The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-02-06
Solons Begin Work of Preparing To
Meet War With Germany Should
the Break With the Kaiser Lead
4 To That; Berlin Reported To Be
Determined On Submarine Plan
AMERICAN SAILORS FREED
Associated Press BY Federal wireless.)


VIZ ASINGTON February 6Anxious back whatever the
w President do congress is setting itself the work of
making all possible preparations for the with Germany which
all hope may be avoided but few believe can be-
Fifty million dollars will be placed in Mr. Wilson'S hands the
construction of submarines the completion Of those already
process Of construction the bill which Representative Emerson
introduced the house yesterday passed. everyone that
it will be Immediately S$s44E.@ eth # @5
Kaser government that Imperial
had decided the demands of the United States would
the capture the British Yarrowdae South At
antic There are Of these prisoners according to the
Berlin dispatches and they liberated Sunday.
TENSION EAsED FOR MOMENT
For time the which looked though Germany
intended meet the requirements Of the United States eased the
tension that has growing in this city steadily the formal
thate United States intended all
tOas with Germany bs @Redistsy after news thar an
suesssEies e hs was doomed ship ou
Tls announcement that WIam Wallace Of atinore had
killed when the British Eayesone had been seled and sunk
by German submarine startled official Washington afesh and made
war loom than .ass4sss5f
According story told under oath BY survivors
the stopped by Uboat and the ordered
leave in the small boats at once AS they were going over the side
into the little boats the undesea raider opened fire upon them with
the light that mounted forward Of her coming tower and
hidden under hatch until the for putting into operation
~ SLAUGHTERED BY THE SUBMARINE
One shell struck the side Of the ship Wallace exploding
great hole in the and killed the American Another shell
killed Captain Hyde and third mortaly wounded two other
and seriously injured the second mate
When crew finally their
kept up upon he although rough
threatened the little craft After the diver abandoned
the boats and confined her attention the which
down @.a.H4. tay.. ssr-g@t5@A A l9E MN
Stories of the sinking of the Eavestone were followed shortly after
ward by the from Loyds agency that the
ma, which attacked in much fashion, by
which ordered began heng
the boats they away from the ships side The submarine
then returned to the ship and after attempting sink her by shell fire.
board who placed bombs which completed the work
begun by the gun. ~ :u '.@,&# s
FIVE OTHER SEAMEN MURDERED
The British Hurswood torpedoed The
posn killed three of her and others died after they
ashore from the wounds inflicted by the torpedo
These and other of Germanys determination follow
the ruthless warfare with the German had threatened
the entire world added the strain of situation already Nor
was the situation made any by reports from Berlin itself
There the press which has been allowed upon the
Wilson concerned Tagnsc yesterday declared
that Wilson wishes continue the power of Great Britain
paired and willing all lengths do He the support
of the British against Japan already beginning 400O0OO0
Chinese against of the United States Paci6cy
GERMAN PLAN UNCHANGED
Other dispatches from the Kasers capital
the fatest idea of mitigating modifying
campaign she has mapped for herself 1t declared
realizes she has weapon left with which fight Great
weapon what results may be to other to
self ..5t.# 8stt t5s4
1t freely declared IN Berlin that peaceful continuance the
situation is impossible and that the hopes expressed
Wilson visionary and intended to delude"
it asserted will
United and ii the submarine campaign against England
with America be helped Ii further asserted
circles close the higher German that
determination is final .,.##A # &sst. tfeskt. stb