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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-11
REBELS REPORTED AS u.
VICTORIOUS At MUk DEN

LAssncistsd press NY Federal wirelass.l
SHANGHAI, February 8. The ne.
publican soldiers gained another VIC,
tory today when uley occupied Muk.
den, and gained the independence o
the entire province Of ShinP. King. Thu
province is ext 10 Chill, the stronghold
Of the mnnaEchists, ard the oeeupatioa
Of Mukden gives the republicans u
strong base on the northeast. r..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-11
HAWAII iN BECEMBER

Mrag Mills. whb,left hefe about the
middle Of December, after touring the
Islands on 4 visit to the local chapters,
Q. +. 81 was not i'll while in the ISL
ands, according 20 friends with whom
she stayed IN HoDpluln. Mrs. Henry
Williams, PROMINENT in local o. +. s,
circles. who toured Hawaii with the
Most Worthy Grand, Matron, received
q letter from Me- Mills on Tuesday,
the letter stating that Mrs. Mills had
arrived home much improved in, health
by her Hawaiian visit. The illness
from which she died must have come
on suddenly1 within the past ten days.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-11
IBPRBE
PlElllEBVEs M
Measure provinces Money For
Navy Yards Coasts of
Va On Both Coasts

tA1sociAteo kTeB y fnn1rNh WlheioAlJ
WASHINGTON FahepRw aO,vuWith-
out opposition thesesenate sgestesday
passed the FIRST sspsepare,lnezsii M.
propfiation bill received from the
house, and the maostire, now, goes %
the Presideht fof his .sienatpre, M ~
ThiHe A. the pin which ,earies an
item Of s5Q9,qOq tpE ,pgniRing the Mare
Of baftleskib, 82s "a ke, iaid |, down ~
soop asItl yard n ,,read w md an item
of kl00 AllD ~ fegnip the jaove yi9ent
yard rat Braok lyp lfer 1heswoyk of Scoi-
strncting hatt leshi IA "A. -. Us ~ i.
The phill Nh;ah VII increase the
nunbefibf cadets, Al Annanelish y thsee
hundFada I'M che next aaqtHaree ellssl
and provide fAE tRats many additi0nal
at eecb ,futnfe eptlanee, yalsC epaEsed
and has game 10 tha Bfheide6t.s WI IA
y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-11
SENATE FOREIGN COMMITTEE
APPROVES HAITIAN TREATY

1slAsaoet-teA Pres BY Federal Wirelass.l
WASIILNGTON, February 81 Tho
senate Committee on foreign relations,
without a. dissenting vote to-day. ordered
reported a Recommendation that the
new trAaty with Haiti be ratified. This
treaty provides that the United States
shall exercise q financial protectorate
oyer Hafti In much the same way as is
done In SPn Domingo, where the United
States supervises the customs service.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-11
THREAT gFNEN B9NB
sPL:gT R|gHIENssF|

NASsocAAtoo ES09Y - y nt-NANA stAA-Anaa1
K M0NTREALs-,Q Quebec, February = ~
Information received by the police TO.
day that the city han would be blown
w at noon spread alarm throughou. the
city. 4BF sqfr ~
Tine mayor returned hurriedly from
Quebec and extraordinary Prosecutions
we're taken, The city was placed in a
state Of siege with armed military fur
fes patrolling the streets and question
ing suspicious characters. Valuable la
Jpers were transferred from the city
hall to other vaults and many. extra
guards added to those ON duty ct the
municipal buildings
Noon passed without any sign Of the
threatened explosion,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-11
iEWELRY WORKERS
ON GENERAL STRIKE

tAssoeisted Press by Federal wiTaless)
e NEW YORK, February l0-The jew
elry workers have gone on a general
strike, The strikers are demanding an
eight hour day ana better working con
.ditions, Two bundled shors are affect
ed, and more than 25l0 employees have
walked ont. =,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-11
BOSTON HEADQUARTERS
Of GERMAN HoTFERS
This Is Claim Of United States
District Attorney
tAssociatsd Pfssas b. Federal wirslss.)

