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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-28
OUTFITS
|. ON HAWAII And
MAUI in SHAPE
Col. Coyne and Lieut.. Bump
Back from inspection Tour
H of Maui and Hawaii

Col Arthur Coyne, commanding the
LIST Infantry, ~ G. H.. and Lieut. A.
L. Bump, inspector-instructor return
ed this morning on the Mauna kea
from Hawaii. after a three weeks in
specticn tour of the Maui and Hawaii
companies From all angles the trip
was a success, and both officers are
enthusiastic over the showing made by
the outside companies and the posi-
Utilities for building up the national
guard of Hawaii on the outside ISL
ands :>@:
"The companies at Lahaina.s Wal
luku and Hilo, which we inspected on
successive Sundays. in the order
named, are in good shape said Colo
mel Coyne. "The right spirit is being
shown, and ii is very plain thai. mi
litia enthusiasm isn't confined to Oahu.
Between work, we had plenty OF time
to play, and the trip was one of the
most enjoyable have ever taken. We
were royalty entertained everywhere.
and spent several very pleasant days
with Col Sam Johnson, formerly col
onel of the LIST Infantry, at Pahoa. :
Lieutenant Bump was equally en-
thusiastic.
The Lahaina company. to mention
first the one we first inspected. is go.
Zig to be one Of the crack outfits of
the regiment, he said. Company !,
Waikiki. also made a good showing.
Over at Hilo, NJ company turned out
81 cut Of 81 men for inspection, and
put up an unusually good drill. Cap
tain Jack Easton certainly has good
outfit
Colonel scoyne and have been Wis
iting with Colonel and Mrs. Sam john
son of Palica for a few days. We
have had most enjoyable time. The
Johnsons are of a grade above princes
of entertainers. Under their guidance
we have seen Puma, Olaa, Kau and
Kona as far as Kailua.
Through the courtesy Of Mr. Filler,
Colonel Coyne and myself made the
railroad trip to Paauilo That trip
runs a close second to Kau. Incl
dentally. am strong for Mr.. Filters
proposed barracks in the volcano dis.
trict
To sum up, ! have knocked about
over the world quite bit in the last
"a years and never have been SO
royalty entertained nor have ever
seen so many interesting places and
such wonderful scenery. hope to
some time be able to spend a month
On Hawaii on horseback. wandering
here and there at will If the gods
are kind to me shall do this.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-28
NEW TO-DAY

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Judicial Circuit. fRritotY OF
Hawaii. At Chambers lin Probate.
In The matter OF the estate OF Helen
Aldrich Cunning. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition
Of William Beatty Dnnning, Of the
City Of Oakland, County Of Alameda,
State of California, Executor OF the
viii OF Helen Aldrieh Cunning, de-
ceased. and the alleged authenticated
copies attached thereto Of said VIII.
decree admitting said VIII to probate.
and certificate as TO the issuance Of
Letters Testamentary 70 said VIII
liam Beatty Cunning. said petition
alleging that said Helen Aldrtch Dun
ming of the City of Oakland, County
OF Alameda. State of California, died
testate at said City of Oakland leay.
ing property In the Territory of Ha.
wall necessary TO be administered up
on, and praying that Letters of Ancil-
larry Administration with the Will An
nexed issue: 1t is
Ordered that Thursday. jthe 30th
day OF April, 1914. at 8 o'clock A. NJ,
be and the same hereby is appointed
for the hearing OF said petition ia the
court room of this court at Honolulu
aforesaid, at which time and place all
persons concerned may appear and
show cause. il any they have, why
said petition should not be granted.
BY the Court:
(Scall j. A. DOMINIS,
Clerk Circuit Court, First Circuit
FREAR, PROSSER. ANDERSON &
MARX, Attorneys for Petitioner.
Mar. %, Apr. 4, IL. IS.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-28
Engagement NOT 4 Surprise.

