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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-22
10 and IS Cents


Dance at Vista Park Saturday. oct.
23rd. Music by the Copper Queen
Band Advertisement
DOUGLAS AUTO MAN.
F. c. Bledsoe, the Douglas auto man.
was visitor yesterday i'm Msbee. at
tending TO important matters of bust
ness.
Dance at Vista Park Saturday. oct
23rd. Music by the Copper Queen
Band Advertisement
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Among the guests registered yes
terday at the Philadelphia were w.
NJ Bryan FL Paso; c. d. Deyine.
Cananea; j. C. Mcclure Galveston,
Tex.
The Lowell Sunday School will
give an entertainment this even
ing at 1880 o'clock Admission 15c.
Advertisement
VISIT WISCONSIN.
T. w. Sick. agent Of the FL Paso
q Southwestern at Osborne, is enjoy
ing a two months leave of absence
which, in company with his family.
he is passing at Elroy. Wis.
MOSEN I'M BlSBEE.
+. q. Mosen of Lewis Springs was
a motor visitor yesterday in Bisbee.
Gerald Debely, The Jeweler, repair
Ing a specially o. X. Block. oppo
site depot l5g
Advertisement
RETURNS FROM MONTANA.
Hugh Dixon has returned from
Montana where he has been for some
time and win again take up his resi-
dence in Bisbee Mr. Dixon was en-
gagged in business here several years
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disappearing in Dead
Soldiers Uniforms, Signal
ing With the Hands of
the Church Clock and Other
Ingenious Tricks That
Haze Been Discovered and
Ended in a Summary
Execution

~ HE tricks Of the spies and the
ingenuity displayed by army
officers in fitting them out on
one side and hunting them down on
the other have been among the most
dramatic features Of the war.
A successful spy may do enormous
harm to the side he is working
against. For instance, he may In
dictate the position Of the command
ing general and his star. and enable
the enemy by well-directed volley
Of artillery to wipe the headquar-
tiers organization out Of existence.
The spy's work Is so much feared
that when one Is caught he is exc
cuted as quickly as possible and In
the most terrifying manner. He does
not receive the benefit of every pos
sible doubt, like murderer on trial
In New York. The spy most feared
and hated is naturally the one who
is acting against his own country.
LAOAO hGNO OOCh many VI IhOoC
traitors during the war.
A striking illustration Of the fate
that meets the traitor spy is con-
tanned in q photograph Just received
from France. The dead spy is tied
to a tall post by the roadside where
he was executed. Upon the post Is a
placard which bears the words,
written in large letters In French,
"a Bpyl A traitor to his country"
This mans body was left lying by
the roadside for days outside the
village of Very, near Rheims, which,
Of course, has been a centre of the
most ferocious fighting. He was a
French farm hand in the neighbor-
hood.
This traitor communicated with
the Germans by shifting the hands
Of the village church clock, accord
ing to a code prearranged with the
Germans. The clock had stopped
working during the fighting and
devastation that accompanied the
first German occupation OF the vii
lage. When they retreated they
hired him as a spy. A written code
found in the prisoners possession
showed that the hands at various
points were to be a signal that the
French heavy artillery was In the
village; that the French army was
in strong force; that only a French
advance guard was In the village:
that the French were advancing by
the northern road, and that the
French were going by the eastern
road. He received 100 francs-less
than s20-for these services.
The extraordinary movements of
the hands OF the clock attracted the
attention Of an intelligent French
officer, and the spy was seized.
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Overwhelming proof of his guilt was
found. Twelve French soldiers put
twelve bullets through his body
with hearty goodwill, and he was
left by the roadside In the dramatic
manner shown in the photograph.
Another traitor, as related by the
French newspapers, was a French
shepherd, who led his flock of sheen
Just In front of a concealed French
battery, by previous arrangement
with the Germans. After he had
fingered here a few minutes he pru.
IDENTITY passed on. AS soon as he
was out of sight a storm Of Ger
man shells fell upon the place where
his sheep had been. This attack put
three French guns out of action ana
killed q number of valuable French
artillerymen.
Another French traitor indicated
the position of his country's artil-
lery by means of fires at night. He
was caught and promptly executed
In the same way as the others.
The British have repeatedly de-
clared that the Germans were send
ing spies Into their ranks wearing
-
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uniforms taken from dead British
soldiers. The Germans have many
men who speak English perfectly or
nearly so. A soldier in a Canadian
Highlander regiment that wears the
kits says one OF their sergeants
went out to observe German
trench and failed to come back.
They knew he had been killed or
taken prisoEer.
From previous experience the
colonel OF the Canadian regiment
believed that a German wearing the
lost sergeant's uniform would soon
insinuate himself into the Canadian
ranks. He therefore obtained per-
mission TO change the position OF his
men in the trenches with an adjoin.
ing battalion not wearing kits, so
that the spy could be discovered
more easily.
In two days Killed sergeant
walked boldly up to the trench
which the killed Canadians had oc.
cupied. The Canadian colonel easily
picked him out from the ranks OF
the trousered soldiers When he
was questioned II was found,
strange to state. that he was quite
familiar with Scotland, but knew
nothing about Canada. He was q
German who had lived in Scotland.
A short trial and immediate exc
cution behind the trench ended this
daring attempt.
The British assert that Germans
have done much effective spying
work In fast automobiles. Even
where the Germans were suspected,
they were able to escape through the
speed OF their cars. Some OF these
cars are equipped with wireless and
can thus communicate any observa-
lions they make Immediately to their
own side, even II they are miles
away.
The motor car has figured in many
exciting spy exploits. One day q
swift motor car came racing up to
the British lines at Ypres. In It
were two apparent British uniforms,
and between them they held q burly
German officer prisoner, apparently Q
desperate character who was deter
mined to escape or perish in the at
tempt. The British officers en-
deavored to force their way through
the lines In q peremptory way on the
ground that they we're taking their
prisoner to headquarters, but a
superior officer present insisted on
stopping and examining them. He
had Just been fooled by some other
ingenious trick, and he was intensely
suspicious.
The supposed British officers
proved to be Germans speaking
English perfectly and wearing the
uniforms of dead British officers.
They had been fitted out in this way
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Y INrERNAr,0AA. NsNs Ses~,ce.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
WUDAN CHARGED
WITH ANARCHY;
Is HELD in JAIL
One of Backers of Liberty News
Accused of Seeking Over
throw of Government
DECAPITATI0N FOR YUAN
THREATENED I'M PAPER
Friends of Former Sun Vat Sen
General Say Move is Plot to
Discredit Worker

