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The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-11-06
OF AMERICAN WOMEN
IS GIVEN WARM PRAISE

SAN FRANCISCO, November B.
(Associated Press War work done by
the women of America came in for the
praise of Baron Megata at banq; ct
at which he spoke last night. He said
he had found the efficiency of the
women of the United States wonderful
and that he believed it would be OF
the greatest service in the winning Of
the war. .-..#E ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-11-06
DRAFT, INSTRUCTORS ARE ii
4 ""'a SENTENCED TO PRISON

3. SIOUX FALLS, South Dakota, Nov.
ember p Associated Press) Twenty
seven German Socialists were today
sentenced to prison for terms ranging
from one to five years and to pay fines
Of from three to five hundred dollars
for conspiracy to obstruct the opera:
tions of the selective draft,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-11-06

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Benson Smith 3 Co., agents for the
Hawaiian Islands. (Adyertissmeut)
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-11-06

from Zeppelins. This would en-
able the Irish ports to be closed
against England and the estab-
lishment of stations for subma-
rines on the Irish coasts and the
cutting off of supplies and foods
for England. The services Of the
revolution may therefore decide
the war '.... ..aa.@
"He asks that a telegram to
this effect be sent to Berlin"
Justice Cohalan denies that he
ever knew Won Igel or that he
sent the message attributed to
him and intimates that ne is be
ing made the victim Of a plot to
discredit the cause Of Ireland,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-11-06
A FAVoRITE RUE DOWN.

The golfer, the foot ball player and
the all round athlete know the value
Of Chamberlain 5 Pain Balm. II Is
just the thing for rub down after q
hard game. All soreness disappears
like magic and sprains and swellings
are cured in one third less time than
by any other treatment. For sale by
all dealers. Benson, Smith 4 Co., Ltd.
Agts for Northumberland
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-11-06
QUITS BAND RATHER THAN
PLAY PATRIOTIC SONG

BOSTON, November 2--(Associated
Press) Karl Muck, conductor Of the
Boston Symphony orchestra, has re-
signed. Muck refused to play "The
Star Spangled banner" at recent
concert in Providence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-11-06
COALITION CABINET IS
DESIRED BY ALFONSO

MADRID, November 2-(Associated
Press) king Alfonso has entrusted to
Manuel Garcia Prietp, a marquis, the
formation Of a coalition cabinet to sue
coed the Dato ministry. 4. s@aI.t -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-11-06
LIBERTY MOTOR TRIED -.
OUT ON NEW AlRSHlP

WASHINGTON, November 81 Asso,
ciated Press For the first time the
new Liberty motor was given an Ofici'
al test on an airplane yesterday. The
test flight was in every way the sue.
cess that has been claimed for this new
type of motor
, The Liberty motor contains the ad,
mittedly best features to be found IN
motor building. 1t is light, strong and
speedy. Its adaptation to the airskip
as well as the automobile is fully dem
OnstTated. a..Isa.l ..,.,...,.>
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-11-06
SUPREME COURT
JUDGE DENIES
COMPLETELY IN
GERMAN PLOTS
Justice Cohalan Of New York
Forced To Make Statement Of
Defense BY lnsistent Demands
For Removal From Bench
CHARGE CONSPIRACY TO
AID REVOLT IN IRELAND
Letter Says He Asked Berlin To
Make Air Raids On England
and Send Men, Arms and MI
nitions To Erin e..

