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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05

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Sdmon5 elmer Sblongc lid iortrin..
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felt.
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lgiOcriic6IidD borod. 00S &ublifm
IoNtc Ioiit flotibte 9cifoa mir
lclblt fonltcn.cin S0Nclu tidOt unters
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mic chi SNlo0, 0aB mir bier iiecil
bier 10 nobe DER Gor0onclleu, no scr
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oicicm SIugcublidc ienc rGie @rntc
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len 9rotc9tcn Sotcntanj lobcn ton.
ucu.
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id it'd por mid bin.
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nein gtodbor nit icincr rubigeu
Uionncsiiimmc. aSriIBcr o0er ipdtcr
nuR CT ia fonuueH parln ioien
mir ibu trogiidl Hcbmcn?"
&orirm trogiidD ucbrncn? Sal sic
lem @codnfen icet nidtS 9tcucs.
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oentcn mo bonoem 6eutc ali oic
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Sitter orS SoDes. obnc 8lutt uu0
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|or mcbrcrcl Sabrcu biclt idl
mid on ocr itnIicuiic6cn 9tipicro oui.
sVion bnoeic luto pIGtihorte pcrlniiat
an StrouOc, lm0 lnGcnO io5iuona
men mir III oie Auogcnoc Slit bhiouS.
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lorgcnloic 6rclloc itortc Gic Taulcll
luogtcu iidl mir mcbr ihal mlo dngit
lid GinonS oui sic Giuci. GS mar
ndnIid bcridtct morOcn OaB cU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05

0roBcr SailiiCg. Gin Sci0brlc9cs lln'
gcbcller ourc6 Ocn Sne5toual in'S
@iittclmecr ciliacoruugcn iei inO Oie
yfccreSuier imliCbcr made.
@n0e Dioi lag Gin Welhwn0cr gro.
Ser cu0Iidlcr arel3cr Nouj rubig
an Ocr g4clifiiiic ser NtIbiuiel tlollis
poIi Sic lugcu ID OrGucnO ino Turcbt-
crrcgcu0 0o Cbnc llngcnuG fonuiclt
lie uo9l iobolN lie cS iiir 1ceignct
0iclicnsmit ibren iAmercn @clhiiecu
SOD ua0 &crocrbcn IN bic tiirtiid,cu
1duBenlnicu ipcicn luuBtcn lie
Oocb ooB Die iiirtiidcn Mouoncn 0ic
,lfn 10 uiel idmdc5er iuorcJ niVlt oil
ne berHniounten 5o ider imO
iclbitbcmuBt laNcH iic sd, ooB lie
iclbiI ocS yIo1ts in boiler 9elentb
tnna iuobltcn
God pIoeIirb tnu llnrnbc il t0rc
NciGcn; ocr glonlirol befnbI i9ncb
81 lopiercu Gin orobtIoieS ScIc,
Nronml bate bcrisbiet oaB i'm Nlits
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05
Der Ruter OeS GOOes.
Son @raf SSirsc 9lI6rucr.

Sn @cieIIidait ocutidler Secoiii.
sierc bate i6 lnlter Ocn 9lto3iei i'm
@ctit Champs oas @lobl bccn0et.
gSir ioBen Dor ser 5um CONNER.
t6eoier umgebaltcn g(renn sic flei.
ncn SGBhcu tiirtiidjen aoiiec5 por
inns. SIN groBeu llmfrciie, oprN sic
sIlleen Oes uciteu @5orteus creinQ iiCb
Dos 5abIreide eigeuortigc @ublifnnt
Der SeOantc, oas glbeno iir glbcn0
Dies moocrniic Sommcr.Ncitourout
@eros bimt 6eIebt. @ricbcu, 9Irmes
nicr, Siroeliten in rotem 6e5 init
grcIliurbi9en SoolshlhcuL Giii5icrc,
OFT nit 0em rotmeiBcn 8an0c ocs
o@iierneu gionOeS~ qeibmildt,
monhmal ouN Oeu gIrm Iii scr @iu.
D., 9ofciten nit mcbenoGI Rci6er.
oiarettcn. 6albmiihiisc @odfiid)c unO
ipiclcnOe ainoer init SeocrboQ. Ser
&orboua 6otte iid chen nod) Der Ero.
button oes ipauidlen GGn5etpnores
9cicntt inlo aing nun ipic0rr in Oie
9obc, lmt cii tIeines, arididt ec.
bauobabtes Observation-Disclosures BOT.
5iIfiibren.
D}it 6ierliden Sbritten triit ser
Soo bcrcin. Seine Gno@cnbGuoe
lcucicn lpciB, linO Ountcl iturren sic
lccren SluaeilDobIen. crooit0tii6
idreitet er iiber oie gabnc, oo6 sic
Witlif miro lcbboiter mo nit ibr
ouc1 oie Nrfueglngen OcS anot6eu.
monnes; er begiunt iicb s uoreben,
5n ton5en ln0 bingcriiien bon 0en
imuer iuilOcrcll iinnloiercn Gbpt6.
mus ocr Eonprridlingungeit ooQ.
iiibrt CT eincn toaeu EaluucItonj. IN
cilen &ouIon poa pon olc6cr 9loicrci
euoigeno, OoB Die StclSbcinc, sic
Stnodcnorme lich niht mcbr All sen
9limpf ocS SfeletieS 6aItcn. ionOern
ailf cigcne Non0 0urD Oic 2nit mir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05