Colonei-Geperai D. ]. Wudan, former
chief % staff for Or. Sun Vat Sen, Was
arrestsd just before 2 o'clock this II
ternoon on q United States uovern-
meft warrant served BY inspector
Harry Brown under the instructions
Of Inspector In Charge Richard Hal
sey, VINO received instructions from
Washington.
General Wudsn 10 charged with be-
inc an anarchist, with advocating the
overthrow OF government, and with be-
ING Han enemy of law and order"
a number Of friends Of General W.
dan visited the immigration office this
afternoon, but were unable to see him.
Afraneements were being made for
bonds this afternoon BY two prominent
Ci1Ipese merchants, $1,000 being de-
manded. Friends Of Wudau state that
ne will be able to clear himself from
an charges made, and state that the
arrest was caused principally BY ~.
efforts of the Mcnarchist party 70 DC
stroy Wudan's reputation IN Honolulu.
May Be peported.
Being arrested on q warrant order
ed from Washington, as the matter
Is understood, Gen. Wndan viii be
given q hearing here before q special
boardsof inquiry and the findings sent
TO Washington. He may, II the de-
cision Is adverse. be deported, and If
y & gffsontinuoas ~, pa0o o.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
MUST SERVE TWO
YEARS in PRISON
FOR TELLINGLI

Bert Palmer, colored, q soldier in
the 25th Infantry, who pleaded guilty
to charge Of having committed per-
jury in the coroner's investigation of
the alleged murder Of Laura Buchan-
an, a colored woman, was sentenced
by Circuit Judge Ashford today to
serve not less than two years at hard
labor in Oahu prison and pay the
costs of the court. In statement to
the court, Palmer said he did not
realize the seriousness of perjury, and
that he had testified falsely in order
to shield himself.
Palmer is the man whom Buchanan
says was in the house with Mrs. Bu-
chanan the night he shot and killed
his wife. Palmer, at the inquest, de.
ried having been at the Buchanan
house on the night in question.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
GERMAN OFFICIAL
cABLEGRAMS

