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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12

Transfers and Asslgnments.-J 10. Ptlmn.
J.. J.. Schiling. 10 SIN /. D. from 39h: Jan. II.
Indicated iiom g o. ( t ca%po ,'3 sd HsSHsr
Soth. W. e. kirwan. lj9th. 9. 4 Messall. l7oih.
uau. Jan T.. rtlmn. j. H. Miller. T D to suhdiT.
from subdiy. d H. J. Madden. T. D. 10 subdy.
j. r. Brady. lst. and H. h. Morris lssth 70 81
]. b.. 10 days. Jan. T.. l.. A. Nelson ID 10 eth
t. D. 10 AK a. Jan II y W. II W j3 ,d Ign
S 'i AID y IT, SMITH E .555 to ' b b. IT, s Sts
a aa. s, i." to o. 20 a AIo ja a d c5mo RI
J.n T.: X .afiery. seth. 70 5ih |. ?. @ l1ys
ian !" to - o.: 50 d i'{ ,Jm O. 4 g. kins
J. J. shea. jtn. !. Flynn. eth: A Padrucco.
ga. G Kane. 18Th. NJ. FriedIandcr. 5Sth. j.
Leaves Of Absene. mo payl-Ptlmu D. GULL.
name. slsL day Jan. l.; T. Mccarthy. 6Sth.
Charges Dlsmlm.d.-sergt J. Devlin. b. p. De-.
II. tailed 10 take proper action. Ptmn. NJ. r.
Dunn "a. Nov. - conversation. J. J. Powers 10Th.
q. improper conduct; J. Borau IAN. nov a. al
sent from post J.. LGidis. I'm. May y. made
absent from post. =. H. Walsh. 23d Dee g. failed
iu preVeut. discover or report burglary; J. j. kei-
lcghan 18th. De-. s. absent from post 5 II Vein.
stein, -Hth, Nov. a. absent from post. VI Sai0-
mon. alst. Dec. ;. improper patrol VI. + Con
nelly. a,ih Nov 20. iaie'l 20 make arrest promptly:
pnn sitb e., - ,'sn 1' .,hd MN pos T. p
Nogel. 33th Nov 20. improper patrol: e. Scott
59ih. NOV 20. absent from dSed post. A. T. Liley
i0n. absent from post; l. Violin. i1d Dec Il. alb
cent from post, y. b. Connolly. 43d. Nov "a
struck man. b A. Satug. 6Sth Nov Il. i'm
proper patrol. e. \. Caristrom. lfith Nov -
absent from post. NJ j. Murphy. ljlst Dec TO-
absent from post. q. T. Mueheck. l57th. Nov o.
oper patrol. &. j. Grusel. ljSth. Nov 20
Barnett. 10th two chargesl. Nov .. improper
conduct and Oct ~. unlawful arrest. e. v
Stevens. l12d Two chargesl. Dee. Q. improper pa
troll and Dec. u. improper patrol. j. W Donald
son. l72d. Dec. II. absent from post: G. +. Reilly
l5-d. Nov. 30, improper patro. n. e. Bum. 276th.
oct %. failed 10 obey Instructions and insOlent .
u. J. Twomey 276th. Dec. s. absent from post
Restored 10 Outy.-ptimn. NJ Moran. 18th
OiSmissed.-Ja. O. probatry ptlmn 4 A Han
chen. 18th. e. T. Freudeuthal. 96ih: J. G. keenan,.
ii9th. A Meyers 18th. J. l. Garuey. ii9th. and
e. :. DOughcrfy. l4gth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
TRIES SUICIDELI SPOUSE
Husband Dead, Woman Fights
TO jump from Window.

