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nONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, AVEDXESDAY, APRIL 18, 1917.
NINE
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. RIGHT O JUSTICE OF (EOUIIU ?
OIL COEIfflOi'S TflLO DV MM
Alt Requirements Met By Com-of loctcn .io entrance uron and
. . f,,vw CiAm n,. f ii.tr'"Prwt of mineral (oil) deposit prior
pany Prom Outset of Work to ue date of withdrawal and
estciites ki teissn GDinnsi-.-
Private Reports Contradict Statements From Government and
Indicate That Damages Have Been More, Serious Than
- Was Previously Admitted ; . .n.. ' x : -
Rapid-Fire Work By Ad Club Raises
" Fund For Ambulance on French Front
V
- and Its Pioneering Was Re -
; ee;MA n.Mu.M:.t
oi Fields That Navy Depart-
. rnnrtt CooUo - V
ihuu OCCUb
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(r,!" nK, re tD. a We C V bytbe land, office was rendered.
Horn oil land, troversy. es peel- TBese Becncn omprtse all of the
ally as ft affect i the Honolulu Oil lands aron-whicji Honolulu Oa seeks
: Company, by W.N. Mills, counsel for-patent I
: JLeMCr.P?n3r'f Ti?0 rrid n M earinj as to good faith of
maiden trip.. of the new Mateon liner locators on section C the original lo
Maul. . MM wav former assistant at- cat0ri were brought forward to test!-'
torney central i.d as euch represent- Xr; BOme from a Jons distance and at-
f? rT itl11,019 iWnse. ; They, and each of.
tie Elk Hill clyvhlch.m----to:tttm:iwWi9d to good filth In loca
eluded in. the first "Naval Oil Re ;tlpxi anC ,fttrards, unUl, sale, an! i
sine while a a coui.se for the Ilono- wM 00 contradiction " of such
lula company he is now oh the othe. tesUmony offereJ by the government.
side in the nutter of claims in the, ulrt in the face of 4his the report ren-
l!Uenf -S.1 ta d,lrl,ct ,n th "Second der,d by:,hfr ioca, hrnd office on
Naval Oil Iteaerve. - . $ March 3 r denies the good Talth of the
One of : the ntereftlnj features locators withoat- assigning sufficient .
i. t
v ; i
rcrrr.er
" and nc.v c .
, OH Ccmcsry,
. f Ccrtfil
t Honolulu
'brought 'cut 1 j; I!'::ra' course ot a
fcntrtatli)a l u;.rt tentative Of
10e bUMii;:, -.tin'. L; the fact, admit
tod by the t,jvc ; i -..tnt end the attor
. Ley seneral s trt:.:c:;t, that it. Iv
- the tuci:ej rrcr.t ty Ii --ciula Oil. Cora-,
that ' comrs'y fcu-ht about
the
pffient Cf C.a L-.a Vi.U. fields.
Now, says Mills,. vUIe admitting that
the Honolnla CiJ Ccrry IsTerpon-
Mble for the rrcvir.- t; cl'the
trict, Uie navdr-rtr:at is leaving
no stone unturctj o c . nvc me vtry.4
company V t trc "' t tlcv.t the de-l
elcr.neiit tl tv ; v.. .trict frcra the'
benefits fcr wi.:;'. its inioiiey was
fairly and Uritl. :.tiy ' .expended
Honolulu Oil Ti: -.:r(i" '';""-
In the seccr.J ' :'avl Cil Reserve
there were, t-1 it 1.5 t: itted that
there were, 17 t.: t !-!:.: s rrcperly en
tered upon tad vi'.Ji: . J ly actual
disco veuis rri-f to Dec ember-12,
1912. Tbeio wr-.t tD rrove up a tlth-
trto wild ci'.
rl;t t? a known oil
Ir t' '.3 Capt Hat
C 1 Tsts wer
'.. . .is Is not
I i the navy
jdoduclns resi: .
pon .and lie
end are tu. -considered
la ti-
department to rc.rve to the govern
u:tnf such' tanfJs ts 1.
been arbl-
irarily bounded ty ttr:
AnotheT i cist i' '-'
Is the manner I . v. . :.
general sou-tt ts 7 : ' t
the land crnce cf t' !"
ment by wMch t r I
pany's rirht to r
elded. He-urrci li .t
lands.
