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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
BOrreS unO O'annun5iO.

StoIisrs seIdGftstuuoiger Rriees,
barbe bate Slid nit Ieiner angebli'
den @eripunoung, riatiger @erIebung
Sie pirb ibm idIimmiteufals cir
Qluee ioiten; ober feline 9lnbGneer be-
tro4ten ibn nun enOli9 ais tpirtlider
SeIosn unO UlGrtDrsr. unb aus ouer
@egenoen Der perbiinoeten QGnoer file.
gen ibm sefilbIpolIs HeIegramme gu.
ole feline So9ter Henee gu Bergen ouf.
f9i9tet. Inter ibuen 1T aud elm Sc.
fiibIsausbru9 bes alten 8orres. Mit,
elieo Der McaOemie 6rancaile, Der aIIG
Iautet; nSbre fran8OliT9en 6reuno,
iino boiler Sorgen. Saeen sic linen
Ob Sbre beioen glueen, bic i'm DienltI
oes @enies lteben, ipeiter i'm Stonot
iein peroen, bic 8iloer Der SdDnbeii
in Der Melt aufounebmen. Die Bar.
barren tpiirOen Iih mr ollSuiebr freuen,
ipenn fie Die Sebtraft eines S60pferS
bon MleiIterperten SerIt0ren tonnten.
Sd umarme sic, teurer uno glorrei.
der Sreunb, eoIer Soloot @aoornas,
Sier leben mir in Qlengfen pegen ber
S9la6t bel @erOun; ober Der oeutI9s
NnIturnt ipiro unIere syront ni9i
0ur9brehen. llnfere Solooten inS
puuoerbar. CAPT uns @epiBbeit in
ben en6Ii9en Sieg Der RuItur tnben.
Gs Iebe Stolienl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
3o6( Der pfcrOe.

Sine StatiItit, ole jebt I'M 3riees
bon beoeltenoem Werte Iein mag,
ber0ffentlitbt cine engIiI9e 3eitI9rift.
@onah betrGet oie 3abl Der gegens
pGrtig ouf Der Groe IebenbeH pferoe
93h wliltonen aOpfe. Inter oen
europGi19en unb auBsreuropGiTden
2GnOern itebt an erIfer Stelle giuBs
lano nit iiber einem 0iertel OieTer
8abl, nit 25 Millionen; ouf 20a
WliIlionen iptro Der pferoebeItano ber
@ereiniaten @taoten beranI6laqt;
oann folgt elm 9lbitapO: an oritter
Stelle ltebt 9lreentinien nit 7a Wlils
Iionen, unb an pierter Stelle iommt
fbon DeutI9lanO nit Al Mliuiouen
&0pfen. SAT- e6enTobiel bat oie DOs
nausMonar9ie, ndmlicb llnoarn 2a
M2iIionen uno Seiterrei9 100000,
auIammen iiber Al MtLIionen. Ganas
ba Bat % MhIliOnen. unO ebenIobiel
@roBbritannien, Trantreitb oogegen
bat es ni9t einmal ouf "a Whuionen
gebra9t, Sdpan gar nur auf IL Milz
lion, @ritiI6z zSnbien auf uabeau Die
gIei1e Stdrte. StaIieu odblt 1.2 Mils
lion. Damn foIeen; RumGnien nit
$4,000 Mierito nit 100000, Spas
nien nit $4,000 uno 9tuitrolisn nit
250,OO0 pferben. Die iibrigsu 16
Miriouen perteiIen iib ouf Die uuses
nannten 26nDer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

10 @nibeiIe Citizens Nat 9oni ~ ASA
70 slHibeiIe Goni GaS g & 9 com 1isN
90 smibeiIs gonf @os 6 g & 3 piO.iie
10 NnibeiIe Sabiou ebem Co.. 80
10 sInibeiIe 5irit National eonf i45N
80 eInibeiIe 6irii Rational eaui i45
80 eInibeiIe 6irft NaiionaI gani .145k
80 anibeile GioeIit0 1mis 90. s 500
8 smibeiIe WlarpIano eamalio SO ses
> auibeiIe Goriberu GeutraI Mb so,s
800 Nnibelle uuiieo aoiImobs Co. 27ls
$4,000 9osoeu OIL Ger Css S......io2
1000 Gn 9oru 5ueI Der. 100
5000 ga Gar Nortb ter ........ 1924
1000 @a y @ans (g - notes 100
1000 Gep Or. 0ob & chic Ser. ..... 5oA
1000 unlieo aailpops l. 4er. ........ SO
1000 uniieO aaimaos inc 4er....... olh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Sin 0anfldlrsibeu.
Or. Seramer an oen nGoncoroia.
Gurnuerein" in San 0ieeo, Sal.

