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Rosa|io Hernandez fue eOnducidO
prisionero a Monterrey, n. l.
Desouss de haber sostenido una conferencia tele,
erafica con el Primer Jefe, este ordeno
que euedara en- libertad

Rosalio Hernandcz pidio que sc le
pcrmitiera confcrcnciar con el jefe
militar de Ia L.irca. habiendo acccdi-
10 nicaut = 10 so!icitado. s. i@nora
our trataron ambcs jefcs. pero IS cl
caso Cue dc,put. Ic Ia c~onf"rencia
R:caut y Hcrnaod"z SO djri@ieron 4 ID
oficina tclcgrafica y SostUvi"ron
una co~nferencia con cl Primer jeie,
ouicn o.dcr6 que pusiera en- immedia
IA libcrtad 4 Rosalio y 4 Il acompa.
nantes.
R;caut cump,i6 deSdc lucgo h Or
den de la Priwcra J~cfatura, dispo,
nicado que Rosa!io. su hcrmano Mi
que! Y las otras tres p~erson&s que 10
acompanaban. quedaran on libertad
absolute.
En- In .ardc de aver, Ricaut y Ro-
s.fio HcrnaniIcz aeIicvon Il pascar
ror les principals Gales de IA cin-
dad en- IN co,hc. Hernandez. Sc dice.
..maacccra e esta c:udad. pues pa
rccc orc Ia 'ibortat quo lie concsdi6
%. primr Jcfc fu5 Conditional, este
cs. qur dcDcr5 pcrmanccer en- eSta ca
r.i 4chicntc o~.c=eatars" frecuen-
.an.2":c q! general Ric2ut.
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- ,iceHci@a" Grtaviu PaZ. rcpre
.,.i.nto en- o-ir ciudad del jcfe X
ed" TmiliaDo Zapata. de quien en-
a las ocas;oncS nos hcmos ocupado
...:a . Ia PEENSA uaa protest;
es.e.ca contra q dcCTejo expedite
ror cl general Pablo Gonzalez. suS,
0endicndo las garantias i~ndiyiduales
on los E.studos dc Morclos. Mexico.
Hidalgo. Guerrero. TlaxcaLa y Pue-
h!a. donde las 5ropas que son 4 sus
6rdencs operan contra los zaDatIstas
= demas enemicoS del gohierno de
facto.
Dice eli senior Paz en- su protesta,
oue el genera! ~carrancistu cOnGtna d
muerte q todos los que defender sus
tierras. d los que simpatizan con Ia
revo!uci0n agraria, d los que no sc
han querido someter nj sc someteran,
a la d~ictadura carranciSta.
En- terminus bastante enGrgicoS,
ell Representative de Zapata en- esta
ci2dad expresa CUE el dccreto de
PABLO Gonzalez demucstra ia impo-
tencia de Carranza para veneer a la
revolution s%uriana, "a csc movimien-
to armada que crece cada dia Y que
no IS IN oandidaje como han querldo
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protesta eI Lie. Paz contra
un decreto de- P;3b'0 Gonzalez
e Representante De Z4s ata en- esta c'udad aIude
ala susp IN ion de garantia' decretada
por dicho jefe carrancista

acaglo c"per "a los gohicrnos cXtran,
+ o porcue una horda de bandido.
eria impossible que subSisticra e.
ais Estados de la RcpuDlica como l.
econoccn los mismos carrancistas.'
Lucgo dice el senior Paz que VI
decreto de Ia n~aturaIeza del cxpcdi
do Dor el general Gonzalez autori
zaria a lamar otro en- rcpresalia
c~ondenando 4 muertc d tcdos los que
hahitan en- tcrritorio carrancista. via
len en- trcncs del gojierno de facto.
etc. pero que los s~urianos no repc,
leran la aggression De que son ohjeto
con otro acro de barbaric. FL repre-
sentante de Zapata termina de eSta
II su ]prOtesta:
"Yo, por mi parte. protesto, ante
los pueblos civilizados dc Ia TERRA,
ante los gobiernos que han rccono-
cido a la facci6n c~arrancista. ante los
delecaGoS amcricanos ! las c~onferen-
cias de Atlantic City, para cue no
sigan tratando con los representatives
de una facci6n que asi l2siona !os
mas rudimentarios principles de Ia
civilization Y de la Humankind, Y. ror
uasa d Ia 3A. piano, col. Pa
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RECiBEN LOS EMPLEADOS SUs
SUELDOS ANTICIPADOS

