davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
Gitt tfit Rinobeit at Uerttopfmn9.

@ie 8upibs, @i6 = Sd hit iGt 9ttbbct INNER on
Geritopiuuo, otcr Jest arbeueu n1eiue @iu9epcibe regular. Sd bate
beft8e sdmcr5cn i'm Saren6 nnb bate mr cine babe sdacttel Socis
Sore oebraudf, a5 sic Sdner3cn o~erIhpanbeu up ntnlner mtes
bertc6rtea. aud hattie i'd enen eigentimIi6en Shmer8 i'm Sopf,
neldrr ebeniaus perihpaab. Ieue Sdnbe, 6ube rmb Nu9en branrs
Some duBerit bantbar; es mar gepiB cine @ottesgabe, baB i'd BON
beier 0eepisin borte Sd perbe es ieoen1 2etoenpen empteblen, pa
,ib nberseuot bin, bas IS fir anrere bus @leite TIM lam, fe fin
mid. Sd bin attInbiinf8ig Sabre alt, unS rpeun i'd Die aerde
fonIuItrte, Ia9ten ie mir, i'd miBte mid opertren IalEn. aber i'd
IeB es niht gu. Wrs. y. Spfman. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
9(QeS FIR Sic 6ciuncbcit

Scbr einoeInc bieier tpertpoaeu gefanbteGe bient baSu 8u bels
fen, an i0rbern. aui3ubaueu auf Dem @ert Der anoeren. Sebes figt
benz aSrpr elm benOtstes Clement Der Iaur Elm. Scoes bat arbeit gu
pcrrihten umb perriftet Tic gut. Sic ipercen peeen bekr ibrer Sdbisa
tt pertaubt. @ir bebaupteu nid, bide Sn9reSen5ien in SopisSone
eutpedt gu babeu. iebes ein5eIne bat ieinen eigGen tpoblperoicuten
Ylas in ben meSi5iuHden gidern fat Der san5en abHiiirteu @eIt.
Gr b~emipruden ur ben areSit fr bic erfoareiAe dormsI. bic Rr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
nlaaen, uieren II. lleruei1 tuarftt krattk.

RuutcIIp, 8is. = Che ih nit ben1 Gebrard bon Sobis
Some bcsaun. mareu neiu GIagcu ub @nren III ihehsnr SuitanSe
NIB nreire Ncruen pareu serriitct. Sh bate ltarte Stmer5en auf
mciuer Sruit uo bate teincn Hppetit. Sd mar itis trant nno
id mr. i'm 8erin9lel arbeuete, mar ib poultdHNtg er1hopft
Geiben id Spois Gone 9ebfaudc. bin i) 9eiuub uno tann cine quite
S~aeesurbeit perritteu. Sd eiie cine tldtige ,Wtabl5at llo 9enie6e
tie mcir gPaoeu perbaut lie uno tic befcutmt mir, bd nteine &C.
pht bon 1876 SimO Gnf 14o aeitegsn lit. peIfes elm iebr sus
tS @cipidrt fir eineu Wauu meiner @rDSe III. Sd arbette dngeltreugt
rnb bin ntdt mibc. uuo Die Seute bcucrtcu. I'M ME piel 9eiinber i'd
bin @eun ih ueiuer Srcuuccu bcaegre, pelde mid itet5 fragter,
fnS mir fc6!e, 10 imo tic iberraidlt umo iraeeu mid, tpas ib fir
nrcine @eiunphett 9etan babe. Sepermarn lam ieben, pb IS Elm
guRs Giutcl lit. S~repeTtd &rueger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
Gbifa9oer batte aerinae Iotfnuna.

Gbica8p.SIL. = Sd bin &c Sabre alt uno fpar ict Sabs
rem ntagenleloeno.. Sd bate bsnabe iSe ange5ci9te gieoi5in sesen
Tertopfun9en uno @nS I'M gfagen gebraud,taber erbielt niemaIs
tpirtiihe sssiierms. big i'd Die soSisSones Srobesc fferte annabul.
SD tonnte teme Sa9Sarbett poQbringer, iuar INNER mipe lm0
tonnte peS !ad9ts nbht ihlafen. Sd nahm SopisSone nit tpenis
Soffnrng anf Seilung, ba it 10 pieles oeriuht bate, aber oils ij
Ole gan5e SrobeIbudltel beuuBt hattie, tpnBte ih, ba6 ih enbidb bo3
9tdtiae gfunSen hattie. Sd rabm 4 !SbattcI uS befinDe mid beis
nabe pteber iie elm Surge. SD perrihte metne Irbeit germ, ihlaie
gut uno bin frii9 am gor9en, uno SobisSone bat bes beprtt.
q. e. Slopper, 1857 13. Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
.Grbielt 6e[Mn0beit nn0 6lii&.

