TOWMEUS.S01QMEWOSHI VICTORY; Oo Oo Oe Oo Oo O- - Oo O Oo Oo COMPLETE SAYS MAUG
Total Page:16
File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb
r r Ventura. 24. mm r Sept For San Francises 8onoma, today,! p.m. Frem Canadian Peru Next mail. 10. Oct V-- V! I J V For Canadian Port Next mall. Oct. JL Evening Bulletin, 1M2. No. 6S37 Est 10 PAGES-HONOL- ULU, TERRITOBY OF HAWAII, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1917.-- PAGES Hawaiian Star. Vol. XXV No. 7938 10 yJtmCB FlVE CENTS VlfnWn7 nn nrn , jwuiyjui mm uu uuvi - fElfBl Mlmf.i .. v. MPTS TOWMEUS.S01QMEWOSHI VICTORY; oo oo oe oo oo o- - oo o oo oo COMPLETE SAYS MAUG All German Counter Attacks i TRIEDTO Dissension In HARBOR BOARD U. S. Engineers ROBEK MIXED UP Meet With Failure.While the; British Artillery" Aided By Death Battalion Receive Baptism Good Visibility Anticipates; TO HALT i 1IMENCE ACTS wimmvEMCKis, Enemy Movements and Splits Amazons Of German Fire Checks Charges at Terrible 8-HO- Cost to Teutons Congress UR EXCESS FEDERAL CHARGE AMERICAN TRAINING CAMP ( AimcUU 7 V. S. JUvtf WlrtlMi ) - Tnu IN FRANCE, Sept. 21. Ameri- Sept. 21. can engineers have got their LONDON, Eng., KJi S. State Department Reveals Harbor Board to Turn Over baptism of fire, and are show- - Alleged Conspiracy Activities of Then Acting German Consul of Ger- ing heroic bravery in face of Complaints Lord counter-at- How von Bernstorff Sought Against heavy bombardment of the Hun Date Back to 1915 When "Mystery" Ship That Was to Carry man infantry units which $50,000 to Expend Through Young Company to Federal artillery. Munitions to India Put Into Hilo tacked after the British to District Attorney 4-- Day and night the engineer yesterday, and tho "Certain1" Organization" regiment which has taken over successes Pro-perm- an (fonnection complete victory gained by Conduct Propa a LLEGED violations by the Lord an important strategio French the alleged of Georg Rodiek and Heinrich Sir - THAT ganda Off War Zl Young Engineering company of railway line are engaged in haul- Schroeder with the plot to foment a rebellion Douglas Haig east of Ypres is to Sta 4- - fighting eight-hou- r day ing vast stores for the Othe in their work up 1915, when steamer Maverick shown in despatches from the (AmeUte4 y V. l.'iraval WMms.) territory upon 8, 9 and poilus close to the. front in India dates as far back as the Tin for the Piers - trenches, and are constantly sub- an 10, will be referred to District Attor visited Hilo in the pursuit of its purported pro-Germ- activi- battlefront today. ; V4 ASHINGTON, D. 0, Sept. jected to shell fire from the ney S. C. Huber by R. Hobby, Star-Bulleti- reports re- ties, is the information which has reached the n The British commsnder Tf 21. That Uount v o n chairman of the harbor board. heavy artillery of the Germans. garding the drive in Flanders sgsinst $ Chairman HObby was given author- from authoritative sources. pivot point of Roulers that in 4 Bernstorff, German . ainbassa-- the ity to place the matter in the district The information received by this every detail it was a complete sue ..' pre--; dor to the United States attorney's hands at a meeting of the paper throws further light on the re- cess, and later accounts from the bat- vious to the declaration of war, board this morning. The decision fol- cent arrest of Rodiek and Schroeder tlefield show the Teutons. suffered ter- lowed a number of letters to the con- and clears up several points which Single Check rible punishment when they endeavor- v 1 was endeavoring through brib- regard to Kitchener's Words . i: . t f tractors in the hours they have been neld in doubt since the ed to counter attack. ery to influence United States were working some of their men on two Honolulu Germans left the terri- Good light enabled the scouting air the territorial piers, and which the tory to face trial in San Francisco. Brings $5000 planes to keep tab on all enemy move- congressmen in a pro-Germa- n every was contractors have not answered. At Gallipoli Are The warrant of arrest was served ments, and counter move 1 Hobby by artillery, movement was . learned here Finally yesterday Chairman anticipated the British H on Rodiek his In San - after arrival To Red Cross completely uv-- i served final notice that unless some Francisco, and that he knew he would which Is reported to have today...' '.', .. regiments. information was received from the be arrested when Jhe reached that city wiped out several Teuton I The state department has just mad -- jntractors they Recalled By Anzac of the Tommies also , -- i l that would work is not now doubted. Rodiek was trans- The rifle fire public a message sent by the Geraaa ft