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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-14
BODY BURNED BY OILY ROBE
started tirc 10 thaw out Frozen Auto
BED Quilt Saves Him.

IllAWATliA, Kan, Feb. lS-Eoh-
eyt Merritt. a farmer living northeast
~ town, was severely burned this
morning when a robe IN which ne had
been wrapped TO eNt!nguiSh fire in
his clothing. burst into flames, due TO
It's being saturated with gasoline.
Merritt was taking a friend to Rulo.
Neb., IN his automobile when the
car stopped on the way the men de-
cided IL had frozen up. Merritt built
fire under IT. While worhins
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-14
The Qunnc That DOCS Not kfCcct tie
Hg,I

lccguse of its comic and laxative e..
feet. Laxative Bromo Ou'uiue can he
taken ty anyone without causing ncr-
Nors0o~s cr ringing IN the head There
Is only one 'Rromo Ouininc." +. W.
GsON l. : Sis"ature ~ box .5c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-14
Ju,t Taking a Look.

NI.'|.a. 10 no NJ NNH.a
COlItNSNltLE. Okla. Fob. Ia
John W. Green. sheriff Of Rogers
county visited Co,llusville today. lie
declared that he was Just looking over
the city.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
GOOD PROGRESS IN
WAR REVENUE
BILL CONFERENCE
Tentative Agreement Is Reached
On Hall Of Provisions Though
Disputed Sections Not Yet
Reached - Agreement Next
Week sr.

.
WASHINGTON, September l5-(As,
ISOLATED Press)--In the first session Of
the conferces of senate and house on
the War Revenue Tax Bill, agreement
has been reached upon half of the
leviGs that are provided, The progress
yesterday was more rapid and the pro
ccedings more harmonious than had
been expected. Although the chief
matters Of dispute still remain to be
settled II was confidently predicted
last night that an agreement. will be
reached before the end of next week
The principal points of difference
will he, il is expected, on war profits and
on increases in hostages. The war pro
fits provision win be under discussion
today and the results secured on this
will 70 long way toward determining
when the conferees win be able TO end
their duties and report bin agreed
upon as satisfactory to both houses.
Tentative agreements we're reached
yesterday ON incomes, and sur.taxes
amounting to $S42, 100000; tobacco,
$56,600,000; intoxicants, 1907 900 900;
passenger transportation $37 500, 900.
The senate has prepared to pass the
eleven and half billion dollar Wa
Credits Bin which the house has al
ready passed and no changes in it are
expected. Yesterday IL began discus
sion of the mammoth Urgent Deficiency
which carries more than a billion dol.
lars. Both of these bills are expected
to pass at today's session.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
TWELVE CASES Of
TYPHOID REPORTED
Al Are Traced Back To a Luau
Held Recently At Waipahu
Where Person Was Sick

Twelve fresh cases of typhoid fever
have occurred during the past few
days, ten having come directly to the
attention of DR.. A. X. Hanchett Of the
board of health, and two others having
been transferred to Queens Hospital
IN the city ambulance. This makes
twenty cases in all reported during the
past week.
Tbe first eight cases came from the
neighborhOod Of Peterson lane, Pala
ma, and the other two from Dewey
Court Waikiki, and Emma Street, re.
spectively.
Doctor Hanchett' s ten cases came
from various parts of the city, but all
trace back to Waipahu, where the pa.
tients attended luau some time ago,
and where there was a case in the i'm,
mediate neighborhood of the giver of
the feast
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
UNCLEANL|NESS IS
CAUSE Of SICKNESS
Prohibition OF Bathing In Berlin
Causes Troubles

AMSTERDAM, September I4-(Asso'
ciated PresO-Thc proposed prohibi-
ton of bathing at home in Germany to
save fuel and soap is called rank folly
by the Vot'iche Zcitung of Berlin. The
paper says many public baths already
are closed owing to "A lack of coal and
attributes notable increases in skin dis
cases, dysentery and other disorders, 10
enforced uncleaDliness.
The Nord Deutehe Allgemcine lei.
tung Also points out the increase in
cases OF dysenteiy in Berlin, high
percentage of which is fatal, while
typhoid, which is spreading, also is
causing uneasiness.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
.AUSTRIANS HOLD
SOME POINTS /
ON BLOODY MOUNT
Italy Claims Great Victory and
Complete Success But Other
Reports Say Huns Maintain
Hold On a Few Positions

