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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
anrsc staOtneniafeitcn.

0as 0ireftorium Ocs u@mcrgcncD-
Soipitols" in glnnopoliS bat 0r.S.&.
Scnfcl BON Der Siite Scr Soipitol-
dr5te geitri6cn neil Oericlbe inter
Dem @eroadt ite6t, Dab er fiir Die
@riifrmg ocr mcoi3iniidcn Staatsbc-
boroe oic 6rogen an Die Shioentcn
pcrfauit 6oben ioa. Or. Senfel bat
cine llnteriidimg Der 9ci6wcrocn
bcantragi.
Ger o6t Sabre olte M}c1cr @allcr-
mann pcrbronnte iib bel Dem Spielen
nit 6cucrperf i'm Sofe Der eltcrlideu
gSo6mmg, 9ir. 632, @eit-@ermanitr,
10 i6limm. oaB tr in ocm. bcna96or-
ten SoipitaIc uer6lmocn peroen
umBte.
Gie o@onOerhit-@ -@eiellidait" Die
geitern 9l6enO in 9ap Shore gcmcin-
lam oas g(benoeiien eipna6m, miro
6eilte oie Siigel I'M Oen Wlonte6ello-
%arf erfori6en
Gie 6onnniiiion fiir oiientli6e ge-
trie6e 5ie6t am I. Ofto6er nad Dem
z. Stodmerfe oes Observation-Disclosures.
Sic oGbciopeofc-9anf" in @aI-
6roof bat cine pierteliG6rlid)e Giui-
oen0e bon 212 @ro3ent crflGrt
Sr. glot6nn So66s in SpfeSoille
lit 5im Siilfspoihneiiter oaielbit er-
nannt moroen.
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1913. Ci6enfran5."
SyamiIien.gInsflns
nadD @hocIis MiOSIe JiiOcr Rart,
Sonutug, %. Snni 1914.
(5uni26,S)
glIaIternIranfer 0IeIt Id uer60racn.

Slatternfroufer 6ielt iid uerbOrgcu.
8etcr @lcal. elm GS Sabre alter
y'eaer bon W1orut @inons, ocr Dor
@odcniriit an Den 8luttcru ertrautte
rmo lid ucrboraen bielt, wur0e ge'
tern slbeuo in Der 3iegelei Der ,9ul-
tiuorc 9rid Company" gir. 1896,
Gollnlbia.glccnue, BON Dem Folijls
ten Eigb oom iiiomeiiliHen Giitritt
geiuHocn lm0 ipater bon Den @ef
iuuo6eitsbcamten na6 Ger 0udran'
tame traHsportirt. Gie gler5te iagelL
ooB es iitb Inn einen i6Iinmen 6au
bauoeli-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28


