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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-28
u. s. BATTLESHlP
HARD AGROUND
(By UNITED PRTSS)

(By UNITED PRTSS)
Washington, Sept. 28.-Uater)
The American battleship that
is aground In home waters is rest
ing easily the navy department
stated at noon today.
Departmental advices indicated
that the vessel would be taken off
safely.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13
KORNILOFFS army
MEETS BOLSHEVIKI
in DEATH GRAPPLE.
Reports of Outcome Conflict
ing; London Post CorreSpon-
J. dent Says Eventually Russia
viii Again Fight Germany
Associates Press by v. s. Naval wIrsIss,.)


LONDON, Eng, Dec 13.-Locked in
battle in the midst of a Russian win
ter, Gen. Korniloff's army and the
forces of the Bolsheviki are fighting
bloodily near Bielgorod, Northern Rus
sia.
The outcome of the battle is not es-
tablished. The Petrograd correspond
ent of the London Daily Mail reports
that Korniloff has been defeated and
wounded and that his capture is ex'
pected. The Posts correspondent says
that Korniloff has routed the Bolshe-
Wiki. The Post also says that Korni.
loft had 5000 In his force, including the
'wild Division and the Death aBt-
talon" of women, and was supplied
with artillery. This report also de.
clares that Korniloff had surrounded
the BolsheyiN force. which would be
dealt with very drastically."
In reviewing the Russian situation
the Post correspondent says that an
iron hand viii force a decisive future
and this. peaceful adjustments are I'm
possible. Eventually Russia viii con-
front Germany snd, he adds, nothing
which may develop should surprise
the world.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13

Nov. II, 1e14-"This afternoon
the consul came on board with a
Dr.. SehWiek from Manila and
Trinansu (0 He has a secret
message. will give him a mill
tary passport from July IS to
August IS. knorr will give him
transportation beyond"
*&%
April 10, 1915-"on the sixth
Of April the following telegram
was sent to the Embassy, Wash
Ineton: In reply to your inquiry,
81 shotsuns, So stocks, So bar
rels, II boxes of ammunition, not
known whether paid for or not.
(Sisned) Rodiek.'"
April 2e, 1e15-"Had a CONVEX
sation with Mr.. kIebahn and
Schroeder regarding weapons on
the Holsatia. We decided to
write to the Embassy and call
their attention to the danger Of
someone getting into difficulties
II the American authorities
found these things on board"
(The naval intelligence bu.
reau calls attention to the fol-
lowing message sent to the
consulate with the notation that
it refers to the Japanese ex-
pedition):
Jan. 2, 1s15-"The following
telegram was received at the
consulate yesterday evening:
Following is the answer tS teIe-
gram Of December 29th: Wait for
news Of destination. Embassy
has been notified directly and
quartermaster instructed
May %, 1e15-"At the consul
ate met Mr.. Wehde who was
on his way to the Orient on bust
ness"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13
HONOLULU PLANTATION
MANAGER is ARRESTED

James Glib, manager of the Homo
lulu Plantation Company, was this
afternoon arrested at Aiea, on the
complaint of David Kupihea, of Wat
e-town, manager of the Hawaiian
Standard Food Company. for malic-
ious injury. Kupihea alleges that Glib
instructed laborers from the Aiea
plantation to tear down certain build
ings at Watertown belonging to Ku,
rihea The trouble is beltevez to have
Originated from the shooting of Mrs.
Krpihea through the arm while hold
ing a small child. one morning, by a
military guard at Pearl Harbor. 1t is
said Kupihea was ordered to move
from that locality but refused to do
80 Glib will appear IN ponce court
December is.
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Sc GUARDSMEN TO
Be EXAMINED FOR
SCHOFIELD R.O.Tc.

