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The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
AMERICAN SOLDIERS.
ARE GIVING WARNING
Those, Who Contemplate Marry
ing French Girls Urged
to Reconsider

LONDON, June .20-Amerisrp, sold.
iers who cantemplntr narr'.inG French
girls and settling dow yer as wher
light wine has diSr'H II. v; trI4ns q
beverage, NAV be intCrc,ted in the ad
vice of w. l.. George, sOcioloGist, t'
British soldiers not to DO it. pommiel
have taken brides at Havre, ROuen an
other Froneh cities. Looking at thC
matter purely from standpoint Of
happiness, Mr.. George said that ma.
tiopal5 customs and environment were
80 different that they tended to work
against happiness, =,
Some $4,000 Australians have taken
English. brides and plan TO make honey,
moon trips after the war by their
iourney home.s, Australia, New Tea
land and Canada rhaXe WED in MinaQw
displays Of grains and fruits, photo.
grabhsj of "tmain stfeets" back home,
game aud other subjects to attract
Londoners, nsi4erablo migration to
those lands after the war is antici1
spatade ~ -7F-8fF 10. at- ~gT~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16

Oriental Republic VIII % It's
Part Helping Beat Germany BY
Assisting Shipping Program

wAeHIN GToN, July l4-4-I 0fieial)
China u added TO the list Of nations
that are building shipslto dSfeat Ger
many. The United States shipping
board has awarded TO the Chinese gov
irnment yard at Shanghai a contract
sor the construction Of four cargo YES.
els Of 10000 tons each, 1t took PIP
ions, also, for the building BY the
same yards Of $4,000 tons Of addition
q This 'prSatarH Vim 5nyolss AZ skpsa.
.iitnfe Of SO, 100000 and appfoSihIhbsl
~ $4,000 tons Of steel will be shipped
strom the United States. HE engines
md other equipment win W. built in
china. Deliveries of the ship are TO
begin sig months from the time whom
steel isfreceived. "A, - rrEgss rs .
( Officials regard these contracts as
destined to further cement the CORDIAL
good feeling between the United states
and the new republic of the Orient.
China Is eager to take n greater
part in the war, having felt the weight
Of German tyranny in the German
efforts to expand, IN the Ear East, u
Chairman Harley Of the shipping
board said that he had, found that
China is splendidly equipped 10 mglse
aisubstantial contradictions TO the hnflds
ing Of ships under the program The
Chinese government yard ranks asione
Of the most efficient yards in the world.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
WESTERN. FiRQNI IS
IN GRIP OF STORM
'WJGg Z,
Rains Deter Major Operations
But Assault Is Expected with
Clearing Skies

NEW YORK. July Is associated
Press -Bad weather in France and in
Flanders is tending to. keep military
operations below the normal and yes
terday nowhere on the Western trout
were there important engagements, the
activities being confined to raids ION
trenches and patrol encounters and ar
tigeTy duels. So,
Big guns were active yesterday on
the American front on the Marne, the
British front in the neighborhoods of
Albert, KENNEL and Ypres and on the
French front at Corey. This artillery
activity was the only sign peIceptibie
that might indicate an early launch,
ing of the expected German assaults.
Military observers now inclined 10
the belief that with clearing weather,
a. cessation Of the rains and low lying
clouds the anticipated big drive may
be, attempted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
Paper DEMANDS
WILSON Az ONCE
Vienna Organ Called Undesirable
IN Berlin Speaks Out; Gov.
ernmept WilsMake Announce
inent Of FOREIGN Policy

LONDON, July is Associatsd
Press) fDemands6for immediate peace
are once more loudly voiced in Vienna
and the government of Austria. Hun.
gary recognizes the fact that II must
again make declarations rs TO its for
eign policies a. II
In the Vienna Arbeiteri Zeitung ,fob
Gcial organ for tho Social Democrats,
Il Ia reported in D Havas despatch,
there was published demands that the
governments forthgith come TO an
agreement with President Wilson.
This paper is theson that was men.
toned by Chancellor won Hertling N
te Gehrman reichstag in june when he
said the paper had been barred out
Of Germany in full accord with the
view Of Vienna as we'll because IL Is
/" considered to be n perverted news.
paper n - ~ IL Il ttk-Af * @H3a ~
II is also announced from Vienna, no,
eording to q Telegram Feceived by way
of Amsterdam, that important declar,
ations as to foreign policies may, he
made by the Austrian Hungarian gov.
eminent when the parliamants meet
and that the sessions are impending.
This Is taken to Smean that the gov.
ernment will, undertake through prom
Uses and expressions Of peaceful intent
10 check the insistent demands Of the
growing number Of pacifsts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
RooSEVElT's SON IS
Z. IClLED FOR BRAVERY

