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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-23
PRZYBYCIE BRYTYJSKICH
KOMISARZY.
Washington, % kwietnia.

Washington, % kwietnia. -
Wysiana przez Wielka Brytan,e
komisya dla omowienia przed-
stawicielami rzadu Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych kooperacyi W wojnie
z Niemcami przybyla pod pre-
wodnictwem ministra spraw Ia
granicznych Balfoura wczoraj
popoludniu do Waszyngtonu
gdzie zgotowano jej serdeczne,
acz proste przyjecie. Wszedzle
powiewafy ma wietrze flagi, prze-
waznie amerykanskie, choc ME
brak bylo take brytyjskich fran
cuskich. Muzyki ME bylo ma
dworcu zadnej. Ola zbyt powaz'
nych cel6w przybyli komisarzs
angielscy do tego kraju, ably wi
tac ich hafasliwemi i szablonowe-
mi manifestacyami.
Ma dworcu kolejowym oczekl-
wall przybycia Representatives
Wielkiej Brytanii sekretarz stanu
Lansing, podsekretarz Phillips,
bviv sckretarz amerykansklej le-
eacyi W Brukseli Hugh Gibson,
oraz ambassador Sir Cecil Spring
Rice kilku urzednikami &c swV>
jego sztabu.
rJuz W ciagu tych kilku go
DIN, jake bawimy W stanach
Zjednoczonych," - wyrazH sic
pan Balfour - ,,uderzyla mas at
mosfera ciszy i spokoju, ktora tu
naturalnie panuje. Czujemy sic
sami oddaleni cd tych nleszczesc
i okropiehstw, ktore Niemcy ma
rzuci}y Europe, podobnie jak
wielu z naszych obywateli czuso
sic oddalonymi Cd Francyi W pier
wszych dniach wojny.
Ma szczescie Stany Zjedno-
czone nigdy prawdopodobnie ME
doswiadcza tych STRAIT W zyclach
1udzkich, jake ponosi Francya Cd
tax juz dawna a my cd ostatnich
miesiecy. Pomimo tego watple,
czy da sic przewidziec, jake "a
sadnicze zmiany wojna przynle-
sic soba w waszem zwyczajnem
zyciu. My W Anglii ze zdumle'
MEM spogladamy poza siebie ma
tie zasadnicze zmiany w ciagu
trzydziestu upiynionych miesle-
cy mobilizacyi i sadzimy, re VIE
le Z tych zmian ,ktore sic II mas
dokonaiy, powtorzy sic tutaj."
Goscie z Londynu byli znurze-
nj d}uga podroza i wkrotce po O.
ficyalnem powitaniu i zainstalo'
waniu ich W przygotowanych a.
partamentach pozostali w Mich sa
mi dla odpoczynku.
Dzisiaj pan Balforu uda sic do
prezydenta Wilsona, wiceprezy--
denta Marshalla i sekretarza Ian
singa, poczem spozyje posisek II
francuskiego ambassadors Jusse-
randa, a obiad w Biaiym Domu
Ma iutro zapowiedziano galowe o
biadv II czionk6w gabinetu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-23
Walk ma Zachodnim Froncie.
Walki w Azyi.
co SIZE DzIEJE w AUsTRYI.
Londyn, %. kwietnia.

