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austria IN MOST I
|'BESPERAfEPEIGHT"'
Swiss DISPATCHES Say Measures
Being Taken To Avert "lmmi-
ient Bankruptcy
IAs.ociatsd Press BY FEDERAL wirslo.ul

PARIS, January 24-Austria is in a
desperate financial condition on account
Of the long drain Of the war, says des.
-Patehes from the Dual Monarchy.
I According to Geneva dispatches, the
government has decided upon an ex.
traordinary measure to avert "immi-
nent bankruptcy. f.
a decree is about to be submitted TO
emperor Charles whereby fourth part
iof tll real and personal property of the
inhabitants will be taken by the state
in exchange for a kind of mortgage
bond, payable "when the financial sit
.uation permits"
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POWERS ARE
a..s'DEERNINED TOWN
(AssOciated Press BY Federal wirslsss)

M IAIsOclated FFes5 " FodoraI WHeIessJ
LONDON, January 24--A Reuter- 3
despatch from Berlin says that the
presidents OF the parliaments of all
the Central Powers az their recent
meeting, drew up and issued mani
festo declaring that the nations they
represent are resolved to endure every
sacrifice necessary TO make victory GER
tain and that they win all stand to.
gether until the end. TIT. 49,. .
The president Of the Prussian upper
house Of parliament, in opening the
session, said that he hoped that the
present year, 'fdespite its disappoint.
ing beginning, might bring peace, - nc.
eording to Reuters despatch from
Berlin.
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AIMS IDENTICAL

"Mr. Wilson, if read his speech
Alright, is aiming at assured peace
for the future. That also is the
aim of the Entente Allies. We have
therefore no right to call the plan
which he suggests utopian, That
it has been the elusive dream OF
many ages means nothing, save that
il Is, was and shall continue to be
worth dreaming Of and working
for with the best that is in us. i,
with Oliver Cromwell, greatest SCI
der Of his time, hope to see 4 9
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HACK HORSE BOLTS;
:. PASSENGERS HURT

Hack 27O figured in runaway yes
terday afternoon. In the vehicle were
Mrs. Kaleowahihe and Dick Kane. The
horse, while proceeding along Kahala
Road, Inauka of the insane asylum,
took fright and bolted, and, in the up
set which followed, the occupants Of
the hack were thrown out. Pr =.
Mrs, Kaleowahine sustained a scalp
wound and bruises, and Kane had a
shoulder wrenehed and hand
scratched, ...,
The cases were treated at the emer.
geney hospital. ,..''.
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MISSISSIPPI LAUNCHED

NEWPORT NEWS, Virginia, Janu-
airy 25-The new superdreadnought
Mississippi was launched here yester-
day at the yards of the Newport News
Ship Building Company. She is sister
to the Pennsylvania, and is believed
to be one of the fastest and most heav-
lily armored vessels afloat.
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.F|L|P|NOS ACCUSED OF
ASSAULT|NG TWO GIRLS

lMail special TO The AdVerrserD
HILo, January 22-Two Filipinos
were before Judge C. X. Quinn in the
fourth circuit court this morning on
charges of crimes against girls under
the age Of fifteen years. Both had
previously pleaded not guilty to the
charges, but when arraigned on Monday
each withdrew this plea and pleaded
guilty to the indictment as charged.
Felix Cahiwat and Sylvester Imperio
were the two men, their victims being
two little Hawaiian girls of Honokaa,
one of whom had several other Filipino
lovers beside Imperio. Judge Quinn
sentenced each of them to not less than
three years nor more than ten years In
prison at hard labor. . = - ....
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MRS. c. 4. RICH SUES !.
.fCAPTB|NH0RDIp0
VI. bMlasEEe EF llglINlif.
Charges Long List Of Cruel Act
ions BY Her Husband
(Associated Press by Federal wireiess)

SAN FRANCISCO, January 25--Mrs.
Charles H. Rich, wife Of Captain Rich
of the Twenty-afth Infantry, Schofeld
Barracks, has fled suit for divorce in
the courts here. .rt.,. III !,
Captain and Mrs. Rich have been
here for the past several weeks, living
at 32 West Cantonment, Preside, Cap,
tain Rich being ON leave. q
The grounds for divorce contained
in the libel fled by Mrs. Rich are al
legged continued cruelty, the allegations
reciting long list of such. The libel
liant asks for one hundred and fifty dol
lars a month for maintenance. g..
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Meetings to protest against the Ger
man policy of dcportatiOns of Belgian
civilians from their homes into Ger
many have been held in New York,
where former Secretary of State Root
and Former President Taft were speak,
ers and a letter from Former President
Roosevelt was readJ in Boston, where
several leading men of the nation were
among the speakers, and in Philadslphia
whore the speakers included James M.
Beck, former assistant attorney general
of the United States. and Bishop Rhine,
lander Of the Protestant Episc opal Dio-
cese az Pennsylvania The details Of
ias Philadelphia meeting reached Ho-
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PRESIDENT WILSON IS rr
FASTENING LEGISLATION
(Associated Press By Federal Wirsless)

(AsSOciatPd Press BY fedpraI WireIess)
WASHINGTON, January e4-Presi,
dent Wilson again visited the Capitol
today in accordance with his plan OF
hurrying work on administration meas;
'ures. He conferred with Democratic
leaders of both houses. +II sHDB
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CURE THAT COUGH.