Fifty-six members sof the National
Guard of Hawaii have been authorized
TO appear before the4examining board
at department headquarters next
Monday afternoon for examination &c
determine their fitness for attendance
at the training camp to begin at Soho
field Barracks on January 5.
Those authorized TO report for the
examination, which is at 2 O'Clock, art
as follows:
Rea. SGT. Maj. Abram q. Cohen, Isl
HaWf1h Brigade; Robert L. Hind, Is,
Sep. Troop Cavalry; Sgt. Arthur L
Silverman, Machine Gun Company, Isl
Infantry; Sgt. Herman v. Won Holt,
Machine Gun Company, LIST Infantry;
Sgt. G. Campbell Crozier, M. @. Co.,
LIST Infantry; Cpl. Philip G. Hall, III,
G. CO., LIST Infantry. I.
Cpl. Fred Swan, MIG. Co., LIST In.
fantry; Mechanic James Brown, NJ. G.
Co., LIST Infantry; HIS. William A. In
man, M. G. Co., LIST Infantry; Pvt. Isl
CT. Harold E. Marsh, NJ. g. Co. list In
fantry; Pvt. LIST CT. Willard G. Grace
M. g. Co., LIST Infantry; Pvt. Owen T.
Weber, NJ. G. Co., LIST Infantry; Pvt
Chauncey Smith, M. G. Co.. LIST In
fantry; Pvt. J. Roy Patten, NJ. G. Co.,
LIST MT; Pvt. James Sinclair, NJ. 6.
Co., LIST Infantry; Pvt. J. Patty Walker
burg, NJ. G. Co., LIST Infantry.
Sgt. Henry r. Auerbach, signal corps;
Sgt. Ross Page, signal corps; Supply
Sgt B. T, McKapagal, Co. NJ, LIST Inf;
SGT. Frank Kim Lee, LIST Inf; Sgt
KimbaIl Ho, st INF; Sgt. H. B. K. An
ahu, LIST Ini.: Sgt. David K. Kahana-
moku, lst INF; Sgt. Pedro NJ. Esque-
-ras, LIST Inf; Cpl. Herman Bode, LIST
INF; Cpl. Louis K. Collins, 1st Inf;
Pvt. Edward B. Jackson, LIST Inf; Sgt
Charles Mocksing. End INF; Sgt.
Thomas Kaukai, 2nd Inf; Sgt. Alfred
Ignacio, End Inf; Cpl. Dewey Mookini,
End Inf: Sgt. Joseph Hinan, End Inf;
Sgt. e. Manusa, End Inf; Sgt. Joe Rod
rigues, End Inf Cpl. Lucky Smith, End
Inf: Sgt. Louis Guillesn, End Inf; :.
Cpl. Robert spencer, End INF; Sgt. Al
bert Hall, End INF; Pvt. William B.
Shields, q. M. c.; Pvt. John w. Sid
dan, @. M. c.; Pvt. Ludwig E. F. Ian
ger. O. M. c.; Pvt. John NJ. Watt, O..
M. C.; LIST Sgt Leon Feronda, End
mt: Pvt. Bernhard n. Knollenberg.
LIST INF; Cpl. William F. Thompson,
signal corp8; Cpl. Henry A. White, sig
nal corps; Pvt. Charles s. Dole, End
Inf: Sgt. Charles s. Chong, 1st Inf:
SCI. s. w. Chang, sanitary detach-
ment. LIST Inf; Sgt. William Wilcox,
1sfsfa6Cp1. George Manoha, LIST Inf;
Col sd Dassel, signal corps; Sgt.
8. w. Hidrich, LIST Sep. Co. engineers;
SGT: G. Robert Miller, LIST Sep. Co. en-
gineers; Pvt. Harry F. Lucas, LIST Inf.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13

AOC0AAASAs
She is Miss Eva Lciontz, a Jewish
Cossack, who was member of the
second contingent of the Battalion of
Death in training at Petrograd a few
months ago when the Russian govern
ment lost its control over its soldiers.
Until today the fate of that second
Battalion of Death has been unknown.
With considerable reticence, but never
theless with remarkable frankness,
she disclosed in broken English story
of rioting Russian soldiers back from
the eastern trenches which in this
country is almost unbelievable.
With all discipline cast aside as their
officers had been shot or deserted,
these soldiers reached Petrograd and
with the threatened downfall of the
Kerensky faction as another season for
excuses, detachment of them
stormed the inadequately guarded en-
campment of the brave women of the
second Battalion of Death.
What ensued in the wholesale raping
can be better imagined, for it cannot
be told in detail, no more than could
of this war victim of the occurrence re-
late 1t today.
TT was bad, worse than the trenches
and from the scountrymen whom we
would have aided, says this woman
soldier of Russia.
Il did not so to the front, no; but
like many other women Of the battalion
we prepared to leave Russia" she
added. =,
Later she said that Kerensky was
4Conunned on Qage threel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13
PLANS TO SMUGGLE GERMAN SAILORS
TO COAST APPEAR EARLY IN DIARY

The story of German duplicity re-
vealed in Grassnof's diary is involved
ard at times made obscure by referen-
ces not exactly clear. Other refer
erces, however, are startlingly clear
ard significant. From the moment
when the Geier sought the refuge OF
Honolulu harbor and placed itself I'M
der the protection of the United
States, as an informed vessel Of war,
GIasshof seems &c. have been sehem-
ing and plotting to violate success
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Pl CITING WHICH CIRCl.ED GLOBE Barred
AS CARRIED ON FROM WARSHIP; WIRELESS
And SECRET AGENTS ACTIVE FOR MONTHS
Facts In Possession of Naval Intelligence Office In Honolulu
Add New Chapter to Story of International Scheming
Won Bernstorf Boyd and Won Papen Appear In Plan;
Passports

