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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-10


to the privileges Of any peaceful ship.
BY
BALTIMORE, Maryland July lo-Germany has broken Eng
fishing submarine commercial line between her ports and those
Hampton yesterday proceeded here
With his big ndersea craft safe port Capt Paul KONG talked
freely and with enthusiasm today concerning the long trip from Ger
many which country the Deutschland left June q with its mail
and of dyestuffS and medicines.
Capt Kong delivered the official papers he had aboard the North
German Lloyd agent here the vessel being this agency He
then made the that the has broken Btanna Of
the
The Deutschland he declares the first of built for the
transatlantic trade and will be followed shortly by the Bremen
posed be svessel He that the idea of this TRANSATLANTIC
submarine line originated the brain of Alfred Loha president
the Bremen chamber of who formed organization to
put into effect. SIS
The displacement of the Deutschland 1000 he ad and
than IA We unarrned and the Deusc
land only peaceful merchantmen Our boats will mails safe
from British interruption. Our flag the old Bremen flag with
red and white stripes, bearing The Of Of the with
the that opened the England tried
to shut - .zzst# g
Kong laughed reports that the Deutschland had been chased BY
enemy cruisers During the entire trip the Deutschland Travelled sub
merged only about 90 miles, he said "We straight
from the English channel before that from Hegond and have
covered $500 miles The Deutschland built Under water
for four consecutive days"
He talked with the happiness and enthusiasm of child and his
eyes gttered he related principal of the voyage
1--WE through the English channel fog he said and
the night of the fourth day submerged and remained all night the
bottom"
The Deutschland entered formally in the u S. omoue
today without opposition. e..t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-10
AUTOMOBILE TURNS OVER,
LITTLE DAMAGE RESULTS

Williams undertaking automobile
was slightly damaged yesterday after
noon when It turned over on the road
to Wahiawa, about a mile from Pearl
City. The hands of August Pereira,
the driver, were cut in the broken
windshield, but otherwise neither he
nor his companion, Manuel Becken'
court, were injured. The car ran back
to town under its own power.
The auto was on its way to bring
in the body of Donald Kent, who died
early yesterday morning.
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Hear Germany Is Building Much
Larger Submarines Than Deutschland

Germans in Honolulu have heard
stories of vastly greater submarines
even than the Deutschland, which
Germany is building and expects soon
to have in service.
Some months ago 1t was reported
that Germany was building several
Of the following type:
I Twenty-four hundred tons, 275 feet
long, 26 feet wide, 20 feet deep, 1000
horsepower, % miles surface speed,
IL miles submerged speed. $500 miles
cruising radius, crew OF so to 60 men.
armed with to 70 torpedotubes 20
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There is no danger of any epidem-
ic Of infantile paralysis in Honolulu"
This statement was made today by
DR.. John 8. b. Pratt, president Of the
board OF health He said the case of
Peter Stone, the year and half old
boy who died at 3 O'Clock Sunday
morning from the disease is an, iso-
lated one, and that no further cases
are expected.
1--WE have this disease in Honolulu
right along" said DR.. Pratt, "and
there is no reason for anyone to get
frightened and fear an epidemic.
There is no outbreak of infantile
paralysis here"
Records of the board of health
show that infantile paralysis occurs
here intermittently. There we're sew:
en- cases from July /, 1915, to June
80 Of this year. Of this number, only
two occurred in Honolulu, three on
Oahu, one on Hawaii, and one on
Kauai
Cases. Are Sporadic. -.
Last month one case was reported
and there were no fl rther ca; es until
ihe Stone case last week. The lit
tie. boy, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Stone of 1885 Kaumualii street, Ka.
lihi. was taken i'll july. =. and was
attended by DIR ]. T. Wayson, city
physician, from th.t date until the
infant died, at 2 o'clock Sunday morn
ing. The boy was. one year, five
months and two days old. He was
of Caucasian-Hawaiian blood.
Inspectors of the board of health
fumigated the Stone residence today
with formalin and manganate Of pot.
ash.
No further cases had been report.
ed to the board of health down to a
late hour today, and according to DR..
Pratt, all necessary precautions are
being taken. He says that the case
is nothing out Of the ordinary, and
that no epidemic is likely or antici-
pated.
In the fiscal year 1914 there we're
nine cases of .infantile paralysis on
the islands, board of health records
looked up today show. The cases were
widely scattered. and Honolulu did
nOC nave mOT0 Lndu d SIudlI pSICSuC
age of the total number reported on
the group.
Or. Wayson's Views Given.
There is little danger of an epidem-
ic of infantile paralysis in Honolulu
and no need for alarm because of the
case reported last week, according to
DIR. James T. Wayson, city and coun-
ty physician From time to time
single case of the disease occurs in
Honolulu" he said this morning. at
has been some time since case was
reported, I believe. The little boy
treated last week was taken early in
the week and Dr. A. G. Hodgins was
called. He reported the case to the
board of health. was called in
Thursday. The boy died Sunday morn
ing at O'Clock"
Dr.. Wayson added that the disease
was generally supposed to be spread
by the stable fly, and that infected
infants showed evidence of the dis
ease within a few days after infec-
ton. IF the disease has been spread
from the case reported last week,
which doubt very much, We will
know within day or two" he con-
| ,ludod "a te xf.J
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-10
French and Germans Both Claim
Advances Made On Western Front