ZACATECAS. Noviembre 20.-En-
rique Estrada. Gobernador Y Conan
dante Niljtar del Etado, teniendo en-
cuenta que las presenteS c~ircunstan-
ciaS e~cOnomicaS porQue ~atraviesan los
empleados. o baStanr. dificiles, ha
librado sus ordenes IA Direction
General de RentaS q in lie que cu6ra
por anticipate los sueldoS del NUM-.
cipio. conforme 4 Ia eQuivalencia ii.
jada por Ia Secretaria de HacieUda.
'-.=ta para Ga2se comien1o : 10:
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COMO ST PUEDE ENlfAR l.
APPENDICITIS

Fl :uhlir" - >ra Anin1.n II, Ia -.
rrrauiIu irr u Grr.GH iNNEuii,N GH' n
nrudurltln una Simple utAiIrd "a" "\'@'d!i'
rulver3aLu. ,glaIad. Glt"r!nI- etc. GI- IL
Va Il noml r~ s' Naier-iAa- 'Ht 'l,itt-
EIpt r.. -urlr.ru,r .rara 4lHiar CltL
GIIEE CN~,. dr cun>l.rarl,n. dr1ti"> AZ -
EiulIr,. -4-,,>. ctr. ur:u1"v" nl1'hr3hir
mcTlr r.-rtIS mIf-ria~ u~lur>1~ s @H "iy''
ra>,,s uri- rucGil> jn~j~ alIl.An ""rri'ta.
nlenlr % py.!Gi Ell ap"ndlrl'i~- IN 'E"la'
rufTulr rprIn ayfgda miHrh" rE DOS r1Nr-
rrGmIr,,. NtlrF. ~. nHrd ,rhrr iu> !"'"
yIeulrr>. 81 al;o y 81 ndJ". %. g. Wdsi..'
prug CO.. 10. houston y Ave o.. an Al.
Unio. TEXAS.
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rorrr>pnndrncia Especial para Ia fHENsA.
MGNTERkEN- \ l.. NOViembre

! rorrr>pondrncia Especial para La rRENsA.
MONTERREY, y. l., Novlembre
22-Derfectamente ~cuStodlado fue
rouducido a esta ciudad e. jefe re
y~o!ucionario Rosalio Hernandez, q
quien las fuerLas carrancistaS apre-
heudieron al llegar a Cuatro Ciene-
gas. juntamente con cuatro ayudan-
ties.
Hernandez fue traido a eSsa ciudad
hace dos dias, habiendo sido puesto Il
disposition del general Alfredo Ri
caut, jefe miiitar de Ia Linea From
teriza. La apprehension de hernandez
sus companeros IA llevo q cabo el
coronel Nicolas Ferrigno, jefe de las
en- Cuatro Cienegas, habiendo
ocurrido los acontecimientos, segun
las informaciones oficiales. de Ia
manera Siguiente:
\ la pequena ]pob.acion de Ocam-
DO. Coahui.a. arrib0 RoSalio Herman
deZ con VaTIoS de SuS homOfeS- sc
present0 al jefe dc Ia escaSa guaTni-
zion participanuol@ que sc dirigia i
cuatro Cicnegas, en- son de complet"
paz. pueS que Sc habia rendido al 60
3icvno de tacto.
Diccsc que una confUsion en- q
.v;so dado 4 AS autoridadeS de Qua
.ro Cienrgas. motive Que Rosa!!o her
aandez ' sus a~companantes fue'@n
p.rhendidos Al aproXimarsa 4 n e.
ada po5,acion. creyendose que ib&n
en- son de guerra; pero parcce que
= Crdeu de apprehension fue dIctad@
.oa TODD conocimicnto dc por
las autor:iadcs de Cuatro Cirnegas.
como una mcdiGa prccautor!a, tod"
ve" que no conocicndose los mov!-
is DC Hernandez Sc lc tuvo dcScon-
siauza. puss - pcnso Que trataha d"
a~parentar que hula de los villistas
para dar IN golpe SECURE.
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FyERDN EGECUTADCS Dos REOS
DEL DELiTO DE ASALTO A
MhNO ARMADA