REVELATIONS German plotting which stretched from Washington and San Francisco
German consulate and the Ge the public today
the author aion
Schroeder Rodiek consulate
diary intrigue plotting
Extracts from the translation have been furnished to the Star Bulletin the naval
intelligence office herewith full
he himself
peserv n =
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Sometimes the invited guest of fellow countren Of
note sometimes rubbing elbows with the of the
seas XII lived his life to help carry out the details of German
intrigue Not content with the activity he had the
Pacific XII or Kirchesen made his ultimately Europe
and was last August arrested by the Danish government in
Denmark who had been giving information the sail
lngs neutral and Allied vessels back across the German lines
to Berlin or other cities of the German government.
Yet Krcheisen
captain records that the chief steward is In IT'S way THIS
was morgan Australian who evidently traed the mischief
too closely for comfort The whether Hackfed
o.
Jack Cleary Irshman
played in German gathering celebrate Christmas"
OF
Beretania
That the Gee
be sealed and that she with
nerned
distance
How attempt made floating ship established
the Pacific how instructions
IDENTIFY done desperate efforts feeling
Germany
inquiry made by the United these Grasshof
diary
Bernhard, by federal
Alters which ships warbound Hawaiian
is
public
SchoId last
solitary
which a carried in this city
machinery the
the diary presumed that the majority
diary
intelligence bureau.
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fully both the laws of neutrality and
his own parole, which became opera
tive upon internmeat.
RoY-ED'S NAME COMES
EARLY IN DIARY ENTRIES
Right at the beginning occurs the
name of the notorious Captain Boyd.
disgraced and recalled from his posi-
as naval attache at Washington. q
appears in the diary entries 81 Oc.
tober, 1914. An attempt apparently
lcontlnued on page Two,
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What Rodiek Said In Statement
To Court and What Diary Shows
EXTRACTS FROM RoDIEKS
STATEMENT TO COURT.

1.-THE office Of consul is main
Iy a commercial agency and Il
was in the capacity of CONNER
ciaI representative alone that the
defendants, Rodiek and Schroe-
der, gave attention to the mat
tiers referred to. II In any aspect
these transactions could be re-
qarded as violation Of any Of the
neutrality laws of the United
States, their participating herein
was without guilty knowledge or
intent.
"WhfIe pleading guilty to a vi
oIation Of one of the neutrality
laws Of the country, andthus, as
to himself, bringing this trial to
q conclusion, the defendant, Ro-
dick, does not eoneede any dis
loyalty to this country or lack OF
devotion to its institutions"
1.-THE transactions, because Of
which these two defendants
found themselves involved in this
indictment, which consisted ex-
eIuslVeIy In arranging for the
furnishing of provisions and
money to the steamer Maverick
while at HiIo and the transmits
sion to her master Of sailing
orders previously communicated
to them, took place during the
months Of April and May, 1915,
and were regarded by them as
purely commercial In character,
involving no breach Of any obi
cation due from either Of them
to the government Of the United
States.
"Neither of these two defend
ants at the time these transac-
tIons occurred was cognizant Of
the fact that In participating
therein he was violating any law
of the United States.p 49,. $3.50
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LATE NEWS
GERMAN SUBMARINE
EOMBARDS FUNCHAL

LISBON, Portugal, Dec. ia
German submarine today bonn
barded Funcnal, Madeira, sending
40 shells crashing into the town.
The submarine then fled before
the attack of patrol boats.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13
TAKES 0HI0'S
GOVERNOR TO TASK

fa,,ocIsted Pres BY u s Naval wtrsIsss.)
WASHINGTON, .. c., Dec. Is. -
Fuel Controller Harry Garfield today
teIeoraphed to Governor Cox that Cox
would not be permitted to interfere
with fuel distribution in. his state,
Ohio. =..@"
Garfield says that any pressing need
for coal In Ohio will be met an soon
= Governor Cox shows : ~ i
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13
EXTRACTS FROM DIARY OF
CAPT. KARL GRkSSHOF.

