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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
Niir Bid nutlleiScnArn gOlen.

Wlit einem Ginfii6rlmgsbrieic Ocs
Gr. @oluerncirs Comm gSnrfielo
uerie6em nlbtc Serr Gorlton q.
ojibion pon 9lew gorf, eeitern Gar
Oinol Gibbons out i'm i'm an elmer
8cmeeung 81 iilterciiiren bic oen
3ped boben ioll, fir sic rOtblcioen
ocn 9olcn @elomittel oui5ubringen.
@err @i6ion febrte fiir5licb aus 40.
len 5lriid lmo ihiloerte Dem Sir.
heniiiritcu ieine &nbrne6mungen IN
Oent POM aricee betrofienen Snnoe.
Die @r6iin 9ouiie2e0ohomsfo, God
ter OeS Gr-@ouDerneiirs g9orfiel0,
plant ebeniulls filr oie notbleiOenOen
&olen bier cine groBe @elOiunme
ouf5ubrinqen mo Bat su oiciem
3wede fiir @dtte @idr5 ein CONCERT
in Der n2pric" orrongirt, 5u Dem Der
6erii6mte polniicbe alooierpirtuoic
Sgno5 9SoOerelpsfi gcmonnen morocn
lit. Scrr 9ooercmsfi bot icit 9lus
bril1h Oes arieecs einen 6cirddtIihen
E6eil ieiner Gon5erteimiobmen fir
ieine not6leioenoen 2onosleute &c.
opiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Gouierenj iiber bic 9eiceung ser Der
icbieoeuen @oiten. Senator
So6n gSalter smith nit Dem
@olpcrncur Surrinoton in Ian.
ger 9eratbufg glu6 Scrr
Srauf 9(. 6iirit 6in5use5o9cu.
pm I. @}ai wcrocu idmmtli@c
9lemter, pelHe felt 'Oen leBten bier
Sa6rcn BON &epu6lifonern bciebt
lporcl nit 0emofrotcn 6eiebt mer.
Ben. @ouperneur Sorrington bate
oeSbolb gciicru in ieincm 9iiremn i'm
rllnion Sridt" -@ebGuoc cine langc
Gonicrcn5 nit Dem 8lmOes- -Senutor
Sobn @olter Smith mo Srn. 5ronf
81. Shirt im Oic 9iitcn iertig 81 itel-
len, melhc bis ipdteiteuS am D}itt-
nod Dem Senot 5ur @eitdtigmg IN.
tcrbreitct ueroen miiiien. Gic ballpt.
iGdbliAiten 9eb0r0en pelhc eruannt
peroen miiiicn iinO Die N}it9lieOer
iiir 0ic @oli5ei-0cboroc, oic Spiri.
tuoiM 9icen5be6orec, Die @oli5ei-
9riiiingsbcb0roe, oie @o6laiiiiihtSs
9e6oroe, icrner Die 6ricoeuSridter,
ans mclden Die @oli5ciri6ter ols0c-
iu1hlt mcr0cn, 0ie 0iientlidcn 9iotare
luiO anOere Seamte. 9ei ben @rnen-
nungen Scr NlitglicOcr Der @obloiii.
iidlts-9eborOc miiiicn Die reipettioen
Rarteien ans ser Stoot imo ans ben
Counties ie bier 9Ionen rmterbreitcn.
mls pelhen Der @oupcrnelr eincn
Icnlofrutcn ilnO einen &cpu6lifoner
ermG6lt, p16renO cr iel6it Ocn brit
ten Mauu crnennt. Nic geltern per-
lautetc, bat Die it6otii6e 0rgoniio-
tion scr Temofroten fcine Siltc cin-
geiotot mo 6oift, ouf oieie 9Seiie
Sru. &itrtou @}. 9iiOgelp i'm glmte
5u 6e1alten g9ie weiter perlolitete,
miro Ser StaatS-S -Senotor g9iaiam
3. S1oen Oen Goitei olS @iitglicO
Scr Gommiiiion fir ofientli6e 9e.
trie6e oil Ste0e Oes am I. llai aus.
i6eiocnOen Srn. u. 9airo Senro er.
6oltcn. @err Seurp mO Der @oll-
pernelr, mel1e ans einem Gormtp
itommel iieben ni1t oilf gltem 6iiBe
5iionmen. glls republifdniiheS Dit
! glieO ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. miro
&err' Sobn Sronmiller gcnanut ooh
lit 6err GonnnO :. gSahter c6en.
fdQs ein 9(pplifunt I'M oen lGlaB.
! 9ie 9egislatllr, pclde morgen pie-
Der in Sibimg aebt bat cine gei6di-
tigc @odc 6eOor iih. Morgcu 9lbeno
fommt oic 9iiogct t-@orloac 5ur 9eros
ibing uno guor in 6eioen @Gitiern,
imo eS miro oabei cin beiBer 4ompf
cntite6ei 9lm 0icnitag fommen sic
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm Goniite fir
! Slliti5meien ocS SenntS SIR 5prac6c,
an llittmod meroen Die Grncnnlm.
gen crmartet mo am Conneritag
ite6t oic Notwithstanding oili
Der GogeSorOnng. 9es9lciden fonI-
men cine 9ln5a6l anOerer pibtiger
&orlngcn 5ur Sprode, uie 5um 9ci.
ipicl oic Goniolioirrug 0ielcr 9leul-
ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
,,9Scrcinioic sauaer. u

