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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-17
BURNED BRIDGES DELAY
RESCrE OF COIONIsTs

I'll Paso. Mar. Mexicans burn
cd bridges OF the Mexico 4 North
western railway near San Pedro. fur
ther delaying the rescue OF American
Mormon colonists, II was stated here
today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-17

Portland, Mar 17--"Business Is
slow" recruiting officers declared to-
day, despite the prospect Of excite
ment through the American expedi-
tion into Mexico The months OF
February and March thus far show
fewer recruits than for any like
period In several years, II was stated
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-17
BRO0KLYN PASTOR TO
SUCCEED REV. w. II, HINsoN

Portland, Mar 17.~-Rev william
Russell owen, pastor Of Hanson Place
Baptist church, brooklyn, N. X, was
today notified Of his appointment as
pastor OF the white Temple OF Port
land. IIe suc"aAds Rev. w, D. Hin
son, who has aagned.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-17

PROBE CAUSE: s:
OFTl)BANT|A
SINKING
Officers Of Lost Liner Make
Affidavit Ship Was Torpe-
doed, and Berlin Indicates
Act Will Be Disavowed

Washington, Mar. lI--An invosti-
CATION has been ordered into the sink.
ing OF the Dutch liner Tubantia. with
Americans aboard. by an explosion
In the North sea. II was announced
today by Frank l.. Polk. counsellor
OF the state department.
Amsterdam, Mar. iT---Affldavits By
the first and fourth officers OF the
Dutch>liner Tubantia. sunk by an OK.
piosion In the North sea. declared
that the vessel was torpedoed. ac-
cording to. the admiralty's official
announcement telegraphed hero to-
day.
Oiiicers said they saw the torpedo.
A majority OF the survivors asserted
tho liner was torpedoed. but none
saw any trace OF n submarine.
Newspapers favoring the allies as
serted positively that the great liner
was torpeoded.
German sympathizers we're equal
~ positive that she struck mine.
Berlin, Mar, i7--If II Is clearly
shown that the Dutch liner Tuhantia
was torpeoded. Germany viii prompt
iy disayow the act and fully compen-
sate those who suffered by Il. senti-
ment here indicated.
Dutch dispatches. however. prac-
tcally agreed that the steamer sank
after hitting q floating mine In the
North sea. Admiralty officials re-
fused to comment upon the probable
ity OF German submarines cruising
near where the Tubantia went down.
London, Mar. tT--Lord Robert
Cecil, minister OF blockade, stated
today he had Official information that
the Dutch liner Tubantia. sunk by
an explosion in the North sea was
anchored and fully lighted when
struck,
------~---
London, Mar. i7--Fifteen are fear
ed to have perlshed In the sinking OF
tho dutch liner Tubantia, the Even
Ing Standard declared today. A life
boat containing that number is mis-
sing, and It Is thought the craft may
have been swamped.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-29
gaSerelusfi. .aOusert.