When you have troublesome cough,
II does not mean that you have con
sumption or that you are going TO have
II, but il does mean that your lungs are
lain = Cough Kennedy before II is too
Smith & Co, agents for Hawaii.
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SEEKING
Change IN LEGISLATION
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? tAssoeiated Press By FederaI WireessD
WASHINGTON, January 24-The
representatives of the four railway
brotherhoods today met President Viii,
son and suggested to him changes in
the bills pending in congress on the
railroad situation. Mr.. Wilson asked
them to outline the proposed changes
in writing, promising to consider them
carefully. No details of the changes
they wish have been made public, The
senate commerce committee today,
while considering the railroad question,
voted OUT the provision forbidding
strikes pending investigation.
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JORDAN ASKS MERCY .
FOR white SLAVERS'
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fAsSoGiatsd Press by Federal wirsless)
SAN FRANCISCO, January 24-Da.
vid Starr Jordan, noted educator and
peace Propagandist, is reported asking
elemency of the department of justice
for Maury l. Diggs and Drew Can't
netti, the two young Californians whose
conviction under the Mann "white
slave" act was recently upheld by the
supreme, court. '.,..
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IDEA NOT UToPIAN

The speaker did not characterize
the suggestion of a peace league Of
the nations as Utopian. Indeed he
went out Of his way to assure his
hearers that it is far from being
such.
"The Germans" he said,
through their chancellor, Doctor
Won Bethmann-Hollweg made what
they were pleased to call a proffer
of peace. You all know about that
ofcr-so-called-and know that it
received from the Entente Allies
exactly the kind of answer it de-
served. t. y
1T is however, impossible to re-
gard the proposals made by the
President of the United States in
any such light as we were forced to
regard the suggestions that came
from Berlin. WI. ''..'@, ,re&. @
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JAPANESE DIET IS /.
H' ORDERED PROROCUED
- Ei.Iil INN IillllllI
Mikado Sends Nipponese Repre-
sentatiyes To Their Homes
Especial caplegran % Hawaii saInyo,

Especial cablegrsn 70 Hawaii shinpO)
TOXIC, January 25-The Mikado
yesterday announced that he has de-
cided to prorogue the Japanese diet,
and the session came to an abrupt end.
A general election is to be called soon,
but no date has been set for il as yet.
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Smallpox On Board =. i.
Sends Nippon Back

Especial tCablegram TO The Hawaii
.s.... Hochi) .
TOXIC; January 26-The T. X. X,
steamer Nippon Maru, which left
Yokohama last Monday for Homo,
lulu returned TO Yokohama yester
day owing TO the discovery Of sew,
efgl victims of smallpox on board.
The steamer was immediately sent
to Nagahama for disinfection, It
il unknown when tho steamer win
sail again. f
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MORE STEAMERS SUNK
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LONDON, January 24-Lloyds agen.
cy announces that the Dutch steamers
Saliand and zeta and the, British
steamers Treameadow and Neuquen
have been sunk in the war zone.
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FAcTs NOR THEORIES

!, But" continued the speaker,
ethe circumstances are not different
unfortunately, as much as Mr.. Viii
son and we ourselves, would like
% have them so. We are confront
ing facts and notdesires nor .theo-
ries, and We must deal with facts.
Under the existing circumstances
other means than those so glowing
ly and enticingly outlined by Mr..
Wilson" sa.....
Proceeding Mr.. Law declared
that to consent to Mr.. Wilson's
proposal at this time is utterly inn
possible, as it would leave the Ger
man military machine, the cause of
this frightful war, still unbroken,
and in a position to continue the
damage it has done and is doing to
the world. This we of the Entente
Allies simply can not do" III, ,
Mr.. Law was addressing a mon
ster mass called to consider the
proposed British war loan, cam
paign for which is being conducted
through the entire country, and
took the opportunity to make an UNI
oficial-or semioficial--reply to
the Suggestions put forward by the
American President. ...
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Britain Lays Ban -.
p On Shell Contract

(AssOctatsd Press BY Federal wirsloSs)
j LONDON, January 24-The Brit
ish government today forbade Had
field s, Ltd, TO proceed with its con
tract for shells with the United
States navy department Gas long as
the exigeneies Of war continue"
Hadfeld s, which far underbid the
American firms, was recently award
ed large contract. X
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ttT.ff NF0 F-I w 7
Spokesman For the Lloyd George
Cabinet and Member Of British
War Council Makes Unofficial
Reply TO Presidents Proposals
CIRCUMSTANCES NOW MAKE
SUGGESTION INPRAcTIcABLE
Declares That Entente Must
Fight On Until German Mill
tary Machine Is Utterly Brok-
en- and World Thereby Saved
lAasecla.sd Pfsss " Fsdsral wIrsls.s.,