The announcement of the engage.
ment of Miss Eleanor Randolph VIII
son, youngest daughter of the presi-
dent. to William Gibbs McAdoo, sec.
rotary of the treasury. did not come
as a surprise to the many friends OF
Mr.. McAdoo, according to dispatches
from the East. He has been much in
the company of Miss Eleanor Wilson.
Society has observed them dancing
together frequently Lately some OF
Mr.. MeAdoo's closest friends have
dubbed him Dancing h.ac.''
Mr.. McAdoo is SO years old while
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-28

Three men were admitted to citi-
zenship in the United States at the
session of the U. s. district court this
morning. They are James Kennedy,
a native of Scotland; Thomas Papa,
a soldier and a native of Turkey, and
William Harper, a native of England
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-28

A tradesman at Ellsworth. England,
who had been engaged for some days
in stripping paper of walls. found one
morning that he had stripped all the
paper of the walls of his own bedroom
in his sleep
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-28


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
the United States, in and for the. Ter
ritory OF Hawaii. In Bankruptcy No.
273. In the Matter of Johan Albin
Blom. A Voluntary Bankrupt Bank
rupt's Petition for Discharge. To the
Honorable Charles r. Clemens, Judge
of the District Court of the United
States for the Territory of Hawaii:
Joilan Albin Blom, of Honolulu. City
and County Of Honolulu, Territory OF
Hawaii, respectfully represents that
on the 10th day Of February 1914,
last past, he was duly adjudged a
bankrupt under the Acts Of Congress
relating to bankruptcy; that he has
duly surrendered all his property and
rights of property and has fully com
piled with all the requirements OF
said acts and of the orders OF the
Court touching the bankruptcy law.
Wherefore, he prays that he may be
decreed by the Court to have full
discharge OF all debts accruable
against his estate under said bank
rupt acts. except such debts as are
excepted by law from such discharge.
s(Sgd.) JOHAN ALBIN BL0M. Sub
scribed and sworn to before me this
23rd day OF March. Al. ID. 1914. (Seal)
fSgd.l f.. L. DAVIS. Deputy Clerk
United States District Court, Terri
tory of Hawaii.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
the United States, in and for the Ter
ritory of Hawaii In Bankruptcy No.
273. In the matter of Johan Albin
BIom. A Voluntary Bankrupt. Order
Of Notice Of Bankrupt's Petition for
Discharge. On this 23rd day of March,
A. ID. 1914. on reading the foregoing
petition: II Is Ordered by the Court
that hearing be had upon the same
on the 18th day of April, A. d. 1914,
before said Court at Honolulu, City
and County OF Honolulu, in said Dis
trict, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
and that notice thereof be published
in the Star-Bulletin, newspaper
printed in said district, and that all
known creditors and other persons in
interest may appear at said time and
place and show cause. If any they
have, why the prayer of the said petit
tioner should not be granted. And it is
.Further Ordered by the Court that
the clerk shall send by mail. to all
known creditors. copies OF said petit
tien and this order, addressed to their
places OF residence as stated Wit
ness the Honorable Charles r Glenn
.ons. Judge of said Court, and the seal
thereof, at Honolulu. In said District.
on the 2srd dav of March. A. ID. 1914.
(SealD A. E. MURPHY, Clerk. u. 5.
District Court, Hawaii BY tSgd) F..
l.. DAVIS, Deputy Clerk. A true copy.
Attest: A. E. MURPHY, Clerk. BY
f. L. DAVIS, Deputy Clerk.
5S15-1t.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Lee Deong. doing business as the
Shanghai Drygoods Company. was dis
charged as a bankrupt in federal
court this morning. ... -. II. +.
o.. B. Lfghtfoot. assistant superin-
tendent of the territorial marketing
division, is carrying his right arm in
sling today. as the result of an en-
counter last night with a refractory
automobile engine belonging to Col.
G. j. Mccarthy. In attempting to
crank the machine. the engine back.
fired, and one bone of his wrist was
broken by the crank. ....@
Involuntary bankruptcy proceedings
have been brought and the business
and chattels attached of the American
Dry Goods Company, conducted by
All Chap, on behalf of the following
creditors, VINO claim the amounts here
given are due them: NJ Phillips e.
Company, $237S2: H. HackfeId &
Company, $540.26, and Theo. H. Da.
yies & Company, $212.54. >:
Once more. for the third or fourth
time, the hearing of Mrs Kate Welsh.
otherwise known as Mrs. William L.
Welsh, was continued in circuit court
this morning. Mrs. Welsh, indicted
on a charge of perjury, still has to
plead to the accusation, but hereto
fore has been granted delay, giving
her counsel. ]. A. Magoon time to pre-
pare a motion seeking to quash the
Indictment This motion has not yet
been presented. When the case was
called this morning, City and County
Attorney Gathcart was unable to be-
present in court, but at his request
Judge Robinson set the hearing over
to 8 o'clock next Monday morning.
Circuit Judge Robinson yesterday
dismissed the complaint in the action
to remove cloud from title, brought
by Hugh and Daniel McCorriston
against George Chrones and Charles
HI. Merriam, registrar of conveyances.
The dismissal was granted on motion
of the plaintiffs, Chrones having
agreed to the cancellation of the lease
held by him against the property in
question. which was the lot immedi.
ately adjoining the Clarion clothing
store on Fort street, on the mauka
side.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-28