Sri. @crtru0 @oulu @oimonn NIT
Scrrn StonsburD N3orris gSiI-
ion in Scr 3ionsfirde gctroltt.
DoS oliidIicbe @oor muroc nit
foit6oren @ei6enfen bec6rt. IT
9routpaor trot cine &o65citsrci-
ie no6 Dem g}oroen on.
@eitern 9lbcno s ll6r luuroc in scr
3ionS Stride on Der @oDs sStroBc,
8rdulcin @crtruo @ullo Sofmonn
nit Scrrn Stonsburv @}orris gSil-
ion gum elpigen 9unOe fiirs 2c6en
0crcinigt. 6rduIein Sofmonn lit
Die GoHter bon @oitor Or. SuIhs
Sofmonn Der 8ions9emcinOc, mel.
der oid Die Erou-Gercmonie Doll-
8og. 4ie @enciuoe mar 5o6lrcid
eri6icncn INN Der Grouune. fir mel.
dc Elm ipe3ielles @rogromm 5uioms
mengeiteat mar, bei3mpobncn. Son
Der Stride fubren Oos 9routpoor mo
sic eingeloocncn @dite na6 Der @o6.
nung Der @ltcrn ser 9rout, glr.
1923, @cit.9onboIc.StraBc, mo ein
@mpfong itottfan0. 0ic 9rout cr-
BicIt 5oblreihe mertbDoIlc @cibenfe
im0 fonnten Die 0ielen 9lumenipen.
Oeu foit ni6t iutergcbro6t werOen.
gIls 9raiitiinefer hmgirte 6r6uIein
Wlortb6en @ofnonn un0 ais 9lu-
menir6ulein 6rdulein Sulione Sof.
mann. 9ciOc 0nnen iino Sbme.
itcrn Scr 9roit. @routfiibrcr mor
Serr @Dcrctt gSotcrS aus @6ilooel-
pbio. 0ie Erou5Gigen wnrcn Serr
9lo0erid 9fice unO &err Charles Sub
Fart. SIN 2oufe oes 9l6cn0S perlic.
ben oie 9lcllpcrmd6Itcn Baltimore,
Inn cine lGngere Heiic noh 0cn 9lor-
ocu anSttrctcu. Der critic gluicnt-
bolt miro in Bolton icin. 0ics iit
sic 5meite 0oh5eitsfcier in oieiem
0ionot in Der @ofmmn'ihen 6onli-
lie. 9(m 6. Sumi bcr6eirotbctc ii6
6rGuIciu @torio 2ouiic Soinouii
nit Srn. Q. fillmore @caren, il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

gftls rei6teu iid elm Gon3crt, cine
@ara0e uno cine 6lo9aen6iinua.
@e6iBt piu0e pic 6loaae bel Der
,Seiar bon Sua6es Nlortou ino IS.
min Wlortou ocn S00ncn bon 6ron
G0pin 0}orton bon 9iolouo 9Sorf,
ocren Gatcr oas origincla Sterncn.
bonner Dem &uiit Qlnieum IN 91eps
Yort idenftc
Gen Scacn nad Der Jeier crt5ciltc
Saiior or. qlrt6ir $. 'Bowcll sInt
5hluB iaugcu oic E5eiluebnler lie'
beno im0 cnt6loBteu Souptes oos
Stcrrcn6ouner-Sic0
9la6 Der 6cicr paren Die liaotl'
ihcu 9contcn uuo oie 9iconer one
@diic 0es Gopitdns &o6inion BON DER
@lorplonocr 6lottcn NltIil Der an
9oro ocs 1oupicrs Baltimore" en-
Ginner ga6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