9ic whriiffreiln6e, Die seItern
| 9Iben0 6ie ghnifbaae bis airf ben alter
Iesten 8lab fiiaten. I'M oen groBen
poIniiden Slapierpirtuoien S%ndg
Faoerepsti pl boreu, mIBten iih ieDr
nit @eoulo rpappnen, 0enu obidcn Der
gesinn 0es Saon3erts, ipie iIblit, aui
giertei nndl adIt llbr angeieet mar, 10
llicB Der &iilntIer icine geuiinoerer
eine oolle balhe StlnIoe marten, bis
er allf Dem Booiltm erldEen uno aii.
bcroem ipdr auf ieine 8eiiung Die
geIeiidtllug Der Sale mif ein Winl.
mum re0lBlrt lporoen, io0ob in Dem
binteren 6beil oes garfetts eIne lpabrc
elgptiite 6initerniB berridlte. Ias
Bu5lifltm gob mebrfadJ ieiner unae.
bulb olIr6 Stlatlden glusorlid. obcr
Sos baIi Niles nidts. crit prijiie Bier.
tel Dor neuu llbr eridIen Paoereipsfi
un6 entidaoigte oanu init ieinem herr.
Iif4n Spiel Die @artenoeu rcidIidl.
S6IdJpn ieit Dem IeBten bieiiecn
9luitreten BaSereuSfis eule geraumc
8eit pergansen IT. 10 itno oieie Sabre
on benz SiinitIer altgenideinlih ipur.
los poriibergegangen gr III berielbe
erobc Girhioie sebliebei, er hat pom
ieinem sseler. pon ieirer pabrbaft il.
genolid)en Strait and nidt cas- GSe.
ringite eiugebili;t uno er 6cjaubette
aud eeitern ipie6er ieine 3nborerihuit
rmo rib iie 5n teiipieIIoieH Seifaas.
ititrmeH bin.
geanlcntIidh ole 9topin.ghHmmern
iparen es, oie oas gAtbIitlm iorinlih
eIeftrtitrte1 uni etne berrlidere,
poIen6ete 1ieoergabe, ais iUie ne
asaSerapsfi eeitern stbeno pen bteicn
9onrperfen bot, mare tbdtiddllich atbl
faiim oerrfbar. 9ie ted,niid,e @lan3.
bes 9lbenbs fpor Die Sonruec-
nddtstrmiut-8boiltaiie bon Dlenoels.
Gerner bra6te bas BRO
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Strabe, bic in einem Reitnurant a.
Der pite StraBe ais &elluertn an9e'
itellt 1T, mel0ete 9eItern DIR poli5s;
b1f i6r auf ibrem 2trbeitspIab cir
0tomantrtuq i'm 0ertbe ron $110
ahbduOen fam.
Ms oermibt puroe 9eItern Der
qpli3ei Geor9e Gurl, BON go. 5S02
Chamber StraBe, gsmeloei, Der am
Sauitug feline Dobuung oerlisB uro
ieitoem nitt mebr geie5cn iporpen
1T.
- On. Gbas. Ituler Don $40. 66i2
Carthage gite ipurbe eeitern oor
Ri6ter Bel f6uloia befunpen, in be-
truntenem 3uitanoe Elm Qlutomobll
QeIentt gu bdbeu uno gu elmer SeIos
itrafe BON $25 unb Soften perurtbetlt.
Or. Willer bate betunntlib por etni-
9en Wo6en, ais er nit mebrereU Be
tdnuten cine Spa3ierfGbrt mafte, nit
oem gutomobl umgeporfeR, Dobet
mebrsre Der 5beillebrler an Der Babrt
perlebt purDeH.
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Sleine 9SDliseinahrir

Die qori3ei puroe seitern Rad
mittaa aufgeforoert, auf ben 80 ,Se6re
alten Charles Gjetruan gu fdbnoeE,
BEN es geIungen lit. aus Der Srreus
onitaIt in Qougpiep gu entpeiher
Qtu9eb6riss Oes 6lu6tigsn uo9neH AM
QIt Qoams.
@iubrster tpuren IN Der Ra6t
pom Ronta8 gum 0ieuItag an Der
Oblp gpe. geiadftig unb madten ar
isbnli9e 9eute. Nus Der 0obHuus
Don 9eorge Snorr an Der Obio 9tot
uno 9rabam Strnbe pirben 9elJ-
laden unb SleioungsItiide i'm Wsrtbs
bon mebrersu buRbert Dollars, iopic
So in 8aar gsitobIsH, llnb aus Der
@pbuung pou Sarab Sertsr, yfo
2430 Cbio 2loenue, eHtlpenostsn
augeRi6einlib oieIeIben glitter pom
8redeiisn einsn Wontel I'M Bsrtbe
BON 500.
- Ola Sharp, BON go. 244 giie
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llniuiafOiumrner CAT.

