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The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
Terauchi's Resignation
In Emperor's Hands and
Genro Called To Nest

TnkIn ,l 70 lS.N
} Wv "'''' N'Pe'i'I
Fre'"ier "o""raI count NJ TPranchl 5
resignation is pow in the hands of
3mrcror Yoshihito. having baen ton.
Io,cd h,. IN, ,,r;o,o ,i,,s,o LoL,,.
'"' r'oo"oi|
'"St SUNDAY, as u ma" oe'n previously
said was expected. The formal an.
nouncemcnt Of presentation by Terra
,pchi oP his roo;a,o,iou Lo u.;I,
,.,r ''''
nov Or made until AFTER the genrO
or elder statesmen : conference, which
will be hell, ,.thor Thursday or Fri.
dov
emperor 10 FTSioe
The "gcnro' conference is to be
held at the impcriaI rayaco and will,
bo rro.;dod o,n, he .no rn,n l..
P''" u"
person fr'n'" \, amasata and Mar
quis NJ. Matsugnta, two "gGnro' who
returned TO. Toxic from their summer
villas at Odawara, will attend the con
ference and Marquis X. Saionii win
also be asked to attend. The resigna.
tien of TPrauchi will be discussed at
this conference and successor be
selected.
While Marquis Saionji is leading all
other. candidates in race for the pre-
miershiP it is question whether he
4 II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
And SERBS
ARE SJGL WINNING
German Requirements Of Bull
CARS Routed - Advance Is
Full Ten Miles In Depth

,,,,,, ,,D,- =,
W." I'nN' "'P'einocr N III
Macedonia the Serbs and the French
continue to push forward in major
onorotioux acninst tho RuIpors and tho
,i
'''''' nav wv" '' NJ
10 REINFORCE ZEN.
IN" advances reporter yesterday
"rF" Stca"N anu hIghiN important, ne
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
Squadron Carrying On Bombing
Raid Over Enemy Territory On
Lorraine Front Encounters ST.
perior Force
LIEUTENANT LUKE DOWNS
THREE GERMAN BALLOONS
German Raid Fails and British
Conduct Successful ATTACK On
Bruges Where They Drop
Bombs On Docks At Submarine
Base

WI ASH1NGTON, September "a
" There was much activity In. the
w air Yesterday along the western
front, in one air battle the Americans
losing heavily. according to an official
cOmmuniQue from General PeushiHg. In
this fight five American machines were
lost, either driven down and their crews
captured or shot down and their crews
killed
Those five machines we're part of an
American squadron carrying out a
bombing raid over German territory.
They were attacked by greatly super
Tor force of German maclin aud
driven hack, with the loss of five, This
air battle was on the Lorrain" front.
Downs Balloons
Earlier in the day a most successful
attack had been made by Lieut.. +.
Luke .Tr. on q number Of German obser-
walton balloons Lieutenant Luke flow
over the German lines and shot down
and destroyed three of these balloons,
one after the other. This makes total
of nine balloons accounted fHr by this
American nirman in three days.
Germans Pail
A German air raid against the Amer
lean positions WIS made during Tues
day night west of Wanderers. resulting
in a complete fiasco. The low lying
msts prevented the Germans from To-
eating their targets and their attack,
with bombs and machine guns. was
made against a section in which NO
American troops were located. The
Germans swept the ground with their
machines and blew up heaps Of earth
with their bombs, the roar Of the az
tack upon bare ground enabling, thu
American crows of the anti aircraft
batteries tn locate the raiders and give
them . hot reception. the American
shells driving the raiders back.
British Paid
A British commnninuc statce that .
raid in force was made on Tuesday
| night bv British SQUADRON. which
dropped thirteen tons of bombs on the
docks aud submarine haze at Byuges
During the. day the British shot down
eleven German nl"nes in air fighting.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
VOLUNTEERS. MAY
MAKE THEIR CHOICE
Air Service, Navy and, Marine
Corps Are Open To Men In
cluteu In SeIective Draft

WASHINGTON. September l9-(As-
sOciated PresS)-VOluntary enlistments
in the navy, the Marine corps and the
Aviation corps by those registered for
the selective draft are to be permitted
in the Navy and the Marine corps if
the voluntary enlistments are not sufi-
GENTLY large there will be assignments
made TO those branches of the service
from the selective draft lists.
Production of aircraft motors and
the training Of the personnel are now
so well advanced that additional pilots,
observers and echanics are needed and
these will be voluntarily indicted into
the air service, from the. draft rolls.
These announcements were made from
the Office of the provost marshal general
Yesterday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
AMERICAN TANKS
PLAY GREAT PART
Manned BY Americans For First
Time They Press On Forward
and Take Many Towns