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, June 22.-Major Theodore
ROOSEVELT, eldest son of Colonel TheO
dore Roosevelt, Shds bGen cited in the
Unfted STATS army orders for yalor in
the 'cantianys operation of May 81.
The citation reads:
"Ho displayed the highest qualities
Of eOurags. ard lsadeEship, going for
ward 10. supervise personally the action
of one of bis companies Of his battalion
whiSh .attacRed Cantigny,. ~ "','.'# r" Z
n fIThe next day ,3althongh gassed with
.effeGtssto his. l,ngs and blindnesAto, his
eyes, Major Roosevelt gave an inspiring
example of devotion 70 duty, refusing
t6t be- evacuktedEto "a" hospital and re-
1tainih q command = of the # battalion,
whish was under heavy bombardment
Throughout tho On Engagement"
It has now been established that Ma,
ior Ropaeselt Yas, not gassed baby
ills recovery, acsording to his physi
clans, IL complete. =. :. ,-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
CONGRESSMAN ARE,
LEAVING HAsEky
No Time lost BY Senators and
Representatives Have Their
Luggage Packed

h WASHINGTON JulyJ IS ~ Associa.
ted RFeas) 2Iihe exodus congressman
from The catitaI for their summer va,
eatlchs started IN rarneat yeaterlay
ana, is now IN full swing Most OF the
senators have already departed and tn
Representatives are generally packed
up and ready to 60 at the close Of
todny's session. - -.
IN the house, of representatives TODAY
the Agricultiirai Appropriation Bill will
Be passed delcted in form by the elm.
matt III The CLAUSE fixing Z new price
tfl 1elsDt f1, = ~ HI fneht ne
demands 81 sfhe President as expressed
In bis veto message II win be the
.hppr cleanup sessiop before the recess
and cutstnnding business viii be dis.
posed .0f ~ necessary sf
pie record 81 This session Of congress
begiQn:hg with the De larstion Of war
Against Austrin Hungary on December
2, issconsfdefed remarkable in many
ways and 70 present a fine record OF
ann m aIlrl,.srtsr. - aisfsaz-sFt- r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
sIBBY
REDGRBSS WORK
Wll visit France and Endeayor
TO SECURE lessons IN Fiji
Ciency From America

CHIC AG0, SJuiy. y lAr (0Hlciel) M.
Kawhnik 40 4 sscretary 10 Pricd Toku.
eRiFe, ydsleraay discussed the Russiah
sitnhsi6u, He snids e IA
ssJapah Is. not booking for annexa.
tio9s md ttefritory., Like the other AL.
lies she u seeking not for herself but
Tor ihe; world = adyancement.l, -,
d The Japanese Imperial Red Cross
missions n ai1e 10 afffyesin Washington
on Tuesday on It's way TO France. Dur.
ing their stay the memeers Of the mis-
sion win he The guests Of the American
Red Cross which has planned -recep.
tons in their honor. Z, :.
The commission. Is headed n.y. Prince
TokngaRa and its tother members are
prominentllin professional and social
kfefIn ,Ihban, Among those are DR..
Arata Minagawa, DIR. Shigomi Sawa-
mure, DR.. Easuahi Naito, DIR. Sakaka
Kegeyana md Messrs Hidea Yoshida,
Hideya Fufasawa, Qkhfehiro F1jimori,
and Count Kuyashi Katso. ~
~ Iteis their plansito study the work
of the American Red Cross, ESPECIALLY
in Europe, with a view Of adding to
the efficiency OF the Japanese Red
Crosssand giving greater assistance to
the cause Of the Allies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
LULL EXTENDS
IIO. AMERICAN
BEhRSEcTdRS
Overseas Forces Have Moved
Twice Al Fast As Mas.Ex
pscted and Two Field
armies Win Be There A.