Ginen b05it unungarebmsn geIus
der butteH in Der Ndtt pom UlputGg
gum 0isnitas Ritlas Gderlin, Don
Ro. 316 Warnsr StraBe. 2lIs er ges
gen bdl6 Spsi ubr Ulorgeu5 Our6 EN-
Ssrauid in isinsm S6laf5tmmer
oufiuadte, fa5 er iid ploBlid eiuem
baumlansen Strolb geseniiber, oeis
Zen untere @sii6tsbGIfte burdh ein
Suf, peroedt mar uno Der cine elettris
i6e glenolaterRe in Der 9ano bate.
GderIiu lieb ii6 ui6t perbliiffsn,
ioHberH Ipraus nit einem SoB aus
6em gstt unb rpollte oem Burden gu
2eibe, pOrairf bisisr bic 5Iu9t ersrifi.
Gderlin folste ibm auf Die Strube,
xrlor ibn jeoo6 i'm 9untel Der gtu6:
iebr balb aus ben 9lugen. gDie cine
fpdters llnteriuaung ergdo, mar Der
9urI6s our6 sin Geuitsr gu elmer
eroe. bas often Se6liebeu mar, etuge
fiegen.
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|2ouis u. Sdroeber 48, Canton, ..
l@Iara !6orn, 43, 4076 GiIton 2(Oe.
lSobn 8. Cabin. -36, 1764 popers
! Gtrabe.
l@ertruOe 8(ssfa, 30, 1912 Gog.s
ipoob 2tDeuIe.
lSo9n s.. Mentrup, 80, 1897 gialer
! Strabe.
lRboba Is. Bear, %, 1850 Sout6
Sim StroBs.
(9uniel 80. s6orutOn, 23, 2238
! &emper Zane.
lGmilb @olf, %, 1881 gabmtlsr
StraBe.
|@briit. aublmann, So, III 80. 12.
I StraBe.
lSbersiu Gria, "a, 648 0el6i Qpe.
(SOIepb q. MaOleusr, %, 1884 0als
nut Strabe.
lGdrris g. y2oG, %, 1896 Dolnut
Strube.
JGdrl e. 8e6bdrot, %, 4251 0i(s
ltdmfon gldce.
lWalinba M. Mlebger, 21, Sa.pooo
unb Belmont 4penus.
lGlarence 8. @reiTer, "a, Dent, 8.
lSli5dbstb g. @arion, 20, 2711
Wtontana g(penue.
lSobn Dm. Martin, %, 3S15 Mil.
Ter Strabe.
(4nna Wlartin, 1s, 1914 5offnsr
Strabe.
)paul Wie6e, 33, 224 Grofpn ctr.
l6ermine Grand, 48, oesgl.
(3fomas 3. Rortbcutt. &c, Mt.
I Gterling, &p.
lMucs psnnea, SO. 1879 gullan Ct.
(@burlss sOspisr, %, 325 Straigbt
! Strabs.
lSulia g. Wislanb, 21, 80 Suergms
Qnenue.
lRi6arb Ser5og, 90, 1868 Wtoretaub
! 4penue.
lRap Ssrmss, %. 1869 TIcUlidsn
2lpenue.
(So6n u. Srpssnep, SO. 755 W.us
! Strabe.
lWeargarst so. gapis, 80, bssgt.
(BiniielO q. Steel. 81, Detroit,
! Midigun-
leunice 5. @uarb, 90, gleoes, ..
(G6arles Simon SO, $50 SbinitO
! StraBe.
l2ois g. Sa6s, 2e, oesgl.
(Glarence Samuel, 20, 1914 airgO
! Strabe.
lgora Brill, %, 1914 2ingO Strub.
(Gsoree g. spadtHpar, "a, $40
I 2ublptp Qlnenue.
lU1arb 8. G[aris, 20, 5209 Cartilage
2lpenue.
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L'I3!uI93l!l;3a
9auiiasnngsieier fir oi. yrpteitsrp.
;-;eielbe finoet bente slbenb iu Der
WiuiifBale itatt.