=
PARIS, France July 10-The French have launched
tack in the Champagne section capturing trenches along front
than 500 in lss
On the Somm they line of German positions Bar
eux and $50 prisoners The Germans made attacks three
simultaneously in the Vosges but checked AT Verdunte
activity is that of artillery ess.G
LONDON England July 10-The British forces the
front have advanced northwest of Conamason taking several hum
dred prisoners
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k00 RECALLED
FROM U. S. POST
Especial Marconigram to Liberty
NeWs)

SHANGHAI. China, July b0.-Dr.
Wellington Koo, minister to United
States, has been recalled by Presi-
dent Lii Yuan Hung of China, and
Wong Chun Yu has been appointed
to take his place. 1t was announced
from Peking today that Lung Chi
Quan had been relieved as governor
of Kwantung province and that Gee
Heng Lung =, had taken the position.
Lee Let Guam has been asked to come
to Peking to confer with the presi-
dent
Koo will be given a high cabinet
position in China, it is reported. -
Chinese Consul Tsz-anE Woohuan
stated this afternoon thai he had not
IS yet received any offie.&l con Irrna-
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emily thinks that the plan includes
making all Honolulu. an unrestricted
free port. Such is not the case. The
free port district is for the storage Of
goods to be sold outside the territory,
and all goods coming into the territory
for consumption here would be subject
to the usual duties.l s ssss. 81
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inches in diameter, capable OF dives
to a depth of 500 feet.
This was followed not long ago BY
reports that at least one submarine
Of the following enormous type ID be-
ing built:
Five thousand tons, $50 feet long.
unknown depth and width. 1900
horsepower, 26 miles surface speed.
16 miles submerged speed, 10000
miles cruising radius.
With the arrival OF the Deutschland
more reliance Is now placed in these
reports.
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ASSERTS
ILLEGAL ATTACK
ONHER VESSELS

\ The following cablegram from =
y official German sources came =
\ yesterday: =
+ German admiralty report, July =
\ 6.-Nine German trade ships 4
y bound to Swinemuende on July =
\ 2, south of the island, were at =
\ tackled without previous warn \
y ing by submerged enemy's sub =
4 marine Torpedo line was clear =
\ Iy sighted, also two strong whirl- =
\ pools caused by firing of torpe- =
\ do. Happily torpedo passed be- =
+ tween ships. Accompanying =
4 armed paSrol boats Immediately =
made attack on place of submar- =
y inc, which was chased. Convoy =
\ arrived unharmed in Swinemu- \
4 ende. 1t is stated that peaceful y
\ German traders were attacked =
y by enemy's submerged submar- =
\ inc without previous warning. =
l. / - = 4 J. 4 \ y y ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-10

PLAN ITO ESTABLISH free PORT IN
HONOLULU TAKEN UP BY REDFlELD
Department of Commerce Con sders Suggestion on Lines Ad
vanced By StarBuIetin Several Weeks Ago-Judge Baou
Questions on Point of Constitutional Limitations

proposal district in Honolulu being
Secretary
may II
established here with
duty also manucur
made Pacific
in Albert
his
article point
the Honolulu
ntv has his &C We
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-10
FORCE OF VILLA
men APPROACHING
Warning is Given State De-
partment BY Ambassador
From Mexico
(Associated Press by Federal Wireless