Xurnoeretn" IN San Etego, Sol.
9SbiIaoelpbia, t9. gluglit.
Sic ,,Siio.6aIifornia Ceiitid5e 3ei-
hne" pelde in San Gieeo eribeint,
beri1tet in ibrer. Dem @oritanOe oes
9lntiouolblmOeS 5ugeaoneenen gIrs.
oobe bonn A. gluguIt pie folgt:
n9IIf Die Dor Gltr5em erfolgte Stel-
lmennbme OeS bieiigeu .,GoncorOia.
Eirnpereins" fir Oen .Geutid.9Imc.
rifnniiheu 9lntionalbuno" eegen ole
9lneriiie Oes Organs oes v9loro-
glmerifdniiden Surnerbunoes" bat
Or. 6. s. Seramer, Der Er6iioeut
oeS Observation-Disclosures 9iatio.
nolbimOeS", Dem ,Goncoroia.Eirn.
Derein" pIeeuoeS Shreiben 5ueebeu
Iollen;
9SbilooeIpbia, t3. SuIi 1916.
SSSin Bette Sbrer ireunoliheu Sci.
len bonn z. oS. W1tS. imO ser ginlagc
gIbidrift ser 3eloIution - bite
i'd 81 bemerfen, OaB mir Sbre trell
oeutid.amerifauii6e Salhine iinO Die
onerfennenOen @orte fir Die patrio.
tiibe 9[rbeit lniereS 9aationalbunoes
gut get6on baben. Zen Wlitglieoern
Oes @ereins imieren niifrihtigen
Cant fir ibre llnteritiibimg imo Gr'
multiplying fir ole groBe Sohe OeS
gtotionoIbunOes eeseniiber tIeinliHen
engber5igen 9lneriiien.
9}odmolS ber5liben Tant mo
ireunolide @riiBe an oIte 6reunoe
un0 @etreuen.
Sbr cree6ener 6. s. Seramer,
9rdiioent Ocs ~Gentib 9Imcritani-
ihen 9lationnlbunOes."
Ofhuuwr,fpu Mo hPu .Neuflfhfn Vnrrrfnnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
@ih bic etraaenpniinnten.

Sn ser oitlicben @oIiaeiitotion wiir.
Oe 6rou Celia @enoerion, Die on Der
@oitern.glbenue, nobe @olfe. Strobe,
wobnt. sur 8obhtng elmer Strofe
BON So uno Soften Oeriirtbeilt, neil
ibr Slno Die an Der Ebiire ooriiber-
gebenOen StroBenpoiionten gebifen
botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
3n nerfanfen.

0glhta fit acnte, bic IN 6uriis gaS iuObucn.
@eben Gle iic6 Die neuen Sduier IN Dem
1000 9lod Der &euuinotOn,AOeuue, nit 8eran'
ben an Der fSrOnt an 9lue Nequemlidfeiten,
MODERN bis in aae @in5elbeien. Wlan ne1me
Orleans ooer Curtis Bah 9eitriibe, iieiee an
Der @uriisglbenue unO @Oprebs StrnBe nb llilo
Inter ben oben erpdbnien Sdnfern beiinoeu
iidD me6rere H1oen
@eoinaunaeH oem sfdilier pnieno.
9laent an Srt uno Steue tdeli6 uno Conn
tags.
g8nlter s. MeItp6al,
Geeni6iimer uno 9aunnternebmer.
419-20-2t W,unIeN Suiloing.
(gMei7-,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