',rin;s out
j attorney
. . cioicn ct
zr depart-
Ui'J wom - . -
been de-j
crier of
1 evocation should cn.it tl. . actual rea
son for trir-inj it at
that it was dene f :!:ly t
rftr 1
nf thft
insistent revest c! t.v 3 tt mey gen
eral By this cr.:::Un -el the real
Tcason the court u.'tt erroneously
assume that It ws due to a change
. cf opinion by the Und department cf
the government which would -te ex
actly contrary to the fact. Finally
the. interior derirtment wxs, against
Its will, brcusht to tzlz such action
rnd then the attorney general's de
partment criticizes the Interior depart
ment for taking the very action sought
end now says it ceci no way by which
the court can assume Jurisdiction that
has been expressly and exclusively
riven to the interior department by
law. . - ' " .. ..,.'-. ; nt- "
Claims Property Clear Listed """ "
In the Taft withdrawal jf biP-Unds
the status q io ct individuals And
companies that had in good faith -entered
upon and developed the lands
t rior to such withdrawal and contln
red such development, was not to be! game for the tuemy and Tmdonbtedly
affected. On this understanding oil endangers the plans of the ' govern
land holders, including the Honolulu ' ment against the German , toe. The
company, rroceeiei. Under F"rch un i Republican cotgressmen were asked
Persuading the Und offlr cf the In-1 not to allow partisan attacks to de
tericr department ..c': rested all of' feat the plana for a measure that
rection 8, all rfirctton 14, three-j would provide for conscription, by se
fourths of tsxCn 4 and half of sec- lection, of the young, unmarried men
tlon laa to bona fides, good faith, j
- oance retu,r'd development work'
afterwards and to date of application'
ed 10 prof on deposit and d
i velopmeut work but not to bona
jf.dei of kxratofi. It wa on this last
' point that the recent adverse decision
ittou ipr euiu cnuik All appeal u ,
cerulnly- tc-be uken vithin Ue pre-:
scUbeJ JO 4ajs. Ccuntel Mills; how- '
evtr, Joes not consider : the. decision '
ct iin ;mptrtaac txeept a to' morsu . .
efiett. it, his no more. If as muctC
weight aa .would have a report of a
master in chtmlerjr or a teferee named
vo near, fend report in a court action.
He 1s confident ttat when the testl
moiiy 1s co&s. Jei ed by the pr6ier of
ficials, with uo contrsclictfon to it havr
Ins been offeted at the recent hearing,'
there will come; in pure Jastice, a re
versal if the uechiion. , ..;-.:, , .
Where ;jurisdjcticn Lisa -1 .
it has alway been the claim of Ho
nexulu TPil XOiiiiiany and, its counsel
tf that Juribdicticn 4u.. the .granting ol
paieuis lay wncuy wuum me juris
dictioa and the pwer of, the interior
department,' Uia .the couit had- not
jaiiadlttka;aud tiat the -interior de '
! p&rtnieut . could not voluntarily. sur-"
render a Jurisikticu' that Is' express
ly conferred uptfl. it. 'i his tae com
1 any and couusei he!4 when hV;at- '
I ttrney general a department was ,sk
l Ingfc. wlthdratval. o! .the tomiany
Uanda from free lifting r already given.
1 New, having oMalued the" Withdrawal,
; Uie attorney Veaera.'s ,deartment Is
, I expressing .the same ;vlew. In .sadh '
, ; case .the tree listing of the lands will ' -
hiivjta be c!wne aid tee patents grant- ;
; ed by the-;!nterier dVpitnienU , That: ;
j derailment . ha thtajr' decide! In
tji l... i ,i V?Cf pt ttcif e ia'cynnec-'"
itlcn'witV vt-'. tlvn 'As to that see- .
inivts,'" tr.cot;
w ell do other Ise than'
i;.je..iiai iavcr?i.ie ticcuifca .ctj . uie-r.-t:.!rj
rc'nt in View cf tleVmi contra-;
ckt-fJ tcrllmcnv ' inlroduced. ' lie" -.Dei .
. . . . .
1 lleves that ;j.Leie- wi!l be no reversal
, ' by the, lnterl-w - department on Its I
tiklCIUll J,ltJ)4lCU -.ICtlBtUU VIU IftUUJ (
aheady Xree luted. Therefore he is.
confident of ithe, ultimate " securins1
cf the patents whicji the company
The. a.uthorlzrd capital of Honoluln
? 0J1 Company s $3,000,000 of which
' acre oireauy paienieu upyrai54.
jr' tn expert lor a concessional
hearing tt, fOO anacre which would
di-;TOake the refe foldmss - of the
company worth JS.400.COO even were
jkuju.
