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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12
navy
: OFFICER STOPS
OFF IN HONOLULU
Declares Once New Govern.
rnent is Strong Enough,
- Success III Come :,

II = = 2
q, Coming from -Petrograd, which be
left on June IL, amid the scenes VI
the Russian revolution and the estab
lishment of the new republican gov.
eminent, lieutenant commander in
the Russian navy, who requested that
his name be Withheld, is in Honolulu
today on his way to washington on
official business. a... r..
Expressing faith in the good senss
Of the majority Of the Russian govern.
ment, he predicted that Russia would
continue in the war, but that before
the best results could be obtained
there must be more order. -"
THE Russians will continue in tbs
war" he said, but the people cannot
be aroused until they are attacked
The Germans evidently realize this
and have not made any advances on
that front Of late"
og the recent reported Russian ad
vances he, had nothing to say other
than to express his pleasure at hear.
ing Of them. ...-s~
Government conditions in Russia
shortly after the revolution were such
that they could not be worse" he de-
clared. THE feeble government Is
sued one proclamation after another,
which meant little to the people. Not
until the people will listen, to these
messages of the government will
there be order.
Unless there is On improvement In
things, the old form Of government
may have to be restored. But do
not expect this, for conditions are
gradually improving. .....
Since the revolution, the propagan.
da of certain anarchists has been dis
turbing to the government. They
claim to be Russian, but their names
are quite German. German intrigue
undoubtedly has much to do with the
disturbed conditions.
Living expenses are very high in
Petrograd. Food is controlled by the
and when it Is wanted it
must be obtained with cards that are
given the people. To get food you
must wait in line for hours"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12
TWO BADLY CUT
IN GAMING ROW
At A PLANTATION |


Two men are In the plantation hos
pital at EVA with serious knife
wounds, and two others--all four Fiji
pinos, are In Jail In Honolulu await.
ing trial for an alleged attack with
weapons as the result of row which
started over q lgambling game at Eva
Tuesday afternoon. The wounded
men are Francisco Mayusa and Este
ban Aigosn fasHsai is an employe
OF NE ifons niu q IS To- and Iigogo
lives maulxa OF Waipahu. The men
charged with the stabbing are Leon
Bilan and Toribio Samson. -
The fight, it is alleged, started be-
tween Samson and Algoso. When
Bilan saw his friend was getting the
worst Of the scrap, he is alleged to
have stabbed Samson. Mayusa, the
Honolulu man, then tried. to interfere
in behalf Of Samson, and was in turn
stabbed in almost the same manner.
Both the cuts we're deep and wide.
Samson was arrested Tuesday night
by the plantation police and Bi1an, last
night. Detective Kellett went Ito Eva
this morning to investigate the ARRAY
and bring the prisoners to Honolulu:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12
ND MEATLESS'
DAYS in SIGHT
FOR HONOLULU

For while, at least, Honolulu will
have no "meatless days"
This is the opinion of Arthur L.
Dean, executive officer of the terrific
rial food commission. who believes
that the people of the city should dim
inish the consumption of ham and
bacon instead of young veal and lamb
at the present time.
1T would not be feasible at this
time" says Mr.. Dean, ito pass regu-
lation forbidding the slaughtering Of
veal unless we were in a position to
tell them what to do with the animals
have come to this conclusion after
investigating the situation. Undoubt.
eddy it would be better to, kill the ami
mails than allow them to die"
II the commission can find a place
to put these animals, then it would
be feasible to request owners not 20
kill them, Is Mr.. Deans belief. But
he also believes thai, instead q WoZ-,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12
NANKINGCHINA'S
new CAPITAL If
REPUBLICANS WIN