Thursday evening. The result of the
two hours play showed Mrs. Lehman
and Captain Lincoln as far in the lead
of total points scored.
Practically every officer in the com
bined Shafter garrison attended the
reception given by the University
Club on Tuesday night in honor of
General Macomb The group of off
GERS was headed by the post command
er, Colonel French, and included all
officers not on duty that evening.
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LOST.
LOST


Fox terrier. black spot covering
eye. bordafed with brown: III.
spot on back; long tail: an8|
to name Gyp. Disappeared EI|.
night. Finder return to Cotfae1 .
/, Rowland Lane. Reward.
5815-6t.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01

er bat bic Mittsl. CUTE Qopototsu gu
besobIen uub Iih ous Dem SHIomaIs
Tel su aie6en, mGbrenb feline bupierten
MitbsrIdporenen in Der Regel Die
3ede be3ablsn miRen.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01
rpbibitiOns{ieo.

Dit benz 9eginn oieIes MOnots
trot bas Werbot bes petriebes
oes 6piriiuoIengefdGftes I'M gonSen
5tnnte Meit @ireinin in Rrnft uno
oieIes fpnrb anburH Der neunte ameriz
fanilds 8unoesfapt, meIHer bic DOns
ftGnoiss probibitiOn einFibrt. Die
iibriaen in0 Georgia, 3anfas. Mloine,
MifIlFppi. Nortb Gorolino. Nortb
DatOta, 9tlahomn. 9enHeKee uno
Direinia. Dds @gbiet bieTer neun
StuateH un6 oie S~srifreutsn Ditritte,
in ipelheu bic HrObibitiOn eingefiibr.
lit. erltredt Iih oomit ouF 2.132. 728
guaorntmeilsa nit 46,029. 75O Gin
pobnern, fptIde nab Der 8erednung
rer prohibiiionsIiibrsr bein1be bic
6Glfte ser Yep0Iterung Der @ereinigs
ten Stnoten ousmahen. Die Wojos
ritdi BON $4,000 @timmen. nit nell
der bic BepDlterunq bon .DeIt Wirs
siuia l9 fir bic Gfnfiibrung Der pro-
6ftition crtIdrt fat. mar bic ItGrtIte je
IN einem omsrifoniIden 9unosshaots
ahdeQeteue unO ooS 9erbdItnis mar
ts:nobe 9 gu /. 0as ReiuItat biI6ete
fir bic Nnb1nger rer prObibilion
felbif cine ueberrnT6une. Der Gtoot
bat nad BEN Genius bss Sabres 1910
cine gsO0Itsrung BON 1921. l19 Set
len.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01
Scr 1T Sic Nlattsr NmerifaS?