NEW YORK, November s.
IN (Associated Press) - SUI
preme Court Justice Daniel F.
Cohalan yesterday issued a
formal statement in answer to
the charges that the newspapers
OF the State have for weeks past
been publishing against him of
having, while occupying til e
bench in the highest court OF this
State, been in communication
with Berlin and having urged air
raids on Great Britain to aid the
cause of the Irish revolt of last
spring. He declares answering
patriotism to the country OF his
adoption and makes sweeping de-
mails of the charges that have
been made against him. a.1
REMOVAL DEMANDED
Driven by the growing insist
ence upon his resignation or re-
moval from the supreme court
bench because of his alleged pro-
Germanism and charged conspir-
ing against Great Britain in
breach of the neutrality Of the
United States, Justice Cohalan
yesterday made public carefully
prepared statement. Previously
he had denied specific charges
that had been printed but his new
statement is broader and takes
the form of defense, consisting
chiefly of denials of the various
incidents that have been used
against him by the daily press,
the magazines and public speak
ers. ra,l. r.. ... - ..l...@
STATEMENT FORCED
Judge Cohalan opens with the
declaration that his patriotism for
the United States is now and has
always been above question and
reafirms his allegiance to it and
to its flag, constitution and laws
He denies that he is now or has
been associated with any society
which had for its object the TO
menting Of revolutions in Ireland
and that he ever had any connec-
tons, direct or indirect, with any
plot to foment revolt by the Irish
against the power and sovereign.
ty of Great Britain.
LETTER PUBLISHED
Charges against Judge Cohal,
an grew out of the publication by
the committee Of public informa.
ton of letters found in the safe
of Wolf Won Igel when his quar-,
tiers in New York were raided by
secret service agents in April
1916. The correspondence seized
was alleged to show that Judge
Cohalan sent communication
to Berlin, advising air raids by
the Germans upon England wher
the Irish revolt should be started
In this connection there was pub
lished a letter, dated April 7
1916, and marked very Secret,
addressed to Count Won Bern,
storff which said in part: .
COOPERATION NECESSARY
Justice Cohalan requests the
transmission of the following re,
marks: The revolution in Ire,
land can only be successful il
supported by Germany, otherwise
England will be able to suppress
it, even though it be only after
hard struggles. This should con,
sist primarily Of aerial attacks in
England and a diversion of the
feet simultaneously with the out,
break of the Irish revolution
Then il possible a landing o.
troops, arms and ammunition in
Ireland and possibly some officer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-11-06
PATRIOTISM IN
ITALY REBORN
AS RESULT OF
SEVERE DEFEAT
From All Parts Of the Country
Men Flock To Enlist As They
Have Not Done Since Entry Of
Country Into Conflict
VICTORY WAS SURPRISE
TO GERMANS THEMSELVES

~ GERMANS THEMSELVES
Troop Trains Going Toward
Trent Are Doubled Indicating
Teutons May Launch New At
tack From Another Direction
|AIEW YORK, November g.
~ ASSOCIATED Press) ~ Ger
many and Austria are rushing all
available troops to the Italian
frontier with the evident inten-
tien of taking full advantage OF
the victories which have been
won in driving the Italians back
from the long Isonzo front.
Troop trains going south in the
direction Of Trent have been
doubled in number was the re-
port which was received from
Geneva last night. 1t was given
to Swiss officials by soldier look .
outs. This report added that there
was every evidence that Germany
was taken by surprise by the sue
cesses she won just as was Italy
by its defeats, but that the Ger
mans and Austrians are bending
all endeavors to secure the full
benefits OF the advantages gained
and to press those advantages to
the farthest limit. The indications
are that new Teuton force is
gathering in Trent to launch an
attack on Italy from another di-
rection. rt =, +. a.. .,:.., - =
PATRIOTISM REBORN
Italy is undergoing a rebirth of
patriotism, was the report from
Rome yesterday. The spirit of
depression which followed the
news OF the disaster to the coun-
ltry's arms has been followed by
one of determination to turn de-
feat into victory and to take ven
geance upon the enemy. Every
where men are clamoring to en-
list and there have been no such
exhibitions of patriotism as are
now being displayed since the en-
try of Italy into the conflict. 81
On the other hand Berlin
claimed that the eastern bank of
the Tagliemento River had been
occupied and the country from
the Fella Valley to the Adriatic
Mad been cleared of Italian
troops.
BRITAIN UNMARRIED
Great Britain was without
warning of the disaster which
overlook General Cadorna's men.
In answer TO newspaper acticles
which asserted that the Allies had
been told of Italy's pressing needs
and that she was in a dangerous
position, the governments pub
licity bureau presented to parlia-
ment a statement that before the
attack the Italian government
had made no request for aid from
England and had not expressed
lany doubt Of the ability Of Gen
eral Cadorna to meet the Austro-
Germans. ...-
OUTCOME UNAFFECTED
Lord Cecil, speaking in parlia-
ment said that the Italian defeat
would have no effect whatever on
the ultimate outcome of the war
and the success of the Allies but
that it would be likely to cause
a Prolongation Of the struggle and
yet may not do even that. ..
Berlin dispatches coming by
way of Amsterdam tell Of the
Kaiser sending his congratula-
tons to General Won Bulow and
quote him as saying: "Our faith
less former ally has had an ex-
Iperience of what German strength
and wrath can accomplish. With
me, the fatherland, thanks its in
comparable sons for this splendid
Victory. Forward with God is
cd
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-16
THAT DOMESTIC PERIL.