alm WfittpofJ. Dem 80. gso'
peinber Cgsorabenb pom Iantia'
ailngstas), finbet, tpie idon beridtet,
in Der Miiiiifbale Die iabrIid)e glben0.
rruterbalting gum geiten Der Brotef.
torp aui Wet. glloerno lino bes ct.
8iu3ey anabenbeims al Der gaiit
Strabe itatt. Ter llmItano, oab Die.
ielbe oiesmal nitt ipie IN friiberen
,Sobren am 0onfiaglmgstaee ieI6er,
iorl0ern an albeno norber abgebnlteIl
luiro, III aui elm giitlides llebereih.
fonIlnen nit Dem bieiigen @ertreter
Der ,Snteritnte SperaGonpanp, Sern.
Niarr gpron, SSr., 5uriidJniiibren.
geiagte Gonlpagnie mill ndullih ON
Ianfiagnnestage 5ipei Boriteaimgen
in Der Whiiitbaae eeben, uno I'M ibr
cntgegen5nfommen iaben iib Die Or.
mertgrii6er bonn III. Srnn5isflls Der.
anlaBi. Die biesj1brige lluterboltlng
am glbenb Dor Dem Ganfiagungstage
IL peranitnlteil. sic thaten oieies
inn 10 bereittpilliger, als iif Serr
Uiarf Byron erbot, cine geipiiie @nt.
id,doiglngsiumme 6u 3ublen. gDir
limo iibrigens Der glniidt, 0aB Der
2lbeno Dor Dem 9anfiagimastdge iiir
Die BeranItaItlmg iid nod aiinitiaer
erfpeiisn biirfte, aIs Der 2lbsnp bes
6eittnges ielber. SoiientIi6 miro iid,
bieie glniidt aIs Die riftiqe eriueiien
lnro Die Riliifballe am 9tbenO oes
-. Ropember NIT 9eiuhern tbatidd).
LID iiberfiilIi iein!
Gin tpeiterer llHlftano, Der fir cine
erfnlgreid)e llnterbnltltns ipriht, lit
oer, bab oiesmaI oas 9rogrnnrn BON
aenlieniaen Der Iesti1brigen Inter.
haItirug gnn3 perid,ieben ipin wirS.
eS luirb nduilit etipas gansgeeiies in
slusiiht geitellt cine oramotiife
@oriteIlung. @egeben miro oieieIbe
Don oeH Stlioenten oes St. ;srorisis.
fus sfolleginms. rGSudro, DER pc.
tenner" 1T Der 5itel oes Dramas.
iueIfes 5ur sluffiibrlns sebra6t per.
ben ipirb.
On anbetrad,t oeiien irtS 6es Io6.
Iiflen 3pedes, Dem Die llnterbaItllng
oient. oarf man fiiglih NIT Reft er.
iparten. bah Dem llnternebmen nIlent.
baIben bic arSBtm6slifs llnttrs
ltlisling sutbeil piro. Die MariifbalIe
ioIlte geIegentlid oer llnterbaIklng
bis auf ben lesten @Iab beiest iein.
Eidets fir ben aHgerieinen Gin.
tritt lmo nuf reierpirte Site finb
iest Don benz Gireftorilim bes ct.
Rarsaretben.@ .@ereins gu boben un6
am 9lbeno Der llfterbaltims am
Iidetidalter Der @suiifbaIle. lin
'ster 8u gebeit oerfebe man Iih iest
fhoH NIT 5iietsI
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SOnntag abeHb. 10. 9e5smber, in Der
Wluiitbaae Elm aonsert itutt uno
Stpar unter Wiittpirtung bon brtt6uns
bert Sdngsrn. bic Dem Ssberdteb Gaz
tbolic Chorus entnpmmen iino uno
isit GINGER 3sit idon Yroben abbuls
ten. Serr Sermun S6uman, tpeIher
bic Sdhe nd4 ardften 5u f6rberu
fu6t, ipirb am SSreitag cine gOrpsrs
touisitele fir 9illets er6ifnen.
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Ganttag an oa5 po5Itbdtig gciirute
Nublitllm lmo bittet I'M 3uidtiI1ie jur
Getlmg cines 0cfijtts, bas trps lpar'
iauritcr TerlpoIt;tUg bislng uid]t ans
Der g8elt leihoiir lUer0eu tOHnte.
9onr3umeuolmRcn iinO an Den Setrr'
Tar Serrn . ~. Siggins 81 ridlteii
lno aleibcr, Groceries uitp. an Den
SupcrinteuOeltcn Der glritnIt.
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SugenOlefture.

IN DER Ceficnttiden 9ibLiotba
nno 5mar i'm %brer5irmcr. ftitort IN
ser I!Scdhe pom 4 bis 9. 3e3enlbcr cine
gusiieuung gutter 2siidler fir annben
uno aPaobe1l itatt. Die 9eiilher CT.
balten oaOnrd etneH nttriieIhben
0cguciier nat gutter o5lIgerloIettiirs
lmo iiir poiienOe MISUNDERSTANDING
fiir oie Sinber
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Observation-Disclosures