WASHINGTON, September 15-(As.
ISOLATED Press --ComPlete victory at
Mount San Gabrielle was claimed by
the Italian embassy here yesterday
but other reports which were received
last night said that the Austrians were
still elinging to some positions al.
though generally defeated. 49,. e.
Official reports from the Allies told
of little activity on the Western front
but Berlin made some claims Of sue.
cesses. e.. =
Rome Claims victory ..sE
After battle lasting twenty days
the Italians have emerged victors over
the Austrians 10 the greatest individ
ual struggle since Italy entered the
war, was the announcement made pub
lie by the Italian embassy yesterday
on receipt of messages from Rome.
In what is regarded as the most i'm
portant vistOry yet won by General
Cadorna's forces, the Italians have
captured and entrenched themselves
firmly on Mount San Gabrielle posi-
ton Of utmost Importance to the fur.
ther advance of the Latin armies.
Dominates Large Area
Mount San Gabrielle is an eminenee
dominating miles of plateau. Stoutly
defended = by the Austro. Hungarian
armies for weeks, it has been the oh.
iect of successive attacks by the Ital
ians. Ten days ago they mounted its
summit only to be thrust back again
by the Austrian reinforcements which
arrived in overwhelming numbers az
the moment victory seemed immi-
nent.
Battling for this position lasted
several hours, during which incessani
lighting of the most desperate charac
ter took place.
Other Successes Claimed
= After severe fighting in the Tarnovo
region, all positions occupied by the
Austro- Hungarian troops have fallen to
the Italians.
Rome heralds General Cadorna = sue,
eesses ps the greatest victory won by
King Emmanuel armies since Italy
joined the Allies.
Berlin claimed German "shock "
troops penetrated the second line of the
EntP tr trenches west of Guignicourt.
end inflicted heavy losses on the de.
Tenders
The British were also driven from
the woods north of IanPemarch in
Flanders, and many prisoners taken.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
OVERSUBSCRpTIONoF
! LOANS IS FORECASTEI
Financial Leader Of New York
Praises Government

NEW YORK, September l5-tAsso
ciated Press) Confidence that the next
Liberty Loan viii be over subscribed
as will other succeeding ones was ex
pressed last night at a dinner of the
Bond Club by one of the highest
authorities on the finances of the coun
try. The speaker was President Van,
derlip, president of the National City
Bank Of New York and head of the
New York clearing house.
President Vanderlip said that the
financial policy adopted by the govern
.ment was wise and well directed a.
was its policy for the conduct of tho
war. He also classed the proposals.
still before congress as being wise and
deserving of passage.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
SPEECH Of ROOT IS l.. ....
" BITTER TO PAC|F|STS

CHICAGO, September l5-- (Asso
eiated Press --Former Senator Root in
speech delivered here last night
branded as traitors all who speak,
write or print arguments against the
war or any thing which the United
States may be doing in its prosecution
of the war. . -.
''Such persons are rendering more
effective aid to the Germans than they
could give II they were actually bear
ing arms against the United States, "
he said.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18

Strong drinks like beer, whisky, tea
and coffee, irritate. the kidneys anu
hahitual use tends to weaken them
Dally bacEache, with headache, ner'
vousness, dizzy spells and a rheumatic
condition should be taken as warning
of kidney trouble. Cut out, or at least
moderate the stimulant, and use Doan 3
Backaehe Kidney Pills. They are fine
for weak kidneys. Thousands recon
mend them.
"Nhen your back is lame--rcmen,beI
the name. - Don't simply ask for d
kidney remedy - ask distinctly for
Doan = Backache Kidney Pills and take
no other. Doan's Baekache Kid"eV
PILLS are sold by all druggists and store
keepers at SOC box (six boxes $500
or win be mailed on receipt of price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co., or Benson, Smith
& Co., agents for the Hawaiian Islands
Advertisement. -. ,..:. .
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
GERMAN NEWSPAPER
=. +. EDITORS ARE HELD
Five Arrested In Philadelphia
Held In $4,000 Each