II eiierne Sebier imo eiIerne Gro
iheu b6tten mir olHdIih. SSebt bin
ih Mos oif sic eiiernen Sunoert,
Wlorflheine oeipountl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Vln @apitalsVlnIcger.

wcIme 81 Iparrn tuituiden unb grOAe ober
tleiue @nmmen Gelb IN Bn0r pber In mnndt-
lihcM MbSlblungen anleaen wplen, iuc es Nd
IN einlAen Sabrem mclr iUle UerbUppdt. gpir
6fIerren gruRe Gut 9eleaeHe 0Irnnotilne IN
Btlla WDOn, Der neuen @orltnot. Hegen
Staten erbnlteu. 0jruhSnide 62K bel 25O,
aunl 1876 bel 2hO, fit meiliger nle Sentc pro
GnabrdtinN. 1btrb bnlo 10 Neuts pro Onns
bFntlHk UegtB ielu. Gementirie Wnngiue8e, ma
tnbaminrte etrnnet, llrlnnoe unb Wnrnntit beS
Sltels init ctmDeidlionen; clue @elegenDett fir
erbene6cit. Wlnppcn, BilOer nub oDne Gln8elus
otiteH 81 erbaften Dun
9tidarO H. GDOf,
RF. IA, pit-eu iHgtOn. etra0e
talt--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
8u OerfGnfeH.
Seine fir Gcbcnsscit.

Seime fir 2ebcnsaeit.
Rat menm aus 36 iibris. Mn Der geeaieite beS
500 gfods gsurb.YlobtHIrH.St .Strahe,
5ipiicben 0lcGloerrbs rno Setierion'SiroBe
m1ooerne, 5eteemdBe @eranoas5ronts8duler.
@reis $1,000. Viebriger Wrnnb5tnc.
@te entbaien 6 8immer llno Bno, baben
@ass iino @leiiriihe pelcbier, @rainaoesYIH'
@entraIbei5une i'm seller, ao6enofcH IN Der
Ride etc.
wian nebme wlonument SiraBe9lelirilte
SBe 6. z. Gallagher Olealb.GOntpanb,
Naran.eynebmcr.
9f9-92O WlunlcI ynllbina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

800 Qlder dbaeboI3ies Qano In @uiIer.
@ouuiO WdIiouri benz fiiniiiqeH @orienlano
W{iiiourS Netrd6tider 9ol86eano no6 aui
Dem 9Gnn. glnes trodenes ldno, feline Suulr
pie; ounfler, tieier, le5miQcr 9ooen GieS 1T
eine quite Gei9dfis. .GeIe9eiibet fir einen WIaHn
nit etmuS @elo Oerbeilern Gle oas Hano nit
geringen llnioiien uno oeriauien Gle es oann
bis $1,000 bro glder &reis $250O pro Elder
425 glder Srudt uno 9airD 9ano. 30 Wielen
fholid0 bon ct. GouS, "A Wleile BON Wdiiiis
Pgi5I 4 gseleg BON SFisco SaPR9Sl 9Isis
$500 pro 9lder gSegen 8eonprnaen uno
@in3ebeiieH id)reiben Gle on SObn Sertcr,
CT. GcncOeOe Wlu. (glnqt9-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

@orii6t. II Sic (auf ocm
StunocsamD. n9itte, lnteridreibc
Oh 8ueritE
Ole eiierne 8eit. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
SSras' @ilbeIm NAL.
son 9SouI g8iuon6.