Iic ,Gereinigten Sdn9er" peroca
Oaroui niimcrtiam gemadt oob oic
@robc fur oas ncue Staotlieo imO
Der geineinidmen SieOer bentc, 9iah-
mittags I'm 8 llbr, III Ger ,2uric-
S5aae" itottiinoct, mS eS 1T gbren.
pilidt cinco ieOeu Sdngers, BORT ST
eribeinen, &c gemcinihaitlihcn
2ieoer iino &enn Der 6rii6ling nui
Sie 9crge iieigt" rGoS gSouoerr lit
Oes 9RiillerS 2lrt" mo ,.Wlp Do
&entndp Some
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
QSurtraa i'm 2ndlt6auic.

@err Clarence S9. Ggon eincr ocr
@cnerol. 2lgenten Der Baltimore &
Gbio- 9obn miro beute 9lohuittog
I'm orei llbr eiuen Gortrog ii6cr Die
@unlonitdt oer driltli6en 2ebre"
bolten. Der @ortrog miro ourd
observation-disclosures pcriho.
ncrt mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
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(SrOfer WlaSfen San
DiittiuodD, %. Sebrnnr,
SeIlmaun-Soallc.
6Cbf320,2 0,2L22,23)
MaiIIinatOnle I9ebnrteInn.


slu ndtitcn Iielitao, Dem sc.
burtstnac @eorDc @aibinotons, 6lci.
benaac OiicitIidcu gIenter uuo Ban.
fen 1cihIoiicn. Gesqlcic6cu blciben
sic vcriNieecuen 1iuiiionen ocs Eoi
antics nit 9lugno6nc Scr Gegiitrier
nno Iadetpoit Stationcu gcihIoiien.
Sie @rieimaiiG,Uiuiiiou miro bis
Inn Z ll6r gIbenoS oiien icin mdbs
reno oic 9labtiiaiion lore S6ilren irm
IL llbr @litiogS eroiincu miro, no
eieloanpciiiiu9en gefnuit mo Eoil
5porOcpoiscn luGGrenD Oco Cages
lmo 9lbcnos gelnabt meroeu fonneu
Nrici.gluSt6cihmgcn iiuocn itait I'M
z llhr 8 ll6r nnO fl llbr in Oei c5e.
idjditstbeilcu Der Staot uno uu z
llbr imO Isit llbr III ben SSo6
an9soiitritten itatt. 9rieie mcroen
colleiiirt in iiaotii6e @eidditstleil
non S llbr 0iorgeus bis fl llbr
Neen0S mo ia oen MobnlneS.T 81.
iiritien upn 7 llbr bis 10 ll6r &or
miitaas lno bon 8 ll5r bis 10 ll6r
MbcnNS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
emSaN. la0crnafcI lcnIe cr5iincl.