(Associsted Press by Federal wireless)
WASHINGTON, D. C, July TO-
Warning that large force Of Wills
tas are headed for the Big Bend coun-
try and that there 10 danger to Aneri-
cans and others has been given coHr,-
selIor Polk Of the state department BY
Mexican Ambassador Arredondo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-10
BASEBALL RESULTS
TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Pittsburg- Pittsburg Z, New
York 1. ... B.. ->. ....
AT Chicago Boston {, Chicago o.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 6, Brook
lyn 8.
At st. Louis-Philadelphia 5, St
Louis 2. @.@~E>..
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NEW YORK STOCK i

Following are the closing prices Of
stocks en- the New York mafekt to-
day. sent by the Associated Press over
the FeocraI Wireless. z.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-10
SEVERAL HUGE DIVERS BUILT
FOR TRANSATLANTIC TRADING
Captain of Deutschland Tells of Voy-
age---How His Vessel Slipped Past
British Naval Patrol---Uncle Sam
Fixing Status of Craft---Hard Fights
On West Front

(AssOia PssSer by raIW eess)
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July To-
Sugar: So degrees test, $50 cents.
Previous quotation, 6.205 cents.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AT Boston Chicago 4, Boston 0:
Chicago 3, Boston 0.
At New Iork-Cleveland 8, New
York 2.
At Philadelphia and Washington
Rain.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-10

BERLIN toTrenes Malsonnse
everywhere repused a@.#
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EXPRESS mo- FEAR
OF DREAD EPIDEMIC
Health Department States That
Cases Are Found at Times;
Expects No Spread
tA.sOciatsd Press by Federal wireless.

tAssociated Press by Federal Wireless)
NEW YORK, N. Y, July 1o.-Four;
teen more deaths and 1903 new cases
Of infantile Fafslysls Is the toll for
the last 81 hours. Local and federal
health experts are working night and
day 70 combat the disease. u....
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SUGAR

'sId. tEx.dlvIdend. tUnquoted.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, July 1o-SurVeyor of the Port
examination today reported that the Deutschland s
to the privileges Of any peaceful ship.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-10

From San Francisco
Ventura. July 10.
For San Francisco
Wilhelmina, July IL.
From Vancouver:
~ Niagara, July Il.
For Vancouver:
Makura, July n.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-27

rectors will undoubtedly uphold. but
it is a tWO-to-onc shot that lsaacson
will change his attic indicator and let
one game decide the differences be-
tween the Class A squads. If he does
the schedule will probably be for next
Sunday at Rourke park, Murphy Did
Its against winners Of the MCCarthy'S
Sunnybroks-Stags game for the Glass
B championship and the LuXus
against HANDLERS to eliminate one
Of the other from the race, and on the
following Sunday Armours against
winner Of the Rambler-Luxus game,
and on the next Sunday the winner Of
the last mentioned game against
Minneapolis at Omaha.
Omaha Gets Trimmed.
1t seems now that if the Omaha
Amateur Base Ball association was
in a position financially to send rep
representative to the meeting of the
national association the outcome Of
the schedule for Omaha would be a
trifle more satisfactory. Every sea-
son the Omaha boys have to earn a
trip by defeating some foreign troupe,
while other members OF the associa-
ton are allowed to come here at the
expense of the Omaha Amateur Rase
Ball association. The fellows that
fixed up this schedule may know
their business and their brain ma
chinery might be in good working
order, but it would be essential to
produce some high class explosives to
blow the Omaha dudes into line with
the opinion that they were afforded a
squa re deal. Omaha has to play Min,
neapolis here on Sunday. September
u, and on the same SUNDAY ST. Pau
plays at Lincoln If St. Paul wins
Omaha is compelled to play st Pau
the following Tuesday, Omaha has tc
dcfray the expenses OF Minneapolis
for the round trip and ii St. Pau
wins at Lincoln, Omaha has to pay
St Pauls expenses from Lincoln &c
Omaha and from Omaha to St. Paul
In event Lincoln wins, Omaha plays
at Lincoln If Omaha trims Minneap.
oils and St Paul or Lincoln, they will
be eligible to pillow on to Houston
Tex. where the semi-fnals and final,
will be jerkcd Off What business ha>
Cleveland in the race Cleveland
Joined the National Federation ant
later several teams that got a rotter
deal quit and decided to Join the Ma,
tional association |, would be O X
to take them back next season but
when they turned the National asso
citation down last spring they SHOULD
get a dose of their own medicine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-27
TWO TITLE GAMES
AT THE LUXUS LOT
Beddeos Tangle With Kraji-
cegs and Stays Play the
McCarthys.
GLASS A SERIES NEXT WEEK
BY FRANK QUIGLEY.