Is. 8. S6onrid unO Sr. 5ranf 9icin-
6arOt. Sr. S6onri6 6cmerftc untcr
9lnocrcm, ooB Spra6enfennniiic al
unO fiir ii6 i6on unbcrebenbare
&ort6eile ieien abgeic6cn OoUon, Dab
iie cine mii6ertreiilihc Gis5iplm tiir
Oen ilmgcn @eiit wGren. 9ie aiuOer
wiirOen in i6ren ipdtcrcn Su6rcn Nen
Gltcrn fiir Oieic @o6e Cant wiiicn.
3umdbit 6ielt 0r. 9loolp6 @ider,
Der ncuc 0bcrtlrnle6rer, cine 9(n-
reOc. @r Oriidtc iein 9coaucrn oo-
riibcr aus, OaB Sr. s. q. @nHl Sdul5
0cm Gurnunterribt cntrinen worOen
ici. Ceriel6e iei in ieincn l06lideu
9cmiibungcn INN ocn Surnuntcrriht
Don scr Sdul6c60roe nid)t gcniigenO
nnteritibt morocn. Nlan erpartct
troboem bon ieinem 9iQ6iolger 9roBc
Gingc. gSic Oie Gingc a6cr bel ici-
nem 9lntritt itdnoct, f0nntc cr notiir-
lid nidt picl leiiten. 9is iebt bat cr
aber icbr piele @rmutbigung bon Der
maB0c6enOcn @e6orOe cr6alten. Ga
Oon Den SduQe6rern ni6t erpartet
mcrOcn f0nne, oaB iie in alien So
6crn Dollfommcn ausgeblOct ieicn,
ioQtcu mebrcre Surnlebrcr, Oie OieieS
Sad 5u ibrent 9crui gcmabt bnbcir
ino cS uoaig bcneiitern, angeltcllt
mcrOen @r 6offe, ooB iobalO bic
S6ul6e6orOe pom @ert1c Oes Surn-
unterri6ts iiber8eugt iei oudb Die err
forOerli6en 9Iiliitchtcn gcne5migt
mcrOen piirOen.
Ger @rGiiocnt fiigte 6n3u, OoB
oies cine @elegen6cit iiir oaS Sdul-
Gomite imO Oas Gomite fiir Gurnn-
tcrridt iei imo Oieic Gonlite'n iollten
56ritte t6ln, nm Oie @ofinungcn OcS
Srn. @ider ueripirfli6en 81 6elfen.
@r eriu6tc beioe Gomiten, in elmer
gemciniamcn SiBilug nit Srn. @ider
cin @rogramm aus5nar6citen mie
Die So9e am 9citcn ausgeiiibrt wcr-
oen fonne.
0ies CAB gInlaB 5lt elmer tilr5en
0e6attc, unO Elm 9elbmB plrOe per-
faBt, mel9cr beioen Gomitcn poac
@oQma6t crt6eilt, nit Sm. 9idcr in
ocr 9lngelegenbeit no6 @utoiinfeu
uoran5ugeben.
Ser @rdii0ent eriu6te oie Scrren
S6olb, 9rltmS6agcn mo SicgmnO,
ii6 an Der Sabresperiammlrng oes
rGitp @ioc Gongreiies~ am @iontag
81 6et6eiligen.
Der 6rauen6lnO 6cridtete, DAB
0ic @oriiberin Oes 8lnoes ailf oem
g8cgc Der 9eHerlng iei. Gies errcgte
oagcmeine @efrieOigung.
Ger &rdiiOent 6ro6te in 9lnre-
ging. ooB ocr n9lr6citcr.SGngcr-
6unO~ an 9, g., A. mo 5. Suli in
Der r2Dric" eiu groBes SGngericit
a66altcn miro. Ger ouSge5eidnete
@enuB, oen ii9 ieoer gciuber per-
ipre6en fonue, iolte ale Deiltiden
6emegen, Oas Gon3ert 5u 6eiuhen
Cine lGngcre Ge6atte wrroe our6
0as S6rci6cn Oes Sternenbanncr-
Counties Ger ocltti6amerifouii6en
9iirger peranloBt. 9to9 einge6enocr
@crotbung wurOe 6eidloiien, Dem 60
mite 500 an3inpeiien Gic @retil-
tipe Ocs 9iirgerOercins ion Oas Ster-
ncu6ouncr-Gomite iiber Oie 9lrt mo
g8eiic Der G6eilna6me ipdtcr in
&enntiiB ieben.
Ger 6roucn6uno bcwiaigte e6cn-
ioas $25 fir Oa5 Sternenbanner-Go-
mite.
Gie Serren S66urid. &elitter uno
yiidel wlrOen ais @dtglieocr oeS 9l6-
re6nmgs.GoniteS ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

