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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-22
HUN SHELL BURSTS
WITHIN FORTY
YARDS Oh BAKER
Secretary Of War On inspection
Of American Front Comes 10
I Close Contact With Actual
Fighting Conditions None, Are
Injured :,

WASHINGTON, March 81 Associa.
ted Press When German sbei; burst
within forty yards Of the automobile
IN which he was sitting, Secretary Of
War Baker, yesterday, came into IN.
comfortably close touch with war con,
ditions as they are on the fighting front
about the trenches which are now .ees
Ecupied By Upited States soldierst4 ,EoH
tunately neither the secretary morn any
Of the party with him were injured BY
the explosion Of the shell In such close
proximity but they had an experienced
which win forever linger in their mem.
DRY. The escape Of the secretary Of
war and other members Of HE party
was told 10 dispatches from the Amer.
lean front received last night.
These dispatches clearly show that
the secretary Of war is now learning
/ at FIRST hand and from actual experience
what conditions the Americans are
facing and 10 learning Of his own per
sonal knowledge how they are equip
ped, how they have been trained and
what effect the training has had upon
them. He was engaged in making a
personal inspection Of one of the sec,
tors occupied by the American forces
when the shell fell so close to him.
New Gas Tried & &
German ayiators on Tuesday night
and yesterday tried out a new gas
against the Americans in trenches in
the Toul sector. The experiment was
not a success for the Americans quickly
had their gas masks on and suffered mo
u results. A Teuton plane sailed over
E he American trenches on Tuesday night
and again yesterday morning dropping
-ubber balls of about eighteen inches
liameter into the trenches as 1t scared
above them These balls were filed
with liquid which, when it reached
the air by reason Of the bursting Of
the rubber case, generated mustard
gas" No serious effects resulted.
American Casualties &c.,.
American casualties reported by the
war department numbered thirty seven,
Lieut.. Frederick O. Klakring wa
wounded in action, three privates were
killed and two died of their wounds
while FIVE we're severely wounded and
seventeen slightly. Another soldie"
died from an accident and eights from
disease J. 3. II a., ID
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.TR0TzKY ANSWERS
] entente QUERIES
by GIVING TRAIN
Tells Diplomats TO Send Trained
Officers To Investigate and
. Y. Offer IS Accepted .'T Y y
WANTS ASSISTANCE or III \
,..s.k AMERICANS At ONCE
Desires Aid In Organizing voluR-
teer Army and In Rehabili- 4: !.
tating Railroads y.

MOSCOW, March 2l- ASSOCIATED
Press ~ Russia wants the friendship Of
the Entente Allies but especially Rus
STA wants the aid and assistance Of the
United States in the efforts which Il
win make to rehabiHtate itself once the
war with Germany is really at an end,
Leon Trozky sought to make those
points clear Yesterday. - ti,
Replying to Inquiries from the En-
tente Allies concerning the persistent
reports that Russia had armed thou
sands Of Germans, formerly prisoners
Of war Of RUSSIA in Siberia and that
these armed forces are now threatening
the Siberian railway, Tr0tzky said:
invites Investigation 81. t1%EI ~
"Send trained officers and investigate
for yourselves. 1 viii give you a train
and afford you every facility to make
a thorough Investigation. w
This offer was promptly accepted and
Capt. William r. Webster of the Red
Cross and Capt. W. L. Hicks Of the
British military mission have left for
Lrkutsk and other points on the 81
herian railway. ''' XII
German propaganda Is held RESPONSE
ble for these reports aud for their spread
i'm the elnims made by the Bolshevist
,ness. These papers say the purpose of
he propaeanda Is to .discredit thc
Ieyiets and to encourage Japanese in,
, ervention and the sending of an ex
ieditionaryj force by that country into
siberia. "-F 81
American Aid Wanted p, ~ <
Trotzky has asked the American mil.
itary mission to send him ten trained
officers TO assist him, as inspectors, IN
the organizing and training of a new
volunteer army. ''."@ d" T. ( p.
He also asked that Amerieannexperts
IN transportation be sent to assist in
the rcorganizing Of the railroads and
tho reestablishment of q real railway
,ervice. r. - w.. %'4
Relations Unchanged t-T ~
Russia Is relations with the Ententt
Powers are unchanged, according to D
tatement by M. XII. cserin. the Bolsbe
Wiki foreign minister. He declares,
however, that the relations being estab
'ished with the United States are more
and more friendly. He commented thai
President 81 Wilson's message to the
Russian people showed that America
will notE take an aggressive stand
against Russia. % 4ft Egs u
3. - - - . o. .
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was to secure at once shipping as ron
templated by the agreement to trans
port TO Switzerland foodstuffs mueb
needed by that state. One difi,nlty
after another was, however, raised to
postpone the chartering Of Dutch ships
for Swiss relief and, although the rea,
son was never formally expressed, II
was generally known that the Dutch
shipOwners feared lest their ships
should be destroyed by German subTP'
rines, even though on an errand of
mercy and though not traversing any
Of the so-called danger zones pro
claimed by the German government.
Hun Safeguard No Guarantee
F"That this fear was not wholly un.
justified has unhappily been shown by
the recent act Of the German govern
ment in sinking the Spanish ship Sar
dinero, outside the danger zone, when
carrying a cargo of grain for Swit2er'
land and after the submarines com.
mander had ascertained this fact by
an inspection of the ships papers.
"In respect of Belgian relief, the
Dutch government expressed it's pres
ent inability to comply with the agree,
ment on the ground that the German
government had given Holland to un
derstand that it would forcibly pre-
vent the departure from Holland OF the
corresponding ships, which, under the
agreement, were to leave eoincidentally
for the United States. The Dutch gov
eminent even felt itself unable to sc
cure the two eargOes of foodstuffs whicl
under the agreement it was permitted
% ~ hara anain tho G ms '
government interviewed and threntene
to destroy the equivalent Dutch ton
mage which under the agreement, wa.
to leave Holland for the United States
Patience outworn .u -
NEARLY two months have elapseC
since the making of the temporary char
tering agreement and the proposed gen
eral agreement has lain even longe
without reply on the part of Holland
Meanwhile the German threats hav'
grown more violent, with a view to- pre-
vent any permanent agreement and o.
forcing Holland to violate any tempo
raTy agreement. 80. ~
"On March 7, through Great Britain
q final pre-, On: l. expiring on thu
eighteenth, &c n'mi'ted TO Holland
A reply has been received which, Will
in itself unacceptable, might unde
other conditions have served as a basii
for further negotiations.
Dutch Not Free Agents
"That the events to which / have
alluded had served to demonstrate con
elusively that we have been attempting
to negotiate where the essential ba7i
for an agreement, namely, the meetin
10 -, n,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-22