Der Smelte S{oniafttnopf tnIr0 lang-
loni beumtergcoriidt, ciu ldaricr
9hld, elm 5iuciter IGbt ooS 8oot er.
idjiittern 3ipci Gorproo8 lalticin
Die dnOern bleibcn ais &cierUc llor.
0pd merocn Die obgeidoiicrei Robrc
loiort llell gclnOcn
4I0BIid, oriiben ollf oeul 0cgucr
@clDeauna, Gos 9luoer ilcat 6criut
Gle @laihinen raieu nit GuBenter
aroit man bat 5ipei qeraoc q Aunu-
ftreiien mic ieine brae 2inieu aNf
oent gSuiicr 1cieben. Nir6 e. acIin-
gclb uS3upeiden2
Die @eihii6c tradcH aui Som
@intt. bon orm sic Communication
ousaegangeu 5u lein id5einen ood i'll
bort nidts iucbr Su iebcn oas 8pot
1T lpurloS ilutergetaucbt qS Dralpht
ieineu Griola 5unadit ni6t 5R
ldloucn ionoern rur su boren
Gin 0itnpicr &rod. @ctrpiiaul
6reloi9cr 5tol3 iii ocu 0eiidtern
Der llsSootslclttc ltuter @olicr.
Gilernc Wtcilen olIf Dem actrniicncA
Sdiff; oenn oort bc0inut Oer @auipf
aegei Oas imerbittIihe Clement
plocB cin Irclier adbc boiinluasles
ocn 9tcit gaIr cine lIs8potiincrung
0urch eigeue Gorpe0o6oote. 0ie in
iIiegcuocr Salt oeu llutrciS 0tB
ihmcrgetroficacn GdijfeS obiuaca
unO icocs gIuitmir6eu oes @cAfoHrs
unnloalidl moheu 1ibt uebcH cldcner
SiIdti0feit i'm 2ccnilbcritnaSoieuit
idauod)e SllSlidt 0as toipniloe sMiif
ld5ipimmidbia 5u erbalten.
Gic 1ponnung im ll.Nopt III aes
iuidlen 9fubc, ober feine Grid)loff,ua
tritt ein 9tod lit9t piel 9lr6eit, ilody
Der gciabrlidlc 9iiitInorim bon. 1er
@rnit Oes @eriifeS, Ste St6were SUI
arbcit bali ober aud jeet Sic Scela
i'm @leitbgeiuidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05

iouot battc 9lnl 3. ,NiIi mar Nerinla
mieoer oui bobcr Scr, it0on Gags
Oarouf ucrienftt cr ocn 5000 Son
ncu mGHtiGcn NilistrcBer Gar
tbago~, Ocr init Suppcu lmo @lu-
uiiion belaoclL acrooc ou9clonot
lour.
GS1ciBt onB Gn1Iauo cilicn sErei5
Don 5000 @fmO Stcrlina oili Ser
iiugS aopf ouSgcicet 1abe.
Sderlirb lit cS iuo6r SAB scr SIc
icDl scr ctgllicpcu glOMirolitGt bci
orobenoer @efabr 0cn allnion Dad"
cirBuSiebeil lln0 Oltrd bic Sloqac it
1enOeincr flcinut nauroIrn 9tdtion
su criescn Gin oetilider 9cueis 81
fir it, OoB inn SQuic scr 3cit Gne
lanOS aItbcriiNnlte5 tSciaOl nN ,fair
plou" ano .DouoilrD betrddJtliM all
aroit cinacuiiBt bat SrobocN modtc
idl oiIi CSrlno pcrioulider Griabrim
aeii 6c9aupten 0nB, menn obiacS @e
riiNt oui ySo6rbeit beru6tc. Sut
cnoc bon 0nglanOs bciten NidnneM
nit &craAtung acacn iolA eiueit
Snlrtcmreid auIbcaebrcn luiiroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05
Sin OcutidcS llnicricc6oot III DulIer
Sati9fcit,