Following the suicide Of her husband
Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Caroline
Stefanovitch. thirty-nine years Old
last night tried to throw herself from
her apartment on the top floor. OF III
ST. Marks Place. She was dragged
back by friends, after hanging TO the
sil for several minutes, and was taken
20 Bellevue Hospital, suffering from
bruises.
Tie husband hanged himself 20 a gas
fixture in the bathroom lie was de-
pressed owing 90 the death OF reia-
,ivcs IN the war.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Fined -Frsf list grsde) +. IT. A. Nixon. Ing
20 S. for loss Of badge No 2542
Oetail-Jan. 10. frmn list graded J. T. Dun
leaU. No. !. Eng ~. TO Chaplain Il. J. Hsmll-
ton. driver
Penalties lmpossd-Fmn Cst gradel d. A Dono-
van. Eng. 81. disrespect 10 superior Officer
one regular leave OF absence be withheld:
Frmn DIST gradej W. kuche Eng 90. neglect
Of duty, one regular leave OF absence be
withheld.
Charges dsnlssed-Frmn list grado) J. J. Div
incy Eng. Il. reckless driving: Frmn list
gradel j. Bentley. Eng g. absence without
leave.
Temporary d.tall-Jan. y. Frnn list gr,de) A. J.
Reynolds. II. and l.. A. 10 Office CHIEF OF
Dept. while on sick report
Leaves Of absence mo payl-Cptn G. Dunn Eng
lH. II hours. Jan. T., Eng. !. Miller. 40 .
Eng 2i9. T. hours, Jan. T.. It. r. i. Cordially.
Eng Al. - hours. Jan T.. Frmn l3d grader
VI. + Sheridan. II. and l.. g. = hours.
LIN lE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12

sao ooo ooo six.months and one-year
notes recently sold by the syndicate
headed by J. T. Morgan a Go.
In connection with the recent an.
rouncemert that the Erie Railroad had
under consideration plans for ne"
financing II was understood yesterday
in Wall Street that the amount of new
honda which might be issued would be
between slb.OOO.00O and s200OO.OoO.
There is talk of a first mortgage main
line per cent bond being put out at
this time instead Of bonds under the
new rcfundinc and Improvement mort
gage. tho details Of which have not ye'
been worked out
Il was announced yesterday that prac-
tically no subscriptions had been re-
ceiyed here for the Sll0,0OO,OOO Dutch
war loan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY l2
TRANSPAClFIC MAILS.

y 7
Destination And steamer 80 .. m.
Hawaii Japan. Corea. china. PHILIPPINES tVe
San Trsr,iscol SIlnyo Naru .......... To-day
Hawaii. samoan Islands. Australia. New'Zea-
lam MA San Francisco Ventura $500. Jan li
Ant,orbfis ......-........Ja Jan "a
UsUaU ISL, San Francisr0) -Nfau0a ....... Jan "a
Japan. C0rcA. China via Scattlcl-Metlco
Kim ..................J Jan IL
Hawaii III Islands. New Zea.aud. Aus
trtIia wi, Vapcouyerl -Nfakura Jim Il
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. china. PHILIPPINES .
t,is Sal Francisco Persia ...-.. an j.
Hawaii via san Francisco Nais0uia .... Jan -
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FIRE RECORD.

2p-lC3d -. and Weschesier av car OF Inter
borough Rapid Transit Co $1,000
2i0-l5J FORSYTH ST.. Iva Zimmerman: 500
SjO-,27 Trinity ay. The Bronx. Simon Levine
trnng
SOL. Fox ST.. Mary Golden trlfing
930-l20 Clinton ST., William Sappai: trlrng
lDf5-iOl East li0th ST., Samuel Asch: 81 600.
II .jj-I3 East Il9h 81. Harry Levine
los last SD - Stanley kuioWisky. $500.
= 40-1ti West JIth e.. Jame. Hoei,. f-iaing
40--ob West Goth ST.. Claude Leslie: trihiug
9.l0--11 Wet i.d ST. Fanny Quay. no damage.
glJ-.0j Home sf The Bronx. L. Silyrrmsu.
Or ding
e.2o-l7oth ST. and Harlem River: James Lane:
trnU.
94j-.25 Madison ST.: Sarah Shapiro: trning.
!' -O-,sJ Etst l-2d ST. Martin .. Boyle trfng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12