arieeseebiIfsiefretdr.
lin Oieien Griee 81 @nO' 81 bringen,
WluB man ole 0eutiden all be5lpin'
gen,
8ernihten muB man oos @eihleht,
Yiit Shtnpf m0 StieI, NIT Soui
uno Sooren
Iusrotten uliB man oie @orboren-
Spro6 Wiir0ie 0erbp. .-Gr bot&edtl
Sm 6eI6 nit S6wert, gIei unb
Soubite.
SIN 9luslono bilft oie nSdpar6e
2iite,
@efons men reidt mon's Sunsertub,
9en gliittern, S6lgIineen oobeime
yfnubt 5ett umo Ntilh man, inO i'm
Seine
@rItidt ole 9rut. 3 Gilt ser @eriud
Qie gdirnberger bGneen feinen,
Sic baben ibn oenn; ims niu l1ei.
nen,
2oro Gerbp, gu meiBt oos nod nidt,
Gu boIt oen Gopf mobl boiler 8niffc,
@ilt ouD wobl idwoh man bon 8e.
griffe,
0ies Dir 5u lneen, beiidt oie Bfliht
9(ub biIt Oh 2orO, ldeints ldIedi
berotben;
Soft obgeididt lbon Oiel SoIooten,
glud &ithner'n feiner bringt 9e.
ribt:
8ie2 no? unO mann iino toot al
triegen
0ie 0eutihen Oeneu ltort Oas Sic.
gen
SSm 9hltc licgt 10 mics geihiebt.
S0r', coler 9rite, iolde Sa6en
SIN &onoinmOreben iino 5u maben
llno finOerleidt menn man's Der
ltebt;
8mei nimmt's gepobnlid, unO Wenn
bei0e
9(n ioIden Streihen boben 6reuoe,
Sch ib nibt elm, marmm's niht eebt
fSroe' @ilbeIm NAL, Oh feline @rauen
Gid, obne mudlen lalien bauen
llno obtbm, 70 mics Dir beliebt.
llno oomL menn iie ibr Sauort ge.
ben,
So, Oonn mr mog's Die gSelt er'
leben
Dab feinen 0euticbeu es mebr eiebt
Gin GleiuOO nnr blie6 mir Deriust
gon Saul @ienauo.
Nlibt CAB Oos oIte @oterIouo
gSos icb eriebnet beiB;
Seer 900 i'd ans lmo fern i'd fonr
Ges @uteu oiel, 0ur6 6leiB.
Sin aleinoO mr bIieb mir Oeriagt
DoS foitliher ais @oI0,
0os nihtS eriett. oos nidt beriagt
Gie !Seimotb trout imo boIo.
9Iur cine Seimotb fennt oos Ser5
&ommt nimmer bon ibr los;
Sn boditer SreuO, in tiefitcu
Shmerd
Sebnt iid's nod ibrem SdOoB.
Gs lebt 0obin gleidb uie I'M Trom
@enieBt rno miro nidt iott;
Sm6reu0enbedcr liebt's nurSdatm
GS trinft unO bleibt 0od matt.
ydr cine Seimotb, feline oluei,
Gos oeutide Ser6 pobl fennt,
Bon alien nSDpbennismns" frei
Die Oeltibc iein es nenut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

@ert0ufe mif ser bieiieen glftieu.
b6rIe.
30 gIuibelle Baltimore electric pio. 42M
10 eInibelle Goshen oil com ...... II
20 e!ntDeiIe Goshen Oil pio~-... as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
gtrIanst im 9Inesmsinen.


Wlann uno Srm aui 8nrm bel 9odebsoiue,
Wlo Wlnnn eriabren i'm @arten etc, 5rai ilr
Rocben uno allQemeine Sunsarbei IN fleiner
sSanIilie Qobn $4,000 rro Wfonat eini0lieB'
lidD aolt uno 6elm Ydcb5uraeen 5ipiihen
10 llbr Wloraens uno 6 llbr glbenos in gt'
ibope gDgeleaoeH, gir ~, Morn. .6rOnt'StraRe.
(QuiQ20-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
3m berfaufeu.


snrnt. 25 glder. 9uneaIow, 100 5rrdts9dlts
me. tiir S2S00. init leidten 9c0tngmngen. $1,000
0bpoi6ef. W(elen bon Wdoole Ribcr Yidds
5uiraaen bel @eter WieHcief 9engies Statiun,
GaiterusQlDcnmC.0iuao. (@ug20-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

0l0unncniru, bic ben ,,nenidlcn Torreippn.
brntcn" nldlt phHftlidl poer uHreaglmdRtg era
baltcn, linb aebcigl, ber Office bnDun per Sele.
pron sber idriilin AN,SA<aAug 6u ma@su.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

NOfd66bem terlamgt,
iiber 16 Sabre alt. Wuter GOBu;
itetigc SeIdGftisuns. 9lud5nfruscn
IOfOrt bel
she GrOmn GOrf &c Seal GO.,
Gaiteru 9IOe. nuO IL. Stry
(9lue16-22) 6isblauStOwn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

Gin Itarfer Sunoe, lin i'm 94elnieuer az ar'
beten Wtan nOrellire: 1Uppcr, WlcC9aiu x &C.,
B44 Woro-GbarieS.str., baltimore, wlb.
(gIna32
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Mrrlnnnt.