Marking win become the new cap
itai OF China If the southern provinces
can swing enough strength 20 down
the Manchus, is the word which comes
from China to local Chinese. who has
followed the political fortunes Of
China for q number Of years.
FOR years China has been divided
INTO political parties, and these poll
Itical parties have invariably been
drawn from the two sections Of the
country. In the north the Chinese.
many OF them following out the poll
cies OF the Manchus, have been con-
servative,. while the Chinese In the
south have shown progressive spirit,
according to the local Chinese.
The Chinese Of the south have been
first in working for q republic and
have adopted many Of the American
ideas. Picking has, been strong
hold Of the conservatives, while the
Yangtse.Kiang river has been the
dividing line between the two sec
tons.
Marking Is situated on the great
river OF China In Kiang Su province.
about 200 miles up the river from
Shanghai. The Nationalists maintain
that Marking Is the healthiest city In:
China, and II made the capital a cen.
Ter ronId be built which would sur
|||@ ~ oilers n tIe 1|.I[I 81 the.
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BRUTALITY
TOWARD BELGIbNS
IS AGAIN PROVED
tAsociassd Pres. y 2: s. Naval o0mnu

(Associased Press by o. s. Naval oommuni
| cation Servieal
HAvRE, France, July 12.-Detailed
evidence has been secured by the Bel.
gian government, which maintains
headquarters here, Of the fiendish
brutality OF the Germans toward the
Belgian civilians deported to Germa.
ny. -
BY policy of starvation, intimida'
ton and torture they sought to make
the Belgians work like slaves. ,
They were fed on acorn coffee, soup,
beets, potatoes. corn. barley perridge
and bread, all Of bad quality and
slight in quantity. They were abso-
lutely denied meat, fish and cheese,
and were often tortured brutality.
Even fake executions were staged in
order to enforce the German order to
work, but many of the Belgians re-
fused to be thus driven.
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new RULES FOR MAIL TO
u. S. SOLDIERS IN FRANCE

Postmaster D. H. MacAdam today
received instructions from the post.
office department giving directions
for the proper form. of address of mail
for troops in the American expendi-
tionary forces now in France
Letters should bear "the complete
designation of the division, regiment,
company and organization to which
the addressee belongs" A sample IL
given as follows:
John Smith, Jr., Company X
Infantry, American Expeditionary
Forces" Postmaster MacAdam is di-
rected to forward all such mail mat.
ter to the New York postofffce. Unit.
ed States postage stamps must be
used. No others are valid
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12

ryfng abou.. the beef supply, the peo-
pie should conserve the bacon and
ham supply, as this IL a commodity
which. must be shipped in here from
the mainland and which could be used
for rationing an army IL necessary.
The question Of asking restaurants
and hotels to cease serving young veal
had already come before the commits
sion, but no definite action has been
taken. What shall be done in this
respect is still a matter Of discussion.
THE commission" adds Mr.. Dean,
docs not contemplate establishing
a day each week when meat shall not
be sold. II such sales were stopped
it could only be done voluntarily by
the markets"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12
RoENlTz STILL IN JAIL

= George Roenitz, former clerk to the
commandant of the Pearl Harbor ma
val station, who was recently bound
over to the federal grand jury on a
charge OF espionage, is still confined
IN Oahu prison, having been unable
to secure sureties on the bond of $15,-
geo fixed by U. s. Commissioner Geo.
s. Curry His case win probably be
enc of the first to be taken up BY
the grand jury, which may not meet
until early In October. -
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BAKER PLANS
FOR BIG army
IF WAR LONG

ASSOCIATED Press By y. s. Naval Communi
cation Serylesl
= = = = + + = = Z 4 y 4 y 4 =
y WASHINGTON, b. c., July II. '
= Secretary Of War Baker an
= announced today that every one =
y Of the ten million names secured =
= under the military registration \
= will be used IN the first draft, \
= though only portion Of the men =
y registered will be called into &C \
y tive service. =
+ The entire ten million names \
= will be drawn at the draft so !
= that each man registered will \
= know when he will be called into =
= service, a. liability for service \
= will depend on the order of the \
= numbers az drawn. =
= L - a a 4. 4 =. 4 u a 4 l. l. l. l.
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RUSSIANS TAKE KALUSZ :. - =,
a.. GERMAN GALICIAN FOCUS
(Associated Press By .. s. Naval Q