Londyn, %. kwietnia. - W
dniach naJblizszych oczekuja W
Austryi wydarzen niezwykiych -
jakich. ME pewna to rzecz... po-
wiadaia: moze rewolucya, moze
pokojowe propozycys? Podob-
no ces. Karol stanowczo jest zde-.
cydowany ma strone pokoju prze
sIa} swe warunki Watykanowi.
kt6ry je zakomunikowa} rzadowi
wloskiemu, ten porozumiewa sic
rzadami sprzymierzonymi. Choc
by nawet pogioski owe prawdzi-
we ME byiy - to jednak faktem
lest, il w Austryi tendencya po-
koiowa wzmogia sic gwaitownlc
easy ostatnimi - tax dalece, II
uawet tcgo powodu ustaplc
musicli miniStrowie - zwolenni-
cy wojny dalszej wspoidziaiania
Niemcami - jak uStapil lisa,
premier wegierski. Podobno ma
Wegrzech rewolucya grozi, lu0
tez juz wybuch4a - juz byiy
telegramy o wybuchach rozru-
chow w kilkudziesieciu miastach
srodkowych Wegier, lecz nowych
szczego4ow o tenn niema. Podobno
iednak w Budapeszcie w in
nych wiekszych miastach wegier-
skich og1oszono stan wojenny. Ma
froncie bojowym austryacklm IL
staja dzialania wszlekie - prawie
zupelnie - zarowno ma terenie
w}oskim, jak ma rosyjskim / ru-
munskim: jest to fakt SLIME pod
padajacy. Coraz mnoza sic Prze-
iawy. IL ces. Karol mySli sic wy
wolfe zupelnic z wPiywow niemle-
ckich ! ces. Wilhelma -aw pier
wszej linii mySi pokoJ zawrzec,
by mad odnowa nieSzczeSllweI
swei monarchii pracowac. Austrya
dla pokoju ma bye gotowa pOniese
ciezkie ofiary - ma bye skionna
odstapic Wiochom prowincye po-
iudniowe, a Rosyi Geese wschod--
Mich terytoryow (?) - by reszte
zachowac.
BULGARIA. MA DOSYc.
Paryz, %. kwietnia. --Jedno-
czesnie nadchodza wiesci, II l
Buigarya mysli skonczye wojne-
teraz skoro sic pomsci1a na Rumu
nil: W kazdym razie przykiad Au-
stryi podziaiaiby i na Bufgarye
decydujaco. Wowczas Pozostala-
by przy Niemczech W wojnie tyl-
ko Turcya - pewnie tez ME dlu-
% A W takich wreszcie okolicz-
nosciaoh Niemcy wojny prowa-
dzi6by ME mogiy same - wiec
powiadaja gazety - ME jest wy
LIpczone. IL wojna skonczyeby sic
mog3a rownie nagle - jak sic "a
czela.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-23
Z Teatrow Wojny.

Dalsza ofensywa Aliantow we
Francyi; Anglicy pod Arras "a
:zynaja nova serge atakow;
Francuzi odpieraja kontrataki
nienieckie; jedni drudzy zdo-
hywaja nowe pozycye i spieraja
wstecz Niemca. ..
w Macedonii walk ozywiaja
sic dria na dzien; doko}a Mo-
nastyru krwawe tocza sic boje.
w Azyi Anglicy w Palesty--
ME czynia wazne postepy.
Niemcy reid puscili torpe-
dowcami pod Calais port ten
zbombardowali; zatopili diva
dalsze szpitalne okrety angiel-
skie; lecz w rejdach tych ostat-
Mich diva torpedowce utracili.
Turcya zrywa ze Stanami
Zjednoczonyni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-23
w SZWECYI CHOA REPU-
- BLIKI.

Kopenhaga, %. kwietnla. - Sy-
tuacya zywnoSciowa W Szwecyl
Jest krytyczna - lud gloduJe -
ma tie tenn demonstracyc robocla-
rzy po miastach So ma porzadku
dziennym: onegdaj robotnicy de-
monstrowali pred gmachem par
lamentu w Sztokholmie wznoszac
okrzyki, zadajace ustanowienia
republiki reform. Zamek krolew-
ski jest SLIME strzezony. Parla-
ment W sobote zaraz uchwaliS
znaczny bardzo kredyt ma zakup-
no zywnoSci.
GADANIA PoKOJOWE.
Kopenhaga, %. kwietnia. - Ia
socyalistycznym organem nVor-
waerts" Z Berlina podaja, re So
cvalisci niemieccy wSzystkich od-
cieni - pod wodza dra Schelde-
mamma ME ustaja W zabiegach O.
ko}o sprowadzenia pokoju odreb-
nego Rosya, a maja w tenn po-
parcie socyalistow W Austryi -
pod wodza dra Adlera. Socyallsci
urzadzili konferencye ma ktoreJ
przyjeli rezolucye, domagajace sig
pokoju wzywajace socyallstow
rosyiskich do wspolpracy dla die
Ia pokoju, a potepiajace socyaI'-
stow francuskich angielskich "a
to. il odmienny apel wystosowall
do Rosyi, wzywajac ia do wytrwa
MIA W wojnie. Socyalisci nlemleccy
chca powszechnego pokoju, lecz-
O lie ten ME Jest ma razie mozh-
wy, to poprawa syeuacyi bsdzie
! odrebny pokoj Z Rosya. Poza-
tenn uchwalono rezolucye donna
gajace sic reform takich, jak znie-
sienia biurokratyzmu, oraz wy
zwolenia Niemiec z rzadow
warstw przywilejowanych - d
zaprowadzenia metod demokraty-
cznych rzadow - ludowych.
TURCYA ZRYWA ZE STA
MANI.
Bazylea, Szwajcarya, %. kwiet-
MIA. - Donosza z Konstantyno--
pola, IL Rad Turcyi powiadomi}
ambasade amerykanska W Kon-
stantynopolu, IL "a przykiadem
Nieniec Austryi na tych sa-
mych motywach - zrywa stosun-
h dyplomatyczne ze Stanaml
Zjednoczonymi. Liczni Ameryka-
ME gromadnie opuszczaja Turcye.
z POLUDNIOWEJ AMERYKI.
Rio de Janeiro, %. kwietnia. -
Brazylia oficyalnie ogiosiia. IL be-
dzie kooperowaia W peini ze Sta
nami Zjedn, W dziele dostarczania
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-23
Progresysciogfaszaja swa platforme
Kampania ogoszenoWa cseTn stina|oWania poyeM.
Wojna po.~odern noordu i sar7ob6jst~~a
INNE TELEGRA MY.
Teraz dopiero pozwolono