There used to be lot of foolish talk to the effect that war between the United States and Germa ny we should thousands and Austrians in big cities taking up against their adopted try
 They're all organzed," the prophets of would an nounce shri whispers. They've got guns. They've been trained in foreign military service and they've kept up drill practice here Just wait and see! They'll rise and overpower the authorities in of cities They stand off army At best, they will have to be in
 in large numbers if manage round them up"
 And with the United States the verge of the long feared war what do see? The formidable German rifle corps of Hoboken, N J offering put itself at the of the city teach the schoolboys shoot The German organizations of Cincinnati St Louis, Nlwau Teuonic voicng their unwavering allegiance to the Stars and Stripes Some 96O Germans Austrians applying for American citizenship in New York in day rush of Teutons in part of the country affiliate themselves unmisakably witG the great body Of Americans who are resolute to defend American rights and ideals.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-16
COURTEOUS UNDER DIFFICULTIES.

Anyhow, if we're going to get into with Germany there's some satisfaction both nations in the knowl edge that neither has behaved boorshy toward the oth neither by official rudeness by outbreaks popular violence in either country.
 Our government has been particularly scrupulous in it's effort do nothing ungentlemanly in its negotiations with the German government has shown that sever ity doesn't necessarily discourtesy Ambassador BernsorG and his whole suite have been treated with rare consideration The president indicated his de- sire that there should be deed merit proach" But the hint needed. There has been disposition shown R any part of the country, in cases of considerable provocation, unpleasant the lot of any German subject And German property has had the same scrupuous respect.
 Germany has shown the spirit. There has been nothing of the rudeness that marked the breaking lations with other nations at the beginning of the French and British ambassadors itreat- ed and virtually mobbed their exit from Berlin. American officials American citizens of every de gree who happened be in Germany have been treated with studied courtesy.
 Apparently there infamed passion either side. If drift into apparently going to that calmly, with dignifed regret both sides
 And the question inevitably forces itself If parties so decent the verge of war, why all? Why can't both nations be decent in the fundamental of dispute they in their personal relations?
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-16
COMPULSORY CROP ROTATION.

A bill has been introduced in the North Dakota legs laure providing the compulsory rotation of The proposal has been received with ieering criticism in certain other But really what is there ieer about?
 North Dakota is farming state. It has a govern Of farmers, by farmers and for The egs lalre presumably knows what is needed by the states chief industry just the legislature of manufacturing like Connecticut presumed know the needs Connecticut industry. And if the North Dakota law makers find that citizens who cultivatng the soil won't proper methods get the best results why lay down few scientifc-agriculture laws?
 It's hardship for the farmer, anyhow. make him crops It's for the mutual benefit of the nd vdual and the sate and therefore, according modern notions a legitimate function of government.
 We used to grow indignant at any suggestion of pa ternal government" We've got that We're coming around the view that government isn't paternalstic enough The European has done much to change attitude. Public and private enterprise and helpful hand in hand in other big country If engaged in a straining resources every body would expect of that federal and state governments would exercise a paerna thory the basic vital industry agriculture And why time of pace?
 Our food resources already strained. And if egs- supply, let's have more of it.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-16
DAY Al PHOENIX
(Bv Review Leased Wirel

