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creido y sligo creyendo, que eli mejor
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-01
WOMEN AS TOOLS OF
GERMAN C0NSPIRATORS

NEW YORK, n. Y, Jan. 1.-THE
probe that the United States govern
ment is pushing deeper and deeper
into the vitals of the pro-German plot
against this government, and to VIC
lations of the neutrality of this coun-
try has now shown that the Berlin
authorities have been employing prom
inent society women in America as
tools and agents to further their plans.
Through the secret agent in this
country of Wilhelmstrasse, Capt.
Franz Won Rintelen, who is now held
by the British government as a spy,
these women we're supplied with large
sums of money. Letters found in the
baggage seized when ven Rintelen was
arrested have thrown flood of light
on the underground methods pursued
by this man and his dupes III the
United States.
Won Rintelen is now in the Tower
of London awaiting execution. He has
such a fund of valuable information
that his death has been postponed
from time to time in the hope that
he would confess to save his life. But
he has stood firm and says that he
isn't afraid TO die.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-01
IN WAR ARENA
ATHENS PROTESTS ARREST
OF CENTRAL STATE CONSUIS

LONDON, Eng. Jan. 1.-The action
of Gen Sarrail, commander-in-chief of
the allied forces at Salonika, in ar
resting the consuls of the Central
Powers nd their families and staffs,
Powers and their families and stats,
in the harbor, has aroused strong
protest from the Athens government.
The arrest of the consuls of nations
with whom Greece is not at war, is
termed high handed violation of the
sovereignty of Greece" by many of
the Athens papers which comment
upon the affair.
Reports from Entente sources an
nounce that Gen Sarrail was compell-
ed to take stringent measures against
Austrian, German and Turkish rep
resentatives because of the constant
stream of information they were send
ing to their governments from within
the Allies lines.
The matter was brought to climax
by the raid of German aeroplanes, evil
IDENTIFY directed by spies inside of the
city.
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CONDITIONS ARE
IMPROVING IN
NORTH MEXICO
Telegraph Lines Opened Up and
Optimistic Feeling Now
Prevails

Associated Press by Federal Wireless
Ell PASO, Texas, January 1.-Tele.
graphic communication between Jua.
rez and Mexico City has been resumed.
The wires which have been cut for
weeks have been repaired at last.
In northern Mexico there is a gen.
eral feeling of optimism, and it is re-
ported here that industries are pre-
pairing to resume business at once, or
as soon as arrangements can be made.
Ignacio Enrique has been installed
as governor of Chihuahua, under the
Carranza administration, and General
Gabriel Gariera has ASSUMED command
of the garrison at Juarez. In ASSUME
ing charge General Gariera issued a
statement, in which he declared that
it is his intention to turn the worst
city in all the world into model
one"
He hopes to be able to bring ideal
conditions there physically, morally
and financially" His first move was
to rid the place of the gamblers. who
have infested it for years, and last
night not game was to be found
running anywhere in the city
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AUSTRIAN NOTE
PLEDGES SAFETY
Of TRAVELLERS
u. S. Officials Gratified at
Assurances From Vienna
Government HI.

+ Associated Press by Federal Wireless +
WASHINGTON. d. c.. January L
Austria Hungary has formally assured
the United States that there Will be
no more sinking of unarmed and help
less merchant ships by Austrian sub.
marines. This assurance comes in the
answer TO the second American note
on the sinking OF the liner Ancona,
and was received here yesterday from
Ambassador Penfield at Vienna.
Unless merchant craft when attack
ed by Austrian divers resist the at
tack. or fee when ordered to halt, the
commanders of Franz Josef's navy will
not resort to the torpedo until all
passengers have been safely placed in
boats ...>...' 49,. -.
Promise Is Satisfactory. =. r..
This promise is regarded here as
much more satisfactory than that Civ
en- by Germany, following the demands
made upon Berlin in connection with
the killing of women and children on
the Cunard1 liner Lusitania, and Off.
cials of the state department do not
hesitate to say that they believe that
Vienna will keep her word. hi.
In other respects Vienna's answer to
Washington's demands eoncede practi-
cally all of the cardinal points covered
in Mr.. Lansing's last note. ...... -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-01
POOR OLD JEFF
GIVES HAWAII
FINAL WALIOP
Former District Attorney Says
He Left Country For the
Good of His Soul
Associated Press BY Federal Wireless ]

f Associated. Press by Federal Wireless ]
SAN FRANCISCO CAL Jan ~
JET McCarn. former United States dis
trict attorney for the Territory OF Ha-
wall. reached San Francisco today ON
board the steamer Great Northern,
with a full account Of his struggles 10
be honest and happy in his job in
Honolulu and how impossible be found
il 10 DE either the one or the other
and remain in the territory
That's why rendered my resigna
ton TO President Wilson said the
former offee-holder.
y wanted 10 be upright. fearless.
duty loving and happy. But above all
! wanted to be honest as man ane
as an official There is not enough
Of that quality in the islands. hoped
/ might add u il.
but ! found that try as ] might
could not remain honest and remain
happy not in Honolulu The thing
cannot he done. At least. I could not
do IT,
You have no idea Of the conditions
that prevail in Honolulu. which is a
pretty place. Why man can't call
his soul his own down there So when
discovered that I might not live
honestly and happily quit. That is
all there is TO say about my resigna-
ton.
NO, ! was not told to resign"
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king BOOZE HAS
FINALfLNG in
WESTERN CITIES
New Years Eve One of the
"WetteSt" in History: Left
over Liquor Floods Sewers
Associated Press by Federal Wireless /