Highest temperature yesterday. IS lat 5.iJ p. m !;
lowest q tat a. M. average. 80. average for
corresponding date last year 90 for CORE
spending date last thirty-hye years. so.
Local F0recaSt.-kaiu or snow to-day. with In
creasing east 20 north winds. Wednesday. prob
abs fair.
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Buy Them-Bind Them

These separate Parts-uniform in all particulars
printed heavy costly paper in Sepia Photograv-
ure-wi bind into wonderfully attractive and beauti-
full volumes When the war is over-or before, if you
choose-you may have them bound and thus secure
an addition your library which cannot later be du-
plicated.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

Pacific states and ihe plateau region. where there
viii be- rains and SHOWS u viii be colder Tuesday
BOO tIe east Gun states and Tuesday night DO the
South Auyfr states. elsewhere temperature
changes will not De Of consequence
storm warnings are dsp.sJsl on the Atlantic
coast from Now YORK tD Jacksonville and on the
CUR coast from HuutarI-d to Cedar Keys
Winds FOR Tuesday aud Wednesday North At
lautc. moderate variable. becoming northeast aud
Increasing by Tuesday night. middle Atlantic. in
rreasirg northeast probably becoming strong by
Tuesday night. south Atlantic. strong and shifting
cast Gulf fresh northwest. diminishing by Nednes
day. west CUT moderate north. Upper Lakes. mod
crate variable: lower Lakes. moderate variable.
mostly north on Lre
Forecast for Special locslltlss--Ea,tsrn New
York Eastern Psnnyyana. New Jersey Delaware.
Maryland and the District Of Columbia. rain or
snow tuesday: wednesday fair.
New England. rain or snow Tuesday and prob
ably Wednesday
Western New York Western Pennsylvania and
West Virginia. rain or Snow Tuesday. Wednesday
fair
Virginia. rain Tuesday. Wednesday fair
Local OAfclal Record The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature for the last twenty four hours. IN COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
The Camera Does the Rest

The best pictures of over 200 special war photog-
raphers accompany the text. They are taken by men
who know how to bring out the most important most
interesting details.
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EACH NUMBER COMPLETE IN ITSELF.
Why He Did 1t

81 have been great reader all my life, but can
honestly say that never have | had the pleasure of
reading anything so engrossing and inspiring as this
History For two hours transported to the battle
fields of Europe. All that lacking was the noise
and the smoke"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
Are You Missing Il lis Sensations?

You, too, can read these Parts and imagine your
self sat the 'front.' Dr. Francis Treveyan Miller and
large number of trained eminent writers and historians
relate-as only men of their broad minds and expert
ence can relateevery detail of the Big War, in clear
graphic language-neutral, ununpassoned, authentic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port Of New York.
Monday, January II.


MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise. ig3. sunset. i5i, moon rises. ~
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable send Tor Circular
Tel i63s-i6)J Bryant i3ii39 West Ash ~.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-Cleans by
compressed air steam hand or on door 1858
Broadway. AZ East isth 81. coz a BRANDT.
Tel l3l-9Sth
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mul,lqrsph Letters. 800 81 30; 1000 sl7j.
10 600 T. prompt q h Weatherrord. li5 Nassau.
Room loOj Phone Beekman $3.50.
f3O. 900 WILL PURCHASE OLD ESTAB-
Ushed business. free Of liabilities, con-
trolling one OF the best known lines In the
electrical trade. ten years on the market.
principals only. NJ, Box IS. Tribune once.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
CCoI-NTANT-Financisl and income tar state
meuts: estate accounting. periodica audiis. bOoks
opeI,el and closed. trial balances. references. e.
4 Moore 4l9 W ll3th 81
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Female

