. On 49, d.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
JAPANESE AS GUARDIANS
l. BARRED AS LAND HOLDERS

; Especial Cablegram to Nippu JijD
SAN FRANC1Lo co, March 14.--At-
torney General Webb, when asked
his opinion regarding the alien land
law act, said today that non eligible
citizens have no right to hold land il
they use guardianship Of minors to
wade the alien land law. Many Jap.
anese in California have asked to hold
and as guardians for their children
who are American born, but this opin,
ion, as handed down. states that Jap
anese may not hold land in, this man.
rner, / - -'.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
DANIELS ANNOUNCES NAME
+. OF FUTURE DREADN0UGHTS

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wirslsps.l
. WASHINGTON, March 15--Secre-
tary Daniels yesterday issued d formal
announc ement that the department has
decided to name the superdread drought
which is to be built at the Mare Is
land navy ward. the Californis. This
vessel has been carried as No. "a and
was to have been constructed at the
Brooklyn navy. yard. The, new plan
sends No. 40, which was to have been
built at Mare Island, to the New York
yard: She viii be known as the New
Mexico. ~ "a sttiss t. 4 $,..st, Is 4, 4 I,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
A FAMILY NEcsssrfY.

Every family should be provided
with Chamberlain = Pain Balm at all
times. Sprains may be cured In indch
10 $ time when promptly treated. Lame
back lame shoulder, pains in the side
and chest and rheumatic pains are some
Of the diseases for which II Is especial.
" valuable. Try this 'liniment and be.
come acquainted with its qualities and
you will never wish 10 be without it.
For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
& Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii! "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
SOUL NATE GROUND FOR Z
/, DIVORCE IN SIUART'S COURT

One divorce was granted and another
leaie& yesterday by Judge Stuart. Mrs.
Hanayo Uemura was diyorc ID from Ise
Uemura, whom she charged with non,
support and astatutoty offense, in con,
Iectioh with the latter the wife claim,
inc that her husband possessed n "soul,
mate \ other than his welded wife
The decree took effect immediately
Mrs. Komune Nakamura, who "hag o.
hOr husband with cruelty, was denied &
divorce from NObuzo Nakanpra., =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
ATTORNEYS PROTEST At :fa
BRANDElS APPOINTMENT

(AssOciatsd Press BIZ Federal wirsisss) D..
WASHINGTON, March 14.--Former
President Taft and six other noted
lawyers, all of them ex.presidents Of
the American Bar Association, includ-
ing Senator Elihu Root, have lodged
protests with the subcommittee Of the
senate Judiciary committee against the
conformation Of the. appointment Of
Louis d. Brandeis to be associate SUI
preme court justice. o". ~. d. r ,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
CoLoNs STRIKE NOTE
- OF PREPAREDNESS =

. WASHINGTON, March l4.-Follow,
ing the President . Nish that prepared.
ness measures be rushed by congress,
the house rules Committee today ap:
pointed a sub.committee to confer with
the speaker regarding the sidetracking
of other business, after the passage Of
the free sugar repeal bin, In favor OF
the pending army bill.l i, 4 v,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
MEN USING
Y DUM-DUM BULLETS

CHICAGO, March q eneral vii.
la s raiders at Columbus used "a DUN.
dun bullets, according to Private
Wieczorkiewis, who has arrived here
from the border, en- route home. He
exhibited q number Of bullets which
he asserted he had taken from the belts
Of dead bandits. i 3 rs.,4slg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
.BATTLECRU|SERS. I. .
NAVY'S BIG NEED
Captain Sims Urges immediate
Construction Of Eight Or
Nine Great Ships ~
AssOeia.ed Pres, BY FEDERAL wtrei..s.J

NAssoeiated Press ~ FEDERAL WirCiess,l
WASHINGTON, March lo--Captdia
Wllliam s. Sims, commander of the
supcr-dreadnought Nevada, told the
house COMMITTEES on naval affairs yes,
terday that. the navy needs at least
nine battle cruisers Of the highest
speed and hitting power. He urged
the committee TO recommend the am,
mediate construction Of eight or. nine
such vessels, besides numerous destroy.
ers. The naval officer, in answer to
0 question from one Of the members
Of the committee, said that ih's his
opinion, any expedition aimed against
the coasts Of the United States would
come by way Of the West Indies. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
EMPEROR AND EMPRESS To,
r RETURN TO TOXIC SOON