2anobmfes al nberfebmen Wlann nit grfabs
rnq in @artens mo 5armarbeiien, Srnu oils
A1c6in. SSeineS Sdus nit Baoe5mmer etc.
8eieren5en berlangi Olan aoreire pWl. d.,
9entider SDrreiponbeHt (Nua2O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

%eutiber, fpridt enqlii6. "a Sabre oil, le'
bia, nni lidl nit $4,000 az iiadpeiebar gni'
iiebenoem @ef1dit an bei6elleen. 0ferien nit
uusfiibrIideH glngnben ridDte man al ,,SDE
g. ~ 90, Seutid1er GDrrcipUnOent.
(ghAt8-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
9eiratbsaclnm:

Sin hmeer ocuiidcr HRonn, 90 Sabre olt,
pinidi ole @eianntnat elnes oenilnen
qSGes aSqse & ' s. Si psmtsr DfSS TsTqR SSrasSonSsa @
(Qlnn2O-22l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

@erIanal:
@erLanat:

Sin augemeiner Sarmarbeiter;. TuB niids
fern, ileiBie nno ein guter Wselfer iein. Netn
oernen @inri0hngen uno 6eMerDo5 9eltelert.
yta6Diraeen WloniaQS lino Wdttipods IN Su'
real bon SO1n g. 0lpltcr, Iranlltn gntlon9'
9Orbuit'Gde OoH Baltimore nno Nortb'straRe'
A(gluq19-2D
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-18
HAWAII ACQUIRES CHANNEL WHARF
BY ORDER FROM PRESIDENT WILSON
Habo Board This Afternoon Votes for Plan TO Draft Tena
tive Sketch of Huge Pier-8oa Houses Will Be Affected
By PanS-StuCte of Concrete and to Be 925 Feet Long


wharf
925foot
from planter to Pier
territory
territory
ed in vicinity
Myrtle boathouse the kunau
Young Brothers,
Approximately contained
Pnkham of the site is
military This is
feet
the drafting the plans
building the wharf
a lumber
and r. Macauay
of dredging.
unlimited pilot
opinion correspondence
steamship office
Hio, is
the board this
Charles r. Forbes.
build three 60Gfoot
Kuho wharf
will g.
their while tied
side bulkhead.
make borings a wharf Lahaina, Maui
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-18
SIBERIA COMES
BACKAS X. \.
STEAMER TODAY

Honolulu welcomed back the Sibe
ria today. She returned as the T. K
K. steamer Siberia ,Maru. When she
made her last call at this port more
than year ago, on September s, 1915
also coming from Yokohama, as she
did today, she was the Pacific Mail
liner Siberia.
With her sides still bearing the out
line of the huge white painted letters
american" also a big American flag,
which protected her from submarine
attack on her voyages from New York
to Europe and back, the Siberia
docked at Pier about 10:30 and will
steam for San Francisco at 9 o'clock
tomorrow morning, taking the next
mail. This afternoon the federal in
spectorS of hulls and boilers, Joseph J.
Meany and Thomas J. Heeney, gave
the Siberia her first inspection as a
Japanese steamer calling at an Amer
iean port.
Taking the run of the wrecked Chi
yo Maru, lost March 81 when she ran
aground on Lena island. near Hong
kong. 10 per cent of the Siberia's crew
consists of seamen from the Chiyo,
while three of her officers, A.. E.
Evans, chief steward; n. Hasegawa,
chief clerk, and G. ishii, chief engin-
eer, are survivors of the lost t1rbiner.
Capt. K. Hashimoto is the Siberia's
new commander.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-18