groptIhn, q. 0.-@ Cor 8 gaonaten ididte i'd na6 elmer
Grobeihadtel gooisSone, i'm 2tpeiiel bariber, Oh es mir Senuna bon
NenSHtdt ns algeueiner %erih6pfnng. ~reridaffen pirpe. aber Jest
bin ih pQ pes Sobes onruber BON Der mir oebradten Seiluna. gub
Rrantbeit nno Eerpoiitat bin i9 Surd5 gobt : Sore slitib &c.
nprben. Srau W III. Sertid,
500 St 81. StraSe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16

gubi- 9pne bietet Gub feline mcrtpuaen Sienite serabe iett. bt.
rft ppn bieier Settle, falls Sbr franf ieib, fals SIR mebisiniife
| Silte brandt, fails Cure fOrperliden Srsane nidbt wirfen, mic
iie iplten, fails Guer &6rper it'd IN nnnaturftfem Suitanb be-
finbet. Safar lit Spnis Gone ba bic 8eiunbbcit, 3raft,
9ebensireupe nmS Starfe wiebersnseben burh startuns bes
| S1rpers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16

llu1lL llllp pNAOilNAlNAt ~ t'S ~ .N''O
mebr om 2c6en lag. SD mar meiItenS
iebr idtpGtIid ieit Der 8eburt meines
eriten ainpcs, urb aIs ih nit AZ Sab
rem am 2ebeuspediel anlangte, brad i9
suIammen rnb tpar Elm poultdnoige:5
@rad. Meine 2eber rnb Ra9cn tparen
in ioId I6Ichtem3uitaube, bab i6 ifreds
lid ausihaute unb ole, Die MIDI iaben,
eIaubtcn. i6 miibte iiferlif S6tpirolu6t
baben. Sd fiirbtcte, baB i'd lau9iam
mcinem GRADE entsescnsiug. SD lit am
eanSen &orpcr an N%euraIgic. Sobalo
id nit @opisS Gone be9anu, merttc id, Sab
mcine Nerocn itdrtcr lplirben. uro radls
benz ih cine gauge S6adtel gebraudt
hattie, tunute i'd ibIafen nup setpdril ipies
Ser Soiimru9 am. &eben. Sd bin iebt
iiber ben 2ebensipedieI. Sd befinoe mid
Jest pie elm Slpan5igidbriges @dSfen.
@ein Mann uuo beibe ainoer baben es
t ale 9ebeilt.
Irs. 81. g. 9erbarpt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16

6ipeturolteb5lg sabre oil. Sn pdlle
Hbeumatismls uno SerSlcioen uno
Elm 8eipidt auf meincm NagerJ dl5
tpenn elm 9leibau barauf ld9e. Sd bate
teinen Slppetit uub iant 81 einem tpabs
rem SteIett berab, oils ib Die 9ootsSone
In5eige erbIidte unb meme liebe Sraii
Dor lin9efGbr afIt Wonaten mad elmer
Strobe : S6ahtel idrieb. Gls i6 8tpet
GHadteln gobisSoue eebraud)t bate,
mar Ser &lumpeu perihipunoen, paS
Scrslcioen uro 86eumati5mus iparen
9cbcilt uno ib touute itlafen. 8, mel
die Seilung bies mar. gS 1tno Jest
iibcr 5 Ipnate, baB i6 nidlts mebr bon
bicieu &eiben peripiirt babe. gteine
Srmi bat 6tpet SdadJteln gegen thr
Ser5z uub @a9enlcioen gebrauht unS
dIs mir es felt pielen Sabren tparen.
8tIIiam SepIer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16

pref Ier5tc baten mir ni1t fur SC. aber finf S6adJteI BON gobis
Zone beHten mid bon 9eberz rb giagenIeioen. SD tpege nebr,
bettnoe MID nns9e5eidlnet uno urbeite uurnterbrpder. IS iino 10
gIonate eerltrtd9en, riettSen1 i'd suerit gobisSone periudte. ib peb
iontt, p6 Der GtniIuB auf Den S6rper ni1t idneu perloren gebt.
Geo. Steti6, 62 Belmont Ipe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
Sic bradj ,nfammett, ein uollftdtot9es
Wrads, beint 2ebenswed(fl.