AGtAS'tLiENI hS. A"Viem'f-
~ J.. los *'".'1 ,- '' 1.'''., -.
&c.. Pow. snr
..,...ta. par cl Geg!.o dc asa d ma
~ J., o.. r.. delta
o.. aar comp.irqaoz o.ros dos indi-
"i@"os. tape ii" los cGa!@s .t.Ircio dc
-ifp on rl iU-BiIaI = g. Ot"p no GielO
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E:caut ordens Ct traslado dc Herman
de- 4 Monterrey

Habiendo ell cornandante dc Qua
TO Ci6ncgas, Ferrigno, participate
nor Ia VIA telegrafica al jefe mill
,vr de Ia Linea Froateriz". Alfredo
Ricaur. que tenia ]prisionero ! Her
nandsz ' Il suS compaheros, Ricaut
,ete-rafiG a Fergigno o~ricuando," q
remiticra . eSta ciudad 4 los prisio-
reros. debidamente c~uStodiados. Her
ndndez : JUS companeros de armas
rlegaron anteuochc a esta capital,
Guedando detenidos en- Ia COmandaH-
cha Militar.
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Los oficiales carrarcistas viajaran
en- segunda clase

Por acucrdo especia. de Ia Prime
IA Jefatura, desde esta fecha todos
los p~asajes que Sc expidan a los Off
ciales del EjGrcito Constitucionalista
para viajar en- los fe]rrocarrilcs, de-
bcrdn ser dc segunda clase.
Los p~asaics de primera qucdariim
cxclusivamcntc dcstinados para los
iefcs Y en- csta f5rma. Sc c~Xpediran
en- 10 de adeIartc los passes" Ell IA
S~ecrctaria de Guerra Y en- -as CO.
mandancias militares.
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ueQo a QueretarO Ell nuevo Sub
secretario de Re|aciOnes
Conferencio con Aguilar y marcia a la ciudad
de Mexico a encargarse de la Sria. mIen-
trss arriba a la capital Sanchez lAzcona
Corrc>rondcncia Especial para Ia PRENsA

CorrcSI.ondrncia Especial para Ia pRENSA
CIUDAD DE MENICO. Noviembre
2i.-El ;:cenciado Adolfo Siller. nom
brado Dor la Primera Jefatura, Sub
s~ecrctario de Rclaciones EXtranjera5
INFERNO. lego i Quer"taro, dondo
CONFERENCE.-THE con ell Se~cretario de
Estad,, : del Despacho de Relaciones
Exteriores. Candida Aguilar. quicn
nrcsjdc las ~sesiones del Congress-
Constituents. Sillcr es csperado hoy
en- esta capital, segun 10 %anuncia Ia
prcnsa.
FL ricerciado Siller estari al frente
de In Secretaria dc R]elaciones du-
rante eli tempo que permanezca Ell
Querataro el icfe de dicha SecretarIa,
Candida Aguilar, aunque segun Sc di-
&c en- los c~irculos politicos, antes de
ula terminen las s~esiones del Con-
rreso Constituycnte cstara en- eSta
capital Juan Sanchez ACCOM-. Quien
hacc pocos dias fue llamado dc Eu-
ropa Dor Is Primcra Jefatura. para
oue So encargue de Ia Subsecretarla
de Rclaciones EXteriorcs, cue csta
vacaDte desGe Ia mucrtc de. licenciaGo
Juan Ncftali .Amador.
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AIR.RAIDS COVERING
EASTERN COUNTIES; GERMANS
ADMIT REvERSES IN FRANCE
HARD-PREssED BY FRENCH AND BRITISH SOLDIERS,
WHO CLAIM SUBSTANTIAL GAINS IN SLOW IRENCh-
FIGHTING AUSTRlANS CAPTURE ITALIAN SUBMARINE
AND MAKE CREW PRISONERS
tA.s0eiated Press Service by Federal wlrelessl

