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Hawaiian Star. Vol. XXTI, No. 7007
12 PAGEa HONOLULU, TERRITORY OP HAWAII, THURSDAY; SEPTEMBER 24r 1914. 1 12 PAGES.
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' . ; LOIH Oir, En-land, Gcpt. 24. Ililitary experts here point
; cut t!:at ths fall cf. the Austrian stronghold of J ' !:t7- into
nu::iin , hzzdz completes he rst . Etae of C z . : c . I . ,:al
'jnilitary cpcraticn3 ever undertaken , . : ' ' ;;-
i The investment cf Frreniysl blocks the advance of the
Auctrian and German forces, it is declared The Russian niove-
ncnt is r.077 that cf a hu-ravredge-shaped body, constituting the
rilit, cn the entire line from Libau to Warsaw; This
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IN ANNUAL TRAINING
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Ir.ve menaced the German' attempt to cut off
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; ccevpy Pcrenne. The Allies are also, ad
t l:t;vc:n the rivers Ccmme and Oise toward
Crisis in Mexfcoi.lore Serious
and Outbre ,; of Battling
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Associated Preaa , Pel , Wirele Ss.l
WASHINGTON,' 5Si?t. 24
Affair in troubled ' :exfc'fMtYa enc
again come to a ;cr a wrt$ th - .flous
revclutlon galnrt rovlalc Ha .Presi
dent Carranza, hi. 'sd.by former
chief general, ra: ;ho.yttla; '
; FollowiRd the lat "r'a potting of rev
olution proclamatl: nsr he has moved
south with his- 40,ceo troops to .meet
the Carranza forces.:... y-,"
Gen. Carranza today telegraphed to
Washlnston that he will not make the
attack on the opposing troops and asks
the United Stites not to interfere. Ef
fort to' heal the breach between the
two Constitutionalist leaders are being
made m Mexico City ; x -
President '.'WUsen" .today conferred
with the state tf oartmenr and. may
dccldo'.th2fetha 1- td--tateiitrdops
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, General, Obrcgon, who was reported
to be holding TorreoiV la a virtual
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r van: e' in the Verges has been repulsed.
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einliirg cf the three British' cruisers in the
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"Five ubrr,r;nes, cna cfestroyed." From the fact that It
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: t to fierce tiie line of trench forts linking "Verdun
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:an attack ncrtheast cf Verdun has failed.
left cf the Allies are now, confident.:
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; 1 : BERLIIT, Germany, Sept.. 24. It is' announced here that
the - German heavy artillery . is today successfully bombarding
the French points of Troyon, Lesparoches, Camp des Romains
and Lioumville. ; ;
; Regarding the sinking of the British light armored jsruiser
Pathfinder, some time ago; the German admiralty says that the
vessel was sunk; by a German submarine,' not by . coming-into
contact with a German mine, as-was first reported: : -
The German admiralty maintains that the British cruisers
were sunk by the German submarine U-9 siiglehanded; . v:
Vrlt is jstated that the cathedral of Rheimi is only slightly
damaged by the German bombardment. ,
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- PEKING, China, Sept: 24. It is announced here . that the
Anglo-Japanese attack, on Tsingtau will be undertaken to-
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' ! LO ND ON, England, Sept. 21-German and Belgian troops
are reported to have met in a fierce7 engagement al short dis
tance sonth of Antwerp, during which it is stated, thousands
of the Germans were routed, large numbers being, killed or
taken prisoners. y: " . . .
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MESSAGES OF GREETING
TO NOTED MAINLAND M
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- .-Gugllelmo Marconi ! (ab$ve,
whose - fisnius made possible .the
wireless girdling of the globe, and
Governor C E. Pinkham (below),
who touched the button tha set
in operation Kahuku plant, wjlch
enters y- Hawaii. ity globeirc1ing
chain. ' . .'.S- -' .'''-'
GREETINGS FLASHED
TO HAWAII BY NEV ;
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(Special Telegraphic Correspondence.)
