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00 WMHTFE MOU E STANDS BY or NEXT MAILS Prom San Francisco Saturday, Dec 29. For San Francisco Wednesday, Dec. 26. 3 1917.-- PAGE; Evening Bulletin, Est 1882. No. 6977. 12 PACT" 3 HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 12 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ji Hawaiian Star. Vol XXV. No. son. rn I ADMINISTRATION IN PUBLIC ATROCITIES BY First War Christmas Americans TROTZKY GOUEdflOT TOTTERS; GERMANS BEGIN; For America; Fourth STATEMENT SAYS SHORTAGE Bring Joy PEACE NEGOTIATIONS STOPPED; SENTRY MURDERED For Battling Europe NOT MYTHICAL To French l.l'J.l'J. INVOLVED IN PLOTTING OF SUGAR (Anocfatetf Prtti iy U. S. Naval Wiralm.) ARMY IS WITH THE AMERICAN Press last FRANCE, Dec. 2H Herman atrociti- - The Associated night summed up the world-wa- r Soldiers Play Santa Claus to UNPRECEDENTED SHIPMENTS against American soldier in France', World-Wid- e All Existing DEMANDS ALLIES CAUSE - follows: Intrigue to Overthrow OF have already Deen beun and yester- situation as. Thousands of Youngsters STOCK-JOBBIN- G STORY IS DENIED ; ABROAD-CU- BAN day were made the Kii!jert of an ofii-- America's first war Christmas Refugee Families; Grim Governments Is Bared Vessel With Arms - many loyal and HOUSE AFTER UNSUCCESSFUL cial report by a commander. The re- j for years finds her FLATLY BY WHITE port says that an American sentry was sons of the United States iu War Put Aside With Santa Arrives at American Port - All Crews Here- SENATE COMMITTEE iu , EFFORT TO PUT FACTS BEFORE found dead, his throat cut. It is de- training camps here and , as "Commanding Officer to Be Searched 1 clared, after examination, that the France, and guarding the ocean after man killeil lanes against enemy subma- for Holiday .zl U. S. Naval Wireless) was first captured and then . i V ., (Associated Press by by cutting his throat. rines. (Associated Press by U. S. Naval Wireless) Dec. 26. Supporting the action ot This is the fourth war Christ- f Associattd Press by U. S. Naval Wirstsss.) WACTINGTON, D. C, -- IN LONDON, Eng., Dec. 26. Torn with dissension in its own ranks, th mas of the leading belligerents WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY under Herbert Hoover, the 2$. Calling a in Bolshevik! government is tottering. There is a growing unanimity of state- the federal food coxftrol bureau of Europe. For the first time FRANCE. Dec. halt short- grim business of war for the hap- ment in the Petrograd despatches indicating the waning power of the public a statement on the sugar MINE BLAST IN in a century Bethlehem and the in- White House has made pier duty of celebrating a patriotic Trotsky regime. The causes of the alleged breakdown are said to be effort was made'to place the state- Jerusalem, where occurred most of creasing drunkenness among the people, reluctance to work and acarclty age, after an unsuccessful of the important events in the Christmas, the officers and soldiers sub-committ- yes- food. ee the expeditionary force of investigating day is the American g ment before the senate JAPAN KILLS 361 life of Him whose natal most unique Instances are cited of BolshevikI troops refusing to march and of max-in- commemorated, are in the hands terday took part In the shortage.- - by Americans on no resistance to disarmament. The leaders of the movement are report' of Christians. holiday ever observed committee that Claus Spreckels declared foreign soil. ed to be conscious of itg hopeless failure, and there is noted the tremendous . was before this Qn Christmas Day military ultra-radic- al It (Special Cable to Kippa Jiji) The expeditionaries really began growing opposition to tho rule. Former supporters of the discriminated 26---- over greet of y Hoover and.the sugar control officials had TOKIO, Japan, Dec. explos- events the theater on Mon- Linine-Trotsb- government are now opposing it. "German hirelings' is that war were almost at a standstill, their celebration at sundown and the shortage was unnecessary . ion in the Kirino coal mine on Monday day night, when with one accord tho common epithet used against the leaders and followers of the Bolshevist in favor of coast refiners that except on the Italian front, Brest-Litovs- k re- caused the death of 361 laborers and of men capitulated to Santa The postponement of the peace negotiations at has war Austro-German- s per- thousands The White House statement says tlyit before the hundreds of others were injured. Only where the temporarily their sulted in the return cf the Russian commissioners to Petrograd. Apparent sisted, in their efforts to break Claus and put aside Allies produced much of their own sugar supply and procured 40 out of the number employed in