BOSTON, February 10.-Word that
the federal authorities have been prov!
ng reports that German sympathi4ers
have been using Boston as base Of
operations for harrasaing Gambia, was
followed hate last nighI by the ,announ-
cement OF q, W. Andsrson, federal dis,
trict attorney for this district, that he
is prepared 10 give grand jury the
case against the Teutons.
Mr.. Anderson confirmed the reports,
and declared that German sympatbizers
have been making USE of this city as
q, Headquarters for their efforts to attack
Canada.
A number of suspects jare now under
surveillance, added Mr.. Anderson. \,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-11

III ytilR Of FEVER
40
hts. Reits A; Nils Dies Sudden
'li5 AlyIn Pennsylvania o'i''F
lAsspelalsd Prer. ID Tsdsrai MIrsIsa..l

lAesociated Prers ~ FEDERAL Wircisas)
BkADfORf, sPehnas ivahlay February
lo-rSNra Rstta A. Mills. Most Worthy
Grand Matron, Grand Chapter, Order
Of the Eastern Star, died at her home
here yestefdqy Is b result Of eomplica.
tfohs which followed a fever, contract
cd i1af1oFaii slhrina her recent visit
there. Mrs. Min was ffty-seven years
old; s lsl ~ ~ eHisQaa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-11
MASTER OF STEAMER Y
'As' CHINA Is BAR PILOT
I. lJAsspOiats 4! PEs a y y EsasrAi wirsI.a.l

SAN FRAN 1SG0, February To-
9apts. +. r. Frazier OF the steamer
China, formerly Of the Pacific Mail
steamship line, and w. #. Canty of the
steamer Captania, have been appointed
bar pilots for San Francisco, In the
place of Captain Miller, retired, and
Captain Jordan, who recently died.
The appointments were announced last
night, N,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-11
SENATE ASKS PRESIDENT
FOR ARMENIAN RELIEF DAY
Associated Press By Federal wireless,

!, WASHINGTON, February l0--Ths
senate yesterday adopted a resolution
asking the President to set aside
day for collecting contributions to tbs
Armenian relief fund, 1t is now re.
ported that more than 60Q,0lO Armen.
ians have been slaughtered by the
Turks. IS. IS. r. III
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-11
GERMAN AER0PLANES
RAID ENGLISH TOWNS
fAsAociatsd Press By Federal ,wireIsss,l

LONDON, February 1O.-4-German
aeroplanes were busy over theseastern
coast Of England yesterday. Two
seaplanes dropped bombs, into a field
near Ramsgate in an effort 20 lombard
that town. No damage was done. Two
other seaplanes bonlbaped the coast Of
Kent, Dropping bombs near a school at
Broadstairs, Two persons were in
iured, one woman aud the other 0
child. a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-11
BOERl leader HEADS
]. .D|G BRITISH FORCE
General SHUTS Now Commands
IN German East Africa

tAsoaiatsdsi Press " Federal wirslsss.D

: LONDON, February l0.--The COM
mand Of the, British expeditionary for
ees in German East Africa, which have
already seized the greater part of this
last remaining German colony, has
been relinqdished by General smith
Dorrien, becaase Of his health.
General JAG. SHUTS, the famous Boer
leader, who has been minister Of the
interior in the Union of South Africa
and was formerly minister of defense,
has been named 70 succeed General
Smith orrien.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-11
TURKS REPORT SLAMS
:. !. N PERSIA DEFEATED
tA.snoiassd Press lby Federal wirslsss.,

LONDON February 9.--The cause
of the Allies in Persia, Where both
British and Russians are operating, has
sustained q heavy setback, according
to reports FROM GoDstantinopie These
Jepbrts say TINT Persian tribesmen Ia
force met the Russian expeditionaTy
fOrcesmnd severely defeated them. the
Slays retreating in disorder. The
tribesmen attacked the Russians near
Sands Hulak, which has been recap,
tured. =. ~, ~l.r n.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-11
d RIGADE ON OAHU
ID MACOMB'S SCHEME