April "a, 1915-"FoIIowing tel.
eeram was received from consul
San Francisco through consulate,
Honolulu:
"'PIease quietly and in an in
conspicuous way circulate ru-
mors Of a plan Of attack on Can
ada
ITO which was answered.
Telegram Of the oath uninteIIigj-
BILE. Further instructions neces-
sary.'"
May 3, 1915-"Again asked for
reply to my telegram regarding
the Canadian affair. Thereupon
| received the following reply:
The affair is settled"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13
FRENCH MARINE LOSS SMALL

PARIS, France, Dec. 13.-OnFy one
French vessel over 1900 tons was sunk
by the U-boats for the week just
ended.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13

awhile conserving, under the
existing circumstances, to the
entry Of a plea Of guilty, these
two defendants are convinced
that the testimony hereafter to
be produced during the present
trial will demonstrate that their
participation In any Of the trans
actions shown was without
knowledge that such act would
violate any law Of the United
States Of America"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13
SUGAR HEARING TOMORROW

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 13.-The
senate subcommittee hearing on the
sugar shortage will be held tomorrow.
Claus Sprcckels will be the first wit
ness.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13
COLD DAY IN IOWA

ASSOCIATED Press by o. s. Naval wi-aIsssI
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Dec. 13.-The
thermometer today went down to 20
below.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13
GERMAN ATTACK
ON ITALY UNSUCCESSFUL

ROME, Italy, Dec. 13.-The enemy
attacked in force yesterday, the at
tack continuing until the afternoon,
when it was abandoned on account of
heavy losses and no progress.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13
Survivor of Russia's
Death Battalion Tells
Vivid Story Of Horror
With Dissolution of Government Sav Soldiers Cast Discipline
to the Winds Left Trenches Invaded Petrograd and Raped
Women Defenders, Declares Member of Famous Amazons


he tied Pier
of
gain impression still
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u. S. GUARD" TO
KEEP HOME WATCH

WASHINGTON, D. c.. DecA "a
United States Guard" to supplement-
police details during the national
emergency was authorized today. 1t
will ne filled by voluntary enlistments
of men from 81 to 35 or by the assign
ment of drafted men who are unfit
Ter general service The uniform will
lie army blue and krag Jorgensen
rifles viii be the arms
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13
Ordered
To Get Busy And
Aid Land Drives

y
= The Associated Press today \
= brings news of a new German \
= "driVe'-that Of the U-5oats. The \
= summary says :
= "The German submarine force =
= is carrying on an offensive of =
= greatl magnitude. in complement \
= to thu drives attempted on land. =
y The submarine move has failed =
y sigma ply, according to a high ,
= naval authority in London. The =
y American navy has reinforced the =
y Allie@ patrols and conveys and \
= successfully countered against >
= the U-boats. +
= The details of the Russia 4
y fighting have not yet been made \
\ clear y
Mail from the states of possibly
1900 bags or more is expected late
this afternoon. This is the first mail
for niEe days to be received from
San francisco
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. H.
Sugar: IS deg. test, $50 cents. Pre-
vious quotation, 6.72 cents
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'6id. iEx-dividend. tUnouoted.
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NEXT MAILS

From San Francisco
Friday, Dec. IA.
For San francisco
Thursday, Dec. 13.
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THE GREATEST NEED

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
THE SINISTER INFLU ENCES

W. may expect Ia rrc nnnlhrr pro
tho Hruntr ut hnv nt"mI"nt 10y That
arch ,nwdl"r Ia anti Anrrlrhninm.
Hrnnt"I Wlltnn Jnrl Stone. other
-1rlan hunwn nm Cum Hh"" mn. nnh
nurh "lhnr nc.I"ilv" AMI 'nnlnE
accomplishments nn nu'hinE "Epn ""l
hiding the nhriln Auh Il In rlrnifl"nnI
ihnI hn.h II bio .lrI"ttuiunI Ion Ia
create II fnin" feeling nlri"nh "f II
ZACH az unity In ihla country Ia vlH"t
nualy pr"s"'uilnp Ih'' wnr. In th" anime
nrranl;nIl"u that nrpInul"h A"nni"r
T,nTnllotI"'e net II saturday Inst
whom Il" iuir"lm"oh hin rrn"lulinn
asking Tor MI "uhnrrnHnluY pro.
nouncrm"nt on Ia" part ~ IN" gov
rrnmrnt M Ia ''iiu nhl"rtn nnh nina
I'm thIn conflict. Thla organization In
ono Of thu muat pcrnlcluun nErnClrH
for tho promotion OF dlrcord nj home.
which obviuunly glv"a comfort to our
declared enemy abroad
An soon mr. Senator l-nFOllrttOn
ronolu,Ion Ind been pr"nrntcd tho
nRentn OF tho American Union Against
Militnrsm Bccurcd ropina OF II to
havo It ncnt brnndcnat oypr tho c0un.
try. and whom the WlacnnRln' repre-
sentative nf tn" knlr"r In thu H"nntn
heard OF II hr denied TINT thu dlaturh-
Ing organization had anything to do
with tho resolution. Perhnpa not. but
tho rnct that 1t approved 1t BhowH m