eoitis $. eelmins, SO, Carthage.
lemma Z. a.orins, "a, S45 Saire
2lpenue.
{Gbds. u. @dmitt, "a, 1895 gine
I Strabe.
l5enristta pute, %, Alb @arnsr
Strabe.
(5rant 5. SaniOn, Al. 1914 0q9a
ion StrdBe.
lglnna Wsffsl, "a. 1916 Queen
@itp IpeHue.
(Mbrtle g. Reinbart, %. 100 OH
I DrWeiden 4penue.
lGouiis Raltb. %, 212 Is. Strube.
)6rsb. 80. 1orpooh, 76, GbicGso, 81.
tpriscilla 20. JinuslI, 5s. 8ranb
SoteI.
lGIifforb aansborit 20, 1915 State
! 2lbsnis.
lelmmis SOOb, 20. 1o44 @esl.p
NUtHup.
(2ouis MObr, 80. 3615 9lsHmore
I Qpenue.
lSbo s. ganb, 30, Gbepiot, ..
}Soiepb 80. guia, %. 1916 Rain
! Strabe.
lgtbel $. Sdparb, 1s. 81 pests ct.
jGrso. 50. Wippsr, 40. Sartfpsu. 8.
lRoiina 6. gumpus. %. bessl.
}Malter g. patton, SO, 325 Sit 13.
I SiraBs.
lSsnnis Maribaa, 26, 127 Oit u.
StraBe.
|9pigbt 9. @oObs, "a, 26oo Doub.
I burn glbsnue.
lglaro Cabs, %, sO6 2lrmprp 9tpe.
l9l. $. 9aSer. .21, STA qrns6p
I place.
lG!i5abetb Ua. giitdis. 20, 1880
cattle plare.
jUtdrtin 6dhep, %, 2346 GaItern Qb.
lUlarp 9erid. 81. 2456 Columbia
NDenue.
Sobn Wallace, 25, @lsnbals, 8.
lGlBabetb 9udIsp, %, bsssl.
|OttO %. 6attenborff. %, 3707
I GaIe Qpcnue.
iGitber Sdueithorit. 81, 1914 0aib.
burn QpsHue.
|SOispb 80. Sod, q, 1542 gIeas
iunt Strabe.
5iIba grinter, %, 1861 Oebler ct
5reS. 8oorom. 90, S37 ganf Ctr.
tGmma Stauoemaisr, 1s. 2o25 Bal
tinlore Qbenue.
IJrsterit v. Ott., 25, 1410 Mans.
feb Strabe.
lgIm.Iia 90. Runi, "a, 2216 Wbselsr
Strabs.
I5rant y. oaub, 20. 1863 Sprins
9rppe Wpenlle.
Marsarst Sbap. %, 1910 Central
Npenue.
.SOispb aertboff. 20, 1906 %. ai.
bertp StraBe.
Cora R0nis, 20, Coronado 4De.
Demeter S6iop, %, 1922 GIN ct.
Rois Wi. 2ibus, II, $50 Carr ctr. |
$. WiItis aaplor, 80, 252s Bell
Ylace.
UaabIe g}Oppan. %. 1910 Witigan
qpenue.
Charles q. Gibbs. 81, 1920 plum
Strdbe.
GIi5ubetb =. SeImsrs. 20, 1869
Wabe Strabs.
Senrb Stosppel. 25. 1926 Blue
Rod StraBs.
Eny,;. 1Imhoh Oh 1907 gacIss rW..
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@eibe oes S5auies.

9as groBs itOne 8ebGuoe an blum
Strabs, Sipiidsn 9isrter uno Tiinf.
ter, pel6es bas 8eitern WletbooiIt
Boot Concern fir ietHen bieiieen Der.
lag erri6tet bat, puroe esitern feiers
IibIt eepeibt, 3ablreide ttr6lite
@iirbsntrGgsr nabmen an Der 5eier
tbeil, bel tpelder giirgermeifter pud.
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Ginc. Sarngemeinhe.
Sieielbe feicrt bente slbenS ibr IS
Stiftunssfeit.

Die aIta Surnsemeinbe Itebt i'm
3eiden oes Stiftunssfsitss. sic III
in gbrsp 68 Sabre alt gsfpprosn uno
nahosm bic oenttpiirbise geasbsnbeit
GIN SOnnt19 Radmitiag ibpn ourdI
Gin sIdn5er6es Sdauturneu singslsi
tet purbs, iinbst beute gtbeHb Der
SIimar Der 5eItlihtsiten, dn 9dl
nsbit YSeitsfsn fat. Die 9orbereis
tuneen iiHo lufs Bette sstroffen. iO-
tab Der Grfols oss qlbenos ni6t aus.
bIsi6en tdnn.
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Eerfssal' 0stises.