LONDON Eng Aug 3One of the biggest ar-raids OF the
carried out by the Germans in the early morning hours today
Zeppens presumably accompanied by large num-
aeropanes stole the counties OF England in the dark
ness and dropped number of wideeparaed points
Up present time so bombs known to have been dropped
only reported the killing OF nine horses Most
said have dropped and exploded without much
damage. SECS
One Of the Zeppens caught the BY shaft of light from
earchlpht Immediately fred by antiacraft guns 1t was
the time that this Zeppelin crippled by the explosives
shot from below and the report was confirmed by despatch from
Ymuden Holland which that Zeppelin was sighted today OH
the Dutch coast with heavy list flying as II damaged
That Germany ang the English coast almost nightly with
Zeppens and aeropne has been shown by the reports the past two
weeks official cabegram received today says
BERLIN Germany Aug 5-Geman ashp squadrons on the
of July 81 and August attacked London and the eastern Eng
sh counties dropped with coast works
defensive and industrial establishments OF military import
All the ahps though violently seled returned safe They
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Official German War Statement

are among civilians.
Reported that aeropIane on July 81.
in Arlon, Belgium, bombarded Jesuit
monastery and convent.
Our anti-aircraft gun fire brought
down three hostile aeropianes. One
north Of Arras, one southwest Of Ba-
paume and the other near Pozieres.
Another was shct down in an air com
bat near Monthois.
East front: On the northern front
there are no incidents of Importance
occurring. Russian attacks on both
sides OF Nobel lake repeated with In
creased forces and extended into the
district Of Lubiessow, but nat1y re-
pulsed. Several attacks in Stochod-
knee, northeast OF Kovel railroad.
broke down. Enemy without regard TO-
losses again and again stormed our
positions between Uttoniez and Thrya,
all efforts being futile.
Bothmer's army: Enennyis attacks
west Of Vimiovczyk and near YeIes-
'niov failed.
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/ GERMAN HEADQUARTERS, Aug.
Very strong enemy forces attacked
without success the Maurepas- sector
TO the Somme but suffered bloody fail
ures from the rapid counter attacks
by German battalionss Separate enc
my enterprise against Farm Monacu.
The enemy advanced to our COM
pletely- destroyed trench on the high
road from Maricourt to C1ery. Enc
my's losses were considerable. Local
engagements in Belloy and Estrees.
East of Meuse we progressed north
west and west OF Fortress Thiaumont
and captured the mountain top north
east of Fortress Souville. and forced
the enemy into Laufee wood. We cap
tured 10 unwounded officers, 1923 men
and IA machine guns. English patrols
especially active in the sectors OF
Ypers and salient but everywhere they
are being repuIsed. Enemy air attack
against villages behind the northern
front was repeated but no military
damage worth mentioning The losses
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OF
6. 0. ?. failing
TO MATERIALI1E
Meeting Called for Monday
Night Expected to Bring
Affairs to Climax
CHAIRMAN BERNDT HOPES
FOR HARMONIOUS OUTCOME
"Stand- -Patters' Appear Will
ing to Say Nothing and Hold
Committee Places

Compromise plans to bring harmony
to the Republican progressive" and
sstand-pat" factions arising out of the
recent platform convention have so
far failed of success. For nearly
two weeks the situation has drifted
along, with neither side taking ac-
ton, but a smaIi-sized crisis is ap-
preaching
Next Monday night there is to be
meeting of the territorial executive
committee for organization and pre-
iiminary campaign plans. If Chair
man Berndt adheres to his announc-
ed and reiterated determination, he
will resign unless there is a material
reorganizatioR of the COMMITTEES to
make il more representative OF the
business community
Last week there was q plan afoot
which involved the retirement of H.
b. Murray, fourth district, and E. j.
Crawford, fifth district, from the exc
outiye committee, and w. S. Kaka,
fifth district, from the central COM
mittee. In the fourth district II was
proposed to substitute John Wise on
the executive committee, and in the
fifth district Alfred w, Eames was to
go on the executive committee.
These concessions. Republicans
were told, would satisfy the insistence
or the "pfogressivesD for changes m
the executive committee, with some
m!nor changes in the central COM
Tnittee.
Delegate KuAio. Robert w. Shingle
and others were asked TO Use their
Ell ofts with the so-called "stand-pat-
tersfs to insure the retirement of the
men for whom substitutes were chos-
en-. All last week there were rumors
that the changes would be made, but
Up to today nobody had seen fit to
effer himself up as political sacrf
fice.
Hence the prospect that when
Chairman Berndt calls the meeting
Monday night there will have been
no concessions. In which event he
will be facing a dilemma. Republi.
cans have urged him to stay, even
though the committee as constituted
does not have the confidence of the
business element On the other
hand. he has made public declara-
tion which amounted to an ultimatum
that he would resign unless there were
a bona fide reorganization of the com
mittee.
The situation does not strike the
cld,time politicians as serious. They
believe some slight concessions will
be made and Chairman Berndt In
duced to remain. AS for the stand
patterss they are giving a perfect ex-
hibition OF standing pat, and from
their camp comes word that they are
waiting with some gleeful expecta-
ton to see what happens on Mon
day night.
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employees OF MARC0Nl
WIRELESS ARE GIVEN
POLICIES FOR SERVICE