(Associated "Fr ess
hy
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Wireless) : '.. .-
WASHINGTON, D. April 18.
Conscription is the only way by which
this government can raise and maln
tala an'.' army w orthy of Its prestige
and capable, ct doing the work that
has to be done la the utter overwhelm
In? of Prussl&nlsm and the endinz ot
fha trnrM tnpnipe nf Rcrnun "kultur"
- R . th fl t pmnhatie as-
' tprttnn maria hp fore thm. house com-
if.w . -- - j -
iJr w ' ' mucu vwtu vv-
fore that body to discuss the general
rtaff universal service bill yesterday
afternoon 'during hearing. ; '",";.'
, So juatter what we have done In
the l ast, the lessons of this war have
shown clearly that the enormous task
Imposed by modern warfare forces .us
to the conclusion that -conscription-?
little as we may like the . sound of the
word Is . the ' only solution"1. of bur
problem.". ; ;;'..: . ',
: lTesident .Wilson and Secretary
Baker . held r a", lengthy ' session . With
Representatlvesj;Mann , and "Lenroot,
who were - summoned to t the confer
ence.. It was pointed cuttthat how.ls
no time - for partisanship to .play a
part In the councils ot the nation, but
that ail must unite in furthering the j
common objects ot -me nauon.
President Wilson particularly, point
ed out that further delay in the army
.'measure would be. playing the German
without dependents. ; ;
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-.,.- if ' ?r vi in hi
;. Aha vr One ef the sclendidly-eauipped
10 feeds,' v ill carry on the fina work shown -in this picture iiBelow-A French hospital ambulance of the type
which the Honolulu Ad-lub is providlna. It Is interesting to note In this picture a well-known man,' Law
rence Benet, vice-president of the -American Ambulance and president of the Hotchkiss Gun Ccmpany. He ls
attired In White, hatlets, at the extrems right of the picture, .The single figure on the left cf the layout is Dr.
Edmund Cros; 2 stalwart and magnificent type of American who has done great work In hospital service. He has
lived for 23 years In Paris. ,'' v;: ' -.;; :' -;v',-? -. "''H CJ:
ANIMALS SHOWN IN.;W
REPORT ISSUED. BY.m
.CITY COMMITTEE
The aanual report of the parka, play
grounds and schools committee of the
board of supervisors, composed of Ben
Hollinger,'Daniel Logan and Robert
Horner, to the mayor -and legislature
tas Just been Issued. , .; .... .':,''
' Profusely.i. Illustrated '. with -pictures
of the animals at Kapiolant Park and
of the yaribua school BtUldlngs on the
Island Of Oahu, it Is not only Instruc
tive but decidedly interesting.
The' -I ht "picture is Ben . Holllnger
-and Paisy, the African elephant, and
rt-t-J I t'other- Illustrations, showing - animals
Ji- S.'NaVal nln v fnTTnw .. An tnteroeHnir foatttrA
An interesting feature
is the pictures which compare the old
and new school bufldlngi. -
-Following the statistical report of.
the schools each , park lsa taken up
separately knd . described. WJ ;
HATCH AND HORNER
- SHOW OPPOSITION
: . TO RESOLUTION
With Supervisors Hatch and Horner
vigorously opposing it, the resolution
totroduced byBen Holllnger at the
meeting ol the board Tuesday night
requesting the legislature to set aside
the Judiciary building for use as a city
hall when the courts and other of'
fices were moved on the completion of
the proposed new territorial building.
had hard sledding. . a ,.
The introduction of. the' resolution
...Li.. mm. . x j
until we are sure there Is Uo be a new
building!, w j-v: j v';'V v- "
KAUAIWIRELESS STATION
: . :IS.UNDER MILITIA GUARD
(fuwll 6Ur-BaIlMia Corrtpondenr
" LI HUE, Kanai, AprU 17. The plac
in of a cuard ar. the wireless station
4 In LIhue gives Kat.ai its first'indica-
tlon . that. war 10 really a fact. .
Capt. Hopper of Ccmpany B. uav a
detail of '20 men stationed hi the trd
adjclaing, the station and regular
guard duty is ' maintained. It Is
learned that the wireless will receive
commercial messages again oh Wed
nesday and the daily,news service will
rrobably be restored at that time. ;
The Senate confirmed Thcs. G." Pat
ten as. postmaster of New York.