(sne"tal Cabiegram 70 Nippu JfjD
TOXIC, March 1.-THE Emperor and
Empress win return from Hayama 70
Tnsio March 10. q
X. Kiyoura, Y. Sakatani and K Kan
to, members Of the house Of peers, con.
ferred with Count Okuma, P;sIhier, TO.
day. in regard to Increasing trade with
the United States. They wished to ask
his advice and aid. Ia. MA,
Russia has requested of the govern,
ment that new loan Of yen 100000
600 be fioated in Japan. Mo- answer
has been made. "TSN Z .9.S ,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
CAPTAIN OF APPAM FILES
LIBEL ON SHIPS CARGO

tASSOsiatsd Press By Federal wifelsss.)
'.a NORFOLK, March 15.' - Captain
Harrison, commander of the British
steamer Appam, captured by the Ger.
mans some weeks ago and brought
here, yesterday fled libel against
the cargo Of the steamer, which IL
held as German prize
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
MILITARY AUTHORITIES Iii
NV. y. s..l IDENTIFY a. FLOATER

:, TIE body, of soldier which was
found !. floating near Pier II Mon
day evening, by Henry Iwa,a Hawaiian.
was identified by the military authori-
sties Yesterday as that of Pvt. Howard
Dowdy, Company +, First Infantry.
I, The body has bean taken over by the
military authorities. Dowdy had been
absent from, his company for two days
when his body was found. ,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
NORWEGIAN STEAMER AND /, 4
HER CREW SUNK BYlMfNE

Associated Press BY Federal wiysiess.)8
LONDON, March 15-IThe Nofweg.
ian steamer Dagmar, on her way from
American ports to Norway, was lost at
sea, according to dispatches 70 the
British Admiralty yesterday Z Fhes hip
is believed to have foundered in the
North Sea, and her. crew is said to
have gone down with her. she il be-
lieyed TO have been mined. ~ 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
.CEARcH FOR Spies
y REVEALS MUNITIONS

Ell PAs0, March During the
search for spies here today the police
discovered 5000 rounds Of rifle ammu
milton and numerous rides In houses on
the Mexican border, E!sEE 51snyr%"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
BANDITS FIRE on TRAM
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal, wireless

Ell PASO, March I5---Bandits %. Re.
lievsd to have been independent rob.
bers, yesterday shot into a Southern
Pacific train at Belan, seventeen miles
west Of this city. No one was injured
The robbers escaped.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
: HAIsELDEN IS DROPPED

, CHICAGO, March l5--Dr. Haiseldrn,
whose action in refusing to perform
an operation upon a hOpelesslys NAL
formed and idiotie child, aroused q
storm of discussion some time ago, has
been dropped from membership BY the
Chicago Medical Society, which charg
es that his conduct in lecturing anil
writing for the newspapers on the
subject, was unethieal in the extreme
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
CARRANZA PLEASED
. BY U. S. ATTITUDE
(Associatsd Press ~ fsdstai wirsissl

(Associated Press ~ Rsdstsf Wireisss) :
WASHINGTON, March l4--State
department agents on the border have
reported that carranza, Is .favosably i'm
pressed with the American note accept
ing the proposal Of b 'sreciprocal pur.
suit" that is, of allowing American
troops in Mexico of the United States
take a similar attitude toward American
troops. "'t =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
JUDICIAL AND EXECUTIVE
APPROPRIATIONS APPROVED
(ASsOciated Prosa By FEDERAL wifelsas. B

(AssOciatsd Presa by Federal wifslsss)
WASHINGTON, March IT, The
house yesterday. passed the legislative,
judicial and executive appropriated
bills, carrying in all sum of $37 900.
900. The bills should have gone to the
senate for approval but the death Of
Senator Shively of Indiana caused a
pOstponement of the action of the upper
house.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
President and Family Flee
To Canada .,. ..
CONGRESS GIVES POWER
~ TO INCREASE ARMY

iAssoeisted Press ~ Federal WreleBs.)
WASHINGTON. March ia Joint
resolution, authorizing the President
TO bring the regular army up to the
full war strength, by adding 19,447
men to the existing organizations,
passed the house without objection
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
PILES CURED IN 6 TO Il DAYS

PAZo OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure blind, bleeding, itching or pro-
truding PILES in s to IA days or
money refunded. Manufactured by
the PARIS MEDICINE co. ST. Louis
u. 5. A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
RED CROSS STORES
BURNED IN HALIFAX
o. s.' .t.H&| e '@3 .&fE
Is 'a''-'-T ~ ~
Woman In Charge Of Shipment
Believed Dead y ~
tAssoeiatsd Press By Federal wireless,