Now that all the ties and knots oi
he various leagues have been
Strengthened out, the next thing On
the program is to settle the cham
ponship OF the different classes. One
team Of the four Class 3 winners,
namely, the Chris l.ycks, has already
landed in the refrigerator. Ifc Muir
phy-Did-Its handed them the knock
out drops. Two games, billed for
aforementioned purposes, are on the
bill of fare at Luxus park, located at
Twenty fourth and Ninton streets,
for today. The first contest, which
will be reeled off at 80, will be be
tween the Beddeos, pennant gents OF
the Booster league, and the krau-
ceks, the big noise of the lnterclty
league. Both teams are bubbling over
with confidence and they are deter
mined to glom the grapes, so ii is a
leadpipe that a battle tull of thrills
will be on the boards. According to
the dope going the rounds the boys
with gray matter are picking the Bed
deos to suppress the krajiceks, but
the followers OF the krallccks are
singing differnt tune.
As soon as this contest is recorded
as an historic event, the Stays, of the
Metropolitan league, will meet the
McCarthys, of the Southern league,
for the purpose of eliminating one
or the other for the privilege OF play
ing the Murphy-Did-Its next Sunday
to decide the Class B championship,
In the Metropolitan league the Stays
closed the books with clean slate,
winning every game, and, incidentally,
garnering a percentage OF 1000. Their
opponents for today did not have the
path strewn with roses. but after an
uphill fight they finally reached the
summit. Local base ball enthusiasts
that have seen both teams in action
are of the opinion that the Stays will
slip away with the long end, but
strange things bob up in base ball,
and if the McCarthys bring along
their fighting spirit, the dopesters
may have to find back seat Reed
probably will twirl for the Stays, He
is unquestionably Class A twirler,
but for some reason he decided to
play Class B ball this season. Dona-
hue or Barry will be on the rubber
for McCarthy's Sunnybrooks, Both
of these games will be hard fought
and, in all probability, large crowd
will decorate the stands.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-27
Rotarians to Take
In the Ball Game

tuesday will be Rotary day at the
base ball game For on that day all
Omaha Rotarian, will be guests of
their fellow member, Pa Rourke at
the game.
Tuesday will be the opening day
of series with the Des Moines
Boosters. The series with Des
Moines will be the last one on the
home lot except the two-day tits
with Sioux City September ! and s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-27
Butcher Continues
to Lead in Western

Butcher, Denver, is still in front in
the Western league, Shields, Denver.
leads in stolen bases with %; krug.
Omaha, and Litschi. Wichita, in sacrr-
flee hits with y each: Dyer, Denver.
IN home runs with Is; Butcher in
total bases with 222; Miller, Omaha.
and Carlisle, Lincoln, in runs scored
with % each. and Denver in team hit
ting with .29t Leading hattcrs, in,
GLIDING Tuesday, games.
Butcher, Denver, $50, Johnson.
Lincoln $50; Gilmore. Sioux CITY,
1888; Millrr Omaha, 'jS. Oakcs.
Denver, $50; Kruger, Omaha "a.
Livingston. Sioux City, '26, GRAY,
Wichita, 51}. Connolly Sioux City.
80; Watson. SIOUX city. .Jl3.
l.,a"Ing pitchers Tor nineteen
games
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-27
Omaha Wrestler
Trains for Bout
On a Motor Bike

Paul Watzig, the Omaha wrestler
who also goes under the name OF Ro.
manoff, is engaged in novel train.
ing stunt. Watzig is riding motor.
cycle overland from Omaha to San
Francisco, where he is scheduled tc
take part in a finish wrestling match
with Adolph Ernst, who is going un.
der the name OF Ad Santell on the
coast. Watzig has already negoti.
ated half the distance and reports
he is in excellent condition.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-27
Hurler Fired by Pa
Is Signed by Cubs