GoS GonIte traf grOBe &orbereitins
gen inn Oie SSeicr ciuOrudspoQ 5il
geilalteu. &rGcn 6lei6eu t6eil.
peiic vd6renO ser 9iQD SlmooD.
Gampogne geidloiicn. 9lac So
mites NIT bis6eri0cn Grioleei
duberit 5uirieocu
81 elmer sroBen 5eierlidfeit per.
ipricbt 6cute 9tadmittng 0ic Groii.
nlmg OeS 9i0p Simoap So6crno.
fels 81 merOen, unO OoS g(rrouge-
mcntS Gomitc 6ot feline Niii6c &c.
idclIt, Inn Die 6eicr 10 einorrdSooa
.pic mr. moglib 81 gciiolteu Gic
Goi5c Gercmonic iol Ourh cine @ro-
3ciiion eingeleitet lUerOcl, ponnb oQc
glmucierOen oos 9ieO .SnmorOGGri.
itimi Soldiers" itiacu per0en. @o.
itor Cr. Gon 2. Golt miro oen &cr.
iib iii6reu imO &oitor Gr. Gorlton
2 Sorris oos Gingaugsge6ct iprc.
den. Tie %oltoren Gr. Sobu DC.
EopcQ Gr Nobu Strong Gr. &c
SSitt Nl 9enbom peroeu cbenfoQS
bel ocu 9ercmouieu omtiren.
glob Dem 2ieoc pSeius, Sopcr oi
mn Soul" merOen fol0enOe @ciitli.
c5c fir5e 9lniprofcu 6oltcn: Gr III.
frcO s.. Barr. Cr. 3. ". @eli6, Gr.
IS. Is. 9ecd lm0 9r. Sug6 9ird6coO,
9iidoi u. ". &ilion miro Sen Scgcn
iprchcn. @eitcru 9l6enO iiuo 6ereits
bic ollibers1 inl Eo6ernofcl pou Gr.
g9inioro $. Smith iibcr oie critic
Siilie fiir &erlebte lmO &crbolten sci
Screr inltruirt mor0en. SSil oer9i0bc
0eS So6ernofels 6ciin0et lid einC
Standardization Oic noQig BON frci
miaigcn 9lerjten mo &rnnfenpflcgc
rinnen gcleitet miro. Iie fomnen0l
g2ode pcroen au6 peiter oie Der
ianlnlungen i'm Baltimore 9uiinef
College al ser Gde bon Charles II
SorotogoitroBe iortgeiebt uerOcn
Die inter oirefter 2eitmg OeS 9iMr
SluOop-Gonlites ite6en.
0ie airhen, oic iih m Der @i0r
SunooD Gampngne 6etbciligcn bo
ben OoS llc6ereinfonncu getroiien
om folgen0en Sonntag feline @ottes
oieniic ab5u6olten. Sni norOmeitli
den StoOttbcil ON 81 6e6rior; IN
SiiOoiten Der StoOt am .. @iGrj; IN
9lorOoiten om -. @ldrj; inn SiiOipe
iicn am 10. @ldrj. Sal oeriel6eu 9iei
bcuiolgc neroen aud sic airdeu II
oen 5weiten bier @oHen Der Gam
pognc geihloiien bleiben Gie Sta0t
t6cilc uerOen nod iolgelioen Stro
Bcu ciugetbeilt: GborlcSitraBc I'M
Nlonltncnts 6e5iu iSronflinitroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
2eIearap6iidlcr g9rtterbsridlt.

slas Den librigen 9rwOec g9cttcr-
Neobodtunas Stationcn murocn oic
iolacuocn nicOrigiieu Seuperotrrcn.
Die lnn S ll5r gciicrn 9Ibcno bcrrid).
ten. beri6tct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
secridlt heS Baltimore @citcr6nrcnmS
eiIInslIae aemperainr,

Ger 6cuhtigfeitsgebaIt ocr 2lft
mar y Brojcnt I'M s ll6r Wlorgens
luo d3 %ro5clt I'M s ll6r gbcnOS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
Der gSeltfrice 6entc pOr einem
Sabrc.