similar action which is being taken BY
OVernments associated with us, leave
Holland ample tonnage for her do
nestle and colonial needs. We have
nformed the Dutch government that
Ter colonial trade will DE facilitate
md that she may at once send sh p
rom Holland to secure the bread Ger
'als which her people require. tn Sc
ships will be freely bunksred and viii
re immune from detention on our part
Keep Proper Faith ... ..
1.-THE liner New Amsterdam, which
,ame within our jurisdiction under az
agreement for her return will OF
Course, be permitted at once TO re.urT
o Holland. Not only that, but she
viii be authorized 10 carry back witt
Ter the two cArgoes Of foOdstuffs which
holland would have secured under the
temporary chartering agreement had
OF Germany prevented - .
T 'tAmpde compensation will be paid
J. o the Dutch owners of the ships which
will be put to our service, and suitable
PROVISION will be made to meet the pos
dbllity Of ships being lost through
'nemv action.
1t is our earnest desire to safeguard
the fullest extent the interests o.
'"lland aud Of her nationals, by exer
Using in this crisis our admitted RICH
o control all property within our ter
ritOrv.
We do no wrong to Holland. Tn
manner in which we proposed to exer
Use this right and our proposals made
Holland rOnrurrently Herewith, can
'ot, believe, fail to evidence to HOl
land the sincerity of our friendship TO
ward her.
WOODROW WILSON,"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-22

able portion of Hollands rher-
70 chant marine which has been tied
up and idle in American ports for
some lime. The President said
PRESIDENTS STATEMENT
For some months the United
States and the Entente Allies
have been conducting negotia7
tons with the Dutch government
with the object of concluding
general commercial agreement. A
very clear statement OF the character
OF these negotiations was made on
March IL to the Dutch parliament by
his excellency, the minister Of for
eign affairs of Holland. "
- AS appears from the statement the
discussion proceeded upon the basis OF
two fundamental propositions, namely;
That the United States and the ALLIES
should facilitate the importation into
Holland Of foodstuffs and other tom
modities required to maintain then
economic life and that Holland should
restore her merchant marine to O nor
NAL condition of activity.
at was the task of the negotiators
to develop a specific applications OF
these propositions which would be ac
ceptable to the governments cOncerned
Early in January, 1918, the negOtiators
came to an understanding which was
al in, nDFnnmRnL.
which was submitted to the govern
ments concerned in order that, ~ ae
ceptable, it might be ratified, or, ID IN
acceptable, a counter proposal might be
made.
Temporary Agreement
1.-THE negotiations becoming pro
longed, the Dutch delegates proposed
in order that the ships might sooner
be, put into remunrrative service, that
Dutch tonnage lying idle in American
waters should, with certain exceptions
be Immediately chartered TO the United
States for periods not Exceeding 1ine
ty days. -.
This proposal was accepted by the
United States government and on Janu
airy 25, 1918, the Dutch minister ri
Washington handed to the Secretary
of State Of the United States note
expressing the terms of the temporary
ehaTtering agreement and his govern
mient acceptance thereof. This agree
ment provided, among other things
that 10000 tons of Dutch shipping
should, at the discretion Of the United
States, be employed partly in the ser
vice of Belgian relief and partly fol
Switzerland, on safe conduct TO Cette
'rhnce, and that for each ship sent II
B0lIa vi 10 the service of Belgian relief
n corresponding vessel should leavt
Holland for the United States.
German Threats Made
Z 1.-TWO Dutrh ships in the Unite
Stptes ports with caFg"es of fOodstuff'
we're to proceed to Holland, similar
tonnage being despatched in exchang q
fpom holland to the UHited States fOl
charter. as in the case OF o: her Dutrl
shins living in the United States ports
The agreement was explicitly tempo
r1rV in character and, beng des'gne
10 meet On immediate situation, prompt
uhrfpTInnnce WIS Of the Pv'enre
-.GT"hr Dut, J. 0,"""u"'"nt at once dis
closed, however, that l. was unwilling
or unable, 10 carry out this eh" rterinE
:. sTeenlsnt which il had itself Pr1pos q
The first desire Of the United State'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-22
BEST MEDICINE MADE.