Woo NoPASiS obWSHShS "
gtosit bIzsze szczeg6fy o podr6--
zy representative brytyjskich.
Wyjechali oni potajemnie An
gill 11go kwietnia ma szybkim
krazowniku wojennym i odbyw-
sly podroz bez zadnych przyg6d,
przybyli W patek do Halifax W
Novel Szkocyi ,skad przejeefali
dalsza droge pociagicm. w sobo-
te o 6. 9-tej rano staneli ma
ziemi Stanow Zjednoczonych,
gdzie powital ich komitet recep-
cyjny, W sk}ad ktorego wchodzl.
Ii: asystent sekretarza stanu
Long, wiceadmira{ Fletcher i
genera}-major Wood.
NIEMIECKIE BARBARZYN-
1g SILVIA w BELGII.
Washington, % kwietnia. -
Department stanu opublikowai
rapport amerykaiiskiego posla W
Belgii. pana Brailda Whitlocka,
wyciagajacy ma swiatfo dzicnne
potworne barbarzyhstwa, jakich
sic dopuszczali Niency W Belgii
| zawierajacy surowe ich potepie-
ME. RAPPORT ten wygotowany I
nadesiany zostal jeszcze W sty.
czniu, gdy Stany Zjednoczono
Professionally przeciwko deporta-
cyom ludnoSci belgijskiej. Poste-
powanie wiadz niemieckich byio
tax okrutne, ze nawet niekt6rzy
niemieccy zoinierze zmuszeni do
wykonywania odnoSnyoh rozka-
zow ME mogli sic powstrzymac
Cd placzu.
Pan Whitlock opisuje, jak przy
deportacyach oddzielano mellow
cd ION, ojc6w cd corek jak ME
ludzko pastwili sic mad ludnoscia
niemieccy uiani. Przeznaczeni
do deportacyi ludzie byli mozeni
giodem i marzli bez ciepsego o.
dzienia ma mrozie sniegu. Gdy
pewna partya deportowanych 70
stala powrotem odes}ana do
Mons, wielu posr6d niej umie.
raso wycieiczenia / suchot, ja-
kich sic nabawili skutkiem pre-
ziebieii i gfodzenia.
Gdy Hindenburg zostaf mia
nowany W sierpniu naczelnym
wodzem ,zaczai krytykowac spo-
sob postepowania generafa Bis
singa w Belgii jako zbyt lagodny.
Kissing wowczas nawet grozii re-
zygnacya, ktorej jednak ME
wniosf gdy obja} dalsze rzady
po powrocie z Berlina, zacze}y
sic deportacye. Niemieckie VIA
DE zaczeiy wtedy z Gala energia
wprowadzac w zycie rozkaz, ze
Belgow trzeba nauczyc, co to zna
czy wojna.
Przedstawiwszy szereg potwor
nych okruciehstw i barbarzyistw
wykonywanych zimna krwia |
premedytacya, powiada pan
Whitlock, re Niemcy zaszczepili
SVEN postepowaniem W sercach
ludnosci belgijskiej taxa niena-
wise, kt6ra trwac bedzie co maj
mniej przez 8 pokolenia. Nawet
sami uiemieccy oficerowie poczy-
naja sic teraz wstydzic "a doko'
nywane zbrodhic, uragajac:
wszelkim najelementarniejszym
pojeciem o cywilizaeyi j ludzko-
3
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-23