The following eabIegram from on
cial German sources was t1eIIeed
early today:
German Headquarters Report, Nov.
s.-ln the west, on the vosaes front,
the Germans have occupied Ertncl|
positions northeast Of ceII1o and oH
HilIsenfirst. West Of nontts Lieut..
ln1neImann shot down the sixth Of
the enemy air crafts, an EnoIish Bris-
tol biplane armed with three machine
guns.
"on the east, Gen. Won Hindsnbero
has repuIsed Russian attacks south
and southeast of Riga. and west Of
Jacobstadt in front OF Duenabufp.
Gen. Won Linsinoen has repulsed
Russian attacks northwest of Car
torysk, taking prisoner 27f Russians.
"ln the Balkans Austrc- HUNGARIAN
troops have reached lvantIca. Ger
many has occupied Krusebic, 5000 Ser.
bians being taken, besides 1900 wound
ed IN the hospitals, ten cannons and
plenty Of ammunition. The western
Morava valley has been crossed IN.
several places between KraWevo and
kruesvac and the Teutons are In kru-
esvac.n
TopAY's SITUATION.
The following cabIegram from Of
fetal German sources was received
this afternoon:
German headquarters Report, Nov.
Seen. Won Hindenberg on the east
has repuised Russian attacks. On
November 7 the Russians occupied !
small part Of the German first line
west Of Duenaberg. A German ccun-
ter attack has now elected the Rus
slams, 373 being imprisoned. Gen. Won
Linsingen in successful combat
north Of komarov captured 36s Rus
slams.
"In the Balkans the Russians have
conquered the Serbian main positions
south Of kralievo and south Of krues-
vac and continue advancing. They
have also stormed Gyunis heights, on
the left bank of the southern Moraya
river. The war booty at kruesyac
has increased to so cannon, among
which are 10 heavy guns. There are
now 1000 prisoners.
Seen. Boyadeffs Bulgarian army
has reached the southern Morava,
northwest Of Alskeinao and west
southwest Of Nish. The army has also
occupied Leskoyao, together with 9TH
er Bulgarian troops"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
IDENTIFIES KOREAN
AS ONE OF GANG WHO
HELD UP HIS STORE

Chin Chung Gin. a Korean, arrested
last night BY three patrolmen detailed
10 look for the gang who have been
holding up Japanese. was identified to-
day by the proprietor OF q store on
Alapaf street as one of the men who
robbed him, after entering his place,
waking up the family and at the point
OF q gun holding them on while they
searched the store. He is q Korean,
but speaks Japanese fiuently, while the
two men who were with him are said
to be Japanese. The latter are still
at large.
Officers Swift. Apana and Kozuki Of
the detective department have been on
night duty for neaflya week, and last
night picked up the Korean, who had
pair of pants under his arm which
1t Is thought he had stolen,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09

CHARGE ISPLEA
Of MARCALLINO

John Marcallino, former clerk in
Circuit Judge Whitney's court, this
afternoon at 1880 O'Clock pleaded
guilty In Judge Ashford's court to one
Of the four charges Of embezzlement
made against him after his affairs had
been investigated by the grand jury.
Plea on the other three indictments
was reserved until next Saturday aft
ernoon, at which time 1t is probable
MarcalIino will be sentenced on his
plea Of guilty on one count. made this
afternoon.
The indictment to which Marcallino
pleaded guilty today charged that on
or about May 81. this year, he con-
yerted to his own use q certificate Of
stock No. 731 for 100 shares Of the
stock Of the Honolulu Brewing & Malt
ing Company, valued at $500 and
owned by Julia Bishop Egan.
The second indictment charges that
he converted to his own use a certi-
icate Of stock of the Honolulu Brew
ing & Mating Company, No. 7SS. for
100 shares Of the capital stock of the
corporation, valued at $500 and own
ed by. Julia Bishop Egan.
In the third indictment it is charg-
ed that Marcallino converted to his
own use q certificate numbered 3744
for 80 shares of the capital stock of
the Oahu Railway & Land Company,
valued at $500 and owned by Julia
Bishop Egan. The fourth indictment
charges that Marcallino converted to
his own use a stock certificate num-
bered 34S9 for nine shares Of the capi-
tai stock of the Oahu Railway & Land
fContinued on Page q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
ARMY DOCTORS
NOT RESIGN|NG
FROM SOCIETY