WASHINGTON, September 10 As.
aorlatod Prcss) Comparative quiet
roignrh over the American led sec,
tors Of tive Western front yesterday
and infantry engagements did not ex
'rnd beyond patrol encounters. The
hig gums I"nred on both sides aud there
"as much activity in the air. Last
night = cnmmuuiTuc SAID that except
f"I artillery activity in Alface and
I."Irulmc the day was comparatively
Inlrt with nothing of importance to
report
ON Tuesday ui%ht German infantry,
following Il brief hnrragc. undertook
o mturk the American lines on the
vest Of 'hQ MOse'lc hut the attackers
'rro driven of by the well directed
rrtill"rY fire which met their attempt
ii advance.
general pcrshinS's reports of Sep
gmber Ii and II say that aside from
Hral attacks on the sixteepth in which
prisoners we've taken and increased
rtIllery and aerial activity and some
utroI encounters in the st. Mihiel sec
or there WAS nothing of Importance
occurring and that in the Vosges sec
or an en9my raid was repulsed.
In the recent operations in the st.
Mihicl salient, American manned tanks,
)prra ing for the first time, played an
important and dramatic part in the de-
feat Of the Germans. Divided into
hriga,lPS they swung into the the field
" battle Immediately after the bar
age. Before the day had ended they
had captured Nonsnrd, Panncs, La
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
VEIN O. HUAOR RUNS
THROUGH MESSAGE

LON Don, September Is cAss,riAtrd
PrrssI Premier Lloyd George today
rcrri,rd a reply from General Prrshng
to the message of congratulations which
he sent following the American victory
IN the ST MIhIrl salient.
In his message to General PrrshinY
the IIcmlrr said that he had received
news Of the American victory as he
lnN on a sick bed, had immediately Ic.'
better and found the news more pea
table and more beneficial than any
tonic he has ever taken.
General Pershing replied in similar
Vein and said:
Your congratulations are dpprtci
atcd. 1t shall be the cndcavor Of the
American army to supply you with Oc
rasiOnal doses Of the same sort Of mc
dicInP, as needed from now on until the
final victory is attained"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
GERMANY
EXPLOITS
BULGARIA.

GENEVA, Switzerland, Scptcm-
Der 10 4 AssOaiated Prcssl
Eighty British soldiers, who were
released from imprisonment in
bulgaria because of their weak
cned condition and sent here on
parole, have arrived in very Sc
rIouS physical condition, with re
ports of hardships undergone that
discount the tales told hv Allied
prisoners held in Germany and
AUSTRIA
One officer said that the condi
lions within the military prisons
are not much worse than condi
tiOus outside, 80 far as food goes,
aS the whole population of BuI
garia is on the verge Of stnrva
ton because of the exploitation of
tn" food supplies by Germany.
Throughout Bulgaria, this officer
reports, the feeling of the people
against the dominating actions of
the Germans is rising.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
BGSHEvN LOSE.
MPORTANTGTY
u " or EAST RUSSIA
Perm, Capital Of Eastern Pro-
vince, important In, Manu.
factories. Is, Captured
-SLovAK FORCE, ,
PUSHES STEADILY on
Reign Of Terror Continues In Pc
trograd-Hundred OF, Ref
ugees Make Way Out
AIEW YORK, September 19--(As-
~ sociatcd Press)--Capture of the


important manufacturing city
Of Perm by the CzPchO. Slovak forces
was reported yesterday in dispatches
f" IN Nlpdivos'ok reaching here by way
Of Paris. The Czecho Slovak forces
had advanced from the west and over
came the resistance of the Bolsbeviki
after some little early difficulty with
comparative ease.
The city of Perm is the capital of
the province of the samr name. 1t
bas population of moro than $4,000
aud !s in'nDrtAnt industriully having
copper manufactures and cannon fac
tories. II was formerly a station for
eViIos on route to Siberia. 1t is 900
miles cast northeast Of Moscow on the
Kama River.
The Province IF Perm is thr most
e"derlv of European Russia and is di
roctly west Of Trk utsk. The Ural noun
Trims run through the province and
sections of it arc highly mincralized.
Terror Reigns
In PCtrOrlad the rein of blood and
terror continues those under suspi,
ri"n Of OprOs tinn 10 BolshCvism are
shot with only semElance Of trial.
Sonkhomainoff, who was minister of
war in the cabinet of the Czar before
the revolution has been cOurtmartialed
and was shot on September s, j is re
ported, in messages from the former
Russian capital
The exodus from Russia continues
and hundreds are making their escapes.
Stockholm dispatches tell of the ar
rival at Haparanda of 500 refugees Of
whom sivty wc'O American and British
cIriliarS and more than 400 were Ital-
ian .sQlrlicrS. officers and men.
German Treachery
The United States consul general of
LIlutsk has advised the state depart
mont that MOSCOW courier has re.
ported new evidence of Germany S
double dealings. in Russia. German
agents son,r time ago sought inaffect
hally to form an alliance with strong
Russian groups AGAINST their tools, the
Rolshel iks. Hunger aud disorder arc
repo5ted everywhere in the Moscow
region.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
ASK ENDORSEMENT Of
AMERICAN war Aims