Brigadier General Macomb, once de-
partmental commander here and one Of
the most popular of officers, is Of the
opinion that brigade could he enlist
ed on Oahu from local volunteers, were
the plans for a larger regular army
along the war college Specifications ae-
eepted. Testifying before the senate
committee on military affairs, on Jan
nary 22, General Mac0mb discussed
foreign policies and the Situation in
the Philippines, Hawaii and Porto
Rico. +'. t.#
He told the committee that the Phil.
ippMes were weak spot in the nation
al defenses, and that an American
guarantee Of Philippine independence
would require more soldiers than the
present exercise Of sovereignty, as more
trouble would result; ~. h.. =. l.a.
Foreign Policy Nav Cause Trouble
Several of our foreign policies
which seem simple enough TO us, said
the general, ,s'may cause trouble Take.
for instance, the old policy of no en-.
tangling alliances. That means we will
have no allies, and therefore must be
prepared 10 stand alone. Others are
the Monroe Doctrine, which is becom-
ing now sort Of composite affair, but
which may not be satisfactory to every
one; the open door in China, and the
Asiatie exclusion.
- Any of these policies NAV conflict
with some world Power. Behind our
policy we. must have some force. Even
Diplomatic policy cannot be carried
out successfully unless the diplomats
know that they have force behind them
Otherwise those policies viii have little
historic value, and they will play no
great part in the world.
Army To Help Navy .ss,J
s'Our navy, it seems to me, must be
large enough not only to defend our
COASTS and harbors but to 90 out on the
high seas, seek the enemy, and destroy
him. To some this would suggest that
such navy would permit iis TO dis,
pense with an adequate army, as the
navy would be expected to destroy ey.
erY approaching enemy. The reverse Is
true, Without an adequate army ut
home the navy would never be allowed
20 60 out upon the seas. II is the ade,
gnate army that will give the navy
q free hand. II il on this basis that
we have figured out the needs Of the
army. W. I'LL.
az" We estimate that we will need d
mobile force Of about 100000 men, reg
ulars and their reserves, with addition,
~ civilian reserves of some training.
We need enough regulars to garrison
the oversee possessions, and defen.l
the continental coast. We would need
$4,000 men aboard and 10000 regu-
lars ~ home. These, of course, must
~ supported by the reserves which
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-11
Plies CURED m 6 10 a DAYS

fANOF OiHIMENH - gnhranfeed 40
cure blind, bleeding, itching or pro-
trnding Piles lii s to "A days or
money refunded. Manufactured by
the PARIS MEDIcINE CO. st. Louis,
u, S, A.,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-11
SUGAR BEET SEED RECEIVED

NEW YORK; February ia part
Of the shipment Of 10000 bags Of su.
gar beet seed sent here from Austria,
has been .unloaded The rest will be
,lbipRed from Rotterdam soon. Efforts
are being made 70 induce the Teuton
authorities 70 release four thousand
pass more Ssii,a 4IoIasG IN ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09
TORCH IS APPLIED To BUILDINGS
Proprietor of the Only Hotel in the Town Was Killed and
the Building Fired-Bandits Creep Upon the Town
in the Darkness and Break Through
Patrol of Soldiers.

y exiian~
by
the
United cavalry
Thirt, or forty the n
iye civilians Wounded
Aroused
In
and Killed
nsy miles below
Wounded died
shortl battle.
Commercial hotel which,
deied though the
earefu of bodies
IA leading merchant os the
also kic defend
ing attack
r. C. Miller
to
r. Rehey. q the sauai
the
other meng
L. Greenwood. president the Columbus bank
the lie The
tiista attacked Continuing eesn
woAd sale
suddenly citizens Who
To hrsgh
siesiean~
front
In
buildings.
according citizens WIN
The a
81
notas would
more people "a 't*
OF
by battle and
erytains VASE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09
FUNSTON RECEIVES RErDRT
ON MEXICAN l. ASTON