UOT- sEWORKER-Y0ung colored man: excellent
last place. 500 Miss Sheas Agency 80 last i.d 81.
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Barometer Readings.
20. d.. 1929 SD. m. 50. IS
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ArCfION SALES.

ny VIRTUE o, an execution 9 =. o1 e 3, ~ 2.
90. sssns, Byrase'w , ~i s,h ~ A,saSA..yiiglii
an, r.. q ,,ssISs iis,i'l ~ MATTHEW p
Marshal
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

BI-TLER-Useful: h0usemsn; capable: young: col
ore,l: 20 anywhere. best personal references $50.
Mis- Shca's Agency. 80 Last i2l ST.. Murray Hill
ga.
COI-PLE-Chef and htchenmaid for private or
Institution long references. good place preferred
10 wages Miss Shea's Agency. 80 East 42d =.
10TTTT-lluugars: wife first class cook excellent
manager. butler valet. useful. four years best
refercnres: cts. country. Industrial Assn. II
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Young English girl: excel
lent references experienced. makes delc.ou. s-l-
sth floor Telephone. ji27 Madison 50
CH ANfRERAiAID wiling 20 assist other work
neat. obligng. swedish girl: good waitress. best
references So. Otterbers's Agency. sl6 Lexington
v lei. "a pLaIa.
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Virginia. rain Tuesday: Wednesday fair


temperature for the last twenty four hours IN COM
parL,on with The corresponllng date Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
POLICE DEPARTME NT.

Sa M 1921
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABLEGRAMS

The following csbIesram wac re-
ce!Ved today from official German
sources:
WASHINGTON, Q. c.. April T.
German headquarters report, April /
Tire Germans have taken KIester-
hook Farm, which was occupied by
the 5e!eians. and the minor. point Of
D'Appui near Dismuiden, inprisoniHg
one officer and "a Belgian soldiers.
"West of Ponte Mousson, in and
near Priest forest, the engagement Of
last night is at a stanostiIl. The
French entered small section Of an
advanced German trench. Fighting
continues today in the vanguard. In
engagements northeast of EuneviIie
the French suffered heavy losses. In
the Vosges only artillery dueis are oc-
curing. T.
ION the east front, in the district
Of Augustowo and Suwaiki, the sftua.
tion is unchanged. Russian Attempts
to cross the RaWka river in the night
time southeast Of Skierniwice failed.
Russian attacks near opecno have
been repuIsed.
During March the German army on
the East took prisoner altogether 55,-
800 Russians, taking also nine guns
and 81 machine guns.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
WAS PROTEST ON
CARTER ADDRESS
FROM BOURBONS?
Many Citizens Resent Cabled
Attack. ]. Ryan Says the
Democrats Don't Like Bill

unsparing criticism OF the attack
upon Gen. Carter for his address upon
compulsory military education, given
before the house last Tuesday, was
heard from many sources in Honolulu
TODAY. ~.
The report published this morning
that eablegram had been sent to
Washington objecting to Gen: Carriers
talk On the ground that it was design
ed to influence legislation improperly,
aroused wide comment. From num-
her of Honolulu citizens the cablegram
was declared to be an underhand and
nasty attack
= Particular objection is made be-
cause those responsible for the cable
gram kept their identity secret.
Z Local Democrats are behind the
protest sent to Secretary of War Gar
risor over the action of Gen" Carter in
addressing the members of the house
Of representatives On Monday concern
ing the Holstein compulsory military
education bill according to informa-
tiCn given to the Star-Bulletin by T.
]. t''Hilo'') Ryan.
didn't sign the protest cabled to
Washington, {" said Ryan late today,
because it was an informal protest,
The matter Of Gen. Carter appearing
in defense of the bill. however, will
not go unnoticed by the local Demo
(Continued on page threel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
Constantinople Must In
tervene to Save
Assyrians from
Death
BRITAIN STRIKES
BLOW AT BOOZE
Way is Paved for Abo-
lition Of Traffic--Ger-
man Submarine Sinks
French Ship