2impu, G oIp.- SD bin cine lebenoe Seueir fir Die Srai
bes gobisSpne. SD besaun bamit Dor ctpa bret Sabren, als tb iep
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16

fen unb probirt 81 ba6en. SD rate ieber franten SerIon,
mem Sadet gu ihiden uno es 81 ~prpbiren.
9. s. 3 II m 10 a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16

&6rper. SD lagte meinem Ar5t, baS
i1 einen @anotpurm babeu miiiie. Ser
Slr5t CAB mir Iebi5irl, aber i6 ipuroe
INNER i6tpGfer unb iant bon $50 BID.
auf $50. SD tpnrtc nift iflaien.
meme Siibe tparen talt, meme 3uree
beIeet, linb if bate einen idredliden
&~opffatarrb urb Sieber, uno ieben Rors
gen Srennen i'm Ragen. Gin Spe3ialiit
ipolte mid fir $4,000 6eiIen, aber i1
bate nift 9enrg baares @eIb. SD cling
nod gu Stpei anberen Ier5ten unp ieber
iagtc mir, baB i6 meine Irbeit in Der
@rauerei a~ufeeben miiiie. SD periufte
SD b1rte bon SobisSone unS gIau6te,
SaB i'd es perinfsn iolte. pie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
Spe,ialit uerlanet 500 fit Die Be-
banolun9 ffitles gales.

SoIebo, Sbio. = Sd lit felt Sabrer art gtaeer iib
2eber unb bate bas 9efibl. als befdnoen lid 8iirner in ntetr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16

IIge AIlTuue pOlt Va 1rtppe llll0 Eilellrloltn
ipdbreno pieler Sabre. Nah 8ebraub ez
niger S6adlteln Sieies Ytittel5 ipiirbe ib
lInb Sersuilgen arbeiten, pbsIeih i'd 10
Sabre alt bin. Sd arbeite immer, uno meine
Sarmarbeit lit iebt lebr ~bringenb, ga iJ
feline glrbeitstraft erbaIten fam. Sh lam
gut idlaieu unb meine Seroauuna lit pieI
better, tpie friiber. SD fam @eince Sies,
&urlt unb &raut eiien, ipeIdes i'd iebr Iiebe,
aber iebr ristaut fir mid tparen. bis ib
8ooi>Sone nabrr. SD tpeib. baB goois
Gone Elm sroBer Sesen in meinem SAL
mar nno bin iebr %erfreut. Die Iu5eise seis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
Dfilte Rbeumatisml1s ln0 Dfrilei0fa
int alter uott y Sabren.

SANS, SIENNA. = @ooisSone bat @unber BET mir 9etpirtt.
.b babe iebt feline gagens pber SerSleiben mebr. SD bun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16

Preiies Der SrobeitafteI sefra9t tpurSe. ionbern germ bafir be
5ablte, as i'd MIDI bon Der 9ute iber5eu9t hattie. SD babe pielc
2eute bapon er5GbIt. mrs Suian 8ttter,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
errpies fl6 als 9roker Segen fit oie(en
7~3jdbriaet GARNER.

. Spnt1tana, Wp. = @S itnS is Wtpndte peradreen, feitS
lb cine SrobeifahteI SobisSone erbieIt unb nit benz @ebraud5 b
les gsittels besann. Sd !par iebr idwad5 uno eri6opft burdl ia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16

bebaftet mar. SD hattie ben 8ebralid bes
red)ten Nrmes berlpreu, uno tpar beinabe
bilflos bon Hbeumatismus uno 2umbago
i'm &iiden. SD Iieb mid BON peri6iebenen
tur5e 3eit SiIfe, niir ScbisSunc beilte midi.
nadoem ale anbereu Sad1en periagten. SD
bin 70 Sabre alt. SD babe cine quite Sarm
llnb Stabtbaus, linb fam ihon Ieben, tpenn
il 9eiunb bin urb 9obi ; Gone bat mir
piel 8enub I'M sitter bereitet. Sd hoffe.
baB oieIe 2eibenbe Die 9pbizSon Sfferte
beadten iperben rnb cine S%robeldadtel
nebmen, tpie i6 es tat. SD modte eripGbz
men,. baB ih nieuals na6 Dem Setra9 pes
| nefrnnt murine. innNern narn nnfiir be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
latte B(d0unaen uoa Jlersn. un0 nlaga(ei0en.