Red Ainsworth. the sorrel-topped
hurlcr Ia Rourke bought from th}
Fort Wayne club last fall and fired
before the current season opened thiI
spring. has been purchased by th1
Chicago Cubs from Terrc Haute, I'd
which club Pa released him.
Answorth has been going great
guns in the Central league and CuH
scout fell Tor him He didn't show
anything when with the Rourkes thi}
spring and neither Pa nor MartJ
Nrug could see even Class A talent
N him
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-27
Nebraska Man Made Vice
President of A. A. T, S, A

Harry E. Palmer of Bradshaw,
Neb., has been elected vice president
OF the American Amateur Trap
Shooters association, the national
governing body Of the sport. Mr..
Palmer will handle the business al
fairs of the association in Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-27
BILLY MULLER J0ES
TO THE CINCY RACE
Dams L Argent Driver Spends
Month Here 0vcrhauling
His Speed Creation.
TAKES FEW PRACTICE SPINS

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when thai ,amr 'h", pr,rr.,'"i Il"
completely "NrrhAr' 'o' Ii'I' 1'.
nnw w"g"r Nir0 ""r"H' IT,; 'n'
motor and 'hr al n"r over '""' '' =
Muller ana Conway t".N ~ ~" f'"
out +" the ep,cdw"H " "'rk 40, an'l
t""t c"upl r o." i@'t arH.N' 'h"
oval. One d"r out they 'uih'& i
numhcr ~ laps al i'"' mar IL. ,'N
even, and the i"IIr"IhE 0'' ''h-
made 10 rlllc, an hour
The machine is IN better shape th9t!
It ever ""S before and .IuliH ana
Conway expect to E"t some {" No.
m"ny IN the approaching tan race.
he CInc!nnatl event VIII cong III
Labor Day ON ne" board speedway
built similarly {" tn" Omaha Na"'"f
Fred Wagner, Wh" acted as -'"r'''
here VIII MI the same 'apat',E INt,e
EStSta, DE Paima' Kch"noark'T' ~
ken. M'r', Mli'"*,, Nhder'"i'' Mu'
tord; hanuIer' i-eWiS' J''' son
d Alenc. Muller Milton ana n.p"i ri
the other last boys are entered. h''
prize money at mcy is S'"'F"'
Hold Second Race,
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-27
Field Club Caddies
Will Sport Monday

The annual caddie day will be held
at the Omaha Field club Monday
morning. The lads will play round
of golf and then will take part in a
number of athletic events which will
be held under the supervision OF Pro-
baton Officer Gus Miller and Stan
ley Davies, assistant professional at
the club.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-27

Lineup for Second Game,
Stays Protest.

At the last meeting OF the directors
the Stays protested against playing at
Luxus park. claiming that they were
north end team and that their
rooters would not travel southwark
to see them perform If their follow
ers are suffering from that dreadful
malady commonly known as lazy
titus and would only travel a few
blocks to see them in action then
they ought to tie the hardware onto
Their ro0ters Todays battle will tell
which side OF the fence the rootcrS
are on. Tickets were distributed
among the managers OF the tour
teams booked for today and large
advance sale is anticipated.
A communication was received
from Walter Nelson, one OF the
directors who at present is lampng
the skvscrapcrs in various large cities,
{ Comparatively speaking, he says that
Minneapolis, and st. Paul are not III
the swim when it comes TO diamonds
and numerous privileges that are cA-
tended to the Omaha amateurs You
| fellow that are always gong around
with a chip on your shoulder and a
wagonload OF hammers, please take
notice.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-27

1t is SAID the hopes of the Boston
Red Sox rest completely on Carl
gan's pitching staff Which, II might
be said, is a pretty good asset on
which to rest ones hopes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-27

IA, loWly Links are hustlug
hu,,h I'm, III" Konrkc, wilt out hus-
IL tH,m
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-27

On The cNltNslVe rosTeT OF tht NtW
York American league club is the
name OF one Charley Mullen, former
marag.r OF the Lincoln Western
lvagur club. Mullen is the only
lanl hitting 800 or better. Last
week. play ing second for Gcdeon, he
won two games for Donovan crew
bv his hitting and sensational ncld-
ing. Perhaps Donovan is right, but
it seem, from a long distance view
that Wild Bill is pulling a boncr by
not using Charley as a regular instead
oi utility.