PHILADELPHIA September Is
Associated Press)-Five members of
the editorial staff and business man.
.agement of the Taggeblat, the German
paper, the Office Of which in this city
was recently raided, correspondence
and other documents seized and mum
her of arrests made, were yesterday
held for trial in bail of $4,000 each
4 All of those arrested are charged
with specific violations of the espion,
age law.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
Following Demand From French
Minister Cabinet Meetings,
Conferences and Conversation
Promise Of Betterment Made
BERLIN SENDS WORD TO
LUxBURG TO COME HOME
Secretary Of State Lansing
Springs Another Diplomatic
BombsheIl and shows Similar
State of Affairs In Mexico City

Sweden has been called upon
by France to make explana-
tons.
Stockholm reported that the
foreign Office is to be reformed.
Germany has cabled to Lux
burg in Buenos Ayres request
ing him to return to Berlin at
once and explain.
Secretary at State Lansing
made further disclosures of
German use of the Swedish
foreign Office for transmission
of kilograms to the German
chancellor and gave specific
Instances of this at Mexico
City.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
oHAMBERLAM's COUGH REMEDY

This remedy has no superior as n
cure for colds, Group and whooping
cough.
IT has been II fav0ritc with moth.
erS of young children for almost forty
years.
Chamberlain 5 Cough Remedy can al
ways be depended upon and is pleasant
to take
1t not only cures colds and grip, but
prevents their resulting ~ pnrunoni9.
Chamberlain S Cough Remedy con
tains no opium or other narcotic rnA
may be given as confidently to child
as to an adult. For sale by I'll dealers
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for
haM an AuVertlsemt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
UNITED STATES navy
MAKES GIANT STRIDES

ANNAPOLIS, September H-fAs,
sociatcd Speaking to the grad
uatinG class of ia ehsigns at the exer'
cises here today, Secretary of the Navy
Daniels told the young officers of the
giant strides the L. s. navy had made
since the entry of the country into the
war
"Thcrc are three times as many
ships in commission today" the seere-
tary said, ethan there were six months
ago" $50. r..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
CRISIS in RUSSIA NOT
ENDED BUT AGGRAVATED
BY GAINS OF RADICALS
UltraExtremSts Score Important Victory In Petrogad
Council and Garry Program Which Is Antagonistic
To Plans For Which Premier Kerensky Contends
DEMAND SEPARATE PEACE

EIROGRAD September Isl Associated
OF the crisis that confronts Premier Keensy his
not to be mnmed in the minds OF Russians the
other countries While that he appears eecuay
down the Kornof revolt alarm are looming up
big and black growing strength Of the
extreme radical factions and the program outlined by the Peograd
council of deputies. ..sr... .... IT,. T..
last evenings newspapers asserted that the crisis which Kern-
sky must overcome by end that he is position
stcat difficulty and that his resignation be excluded from
he bounds possibility Some the articles published gloomy
The possibility separate peace again looming up big
his time i'll the program Of the radicals. ]'.,- ~
EXTREME RADICALS GAIN STRENGTH
At the session of the Perogad council deputies Thursday
night the BaVs the ultra radical party gained great
victory and almost overwhelming scored great
gains and the vote S loo in favor Of the position that has
adopted by these extreme RADICALS. @ ... &c..
BY this vote council adopted program or platform which calls
social Democracy that all representatives Of property
shall be excluded from power. =. g.. T.. ~.
addition demand for the immediate declaration of
Democratic republic abolition all private property rights
working classes shall have full and productive
confscation to the uses Of the government Of all profits
gained through and by of the mercess taxation and
hat all taxation shall be borne by capital and by the
KoRNILoFF HAS FOLLOWERS
While there feeling during the day that the Kornlof
revolt practically at an end late last night the representative OF
the Associated Press here informed officially that he had
surrendered and that some of the striking battalion still remain
faithful to him also do considerable number Of the eke Tur
Roman detachment and he still be rckoned factor in the
complicated situation"
Reports Yesterday showed that conditions were speedily becom
Railroad between the principal cities
which had temporarily suspended had been resumed Warsaw
Moscow Wau being again by Railroad
other lines reported resuming service
Premier Kerensty ruling with firm hand and little mercy
will be shown the prime in the revolution he shall weather
the crisis
learned that General Krumo the commander instructed
by Koo with the investment of Petrograd after interview
with keren and learning the OF surrender laid down by
the returned his lodgings and shot him
self. lie later succumbed to his self inflicted wound
In made BY kerenskVs secretary he said that Kor
no prepared to surrender recognizing that he was COM
peey poweresS An surrender has been received from
twelve companies OF soldiers who elected with Korn
loft against the provisional and the OF his
has been completely broken
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
.SAH FU-|MOU IS NEW
CHINESE COMMISSION