". AAAssSiStoo Ftpss " feusth WHetoasJ
II ONDON, January 25-That
- the aims of President Wilson
as expressed in his senate address
the other night and in notes to the
belligerent powers are almost iden-
teal with those for which the En-
tente Allies are fighting is the sub
stance of remarkable address de-
iivered in Bristol last night by Boz
mar Law, spokesman for the Lloyd
George cabinet and a member of
the war council of the empire.
The British official declared that
the governments OF, Great Britain,
France, Italy and Russia are in
hearty accord with the principals
outlined by Mr.. Wilson and that
were the circumstances different
would be perfectly willing to join
with him in his plan for a league
of nations which would act as con-
STABLES to keep the peace of the
world" 5.s
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Trains Of Auto Trucks Loaded
! With the Heavy Impedimenta
Already Have Started On Long
Trip To the Border From Camps
CITIZENS OF COUNTRY
| ABANDONED ALARMED
Washington Hears That Admin
istration viii Request Car
rama Forces To Defend De-
serted People From Attacks
tAssociatsd Press by Federal wireless,

tAssOeiassd Press BY Federal wirslss)
Nv ASHlNGloN, January 20
~ ne WitndraWai OF ''eil-
erai k-eLsili'e ali st'il PuilsiVs e~
peaitlon from Mexico mas Degun
ana tne Trans Oh auto trucks WIN
the neaVy IMPROVEMENTS Oh tne
camps are on the'r way north'
y ne troops nave peen concentrat-
cd az 1Solonia DuDiail ana are
ready 70 march.
! ne United states VIII prop
aDly request FIRST liner Iarranza
70 take steps 70 guard tne ioreign-
ers IN the section whieh mas Deen
occupied Dy terSs'hing ana 70 MAKE
such ulspositioh OF FORCES as WIN
prevent the Ialalns anu pupisli-
ing oil the residents as mas Deen
threateHned by rancho Niiia' r..
.-s~ CITIZENS FLEEING -.
That the citizens are thorough
ly alarmed at the prospects of an
immediate occupation 81 the eva
cuated district py the Viliistas IS
SHOWN ny tue NUMBER OF 'heii
neeihg nortn 10 an asylum On
Ainericah SOIL among tlese le
iugees are many Shhhese' ihe li
oers OF winch race nave peeh
"lpea OUT IierciiesSSiy ny VIVA
whenever tney can DC eaugn''
IN view Oh inc dlahger IN wig
these eninese are DelieVed 70
q speciai order mas Oeer SEM
the immigration authori'les on
the oorder and TO the ooraer
guards to'a'ioW them 10 cross tne
international line INTO the Unit
cd STATES II pelng decided that
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ldrift Der SdgIiden Gmaba
Srtbiine.

8iele 2eier bon n8eutid- ameri.
ia, Der brtorii6en un6 bohinterei.
Iquten 3eitidriit Der Gdglidet
omaha 3ribiine, boben ben 8uni9
ge6uBert, oieielbe eiubinoen un6 mtf.
benaGren at fonnen. 8ir muroet
oa6itr6 perunIoBt eiuen Ginbanb
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idmodpoa nit idnor5em umidlaa
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bliotbef biI0en.
9ie QreiIp Ter gtnDtalDe ftrl
ME foIat: 8oaitanoiger Sahrgorg.
ole geprunern pom abonnenfen &c.
Iiefert ~gebanioeI $1.75.
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bun0pn, $3.50.
gouItan6iger Sobrgang, ole
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qae ghummern zines 8ierteIiab.
res, BON Ser 3Ggliden Omaha Fri.
bitne nadgelieiert, aebunoen, $3.50.
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Geltite Notwithstanding init
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porth, Cmabo, gleb. III
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MeSisinHaes.
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GRAIN

GRAIN
 CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Increasing SUD- plies had bearish effect today on corn but talk of big export sales of oats formed something o- counterpoise Corn finished unsettled $1.21% January and $1.195s May, the close ranging from 4 decline to 50S advance com pared with Saturday. Oats gained to F net. Provisions varied from setback of F to rise of 27.
 Notices of heavier shipments from rural sources gave tne corn market a decided downward slant at the outset and there was evidenee that cars were beginning to be more readily available than has been the rule for some time. It was said that Omaha was turning consignments to Chicago. Weather conditions showed improvement. The visible supply was only 41,000 bushels less than last years total. During the last half of the day rallies took place after oats had climbed to the highest prices yet this season.
 Persistent buying forced the advance in oats. Receipts conGnued light and the visible supply total sharply de- pressed.
 Liberal receipts of hogs made pro- visions easier until offset by grain strength. Close:
 Corn: Jan. $1.21% May, S1.195s