yuuG OluyultytN UuN Jutt10' u'O d''aYollolUou'
ct Qpuis, Wp. = S6 n5bte germ Gin Sautestuort Iasen
fir be pmScrbare gerduberlm9li in meiner @eiunbbett. lett ib
SooisS one aenommcn babe. @oi Spei Monaten tonnte i'd fanm
beriia,sebeu,' bate NiercuIeiosu ufS barte Sinmpen IN meinem gea'
IdnurSem, aud, Die YId5unsen ub beiube mid 10 lpobI re ien,ano
es bel meinem glitter eriparieu. tam. S6 babe MIR Spei S6adlten
sebrau6t. SD ipredge INNER 81 @unlen bon goopsS9ne nit allen.
Die Id fenne. @arg a Sresl9m
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
gatte felt 20 sabren Rbeumatismas.

gEeter,. @ebr; Sd, bin Dantbar. bab ih gooissone &C.
braubt babe uno es rid1t oertniiien braudte. tpe es bele tun mil
len. @s heiIte MIDI bon &helnatisnus. tpomit i'd lett 90 Sahrel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27
IAssocis.ed Pref by Federal wireiessl

WASHING. On. ID. G.. Jar.. ~.
Leouafs Wood today tod
the house conlEiittee OH military al
fairs that the &. S. Army is SO
short OF Offices and men that in
the event ilitefeention were order
ed in Mexico. a.ae army could take
the field at only half its full
strength. ~
He declared that all army in
Mexico should consist OF 10000
men, and that they could be easily
landed on the Atlantic. He declar-
ed that if the United States should
send an army 10 Mexico, it should
consist of not less than 10000
men,.
Gen. Wood urged the adoption of
enlistment terms that will attract
higller-grade men to the army. He
opposes, he emphasized, the pro-
posed continental, army plan. He
said that the American navy is
fourth among the fnavies of the
world in efficiency but in its pres
ent state of unpreparedness might
be annihilated in 90 days. An in
vading army, ht declared, could
easily be landed on either the At
lantic or Pacifsseaast. and he said
that any attack ,wonld be without
warning. and thsf an enemy could
land 100000 melI in 80 days, get
ting its supplies from the invaded
country.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27
HOSPITAL FOR
Children HAS
MONEY NEEDS
Kauikeolani Seeking to Raise
Endowment TO $500, 900,
Says President Dole

That the Kauikeolani Children's
Hospital is somewhat behind as re-
CARDS funds. and has been during the
last year, is the statement of Hon.
Sanford B. Dole, president of the cor
poration, in connection with the an
nual meeting of the hospital authori-
ties which is being held at the insti-
tuition, Kuakini street, this afternoon.
The meeting was called for 8 o'clock.
Judge Dole says that the corpora
tion has been seeking additional funds
and that it is desirous that its endow-
ment be at least 100000, which would
give the hospital a sufficient income
to meet all expenses without running
behind II now costs from $4,000 to
$4,000 each year to conduct the insti-
t.tion.
The cost of maintenance, Judge
Dole added, differs in various years.
The greater the number of patients,
the greater the cost, he explained;
yet is costs less per person. Taking
everything into consideration. the
president added, the institution is con-
Quoted quite economically.
Need Nurses Cottage.
Judge Dole pointed out the need of
new nurses cottage, in order that
their rooms. now located in wing of
the main building, might be used for
additional quarters for patients. The
hospital also needs an addition to its
contagious ward, he said, and, by way
of explanation. remarked that, during
the epidemic of diphtheria about two
years ago. the government sent a
large number of children to the insti-
tuition and tents had to be put up in
the yard to accommodate many of
them.
When telephoned to today, Miss
Janet NJ. Dewar. superintendent of the
hospital, said that indications are that
the institution will come out in the
clear financially. There are now %
patients at the hospital
Reports were to be presented at the
meeting by the following persons and
committees:
Audit Company of Hawaii. auditor;
Miss Dewar, superintendent: DR.. R.
w. Benz. attending physician: DR.. W.
c. Hobby. attending surgeon; E. A.
Mott-Smith, chairman of house com.
mittee: Sanford B. Dole, chairman
building and grounds committee; W.
o. Smith. chairman financial commit.
tee; w. o. Smith, treasurer.
Two trustees to serve three years,
to succeed Judge Dole and Mr.. Mott
Smith, were to be elected.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27
YUAN suing FOR
PEACE, DECLARES
SHANGHAI CABLE
Yunnan Provisional Govern
ment Names Conditions I'm
der Which It viii Listen
Especial Cable to Liberty News.)