(Associated BY q. Naval Communication sericeJ
PETRoGRAD Russia July 12-The Russians today
after furious captured Kalnsz the Of the
Teutons Fl Gaca The battle was most he de-
Tenders rgs losses and in turn killing and woundng
many Of the Russians ~ go IS
q The Slav advance continues vctoriOusly They
ing forward on wide front through Gaca and along the
northern line are giving promise Of An advance
PARIS France, July IL AFTER violent bombardment
the Germans today made asupse attack the French along
the banks Of the Mouse but replsed with heavy losses
LONDON July British forces Flanders today
activity
hasb eensh In ~
slight hfeuport
including pris taken.
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JAPANESE PROSECUTED -
FOR RAISING PRICES
Especial Cable to Eippu Jiii)

TOXIC, Japan, July l2.---San Fran
cisco officials have started an hives
tigation OF the system Of raising prf-
ces among some Of the Japanese mer.
chants. The arrest OF . number Of
merchants Is expected as # Is known
that they have been charging unreasz
enable prices for commodities OWING
= tie lack q hoffon6 f1r1 I1n&n
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Wang Ia Hsieh
Named Foreign
Minister, China
&++++<* *++@**++

=
An official cabiegram received :
= by the Chinese consulate late :
= last night from the Chinese ,lega- :
ton ct Washington. says:
Al presidential mandate states =
that DR.. WI Ting Fang's resigna- 4
ton has been accepted and that =
wang Ia Hsieh has been APP :
: pointed foreign minister to sue =
= coed DR.. WI. Another mandate =
= was issued to deprive General =
= Chang Hsun Of his official rank :
and 70 arrest him for punish =
ment
Gable messages should be adj 7
dressed directly TO Picking.
THE Manchu emperor win abb 7
> tlicate immediately, : =
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ssgssIaI c.bIs 2 NlDgs Jli,l


TOXIC, Japan, July 'i2-Repuhll-
can troops began fierce bomhard-
ment Of Picking thls morning, Field
Guns were brought within firing range
Of the city, and the capital was she'll
q 4rom two sldes. Aylators hosering
aver the city dropped bombs on the
clty,e 6tronoholds.
Prior 70 the attack the seven rep
rescntatives OF the foreign powers
met N the Japanese legation, and fol-
loving the meeting Gen. Chang Hsun
was advised to submit TO arbitration.
The proposal made hy the diplomats
was TUNED down. and one hour leteE|
j 1IeIte n5nlb1fdil,6n b ne y pu1sl.'
can troops began.
The residents Of Picking are panic
stricken, and many are making ets
forts to leave the city. Gen. Chang
has 10000 trained troops inside the
city. and Il confident Of victory me
consensus OF opinion appears TO be
that the republican forces will eyentu.
Ally win q victory. as nearly every
harrison viii be aligned against the
present dictator.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12
EBRASKA PATRIOTS WOULD
"SMOKE OUT DISLOYALS

LINCOLN 12The ebraska State Council Of Defense
guilty giving aid
zInc patriotic meetings dsIoyaI
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FOREIGN OFFICE
IN TOXIC DENIES
AID TO MONARCHY
Minister Motono Says Japan
Win Have Nothing to Do
q With Royaiist Plans =.
YAssocisted Press By o. 8. Naval oonmnuI.
49, SCI eatfon Serxice1 -s t#

TOXIC, japan, July i2.--Minls.
ter Of Foreign Affairs Motono to-
day issued q statement unequiNo-
eaiiy declaring that Japan has had
and VIII have nothing 70 do with
the monarchy movement In China.
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LATE news AT A GLANCE
BRITISH PRESS ALARMED AT SIM FEN INDICATIONS