I Asso: :iated Press by Federal Wirelessl
TABRIz, Persia, April L..
Northwest of Urumiah, on the
Salmae plains, lie the mute
evidences Of q terribIe sIaueh.
ter Of Assyrians BY the NTH
less Turks.
The Turks raassacred many
hundreds in q general carnival
Of slaughter. Hundreds Of n.
tive Christians were manned,
tortured and killed. Preced.
ing the Russian reoccupati0n
of Salmac Plains the Turks
wreaked vengeance on the in
habitants of the region. The
Russians found 100 bodies,
mostly naked and mutilated,
in one section alone Men and
women had been forced TO
stick their heads through lad
ders and then the heads had
been knocked of. Eyes were
gouged out and limbs were
severed.
A general massacre of from
10000 to 1900 remaining
Christians in the region is ex-
pected unless Constantinople
fnterVenes promptly and calls
off the wild fanatic leaders
from their "hoIy war;
Two Thousand have died Of
disease in the district.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
GOVERNORS SIGNATURE
MAKES FOUR BILLS LAW

'- The governor signed the following
three bills yesterday aad one today:
FL, B: AZ as Act 33. authorizing the
land commissioner to subdiVide 800
acres at Waiakea. EIilo, into building
lots net exceeding an acre each in
area and sell to the public.
II. B. 1S1 as Act 81, authorizing the
superintendent of public works tc
construct a dam and4repair the banks
of the stream in Kahakuloa valley
Maui, appropriating $500 therefor.
S. B. SO as Act 25, repeating al see
tions of the revised laws relating tc
fees and rates of boats for hire.
S. B. so as Act 26, enabling the
Maui county officials to issue election
proclamationr20 days before~tle elee,
tfon Of May 4.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
BISMARCK DAY
in REICHSTAG
MARKED BY HOPE

associated Press by Federal Wireless
& f;5RLtN, Germany April Dur
ing the Bismarck celebrationfin the
Reiehstag today the Chancellor de-
clared:
what Bismarck has created, no
German will allow destroyed. Enc
mics are raging around our empire,
but we will beat them. He taught
Us to fear enly God, to wage war
aeainct tire enemy, to believe in our
people. Thus we will fight, conquer
and live for the emperor and the en-
rire."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
SOFIA EXPECTS
WAR With TURKS

[Assotiated Press by Federal Wireless ]
LONDON. Eng, April 1.-The con-
centration CT Turkish troops and in
crease in the artillery at AdrianopIe,
following Turkeys preparations for
the last few days, are taken at Sofia,
Bulgaria, as presasirg a Turkish war
upon Bulgaria.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
SECOND CRUISER ..
SENT TO PORTO RICO

Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
. WASHINGTON, o. c., April I. -
The destroyer Preston has been sent
to San Juan, Porto Rico, to cooperate
With the destroyer Warrington in en-
forcing the neutrality laws at ant
point. =. Hdval mat
F --t-@regram such as is
: -f,urt<baso irsyY been sent, is unwar.
rantable interference.
The following is supposed to have
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j. 5. BELIEVES
germany Will,
MAKE APOLOGY
Note on Sinking of Ship w. P.
Frye Expected to Bring
Results

[Assoeiated Press by Federal WreIessl
WASHINGTON, o. c., April 1. =,
The American note regarding the de-
struction of the ship William p. Frye
by the German auxiliary Prinz Eitel
Friedrich has been forwarded to Ger
many. Damages and an apology are
confidently expected. III
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
STEAMER CLARK ARRIVES
IN SAN DIEGO, CRIPPLED

SAN DIEGO, Cal, April ty-Tht
steamer o. NJ. Clark, from Hiio, whieI
was wrecked off the coast ten days
ago, arrived here today after sailing
$50 miles on an idle screw. It is
equipped with two regulation schoon
er sails on fore ana main nasts ant
an innproVised square rig forward II:
best time was five knots. Egl. )
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
OFFICER DISMISSED
FOR MISCONDUCT