All OF the army physicians who be-
long to the Medical Society Of Hawaii
were reported today to have resigned
In a body from that association, as
form Of protest against the ''plucking"
OF q well-known army surgeon, who,
It Is claimed, was not allowed TO pass
his examination qualifying him for
general practise in Hawaii.
THAT report Is not true. said one
Of the best known army physicians on
Oahu this afternoon Il can speak for
myself. for am q member OF the so
ciety, and assure you that have not
resigned. Others may have done so,
but I have not, and there Is no gen.
eral concerted movement along that
line amongN army doctors"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TO HEAR SUPT. FORBES
ON WASHINGTON PLANS

Superintendent of Public Works
Charles r. Forbes will address the
Chamber of Commerce tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2::30. He has been invited
to speak to the chamber on his pro
posed trip to Washington and some
of the matters he will advocate there
for the benefit of Hawaii. The cham.
Der, it is expected, win give its sup
port to such projects as come within
its scope. Tomorrow's meeting is a
directors meeting but on this occasion
all members are invited to come at
2:30 and hear Mr.. Forbes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
MRS. EDWARD c. sRUNs IS
DEAD At HOME IN kALiHl

Following an Illness of several
months, Mrs. Mary Ann Bruins. wife
of Edward C. Bruins. died at S:45
o'clock this morning at the family
residence, 1877 Edward street, Kalihi.
Mrs. Bruins is survived by her hus-
band and three children. The dece-
dent was native Of the islands, and
has a brother living on Maui.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon, the hour not yet having
been decided upon by the family. The
remains are at the mortuary chapel
of NJ E. Silva.
Mrs. Bruins husband. Edward C.
Bruins, has been employed by H.
Hackfeld & Company for nearly Is
years as outside man In charge Of
sugar shipments.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
Serbia Dominated By Teutons But
Invasion Is Now Being Checked

LONDON Eng, Nov 9The Teuton and Bulgarian invaders
now control twothrds of all Serbia result Of their
the north and eliminating the capture Nh by the
Bulgars.
Soon the invaders win be in full the railroad from
Nsh to Belgrade and thus will have opened
to Constaninople.
On the other fronts in Serbia where the Allies reinforced
the Serbs the invasion has weakened and in Macedonia the
and Serbian troops have been winning consistently They
posed here mostly by the Bulgarians.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
JUDGE STUART
WOULD ignore
LAW-P|NKHAM
Governor of Territory Makes
Reply to Circuit Judges
Formal Charge
4W0ULD TURN LAND TO
SPEcULAT0RS," He SAYS
Denies That Stuart Knows Con-
ditions on Oahu; He Never
Went to Other Islands
q ERRsEEs 2 2 g z 9 9 2 2 2 9

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* Judge Stuart has signed : T
y homestead agreement and does =
q not wish 20 carry out his voIun- =
( tary agreement. but wishes the 3
3 governor and land commissioned =
q 70 consent 70 course that would e
y destroy true homesteadino and 2
y turn our lands over 70 specuia-
iH tors."-Exoerpt from Governor
= Pinkhsr's reply to Judge stuarts 9
= charges. g
aRns q q O. y q q g 8 g q . q 8
Governor Pinkhsm this Afternoon
made the following written answer TO
the charges made BY Judge Z, ,. Stu
art In writ Of nsndamus issued late
yesterday.
@Judse stuart's assertions are moth.
inc new.
AJud9e stuart began writing con-
cerning Hawaiian lands within . few
weeks after arriving IN Honolulu.
AHe sent copies TO the Interior d.
partment which were sent back, reach
Inc me about the date Of my arrival
here - governor.
.'very considerably over year since
ne made similar 1sssrtions 70. those
ne now makes, 70 the interior depart
ueFt, and, u my memory serves me
right, IN January or February he re-
peated them. replied In both In
fContinued on Page 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
SEA- KASPS MOVE
TOPEARL HARB0R
AT 9 TOMORROW

All the submarines in port, accom-
panied by the tender Alert, will move
to Pearl Harbor at 8 9o'clock tomorrow
where a permanent base will be es-
tablished. The Alert and q large
barge will convey the supplies, which
are being loaded this afternoon. The
personal baggage of the men viii be
transported to the harbor in the sub
marines. The pay office connected
with the fleet also will be moved to
the harbor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09

fAssociatea Pres BY Tsdsral Wirelsssl
NEW YORK, N. Y, Nov. 9. =
Lieut.. Robert Fay, the German
charged with being one Of the
leaders in the plot to attach in
fernal machines to steamers leav-
ine American ports, to blow them
up at sea, was arraigned today
and pleaded not guilty, as did four
men arraigned with him as ac-
completes.
Fay and two Of the others have
been unable to produce bail.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
Italy May Aid Serbia In Albania