BRITISH PRESS ALARMED At SIM FEN INDICATIONS
Uniyery Dublin
Re ne hrd sn Fn parliament lately
The as are s the as
home rule have BEEN impaired O BY
strength. T.
5t 1
the leading american steel firms the entire product of s
the federal trade commission
on 70 ss. ..s.,s
bill
mem
PAYS TOLL or SUBMARINE VICTIMS LIGHT
a mine off ne French coast spnh Ii
LONDON England July FiOrere been
By ! submarine Off Iceland.
cow SUGAR REPORT SHOWS HAWAII LEADS EFFICIENCY
Hawaiian production leads in efficiency and that Hawaii
low though freight an rates to the
bulletin from man
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ducoa up
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Grand ote
he 0 other property to levy. ~ t
MAY TAKE LAND DRAWING 70 SUPREME COURT |
the nandamu suit brought BY Mrs julia
A. land office
Of those who drew Kappa homestead lots
granted by 8. 3. Kemp.
FIRST eRITsH WOMAN omAT IS AN AMERICAN II
American wiel
of the British presen
to Sh
ia the first named by the British
AMERICAN SQUADRON ARRIVES At uRueuAYiAN PORT
1.-THE American squadron crus
Atlantic keeping lookout for German raiders or sub
officially
Uruguayfan vessels accompanied the Americans
RETAIL TRADES INDcRsE REGISTRATION DINNER Il
the
Hotel Friday by the members
OK TO attend also get
ST. u pointed
Hawaii Is considered "aien
territory. on the malnsa must sackers
NhIssts1hS 0isO MARKET TODAY /
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TlENTsiR, China, July f2.-Two OF
: the royalists leaders, Chan Chen Fang
and Lei Chen chun, were arrested
today on q train while attempting
20 escape from Peklnn.
Gen. Feng Link No has also been
ARRESTED, In disguise.
Premier Tuan Chi Jul states that
. Or. Wa Tinr Fang, the foreign min
sser under the last government, has
3oan dismissed. The cabinet, which
e now az Tientsln, Will be transferred
to Pekinp and the new government
sef up there with Fens .kwo Chan
90 acting president. !
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12
ARRANGE FOR DELEGATES
+. TO CIVIC CONVENTION

The civic convention committee At
its regular weekly meeting this
morning voted to limit the Honolulu
organizations to 10 delegates, but no
restriction is placed on the organiza-
tons Of the other islands All the
delegates are 10 be named by the IN,
diyidual. bodies themselves at large
but it Is recommended that no dele
gate be allowed to represent two or
ganiZations, d. g.
The COMMITTEES also voted to allow
each delegate TO invite one guest TO-
the banquet as long as the ace0mmO-
dations hold out. the delegate TO be-
RESPONSIBLE for the guest. Prominent
men of the community viii be invited.
Raymond C. Brown, chairman Of the
committee, was authorized to make ar
rangemAnts for delegates badges
Friday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock
the program committee of the civic
contention committee will meet "a
draw up q tentative program.
many Of the merchants have presefpl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12
GERMAN FRUITS, VEGETABLES
SCANT; GRAINS SAID BETTER

2Food Dictator
1917 below the
Of . 1915.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12

A grand ball will be given on Sat.
urday evening at the national guard
arnory under the auspices OF Freder
lex Funston Post. Veterans Of Foreisn
Wars e Z,
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architecture.

architecture. r. - .<-.
They also maintain that Marking is
ideally situated inasmuch as it is much
nearer the center of population than
Picking. President Foo Kwock Chung
is now located at Marking, and has
selected this city as the capital Of the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12

SAN FRANCISCO, July 11.-suear:
So deg. test, $40 cents. Previous quo
tation, 6.23 cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12
RUSSIAN ROYAL FAMILY
WOULD BUY LIBERTY BONDS

pETRocRAp
to
lowed o buy Russian Liberty 5cnda
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12
GERMAN ChANCELLO R QUITS us
CRITICISM HITS GOVERNMENT,
RUSSIANS SWEEP TO VICTORY

ASSOCIATED Press by Naval Communication servicel
BERNIE Switzerland July 12ChancellOr Won Bethmann-
Hollweg has resigned .~~
The storm of criticism eveed against the German gov
eminent is shaking its structure according to from Ger
many today. s>s1E ss
AMSTERDAM Netherlands, July 12-The kaiser and Won
Behmann Howeg coseted for several hours today dis
cussng the political situation II. IL s.sS sgF
The prince summoned to the meeting Of the connd
his way from the front to Berlin in special train
Though the chancellor has resigned the kaiser has post
poned decision on the acceptance Of the resignation.
is officially said that the kaiser Is Of the opinion that
the reforms be accomplished concern his successors also
that they must be permanent measures for which purpose the
prince and the imperial council have been summoned to
an important meeting.
The meeting is TO reach final decision to concessions
which must be made in the reichstag ssSssr @ - 6
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SUGAR..