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French war. hospital wards. T.ie
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-Rapid-ffre action by the Honolulu
Atf Club, inspired by Dr. James R.
Judd since Jnis return fronj thef French
war front, has resulted in the estab
lishment, of a 11600 fund 'for the pur
chase and. maintenance for one year
of an ambulance to be used in the hoe
pital service of France. ? ; v
This ambulance will be operated as
parfof the splendid.' scheme ot the
African Ambulance nsing the latter
wcrd "ambulance" in Its French sens
of a hospital organization. C K' -
' Dr.; Judd's unbounded enthusiasm In'
the cause of medical assistance fdr the
French a few months, ago was -voiced
In a letter home, at that time pub
lished in the Star-Bulletin, urging the
establishment of a Hawaii ward. Be
ginning then, funds were donated until
low there is $12,000, which.wfll main
tain such" a ward, for two years -
The story, of the American Ambu
lance, as a vital ; part of ? the great
French hospital service, has been told
in a number of interesting books and
pamphlets which Dr. Judd has brought
home. High tribute is paid Robert
Bacon, former American ambassador
at Paris, and Mrs. Bacon for their un
tiring service following the outbreak
of the" war. . . , ;
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American Ambulance shows that every
The statements on behalf of the
cent of every dollar contributed goes
to the hospital, no part of any contri
bution being used to pay expenses of
printing, postage, advertising, salaries
or anything; but hospital; expense.;
The Ad Club's activity now Is of
material assistance in providing for
an ambulance for the transportation of
Patients.
: day, the special committee in charge
of the ambulance campaign reported
as follows: : ...
-. "Your Ambulance Funds Committee
begs to report that $1600 is being for
warded to the American Ambulance
Field Service for the purchase and
maintenance of an ambulance for use
In the field service of France. : Your
committee recommends; that - the
donors' plate bear the name 'Honolulu
Ad Club, Hawalf w :
"A ; check for the balance will be
handed to you about the end of the
week and we suggest that this amount,
about $75, be donated to the local
'French Orphan FundV : f f ? -.;'.
"Yours respectfully, ? , ;
, , V "WILLIAM THOMPSON,
"Chairman Ambulance Fund Com
mlttee." r . - '.
The other members of the commit-
tee are James D. Dougherty, George F.
t u
t
It.
Hawaii ward, which will contain
. 1 :
.INDEPENDENCE FOfV
PHILIPPINES WILL
BE DEBATE SUBJECT
Wednesday night at the Y. Ml'C. Ai
the Washington and the O. IL tlubs
have a , debate: Philippine Indepen tor aim that he has decided to waive
dence is the question under consldera- hi8 rights tq his new. Ford: farps trac
tion, t-o men from each clubld do the tor. In favor of the Britishl government;
talkimj. , The"Washlngtons are to have and has cabled specifications ;of the
the affirmative and the G." Ra . the new machine to -England together
negative side cf the debate. . Vv ' twlth the authorization for the manu-
Paul Keppeler Is debating forVthe
RJ and - his' colleague Is -'Harold
)rthwick. Tills will make a formld-1
G,
Borthwick. Tills will make a formld-l
able team against .the .Ud-;
oaiers, wunag -,o an.t iv. i . rcng,, I
IT 1 t t J .'J-.. J I.i
rv.eppcier iis cau experience jii ue-
bating and is in line to carry of tthe
honors for hls'team- : ' . t
Medals will be given for the 'winning
team.-1 The debate will be held .Wed
nesday night In the . boys' library at
the Y. M. C. A beginning at 8: 15.
William Schreiber , and J. Brooks
Brown will be, the Judges of the de
bate. '. ; -:v ,.:':-;t 1
Renton, Dr. C. B. Cooper, Waiter
Dillingham. -Offer
Is Made . - ! 'C;'"..
Following this, President Farrington
sent the following letter to the Amer
ican Ambulance Field Service:
American Ambulance Field Service,
Care Lee Higginson & Co., Bankers,!
V.."- Boston, Mass. '''
. Dear Sirs: Inspired by an address
delivered by our fellow townsman, Dr.