Nidt GuJIaltD, Iouoeru gang Gu
ropa lei sic Natter scr @creimi Iteh
Staotci, iagte 8rofciior aRiini!er
berg in icillcr Nnipra1e onIdlNidJ
0cs @octhe ganfcttS III @bicn0u im0
sic wirtlide gtarfp anerifaS llrgc
III Der Wiidun1 DER itorfen Molic.
Glenlente GuropaS. Desbalb lei e.
Eilidt eines ieoen Nnerifoners, III
Sic nelle NATION Sic c0clltct mn reii
iten 6arofteriitiIhcn Nlcrfnlalc lei
ncs olten Gaterlanoes binein 81 Der
pf(an3en. IS lit cine @unIenpabr
Belt, ser &rofeiIor MiinltcrbcrQ NclI-
Bcriti9 gab, 1ber lie fam ltidlt oft
ocniig ~gepreoi9t pcroen. 9todl I'M
nler Dcrli6crn ms bic eng(ilhcu Sci
tunocr, ooB MIR BON @uglono 0os
Sell fomne. pur Den englilhen Ger
b1ltniiien miro HaiuM gcmiomct iii
lcrc Giiitur lit engliIM mic bic cu0lI1
Ide Spra1e, nno allcs miro nni ellN
lild 3igeidmitten. limo bcrloitgt lunn
cine GrflGrnng bicrfiir, marlun oieics
9ono an oen 3odihobcn GnglauOs
b1nat, Damn miro inns gcln0t. oaiI
euaIono Die Mlttter AmcrifoS lit.
Nles mas bon Gngl1t0 fonlnli,
iheint bohfuIturcu su ieiu.
Gobafo ober cine Soee BON onocrcr
Seite fonRit. miro tie benoroelt uiiN
mciit alS lulaluIebmbor abacwiciel.
9ieic GnqlanosfrcnIoc iiuo ocrorl
beciuillbt. oaB iie mr. in Gualano
oos sSool iebrtl. SolMc Giuicitio
felt ldbt oltI lire aroBe SntellcFtna
Iitdt ~ idlieBcn nn0 Itctt ibne'
Elm Nrmuts8clgniB ans oni Dem Sc
biete Der 9elirteihnlg aeIAihtIidrr
NnItlirenimidllin6.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01
MIosfna MnIfnn.-