LONDON Eng- Nov. "a semioica note sent by Italy to
the other Entente Allies hints that Italy aid Serbia her
invasion of Albania the object Of which
tic and ultimately to strengthen Austrias position the
against Italy
ROME Italy, Nov ga mysterious envoy here from
OF OF the belgerept autographed
from his ruler supposedly for the Pore and awaiting
LONDON Eng, Nov 9-Russian army officials continue to re-
port advances made by their the Riga and Dv section
where Gen. Won Hindenberg has been stopped in his drive
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
LOND0N'S LORD MAYOR
INAUGURATED; PAGEANTRY
OF OTHER YEARS ABSENT

IAssociated Press by Federal WirelessI
Z LONDON, Eng, Nov. s-The lord
mayor Of London was today inaugural
ed at a large parade, but the custom
ary military, historical and symbolicaI
paeeantry was missing The event
was marked, however, by speeches by
noted public men who urged large re-
eruitlng and told the crowds that Eng
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
German Submarines Busy In New Zone

ALGIERS Algeria 9Wreaking havoc in the Medierra-
German submarines sinking vessels Allies
the fea of the Germans the sinking the French
which carrying The User formerly
liner Dacia which sailed from New Rotterdam and
seized by the French last February the
in the international disputes the commercial blockade
submarine also steamship Elisa Francisco
ALI those on the vessels have been rescued.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
GUATEMALA REVOLT Is
APPARENTLY SUCCEEDING

Ell PAso, Tex, Nov. e.-News has
been received here that Guatemaian
revolutionists defeated the forces of
President CABRERA in battle at vaIle
Deixtatam.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
French Liner Safe; Goes On Way

NEW YORK N T. Nov 9The French liner Rochambeau has
extngushed the fire found the
wireless information received by the agents the vessel The
Rochambeau does not find put Halifax
being entirely o and proceeding her
thought here the fire possibly ncendary carried
a large shipment Of cartridges.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
RAIN RELIEVES FRESNO

FRESNO, CAL, Nov. e.-Rsin fell to-
day, breaking the dry spell here which
had set a new record by lasting for
16S days.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09

A new development came today In
the story Of Thelnla Parker. the Has
waiIan heiress, and Henry Gaillafd
Smart. the young Yirsinian who mar.
ried her and th6ifl baby son, Richard
The mother died b year ago this
menth In San Francisco, the father
died last Tuesday at Charlottesville,
Va, and the baby Richard is sole heir
to the Parker milIons.
{ Now the baby's grandmother, Mrs.
Elizabeth knight, is petitioning that
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09

5eFE1ce FedeTaI
PARIS France, Sit
asked the Allies 100000 derpy
pene mobing Allies sympathetic
the proposal which that neutrality
when her terms complied With
PARIS France 9The French government has received
from Greece that the Greek attitude will neutrality
Allies.
LONDON Eng, Nov Sit reported that the Grecan gov
viii formally dissolve the chamber deputies
chamber supports the Zaim cabinet carrying King
tines plan Of neutrality The recently passed
lack Of confidence in the cabinet but the king has
Greece is much divided national policy toward the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
GREECE MAY STRIKE NEW BARGAIN AND JOIN ALLIES SOON
Grandmother Asks To Be Made
Baby Millionaire Smart's Guardian

little Richard Smart Photo ken months
the ofnoted litigation His
dead fahers relatives ahave love devotion for him.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
BOY SCOUTS. NoIlcEl

Members of the Fifth troop meet at
GAS Wednesday morning at Star
Bulletin branch office, Merchant
street, to meet Scout Commissioner
Wilder.
HARRY S. HAYWARD,
Seoutmaster.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
Croun Prince
At Kyoto For
Big Cerenlo ny

fsssrezlA IvsspsL a sssId ps1sloossvl
K1oTo, Japan, Nov. s.-Emperor
Yoshlhito today decorated all the for
eion ambassadors here with the excep-
tion Of Ambassador George w. Guth-
RE of the United States and the Swiss
plenlpotentiary. In both cases their
countries forbid Diplomats receiving
such recognition.
The emperor gave, to Mrs. Guthrie .
splendid gold lacquer box. President
Poincsre of France and Gar Nicholas
OF Russia sent gifts to Yoshihito.