the martial task. ly they intend to await the arrival of the enemy delegations to discuss the mine were savaat. It is rumored that the Italian line. light snow political aspects of an eventual peace conference. Germany. Last Christmastide the world At dusk on Monday a the rest from the catastrophe is the result of a Ger- was falling and there was no danger Sir George Buchanan has issued a statement refuting the charges of Allies took 300,000 tons man- plot. was discussing the terms of eremy on Interference by the British embassy with Russia's internal affairs. He says x Then, that is, before 'the war, the of an offensive from the taat peace then put forth by the Cen- Amer- that there are now three distinct Russian governments and it it difficult to Now these Allies take re- section of the front held by the annually from the western hemisphere. tral Powers. Today, it was few avoid the appearance of conflicting relations. creat ported, would be again marked icans. All the soldiers but those 1.400.000 tons annually from the same part of the world, most necessary quit their duties on Red Cross 'Drive' by a proffer from the countries and demand for Cuban and domestic sugars. mili- the front lines, and at the bases Dec. 26. News ing an unprecedented held under sway of German started to PETROGRAD, Russia, has been received tary autocracy. camps behind the lines, and The shortage will continue do the bidding of the "jovial saint," here of revolutionary plots flaming up against Czar Ferdinand The BolshevikI negotiations designated as "com- next year, and the short- Brings More Than haveprogressed so it is temporarily the of Bulgaria. Conditions in Bulgaria are said to be greatly .for the far that of the American ex- 300,-00-0 Czar's Daughter will re- manding officer age then will amount to understood the Russians force." disturbed. This news confirms previous reports that a revolu- ceive the Teutonic answer to- peditionary sup- Rush to Open Packages : : tons below the normal Thirteen Million day to their proposals, ihe an- tion in Bulgaria was developing. peace, For days huge loads of Christmas ply unless the Allies go to Java Safe Jn Peking swer professing to desire arriving and these which, say Entente Power3, packages had been state- the and held undisturbed In D. Dec. S. government agents ; their supply, says the Dec. 26. An- accepted with honor. were received WASHINGTON, C, 2ffMj. for WASHINGTON, D. C, cannot be camps. Immediately after the ces- emphatic- nouncement was made hero today that the evidence tending to snow that the I. W. W. is ment, and it adds Japanese Report sation of, military work the packages have uncovered the Bed Cross Christmas "drive" has other-anarchi- ally were given to the various commands working with the Bolsheviki element in Russia and with stic . netted more than 13,000,000 members, ... was a great rush to open world-wid- statements tnat were bringing the total to 18,000,000. and there and rabid Socialist elements in a e plot ,x"If the them. wiU-be-- society; government an abmidance of ugar, BANDITS OF Some of the late mail was slow In to overthrow all the existing orders of all being delivered at the docks of the believed by the American U-B- and all rule of officials. are - IT sup- fT - .TOKIO,: japan Dec 26.Prta- AWAITED French ports where the American country ts arriving at Pacific port from Russia : public it will do the 4 cess Tatlana, daughter, of the for-- plies enter. In order to get It to the The steamer Shilka a was put on efforts incalculabieharm." of Russia,' arrived at MEXICO IN men of Pershing's army it has been discovered to carry arms and ammunition, and this is war mer crar trucks and lorries and v the Peking swift motor The statement denies the Russian legation in rushed at lull speed to the va- but one of several instances in which arms are being sent to the i - U. OFFICERS these not known defi- ultra-radica- ls charge that sugar stocks were yesterday. It is rious camps. United States from the of Russia. Visit divis- unmov.ed, aitely whether she will the RAID The headquarters of the first ; permitted to remain - i BORDER Because of this and other incidents, a federal inspection of re- huge States. According to ion which landed had a celebra- 1 : causing' an artificial shortage, ports from China, the princess AN ATLANTIC PORT, Dec. 26. tion, elaborate in detail and of the all crews of incoming vessels was ordered yesterday. - f wholesomely character. in in the best of health upon 4 Passengers arriving at this port yes- (Associated by U. Wirtless.) most festive and also that sugar was left ws Press S. Naval com- her arrival. terday 6ay that in at least one proved EL.

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