Der in Geiparo, Mldsta, einqes
t~ruffene DampFer .Diri9D@ brinqt
Deiiere 8eribte iiber bic beftioen bull
toniideH @usbriide. bic aur 3eit auf
Nlasto unb rem SnfeIn Der QIeuteus
@ruppe Dor Iid eeben. Sin ueuer
4rater bat Td auf Der 0Or0Ieite oes
Buttons Mount SbisbaIoin ouf Der
SnfeI llnimot gs0Ffnei. QoboftrDms
bobnen iih einen breiten Weo meiIsnz
melt abipGrts our9 bic ouf Den Berg
dbbGngen liegen0en @6neemoTen. Mls
Der Dampfsr n0irigO@ bic Snfel poIs
iierte, NOR Der gan3e Berg in bi6ts
RoudDolIen oe6iint. Mu9 Der BoDs
lofs@ultan DON Mlosfa, 100 Meilen
fiiboftli6 BON Der Snfel lInimat, in
in poLIer Tdtigteit. Sin fhporaer
4i6enregen piro aus osm 9ratsr aes
IHleuoert unb pom Winoe meilenneit
binpeg9etrieben. Mud FieIen ouf 6as
NerDed oss porbeiFobrenoen Dompfers
Slide; an Ter MlosfasRiFe teilten
Slider ben 2snten nuf Der uDiriqD"
nit. BOB feds Rroter Der gerofetts
peitlih bon @oOt Snlet bifte Rau9.
i%polten. geidpaneert NIT S1pefeI<
oiiHiten, oustOBen.
3piTliuoe getrenut.
Die bei6ea G9fpeltern, bic am %.
Mai. an rem Encouragement 3uIams
mengelpahfen, eeboren porben linO.
nurben neulid in paris BON Or.
Mienot, oea Or. 20. 6. ou @oudet,
Der GbeF @un0or5t oes 4meritanis
fhen 5ofpitols, oiiItisrte, bon einons
Der gstrennt. Der lhnierigIte Sell
Der Operation beltonb BARN, bic Sim
gepeibe ouseinonber gu Idneiben, bic
an elmer Stelle ouf cine 2Grge BON II
3on %miteinaQoer berbunoen pQrsn.
Rirf6en etn3umadtn.
Don 10 Quart Iauren RirTnen
l@lasfiriGen ooer Mmorelen, Mms
mernl entfernt mon bic Stiele unb
lteint bielelben aus; Damn Iinb Is I'M
gefGbr 8 pfuno. g1un tpsrDen ouf je
/ Bfunb 4iflhen Z pfuno 3uder unb
/ Quart MnHsr geto9t, big Der Gut.
fer Iih out In Dem Waner qel0it bat.
nobel, tUena n6tig, ob0eihGumt miro;
oann perbel Die &irIhen in Die
todenbs 3uderlOiurg eeIhutiet, 4
Stunbe BARN getcht unb in einen
Topf 9ebrant. Yod / lis 2 9agen
mirD Der 5nft BON Den 4irIden atess
qoiYen llno J Stunne ti4tig 9etomt;
0eoen Gnoe Der 6olben 6tunte nerben
aud Die RirI9tn in ben &pntopF ges
tan unb NIT Dem Suite nod einmoI
3um Muffofen gebroht. Die Hirfhen
nit rem Suit b!sibsn in sinem &C..
eieneten @efGbe Bis gum nddIten Tagt
iteben unb tpsrben Damn in geinpeFelts
@lGfer gebra9t, bic, nahhem nod iibeI
ben 3iridea geIdpeIelt Duroe. fsii
oerbuEoen fDerbeg.
@robeben.
Die idperiten GrOitDbe, bic bisber
bon auitraIilHen Seismograpben Der.
5eihnet mur6en, iiHD neulin BON Mps
porot bes R~esierungssS bfsrOatoriums
in Aiperbietp, q, 9. 80. reeiitriert
Doroen. Die Grihitterungen Oouers
ten ppne Spei Stunpen ON. Gi6ts
bare Mnasi6en zines GrObebens murs
ben bur9 cine 9ooenerhbuns in Der
Noabarldaft Der GreunofHaftsinfeln
I'm fiioIiHen Stilen D5eon ertenntIi&.
usbsrtrOffen.
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fagt 1antisr Wlaper.
.Oas 1T sor niGts, mein @&tpies
aerlobn 1T bon unb 5u"." entgegs
net Rommer0isnrat Muaer.
.Nbsr oas lit bod ales nt9ts,
ruff @omrel 0sreriieiR. ceoerparsns
hinbteg en- grps unb en- betaiI ooapt.
f9en. rmsiu Sdpt.seriOEn TT "a u
uHb bnDon"!"
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01
0cntlde @orIcinnaeu an Scr fat6oIi
iden lIniueriitGt.