NlouotsOcriunrmlun8 i'm oSotcl 9ia-
leig6". 0ic Gomitcn 81 regc.
rcr E6dtigfcit alligcfor0crt
Iic @eoeutlng Oe5 ocutiden
Spra6mtcrridJts 6ctout. Gin
irii6ercr 3ug fiir oen Eurmmtcr-
ri6t gqpiinI6t. 500 iiir Oie
Sterncn6anncrfcicr ocrmiaigt.
Sn ser regclmdBigG Olonatspcr,
iommlmg Der 0clcgatcn OcS llnabs
6dngigcn 9iirqcrDcreins. uon Nlorps
lanO" inn .Sotcl 9lalcig6" untcr &or-
iiB OcS 9Sr1iiOcnten 9l. 6. Sonf1dnel
muroc 6ei6loiien Die &creinc mo
@in5clnlitglieocr an5uipornen, elm re
ceres Sntcrciic an Oen 9lr6citcn ocS
n0euti6 .9lmcrifauiidcn Stcrncnban-
ner-Gonitcs" 5u ncbmen, mO Inn ein
gltcs 9ciipicI 81 ieben murocn io-
fort 500 ais 8citroa pcrpiIligt.
Sin S@rci6cn 0es &rn. e. gdm5i
Scfrctdr Ger italicnii1cu &ercini-
gung 9iarplanO'S, muroc pcrleicn.
Si oeniicl6eu uo6m Serr gIrm5i 9c.
5ug oilf cinen @ei9hlB DER @rcfitipe
Oes 9iirgeroereins. monab cine Dele
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@rOher 9lnSflug
rSermnnn-SOse glr. 8, .. z. .. g."
Wiiller'S %arf,
SOnutas, Oen >. Snli.
(Suni2S)

Der 9ampf sesen Die nblauen @e-
iebc."
SSn scr 3wciten 9l6tbcihmg oeS
Grininalaeridts wuroen oeItern Dor
Dem 9li1ter Die 9lrgunentc ii6er oie
@hnreoen gcgen oie glnflo9cn gcgcn
SSo6n @eters mo @m. $. Siller, Oie
me0en 9aie6oaipielens am Sonntag
per6aitet witrOen. 9tad ldngeren
9lr9luHentiren scr 2lnpdlte enti6icO
9fidter Serdsler, oaB er icin llrt6cil
imer6al6 Der nGbiten 5wei @o9en
a6gc6en meroe. Ger SAL ge6t wa6r.
ideinlib ourd olle SSnitan5eu bis an
Oas Sber.9imoesgeridt
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alle9r @e6nrts. aIa aoOesiaae.

10S @ebltrten un0 1873 lpoesidQe IN
oer periloiieuen @oAc onaemd.
set 9tr iie6en 9Dp6us ST.
irautmgeu sur GeuntniB Der ca.
nitdia5eomteu oelangt 3e6n
i6oili6e llufaae. gicr Scl6it
moroe mo elm N}oro,
5ouoerbarer @eiic iino laut Dem
Weridltc oes @ciunObcits Gcparte.
mcnts in Ger Deriloiieneu @od)c ne6r
@cburten ais EooesidQc angcneloet
noroeu mas icit Sa6rcu cine groBe
5elien6eit III. IS pur0en 1913 @e.
buten mo 1873 Io0esfdae 9enleloet
Iic @ormnaen pelde sic @eiunos
belts 9e6oroe sim &er6iitung BON
EDp6us Srtronfungen crloiicn bat,
ideineu bon Gielen beiolgt 5u mer-
oen, 0cm mr iie6en EDpbuS Sale
iour0cn in Der lebten 9ode onge.
mel0rt ,Su DER gleidlauicn0en @o.
DE 0es &ofiabrcs wilr0cn i6 IN
p6lis Grfrantmaen genlcloet.
Sic bauptiddlideu Co0esuriaden
marcn 1pp6ns 6, En6erciiloiis s
Arcbs o SeBleioen i6. Srondbtis f.
Spnaenent5iiuoung II, Iiarr6oe
(ainoer unter 2 Sn6reu) 9, Bright
ic6e 9licreufranf6eit ~, 2hwdde
noH Ser @eburt 40, 5elbitmoroe A
inns lluiaae 10. Sm 9aDUiew.gligl
itor6en rs @erionen IN Den 0oipitd.
lern ~ in0 8 IN anoeren Sniiitlten
am @an5eu puroen 25 Goroners
Nuqueiie a6gebalten
9laAitebenoe anicdenoe arantAci
icn murOcu im Gcrgleid 5ii ocricIbcn
4eriooe ocs Sa5rcs 1918 5ur Ans
..,af S.t,,. ,4ah,.Srl,t.
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1er iegiqe Stcuograpb oe9
a1a0ors, Scrr 9leoinolo accuc, iunroe
acitcru sum Siilfsictrctdr ocs Staoi'
ober6oiptes 6cioroert. er lplro oer
9lahiolger oes Serrn Charles &rcll'
Der, iim. Uel6er einen slilenorpollell
i'm 5tcier.glppellutionsgcrlht en-.
ne6nen miro. Sm Saiife Der na9lien
ggocAc miro Wlonor Erclton cineH
neuen 2tenoQrapben alltellen.
WaNs tnf WeHe in's anelnnb beiorat O.
0loine w. ii3 cftGalilmurr.Sirahe, Hape
Nulipm Qpnle Qlpenue,
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o&eiteno.Sie6cr
6amiIien. .glnsilng
Spuntog, Den 2S- 9irni,
9cntcrt's @ori, 2Orieg.Gane.
(Snni142LS)
@e6eu nad sscuugIoanicn.