Aliantom zywnosci, amunicyi 1
wszelkich potrzeb wojennych.
- Rozruchy antyniemieckie "
Porto Allegro ustaiy; W Stanach,
skad donoszono o zrewoltowanej
ludnosci niemieckiej - spok6j ro-
wniez panuje; pogotowia wojsk
rzadowych So tam skupione kon-
troluja sytuacye.
Buenos Aires, %. kwietnia. -
Argentyna lada momentu wypo-'
vie Niemcom stosunki DIPLOMA
tyezne, lub wyda wprost wojne
wzburzenie W kraju ogromne =
spetegowaio sic ono wiescia 0 "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-23

neutralnosci topienie jej okre-
tow, a uchylenie sic Niemiec cd
tel odpowiedzialnosci spowoduje
zerwanie stosunkow natychmia-
stowe,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-23
KALENDARZYK.

.utro. % kwbstnia: sw. Fidelisa.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10

There is only one request. That is that
be shown what 1t Is the nation desires OF When
this 10 pointed out viii respond on the instant -
The Advertiser
The Star Bulletin heartily agrees with the Adyer-
tiser on this point So far the nation has pointed
out what it's desire for Hawaii is that desire has
been that Hawaii stick TO the line at which it can
just now be of the most Vaue-food production.
Men have to be in the burrows as well as in the
trenches. In particular, every pound of fOodstuff
grown here the importation of pound of food
for the mainland helping not only to conserve the
mainland supply, but to release another pound Of
food for our Allies and to release cargospace to
carry it.
The war department looks at the militia from the
standpoint of immediate usefulness Can the guards
men be more useful at home than at the war front
If they can be more useful at home, is it in their
daily occupations or in mobilization camps?
Delegate Kuhios request of the war department
that the Hawaiian militia be sent TO France was
made, it is understood after receiving cabled nfor
nation that such was the desire of the local guards
men. That expression of readiness, even anxiety, to
serve does the militia credit Their desire to 90
into mobilization camps to prepare for possible
tive service also does them credit.
But they will not lose in credit if they stand by
and accept Loyalty whatever duty the national ad-
ministraton assigns to them Let there be no doubt
that HaEaii's guard is ready to give the full
measure Of military sePvice-and let there also be
no doubt that the guard ready to do it's part just
az effectively at home and in the production of food
az In more spectacular action,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10
THE COUP THAT FAILED.

President Wilson's invitation to Japan and Great
britain to Join with America in frowning on Chipas
nonarchist uprisings has had its effect.
Even though the British and the japanese adopt
a policy of Glands of, the republican forces in
nina were immensely cheered by the fact that the
oral support of the greatest republic IN the yoria
rs theirs. They knew also that this moral sup
BORT probably meant material even though unofn'
rial support from Americans
The femper of the Chinese people, slow to form, is
.1amant in its frmness when once moulded. They
Id oyerthrown the hated Manchus; they had set
IS their national hero Yuan EhihK as president
81 the frst republic; Yuan had succumbed to 2
|,fal ambition to become an emperor, and they had
ISstroyed him; through uncertainties and founder
mos the republic had gone its troublons way Then
t6ne Gen Chang Chuns political coup7-the res,
6ration Of the boy emperor The temper o. the chi
.Ise would not brook this, They rose on all sides
and with that facility for rapid action in re.
|6rming government which has characterized them
.'hce the abolition Of the monarchy, they set up
|1ovisional republic and marched armies against
tie royalists. The Chang Shun coup had failed.
II is said that 1t took the Chinese fftythree reVo-
'rlions to throw OF the yoke of the Manehus Fifty
I4o revolutions were unsuccessful and the leaders
nsrished by the sword under torture or In prison.
The ifty-third was a success.
rare has existed while nations apparentiy more pro
1ressige have risen ascended to powers decayed and
FINISHED away. The abortiYe royalist plot has
EboEn that the country does not intend to return
to monarchism.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10