'5Id. tEx-dtvldend. +Unsvstss.
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LONDON, England July 12-Thc Norwegian bark Fiorele
sunk by a submarine Off Iceland
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E,RsT RRITIsL WOMAN pIPL oMAT IS AN AMERICAN
AMERICAN SQUADRON ARRIVES At URueuAYIAN PORT

MONTEV1DEO Uruguay, July 12-Ihe American naval 81
ing South Atlantic and keeping lookout for German
arrived here today The officers and men have been
yed ashore Uruguayan accompanied the Americans
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12

TRADES ENDORSE REGISTRATION DINNER
be held at the Young
Friday given this afternoon BY the members
out and ST. pointed by
Hawaii considered "aen
territory o Mansad, II must have no sIaekers
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12

A new development In the mandarin
Loane against Walter A. Ensie, chief eler
her name reInstated as one Of those who
may be lie Withdrawal and the filing Of .
preme court. The mandamus suit reeen
been granted by Judge 8. 3. Kemp. I j..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12

PARIS France July 1.-THE mnesweeper Jupiter has beef
mine off Che French coast with Ii lost.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-03-01

of erecting the mammoth indicator
will have been completed ere the
campaign is launched on the evening
OF March 5. Daily thereafter the
ponderous hands will mark the pro-
gress Of the campaign for funds for
the Christian union, indicating day by
day. as each "a hours report is made,
just how much has been subscribed by
public-spirited, loyal Bridgeporters.
Close on the heels of the an
nouncement that the Y. w. c.. A. had
organized "a team for participation in
the campaign comes the intelligence
that General Secretary w Seymour
Lacy, of the Bridgeport Y. M. c. A.
is busily at work on a team to rep
resent that association in the project
ed drive. Keen rivalry between the
two associations is expected.
Additions to the team organization
since last publication, as announced
at campaign headquarters at The
Stratfield this morning, follow: Geo.
H. Moorey and John H. Moore, cap
tains; L. r. Darling, Albert Rothery,
William A. Taylor, F. E. Blake, f. w.
Davis, w. T. Horcher, E. c.. Bama,
Roy Clark Mrs. W. H. Griffith, Mrs.
George M. Brown, Miss Betty Wright,
Mrs. T. T. Watkins, Mrs. E. H. Mil
ner, Mrs. Chas. Edwards. Mrs. E. M.
Hawley Mrs. Roy Clark, Mrs. E. M.
Jane Weidlich, team workers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-03-01
BRINGING WAR NEARER

THAT has to public attention more clearly
~ shows Germany's anticipation of war with the United
States than the attempted alliance with Mexico and Japan as IN
dicaed by the Zimmerman note, of date of JAM 49, last
This clearly Germany early Jan. 49,
had concluded that unlimited submarine would be more
productive cause than the friendship Of the United
States
She did not desire that this warfare should ALLEVIATE the
United States it did Germany desired take the
quences sought Allies both Mexico and Japan holding
hope conquest soil by Ameri
can arms many years ago.
It is to be sure strictly within the bounds reason
nation intending with distant foe, shall seek alliances
with the neghbors Of that foe but that Germany should be
raising up against the United States before the
possibilities Of aity gone not calculated to create
friendly feeling here the ervor Of German
sympathy in America.
The disclosures Of Germanys attempt to stir Mexico and
Japan against must be regarded element making
powerfully for
Mexico doubtless, might be readily brought into such an
arrangement improbable that Japan could be ured
away from alliance with Great Britain for it would be
grave breach Japan relations with the Allies she should
against foe who would be against Germany
As the days 60 the universal nature of the
clearly The peace the United States all that prevents
world wide conflict Once the United States the fight
every other nation with exceptions may also be drawn
into it -
rs WihqFaw into the background the cherished idea that
America would fight only the and would not need
army.
The lessons Of experience forbid situation Once
certain the nation must be armed By land and and
up very considerable army Again and again has
history shown and alliances while
progress None be that history will not repeat
Mexico encouraged by support should become
troublesome army not less than 100000 would
qured there might be necessary to keep under
These would be expensive precautions but unavoidable
the of the Kaiser is determined to thrust conflict
upon Amssica l9gs