Trl. @tleu 80. Minsr, bic fett
1878 i'm goitamt dnseite1t mar uno
5par in ben leBten sSobreu i'm ppita
cnipeifunqsoeportement, 1T geitern In
tbrer BDbuung i'm Srti5 GjebGube se
ftcrben. sic bate Elm QIter DON 72
Sotren erreicht.
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eranm nod 9eetbooen's ,4ppaiiio.
uata~, Sduuiann's Qbontaiie in g..
Eur u0 tIa,nere GonpriiticneH non
Goupertit mo 9llqItin. ToS aonI3rt
mar uniireIti1 einer Der hehreltea
auititgtnjiia, ole Dem biciiaen NlbIi.
finn ieit lluJer 3eIt qe6oten rUIr0eu.
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- Die getblebem Stsel Corp, Die
ibre Gieierung BON ferttseu GrplOiips
gefhoiieu an GroBbritunuien besnbet
bat, ioQ eiuen ueueu, % Wlk Doll
lars r,prdisntirsnDsn 4uftras srpuItsn
bdben
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ia bic auten @iini6e Der StuOt gum
glusorud bratte. 8us 9ebGuoe tunu
beute, 5reitag unb Sumitag; in ben
gfatmittagsitunosn pompublitum be
fidltiat neroen.
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Selft ben 8aiicn.

9ie gerpalting bes ueleu @aiiclt'
tairics mir far6iae 9iitoer, on 8cn
guren unb @}eliib sGpenue IN gIpcn.
bale meu6et iib nit stiidiitt @if
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Gum Seiten bes Sea

Gum gsiten bes Gr6altungsfonbs
far ben 3pOIosii4en Gartsn fiubsi am
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@rp1t AHsuatIia astrdHntrttu
unb mariHirtrn liidnrn. ip,pie PsliiutrHsn, o.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-01-15
NlETERT NAMED.
AS SUCCESSOR
OF O.P. SOARES

H. F. Nietert has been appointed by
Judge Charles F. Clemons as feaeral
court reporter, and will be sworn in
at 10 O'Clock next Monday. He will
succeed Oliver p. Soares, resigned,
who is to take up law practise in
Honolulu.
Mr. Nietert has had considerable ex-
perience in stenographic work and
was highly recommended to the fed
eral court. not only by local attorneys
but by army officials. During the last
year, Mr.. Nietert has been courtmar-
tial reporter for the office of the Judge
advocate-general, u. S. A.
During court today, Judge Clemons
and Hon. Sanford B. Dole presented
Mr.. Soares with a bound volume of
the 1915 revised laws of Hawaii Both
made brief addresses complimenting
the late reporter on his several years
Of efficient work.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-01-15
SERVICE. CLUB WILL
HOLD SOCIAL AT "Y''

The first social ever given at the
Y NJ. c. A. strictly for service men
will be followed by an exhibition in
hall. Invitations have been sent out
to $50 members of the Service Club
for the entertainment and athletic
program this evening.
The schedule as announced includes
musical program and debate in
Cooke hall beginning at 6:45. This
will be held this evening in Cooke
the gymnasium at 7:45. Glenn. E.
Jackson, physical director, has ar
ranged a novel program of stunts in
gym work for the men of the service.
The gym class work will be fol.
lowed by wrestling bout between L.
c. Williams and r. W. HirzeI. The
final number on the program of events
will consist of three rounds of boxing
j. Martin and ]. T. Boxarth.
Both are clever boys and the bout
promises to be the feature event of
the evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-01-15
PAP'EETER RADIO
STATION IS NOT
Strong enough
Mutual Wireless Gets Feeble
Signals From New Plant
on Island of Tahiti