(Speclal CaDle 10 LlDeTty news
SHANGHAI, Jan. 27.-Yuan Shih-
Kai has asked for peace with the revo-
| lutionists. At a meeting held in Pc
king yesterday afternoon, Yuan,
through his delegates, stated that he
would call general election for the
purpose OF selecting members of a
new cabinet il the revolutionary sol
diers will abandon their present at
tacks on the monarchists.
Present at the conference yesterday
were Shun Hi Ling, former premier of
the Chinese cabinet, and Chu 81
Chong, ex-secretary Of state. The two
prominent Chinese were in conference
with Yuan Shin-Kai for several hours
yesterday and as result of the meet
ing a message was sent to Yunnan
Flu asking that the revolutionists dis
continue their advance.
THE Yunnan government received a
day which stated that IL the revolu-
tionists would cease their operations
in the different provinces Yuan
Shih-Kai would not take the throne,
and further would Immediately call a
legal election to form a new parlia
ment which should decide whether a
republic shall be maintained or a
monarchy shall be created.
Make Three Demands.
In replying to the message, the
Yunnan government, on the advice
of DR.. Sun Vat Sen, issued three de
mands which must be carried out be-
fore peace will be definitely decided
upon by the revolutionary forces.
/. Yuan Shih-Kai must resign as
emperor and president, and further
more must leave China at once.
2. None of the men now holding Of
flee under Yuan Shih-Kai in Peking
and none OF the relatives of the em.
peror will be allowed to hold office
No member of the monarchist party
will be allowed to participate in the
conferences to establish a republic.
8. The revolutionary government
now at Yunnan Flu will be the sue.
cessor of the Peking government.
No word has been received from
Peking as to what the representatives
of Yuan Shih-Kai have to say regard
ing the demands made by the Yunnan
government
Ready to Fight in North.
In several parts of Mongolia the
people have declared their independ-
ence of Yuan Shih-Kai and the Mon
golian troops are now marching to-
ward the border line between Mon
golia and Chilli Yuan Shih-Kai has
ordered General Chang Cox Ling to
make an attack on the Mongolian
army, and several thousand troops
have been despatched to the border
line to prevent the oncoming march
of the men from the north.
General Neu King Ken, in command
of 5000 revolutionary troops, is now
on the way to Kwantung province
from Kwang 81 to attack the garrison
at Canton. Yuan Shih-Kai has 10000
soldiers in this port, but they are di
vided into five divisions, and many of
the men have announced that they
are in favor of the revolutionary poll
cies.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27
French Trenches Taken, Say German

GERMAN HEADQUARTERS. jan 2.--The enenys artillery
today sheed German positions in the ahs Of the 1apders
AT the time the sheld the Wcsende
district. both attacks being without effect
"The Germans both sides Of the road from Niy Neuve
after blasting operations omd the French positions along nnt 500
600 long capturing officer. 3 machine and
three ninet throwe After unsuccessful counaac b. the
enemy there and other trenches which the Germans had
tbs. few days, there axel
1he city of Lens today heavily shelled by the
On the front the only notable several
cessfu advances by German and Hungarian detacen Of
Gen. Won Lnsngens army"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27
M'CARN SAID TO BE AT
WORK AGAINST JUDGES
ROBERTSON AND WHITNEY