(9lad) oelu Qcridlt oes Gati6cn
(SenernlitnbS.)
@eiterc ,Sortibrittc Der Icnt
itben in Ger @egeno bon ct. Gloi
mo an scr StraBc 0S6eIilUelo
9)pern nah GAGE lanGcu Sam
picn.
Sdlmerc Gerhutc ser 6ran5o
len bel orei 1artnddigcn @oriio.
Beu bei Gombres, iiiolid bon
yerOiuL oie pergobIid iinO.
sloroIH uon Niitlitcr ne0men
Die Gcltid)ea oic 605cu ocs
aIein uuo 9arrcitopies. oei
Sobroobcrg mo sic @o5c bon
NobroO.
,Soriicelng Ser &criol3inlg
Scr Sriimmcr scr IN Nlainrea &c
idloGcncu riiiiideu 10. 9lrmcc
iiu Commencement 3upalti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
Sanfctt Der 9llnmncn Der SO6us
6ppfinssllniDcriitGt.

8iele ousmdrtige @ditc ncrocn lih
dm 0icnitos in Baltimore ciniinocn
im al Dem Sobresbontctt ocs
9lltmnenpereinS Scr So5ns Sopfins
llnioeriitGt tbeil5unc6men. @ou.
oerneur Sorrineton lmo Serr So.
icpb s. 6rance limo oie 9fconer Oes
glbcnos, pG6reno Serr @corge G.
Geocliffc, Scr 3rdiioent ocs gllm.
nenpereins ais Eooimeiiter iungi-
rem miro. Gos arrangements So.
mite beiteDt ais Ocn Serren s. 9Semi
brofe Ebom, Or. 6. &obcrtion @ris.
poIo unO @uu 8. 6. Z. SnlDoap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
Sin nnhcNriInOcteo NIeriIdlt.


gSic gclicrn perlalItete, bat Oic
j, ,Ycnniulpania Giienba6n.Go." oas
Gigeutblm Der r9lumoel Smo.@o. "
on Der SiiOieitc oes Saieus, bon Oem
GnOpimftc Ger longen @riide all bis
81 cincm Nimttc sort McSenrD ge-
Bcniilcr nngatouit. Gic @eanten
Der No6n bcitritten oic Mobrhcit ser
gligaben ebeuio Nr. 6ronf 6irit oer
ErGiiOent Der ySano.Go." Bon al.
oercr Seite miro a6er bcboiiptct, bob
Die r@enniplDonia9abn ihon ollc
Gcrmeiimaen iiir cine Sinie bon
9lnre 9lunOcl.GomtD nad &ai6ing
ton 5ii gemadt babe, mn Oen &crfcbr
ourb 0en llnion.Slutnel ju entloitcu
IS beiBt, ooB oie 9o6n $2,OO0000
iiir bic 400 9lcfer SonO bc3a6lt babe
Gas gon0 mIr0c nor einigen ,Sabren
iiir $500 PRO 9lder icil9eboieu, obnl
williae 9lbnebmer 5r iinocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

% W "a = 4 ~ . - -
Sn Der 9iad5t uom 6reita nuf
Somiiaa iestc cin 6citigcr 5turm
iiber oie Staot, Der bei flarcm Slime
mel oie Gemperatllr bis aui is @ro0
brrmtcr trieb, n0 gcitcrn @iorscu
hcridir cine ioIhc adlte, oaB oie
C6rcn iteii iroren. @e9ci 9Ritta5
lcate iid Scr @mO mo 9lbcnos itano
COS Sermoneter bcOeliene Gober,
indbreno iih Der folte 9ioroueihuiuo
Derlalicn mo noh Dem @eiten 5u
gcore6t Bate. Ter beitige Sturm lit
nod Dem icrncn 9lorOolten 81 in oeu
Cecan abgc5ogcu. Sn ser See-&e.
oion uor Ger Shrm bon 6eiiigent
Gdneeaeitobcr bcalcitct Gie gr0Btc
@nnelHaicit OcS @inoes rar
glcip Yorf Gitu GA Dlcilen moro.
iueilid; ganoD Soof. y. g. G4
pctGd; @lod SsIano, n. 8. 70
ueilid; Eelmpare 9reofmotcr CT
noroweitlid ulo Cape SuttcraS 50
noromeiilidl.
Scitlitb uom @liiiiiiippi.6ll miro
ou Sonutag mO Montag idoueS
%eiter nit wcitli1en @inOen lmO
inoBi9er 1cnperatnr uorbcrrihcn.
Sn Baltimore nno ani Der Oai Bat
Der 5turm hnr imbeocllteuoen Shn.
ocn acitern mScrihtet. obihon oie
2onpier-Gopiiane bcrihten oaB Der.
icIbe nit ciper @eihuinoigfcit bon
ipeuiaitcnS Is 9lleilcn Die @caeu
ouipeitidtc mo ani Dem Gcd oas
g4allcr irOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
g@ermania.G.nnrtett.Gln6."
Wruiier WfnSfens8nll