No Time For Idle Remarks

This is a time when idle remarks may be ike loao'
ed guns in the hands Of the ignorant.
What might have been grave injustice 10
young Honolulan was caused by the probably
fhoughtless remark Of someone which, reported 10
the board Of military registration resulted IN
day Of distress for Angus Mcmillan The Original
action OF the board withheld the certificate OF regis
ration because Of this unconhrmed remark that
Mcmillan said he had "beaten the national guard
and knew a way TO evade the draft"
Mcmillan pluckily decided to see the ulng
through and remove the intimation that he mlgh'
IS a asIacker" When the star.Bulletin heard his
side Of the case this paper volunteered to assls'
him in every possible way to clear up the charges
and TO find out who first made the remark eredit
inc Mcmillan with such conduct and intentions.
The result of the boards investigation last nlghI
Is complete yindication Of Mcmillan and recon
liberation of the boards former action.
This Investigation confirmed the report that some
person. unknown to both Mcmillan and the board
had let fall remark that did an injustice to Ne
Milan and caused the board to act as it had done
whether the remark was made with malice or was
merely jest that by repetition at second and hlro
hand took on serious aspect, the board cannot now
earn.
Whatever the facts about this the main fact IL
niain--this Is no time for idle comment that may
81 Misunderstanding and misconstruction be even
remotely construed as rejecting on any mans in
tentions or character.
1Obey the law-keep your mouth shut - goed
adyice not only for enemy residents but for DINERS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10

HAWAII CENTER
ISESTABLISHED
IN GAY GOTHAM

Gotham took the lead in boosting
Hawaiian music. The metropolis was
first in establishing Hawaiian rooms
in their brilliantly lighted cafes, and
now New York has taken the lead In
establishing Hawaiian center
which promises to be a big boost to
Hawaii.
In letter to the Hawaii Promotioa
Committee Mrs. Mary Wilder Gum
announces that she has opened a
Hawaiian center on West 47th 81.
The Hawaiian center Is called Kala'
ma-o-Hawaii. The people are raVins
about the center, according to Mrs,
Gum.
Henry Clark and his boys were i'll
attendance at the opening, which was
a big success. Lenora Ulrich, who
played the part of Luana in The Bird
of Paradise" for two years, was a
visitor at the center, and was much
pleased with the lunch which was
served, Mrs. Gum has arranged eV'
erything with a Hawaiian atmos'
phere. Hawaiian jellies and jams are
on sale, and tapa cloths, koa wood and
hundreds Of things peculiar only to
Hawaii are to be found there.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10
LOCKED UP AT LAST.

Two years in Jail, ten thousand dollars fne:e
That was the sentence given yesterday to Emma
Goldman notorious anarchist, and to her associate
and fell0W-conspirator, Alexander Berkman.
1t was the maximum sentence Since the Judge
was in the MISUNDERSTANDING frame of mind, it
10 too bad he could not have given this precious
pair about ten years apiece. They have long sown
treachery and dissension in the United States; long
taken advantage Of Americas freedom speech
principles.
In times of peace they would probably have been
allowed to continue In time of war the country
is in no frame OF mind to allow them to air their
seditious views. They are enemies of America and
belong with the other enemies-locked up where
they can do no harm. ~ = &>77EF =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10
FORD TO TAKE
THAT VACATION

Alexander Hume Ford will take his
long promised vacation, and at once.
His physician has ordered him away
instanter.
ut took the doctor three months to
convince me-" said Ford this morning,
but he says it's now, and on tn 3
Maui tomorrow morning. Really am
a bit tired and never knew l could
feel that way, but ! do and ! surren-
der Besides, | should consult with
Mrs. London about the memorial foun.
tain the Pan-Pacific club proposes t.
erect to the memory Of her husband.
and Glen Ellen is a restful place for
a day or two with many happy
memories.
Il know that between a month in
the hospital here and month on the
mainland it's a draw, hut in the hos.
pital could still look out Of the win
dows on Hawaii. However, there are
some interesting spots in California
and l can spend a week in Yosemite
valley, studying the mountain trail
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10
OD|CAMP Align
NFULL swing
ON big ISLAND