WASHINGTON. .JuIy IA ksaocia.
A., -, ~ -.
fOa fsssA-y.''.Ae " e'leee s''ishntft 4i.sk
are mentioned s. as oeeHrFing IN shie
American held secfpra az thu Wesfern
f,,ut An tke NM ,,srs ,,t,,snt,s ,ano,t
,,.s, ,.,is,.,l m
~ ms sfeasHs hsssse 1Si'oH'ps is ls,
receipt Of the daily eommunique from
Range "
\ Near lForev N German patrol, az
,hon,. fort,. I'D =. -,
.yp - l SO ''|N O'N -
AmVeIican Iire, AT least three soeing
killed and the enemy carrying aennm-
Der Of wounded with them. ai In the
Uhiery sector American patrols were
active r. '-'.. Ltsa 3 ~
0ply sulali activities are reported
ffoiA the LOrrL.9e, yzoeVre, Minister
aud Altkiisrh sectors and the Marine
was quiet except for artillery fire.
GeueEal March announces that with
three fun army corps now in France
II IL revealed that the shipment OF
troops has taken only half the time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
WORLD eEDtRlG TINE
Of SHIPS IS PLANNED

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON July IA
(OficiaD-Capt, H. NJ. Eta, foreign
trade manager of the Ocean Transport
Company, Limit l. Of Ko',a, JRpqn,
makes the announ ement Of plans chat
az we'll under way for the establish
mPnt of world girdlinS steamship
line. Z,
Ships of this line are to touch at
points along both the west and east
rn"sts of South America. at New York,
Galveston, the West Indies and New
Orleans.
His company is building 10000 tons
of shipping, he said aud the govern.
m"nt has chartered 10000 additional
tonnage for the great commercial pro,
ject
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16

Homework 10 too hard for, ; woman
who is half sick, nervous and alwags
tired But 1t keepSipiling UP, and gives
weak kidneys no time TO recover. II
your back is lame and achy and your
kidneys irregular; if2yous have 'tblue
spells,' sick head aches, neEvou4ness,
dizziness and 'rheuIDatic pains, use
Doan 3 Backahhe Kidney Pillah They
have done wonders for sthpnbands OF
women worn out with week lSidpeys,
"When Your Back is Lamo-< Retnem.
Der the Name" Dop 4 aimpiy, ask for
kidney temedy-+aslkl distinctly for
Doan 3 Backache Kidney Rilis and take
no othrr). Doau's Raekafhe Kidney
Pills are sold by alb druggists and stOro-
Keepers, or will be mailed on receipt of
price by the HOLSTER Drug Co, or
Benson Smith 4 Co., agents for the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
RAIlONSS
moi lNPR0BABlE
War Industries Board Announces
Immense Increases IN Re-
QUESTIONS For Smokes

WASHINGTON, July 15--t Assoeial
ted Press) To meet the demands Of
the ferces Of the American army FOR
smokes and TO send d supply for the
soldiers Of the Allies as well control Of
the tobaceo industry seems likely for
the acquisitions are becoming so heavy
there .appears no other course. II is
not unlikely, in the event OF such con-
troll, that the American public viii have
its tobacco supply rationed for ii
10 Is announced by tho war indus.
tries board that II estimates that ap.
IprpximatelY two thirds of the leaf
raised Ia the United States In 1917
was available for the manufacturers
and this should make 3i6,000,000
pounds available for export to the AL.
lies. t ISL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
TIDE OF BATTLE ]
FLOWS EASTWARD
INTO MACEDONIA
Attack Is Expected to Result
10 Elankilg MQysmeHt and
%s 4IyEssI PipcsEMI
..'.' Movement ""'"'''

s. NEW YORK, Iply l5z7GAs-
spsiatsd Press)TFrom Albania
the aame Of battle has spread into
Macedonia where yesterday the
British forces on the Macedonian
front drove a strong attack
against the Bulgarian positions
to the west of Dorian and achieY-
ed some substantial success not
detailed in the Official reports.
1t is deemed probable that this
attack is made with the ultimate
view of capturing the railroad
north of Uskub and thence out
fanking the enemy to the north
east OF Monastu., t ~,
At the SAME time there are
indications of an iutent to swing
the Albanian forces further east
toward Monastir thus outfanking
the Bglgars on the west and thus
submitting the foe to a double
6apking or pioneer movement,
p IR Albania the advance Of the
Italian and the, Preach forces con
tinues and meets with no success
full resistance. On this long front
of seventy miles tbs enemy is. be-
ing pressed further back daily,
losing heavily in casualties and
large numbers surrendering to
the victorious forces of the En-
tente.
Reports from Albania last night
said the Entente forces were now
in possession of the villages OF
Marta and Gramshi thus bringing
their eastern flank considerably
nearer to Ochrida.
Tbs Austrian forces are trying
to, reotganize and make a stand
on a new line of defense while
the positions OF the Bulgar forces
are daily becoming more uncom-
Portable.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
.SNIPNORKERS CLAIM /.
MANY GRIEVANCES
Government May Be called Or
\ 10 Settle Coast Disputes