LONDON, September lS-( Assoriat-
cd Pressl-Tt was proposed by the Am
erlcan delegation in the. Inter Allied
Labor and Socialist conference session
today that Endorsement of the confer
enc" be given. to the fourteen points
or principles that were laid down by
President Wilson as conditions Ur e.
dent TO peace, in his expressions Of ~"
wan aims of the United States.
The principles enounGed. by the Am
rrlran President have received endorse
mert Of various British labor. organiEa
tions and some of those Of France and
it * thought the conference will en-
dnrsc them fully and without quaIltI.
cation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
Annoy FALLS INTO HANDS
OF SOUTH CHiNA'S ARMY

TOXIC. September ~ (Spcciul to
Nrppu JjiD-A After fighting that has
lasted for several We ks. the Southern
army finally defeated the Northern
army aud the city of \m"v in FmLi""
Province WINS captured this, morning
by the rev Oluti0uiSts.
Foreigners who have property and
doug business in the city of Annoy are
being protected by the japanese and
British marines. The Southern army
did very little damage to property and
the residents arc reported safc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
CHOICEST BEEVES TO
BE GIVEN TO SOLDIERS

WASHINGTON. September * tOn
cIaD- American soldiers in France are
to have the best Of beef. The food
purchase board announces that OuIv
heavy weight beef Of the hest quality
will be supplied the United States fight
ing forces and Allies, with a minimum
weight Of 575 pounds per head.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
BUSINESS OF GERMANS
IS FURTHER CURTAILED

RIO DE JANtIRO, September IS
mmciaI)- Tho Brazilian government
has cancelled the licenses of German
insurance companies.
Thc closing up of other German own
cd or controlled business is expected to
follow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
PEACE DEMONSTRATION
IN BERLIN IS EXPECTED

LONDON. September ls-(ASs"ciut
ct Press When the Reirhstag meets
again on November }, according to Der
lin rum0rs that reach neutral capitals
there will be undertaken a strong peace
demonstration, similar to that of Last
spring but more thoroughly concert j
and better planned. The socialists viii
lead in the demonstration and the war
leaders will have much to explain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
BACK FROM MEDITERRANEAN

TOXIC. September lS-(Special to
Nippu Jiii)-Captain Sato and 900 of
hcrrs and men belonging to the Japa
ncse destroyer squadron operating in
the Mediterranean ocean have returned
10 Il Japanese naval bare. The squad
ron wat Semt to the oMditCrlnnean sea
in April Of last year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
ARGENTINE SEEKS TO
RELIEVE SHIP SHORTAGE

RIFNOS AIRES, September IS
lOthciuI I-7phe Argentine president has
asked congress for authority during the
wNr to roUuisition steamers of Argcn
time, registry to operate under govern.
ment control for relief of shipping DIFF
Rcultics between America and Europe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
HOG ISLAND SHIPYARD
NOW HITTING IT'S STRIDE

PHILADELPHIA, September Is Co.
COfieiHD-At Hog Island, the great
povornment shipFard shiDhuildiu! j.
""t ihp into it's stride az has been de.
monstrated by the recent riNet driving
record which was made there. In au
eight hour working day 195,242 rivets
were driven. breaking the. former
world = record which was less than
100 90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES

LAXATIVE BRoMo NUiNINE re-
moves the cause. Used the world OSrt
to cure a cold in one day. The sigma
ture Of K. W, GROVE Is on each box
Manufactured by the PARIS MEDI.
CINE CO., 81. Louis, U, s. "A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20
ON TWENTY-FIVE
MILE LINE FIR EMCH
. - AND BRITISH GAIN