Ger 0GoainGto Fleoinrc 9oleball
Gmb" miro am 26. Suli nad Diana.
int. 8a.. fa6ren I'm ge9en Den DOR.
tiacn u9lutnm Glub" cinige Spiclc
ous5liecbtcn, q. g, Shneioer III Der
Noribcr ocs 9lciic Gonitcs. PIN 8.
9huaiiit miro Der ,gIiihmn 0lu6"
nod Baltimore tommen uu0 mer0en
am Nli00le 9liDer IN @iiocls Hort
ciniae Spiclc 3um slaetraa tpmncn.
@r- Gito 60riier miro iiir bic Ser.
ioraima Ser 0diie Gorfe6umaen trci.
fen. Nsraii0cnt oes vGollington
aSleoiire 9oie6all Stubs 1T Scrr @.
s. Nlarllau0 uu0 Setret0r Serr
gsm. NloiiNic0ler
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gIppeII On Orn 4atriOtigmns.

Gcuiid 9Imcritoner ioaeu ib an
ser Sterncnbanner 6eier bet6eiIi.
gen. Gas Gomiie piiuidt cine
9eanhuortlna Der 6rage6ogeu.-
Sser bis6er 6eigeiieuert bat.
Sermin lduit am Is. Suli ab.
Gas nSiernenbomcr 9oniiie Der
Ceuii6.9lmcritauer~ bea6iibtigt, bis
5rm To- Auli cnii6eiOeu 81 f0nnen,
ipic uiel iiir cine wiiroige 9lcprGicns
toiion Ser Iettideu 9oItimorcs bel
Der ,Suouitric Foraoe oui z. Scptem-
Der 3ur Geriiigung iiebt 81 Oieiem
3pede limo on ole &ereine imO einy
iluBrei6e 1entihe oerStoOt mo OeS
SiaateS eSrage6oger aISgeion0t
worOel lmo bisber ba6en mir orci
&crcinc 0ieie yrogebogeu 6eanhuor
tet 2icie 9ogen ioaien lmter allen
llnildn0en 5uriidgcionOt merOen, Oh
Die Gnpidnger etpos geben oOer
ni6t qc6cn. Gas Gomitc mill Oorii.
Der flar merocu, % es groBere gIif-
trdgc aiSgebcu oori ooer niHt In
ter 0cn llniitdnocu itebt ole glrbeit
gon5 itia uno Oie 3eit miro immer
fiir3cr. 6olgenoes III cine elite Der
bis6er eingegangeueu 9eitr0ae in
Ser S06e BON $39l00:
llna661ugiger 9iiraerUerein $4,000
6rauen6lmo oeS 9iirgerper
Gins .... $500
Gelitiber ariegerblno. ~ $500
@an6rinnSs SiingersGerein 1000
Geutider Correspondent. M $500
&otcl 9loleig6. 6......... $500
Geo 9re6m & Sou. 10000
6e6ienielo Gigor Go.. 25.0O
&oul @. g Silfen..~ 2O0O
ai6le & 2ooe. oe... 1000
sSobu y gauber ....... 900
Goniul Gorl g. 9ii0erib. ~ 800
@mh So6annicn..... 900
90. @iihmeper ..... 800
g q. Scnnia6ouien. .. 800
@ouiS ~ Gictcricb ,... 200
Eoii6oit Bros ........ 200
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Sunnennnf. nnb llntrrnnnn.