Sic Soao ciucs ocutidicn ll@oo,
tcS ic5ilocrt ciu Sodmonu scr Of.
tclbor bic allirc9cuocn @iinutcn OcS
Sompics ielbit Ourhlebt bat, III iol.
gcuOcn anid)oltlicbeu sSortcu
Gas &oueru olli @cutc ltcllt oH
Oic 9ierpen Don 6ii9rcr uno @iaa.
ir1ait sic bGhitcu glnioroerutgcu.
@noIid etl Ueauerl GOeRpiIol-
Better 9lrt S0ane 6aert l1uit
Der ,Sciuo, naH liebt cs ourdl oos
Scbrobr GeIitIih an Der AuaipeIIe;
ooer loIltc etlDa Die 8ugluelle bon
cincm gcididten GetorotiouSntaler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
spend Holidays Here.

Arthur LEROY Capcrton. OF New
Haven. Conn, is visiting his parents
MIR. and Mrs. Clifford II. Capcr;on. Al
l5i6-A West Avenue. for the holidays
Misses Sarah and Lena Capcr ton. who
are students at Chatham Episcopal
institute, viii also spend Christmas
with their parents. on West Avenue.
.IuIt In, Ind Inn mil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
SOUTH HILL
rspecial,o The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial I" The Times Dispatch.l
SOUTH HILL, VA, December "a
The leap year dance al the Hotel
Nordan was one Of the most enjoy
able events of the season Those dane
ing were Miss Eula Gregory with DR..
J. y. Davis. Miss Phillis Bailey with
Blackwell ScogGins. Miss Emma Smith
with g. W. Copley. Miss pclma Jones
with Oliver Palmer. Miss Mary ianrey
with !. Thomas Peasants. Miss Louise
Chaplin with |. Taylor Nanny. Miss
Sarah Will Estes with John McAden.
Miss Willie Pace with T.. V. Langford.
Miss Mary Nanny with Robert DuSgcr.
Wilton Morris. Robert Iancey and
charlie Johnson. The chap"rons were
Mr. and Mrs. r. = tombstone. Mr.. and
Mrs. a. NJ. Rawlings, Mr.. and Mrs w.
w Wright. Mr.. and Mrs &. r Skinner
and Mr.. and Mrs NJ. NJ. Carver
Miss Eula Gregory entertained on
last Friday afternoon. Auction bridge
was played. the highest scores being
made by Misses BERTHE Ma" McAden
and Mary Yancey. Miss Willie Annie
Pace was awarded the BOBBY prize.
Those present were Misses Mary
yancey. Bcrtie Mae McAdcn, Louise
Yancey. Annie Mae Crutc. Willie Annie
Pace. Dclma Jones. Emma Smith.
Sarah Will Estes. Mary Davis. Mary
Nanny and Mrs II. NJ. Sncad.
The young people Of South Hin gave
a hop on Monday night Those dane
ing were Miss Philhs Bailey with
Blackwell ScoEeins. Miss Mary Yanccy
with Herbert McAdcn, Miss Dclma
Jones with oliver Palmer. Miss Emma
Smith with 3. w. Copley. Miss Louise
Nanccy with Thomas Pepper. Miss
Sarah Will Estes with John McAden,
Robert fancey. Charlie Johnson. Rob-
crt Dugcer and Or. j. y. Davis.
Miss Gilhcrta Smith. of Nirs In
termont College. Is spending tho holt
days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George 4. Smith.
Miss Martha Hite, of Blackstone. is
spending Christmas with her father.
l.. O. iIitc.
Mrs. w. II. Holden has returned after
spending several days in Petersburg
Miss Ercellc Barham left on Friday
for Capron. Va. where she will spend
the holidays with her relatives.
II. II. McAden, of Snow Hill. ~ C..
is spending the Christmas season with
his mother. Mrs. V. w. Epes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack owen and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. VI. Hcartwell. Of Lawrence
Vile. Va. were recent visitors.
|. Is. Rcll. of Luncnburg. was
visitor to South lin during the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
OXFORD COLLEGE