IAssoei ted Press by Federal WirclessJ
WASHINGTON, D. c., April -
President Wilson today confirmed the
dismissal Of Lieut.. John Is. Markoe of
the Tenth Cavalry, Hi,q-Mas c.arasc
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SEAPORT IN JAPAN
IS SWEPT BY. FIRE

Especial to Hawaii sShinpo).
TOXIC, March 3i.-Great fires have
swept kesewnuma, an, important sea
port town in Miysgi Prefecture near
Matsushin1a, AZ ~1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
French STEAMER
IS SUBMARINED

[Assoeiated Press by Federal Wirelessl
LONDON, Eng, April I. The
French steamer Emma has been sunk
by a German submarine in the Eng
Hsh channel. Apparently 19 out Of
her crew of q have been lost.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
JAPANESE BUSINESSMEN ]
WILL STOP. IN H0N0L ULU
Especial to NipDn Him

TOXIC, March Sir. otani, pre-.
sident Of the Tea Exporters Assoeia-
ton Of Japan, will conduct a party of
20 leading tea exporters to the San
francisco fair. The party will leave
YokohsuAa J u Nay and win stop u
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-01
Civil Engineer BuTeH and Div
g er Agraz Make De ascent In
HaFbor and Find Apparatus
Satisfactory - WI Seach
In Deep Water Tomorrow
Morning
SAL WAGE FORCES ARE
FAST BEING ASSEMBLED
Men and Gear Collected For
Big Job That Now Awaits
Navy Officials = Officers
and Crews Will BE Thor
oughly Organized For Job,
No Matter How Long

TAssoeiated Press by Federal Wirelessl
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal,
April 1.-The cruiser Mary
land todey received orders
from the navy department at
Washington to leave for Homo
lniu with a wrecking party
gathered from all parts of the
country and q complete wreck.
ing outfit TO raise the subma-
rine E.4 -
The tender Cheyenne and
tAe submarines II 4 Q and 5,
ordered to. supplement the flo.
iila stationed In Honolulu left
Tor Hawaii today via San.
Diego.
On the Maryland will be a
party Of divers provided with
the best equipment now known.
"a the party will be S. P. Drel-
hfhak, chief gunner's mate
stationed at the Brooklyn navy
ytrd, who holds the worlds
record for diving with a mark
QI 275 feet. Drellishak and
<1e others will leave New York
might.
The Maryland will bring
0pr gunners' mates as experts.
surgeon q. r. w. French and
Gunner G. d. Stillson also were
trdered to the Maryland. The
(aiser will be equipped with
owing apparatus. If the F-4
i1 sound seaworthy it may be
ieWed to Vallejo, Cal.
The diving tube, rushed to
completion by navy yard Off
Gals, has been tested and re.
Ssted, and in it q man may
now be lowered to the sea floor.
a which the F-4 rests. With
p(Merful electric lights outside
tie cylinder to illuminate the
ocean depths, and telephone
c1nnection between the observ-
81 and those above, the exact
11cation Of the wrecked vessel
can be made known, and direc-
tons given for making fast the
Brecking gear.
When the massive tube was
pulled out of the water this
morning hardly a pint of water
Ras found within. To all in
tents and purposes it is water.
tikht, and the man who makes
ne descent is in no more dan
Ter or discomfort than one.
Who steps into a clothes closet
and shuts the door. Even
should the glass headlights
give way. which is so inprob-.
able as to be hardly worth
eonsid iderstion, the diver would
merely have to put on the he'll.
met into which the air line
leads, and give the signal TO
haul away In 9 couple Of
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GERMANS CLAIM
MANY PRISONERS
TAKEN in RUSSIA

[ Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
E,ERLIN, Germany, April I. - The
German army on the east in March
took prisoner $500 prisoners and
Captured nine cannons.