While fighting is going on in all the principal war theatres. in none Of them has there occurred an important battle. For the most part the opera ticas are being carried out by small raiding and reconnoiterilg parties and by the artillerists of both groups Of belligerents. There has been con siderable aerial activity on the west ern front in France Both the en- tente and Germans have lost air planes.
 During the last 24 hours three Brit ish vessels have been sent to the bot tom by submarines-the steamers Cilicia. 3.750 tons. Margarita, 375 tons and Ferga, a new and unlisted ship.
 For the first time in several days the British war office reports no gain ir France, although a small raidins party near Guedecourt in the Somme region. entered a German position and brought back several prisoners.
 Artillery duels of violence have been in progress iu the Somme and Ypres sectors and in the region of Verdun. on the sectors of Les Mai sons de Champagne. Hardaumont and VaUx and in Lorraine
 in Galicia. north of Tarnopol-Zloch- of railroad. the Germans entered Rus sian trenches or a front of one hun dred yards and captured six officers ard 275 men. Tunnels that the Rus sians were pushing beneath the Ger man trenches were destroyed by the Germans. Petrograd admits an at tack by the Germans in this region, but says that according to the last re- ports the battle was still in progress. To the north in Volhynia surprise at- tacks by the Germans against the Russians met with success.
 GalatZ, one of Rumania's principal Danubian towns. has again been bom- tarded by the German guns. Field
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-16
Friday Morning, February 16, 1917.
THE ARIZONA TEACHER.

The issue of the Arizona Teacher, publica- tion heraded the official of the Arizona State Teachers Association has been made the vehicle for viruen personal attacks upon President Keinsmid of the University of Arizona. That the official organ the educators this diverted from its mission and its lofty purposes ignored will doubtless offend only the members the Association every person interested in the welfare of Arizona
 The upon President von Kleinsmid appear not only under editorial comment" which is written by the issue. Colodny discharged from the faculty of the University recently He complains that officials considered so undesirable that he was refused hearing
 Colodny editor of the Arizona Teacher and in that capacity is the of all that appears in the pubca ton The of the therefore re- ceived his endorsement He is entirely responsible
 As the head of Arizonas highest and chief educational institution, President Kleinsmd to utmost respect and courtesy. His administration has been attended with unusual his personal qualifications have him widespread commenda- tioh The question whether Colodny was dscharg rightly wrongly university faculty affords license for his using the Arizona Teacher as perso- nal organ With which his spleen against his fer superior
 Educational workers who support the publication and advertisers who contribute its maintenance are the less interested in Coodnys personal affairs when they made subject for general reading because propri cities thereby ransgressed. The airing Coodnys troubles contributes nothing the education Their exploitation in the chosen by him cannot do otherwise than prejudice whatever case he has. Surely it the business of the Arizona Teachers Association to make rigid inquiry into the and it be decided that the editor of he official publication has been guilty of unprofessional conduct he should be dismissed summariy from the editorship.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-16

