The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-06-01

no reason to bocomn nrrIfod no.r .
war that was likely 70 ~ fn;sbea sn~
day.
The mammoth war loan.. .,fho,, -
by confress. and the saie ~ the I ,.s-tS
bonds by the National bani.s sna ,,,,.,.
erone other nocneies 49, .,-.t.,irr
Tie connfrv from aho}o n, 49,. y, -
fact fhnt we ate "a ~, ~ a AK = ~, ~
III many davk befo{. XII, n, ~ 4, W, =. ny
army ~ 60oO00 nnaa- y "a
sstIof Is,y Win X. 4. ~, Z,
eress ~ do~51.5 ~ we w.
,se nnact,ent y, S.i'' "a ',o o.wvieu 'soi
.a,,sa ~ az IA fo''.e ~ !. ", ",
~ ,,s.,> \ =. sent,inen.
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y .vusa. ~ No.sn'eet armies, tne ap-
peIenSe y, w WI ofpaftment oficiaF 70
enron .ne evnscf'pts VIII bring vivid
reaiization N every community Of the
great war tasks the nation has under
saner, s,'2 more; mere pas been no
war thAs''vn YET IN the course sQf a
Few weeks these taxes will be In opera
uon. Nouces from INTERNAL revenue
collectors n additional assessments
will help the average man and woman
TO remember and realize the war obi
cations that are upon them as citizens
Interest win Be Aroused
And "A IL bv no means a a,stant tina
now. before the war conceionsness win
be upoh the American ueonle The del
LAYS III attaining h have been inev,.
table and the processes have hean verv
much the same AZ were "a Enelana a,
the earlier DAYS 81 the war and -
were act0ss the border N Canada. III.
deed ,Canada,s experienees have bean
al influence IN the American states
along the International limo. The war
with Germany. Il might III noted in
passing, Is obliteratino the Canadian
border. The oil time community rivhl-
ries between Canadians Ind Aniericana
and the national nntapohisms are dis.
appearing. seem. as matter Of fact.
already 10 have gone. For the people
on both sides Of this line are Of the
same blood And ancestry and have
common aims and Aspirations.
Annonnceme fhhf 4 holilla " d..
stroyers from the United states Nhvv
were alreadv on the other s;de. coo1.
Grating with the British Navy. came
first from London. It was rather q grim
commentary on the self imposed cen.
sorship Of the American press. Moth.
ing In connection with war Legislation
BY congress has been fought out 10 de-
terminedIy as the question Of censor
ship Of the press. The President and
the department OF Justice wahted
ratner STRICT censorship, the nelHs'
papers r 4. is y WIN ~ ~ tneir lnnq,
shee hnu tne[ RIe1Hiie.', noiulng thh'
tnere was su,neiens PATRIOTISM among
neMspapsl gwss.s An ~ WOLF '.,s n9s 70
XII" ~ ~ an ,,s,os 80 "o"'u - ne'p
bsv t ~ l ma i,sa,, !. ,,o,,,,t =, 49,,
.orss;,, q I IN ~ b;ab ~ e W.,
x , srsP NJ bstsll,sa yn,s +s;% f 1,
49, M "a ssd 49,, IA, do.a ,,,, ,;,9s
thouobt sbould not M nr;nteJ = RI
was known Al Roston for instancs
Wban fI,a deatrover aot;lla danartea
And n was hlso known M other news.
paper Offices Approximately the dav
When the torpedo boat destroyefs
would be at Enalish boris. The navy
department., however, would not release
az INFORMATION, which was Of very
great national interest and undoubted-
~ has helped to spar the people ON to
war activities and consequently IL came
first as news from London.
Important Political issues
A very great deal has been printed
IN the newspapers on the mainland
about the iiaportance Of sending sol
diers forthwith. This proposed activ-
ity was thought to depend upon the
despatch Of volunteer division under
the guidance, IL not under the command
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