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
OXFORD. y. c.. December 23.-Nevcr
In the history of oxford College has
the spirit of Christmas been so ABROAD
in the land" The dining room has been
the scene OF many happy gatherings.
Last evening Miss Carrie Hobgood.
daughter of tho President. entertained
the faculty and students with Il real
Christmas supper.
On last sunday evening ut the meet
ing of the Young Womcn'S Christian
Association II impressive Christmas
service was conducted by Miss Bogps.
one Of the teachers
With Il few exceptions all the girls
will return after the holidays. and an
unusually large number tf new students
Is expected ut the opening OF the spring
term OH January 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

to be given in honor of Miss Edith
rutherford. Of Goochland County, who
is spending Christmas here The af-
fair viii take plHc" in the Walton home
on the Three Chopt Road. on Friday
from $50 to II o'clock. and the younger
boys and girls have been included in
the Invitations.
The annual ball given by the V +. l..
Richmond club will take place this
season on Friday evening. in the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues Armory.
This entertainment will be a large and
brilliant affair, with more than 200
couples present. Governor Stuart and
his staff. Mayor Ainslic and the Admin
istrativc Board. and other prominent
guests will be included in the invita-
tions. an orchestra will play for the
dancing, and attractive favOrs will be
distributed among the guests. Invita-
tons have been limited To the Y. i. L.
students. the alumni Of the school and
their friends BRENT WITT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
WELDON

Special to The Times Dispatch
WELDON. y. c.. December 23.-Miss
Norma Catherine Heltzel. of West Vir-
ginia, who has been here for some time.
has returned home.
Miss tiahcl Vincent has returned
from Greensboro to spend her holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs c. p
Vincent.
Mrs y. NJ. Austin, of Norfolk. is
here to spend Christmas with rela-
tivcs.
Mrs y. e. Duncan went to Duke
this week TO spend the Yulctide SEA-
son.
For the first time here arrangements
have been completed for community
Christmas tree. No gifts will he dis
tributed from tho tree. tho King
Daughters having delivered presents
I'm wagons to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

Continued on Second Pagc.)
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-15
Prohibition Is Likely To Become
Dominant Issue Before Solons

by the judiciary committee yesterday
It provides for a constitutional amend
ment which would enforce national pro
hibition. The proposed suffrage amend
ment was reported without comment
by the committee.
The fact that William J. Bryan, for
mPr secretary of state, has thrown
himself heart and soul into the fight
for national prohibition and has as
serted that he plans to make the Demo
cratic party "dry" party by the
next general election, while at first it
Was received with smile, is now re.
garded as being indicative of the trend
Of public feeling. Senators and rep
resentatives from all over the country
'haYr brought back with them to con
gress reports Of the increasing senti.
mcnt in favor of nation. wide prohibi
tion, and this is likely to have its effect
in the debating which will follow the
taking up of the question.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-15
FRENCH ATTACKING
NORTH OF VERDUN
Driving Germans Back According
To Official Admissions Made
BY German Staff
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless,


NEW YORK, December 1.-THE
fighting on the battle fronts of Europe
is clOuded in the mystery which the
censorship casts over it from time TO
time as big events begin to shape
Themselves. 1t was reported yesterday
that the fighting in Rumania continued
leavy and that the Germans aud Aus.
trianS are Still pressing the Rumanians
and their Russian allies backward.
The invaders claimed to have crossed
the River Jalumitza hot in pursuit of
the retreating Rumanians, and that in
other directions their advance con,
tinues unchecked.
The French however launched the
most sensational assault of the day.
On both sides of the Mcuse river,
north and northeast of NPrdun, they
attacked, and reports from Paris say
that they are advancing steadily, haV-
ing already taken many prisoners and
much ground, hut the details of the
fighting have not been allowed to seep
through the censorship in Paris, and
Berlin has had little to say regarding
this struggle beyond declaring that the
attackers have made advances.
North of Monastir in Serbian Mace.
dOnia the fighting has been resumed and
yesterday the German Bulgarian armies
began fierce bOmbardmcnt of the
Serb positions TO the south and east
SO far as reported this has had but
little effect as yet.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-15
tAssOciatsd P, sss BY Federal wirslss..,

