The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-02-14
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structed examiner Ragsdale that it has modified its views and now sus-
tains Judge Vaughans ruling that all aliens serving in the army or
means that all Japanese, Chinese, Filpinos, and Porto Rcans in the
army or navy during the late war are entitled to American citizenship
SHIP REA by TIC no . TAHE WILSON VII: HOME
BREsr, February I4--The George Washington has arrived here
to carry President Wilson home. Twenty deTroyers will Join the liner
on the return trip at the Azores.
RUMANIAN TROUBLE is BoLsHEvIKI WORK
>no tBy The Associated Pressl
portance to the reports of outbreaks in Rumania. The reports of re-
be.1on during the current month are from Austrian and German
sian Bolsheysts have been supplied with ample money and have been
working in Rumania seeking to create anarchy and the deposition of
the dynasty.
BIG BLIZZARD CAUSES DAMAGE
KANSAS CRY f fpy The r Ai iH%TSa F Fa"s't rome. nrs.,r. IN
the southwest in 81 years has been followed by a 5o-mle gale in Kan
Kansas and Nebraska.
LINCOLN, February 14-The storm increasing throughout the
night brought wires down and created great suffering on cattle ranges
A wet snow is Ginning to the cattle.
DENVER, February 14-Bizzard weather in Kansas and Nebras-
wide extending from Oklahoma to Canada,
NSURREcTloG ( ST IA AsSo iM p JANA REPORT
BERLIN, February ia general insurrection has broken out in
wounded in an attempt to flee from Bucharest with his family.
ONE PLACE THAI II, WoN .!,, STAMP E5s. FOR %Bo1sHEv1K1
FsthOnia republic has been cleared of BoIsheviki.
COPPER MINES Is 81 G5Q 1s EE0S R9s:s, TROUBLE
JEROME, Arizy February ~13-Copper mines here have closed
down for 6 to 8 months owing to labor troubles, throwing 5000 work
ers out. There have been no disorders.
FLU CASES IN n, HoNoLU4U YESTERDAY
HONOLULU, February 13-Ten cases of flu with three deaths
reported today.
BRITISH TOLD TO GO AFTER HUN MONEY
Cy The Associated Press)
LONDON, February 13-Brihsh delegates to the peace conference
have been definitely instructed to claim indemnity to include cost of
the war as well as damage actually caused by Germans, Bonar Law
announced in house of commons, today. The commission is consider
ing the amount and means of collecting same.
AMERICA MAY MAINTAIN INTERNATIoNAL POLICE
FORCE
(y The Associated Press)
PARIS, February 13-A Havas dispatch says the United States,
Under the society OF nations, plans to maintain an army of not less
than half a million men, which, after the authorization of such action
by the United States senate will be used wherever necessary.
PARIS, February 13-The commission of the society of nations
resumed its sessions this morning with a full attendance, and received
the report o. its drafting committee, and hopes for final adjustment.
WILSON NIGHT ORDER WAR RESUMED
(By The Associated Prew)
HAVRE, February 13-Nine executions by Germany, may, by
terms of the armntice, be an incident of such nature as to justify the
resumption of war. President Wilson is understood to have declared
in a conversation yesterday. 1t is said the President asserted he would
not hesitate in that case to order American troops to take up arms.
DELEGATES ACTS APPROVED IN CHINA
(By The Associated Press)
PARIS, February l3-The Chinese delegation has received many
messages from societies and individuals in China supporting their act
rvties in Paris at the peace conference.
BLOODY BILL REFUSES TO BE INTERVIEWED
pAp1c rohuo ( BY The ro associated a9ddarprreesMoo pon.,;, ,uo.o to
Paris journalist who requested an interview, For the moment it is
fitting to observe silence. They may come when | ought to speak and
shall"
LABOR n n. BRITAIN r AIM 2 u.s. SATISFIED
LONDON, February l2-The conference of the miners federation
of Great Britain, meeting in Southport, has decided against the accept
ance of the terms of government settlement.
The press approves generally Lloyd Georges labor program, but
the parliamentary labor party is unsatisfed and has prepared an amend
ment in reply to the speech from the throne regretting the absence of
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