Marshal von Mackenseu's forces op- erating in Rumania have captured a Russian outpost on the Putna River and repUlsed an attempted advance by the Bumanians along the Sereth.
 After several days Of counter at tacks the Italians in the Macedonian -haatre have retaken Hill 1050 east of Paralovo which was captured from them earlier in the week by the Ger mans. The German casualties in the fighting here February 12 and 13 are declared to have been large.
 Austrian guns are heavily lombard ing portions of the Italian line. east of Coriza and on the Carso plateau. Several small engagements have talk en' place on various sectors of the Austro-Italian line but no great result has been achieved.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-16
R. R, PUT EMBARGO ON SHIPPING EAST
lBy Review Leased Mirel.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-The chief railroads of the country took summary acton today to relieve the shortage of freight cars and the traffic conges- tiOn at eastern seaports. again ap- preaching an acute stage because of the curtailment of transatlantic sail ings by Germany's new submarine campaign.
 Representative of 90 roads at a meeting here attended by interstate commerce commission officials ex- ecuted a gentlemen's agreement for a new and drastic campaign of relief, including the following measures:
 Adaptation of regulations taata- mount to a virtual embargo on all ex- port shipments through eastern ports, until a part of the vast accumulation already awaiting steamships can be cleared away.
 Liberal use use of an ''intellisent embargo" on all domestic east bound shipments. Such an embargo. already in effect on some roads were extended.
 Properly separating empty from loaded cars in the congested yards and sending the empties back. with others released by unloading, to western lines in solid tranloads, ahead of all other traffic except passenger trains.
 Eastern roads agree to give in addI- ,ion an empty car to their western connections tor every loaded ear re- ceived.
 Export traffic through the east will remain virtually al standstiil during the period of adjustment and east bound domestic traffic will De greatly curtailed if the plans work out.
 One road is reported to have every track crowded and in addition cars loaded with export wheat standing on 94 barges in New York harbor. Every eastern grain elevator is said to be overhowing and in addition there are 100000 bushels of export wheat fin Minneapolis which have been waiting transportation east for more than two months.
 At today's meeting it was decided to move two tranloads of fifty cars each east from Minneapolis daily. one laden with wheat for New England, the other carrying flour to New England and the three cities named.
 Railroad officials believe the plan will avert any -foodstuffs shortage
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-16
10 CENT "CASCARETS" BEST LAXATIVE FOR
 LIVER AND BOWELS
Don't stay consiipated, head achy, bilious, with breath
 bad or stomach sour.

No odds how bad your liver, stomach or bowels; how much your head aches. how miserable and uncomfortable you are from a cold. constipation, indiges- tion, biliousness and sluggish bowels you always get relief with Cascarets. Don't let your stomach. liver and bowels make you miserable Take Gas carets tonight: put an end to the head ache. biliousness, dizziness. nervous ness, sick, sour, gassy stomach, bad cold offensive breath and all other distress: cleanse your inside organs of all the bile. gases and constipated matter which is producing Inc misery. A-10-cent box means health. Aappi ness and a clear head for months. All druggists sell Cascarets. Don't forget the children their little insides need a gentle cleansing, too
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-16

Waist lines going to be tighter, say the nations talors. It's the usual thing All Europe has been tightening it9 belt
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-16
THE SILVER LINING.

There is compensation, aanyhow, in the fact that if we have to fight Germany now we shall not fight her single-handed, and by facing the German menace we may avoid greater menace later on.
 It's much the it with Great Britain. That apparently destined to get into war with Ger sooner later, because she was the chief power that stood in Germanys way. And while the. British people doubtless honest their desire to help Bel gium and France there all the tme in the back of their minds, consciousness that they had strike while they had other powers help them If France and Russia should would then be triumphant Ger many against England alone
 We have good believe that after Great Brit ain Germany aims If were victorious over her present foes, should then the only remaining ob stace in the way of her worddomnion the only ing power that she need fear There doubt of her animus against Ever since German admiral tried to elbow Admiral Dewey aside in Manila Bay in our with Spain Germany revealed herself over and over again. During the present the German feeling against has intense. has seemed recently that Germany deliberately provoking us to war However that may be, there be little question that unless German mitarism is suppressed We shall have to cope with it before many years
 If Germany insists fighting her now. when we shall have half dozen powers to help fight and the whole civilized world giving moral support so be it We shall thus help to shorten the establish the prn cipes of international justice and democracy avoid d great conflict with Germany later strengthen our military so that Japan will dare provoke us and hasten the worldfederaon that ardently de sire.
 Waist lines going to be tighter, say the nations taiors It's the usual thing now All Europe has been
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-16
The Man From Ray Say

HAVE SOME GOOD NEWS Engineer Young. for the Arizo- na Ray Copper Co. dropped into the Phoenix office on his way to Los Angeles, after a weeks work on the property, informed us that our drills yesterday gained 90 fl. during 24 hours which was far above the average Of any other time
 The drill on Copper Zone No : is after the Calumet vein. and should strike it-Another drill is working on Copper Zone No. 4. and, the other drill will continue explor- ing the Juarez claim. where per centages Of copper have been found running 1.1SIc.