HALIFAX, Noca scotia, March 49,
Large quantities Of Red Cross supplies
stored in pier here, awaiting shipnrsn,
to the war fronts, were burned last
night The loss amounted to more than
100000. The pier was destroyed by
the flames. A nurse in charge of the
shipment Is missing, and Is believed "a
have persisted in the Are. K r.s,' 4, a..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17

General Gutierrez, the COM
mander-in-chief of the Carranza
armies, reached Juarez last night
He is known to be cherishing the
hope that his men will overtake
the bandit leader before the Am
orleans under General Pershing
can reach him. -. .rays.1k.s
Funston Insists On Utmost
Secrecy
AT San Antonio the prepare
tons for the expedition are be-
ing continued. with undated en-
ergy. General Funston indicat-
ed last night Tat the rigid cen
sorship which he has insisted up
on, will be loosened up after the
troops are once fairly across the
border line. 1t was limited broad
Iy, however. that unless the leak
age of news from Columbus stops
at once, martial law will be de-
clarcd at that place. -. 's-Ss
In the Texas city it is believed
by observers that the crossing of
American troops into Mexico, in
their chase after Villa, will be
only a matter of hours. 1t is un-
derstood that instructions have
been issued to the column that will
follow Villa into the mountains, to
strip down to the lowest possible
weight. Nothing is to be carried
but what is vital. indispensable.
Men Must March Without
Weight *
The men have been ordered to
carry all of the equipment they are
going to need, upon their backs,
and even tie saddles are to be left
behind, with the other customary
extras. The battery ammunition is
to be distributed so as to avoid
massing the weight. -
Dispatches from Douglas, Ari-
iona, tell of the arrival there of a
number of American refugees from
Mexico. They assert that Cana
nea is under the strictest martial
law, strangers are stopped and
questioned, and all crowds instant
" dispersed by the military patrols,
These Americans claim that the
people of that district are strongly
in sympathy with the action of Villa
in raiding the United States, terri
tory at Columbus, and that a week
" paper printed in Spanish at
Durango, has announced in huge
type that Villa has taken the states
of Texas and New Mexico, and
that he is now forcing his way rap
idly northward. = e.. ..
President and Family Flee
To Canada "..'r 49,.
Wilson and his family are
fleeing to Canada. and the entire
country is reported to be in terror %
saws this paper. .*.~ ...1 ID.
Reports to this city from FL Paso
regarding the state of preparations
there say that the indication are
that the troops stationed near the
city will be ready to proceed across
the border some time today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
INDIANA SoLoN IS DEAD.

WASHINGTON, March Hl-Ssnator
Benjamin F. Shively, Democrat, u. dead
after a long illness. He was horn In
Indiana in 1857, His term would have
expired in 1921. .+iEtg!f p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
NEUTRALITY, is PROCLAIMED

IA1sociAteu Ffesa ~ FEDERAL WHeIesSJ
WASHINGTON, March 49, Rresi.
dent, Wilson yesterday signed the form,
al proclamation of neutrality between
Germany and Portugal. w.. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
GENERAL WEYLER ILL

MADRID, March i5.---General wey-
Ter, former governor general of Cuba,
is seriously i'll at his home here. Tho
physicians fear that he can not live. 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17

after debate. One member voted
against the resolution. The resolution
was prepared after q conference be.
tween Representative Hay and Kahn
and Secretary Of War Baker. The
resolution was to have gone to the
senate for action but this was post.
poned on account Of the death Of Sen.
ator Shively. So. II % 81. ~ O. . ct IT,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
CARRANzA TROOPS RISE
AGAINST COMMANDER IN
NORTHEAST CHIHUAHUA
Reported To Haze Slain General
Roids and To Be In Rebellion
Associated Press BY Federal wireless)

5a.E ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal Wireless) s $500
aW/ASHINGTON March 15Fresh complications Mex
lean situation have arisen in Northeastern chihushua
there reported be nsurecon against the authority
because Of his attitude American
reached here last night that troop the
been ordered with all speed the little Texas border
do in Preside county about hundred miles Ell
Paso because Of uprising among troops
OjEaga just the river. ts-fs "a s ,att,
MUTINEERs ASSASSlNATE cARRANzA GENERAL
The uneers have revolted against caranza and
slain the commanding officer General Roas 1t they
about to follow the example of Villa and
in the vicinity of Preside sfas2.4 2 zfa 41sses5
Other indicate widespread dissatisfaction with the action
of carranza granting permission the United States troops
the border pursuit Villa apprehension here
that further trouble may result - s + @.g5 *%@3a
g.. ~ INVASION OF MEXICO BEGINS TODAY
1t is regarded practically part the punitive
expedition to Villa will leave from FL this morning
Reports from that city that the commanders
making Of their hope and taking
before the Americans reach him. Gavira Carranza
rommandant at Luarez in an interview said w. /. 4
Il hope that shall be able oyertake and Villa
the aid Of the American troops but other
generous. ~. trh}Fs ,.a .5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17