An innovation for the protection of
employees has been inaugurated by the
Marconi Wireless Company in the
way OF life insurance, according to a
letter recently received by the local
office. .# -. - - .... -. -.
The letter stated that from now on
for all employees who have been with
the company a year $500 insurance
policy will be taken out and for ell
employees who work for the company
three years a $1,000 policy will be
taken out. In both instances the
premium will be paid by the company.
and in the case of an employe who
has joined a military organization
and is called out for service he will
not lose the policy and the position
which he held will be kept open until
he returns. ->--.> -
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WAIALUA STOCK
PLACED UPON "a
PER CENT BASIS
Two Per Cent Monthly Until
Further Notice Declared
BY Directors ).

Directors of the Waia1ua Agricul.
tural Company today fulfilled the ex-
pectations Of Merchant street and the
exchange brokers when In meeting
they determined to double the regu-
lar monthly dividend, to pay 2 per
cent instead of 1 per cent This is
to be effective August Is and 10 con-
tirue until further notice.
For some days past it had ben ru-
mored in financial circles that like
Eva stock Waialua was to be placed
on per cent monthly basis and
following such reports came con-
siderable inquiry for Waialua stock.
That the reports were soundly based
was established after the directors
met.
For some days past it had been ru-
q capitalization of $4,500.000 divided
into 225,o00 shares of a par value OF
$50. Monthly dividends of 20 cents
per share have been paid, $4,000 a
month, and the new basis will re.
quire monthly disbursements of $780,.
600. Last year it paid IL per cent
upon its stock.
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FINAL DECREE in
TRUSTEESHIP TO
Go BEFORE COURT
Appointment of Charles King
Scheduled for Ratification
This Afternoon
NEW TRUSTEE WILL BE
SUMMONED TO QUALIFY
Appeal to Supreme Court From
Judge Ashford's Decision
is Expected

Unless Unforeseen circumstances
cause a delay, Charles E. King will
be called upon to qualify as q trustee
of the Bern:ss Pauahi Bishop Estate
in Circuit Judge Ashford's court at
2 o'clock this AFTERNOON.
The win of the late Mrs. Bishop pro-
vides that the trustees of her estate
be of the, Protestant religion, and this
will form probably the most important
question which WI be asked of King
this afternoon.
) Eyes. am Protestant" he laugh
ed, today, in answer TO a question.
There is no doubt about thai"
Upon the completion OF Kings ex-
animation as to his qualifications, At
tcrney e. c. Peters. representing the
Kamehameha Alumni Association, ex-
poets to present the final decree in
the matter of the appointment of
King a strustee. which needs only
Circuit Judge Ashford's signature to
complete the ceremony. Peters was
retained by the association. at the time
II suggested to Judge Ashford that
King be appointed to succeed 8. M.
Damon, TeSlSneu.
The attorneys for the Bishop Es-
tate have said that, Immediately upon
the signing OF the final decree. they
viii file an. appeal to the decision OF
Circuit Judge Ashford, which holds
that the circuit judge sitting in equity,
and not majority Of the justices OF
the supreme court, has the power to
fiil vacancies in -the bond of trus'
ices tsgssfsp 81 sissst s.ssi 4 s.gss- b
According to the attorneys. the
trustees maintain that the justices
still have the power Of appointment.
II was learned upon good authority
today that, at the proper time, the
question will arise as to whether the
trustees have the, right to appeal from
Judge Ashford's decision.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-03
NET Tightening
ROUNDLABORMEN
IN BOMB PROBE
District Attorney Claims lden-
tification of Billings as Man
Who Carried Suitcase
Associated Press by Federal wirelessl