The rumored selection OF the Iowa
man, Huber, as district attorney for
Hawaii comes as an entire surprise
70 local politicians. II is now conjec
tured that the attorney-general and
the president regard Senator Coke as
technically disqualified from serving,
as previous reports were almost un.
animous in saying that Coke was first
choice for the place held by Jeff Nc,
earn of Tennessee during two stormy
years and now temporarily held By
Horace w, Vaughan Of Texas.
Coke's disqualification arises from
the fact that his term as a territorial
senator still continues and under the
organic act he cannot take such an
appointive position as the district at
.torneyship.
Whether McCarn has been backing
Huber for the position is not known
here. His fight on Vaughan is Ger.
tainly being kept up. Furthermore. II
is reported on good authority that
McCarn is organizing fight In the
u. S. Senate against the confirmation
of two Hawaii judges given recess ap-
polntments. by the president-Chief
Justice Robertson and Circuit Judge
Whitney. II is said that McCarn
hopes thst he can line up enough Dem.
ocratic votes in the senate to defeat
their confirmation on the ground that
they are Republicans. and that, he
claims further. they are under
the influence of the "big Interest,""
here-a set of charges in this regard
somewhat similar to those by Circuit
Judge Stuart against Justices Robert
son and Watson.
Justice Quarles before leaving for
the mainland not long ago was credit
ed with the remark that he would not
return to Hawaii n the chief justice
were confirmed, but his fellow mem
bers of the bench and bar do not
think he would relinquish his position
on this account.
Were IL not for the fight which Nc
earn is known TO be making on Dis
trict Attorney Vaughan. the reported
selection of Huber for the u. S. dis
trict attorneys position would be TAX
en- as heralding the appointment OF
Vaughan as federal Judge to succeed
the veteran S. B. Dole. But persist
ent rumors from Washington. say that
McCarn's charges. first made by let
ter and cable and later taken on per-
senally, are so explicit that not until
further information is secured will
the department Of justice recommend
action by the president.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27
BRITISH TRAPPED BY DESERT
TRIBES IN SOUTHERN ARABIA,
FRENCH ADMIT HUGE LOSSES
STATEMENT MADE IN CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES THAT RE-
PUBLIC HAS LOST 800,0 600 KILLED AND TWICE AS MANY
W0UNDED-ENGLlSH LAB0RlTES AGAIN VOTE TO 0P-
POSE C0NSCRlPTl0N
(Star- Bulletin Special by Mutual wirelessl

BERLIN Germany, 2Advices Vienna this afternoon
bring the information that the OF Montenegro Aui1
has been virtually crushed BY the heavy forces OF the Dua Monarchy
Cen Nirkoech the leader OF the Montenegro and several other
Alonenegrin generals have surrendered at Denoyorad
announcement also made that the German attack NetIvIe
has been resumed and Geo Yards of trenches captured
BERLIN Germany, 2The canal uenaced by
the Turco German forces according here though Is
strongly fortified and large bodies OF stationed the vicinity
despatch from Cairo the Cologne Nokszeing aySat the
British southern Arabia dangerous position the result OF
attacks by Arabs and Turks who largely ohered and equipped BY
Germans is reported that the British casualties this part OF the
up December 80 amounted $4,000 killed 10000
wounded.
The British territory protecting the Suez canal peed by the
OF the trbesen trapping the British forces pa
the region.
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MUNITION SALES TO
ALLIES OPPOSED BY
BIG PARTY IN DIET

Especial Cable to Hawaii. Shinpo)
TOXIC, Japan. Jan. 27.-Because
Count Okuma and the cabinet favored
selling ammunition to Russia and Eng
land without the consent Of the Diet.
the house of peers is attacking the
premier They state that the action
is unconstitutional, and the majority
OF the members OF this body are now
opposing the premier on these
grounds
Heretofore the attacks against the
premier have come from radical par
ties Of the house Of commons, but at
the present the upper house as well
as many Of the people Of Japan are
openly attacking Count Okuma for his
stand. His resignation Is expected,
but Count oknina has announced that
he win tight # out with the members
of the upper house, and expects IIs
ollcoe1[s % <e1'11 from I1.- |c|I
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DECIDES
TO INSIST upon
RAISES in PAY

Predictions that there may be
things doing on payday next Mon.
day at the Capitol were offered freely
in the big building this morning in
view of Josh" fuckers avowed inten-
ton of insisting on a raise in salaries
of his employees.
1t was suggested today that Gov,
ernor Pinkham may not favor the land
commissioners, action enough to let
it go by unQuestioned, even though
the land commissioner has the power
by the organic act to hire, fire and to
raise the salaries OF his clerks and
assistants. Some persons predict
that the territorial head viii issue an
order to Auditor j. H. Fisher against
any such raise, and these persons say
if such a thing should happen Tucker
is not likely to back down.
My assistants deserve raise in
salaries said Mr.. Tucker today, "and
/ intend to stand by my plan to give
them raises. That is my power as
commissioner of public lands"
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HATTERS TO
Be ASSISTED
Associated Press BY Federal wirelsssl

IAssociated Press by Federal wirelessl
4 CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 27.-I.abor
union men throughout the country are
today giving one hours pay for the
relief of the members of the Danbury
hatters' union, who have been ordered
by the supreme court of the United
States to pay large sum for a boy
colt of their employers a number OF
years ago. In most cases the union
men of Danbury, Conn, are unable to
pay the amount charged against them
and in default must lose their prop
erty. Many face the loss of their
homes
President Samuel Gompers OF the
American Federation of Labor pro
posed the novel relief plan in celebra.
tion of his birthday, which is today.