Wiontag Ocn II. Sebruar 1916,
Sarrp'S Safe, 7I3 ~ yaltimorsitr
@crtb0oae @reiiel III @intritt 25r.
(6ebt3,20,2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
@eiaieOene geMte.

6rou Bertha u. SHmiot bon 9ir.
POS, observation-disclosures. crbclt
geitern I'M areisgeric5t DR. , einc alb.
iolilte SMciOung bon @boS. 5cbmiot,
Seu lie aI I Sonnar 1911 beiro.
t6cte Iic aldacrm 6e6nuptet, oob
lie gIiidIib 8clebt 6dttcu. bis oer
Diam Gin Niotor. &ocIc gcfauit mo
jungc Didoden NIT iib oui oic @io.
idinc nah befauntcn &oao SSirtb
ihaitcn aenommcn babe. gic aldge.
rim lcgtc ais @clpciic Ole gbotoaraf
pbic'n Oe9 .Q'umcs mo ciniNcr DER
Nl00del nor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
0WcrnlaHiasS SnrnOcrein."
9ll5ar nn0 SnnS

WlOMta9, "a, bio ~. bebrnur,
SngnGalr, 1916 ylOrO-tsuu.5truhc.
(6eb20~2
Sbr 25id6riqes Gbe Subilorm
ieicrten SEER unO Srau Socob aoDl
ron glr 600 SlnuopoliS 2lueme,
g'rootlpn glunc gIrlnoel Golntp an
6reitag i'm @ciicui 5o0Ircitcr S'cr.
iponotcr n0 6rcuNoc.
.MGnusrdOr"
Nastensall, Wcntas, 2S. Sebruar,
Nn5aser'S NalIc, III &.sSranilinitv.
Sidcts 25r. a Feriou.
(5cbl3,20 .2T 2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
ynnOes Separtemeut fir eanSmirt6-
idlaft II &ettcr.ynrcnn.
gScticr. .QlnsIidlten.

5iir MarDlano mo ocu Giitrift
COLUMBIA beltc tribe mo lp1rmcr
lmO ncilIihc @inoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
SOnnrm.gIuF. urO lIntrraana.
ylut6

1l2 Dlor0cn9 m0 S.35 9lbcn09
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

cr iibcr oglrbeiter mo ibr Sobn" lprc'
den
YricItcr pcricbt.
Batter Soicpb Sorcfanp bon ga
ratoGo, q. g.. ipur0e au Die ct. @li-
d)oerS Stride berlien al Steae bon
SSoter Seopolo SGredt welc6er al Oie
&irbc 5um 1Seiligen Grloier" in
9leru 9orf trmiSierirt uirOc.
@cliibOc o6gelcgt.
@atcr @0par0 @billipS legtc an
N}ittpod), Den 3 6ebruar, IN Der Sa,
peIlc Oes o6er5 Scii-Gollego" jil
@oocitod. SoorUar0-GonntD, 9Ro.
icine cmigen @eliibOc ols Giitglieo
Der @eiellid)ait Seili ab.
D0enii6-llnsoriIdcr gicOerfrun5"
nit Samen-&creiu.
(yrOher MaOfen Sall-
Niontus, 81. 6cbruar 1916,
Mar Nedler's 6nlc, 1923 Seoionitr.
SidetS l5c. a 9ScriOn.
(Scb20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Sin uencs Sans i'm @eidJGitSuicrtel.
9ln ser Gde bon @crmnn mo
@raut Strabe miro sic ,Snime0iote
@cucit 9iic ,ynilwance 60 Gin picr.
lodges @ltreol.@ebGuoc. 63 bel n
tSrB groB, erri6tcn Ioiicu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-12
CABINET pELlBERATEs