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Nareh %.
--t.cneral Frederick Funston and
members of his staff at iott sam
Houston resolved at daybrtak this
morning telegraphlc sd,iee> telling
of the attack ON Columbus, New
Mexico. by tillista bandits.
II IS probable that Cen funston
and starr will leave for ri 'a-o to-
night
Army officers here say there were
enough troops III Fort hiss To han
die 500 bandits or Zen ti'tcs that
number"
The temper OF n large paf' of the
local garrison has been aroused by
the attack on the troops at Column
bus. Local polite are pair Nii,ng the
Mexican quarters io present threat
e.is-i clashes between Ame'ifan and
Mexican civilians.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09
'V|uANs ALSO AMONG VICTIMS
bur United States Soldiers Were Wounded Four Civ.
ilians Killed and Number WOunded-Streets
Strewn With Dead Mexican
Bandits.

PaSO Texas, March 0.-n a and
a, states
kt ON morning
L four wounded American civilians
an Unknown umbe bandits killed and
This given
who the fighting
Iru the forces at Columbus.
with dead Mexicans,
>cmn's
of buildings
the included the hotel
knc the wounded civilians given.
United beating pursued
Slocums did
'he wounded American soldiers.
Mexicans reported have been personally
Villa They the village the
the railway depot and neghborng buildings. United
with machine
railway advices.
Of
reported Villa followers a OF
''''-''
received FL freight
miles Columbus United
fighting. This
railway Offices by Conductor Lumley of the freight
d this battle 'Is 'tne
believed prished NJ A. Richmond proprietor
hotel reported been killed r. O. Miller American
and another born also shot In the
reported. aee iMt
The Thirteenth cavalry consisting about equipped with
machine Columbus Columbus only three
Pomas Mexico, Villas said have
encmd Paomas anticipation such
k Colonel slocum had increased the guard in the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09
WAR DEPARTMENT ADJ iSED
OF ATTACK DY Mi'yiCANS

WASHINGTON, March ~ re-
port from General Funston received
at the war department MT neon com
firrned the report given the United
Press by Brigadier Genera. iershing
at FL Paso that. three Afnsfican sol
diers were killed. four iajareh and
a number Of civilians k,,i.d and
wounded at Coluu,bus. Ne.s Mexico.
I'm an attack by tiliistas early this
morning.
General Scott received a Telegram
from Gen. Funston stating that be-
tween 500 and 100 N,liistas dashed
into the town. seized number of
cavalry horses. III, ell buildings and
were then chased back across the
border by United states tro1s. after
the Nexicans had killed number
Of citizens.
A later unofficial report said that
after setting fire To buildings the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09
FRENCH CLAIM REPULSE
Of GERMAN TROOPS
ATTACK BY TEUTONS NORTH
WEST VERDUN REPORTED
REPULSED BY FRENCH.
The French Also Claim the Repulse
of German Attacks on the
Douamont-Vaux
Front.

PARIS. March 9.-Repeated heavy
attacks by the Germans on the VIII
lage of BethirpourC eight miles
northwest of Verdun, were repulsed,
the war office reported this after
noon. Two of the heaviest on
slaughts were, preceded by artillery
fire lasting several hours. The Ger
mans advanced against the French
fire from Goose Hill and from Dead
Mans Hill from the east. The Ger
mans attempted to swing their right
wing against the Bethlnpourt-For-
ges front west OF the Meuse and are
making constant attacks before the
Goose Hill and Dead Mans Hill po-
sitions.
At the same time tie French are
consolidating their reconquered
works the Germans took when they
entered the village of Douamont.
They were driven out by counter at
tacks, 1t was reported.
Several German attacks on the
Douamont-Vaux front were re-
pulsed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09
HIGH PRICES or GASOLINE
FORCING CARS To RETIRE.