@onncnallgnn9. .i II. Al No.
Sonncmmtergang .7 Il. 36 %.
glonounteraana 10 Il. SO Wi glbcnos
6lut0 TO II. 10 @1. Oloracns
6lutb ..t0 Il. 40 Ni. 2lbenos
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g0nlItlatinc glern1dltniiie.

Sn ieinem Eeiiomente bat Serr
Mortin Oppcn6eimer folgcnoe Scr
mdbhiinc fir wo6lt6dtigc Snititute
ausgeiett. ie 5000 fiir bic osSsracli.
tiide @o9lt6dtigfeitS @eieaidoit"
iiir oos u5sraelitiibc @aiien6ous"
mo iiir ous n5sraclitiide glltcn-
6eim4 imO $i00 fir Die u@eieaidait
sir GerbeHerlng Der cage Scr PR
men"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

@rOfer SlnSflng,
u9cntIder Sroen Der Sdwar5en
9iitter BON MlarplanO",
NiarDlanO S6Ore, Colgate Grect,
Counting, %. SUM 1914.
(Slmi2LS)
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8rl. C5rOtleD aus 9OrtO.9lico 5um
Neiude.


SSrl Sophia s. (Srot6cO, cine 2c6
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9roofluu 9lnnegIum0eI Gountn, elm.
eciroiicn sri. @roibc0 mar filr8c
3cit nod i6rer @roouiruno BON ser
@taais 9lpruaI Shule 2cbrerin
al lqalouuilIc glnue 9lruu0cl Gouu
Ia. mo nobm oaraui cine BON oer
gnnocs &egicrlng ousgeihriebenc
gtcae ais 2e9rcrin III Der Sdule All
0oraoo atf Der Saiel @orto 9iico ait
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ldnlc bericBt imo bot icbt enc sscl
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Sabre am .Dcuiihca GorrelPonoen
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g,rudj. gan0er.
s. $. Meroebeuu 4. &c.,
525 N0rOsgntaiu.Str.
COMPUTATION frcL
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Sim unbeoeutenoes 6eler cntltano
galcrn @prmittag IN oeu Nlount
Glarg. .geerlliditen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

Gin unbe0euten0es 6eier cntlian0
adiern Qprmittag in oeu Nloiut
aregsqrlllaiten
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-30
EDITOR
CHANGING CHINA.