WASHINGTON, December l5-Al.
though even the more enthusiastic pro.
hibition leaders here do not expect ia
rorable action on the pending national
prohibition measures at this session of
congress, it is generally admitted even
by the opponents of the measures that
the question of "wet" or "dry" will
be the leading issue to be brought be.
fore the houses after the Christmas
holidays, which will begin December %
and last until January >.
Admi nistration leaders last night ad-
mitted that they doubt whether the
bill will reach the senate in time for
any action at the present session, but
they assert that it will be the domi,
nant issue in the coming sixty fifth
congress.
The measure which is before the
house now was reported favorably upon
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-15
DANES APPROVE SALE
OF THE WEST INDIES
(Associated Press by Federal Wireless)

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, December l5-Thc people Den
mark voting at pebiscite held yesterday srongy
record favorng to the United
States the standing 283 900 for l57 900 against
When the proposal sell the islands the United
$ZoOOOOOO several ago. agitation
and was met by The oppo
ION to the became outspoken that the legislative
nay refused to the responsibility for final
erred the matter to the voters of the Kingdom
he result OF the vote yesterday shows that opposition
the sale OF the islands shared by majority the people
The result Of again up to the Legislative
body of the The United States
ratified the proposed purchase the
the DANISH parliament based the result Of the pebescc
probably follow.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-15
Wants Uncle Sam To
Begin Baking Bread
tAssociated Press By Federal Wirelossl

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireIess)
WASHINGTON, December Is -
Representative Young of North Da.
kOta introduced n resolution ycstcr-
day proposing that the govcrnmru;
construct -four and bakery mill in
Washington i'll order to learn bN
actual experience just what the price
of bread per loaf should be for the
consumer. In advocating his measure
he declared that Uncle Sam would
then be able to give an actual de
monstration of the cost Of making
bread.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-15

the crew stayed at his station. The
release of the chlorine gas when water
entered the storage batteries did not
seriously inconvenience the men, though
only their early rescue saved them
from the danger in this regard. y y
The vessel was leaking badly. Grad
ually she was seen by those ON shore
to work her way inward TO the beach,
cutting down the distance from shore
by fully one Hundred and fifty feet.
AT the time 1t was believed the weight
OF the waves had moved the submarine-
Last night IT was disclosed that Lieut.,
Bogusch had emptied his submetging
tanks Tighten the craft 30 that she
would be carried closer to shore in an
astem pt 10 sssist tho. a1rk or ting rrs
cuers. a.. ~
Earlier in the day, the tanks had
been filed in an EFFORT TO let the diver
rest low in the water and steady her
perilous position on the shoal. ..
Later fVe men were seen ut work on
the deck of the diver. They were armed
with axes and started cutting at the
wrecked superstructure. ..-.f~- H.. -
Again an attempt was made to make
fast to the diver lifeline shot from
shore and once more the attempt proved
unsuccessful p.
Rescue Follows Quickly
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-15
Japan SCOTS AT
Peace Proposals
Associated Press BY FEDERAL wir.l...,

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirsless)
TOXIC, Japan, December IS
The foreign Office issued a state.
ment today saying that Japan does
not take Germany's proposal for
peace seriously, regarding il merely
AS II political move on the part Of
the Teutonic Allies, and not made
in good faith or with any expecta.
tiou that it would be accepted by
any member of the Entente.
The foreign Office added the state
ment that, in its opinion, the En-.
tcnte Allies would have to 90 on
fighting to the end and until ulti-
mate victory is achieved. Peace at
the present juncture is regarded as
impossible.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-15
Washington Officials Compelled
To Admit UnIikeIihood Of Allies
Meeting Proffer Made BY the
imperial German Chancellor
PRESIDENT WILL REQUEST
CAREFUL CONSIDERATION
Secretary Lansing Preparing
Notes Conveying Terms Of Ber-
Inns Offer To Members Of the
Allied Group Of Warning Nations
tA..ocI.,,d Pros. ), r.d.r.l w,r.l....,