Although the Honolulu wireless
plant OF the Mutual Telephone Com
pany has succeeded in hearing for
the first time the new French Mar
conf radio station at Papeete, Tahiti,
in the last week, a distance of 2390
nautical miles, Manager J. A. Balch
of the MutuaPs radio department said
today the signals are barely audible.
owing to the comparatively low pow
er of the new station. He does not
believe it will be possible to send
commercial messages from here to
Papeete direct. r. ......
while We can hear the Tutuila sta
tion at American Samoa with an au-
dibility of %, which is good receiv-
able signal, we can just barely hear
the new French station at Papeete, .
he said 1T is too weak for us to
work direct with it, unless the signals
become more audible, and we will
have to send messages from here to
Tutuila, to be relayed to the new sta
tion' The distance from Tutuila to
Papeete is 1241 nautical miles, and
from Tutuila to Honolulu 2250 nauti.
cal miles. r..
Mr.. Balch has not yet received a
reply from Governor Boyer of Tahiti
to the radio he sent him several days
ago, asking for information as to
when the Papeete station will be
ready to accept commercial messages
and what the regular rates there will
be. =. -. ~.-:
Message to Bay City. -...: ..
A news story in the San Francisco
Chronicle of January says that the
first radio message was flashed be-
tween Papeete and San Francisco
the day previous. The distance be-
tween Papeete and San Francisco is
almost 1000 miles. 49,. ....... 4 ~.
This message was to John A. Hoop
er, San Francisco shipping and lum-
Der man, from Capt. Leb Curtis at
Papeete, announcing the successful
raising of the German steamer Wal.
kure, purchased from the French gov.
eminent a month or more ago by San
Francisco shipping men. 49, =
81 do rot believe the radiogram was
sent direct from Papeete to San
Francisco" said Mr. Balch today. cit
must have been relayed by a steamer,
perhaps by several steamers, because
if we can hear hardly a whisper from
Papeete, 1890 miles away, San Fran.
cisco couldn't catch it at ALL"
For the present the Mutual is ac-
cepting radio messages for transmits
sion to Papeete, via the Tutuila sta
tion, at the sender's risk, as they will
have to be relayed at the American
Samoa station, until either the new
French station on Tahiti can be
heard more audibly or more power.
full equipment is installed there.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-01-15
sun YAT SENS SON TELLS HOW
YUAN GRABBED REINS in China

was a paper submitted to Yuan by
DIR. Goodnow, then his adviser, now
president Of Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity. advocating return 10 the mon
archy. Yuan's proteges formed a so
ciety TO discuss the form OF govern
ment His officials gave il encourage
ment. Soon after second monarch.
list party was formed by Liang-Shi-Yi
Ynan's most trusted lieutenant, to or
ganize all monarchist sympathizers
and to send a combined petition TO
the council of state asking for mon
archy and also TO Yuan asking him
TO ascend the throne.
Convention TO Decide.
THE council OF state sent these
petitions to Yuan and asked him for
instructions. In message to the
council, he declared that the opinion
OF the country should be obtained
On October 6, Yuan issued a mandate
calling for an election of national
convention to be made up of 1894
members and to be charged with the
duty OF deciding the question at is.
sue
"A Peking press correspondent re.
ported that out of a population of.
1.250,00 in that city only few more
than 1900 votes were cast at this elec-
tion. This shows that only a few of
Yuan's 100000 officials in Peking vot-
ed for him. Assuming the proportion
Of votes cast throughout China (no
official report has been made) to be
the same, then out Of population of
400, 100000 Chinese only. $4,000 per.
sons voted In the first national elec.
tion that chose the parliament in 1913
over 40,000,000 votes were counted.
Yuan arbitrarily reduced the number
OF votes to $4,000 or about one-tenth
Of one per cent of the population
This minority election was held
only in the provincial and district
capital cities. Only persons designat.
ed by the local military and civil au.
thorities as qualified were admitted
to vote. Each province chose electors
who assembled in the provincial or
state capital and elected delegates who
constituted the national convention
Called On Days Notice.
''Tson Hwa Sin Pao, Chinese news
paper at Shanghai, reports that the
election in Marking was called on one
days notice. and that only 26s dele
gates out of about 100 were present.
The meeting was held at the military
governors residence which was sur
rounded by armed soldiers and the
police. The delegates came forward
one at a time, and the election off,
GERS ordered them to write on their
ballots, favor a monarchy and I pub.
licly elect Yuan Shih-Kai as the great
emperor of the Chung Hwa empire.
In every province the election was
held in the same manner.
The United States government viii
soon be asked officially to recognize |
this usurper Yuan and his empire. |
The United States was the first
among the powers to recognize the
Chinese republic. Will it approve of
the acts of this usurper and traitor
after it has refused recognition to
Huerta of. Mexico? This is a question
for the American people to decide"
After the conclusion of the talk,
the members of the home rule in Taxa. |
ton League passed a resolution urging
President Wilson not to recognize
Yuan Shih-Kai as emperor.