President Yuan Shih-Kai is undoubtedly be-
hind the PRONUNCIATION of the new Chinese
election law making the term of the president
ten years and continuable indefinitely. He
Iexercises almost complete control of the new
republics government. He makes and un-
makes parliaments accordingly as they do his
bidding. He occupies the executive chair and
is mistaken even by such MISREPRESENTATION
list as DIR. Sun Vat Sen.
Because of the re-establishment of venerable
forms of Oriental worship, Yuan is regarded
by many observers in the United States as dis
tinctly hostile to Christianity. But foreigners
in China do not all so regard him. A wel-known
religious worker who recently passed through
Honolulu reports that the president out of his
own purse gave rather large amount to an
American college in China, and it is frequently
noticed that Yuan has fostered missionary
work.
In an address on China s ethical duties, Yuan
said: { - 4 r.
ssLet it be known to all citizens that the
state desires to emphasize the supreme import
ance of morality and virtue May we all be
uplifted and be imbued with this spirit so that
gradually, we may arrive at the Confucian
ideal state of perfect harmony"
This comes from the stern warrior who
propped up the Manchu throne by sheer mill.
tary power; who later devoted himself not less
-handedly to the establishment and main
tenance of the republic.
! Perhaps Yuans plan for ten-year presi-
dental term is enlightened patriotism; perhaps
he sees that China can be led to self govern
ment only through long years of patient de
yelopment; that sudden political changes will
upset the orderly processes of growth and re-
tard progress. The familiar forms of ancestor
worship and sun-worship. are emphasized so
that in time of changing temporal ideals the
Chinese mind may have something to which
faith may be pinned. This is kindly view
of one Of the great figures of the day. 1t may
not be correct, but it is interesting. s s.
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BIDS Will BE , ;
OPENED ON BIG
MILITARY JOB
Fl. Kamehameha Construction
Work Totaling $500, 900 to
Be Contracted For

Bids for extensive construction work
at Fort KamehanReha are to be opened
tomorrow at the office of the depart
ment quartermaster, and the firm OF
individual winning the contract viii
have approximately a 100000 job on
his hands, provided that the bid Is for
the entire work With the letting oi
the contract, the making of a modern
and model coast artillery post on the
shores of Pearl Harbor, viii be fairly
launched.
1 The proposals to be considered to.
morrow are for four barracks, each to
accommodate L. men, Is sets Of Off.
GERS quarters, and eight sets Of non.
commissioned, officers: quarters. The
quarters to be of the bungalow type,
with stone foundations and frame con.
structions and are specially designed
for the tropics. The barracks should
cost in the neighborhood of $40, 900
each, and the quarters about $4,000 per
set 3
Within a few weeks bids VIII be
asked on. two storehouses, a band bar.
racks, and a guard house, specifica,
lions for which viii be ont in q few
days.
The bids for barracks and quarters
will be opened at IL a. m. by Lieut..
col. B. F. Cheatham, the department
quartermaster. z
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WARDEN OSBORNE Of sing sing
PERMITS GgNVICTS TO rule PRISON

, 1T is not necessary to lay special
emphasis upon the necessity and de.
STABILITY Of being courteous and re.
EzpeEtfHl to. prison officials Any ap.
pearance Of an attempt to encroach
upon their lawful authority would
work injury to the brotherhood and
to all those who are endeavoring to
further its object.
II give. my grateful thanks to the
men4fOr their Herys kindly reception of
the new EardeH.
Riley Approves Plan Of Raising $zss
Grade Of Prisoners.
Superintendent of Prisons Riley said
yesterday, after visiting Sing Sing,
that he. found the prison discipline ex.
cellent and was pleased with the work
of Warden Osborne.
He especially approved of the plan
Of raising all second and third grade
prisoners to the first grade. that the
new warden made grade all accord.
ing to their behavior under the new
rules. +" a."f ... %
Superintendent Riley and Wardens
Homer of Great Meadows prison and
Rattigan of Auburn, spent the after
noon inspecting the nrison. Warden
Osborne has granted the men the p
ilege of having lights IN their cells un.
til 10.p. m. instead of $3.50. On the
question of having lights in the dor.
mitory until 1e. the prisoners voted
yesterday 159 to % for 1t.
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NOT A SITUATION OF MENACE.