NEW YORK. March . WITH
gasoline retailing at g to 20 cents
a gallon many auto owners are stoF-
ing their ears or uaipg fuel economi
caliy. according 20 the statements of
garage owners today Wholesale
prices OF 30 cents a gallon are prer
dicted and this witi force thou
sands Of private and business ea-s
TO 20 into temporary retirement
The effect OF the increase Is keel;
Iy felt BY ths Ardsey garage where
''biue book" standing Is necessary 10
obtain accommodations. Wealthy
Fifth avenue auto owners are bay-
ing gasoline AZ wayside stations
where they can save three cents a
gallon IL is said a number have
given up motoring Tor the time he-
ing
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09
james and Bit,le in Camp.

WACO, Texas. March 9-Avast. 0
all hands. port your helm; shiser
your timbers. or whatever the cor
rec; nautical expression Is. FOR the
Navigator cre3 for 1916 = com
plete
Up 10 supper time last nishi Man
ager Ellis Hardy had put me lone
outnelcer In his camp. Norman
coyle. the doughty ll;tle star sho
keeps guard out back OF second
base. But a late train last night
brorgh, in both Jesse James. ths
swat-stsck artist. and also G r. Bit.
tie. tho rew acquisition vro SCI The
virginia leagne a.,rs last rs2sor.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09
March 4 rejecting the demands

March 4 rejecting the demands OF
Germany.
The government action has caus-
ed no great surprise here. Portu-
guese and German troops have clash
ed earlier in the war, Portugal
sending troops to aid the British IN
Africa, alleging that German troops
invaded her territory. Later on Pof-
tugal sent other troops TO aid the
British operations against Germany
and In other ways openly displayed
hcr enmity toward the central pow
ers. Portugal had treaty with
England pledging to send ten thou
sand troops to aid the British should
they be attacked.
The declaration Of war, according
to an authorized statement from
the foreign office this afternoon
was made necessary by the illegal
seizure OF German ships in Portu'
guese ports which was grave
@breach Of neutral and special trea'
ties"
The German statement listed
long series of international law vio-
Iations by Portugal. These inciudt
the following:
Portugal permitted English war
ships to use the Island of MADEIRA
belonging to Portugal, as ha'a'
base.
That engagements have occurred
between Portuguese and German
troops In Southwest Africa ana An
Cola.
1t is believed here that austfi'
will take similar action as a numoe'
Of Austrian ships have also oeei
seized by Portugal. Many have mh'
ed that as another result OF the dc
claration of war on Portugal oi'ai'
may enter the war on ne S'''e u
Germany.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09
FIRST DAY IN OFFICE
STRENUOUS FOR BAKER

WASHINGTON, March 0.-When
Newton -. Baker, the new secretary
OF war, was sworn in today be found
enc of the department worst trou-
bles---thc Mexican situation--star-
ing him in the face.
Leaving the White House after "a
conference with President Wilson
the new secretar, was shown the
United Press dispatch telling OF the
raid by Viiiistas ON Columbus, New
Mexico.
"it looks as though I Will have
something To do Immediately. How
ever. I guess getting busy Is the best
way to keep me from getting home
sick"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09

bandits took "a stand in tlls streets
and firing squad shot dewr num-
Der OF citizens ~ ths latter ieto from
their houses.
Columbus l. situated s.,Iut ~
miles west ot ~ Paso ann nnS about
100 population. The buildls,s wer,s
chiefly OF wood AMI iotc. The one
small bank In the town wac ,te oni,
brick building.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09
WILL APPEAL
TO HENRY FORD
AUTOMOBILES MtG>ATE TO BL
ASKED To soLsE PROBLEM
uF HIGH COST GASOLINE.
CONGRESS To ACT
Resolutions MAY u. Introduced Ask
irg Government Ia Make Gaso-
line From Process Discovered
By Bureau of Mines.