French veterans made another vicious successful smash
the ndenburg line yesterday, sweeping their
twenty two miles from and half to three miles the Ger
defense system At places the IIndnburg line plotted
out while along the greater OF this wome advance
the Mics Nave reached their old Positions
launched their great offensive March p.
ST QUENTIN FALL NEAR
Many prisoners taken, the British than
French taking many
of ST. Quentin crumbd that the early capture but
Of the German defense line is made inevitable The TALL
of St Quentin within few days be confidently expected The
advance of the British places them points Of te%
and leaves the fortress pocket with the Allies holding three
sides.
From vantage points gained by
in their nibbng during the week the forces struck
yesterday morning along front Of miles, the British
ormhg the enemy line from south of Gozcaucour onon
Woods due of St Quentin and about three miles from the
The right along
Essgny lie Grand, FIVE miles O city
BRITISH STRIKE IN FORCE
The British struck heavy force having knowledge that the
anticipation attack
with determination hold the approaches
The attack was entirely success the German efencs being
after heavy fighting and the advance continued until Hin
denbug line reached practically from St Qucn
tin north along the fighting 'front.' with the British crossing the line
and occupying the German defenses GoeauOur Nere
miles north of St Quentin The
heavy thousand proncd and large number Of machine
guns and trench weapons taken
MANY TOWNS RETAKEN
In this miles the British recaptured
points of vantage further
objective city The villages taken Pontru, Fresnoyee
Betaucourt Verguier Neret Hargcourt Tempeux uar
Ronsoy EPey Peee and Gauchewood The high ground south
of ozaucourt has been entirely cleared Germans and the British
crossed this and reached the outskirts cr (uiSlam
The French advance which was along six mile 'front.' was less
than the British but entirely successful
Of mile and a third along the entire front being
An official cOmmunique wireless from Berlin last
night admits that the British penetrated the German be
E1argourt and the Omgnon rvue but that the
are heavily and successfully counter attacking
On Tuesday night London the made a
heavy artillery attack upon the British MOeuvcs British
firing under the Smelling the edge of the village.
GERMAN COUNTERS FAIL
The Germans also launched particularly heavy often
s>e against General Pea front ON the "ea" southeast Of Saucy
miles northeast OF Sosson where the French
seriously menacing the German the Chens DIES Danes
The fighting heavy but the French pused the and
retained all their gains
The German official report concerning this fighting states that
the French made the German between
NauNllOn and Acmont Tuesday, penetrating the
the direction OF lnOn Here, the German the
French driven back by blows
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
CATTLEMEN READY TO
PATROL THE BORDER
Grim iuccd URnChcrs the Blg
BEND District Vote 10 Create
ConsthbuhrN,

VAN HORN, Texas, ApTl
Grim Faced clttlcmcn and ranchcrs
~ the Big Bend district late today
voted unanimously to create a row-
boy constabulary to patrol tho Mex
i,un border. tu act as scouts for
mated. states cavalry patrols and
cs, operate VITA the army In prevent
H.. further raids and dcpredauoas
ON American rulchcs In the Big
Lcut which hos been rnided nt-
rp-utIy by organized bands Of arrIcd
NoAiCans
Az executive committee was ap-
! ututed at tho uprot.ug today to carry
out the plan tor organizing the bor-
Ter CouslabulaN among the coW
los Of the l40OG square miles OF
territory forming the Big Bend dis
uict os Texat It was also voted
to call upon the state Of Texas to
give adequate protection to the resi-
dclts OF the border district II
was decided not 90 permit any u
tie settlers on these border ranches
10 move away on account ~ che
raiGs as adequate protection viii oc
ENcn
cot George r IanEhornc, com
nardCr OF the Big Bend military
district was present and explained
h0, tho setu,rs could cooper ,e
VIII the military IN preventing thc
Ihtds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
NEGRO KILLED WATCHMAN
slayer of Federal Employc l. Ar
rested and Confcsscs.

WASHINGTON, April VIII
Clements. a negro janitor employed
at the offices Of the committee on
public information. confessed to
nigh that he shot James King a
watohman at the committees head
quarters who was found dead at his
post early this morning Clements
located after an all day search. told
the police that he and King had an
argument when he reported FOR
work and that he shot in self dc
f.ns0 after the wdtchman had drawn
a pistol Kings cartridges failed to
explode
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
PARDON CLERK TO QUIT
j. VI Crook Ia Run for District
Judge Of Bryan County.