Because President Wilson takes firm stand
on the seizure of American cargoes by british
war-vesses is no reason for the jingO cry OF
sDangerr' ..- r..
Early in the present conflict soEie American
oiltankers were seized. "A s'dfplomatic sitna-
ton las the diplomats delight in calling it
was created. But whatever there was of men
ace Ia the situation was soon ended. Definite
Understanding with regard to- that particular
issue was reached and American, commerce
proceeded.
The present situation is undoubtedly more
serious than the one just mentioned, but there
Is no reason to jump to the conclusion, that it
Is an alarming situation. CohIhdn-sense ar
eues for peaceable and open-minded discus
SION between the representatives OF America
ana Great Britain. The country does not APP
pear to place much confidence in the secretary
Of the state department, but President Wilson
IS perfectly capable of doing now what he has
done several times before taking the matter
ont of Mr.. Bryan's hands. Indeed, the de-
kpatches suggest that President Wilson is al
ready handling it.
Great Britain is not likely to risk serious
friction with the United States. And our conn
To IS the greatest exponent among the nations
of arbitration to solve international difficulties
We shall confidently expect this diplomatic
s;f6ation tofbe settled in such a manner that
AMERICAN commerce is protected and the
1mefioan attitude respected abroad.
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HOPEFUL INDICATIONS.


The supervisors have emerged from
their first serions difference Of opinion and
e0ltfked without the too-familiar bitter re-
examinations Of past AM, present boards. i is
rood sign for the future.
Tie caucus last night brought to decisive
'ssne the question Of separating the waterworks
md sewers from the engineering department.
Tie supervisors voted down the proposed sep
ration by vote of four to three.
The Star Bulletin, which drew attention
lexis ago to the. plan then taking shape to
..sate q new department: and. which has not
....sed to oppose it from that day is glad to
|.l That the plan has been definitely aban-
|ohed because we believe il nnKise and di-
I.ci blow at economy and ffieiencys This
..ber is not less glad to - tIIat even though
tie division of the board vas % Dose Che eau
.0s continued in harmon and saeted bust
less rapidly. ~ - 81
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through many years. has just been dis
covered In a cave OF the blum which
rises almost sheer from the sea.
WORD has been sent to Honolulu
from Kona. on the island OF Hawaii.
where the discovery was made. that
the tomb OF the great king win be
brought here, and movement b nm.
der way to have Il put In the custody
OF the Hawaii exposition commission
until after the exposition.
The Hyeliest interest Ia taken In
the discovery. II may mean new lieht
on the early history Of these islands.
which Is now somewhat obscared and
overcast by doubt. King Kameha.
meha died m 1919. presumably at Kali.
lua. Kona. The story OF HIS reign ID
written In hieroglyphics on his tomb.
It Is reported" -
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e e*sSse9 -
EVEN kAM EElAf IEtiA THE GREAT
+ IS TOUTED FOR EXPOSITION

Find the Tomb of Old Kameha.
meha."
This is the head on a story which
appeared in a San Francisco paper
recently, and under a Honolulu
date line. too. To the casual reader
Of newspapers 1t might mean nothing.
but here in Hawaii, the "land of! the
Kamehameha," the reader doubtless
would profess being from Missouri,
and demand the why and wherefore OF
the report.
The story says that the tomb OF
Kamehameha the Great has been dis.
covered, and. moreover, 1t states that
a movement has been started to place
the tomb" In the hands Of the Ha-
wall Fair Commission for possible ex.
hibition at the Panama-Pacifie Expo
sition. ~. -7-....
F AS far as can be learned, no one
In Honolulu, knows anything about Ka-
meIlameha's tomb having been discoy.
cred. But II it has, as the San Fran
cisco paper relates, the Star.Bulletin's
Hawaii correspondent doubtless will
be called to time for missing q good
story. To be CT not to be believed.
as suits the readers fancy, the story
in the San Francisco paper reads as
follows, and under q Honolulu date
line, mind you; and by special cor
respondence:
AN unexpected addition may be
made to the Hawaii exhibit at the
Panama-Pacific exposition The tomb
of Kamehameha the Great, conqueror
Of the islands Of this group, long lost
to the world and vainly sought for