4 Associated Press by Federal Wireless
SEATTLE, Wash. January j. -
Washington state is dry today. but
Seattle was wet enough last night
10 satisfy the most ardent advocate Of
anti-prohibition in the land. Nor was
this city alone In bidding damp
farewell TO 1912 and liquor at one and
the same time. Dispatches. from Spo.
Kane and Tacoma report that those
cities, which today have entered the
dry column" last night went the lin
II" and that there was hardly enough
Eine and liquor to supply the demands
OF their New Year jewellers.
In this city conservative estimates
put the amount of money spent for
liquor since December Is by men wish
ing 20 forestalI the period of drought,
at close TO a million dollars Some
estimate more than double this.
Booze Stocks Gone.
With midnight the CITY as whole,
however, went dry" and saloon keep.
ers admitted that they were glad when
the time for closing came. Their
stocks had been depleted to such an
extent that it was difficult to buy a
drink in many places after three
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
In Spokane, reports assert. all cafe
records were broken by the trenlen-
dons volume of business done. The
city determined to make of its New
Years celebration one that should
long be remembered One OF the ho-
tells mounted real cannon on its
roof and punetuated the evenings hill
arity with tremendous explosions
Farewell booze" yelled the crowds
when the ringing of bells and the
footing OF hundreds of whistles an
nounced that il was 1916.
All Sold In Tacoma.
sdn Tacoma pretty much the same
state OF affairs was reported. The
cafes there were also sold out for the
most part early in the evening, and
the supply ran short even in the larger
places In that city.
Boise, Idaho. however, had plenty
and to spare, and what was left after
the New Years celebration was poured
into the city's sewers at midnight.
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kWoNesl PROVINCE REvoLTs.
Especial to the Liberty NeWs.l

Especial 10 the LtDerlN ENeWS.l
SHANGHAI, Dec. 31-Kwongsi
province has formally declared its in
dependence The governor of Kwong.
81 was imprisoned by the revolution.
airy soldiers when he refused To join
the movement.
Provincial troops of Yunnan have
begun to march northward to Hupeh,
where there is monarchical garrison,
which has remained faithful to Yuan.
Efforts will be made to obtain the
peaceful surrender of this garrison,
but should its commander insist on re.
naming in the ranks of the monar-
chists plans have been made TO carry
the place by storm.
Kwaichou soldiers have also de
clared their independence of the Pc
king government. and the governor
has been imprisoned by the muffin
GERS, who offered him his chance to
repudiate his allegiance to Yuan, but
he refused.
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ASTOR Created
BRITISH BARON
King George Hands Title ito
Wealthy Hyphenated
BritiSher
Associated Press by Federal Wireless

/ Associated Press by Federal Wireless
LONDON, Eng. Jan. Barron viii
liam Waldorf Aston That is the way
the ex-American millionaire's cards
will read in future. Mr. Astor's ambi-
tions of years have been gratified at
last, for his name was among the New
Years honors made public yesterday
The other barons created by King
George are Lord Charles Beresford.
Alexander Henderson, ID. A. Thomas.
Captain Cecil Norton and others.
King George sent to President Poin-
care a message voicing his gratitude
Tor the close friendship between the
two countries. and declaring that ''the
sufferings and sacrifices of our sol
diers and sailors has ] believe, rem
dered indissolubIe the relations be-
tween France and Great Britain"
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KING ALBERT SENDS
GRATEFUL MESSAGE

WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan T.
Among the New Years greeting from
foreign governments received at the
White House yesterday was a tele-
gram from King Albert of Belgium.
In this message his majesty said that
never can the people of his country
forget what America has done for
them in their hour of trial. and he
asks President Wilson to convey to
the American people his own per-
sonal sense of the veal of human
kindness shown to him and to his.
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MISSIONARIES RESCUED.

+ PICKING, jan 1.--Officials Of the
foreign legations here today have re
ceived information that the mission
aries at the Scandinavian mission at
Patsebolong. Mongolia, have been res
eued from bandits who attacked the
mission by government troops sent
to their relief by the Picking govern
ment as soon as the news of the as
sanlt reached here.
No details have been received of the
attack and it is not yet known wheth-
er any of the missionaries or their.
students in the mission were injured.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-01
FRISCO GIVES NEW
YEAR WARM RECEPTION

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan. / -
There we're the usual New Years Eve.
throngs in the streets and in the down
town cafes and restaurants last night,
to say Goodby to the old year and
welcome the new In spite of the
crowds There was exceptionally little
rowdyism and the police had but lit
tie TO do.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-01
INVESTIGATION Of
PANAMA SLIDES
NOW COMPLETED
Reports Say Scientists lndorse
GoethafS Method of Hand
ling the Problem

Associated Press by Federal Wireless
PANAMA, G.. a., jan 1.-THE com.
mission of scientists appointed By
President Wilson to investigate the
slides in the canal. zone has finished
its work but its findings have not yet
been announced -. :I.r,....t. ~.
No statement of these findings will
be made until the final report is hand
ed to the president II is believed,
however, that the commission has de,
cided to indorse the method of hand
ling the slides adopted by Col.
Goethals. .. -. 49,. -:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-01
KAISER WILL DECORATE
POLES FOR BRAVERY.