- AAHINHTflN. DaRambPr ub-
4" AItho,oh !, !. ro..;blo ,L., 70
" o,0 '' =
the United States formally re-
quests the careful consideration Of the
"erman peace proposals when the gov
ernmcnt forwards these proposals to
the Entente nations, that the latter
will oivs them nol;ts o,ton.;or 4 = ad,
No. N - .'''. =, 80,
"'''eu oh ah SiueS mere tha' tue AhleS
have not the faiutest intention Of
needing them and opening serious ne
,potiations with tho CentraI Po,vers
l,,,,,..,, :. -, a..,...,.,. -, 1. .fL,
y '"s 49, -. ehe'
-, =. Epul r I.ondon; " iftro
grad and TOXIC eoine Official and semi
% official statements which put the hope
wbish ma pras;d.nt aud neB.ars 20 tbo
.dm;n;.,r.,,a. 49, - r1.a.;aa
80 ~ ~ nsse zen ts"suCihe
,nao oh",dnIIns a =. TnI gS 'nI "ei
10 naooor ~ ms iuesuay' oeyohu
'ng m oounus OF PioDaolnty.
,r;.n 80 ~ ~ ~ ;Sana:1," nnu S nuS
"a - !. ~ meh.toaly "oru.
~. pras;daa. o' ~ ops"st .I .ne way ior
be forwarSs ,ho sUan.s.ion az "oPe T,pn, Tne.' pon
liz 80 W:s .ne usi1s'ion rom ner
Iondon Rome p.ri. nd % TnIio ,"t a.
that 10 aImost IN ,ha, an 10 an;I ~. su
A. W" ''u 'o'
1.,,.. r,.,. r
S"n DApioniabs nopo
The view OF the German diplomats
mere Is that thes.way has been opened
FOR asking for meeting of representa-
tlves of the belligerents, and they said
last night that that will be the next
step IN all probability. This meeting
would be asked to "discuss the general
terms upon which peace could be ar
ranged" One OF the German officials
here declared that If the movement
goes that far 1t will result in an actual
peace conference: Inc state department
Shnouhceu last night that the note from
Sons'ahtinople IL expected tins evening.
NO note from soma Is expected.
,,y oeSre.ary lansing Is now preparing
iuehlcai notes 10 the diherent mem
Dors oI Tue entente, and 1t is hoped to
TyrMsIa tnem Immediately.
AiUyu-Seo,se IL
A., peSPaIcnes from London, following
snOSe Irom faris, shocked those here
VIZ nao looked forward to speedy
eruing Vi .he war through the offer of
'hS enanceiior
er ttioya'"epge oid not appear
In tne houSe OF commons at the TIME
ne was eAPeGteu 70 make an important
SPeeoh On hiheo Poney yesterday, but
nohar LAW enancellor or the exche-
4Ger, maue statemeht indicating Brit
sn re'usai oi the supposed German
81 teImS' lhe new premier Is IN bed
WIN severe eo'a.
"a mI. law saia mat britain has not
ses receiyeu 5he IeutSn proposals tor
Peace, ana adued signlheantly that the
EnLenle alnes require adequate repara-
Co, to" ,to Lor .ne past anu adequate security
ior tne luture.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-15
Plans Fine Job For
All Ex-PreSidentS


WASHINGTON, December IS
Representative Moore of Pennsyl-
vania has bill providing for giving
all ex-presidents of the United
States seat in the house of repre-
sentatives, without vote, but with
the right to address the house. The
bill carries with it salary of
$25, 900 year. 1t also provides that
candidacy for any political office
would automatically bar the candi-
date his membership in the house.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-15
FRANCE TO co DRY
DEPUTIES DECIDE
Whole Country Affected BY Meas
ure, Prohibiting Liquor To
the French People
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wiroloss)

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)
PARIS December 1.-THE French
parliament today decided upon prohibi
tion of whiskies, brandies and other
liquors. Premier BRAND declared be
fore the chamber of deputies:
This is grave question which
must be regulated in war times 1t.
solution, which involves the country :
salvation, is in the suppression OF
alcohol" He was greeted with ap
PlauSe.
Deputy Maycras intericctcd, "for the
army, - and BRAND replied, eyes, fol
the entire country"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-15
WAR RISKS JUMP
tAssOcistsd Press by Federal Wireless. }

NEW YORK, December l5-The ina,
rinr war risk insurance rates have
jumped up fifteen per ceut for vessels
bound to ports in the Mediterranean
Sea. while ships with rargoes consigned
to Transatlantic ports will have to pay
ten per cent additional over what thew
have been charged in the past.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-15
Bomb Conspiracy Witness Stands
Firm Under Rain of Questions
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless,

5-Io witness the
remained a
Two disced IA to
detail Of his of how he had
consulate, dynamite British munitions.
o deserter fromh
Ma and wereu uusuc uceessful
he
agents 70 his
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-15
AMERICAN SLAIN BY
CARRANzA AUTHORITIES

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirsless)
Ell PASO, December l4-Alfonso
Lciva, an American and an ex.viilista,
has been executed by the Carranza
authorities at Juarez, according TO a
released American who arrived here
today