. OAKLAND, July 1b-(Associated
Press Trouble between. shipbuilders
on San Francisco Bay and their enit
ployes is imminent and settlement
may have to be effected by the govern.
ment. Claims of breach Of terms are
voiced by the machinists and .other
workers and they offer long array Of
alleged instances. D. I - '.3'.fs
About $500 employees, including
riveters employed by the Hanlon and
Moore plants here and the Bethlehem
plant at Alameda are included in the
protesting workers. They claim that
they. have more than two thousand in
stances where Che employers. have not
lived up to the machinery wage SCALE
agreement and they also assert the EN-.
ployers are refusing to make sretroac,
1.-Two payments at the machinery wage
scale rntes, s.-..TT,,,' u " 4.->,-,.. T.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
AMERICAN WOUNDED
ARRIVE N ENGLAND

: LONDON, July ii - (Assoeiated
American VuuLet are arrt Dc, acre
in considerable mlmbers, now They
are troops who we 4 VI CADET with the
British. g.
A recent LLlu'e r Of the Overseas
Daily NAL .uIIrsh nd tb4 following
article on he M4Dr-Or Hosp, tai where
many Amer, n wOun ed will be treat
ed and plans tor the care of the Amer
lean wounded: $50 .'tf
"Great enthusiasm prevails in Amer
lean military, naval, and Red Cross
CIRCLES oyer the Kings geneEDsity in
giving q site in Windsor Great Park
for the 500 bed, hospital which the Red
Cross Society and the Order of St..
John are providing for wounded Amer
leans.
only those men wounded in regi
ments brigaded with the British Army
will be brought to England, said Ma
jor EndieOtt, the American Red Cross
Commissioner in England. "tAh the
others win be taken care Of either in
our own Army hospitals in France or
in French hospitals: Thus the number
who win come to England defends on
the total General Pershing brigados
| with the British Army y
"Maior EndteStt said the Aperiean
Army, Navy and Red Cross are atrang'
iHg for elaborate hospital aeeomnmoia
, give have several hospitals in oper
alton already and shah be opening
more Offers Of private hospitals will
only he acceptable, within easy rail
way, journey of the ports at which
the wounded viii be hnded. We hope
10 take care Of all the wounded IN
/ American hospitals, but the BfitiSh of
fer to attend TO those we haye moi
room for.
I American wounded will have grey
quits Buttonsd pP to the neck and pc
ties, the paterial being the same Al
the English wounded wear.
The AmeElsap Army has not YET
! DECIDED to alloy its men 70 GONE t.
! England on leave, the feeling being
that the, cross Channel service is al
ready sufficiently taxed.
"Mr. H.. F.. DAWSON, chairman Of
the American Bed Cross War Council
has sent message TO Sir Arthur Stan
! ley, chairman Of the Joint War Commit
! tee at SO, Pan Mall, 8. W., saying
"'The fact that the English peopl
want to make such proyision. for thu
care Of the sick ana wounded Amer
can soldiers and that such hospitalit,
is to he extended to them in the he
lighful country estate Of your KIM
] VIII prove another means Of ceTnentiuJ
the Ties OF friendships and symPath!
between the two peoples.
" mo country Whose people are s.
thoughtful and generous as TO provid
such care for American soldiers mn,
sailors can be considered as a forelg
land. "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
RESERVE !,
BANKSPROSPEROuS
Report Shows. Splendid Working
Of System That May Become
International

WASHINGTON, July (0rieiAiS
announcement is made by, the fed.
eraE reserve banking. board that the
resonrees of the twelve federal re.
serve banks was $4,l17, 100000 at the
close, This shows an increase Of $63,.
100000 over last week. s,, .u,, d.
In june the loans made by the farm
loan banks aggregated $S,343, 420 max
ing the total that the Uhitel States
has loaned the farmers 500, 5i7 900.
In Washington, Rome, and London
there have been expressions in favor
of applying the principle Of the fed
eral reserve system to the regulation
Of world exchanges. The presidents
Of more than one London bank are on
record as preferring our system to the
British for national business. What il
new now is the proposed application Of
the system TO international finance In
order to make clearings between ma.
tions, just as now they are made be-
tween federal reserve districts by the
maintenance of good pool, 3 David
Lubin,, the American representative
upon the International Institute of
agriculture which has its, headquarters
in Rome, said that there had been com
inundated to the Entente statesmen,
naming President Wilson specifically,
proposals for the establishment Of an
international clearing house on a basis
of gold deposited by all adhcring ma
tions. Es7 EE-,r 1t'@. G4tN 4 I~
4, In Washington there were hearings
upon Senator Owens proposal for the
establishment eof q federal preserve
bank to correct the exchanges and
remedy the depreciation of the dollar
in neutral countries. Vs. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
URUGUAY CHARTERS
" SHIPS TO AMERICA Il