v! i.v. des- :neir men not more than eight hours a trial be- Is prslsed in the commander's ' envoy as as January, 1917. to the ferred to San Francisco for late day, he would turn the affair over cause the' in- - patches. re-- Sergeant-Majo- r Don Urquhart a majority of defendants A visitor walked into the of- Berlin foreign office, la which he ' J j the federal authorities. The of the h' -- to letter volved in the Hindu conspiracy were morn-- . o Cross quested authority-t- pay 'the, sum of ;r to the contractors, which was read be- Third Australian Light Horse regi- fice of the Red this BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN 1 ' residents of California, and it seemed 4- - ing wanted to do-- 150,000 for the purpose of Influencing fore the board and filed today, fol- ment, and one of the Anzacs, a name and said he FRANCE, Sept 21. A new attack was n expedient to the government to try good Congress through a certain organlza-tlo- lows: given to the first battalion to leave nate a small sum to the today launched southwest of Ghelu all defendants In San Francisco rather 4-- young lady charge In behalf of Germany. ."Referring to previous ad- Australia, passed through Honolulu on work. The in velt, which was taken yesterday In the letters than split the alleged conspiracy up 4-- Canadian-Australia- n requested the caller to. be seated. The communication Indicated that dressed to you under dates of August the liner Niagara parte carry on of drive against Roulers. the Germans - n into and a number and she got out a book to enter money had already-bee- paid, this "or. 10th, 23d and 31st, respectively, on the on his way to Canada. ' still retsining several strong posi- ; trials. a record of the donation. t- on former occasions to per 'subject,-w- up Sergeant-Majo- tions which are necessary to complete sanitation if above have not to the , r Urquhart listened to ' against you ' form similar work for the German n present writing received acknowledg- The government's full case "How much do want to the new British line. one of the last addresses . of Lord Rodiek Schroeder withheld un- donate?" Inquired. basiaflor. and recuested a continuation ment to the same. 'Dtp and is she Consolidation of the ground gained Kitchener..' 'made to Stax-JBuUeti- a. .. -- rerlmnt at til- their : -e- checkA-jreplied- g v of financial support for prorGermau I - We now advise you that -- tGampoTCf trial, buUthe r re'a. the yesterdar-lr-goin- rsp1drr 'forwsrd ' berto florid return b ia authorized to . state 'that - their al- nronaranda. : you .comply request con-a- nj ir caller. and the attack newly launched against less with land the embarkation on the fatal leged -- ac- - AS a result of the extraordinary, die activities are concerned with The young lady in charge isolated positions to the southwest journey to Russia. - tit serv-ic- e tha visit of the MaverJcK to Jiilo in cepted the slip, looked at the fig- closures it is believed that secret by ." the our of 1:30 o'clock p.m., should before night be accomplished. - - "I distinctly to 1915. At time Mr. Rodiek was ures gasped. agents of the United States' gov- j Thursday,- September- 20, 1917, this remember his words that and Sergeant-Majo- r consul Hawaii Mr. and; ernment have collected: and complied matter will be placed in the hands us," said Urquhart, "as German in and The check was for 13000 he stood before the regiment speaking Schroeder was his secretary. was from Charles M. Ccoke. Ltd. - a complete story of Germany's-- dupli- of the United States District Attor- city and Intrigue, and It to predicted ney." in a-sl- voice while his eyes search- "Myatery Ship" at Hilo 4--' Yesterday the R1 Cross re-- GERMANS AT LENS ed us from one end to the other. He Two years ago this month the Ma- celved a check for 13400 from additional chapters wiu be added v " that r ' In stating the stand of the contrac- - - BECOME WOBBLY story. lt' said: verick was an unexpected arrival in 4- Castle & Cooke, and six checks 4- to the startling tors in the case, E. F. Cykler, engi- " ' Hilo harbor. Due to the secretey 4 for 1100 each. The Green Stock-4- - A reference In .the message sent by Star-Bulleti- n 'No troops in the world would have S. Vaval WlrtUis.) neer, told the today that movements, where she was brought- (Associated rrtu ly V. ' "avoiding war". done what you did. You are about her ing league in $23 this . von Bernstorff to he believes recent presidential proc- the she came CANADIAN HEADQUARTERS IN - - going and where from, the 4 morning. ; ahows.that the ambassador was cogni- - . fully- bravest thing that God ever made.' 21. position A Russian woman member, of the lamations cover the matter.