BERLIN, Germany, Jan. 1.-The war
office officially announced last night
that the kaiser has decided to show
recognition to the Poles who have
been serving with distinction, and
will award the coveted iron cross to
a large number of that race who have
won it by specifically heroic conduct
in action. n.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-01
CONGRESSMAN KENT
PROMOTES BILL TO HELP
INDECENT CONSERVATIVES

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan. Il
Congressman Kent of California last
night announced that he is planning
to introduce a bill providing for the
aid of INDECENT consumptives directly
through the treasury department, and
to standardize the treatment of the
disease Mr.. Kent said that Secretary
McAdoo has telegraphed to him his
approval of the proposed measure.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-01
REVOLlJTIONISTS
in China ELECT
new PRESIDENT?
Frisco Papers Announce Shen
Chun Shen Nominated
To Lead Revolt
Associated Press by Federal Wireless ]

II Associated Press by Federal Wireless I
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan L.
Chinese newspapers here got out ex.
ira editions last night announcing
that the reyolutionists in China have
formally appointed Shen Chun Shen
provisional president OF the reyoiu.
tionary government. nov in active re-
volt against Yuan Shih-Kai They alsn
announce that the province OF Kiang.
81 has joined the revolt, and that the
governor has been imprisoned by the
revolving troops.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-01
MUNITl0N CAR BLOWS
UP AND FIFTEEN DIE

LAREDO, Tex, Jan. Reports.
reached here last night of the killing
of IS men and women and the wound
ing of a score more when a box car
loaded with dynamite and hand gra-
nades for the Carranza troops at Mon
terey blew up on Thursday night. The
property damage was widespread and
many of the freight cars standing in.
the yards We're destroyed by the explo-.
sion. No intimation was given as to
the cause of the explosion.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-01
GERMANY TO HELP BuLGARS
FLOAT HUGE WAR LOAN.

BERLIN. Germany. Jan Lit was
reported here yesterday that the Bull
garian parliament has voted 100000.
600 francs for carrying on the war.
This step has been expected for some
time and German financiers are said
to have promised their aid in financ
ing the huge loan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-01
SAL AD0R CITIES
WRECKED BY QUAKES

SAN SALVADOR, Salvador. Jan. 1
Dispatches reaching here report
the wrecking of the cities of San Sal
vador, Las Flores and Talgua, Hon
duraS, by a temblor that struck the
western part of that country last
night. No details have been received
as TO the loss, of life or the amount OF
damage done, save that the last is
said to have been excessively large
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-01
PAcIFlSTS PLEASED At
DANISH RECEPTION

COPENHAGEN, January Mem
beers of the Foard peace party reached
this city yesterday. Tremendous
crowds were at the docks TO meet
them, and the police had trouble in
enforcing the order forbidding any
public demonstration in favor OF the
peace propaganda proposed by the
party.
While no official recognition will he
given the party here, 1t is understood
that plans have been made for a num-
Der Oh unofficial receptions, and that
several unofficial conferences with
leading men have been arranged.
Members of the party were delight
ed with their reception, and said that
not even in Stockholm, where they
were warmly received and where
crowds which gathered at the dock
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U. s. S. PENNSYLV ANlA
GETS NEW COMMANDER

Associated Press by Federal wirelessl
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. Capt
H B. Wilson. U. S. ~. has been or
de1ed to the command OF the T. S. S.
PENNSYLVANIA. He will assume com
maIid OF his new ship April L
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YELLOW JACK WIPES
OUT TREASURE HUNTERS

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless
PANAMA, c. T., Jan l-Another
dream of sudden riches has gone glim-
mering The yacht Academy, which
had on board party OF gold seekers
bound for a treasure hunt in the wa
tefs OF Terra del Fuega, has been sold
for 9 comparatively small sum. Four
of The crew are alive, and the others
are dead Of yellow fever.
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a sort of cold smell gives sailors warn
irg of the proximity of an iceberg
Rumania's requisition OF all mer.
chant ships is reported TO be pre-,
cautionary measure 10 prevent the
sale of any ships to foreign powers.
the colder.
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CHICAGO STUDENTS
FORM CADET CORPS

CHICAGO. H., Jan IA national
cadet corps has been formed here,
with the object of providing military
training for university students Sec
rotary of War Garrison is the honorary
president of the corps.
KING "..:. -: CHR
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WILSON'S SIT UP TO
SEE OLD YEAR OUT

HOT SPRINGS, Va. Jan. 1--Presi.
dent Wilson and his bride watched the
old year out and the new year in
together after day spent motoring
and golfing.