WASHINGTON. d. c., May
l2.-President Wilson is spending
the weekend on the presidential
yacht Mayfower on the Potomac
river. After a cabinet meeting to-
day, Secretary Of War Baker an
nounced that there is no change in
the Mexican situation. but there are
renewed indications that the admin
istration has no intention of with
drawing the troops until the dan
ger of further raids is eliminated.
No final steps will be taken or a
decision reached until the return OF
Gen. Scott from the border. The
administration considers that the
next steps is up to Carranza.
The cabinet TODAY considered the
telegraphic report sent by Gen,
Scott. Its contents have not been
disclosed but indications are that
an unwritten agreement has been
reached with Gen. Obregon as to
cooperation of troops along the bor-
der.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-12
GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABL LEGRAMS
GERMAN HEADQUARTERS. Ma,


GERMAN HEADQUARTERS, May
11.-German aeroplanes bombarded
Dunkirk and railroads near Aden-
kerke. On west Meuse this after
noon the French again attacked
near Morthomrne, and In the even
ing attacked southeast OF Height 304.
Both attacks broke down under ma
chine gun and artillery curtain fires,
with considerable enemy losses.
The Bavarian patrol In Camard For
est took prisoner "a French.
The number of unwounded French
prisoners taken since May 4 in COM
bats near Height 304 reached So Off
GERS and 1915 soldiers.
East of the Meuse during the whole
night there were hand grenade com
bats in the district Of Csilette For.
est. The French attacks we're re-
pulsed. On the. east front the south
east railroad station Of Selburg, the
Germans stormed 500 meters of the
enemy's positions Three hundred and
nine wounded Russians were taken
prisoner and several machine guns
and mine-throwers captured.
In the Balkan sector there were no
important events,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-12
GRAND
JURY TOPROBE
WAHIAWA MESS
Reports That Jesse Gray Case
Only Began With Officers
Dismissal

Well-defined reports are current
that the Jesse Gray" case is only
beginning.
Gray's charge that Chang Chau. the
Wahiawa storekeeDer. had framed
him" out Of his Job as Wahiawa POI
lice officer by getting Chinese ganiBs
lers to swear he took hush-money, 10
expected to be probed bv the terrific
rial grand jury when it next meets.
On account: OF lack nf court funds the
date Of the grand Jury meeting is
5. sibee 81 4 & GhSag.4chsa.s Z sscdvittsi m
fedef6f r0trt on charee OF dispos.
ing of u IS: propnrtv. In which Gray
was a witness AGAINST Chang Chau,
the latter has been iuhilant over what
he says Is his vindication. However,
Chang Chau's intrrvie- published In
the Star4Bulietin IN which he says
there was q 'frame-up" against him,
and that things were running wide
open in Wahiawa, has opened an al.
legged situation which the grand iur-
ors are expected to probe.
Gray meanwhile declares his entire
innocence and has witnesses, among
them several army officers, to testify
as to his integrity of character.
Gray is likely to demand the grand
jury investigation on his own account,
his friends say. They declare that a
thorough ventilation Of the Wafiawa
situation will show that If any money
was being raised out there for police
protection, not all Of it went to Gray.
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HIRAM ARREST
NAY CLEAR UP
OTHER GRIMES
Police Recover AID Cunha Prop
efty 6nd FINK Source
Otter BurgIaFies Found

