The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-12-14

ed out from there on the tenth and in
case anything befell him Geissmann,
Of Leipzig, will be passed of for him.
| q. e., secretly substituted in his place
| 81 answered by Telegram as follows,
| MY word Of honor requires that re.
port the arrival of Pahriseh TO the ad
miral and also the reason he was sent
back without permission from. Cor the
knowledge OF the Gkier.'t, J y il u
| March 10, 1876 tsTuesday the 10th,
Telegram from Sauerbach, with refer,
ence to my telegram Of the 18th;
Have notified the admiral Of, the de-
parture of PahTisch. Report was over.
looked on account Of sagelmahus' abb
sence. ~ E-. sNE .:... ~
Aprilt9, 1915: "Consul at San Franz
/ cisco stated that Striebel and N. o..
! (non'e ofiicer) from the
Leipzig came in on a u. :. transport. }
April 10; "Transport sherman is IN
;;Striebel and Geissmann on board, the
latter formerly Of the Leipzig. /
April ~, 1915: "Deeision of the
navy department on the parole Of the
paymaster's clerk is here. They also
ask IL there is man named Pahrisch
on board. The requested parole was
sent over. Also wrote them that they
had evidently mistaken the name
Paenich for Pahrisch. 'f@. I
On April "a he says he was advised
by the consulate al San Francisco to
"please quietly and in an incompetent
ous way circulate rumors Of a plan Of
attack on Canada. 4" He didn't hn.
derstand this and asked for palmer In.
structions, but later received a reply.
i"The' affair is settled.n .ea -
He became interested in plan I'd
destroy "secret natter and asked
New York consulate il IL was neces.
sary, to which the consulate replied
asking Grasshof to instruct German
steamers TO Immediately burn all Sc.
cret matters relating to the naval ser,
vice and to notify the Alsass at Page
Page. a.. sasE ~ = I
On May II, 1915 requested instruc.
tions by wire edo you deem necessary
the. destruction of the entire set Of
machinery abroad the Geier', but was
advised TO destroy only steamers
| equipment. + fslD.A.
Message From Bernstorff -. IS,
Count Won Bernstorff now begins 20
figure in the diary, for a message was
received from the ambassador on May
IL, 1913, addressed to some one here,
the name being omitted from the diary,
however, which said, graphically,
"Danger Of having weapons coneisl
Gated" Three days later, "H. ". b.,
Washington" who is probably Bern.
storff, wired, edo not destroy, - but
the instructions apparently came too
late, for Grasshof replied that he had
complied Immediately with. instructions
in the first message. t'e. .1h.
Then comes Albert Wehde, the man
who was in Honolulu last spring, feted
by the Rotary Club, and then arrested
here and taken to Chicago as a partici-
pant in the Hindu conspiracy plot. .
Grasshof met Wehde at the German
consulate In the Hackfeld building on
May %, saying the man was on his way
to the Orient on BUSINESS, On June ~
the Maverick is introduced in the
diary, ~Grasshof making entry that the
newspapers here published q story Of an
unknown or unidentified steamer arriv.
ing at Hilo.
Then came instructions from the
arch -conspiratora Boy.ed to spread the
news of a German submarine being at
work in the South Seas, and "Please
spread the information very careful.
ly." This message was received by
Grasshof on June II. .'' ~.
'Grasshof was instructed to assign A
radio operator to the Cormoran on tAu-
gust 20, 1915. This message came from
BOy-ed, but the following day he made
entry that Manila had informed him
this could not be done, as Germans
We're forbidden to land at Guam.
On September IA he wrote that Cap
tain Won Papeh and Prince Won HAITI.
field Trachenberg we're making an in
coSnitO visit in San Francisco. e.. 81.
In November he enters in, his diary
some American official messages trans.
mitted from Kahuku to Tutuila, signed
by lansing" this one reading as fol,
lows" ~ .... r.,"a'- .'...
''"Radio TX 81, government, Wash
ington. 20 Govt. Naval Station, ri.
tuilla. For American Consul, Apia, 10th
Department, November 10. Please re.
port full concerning the arrest Of Hans
sen and grounds for placing the Ger
man management aud plantation EN-
plOyees of the South Sea Islands of
Hamburg, under forced administra
tons IT, 20,
Jack Cleary Mentioned
Then, the day after Christmas, 1915,
GTasshof tells of attending Christmas
celebration at Phoenix Hall, when some
speeches were made by Jack Cleary, n
local Irishmau, and Professor Dwyer.
Here is his entry: 'F',. .'
} December 26, ,19I5ARecord of speech
made at meeting Of Germans to cele,
brate Christmas, Phoenix Hall, Decem.
Der 81, 1913. Dryer is Prof. Patrick
Dryer, teacher of languages, who had
an Office for some time at DIR. Schur-
mann =, Beretania Street.
. Speech-PrOfessor Dwyer: 81 be.
heve in peace. l would like TO see
peace, want 10 see peace when the
TeutoniG Allies have driven the Rus
sian Bear to the North Pole; when they
have trampled on the proud Lilies Of
France until they are undistinguish.
able from the mire; when they have
driven III Garibaldi Dagoes into the
crater OF Mount Vesuvius; when they
have twisted ..
Jack Cleary (from the AUDIENCE:
+" A gaini"