of Lemesnil was repulsed The Ar.
gonnes. and Meuse sectors were live
ly with artillery fire today.
In the eastern theater on Prince
Leopold's front and west of Luck.
Linsingens front, we again defeated
strong hostile attacks in which the
Russians again used large masses OF
men. Since early morning they storm
ed ten times with concentrated col
umns, but the Hanoverian and Bruins
wick troops stood fast
Elsewhere along the line the at
tacks were made toward evening, but
all have failed with great losses.
The fire against Gen Bothmer's po-
sitions lasted most of the time until
darkness interrupted, alternating with
charges But all the infantry attacks
were repulsed and here the enemy
suffered heavy defeat.
The guards, fusiIiers and Pomeran-
ian troops. grenadiers, pursued the re-
treating enemy and conquered the
foremost enemy trenches on a front
of two kilometers, bringing IN 36 Of
ficers and 1900 men and 10 machine
guns.
Archduke Carts front: The advance
of the Russian battalions October Is,
near Yamnica, north of Stanislau, had
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-18
LURLINE TOUCHES
ROCK AT IA. N.
BUT GETSCLEAR
MatSon Steamer Grounds While
Between Makapuu Point and
Koko Head Early Today

While steaning between Makapuu
Point and Koko Head about o'clock
this morning nearing this port, the
Matson steamer Lurline from San
Francisco, rubbed her stern on sub
merged rock The shock was felt by
several passengers. who say the
steamer grounded but cleared the OBJ
struction and did not come to stop.
She arrived off port at daylight and
docked at 7:30. officers of the steam
er made no mention OF the accident
this morning and such facts concern.
ing it as are available were learned
from passengers. The local agent,
Castle & Cooke, said ii had not receiv-
ed any report of the grounding.
According to one passenger, the lin
or grounded about o'clock, with the
rays from the Makapuu Point light
house shining brightly and plainly visi-
BILE from the vessel. This man felt
The shock when the steamer struck
the rock He stuck his head out Of
the port hole and said he could hear
the surf breaking on the beach. There
seemed to be two distinct shocks.
Another passenger said the steam
er took two or three inches of water
from the dent made In her stern.
The Lurline moved from Pier 10 to
Pier Is about 10:30 this morning A
diver will be employed to see what
damage the hull has sustained and
whether il will Re necessary to put
her in drydock here for repairs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-18
GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABLEGRAMS

German Headquarters, Oct. Ion
the west front Duke Albrecht's line
in many places last night and today
there was lively patrol and artillery
activity. On Prince Rupprechts front
our positions on both sides of the
Somme we're violently shelled, but the
fire was answered Our observation
aviators cooperated effectively against
hostile batteries. J.. e. !
In the evening the enemy attacked
north of the river against the connect
ing links of Guedencourt and Sally.
south of the river. Near Guedencourt
the charges broke down in a curtain
of fire and they failed near Sally and
Fresnes in hand-to-hand fighting,
which still continues.
IT. Our battle flyers have brought down
six machines. three of which were
behind hostile lines.
On the Crown Princes front in
Champagne French advance north
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-18
JAPANESEC comes
TO TO
BEGIN WIRELESS

E.itaro Yokoyama of the Department
of communications in Japan arrived in
Honolulu on the Siberia Maru this
morning from the Orient. He will re-
main here for three weeks arranging
for the wireless, service between Ka-
huku and Fu1ihashi, Japan. =
When seen today Yokoyama said:
There is no doubt about the wire
less system being success from Ha-
vail to Japan. AS a matter OF fact
the messages could be sent today, and
experimental tests which have been
held prove that the service will be OIL
the best The Japanese government
owns the wireless station at Funiha-
shi. and arrangements will be made
between the Japanese government and
the Marconi Wireless Company of AM
erica. .<. ~:
II expect to have an opportunity to
inspect the local wireless station here,
and will make a report After leay-
ing Honolulu | expect to go to San
Francisco, Chicago and New York,
where contemplate investigating the
wireless systems in use there From
the United States expect to 60 to
England"
Yokoyama is a guest of S. Awoki,
manager of the Yokohama Specie
Bank.
Yokoyama is the inventor of the
Japanese wireless telephone. which is
now in use by the Japanese govern
ment on the islands of Toba, Kamishi-
ma and Toshima. The distance trav-
ersed by the telephone is about nine
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GOVERNOR SAYS
RAYMOND STORY
ABSOLUTE LIE
you Can Put 1t Down in LARGE
LETTERS, Too,' Ne Adds.
In Interview