A better medicine can not be made
than Chamberlain y Cough Remedy. It
relieves the lungs, opens the secretions,
'ldS eXpectoration and assists Nature
restoring the system to q healthy
'onditIon. Besides, it contains no OPT
ties and is perfectly safe TO take. For
ale by all dealers, Benson, Smith &
Co., Ltd, agents for Unavailable,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-22
INDICATIONS GROW
THAT DRAFT IS NEAR

WASHINGTON, March 21-tAsso
eiated Press)--Indications that the see
ond seleetive draft is close at hand arr
multiplying. II was learned yester Iav
hat Provost Marshal General Crowde'
viii within the next few DAYS call for
the instruction Of draft eligibles 70,
technical positions 49, y o."
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-22
SOCIALIST BALKS At
''. :. MAILED FIST PEACE
Minority Leader Uses Plair
-, :, Words In Reichstag -.

r LONDON, March 2lL+tAssociated
Press)-Open revolt against the type
IF peace which Germany is giving to
Russia was voiced in the reichstag by
Hugo Haase, Socialist minority leader,
according to q Reuters despatch re.
ceived last night. q" l.g'aa-,. ~,
On the floor of the reichstag Haase
declared he would not vote for the gov
ernment's emergency estimates because
of the "Mailed Fist" peace which the
German empire had extended to Russia.
The speaker was sharply called to or
der by the presiding officer.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-22
STEAMER ANlAzONl!Sl 5,
SUNK NEARG IBR | \ TAR
Fate Of Passengers of Liner Is
-. As Yet Unknown

BUENOS AIRES, March 2l-(Asso
ciated Press Sinking of the Britia'
steamer Amazon is reported from thu
officers of the Royal Mail Steamship
Company in Rio Janeiro. ..
The Amazon left this port for Med
errsnean ports and is reported to hav
met with submarine and to have bee
sunk near Gibraltar. The fate of he
passengers is unknown. g
She was a vessel of $500 tons regis
Fry ~ 'sAtEJ sE}.5sH5fI.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-22
"a, "A! !IsR !gIE1IQ g g!!I T..

Beepuse Of ~ topie and laxative effect.
LAXATIVE BRoMo ouINISR win be iour
5eiisEthSn ordinary ouinine. Does NOT eau ,
nervousness nor Tiuging In the head. =.
member, there h only one Promo ouIIIne,"
The SiguatREs u X. W Gro,'. " OF s..ra :,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-22
NEATLESS DAYS HAVE
NOT YET MET PURPOSE

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 90
Associated Press) - Joseph Cotton,
Iead of the food administration 5 meat
ranch, told a senate military commit
ee today that "meatless days have
ct conserved the meat supply. | be
eve that more was consumed the"
han usual.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-22
'WARDlNG or CROSSES
g.. APPROVED BY PERSHINt

WITH THE AMERICAN TROOPS
Y FRANCE, March '20-(AssOciate'
'rcss)-Genera1 Pershing has approved
We award of the new american mill
nv crosses for extraordinary heroisr
Iieut. John O. 'Green and SERGEANT
William Norton end Patrick Walsh.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-22
FREE ZONE PROVIDED
IN new HOUSE BILL.

WASHINGTON, March 2l--( Assbcia
ted Press -Representative Sanders of
Louisiana has introduced measure in
the house which, if it shall become law
promises to be far reaching in effect.
1t is the proposal of Sanders to ere
ate free zones" about American port
where raw materials can be imp0rte'
free for the purpose of manufacture IL
and export from those zones. The I'm
ports must be manufactured in the Eon'
INTO which they come and must spec
feally be intended for immediate ex
h loTt 10 ~"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-22

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-22
NAVY MAY DISCARD \.
SENIORITY RULES

WASHINGTON, March Gl--(Asso
ciated Press THE navy department ii
preparing bill for introduction int
ongress which will provide for the pro,
notion of staff officers on other ground
han mere seniority 1t is expected tn
ill will be introduced within the mex
ew days.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-22
LABOR IS sQDARltELY
BACK Of president
f, " Z. hI''e', - s.
~ ~ .H
Keynote Speech In caIitorni;
Rings True Patriotism

VISALIA, g." California. March
20 - (OficiaD ~ "LabOr stands
squared behind President Viii.
sons war program" declared p.
II. Mccarthy, president of the
California Building Trades Union
in his keynote speech at the open
ing of the annual convention of
the Union here. "There cannot
be, there must not be; and there
is no such thing rs losing this
var with Germany" ~
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