SHANGHAI, September l4-(Asso-
ciated Press Sab Fu-mOue has been
designated commissioner of foreign af
fairs at Shanghai, to succeed G. NJ. thu.
Mr.. Chu will go to the United States,
where he expects to engage in business.
Sab Fu,mou is a noted Chinese finan-
cier who has Travelled widely in Amer
lea and Europe, and has made an ex-
tensive study of financial problems in
MANY countries. -.--.-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18

fetal advices from Washington as to
the startling revelations.
New Disclosure Made
Relative to the use of the Swedish
foreign office in Mexico City by the
German envoy, Lansing issued his an.
nouncements early yesterday This
shows that a similar custom to that
in Argentina prevailed in Mexico, mes
sages having passed between Won
Eckhardt, the German envoy to Mex.
leo, and the German chancellor.
One Of the documents discloses how
Swedish Charge d'Affaires Cronholm
at Mexico City was virtually Won Eek
hardt 3 messenger boy, and personal
~ transmitted as his legation e bona
fide messages dispatches intended for
Germany and intercepted by United
States officials.
As proving the value Germany plac.
ed ON the service of Cronholm, the de-
partment's statement says that Charge
d 'AffaiTes. Cronholm was recomme nded
for secret decoration by Won Eek,
hardt. '.t.., WY
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
W0r's Cost Non Reaches
Ninety Billion Dollars

WASHINGTON September l5(Associated Press Ninety
billions OF dollars have been by the warning powers
according figures that been carefully compiled
made public last night this does include $80SO0O
which the United States arranging spend during
Here are the latest cost figures Ia t"t@.
Great Britain eighteen and a half billions Of dollars
Russia fifteen billions Of dollars aa"s'
France fourteen billions of dollars @ ~
Italy three billions q dollars
Germany twenty-one billions of dollars
Austria twelve billions of dollars
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
GRAVE CRISIS IN
INDUSTRY ARISES
Labor Trouble Affects Shipbuild-
ing and ironwork and Govern
ment May Act

SAN FRANCISCO. September Is
Associated Press IA grave industrial
crisis is developing in the. iron and
building trades which threatens to scri.
ously hinder the government s ship.
building program unless wiser counsel
prevails and the men submit to media
ton. ne
Yesterday IL was understood twenty.
five labor unions, representing $4,000
workers, contemplated walkout unless
their demands for a fifty per cent in
crease in wages are granted oy the en-
plOyers.
The unions affected are affiliated
with the iron trades, and officials of
the trade councils declare the decision
is up TO the government.
X. II. Moore Of the Moore. Scott Iron
Works, voicing the sentiments of the
employers, said today, ave cannot
meet the demands Of the men for a
City per cent increase in view of the
contracts we have made with the gov.
eminent for shipbuilding.
News from Seattle was that the
threatened strike Of shipwrights, join.
ers and laborers was reality and
officials of the shipwrights' union
claim that 5000 men are idle. with an
additional 1000 in allied trades laid of
for lack of lumber.
The unions are fighting for shorter
hours, and the strike ii directed
4gainst certain lumber manufacturers
whose factories are run on a tenhour
basis.
washington Ready
Metal workers were last night con
sidering an immediate meeting to dis
.euss a possible sympathetic strike. Of
dcials of the shipping board at Wash
ington are ready to take steps to bring
the labor difficulties in the shipbuild
ing and allied trades to an end us
speedily as possible.
1t was reported at the board 5 Offices
that the officials do not propose to al
low Engagements to hinder the rush
of government work and declare that
as soon as they can settle the Seattle
controversy they will tackle the situa
ton in San Francisco.
The labor councils of this city are
about to throw the support of their al
lied unions on the side of the strik-
ing carmen it was learned today.
The council at special session to-
night are to discuss proposition
which will bring the support of over
10000 workers to the side of the car
men.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
GUARDS PLACED ON ....
NTERNED HUN SHIPS

MONTENEGRO, Uruguay. September
l4-(Associated Press ---Rum0rs that
the crews aboard German refugee ships
in this harbor were planning to sink
their ships at their moorings to prevent
their being taken over by the govern
ment BROUGHT speedy action today, An
armed guard of marines has been put
aboard the Teuton refugees and the
crews are virtually under arrest.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
TYPHO0N DOES DAMAGE
TO AMERICAN CONSULATE