(AS9OclateQ HHeS8 0y teQcEdi UnelcooJ
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. a.
Fresh evidence has been collected by
the police and the district attorneys
office in their investigation of the
bomb outrage, and it apparently has
tied the knot still tighter around two
of the five persons under indictment
charged with completely m the plot
that led to the preparedness parade
outrage.
The district attorney announced last
night that man, whom he calls
John McDaniels,s but whom he re-
fused to identify, fer fear that NC
Daniels" might come to some harm,
has positively identified Warren x.
Billings as the person seen at the spot
where the explosions occurred, carry
ing a suitcase, such as that which has
been proved to have contained the
high explosives that did the work OF
the plotters.
'.McDaniels" also has identified
Thomas Mooney, labor leader, as a
man he afterwards saw talking to Bill
lings at a nearby street corner. The
conversation is said to have taken
place before the explosion.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-03
KEEPING UP OF
ship INSPECTION
PLEASES BOARD

At $3.50 this afternoon the territorial
board of health is holding is regular
monthly meeting, taking up routine
business and handling general matters
relative to health problems in the
islands. ~ H. =" -
DR.. J. s. B. Pratt, president OF the
board, said this morning all the mem
bers are pleased that the u. S. Public
Health Service has ordered the dis
continuance only of inspection OF ves-
sells from Hawaii arriving at San
Francisco, and has not directed that
inspection of vessels coming here from
the mainland be dropped.
Dr. F. e. Trctter, chief quarantine
officer of the q. S. Public Health
Service for the territory, said today
he is much delighted with Washing
tons action relative to keeping up in
spection of vessels coming to this port
and that he believes the board OF
health feels the same way
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China PROTESTS
AGAINST JAPANS
PROTECTION Plan
Pekinq Government Asks Japan
to Withdraw Gunboat From
Harbor Of Canton
lspecIal Cable % Nlppn Jlii) .


TOXIC. Japan. Aug 3.-China has
made q formal protest TO the Japan
ese government, on account OF Japan s
policy in sending warships to Chinese
ports. The Japanese gunboat Saga
arrived in Canton harbor wednesday.
and China Immediately notified the
Japanese government and asked that
the gunboat leave the harbor.
In the protest China asserts that
with q Japanese gunboat in Canton
harbor. sent to protect the interests
Of Japanese residents. the people
Of Japan win become prejudiced
against the Chinese. They also made
4 statement that the authorities in
Canton are able to take care of the
situation.
Ait present revolutionary and gov
ernment troops are fighting against
the soldiers of Lung Chi Guam. who
refuses TO resign as governor of Kwan'
tung province. He has continually
. fought for the monarchy plan. and has
made a stubborn fight against large
number Of troops.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-03
CROWD JEERS AS
EASEMENT HANGED
FOR HIGH TREASON
Groans and Prayers From
Spectators as Execution is .
Announced Complete
RELATIVES REFUSED
REQUEST FOR BODY
n Die for Ny Country" Says
Former Irish Leader as He
Ascends Scaffold
tA..oeistsd Pres b. Tsdsral wirslsssl

LONDON, Eng, Aug. ST.
die for my country"
With these words, uttered with
out trernor as he ascended the
scaffoId. Roger Easement, shorn OF
his lordly title and condemned to
death for high treason, was hang
ed at PentonvilIe jail at 9 o'clock
this morning.
Hours before the time set for
the execution, large crowd. COM
posed both of syrnpathizers and
scoffefs, gathered outside the Jail.
The crowd was orderly but when
At $40 o'clock the prison bell be-
gan toIIing in signal of the ap-
preaching execution, mingled
cheers and groans went up from
the dense mass OF spectators out
side the prison gates. The execu-
iion was strictly private. None but
officials were allowed to attend.
Two priests accompanied Case
ment to the gallows. he having enl-
braccd Catholicism in his last hours.
According to an attendant who
stood near him. ready to support
him should he be overcome, his last
words, with the exception of the
ofavers which ne repeated until the