WASHINGTON. March o.-i!enrg
Ford is 20 be asked 20 use his brains
and money 10 solve the problem Of
the high cost OF gasoline.
Congressman Randall OF callfor-
MIA ia preparing a letter 20 Ford ask
ing hlm 10 test the s0-ealied ititt-
man process OF manufacturing saso-
line. When this process was dis
covered by the United States bureau
OF mines IL VAS claimed that gasoline
could be manufactured al a meen
lower cost. II there u 40 other way
to reduce the price Randall says the
government should begin the manu-
fae,nre OF gasoline.
Randall s'ilI introd lce a resolution
in congress calling on the president
20 submit legislation on such pro-
posed plan. Congressman stseneE'
son OF Minnesota. who introduced ;
resolution some time ago asking the
attorney general 70 inform the house
Why he had not prosecuted the OIL
companies under the sherman anti
trust Law. expects 70 speak on his
resolution Ia a few days.
4 have been told mat district at
torneys throughout the country.
aaid steenerson. have been instruct
cd 10 look out tor the OIL companies
Recently l heard tho district attor,
insv In Chicago vas investigating ths
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09
FEW GERMAN CRUISERS
CRUISE IN NORTH SEA

AMSTERDAM. March "a Ber-
LIN dispatch received here today re-
ported thar German cruisers. accom-
panied BY several destroyers. had
conducted successful reconnoIsanee
in the North sea and returned safe
~ 20 their base without encounter
ing any enemy warsh,ps This dash
20 sea Is believed 10 explain the re-
cent report OF Dutch shippers that
the German fleet had left the Kiel
canal ard was cruising in the North
sea in search OF British warships.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09
80 V|LL|STAS
REPORTED DEAD
ONE REPORT SAYS THAT FROM
FIFTY TO oNE HUNDRED
MINICiNs KIilFD.
CIVILIANS ARE SLAIN
Seven Citizens OF Columbus Reported
to Have Been klilcd.---shot
Down by iiandits as They
Ran from Their Homes.

DOUGLAS, Ariz March 0.-fff.
u to one hundred Niliis,as were
Killed I'm their ips aston ot United
States territory at Columbus. New
McNico. early today, according to n
report from Col. III j Siosam. who
Is in command of 'he smerican
troops. He also said that ahout 500
party and tha, the action lasted from
i:30 to 0:gJ o'cl,ck.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March g.
II am especially pleased ~ith the
way Marquard has shown 10. said
Pitcher Coombs. before he and Mar
guard and Catcher Meyers OF the
Brooklyn Nationals depa' ed for
Daytona, Fla. after spending three
weeks doing preliminary work here.
Coombs declares tha, all three are
In fine shape.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09

DAYTONA. Fla. March s.-Dave
Hickman, former Terrapia star.
gathered most OF the honors when
the Dodgers stove in Steelson's Col
lege. 10 10 10. fhe Dodgers first
full length practice game. Hickman
smashed out three triples and a
double.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09
HANY HAS OFFICIALLY DE-
aRED WAR ON THE POR-
ltGCEsE GOVERNMENT.
FORMAL NOTICE
portuguese Foreign Office Has
F1 Formally Notified Such
DECLARATION Has Been Is
saed by Germany.

nlN' March o.-Gef'many to-
uN'afed war on Portugal and
"usuesc government became
outeenth involved in the world
la.
authoritative statement was is
outlining Germany's position
pointed out that the seizure of
:" 'hlps by the Portuguese
authorities was "a violation of
between Germany and Por-
po'iding that in the event of
a~ufe arrangements must first
"ae Tor Compensation.
herman minister at Lisbon to-
oui'ed the Porsuguesc govern
uhe declaration and ha:ded
nyiai document to tho foreign
we minister remarking:
"rman government there
declares herself from this
war with Portugal"
fnian declaration is based
uon Of Portugal in seizing
"oeiueation German ships in.
N Portuguese ports.
lion was following by !
irom Germany in which
ged that Portugal viola,.
commercial treaties be,
many and Portugal. an.
vas offered to show thai
~ ~ vas a vassal Of England :
'ots Portugal replied ~