WASHINGTON. September I4-(As,
""cintc1 Presslr-A typhoon that struck
Amry China, today killed many natives
and damaged the American consulate.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
FIFTY-THREE LOST

NEW YORK, September l5--( Assoei
atrd Press The toll of death from the
summarizing Of the Minnehaha is found
20 have been. Rfty-three, One hundred
and ten were saved. -.H r. =. e..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
CREW ESCAPES FROM
SUMMARIZED STEAMER

LONDON, September AZ Associa-
ted Press)--It was officially announced
that the American steamer Wilmore
has been sunk by submarine in the
war zone. There was no casualties,
the crew escaping in the ships boats.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
HOLLAND MINISTER Il
HAS BEEN RECALLED
Successor Has Been Secretary
OF Legation

WASHINGTON, September I5--(As
sociated Press Netherland 5 minister
% the United States, Chavelier Var
Rappad, has been recalled, Yesterday
he called upon Secretary of State Ian
sing and inquired whether Van Royen
who has been named by the govern
ment Of Holland TO surceed' him would
be satisfactory to the government OF
the United States. .,,..'.
Van Rappad is to be transferred to .
European Embassy which will bc
his liking, ..E T.,
Van ROyeu, who will succeed him la,
been secretary Of the legation here.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-18
September
w Is ASSOCIATED Press)-

I" Is ASSOCIATED Press)--
Developments in the imbroglio in
which Sweden has become in
volyed through the use of its for
cign office by Germany came
thick and fast yesterday. Further
complications threatened when
Secretary of State Lansing made
public new discoveries and in
volved the Swedish charge deaf
faires and the German envoy at
MEXICO City.
FRENCH MINISTER CALLS
Following a call by the French
minister to Stockholm on. Thurs
day to the foreign office at Stock
holm on Admiral Lindmann, the
Swedish minister of foreign af-
fairs. during which he requested
an explanation from Sweden to
France of the messages that had
been cabled from the German
minister to Argentine through
the Swedish legation, the Swed-
ish government became aroused
to the absolute necessity OF some
prompt and decided action that
would tend to relieve a situation
that grows more and more COM
plicated.
A series OF cabinet meetings
have been held at Stockholm,
conferences were held between
officials and the king and CONVEX
sations with the United States
and British ambassadors. Then
came the announcement that the
government had decided to take
immediate steps looking to re-
form the conditions which have
existed in its foreign Office. "
No official advices from Berlin
have reached Stockholm as to the
nature Of the steps which. Berlin
will take but the newspapers in
dicated that Germany had been
asked by Argentine for an explain
alton ...> IT,. .-... -.
LUXBURG CALLED HOME
I.uxburg has been asked to
come home and explain. Tele-
grams from Amsterdam said that
the German minister of foreign
affairs had asked the Argentine
legation at Berlin to cable It's re-
quest to Luxburg to come to Ber-
lin and explain in person and had
further asked Argentine to secure
for him safe conduct. -
Washington is awaiting develop
ments that are certain to arise from
the disclosures which Secretary Ian
sing yesterday made Of conditions In
Mexico City that were similar to those
Ii Buenos Ayres. Reports from Mex
leo City said that diplomatic circles
there were much excited but that the
Mexican government had given out
~ word and seemed to be awaiting Of,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-04
LA CONTIENDA MUNDIAL
(Nienc de la Sal

-Lircrdun-eXcIama alguien. Sc
nalando una fortaleza en- r%uinas; pc
70 no II fortaleZa como las de Yer
dun ' Toul no., sino un viejo cast
10 romartico coronado de ]torrconcs
y de almcnas.
-iGue difcrente de Troyon dcbe
r~arcccrIe i listed esto!-le digo al
ar,tllcro.
Con sus ojos miopet contempIa
los muroS CRISES. las e~resterias la
hraGas, las galerias encrres, los TO-
sos rcgros, las amplias poternas.
Despu6s. muy suave, murrura:
No crca usted... En- el fondO,
las fortalczas nueyas son tan bellas
cual les antiguas... La diferencia
esta en- one las antiques 50 yerguen
en- las ~a!turas, como esta que enc
mos ante IL vista, mientras las otras
:e cculcan bajo Ia TERRA. Hay que
,c-las d~cstruIdas para admirar!as...
E. Gomez CARRILLO.