such stuff as dreams are made OF,
is the manner in which territorial of
ficials at the capitol today classify a
report printed in a morning paner to
the effect that plan" mas been ar,
ranged whereby DR.. ]. H. Raymond
present candidate for senator from
Maui, is to be appointed to the office
of secretary of the territory If defeat
ed in the present campaign. :.~
Governor Pinkham went even far.
ther than to classify the plan story
as an idle dream. ...:.s . ." =.
1T is an absolute ie,''' he declared,
and you can put that down in black
letters if you want to The territorial
secretary is appointed by the presi-
dent through the secretary of the in
terror. ! have not even taken into
consideration any names for recon-.
mendation to the president" t." IL. -.
Secretary Thayer today authorized
the Star-Bulletin to publish the state
ment that he intends to resign on Jan.
uary I. = 49,. IL: ... l.: =.
Il intend to resign on the first OF
the year" he said, "and have so in
tended for more than year. My only
reason for not announcing it sooner
was that the governor asked me to
wait for time. ....". -. -. .-..~
Furthermore. did not know just
when | should send in my resignation
and so did not care to give out the
news of my resignation ahead OF time.
THE story of the Raymond bargain
is absurd | know nothing about it
and undoubtedly should be informed
of it # such a thing were being
planned. ..'< r.: 49,. .:.*
Governor Pintham said today:
"Mr Thayer has at various times
intimated that he might resign from
office for two reasons; First. that of
flee is not overcrowded with work. and
second, if he is to continue in legal
practise he felt that it required more
attention and wider scope than the of
flee consultation that he had main
tanned with his former clients. .....
Recently he has emphasized this
latter point of view, but has not taken
absolute steps necessary to the lib
erty he feels his profession requires.
1t is dt his option to do what he Je-
lives best for his personal interests"
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SHINGLE, CANDIDATE IT,.
FOR SENATE, GOES TO
COAST ON BUSINESS DEAL

Robert w Shingle. president of the
Waterhouse Trust Company and can
didate for senate on the Republican
ticket, sailed for the coast on the
Matsonia this morning on an import
ant business deal. -.s =..< ;. ...
Several rumors centered about his
flying trip. One is that he is going
on the Lanai island deal about which
there have been numerous reports
another that ii is in connection with
the disposal of property which may
be acquired by a hui" figuring on
bidding for the Mahuka site next Sat
urday, r.. -. -.
Still another is that it is to negotiate
on behalf of local interests for the
sale of site to mainland hotel in.
tereSts. .-... -. -
Shingles large vote in the recent
primary election placed him out of
danger of defeat in the general elec,
tion. November Z, Republican leaders
say, and they do not fear that his alb,
sence during the campaign will hurt
him. He expects to arrive home an
election day. +:........
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as little success as the attacks against
the summit of Decoman In the Car
pathians. South of Dornatvatra our
troops have conquered heights east Of
Neagara rivulet.
Transylyanian war theater: The Ru-
manians oppose resistance still on
pass roads
East front: South and west Of
Kronstadt basin the situation is gem
orally unchanged.
Balkan war theater: In the Dobrud-
ia district there is nothing new. On
the Macedonian front local attacks
near Gradbenica south OF Monastir.
and on the Czerna and north Of Md
erplanina nave been repuIsed.
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Late News AT A Glance
RAYMOND INDIGNANTLY DENIES RUMoR

CSarBuI Ietn by Muu res
to s
in
..-< AMONG GOLD" AUTHOR
AssOcIt Press Service by
18-Eben
Cold" died typhoid today
HURRICANE SWEEPS FROM
"A a
this afternoon
timber.
-." CHINESE FOREIGN POST HARD
in affairs He
t4sieh appointment
ella to be Of mo
AMERICAN AVIATOR KILLED IN FRANCE?
1s-Leut William Thaw exYaIe
distinguished
killed action according to " from S. Walker
they have had such
moth