Charles H. Hiram OF. Makee road.
Waikiki, is. In the city Jail today
charged with burglarizing A. r. (Son-
n.y. Cunha,s house at WAIKIKI Satur-
day night.
Hiram's arrest was brought about
by discoveries yesterday by Captain
McDuffie at the Hiram home. Hiram
admitted today that he did the Job.
He saws another was with him. but
from the way the story is told the
captain believes Hiram was alone.
Yesterday Captain McDuffie found
horn to a phonograph taken from
the Cunha home Today every article
stolen from Cunha was located in and
about the Hiram place. Some were
hidden3 In very unusual places.
A revolver was buried some dis.
tance from the house. Mr.. Cunha's
silk hose were found in the rafters;
Mrs. lCdnha's silk hose we're under a
bed; the other part of the photograph
had been thrown in the stream near.
by, and a IS bottle Of cologne was
buried under the steps. ....l
Besides the Cunha property, Captain
McDuffie discovered valuable watch.
stolen from ]. J. C. Haynes of the Com.
mercial Pacific Cable Company about
a year and half ago from his home
at Waikiki. seg II
Hiram says she did not take the
watch. but got it from q soldier about
q year ago In a crap-shooting game IN
Iwileis A ring taken at the same time
has not been found.
Mr.. Haynes is now. with the same
company in San Francisco. He has
been notified of the discovery. The
watch is q Hamilton make. valued at
over 500.
An interesting feature in connection
with the discovery of Haynes watch
Is that Haynes was heartily disgusted
with the police at the time of the rob-
berry because they did not locate his
valuables at once.
1T is with q great deal of satisfac.
ton that we have notified Mr.. Haynes
Of the recovery of his watch, r said
Deputy Sheriff Julius W..Asch today,
for he was especially loud in his con.
demnation of the police at the time. I"
1T is seldom that jewelry stolen by
burglars is recovered at all, said Mr..
McDuffie. @Mr. Haynes can consider
himself lucky that he Is getting his
watch back after year and half" :"
Captain McDuffie saic, today that
the arrest of Hiram and finding the
stolen property may clear up num-
ber.of robberies which have taken
place at Waikiki.
Hiram has no particular occupation,
according to the police Mrs. Hiram
manages the home and is better
known as Madame Puahi. She gives
exhibitions of the old Hawaiian dane.
es, specializing In hula dances, and
her hula house" was the scene of a
fatal shooting affray some years ago
which brought It wide notoriety.
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Demand IN London
For Easement Death

LONDON, Eng.-There>s a fierce
demand here for Sir R6ger Easements
rapid trial and /eDecution. The evi-
dence against HM In his own writings
and acts sinS9 the war began is now
reported to have been supplemented
by a complete statement furnished
by him since his arrival in London.
When he first appeared as Ger.
man agent it was charitably supposed
that he was mad. and 1t was common
ly said that If captured he would be
dealt with as insane, but his system
attic scheme for corrupting the loyalty
of the Irish soldiers, and the -disclo-
sure that he had been In communicar
ticn with the German secret service
since 1911, have disposed of the idea
of lunacy, and have shown him. In
English opinion, calculating traitor.
The World correspondent hears Sir
Rogers Identity was not recognized
when he was first arrested, as he had
greatly altered his appearance by
shaving hts beard and mtstache. On
his arrival In Dublin be was recogniz-
ed and admitted his identity He was
even then In bad nervous shape, and
steadily grew worse, being now in a
condition of collapse.
It is said he has expressed belief
that the uprising will be failure on
account of his capture His leader
ship, he said, was necessary to ITS
success.
Wants President Wilson Co Interfere.
NEW YORK, NJ Y.-Michael Fran.
els Doyle. a lawyer, living in Philadel-
phia, was in this city yesterday in
the. interest OF Sir Roger Easement.
from whom he said he had power
of attorney. Mr.. Doyle told The
World that he had come to New York
to see Mrs. George Henry Newman, a
sister of Sir Roger, who is living at
a hotel.
Il have wired Secretary Tumulty
asking for an appointment with Presi-
dent Wilson," he said, "and viii ask
him to intercede for Sir Roger. I shall
present as ground for such action by
the president the great work done for
humanity by Sir Roger In South Afri-
ca. I shall also ask the president to
intervene for the preservation Of the
rights Of the Irish people"
Mr.. Doyle is said to be counsel for
Cardinal Gibbons. He recently went
to Rome on a mission for President
Wilson. Before leaving for PhiIadel-
phia he said he did not represent any
Irish societies.