OKLAHOMA CITY April 4-Oue
vacancy already exists in the attur-
ney generals office, and It Is under
stood that another will occur about
tho first ~ NAV j. / Howard who
had been handling tie business Of
The banking department resigned to
enter private practice. II is now
said that J N crook, pardon and
parole clerk, will step out the first Of
May 20 become - candidate for dis
trict Judge OF Bryan county Tho
position Of attorney IN the banking
department has been offered to two
different ones. but declined MIR.
Crook has been parole and pardon
clerk during the present adminlstru-
ton
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
NEW INTERNATIONAL
LEAGUE IS CERTAIN
FARRELL Circuit VIII Start With Class
"A Rating In National
NSSorintiOn.

NEW YORK, Npri The now
International league of eight base
ban clubs with class "A rating iu
the national association OF profrs.
sional baseball clubs was made q
certainty at meeting held here 90.
night The cities which VIII be- req.
resented on the circuit are.
Toranto, buffalo. Rochester. SNra
Cusc Binghamptou baltimore Jcr
scy city and Newark
Joseph J Lanntn OF buffalo and
George l. Johnson of Euph1mpton
made applications for franchises to
night and they were granted.
Similar applications were made
10y Syracuse and Newark roprcscn-
tHtives who were unable Ia reach
the meeting hut they viii hc uu
hand at tomorrow session aud
President j II Farrell OF the new
organization announced tonight that
franchises would hc given TO these
cities
An application also was relieved
from Reading. Pa. but this was laid
over Tor consideration I'm case Ncw-
ark decided not to como IN
Joseph j fAnnin WAS elected Hs
chairman Of the board Of directors
and Toronto. Rochester. Baltimore
and Jersey city were represented
in the board with President Farrell.
eV-officio,
II is the intention to open the sea
son on MAY s with ll0 games IN"
schedule ending on september g..
Each club is 10 hc allowed 10 have
'ourtccu players and manager a.
either player or non player
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

WAR SAVINGS BANK WILL BE
RUN BY TULSA W0MEN
This institution Turned over to
Womcn'S Liberty IOnn Conn
mittcc for Drive.

The Officials Of the war savings
bank hav" turned their institution
over 10 tho Womens Liberty Loan
committee for the time the drive for
the loan n Tulsa lasts. This com
mittee VIII make the bank the r
headquarters for tho duration of the
drive. and the hank will he known
- tho Liberty Ioun bank Tor that
tine
II Is desired that all women who
VIII interest themselves in this work
make headquarters at this hank
Nrs Murray g.. Russell chairman
or the Woman's Liberty .oau com
mlttee VIII conduct tho bus ness Of
making Tn" drive among the women
OF the city
committees viii call on the wom-
'n and II IS nopcd to secure great
"r scription from that source for
ne PURPOSE OF the coming third
Liberty loan than for either Of the
two loans that have been so success
fully Casnpaigned before
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
UKRANIA WANTING PEACE


MOSCOW. Tuc-dal April
Peace has been proposed TO the 1901
sheyik government boy the lEraulno
rada of kiey through the non G1l
shcvik organ. according 60 ruwor
current here Although not CON
nrming the report It member of The
Russian government points out that
the chances for peace arc greater
since Gcrmonys reply regarding
territory In the Ikraiuc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
William Kelly Annexed
By st. Louis Americans

ST LOUIS. April william
Kelly. catcher. who went to the
Pittsburgh Nationals several years
ago In the famous deal for MARTY
OTooIc. has SIGNED contract. 10
play with the ST. Louis Americans
this season
Kelly was O'Tooles battery mate
when he was purchased by Pitts
burgh.
Last season Kelly was with the
Toronto club ot the International
LEAGUE When that league disbanded
Kelly became free agent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

LIGHr HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
ADMIRAL io27--Lixht housskeepins reom
Tor rent
BOSTON s., i275--Nleely fprnishsd Iiskt
housekeeping room; modern, Phone
daAJ.J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
Three Men Accepted.

Three men were accepted at the
Tulsa navy recruiting office. who left
last night 90 report for final eNaml-
nation at oklahoma Cty Those
IN the party were T.. NJ Nichols on
lEhoma CITY Harrison II Hendricks.
Okmulgec and G. G. 10y. Nrapaho.
all apprentice scumcu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

cr. Schang. Grincr, Cheney and
ger .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
NNT1.JEwIsH RIOTS Occur
Three Hundred Persons KlIicd in
Outbreaks In Turkcstnn.

~ The AsforiAted Ircss
MOSCOW TUESDAY April Anti
Jewish riots have occurred IN Turk
estau In knkand three hundred
persons were killed and much prop
erty destroyed. according To the Ran
rey Rutro. Anti-scmitlC agitation
IN EicN " adds is assuming acute
form when that city was captured
hy the UkrariiiAns most Of the inhab-
itanls theN shot were Jews
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

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