, KAHUKU, ;Sept '24-Creetings: to
the people of Hawaii from the main
land.' were received early this .after
noon over the new Marconi system,
answering . the messages sent . from
Oahu. ' ' ' ;V,vV r
The first message received at ; the
Aloha From Hawaii Pulses Across Pacific in
Gmmembration of New Aerogram Route
; , 198i Guests of Marconi Company at. Al
i Frpsco LuncheonBift 'Kahuku Plant In
5 C inspected by Visitors Who Go by Special
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HiMARCONi WIRELESS STATION Kahuku, Sept 24,-The Cah: link In
the great aerial chafn that wlU fclni ; Jhe, cortlnsr.ts cf. t'.trXh A-irlti ir.J ,
Asia has been tested and found to be strong and true.
'1 Shortly after 12 o'clock today Governor L. E. Pirkamrfrcn h'i -!2c
at the. head of the al fresco1 banquet board at thi bii Kzh. ;; .. . - J
a fiHver key, With that movement the Marconi vviri!::j plant cn C- . v :
formally cpened and trans-Pacific communication by t.u.e new syt'.;. i s-cct.i-
,fulIyHestablJihed.'7' vt-v '.. ; ' v ' " - ... r
: it was an Impressive ceremony and far-reaching In Its 'ultimiis rs suits
The crash of the wlrele&s spark drowned all ether noises In "the ;'ar.t arJ
for a moment stilled the big crowd of guests assembled to. cs.r.-iemorata
the opening of what la said by experts to be the greatest wirelei sUtisn In
the -world In capacity and powert .' V-
l.One hundred and ninety-eight guests of the company satjefrvm to the
luncheon table, after maklng'a thorouch Inspection cf the plant previous to i
the i turnlng-cn of the power by. the territory's chief executive.
The celebration unaer the auspices of the Honolulu Chamber cf Com
mere was a complete success, carried out a it was In thoughtful and hes--pitable
detail by the Marconi Wireless Company. ,The' Marconi marajement
provided not only splendid accommodations, but spread a hospitable board
for its guests, who included ths leading business and professional men cf
the city and many public officials and representatives of commercial or oth
er, bodies.; ? ; " : ' .
.The guests from Honolulu left the city at 9 o'clock by ths special train
and arrived at the Kahuku stopping place at. 11:40, after havirg picked -up
about 30 passengers who made the trip from the city to Haieiwa by auto.
' The company's guests sat down to luncheon In an Improvised pavilion
in the shadow of the towering' Wireless masts.- . Former Governor Ceor-jo
(R. Carter, president cf tht Chamber cf Commercei acted as toastrrrstsr on .
j V j - Real wireless messages to, many mainland . men and oflclals, Jneludln
the President, were sent and received, A feature of the luncheon pro;rz.-n
was the reading, of fake messages from various people to some of the bus- .
Jnessmen present. The messages were of a himorous nature and s'.lrrsd
up much Uughter, while the real congratulatory aerograms exchan-;:i be
tween Hawaii and the mainland were read amid applause. ...
C Three rousing cheeri were given for Mr. N. H. Stau;hter, the englnee'r
inharge for the Marconi Company, and three cheers for the company.
. L. A. Thurston made an Interesting talk on the history cf communica
tion of various sorts in Hawaii, and Engineer, Slaughter also made a strik
ing talk oi the hopes and plans of the new system that has come to Oahu
to stay, ',-;". :.:' --ryi : ; , . . l-,.- . . . . ..
The. weather Is overcasVbut no raJn has fallen and the opening cere
monies have-teen an entire success. , .
Big Construction Work Completed.
; 1 With the opening of tbe Marconi
plants at Kahuku and Koko Head, one
of the greatest . Industrial plants la
Hawaii Is practically complete.
The two plants together represent
an Investment of close to a million
dollars, of which nearly 1750,000 has
been .expended In the gigantic Kahuku
plant: This Btatioa will, ultimately
serve as the sending station to the
Orient when the rest of the round-the-world
Marconi chain is put In place.
' The Marconi company has been pre
paring for todayja opening for more
This er-:, -its to approximately ?1,CS7,C:C,C:3 In U.iS. money. Several
rt;:rts s t3 f-e t'zt cf the German war loan have been received here, one
V.zt it is CCD and ancther that It is CCCC.CCO.CCa A report a few
tf:ys f"-i C:ri;n stated that the loan was heavily oversubscribed. '..-.