! WASHINGTON, july 14-( 0mciaI)
Eight formhr German steamers az.
gregating 6, 900 tons registry, vessels
which we're seized by Urugugy, have
been chartered from that country ~
the United States ship charter board,
making highly important addition 10
the available shipping tonnage with no
delay for completion and deliysrt. 'Anr
nouhcement Of the charter arrange.
ments was made yesterday. s-s.-,s Z
a Under the terms Of the contract all
Of thpcships or an, equivalent tonnage
of other ships will be allotted TO the
war trade with Uruguay. a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
MANY FOREIGNERS IN .es,.
HOLLAND ARE BURDEN

TIE HAGUE, July ,1-LAssociatcd
Press There are now IN Holland l47,
74H foreigners, who as a result of the
war, are more or less in charge of the
public authorities This number in,
cludes 100000 refugees, 3,1SD British
prisoners of war, 1907 'GermAn prison
ers Of war, 3O,523 BeIgians' interned,
1929 British interned, and 6.64O Bel.
gian families. 80, =. ;.='
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
SIX WOODEN N6sSELS,e ,.r,..
LAUNCHED IN ONE DAY

1 PORTLAND, Oregon, July l4-(0ff
eiaD-Charles NJ. Sch wab, director gen
eral Of the emergency fleet corporation
participated today in the cetemonies
which. markell the launching of six
wooden ships having an aggregate ton
hage of 10000 fstoRs.,,, This is thu
biggest days Launching Of wooden
ships by one, yard in the history OF
the United, sstates
[ IT., ia announced that another ship
building yard pnear here has arranged
to turn out tweaty steel vessels yearly
each Of $500 tons registry. =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
GERMANS CLAIM BRITISH, .t,
LAND FORCE IN RUSSIA

LONDON, July IS = ASSOCIATED
Press -4Furthe occupation of points
on the White Sea in Russia are report
cd by the Frankfort Zeitung, claiming
a violation of Russian neutrality. The
paper says that British forces have
occupied KEN. .'' -
No official report has been given by
the British government and the report
Is nneOnfiEIned. u -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
~ 81 q Ts7TiT ! y. go 7TyFS1 d.
DUTCH SAIL 9RS At LAST d
SENT BAek TO HOLLAND

q WASHINGTON, .Haly-s14- H OfIieial),
Three thousand Officers and sailors,
ntentl .9rs NJ the crews of the Dutch
vessels which were taken over by the
Gaitsd stqths in accordance With pro,
visions of eTIHternational law, have
been sent to their homes in, Holland.
For four months, ever since the vessels
were taken over last March, these men
have been & guests of,the. nation" fed
and housed at Its expense ETf "1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
GERMANY ESTABLISHING
NEW SHIPPING YARDS

AMSTERDAM, July l41-[hssOciat-
ed Press)-It is planned toSestablish
the largest building yard in Ger
many. at Hamburg, says the Hambur-
ger Nachrichten. The combustion of
'Interests at the back of this concern.
includes the Hamburg,American line
and the new, company has a provisional
capital of ten million marks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
REst salG sINGER

.Nsepd the best song director avail
ingtOn, recently. W. Stanley Hawkins
of Albany, New York, was picked to
70 over there. = He bad been song
director at the Plattsburg officers tram
ing camp before gonig' to Camp DIX,
who're, with his stirring march Melody,
" Keep the Glow in Old Glory, 1" he i'm.
hued the men with the martial spirit
that will soon lead them into battle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
RMF A MILLION
SiNABA's ARNy

! LONDON, June % - ASSOCIATED
PrasS) ~ Canada. has, already sent 49,
900 men to the war and has another
100000 In reserve, T. c. Norris Prom
Ter of Manitoba, announced last night
in addressing meeting at Edinburg
3 Premier Norris said he anticipated
Bl5,0OO, 600 bushels of wheat would be
produced by Canada this year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
NuRsE FSRF GAIlpREGl.

- LONDON, JpDe Princess Mary,
daughter Of Kihg George. will this week
begin course ofireBIlar training ASA
nIirse at the chnafsh's hospital in,
Great Ormond street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-16
MHEN VOC IN roo MuoH.

Distress in The stomach after e9tipg
il relieved by taking one Of Chamber
lain's Tablets Try it the next time
you eat more than you should For
sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith 3
Co, Ltd, Agents for Hawaii.