,Sin fommenocl Sdulio6rc 1911
is mcrOcn, mic oas @crlennaspcr
5ciduis bciaat, Ole ioiecuocu Ocllt.
idcu ~aurie", @oriragc. 8erlciint
gen uno llc6umacn Gin .StnrImS~
acm0bnliA 3 Snmocn Oic @obc mt.
iuiicnO gebnIten merocu.
1. 0eutide (gcrmaniide) Gtvmo
loaic. 3nionmcnbdngcnOe Cartel
luua ser biltorii6cn Sautlc6rc BON
Der gtel5eit riidlpdrts Ourd) sic Der
ltieOcnen SobrDimocrtc Der Gntpid
lluna acrntanilder Oialeftc mo
Sdriltlpraden bis IN Die moo ger
manilde @eueiniprabr. inter itctcr
3nar1moelegung mo NnmcnotmQ
Der 9oltgeicBe ocs @otbiIdclL Sfn
acliGdiiiheub gtltiddiiiGclb &oroi
ibcu, Mlt- lmo Wiittel, Sod0cntIhcB
init ~bcionOerer 0eriidiittiamg Ocs
@ertcs oes 9lblauts iiir MortbilOnna
mo Nortbeoelttlnl0 int 0eitIdcn
mo @nglilden. YcbonOlma mo
@infiibrung Der 5eitgenoiiiiden BRO
blcnle Der pbiIoiopbiihen 6a6litero'
tur.
,. Scftiirr altOeutiher lertc NIT
Wrommotif. @rfl0runQ nnO 9i6liu
araphie. g(lt. mO Wlittel6ohOeutIdy
uno W1ittelnieoerlGnOiidc ,SorIiieu
lebre Der @roIo lmo GiMtunq. Mc
trif, mo ueraleidenoes SlnOilmI
BON 9ruGltiiden Der angeli16lild)cn
lin0 altbobOeittiden 9ibclharulollicn.
Gcrtfritiihe. un0 6onoldriitcnfra.
gen. AItOeutihe Qiolefte III i6rcl
llnterlnieOen.
3. @elbidte Der oeltldcn gitera
tur 0es MittelolterS BON 500 1900.
Ginfiibrulg in ole Observation-Disclosures
oes Gpos Der oltOentidcn. oltfron-
8oiiiden, altengliiden mo fcltildcH
Qiterotur ais 9oiis fiir @euitmnng
lleuer 9nihnullngen ii6cr ocutIdJr
Mptboloaie. G0mpoiition oes Spiel
mannsepos nnO Der acknowledging
-oas 66iifhe Gpos mo ipincr inter
u~ationolcn @runolaoc. Sic aeilc
item 6oridumgen iiber ole Wlin1lc
finger Gntltebtma ser o9linne~
ln0 mirtli6e @eoeutlma mo GrflG
rlliig oieier Gidtoottlma. 9elitihe
uuO lateiniihe @eihidiQucaen.
4. Wo0erne Qitcrdtm 20. Nubr
bunocrt. Sic @biloiop6ic Der no.
mantif Der &llltllriuert Der &Oniall
tit. Seine, ublouO ulO oie Stmus
ben, oic Gelterreider. Meme Stros
mmgell. Natboliihc 0idtcr. MI
nette ucn 0roitc NiilSboii.
5. 9eutIfc 2ettiirc mpurricr @ro
ia uno 9idter nit llcbrHNclI im0
Auifdben. 1rrie ocatiMe NortrdQc.
aonperiation. WoctbcS o6mait~ (,
@rilpor3crs N6niran", Ocntid)r
@erfe iiber ameritoniihc NeiMihtc).
Gle ioIgenocn Nerrcn iiHO oils
Qebrer iiir Oeluihc mo QcrmnIiidc
Bbilolo0ie mo 2itcrotlir mo Oelltide
5pranfnrie an Ser fntboliihen llui
pcrlitdt nIii GinidIiiB oes aoleNs
iiir fat6oliihe Shmciteru) beihai
tiat: 9rof. @leis, Or. phil. (9Riiu
tier /. ~ Yrof. @eucIt Or. phil.
(Sobns Sopfins) Yroi. GoeIn, w.
phil. (@erlin); Hrof. Tiiraer, Or
phil. (%2auiaune).
Neill6 ein3elncr 8%orlelnnlcn mlN
llebnngcn fam alid) Norcrn, sic uidt
immatrifuliert iiuO, gcltattet lucrocn
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01
duff Dem 9~trie0sp(oO.
Scr gihrer Set 4. ~. ~. nnb ietue
nmftpiealcrtidbc 1dtiafeit.