That the food commission on Hawaii
Is progressing rapidly with its Work
and will soon have ready the first
report on a comprehensive food sur,
Vey OF the island, and that the mer-
chants of the Big Island are respond
ing readily, is the report brought back
from Hilo by Senator A. L. Castle,
chairman of the subcommittee on
marketing of the food commission,
who has returned to Honolulu from a
trip to Hip; / / !
Nv! W. G. hotf, With Judge Metzgsfo
HiIo, is making plans for an extensive
survey of the lands and crops which
they will keep up to date by additional
reports each month, according to Mr.
Castle. The merchants of Hilo arc
working with the commission and
two of the larger firms, Davies & Co.
and the Hilo Mercantile Co, are do
ing all that is possible to utilize the
islands products before importing food
stuffs.
Island potatoes will be sold exclu-
sively in the near future. At least two
OF the larger houses will use Irish
potatoes from Waimea and Hamakua
instead of the imported product. Con-
corning the potato situation in Hilo
Mr.. Castle said that it was fact that
potatoes have often gone begging in
Hamakua or Waimea and that it is
the intention Of the commission TO
meet this condition by informing the
merchants just where they can get
the crops they desire.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10
AUTO FOR TREASURER
QUESTIONED BY BOARD

The question of whether the city
treasurer's office should have an auto
mobile again came up Monday night,
when Supervisor PetFie moved that
an appropriation of 1928 fer" its up
keep and maintenance be cut from the
bill. On a vote the motion lost to
3, with Mcclellan voting with Petrie.
Later In the evening Mcclellan NOV
ed that the same question be referred
to the finance committee and this was
adopted.
Charles Bellina then moved that in
the same connection the committee
should figure out the feasibility of
having a city and county garage as a
means of increasing efficiency in the
city's transportation service.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10

turned to the island after a course %
study in the Yale academic school and
at the Yale theological seminary, II
doing his bit" In the war against
Germany.
After volunteering his services to
the food commission, okumura was
given a pamphlet on the growing OF
alfalfa to translate. He completed
his work and the translation ID now
with the printer. A man who can
translate such publications into HR
waiian is now desired. 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10
WHEN SIGNS FAIL.

The war prophet is saving little these days, It
Vas often remarked, when the war commenced,
that it,would not last three months Engagements
between the massive and terrible lighting machines
81 the present day, both on land and sea, it was
ibDught would result in the complete humiliation
Of the fleet army Of one the other beiigerent
Opinions and predictions on the duration of the
present war, by those who are supposed to know
the game at the opening of hpstilites have proved
to be but guesses, and pretty poor ones at that
Two years ago last May, James j. Hill told the
World that the warning nations would FIRE their last
shot before the end of October 1915 General Fran.
els pienaaF, distinguished officer OF the Bosr war;
said, in the latter part Of 1914, The war viii be
long and fierce Count Baschieri, a soldier of
France, on January /, 1916 said that the Kaiser
would commit suicide, Germany be yanquished and
peace declared by April ~ Of that year.
Even at this stage of the struggle signs fail where
On to form any reasonable conjecture as to the pos
tible conclusion of the war: In the meantime ii
win be we'll to continue along food conservation
lines and not relax one iota on the possibility of
II being sall over" by fall.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10
A CHANCE FOR BUSINESS.
fFrom the Maui News

Evidently the courts of Hilo believe that the laws
against gambling were intended to stop gambling.
and not simply to furnish means of licensing gam
bles through the assessing of nominal fines cash
bail forfeitures. Some weeks ago Judge Metzger OF
the Hilo district court fined two gamblers SIS each
for playing "seyeneleven." When they were brought
before him again recently for like oense, be soak
ed each 800. The outraged gamblers at once ap-
peaied their cases to the circuit court and Judge
Quinn has just handed down decision uphodng
the lower court. The Hilo gamblers will probably
be migrating to Maui pretty soon if that sort OF
thinking keeps up, Maui makes pretty good thing
out Of the gambling Fakeofs through the police
courts so why not invite the poor oppressed game
STEERS of the rest Of the territory to come over and
help boost business?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10

system there. Then, there are some
wonderful new surfing devices at tn"
Southern California resorts, big stuff
ed fish that bear you in on the rollers,
l want to see them in operation. Al
together, it may not be a bad idea
to run up to the coast
Ford expects to be gone for not
more than a month unless he should
be operated on while on the coast.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10
JAPANESE AIDS IN
FOOD CONSERVATION

By translating from English into
Japanese pamphlets and other publi'
cations through which the food COM
mission reaches the people, 0kumura,
Q Honolulu Japanese who recently re.