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21. It is declared here that
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'.V.CIIIiraTOII,' D. C, Ccpt. 2i.--A. Ilustea Bey, Tnrk
Ii nr.li::-dcr to ths United Ctntes, has notified President
"i!::r. thit he vrill leave the United States in a fortnight and
' 1.2 vrill net retract the ciatcment criticising the United
r:r:;r.;nt fcr rendinj American cruisers to Constan-
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" T.nTITinTI TTnnrlorirl . Runt 91 Tha mwftr fViat rfon ora huA
; r www' sm, . -rv wv.i Tht Pananra-Pacihc Interna-'
hroken out in the Austrian army is confirmed By further des-: tionai Exposition .sends cordjai '
patches-reachingthis-dty; ;;:;:: ;
nan : Cruiser Shells Lladrcs -. . j njOTh'wJSriJj
CALCUTTA, India. Sept 24The German cruiser Emden " T?;tl?
stormed the city of tladras last Tuesday, throwing shells' at" hope. thi wm timuue;; bith
materially to the prosperity Vand
happiness .of your people. N ' - '
:' "CHARLES C MOORE.;
A long congratulatory message was
station was from Charles Moore.
oresldent of ihe Pan-Pacifio exobsi-1 than a Teart)wlnz to delay in icet-
tlon. It was addressed to; Governor thig material for theIantse.work
i at times progressed slowly. The plants
the city but inflicting but slight damage.
IsO Annotihcementfo
;, Up to the time the first -edition of the : Star-Bulletin went wed f rim X iyiSrw
to press, no news' had been ireceived from -Berlin. The lastef the San Francisco office of the a-
t, r AS
ouxcisu iuuiouuceineiiu iroin me uermaa tipiuu ciiiiiasiicu a message of good wishes for eon-
Slaughter, signed, "The People of Ho
nolulu H'v - A ' 'r's"T. ...f.-. r--'.--"
important victories over the Russians in East Prussia.
lsdcnt Advance At.Cracoti:
"LONDON, England, Sept. 21 The news; has reached Lon
don that the Russian advance guard has reached i Cracow. x
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SUGAR
8 AN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24-Sugar:
96 deg. test, 5X2 cents. Previous quo
tatlon, 5X7 cents,
are of such unusual size and so great
is the power demanded that most of
the machinery had to be specially built
for the Oahn Installations. ' ;
The opening of the Kahukri plant to
day was made a gala occasion by Ho
nolulu, i The celebration -. was- under
the auspices of the Chamber of Com
merce and much of the day's business
In the city was suspended owing to
tha large number of business men who
made the trip. " , ""-'.
- They expressed . themselves a, de
lighted today withfhe big plant' its
costly and unique machinery and the
fact that the . Marconi Wireless TeleJ
graph: Company; '.of America is now a
part and parcel of Hawaii's industrial
life. : ' -'v--;.--?-'.-;".:'' :
- Congratulations of the most cordial
kind were bestowed today upon ' Nr
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MONUMENTS
(Sranlta Marble. " " Blue Etcae
Ccpinj and Iron Pence.
IL E. HENDRICK. LTD.
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gent H. Slaughter, the yonng enslaeef
who is in general, chargs of the Mar
coni work and who has labored almost
Incessantly . for many . months to get
the plants Into working order. The
large staff of employes were al39 .
heartily congratulated- -
The messages sent todays Included
the following: ' ;. . ,
' Frqm Governor Pinkham to the Pres
ident: ',' - ;"-- ' i rr y V.
The President, the White House,
Washington, D. C: I
With time and distance annl-
hllated; ' and ppace - subdued,
through wireless triumphs and
Impulse, the Territory cf. . Ha
waii conveys Its greetings, pro
found respect and sympathy to
W cod row Wilson president of
' the .United States, as he so earn
estly seeks the blessings of peace
and good will for all men, and all,
nations. - -. . - ,
LUCIUS E. -PINKHAM ;
- , Governor of Hawaii.''
From MajGen. Carter to Adiutant
General: -.'s' - - - ! - "
ToThe Adjutant-General, Washington,;
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We celebrate today opening Marconi
radio plant on Oahu. The radius of
action is upwards of 5000 miles, and
insures communication in tirr3 cf war,
regardless of any cutting of C 3 cat I a.
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From Admiral Moore to the Secretary
of Navy:
The Secretary of the :;avy, V,'a!-
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