AIeronoer @erlmou. Der grsonars
dit uno 6iibrer Der 8. U. 80. 1T
in Ieinem element. Die 3eiten iinO
lhleht uno ole llnaufrie0enbeii unter
ben drmitea 8laneh Der 8epolterung
enilprsnenb groB. Inter ioIhen 0srs
b1ltninsn bliibt Wsrimnns Weisen
uno sr silt BON Steus gu Stsns. oufs
pieeelnD, ihireub uno gsrl9pOruus
gen on5etielno. Wlit ben @eIeben
tommt ct bel ieoer @eIeeen5sit in ROns
Hit bod Dies fdeert i'm penig. Bonn
Washington Journal., 1914-08-01

Sn Yca Center, @%iieomliu, mnR
Scr Gidtcr, mie beridtet miro, eiilcn
9iepolper Dor iih oui Oem 9iId tic
gen 6abcu lueni or 9iesbt ipridt.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
GERMAN NAVY ENCOURAGED BY
VICTORY OF SHIPS OFF CHILE
Battle Won by Strategy, Not
Strength, Expert Shows.
English Out-Maneuvered.
by the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The follow
Ing review of recent naval actions
N the European conflict IS prepared
by an expert; 81.
The defeat Of the British fleet on
the Chilean coast, which was the
first real sea fight of the present war.
seems to have infused new NE ih'o
the German navy. so mucn SO 'lae
= squadron Is reported TO nave ieit
the base. under the guns OF hlel' anu
Ventured as far as the English eosls'
The German fleet has also appeared
ofs the Aland Islands In the Baltic
Sen where four OF her battleships and
fanr cruisers. accompanied by thelr
aotilla of destroyers, were reported
yesterday.
In the raid on the English coast,
which was principally mine-laying
dash. the British gunboat Halcyon
xvas mt out of action. and the sub
marine DIS destroyed by mine
fhrown overheard from a German
shin she was chasing. The submar-
inc was blown up. and only TWO OF
heers and men were saved.
Details of the great German victory
in the Pacific seem TO indicate that II
was dne more to strategic than nu-
,aerieal superiority Though the adj
vantage in numbers may have been on
the side Of the Germans, there was Mt
lie ar no difference between the total
disbursement and weight of metal on
their broadsides Why the British
flagship. which was 5000 tons greater
4han the largest of the German yes
sails and carried two 9.2-ineh guns In
her main battery, should have allowed
The Germans. with guns of no greater
calibre than 50 virtually to put her
ont of action before she even got their
range il yet to be explained
other factors being equal the
2-iuch gun has a range OF at least
one mile more than that of the
s.2-inch-a mile in distance for every
inch in calibre being the theoretical
range of modern weapons Yet the
ofFicial report by the German admiral
states that he began the engagement
at 900 metres. about six miles, wnile
the Good Hope. whose guns should
have been effective at nine miles, dld
not go into action until the distance
had been decreased to four miles. BY
this time she was practically disabled
and on fire, and was forced to retreat
under the cover of darkness.
The fate of the Monmouth, which
was sunk in thirty minutes. might be
more easily explained, as she had no
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GERMANS LED INTO PITS AND
SLAUGHTERED, ENGLISH CLAIM

by the British in the battle of the
User. He says:
About twenty-five yards in front
of our trenches deep pits were dug.
These were covered with branches
and loose turf, as at Bannockburn,
and into these the Germans fell in
heaps, calling out pitiably when, too
late, they discovered the strategem.
"Our troops watched their destruc-
ton with a grim sang froid and con-
tinued to bring down as many as
possible before they reached the pits
so that they would not be too quick
ly choked.
although the Germans more than
filled the pits, others came on in
greater numbers, and the pits soon
became scene of appalling horror.
The Germans struggled, cried and
fought one another in their vain at
tempts to extricate themselves. Many
were accidentally transfxed by the
bayonets of those who had first fall
len, while others were shot by COM
rades. A shell fell into one pit and
the huddled mass within was blown
out of existence"