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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-22
nnEsnsuEtVMiNo HOME TO RoosT


The natural of President wilson haot OF post
onne difficult questions instead of settling them at the g4 time
appear likely themselves prominent within short time
The companies proposing to employ their rgh TO tes'
validity the Adamson law Suits have been instituted IN var
ions parts the country the federal courts what the law
whether constitutional not and 1T is expected hat
the questions involved will be pushed through for final decision by
the supreme within few weeks.
In meantime hearing such statements as this from
President Brotherhood of Railway Tranmen Any rail-
that attempts the schedule OF hours and pay
put Shour day into effect will find itself with
strike on its hands What supreme court does with the law is
We demanded fair working hours and we
are going to get them"
Manifestly having up President and Congress Mr.
quite equal doing the thing to the Supreme
Court showing that body just where will disembark
That results of the Presidents method of dealing
with who defy the government they succeed in doing
why shouldn't they feel like trying it again.
And in saying that would like to be understood holding
reservation the rank and file of the brother
other chiefs 1ou the and the
courts unless always been much mistaken TO tn
Of the under them they will not place themselves t.
considerable before the public that attitude of def
of the governments Minneapolis Tribune.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-22
CHRISTMAS CREED UNIVERSAL
Adjusts Itself to All Conditions and
All PIaces--It's Magic influences
the World.

The festival called Christmas has
come to have a creed wider than any
ritual. its magic has Influenced the
world in a degree more profound and
far-reaching than that Of any other
recurring incident marked by the his
tory of mankind. Its sentiment has,
indeed, overlooked all boundaries, both
of sect and of social condition. Its
high, clear note of cheer and charity
has appealed to an unbOunded degree
wherever human ideals have had sway.
Pesslmisin halts at it's portal.
The creed of kindness adjusts itself
to all conditions and all places. 1t
seems to be a good working creed,
despite the unattractive phases OF per-
functory giving and taking. 1t is a
cheerful creed. 1t strews life with gay
ETY. and color II Is a elimination to
sentiments of fair play. TO active sym
patty, to the doit-nOw impulse.
Christmas has no climate. It CLOVIS
where life is green and where 1t Is
white. In city and in country, in the
hills and on the desert, among the
pines and among the palms it finds a
voice. 1t is holy day and holiday. 1t
Grapes the altar and the hearth. 1t
has many American versions, and
many races add their varying symbols
to its tenderness and to it's animation.
Above all, the call of Christmas is
peace on Earth" In the present
grievous crisis of the world there is
significance In this call beyond that OF
any crisis mankind ever before was
called to read. That war has darkened
Christmas for so much of the world
may well seem, at the moment, the
crushing condemnation of oil such con-
flicts.
Yet II will remain true that the full
beauty of the day and the time is due
those who may find that beauty. Chill
dren Of every land, seize 1t for their
own. And, except We become as one
of these" life loses its saving luster.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-22

UT WAS kind of him at least to
send a special messenger. Up
to this time the only sympathy
1 have experienced has shone
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-22

dared not mention him to Aunt Agnes.
For years suffered the annoyance OF
entertaining her choice acquaIntauces
and met with her disapproval for my
utter indifference. You can imagine my
relief when the second appearance Of
Frank in our little city showed him
in the light Of a chautauqua singer
consequently eligible to admittance TO
the best circles. He sang some Of your
compositions, won my aunt, took his
bride, and here am. Suppose you take
a glance at the other envelope that
came by the same messenger"
Mae, speechlessly. laid down the
'story of my life" and fingered. the
small envelope, which held another sur
prise; silently reached for her letter
opener, and inside Of another minute a
check for 1000 fell into her lap.
When she could pull herself together
sufficiently she read the little note ac-
companying:
"Dear Miss Hope-I sang your songs
at Edgewood. and they made the hit
we have both been waiting for. won
bride and you win the cash. Merry
Christmas.
FRANK CHARITY"
1T seems, Violet, the same man has
made us both happy. He has given you
the hero you prayed for, and has helped
me to a coveted career. and the only
reason he did not make US both happy
on Christmas day Is that you took the
proper step-lived up to your name.
Faith, and went to church to have your
prayer answered, while l chose the pes
simistic mood, and when happiness fell
into my lap I threw It aside and lost
Hope in the face of Charity"