J. R. Judd, who has recently returned
after 18 months spent In the French
hospitals, and in appreciation of t the
efficient work of the American Ambu
lance Field Service In France, the
Honolulu Ad Club herewith hands . you
a draft on the National Bank of Com
merce, New York, for $1600, to ber apr
J plied to the purchase and maintenance
of an ambulance "for the field serv
ice." It is requested that the donors
plate read "Honolulu Ad . Club, - Ha
waii.' : '.-;X'-' .'-:-.''. ':
, ' ' Yours truly, : : -; -i- 'i'-'
W. R. FARRINGTON,
": ', .. . President Honolulu Ad Club.
m m . ' ' ., --'
William P. Dickey, who had - been
engaged in the hardware business at
j Bangor, Me., fcr 53 years. Is dead. He
v kb i )tars urn.
. . r ' t-.
- Dr. E. M. t Funk, ; manager, of V the
S wanton, VL. plant cf. the Interna tlon
al? Explosives Company, wno was in
jured by an exnloslon in the fulminate
dry house, is dead.
XEW YORK,. X Y.v March Sl
Ad vices to Facta About Sugar iron
Cuba received in New York usar
clrvles the t&st week have been of a
dual nature. On cne hand optimistic
reports have Wen issued by the Cuban
government, palpably intended to
'sprtad the impression that the Cuban
situation u as in a more teitied .st?t.
than current tumors indicated.
Cn the other such advioe as slipped
through the strict censorship mala
, talned by the Cuban government have
carried . Information ' Indicating . the
, widespread destruction of C.n$ and
have made necessary repeated reduc
' tions in estimates of the Cuban, pro
i duclion for the current crop year. . .;
Contradictory Reports Received n
j; r Tle early reports of the- week ema
-natlng front Government sources were
contradictory cf the ' general opinion
. prevailing that a large tonnage Oi
-cane tat the, fields., or ready for. grinJL
ntg. kad been destroyed. Havana des
?tctea received, lnvv;ev f the act'
kujwn, were apparently-toured.'
They .w-re to th effect that tle ea
Her estiu ates cf the amount of Xtt'
destroyed -had been" overestimated
,Evea the figure given in Faia Abcai
t Sugar ot 5.000,oh tr was attacked
as being excessively high.,
r Froiu private aha auu.eatl sourcet
emphatie 'xotitradlctory rejorts have
fcetii rtftlvi-d. In response to a'cabU
, query from Facts Abaut Sugar a prom
r.Inent authority in Cuba cab!ed: 4';dg
lx from losses where reliable" data is
obtainable your estimate U irobably
corret t." ' . ' ' ' . . ' ' '
f - further ad; Ices received cn Friday , end disastrously to the sn.ar in.iusUT.
from Havana, independent of tlle50TI o that t harieter of ptilltc-ar.diwt.lr .
emmest, atated tliat In tLe provlne r'ni Cuba will require a tinmb.;r if the
of Canissuvy alone, lH.a section alcn? : best wrks cf the harvest scaron to
the -Cuba railway in 'which only 1
.'. . 1 ' - . - W - i ... .
destroyed from all "chutes tctn ei
frlSi'.POO v tons cr one quarter of this
publication a conservattye estitaate. of.,
;ine cane f westrnyed ir tn entire
Istend, !. - ' . ;
I Indicated conclusively that the' lo in
f cane. reduced to tons ct,tu?ar fcr fix
i prcTincea equaled 3iip,0(t3 t-n5, of ru-
DDiTiOrJAlyliLE
BAY CITY OFFICIALS . .
'.SUSPENDED,-UWER rnUoc
(Associated, Fress by U. S.v-Naval
-. . ..... . , Vireless) " ' '- -
1 SAN FTIAN'CISCO, Cal. April 18.
Internal Revenue Collector Scott and
his brother - and chief deputy have
been suspended Lere. pending the In
vestigation: of. a secret charge pre-
4 ferred by the authoritlesv '.--.
HENRY FORD DONATES ' V
TRACTOR RIGHTS TO ALLIES
(Associated Press by U.1. S. Naval
Wireless)
DETROIT. Mlcm, Aprir IS. Henry V
. a . m A. . lJf A. ' L. J'A'. mm. f
t ora, maaer oi auiumouiies aiiu ryuce
advocate of parts,-has come out In a
- new Uzht. Yesterday it was announced
facture of the tractor for jise in Great
. Britain and France. ' ' J x
1 mm 5 t 2 t
SHERMAN WOULD BIND
U e pi flQCR TA Al 1.ICCL- Other camps and school will begin
. a. ULUatft f , J the work of .turning out officers for
(Associated Press . by U.
S. - Naval '
WASHINGTON, D, Cv April -18.- ahead-r : ' -' " r
Senator Sherman of Illinois yesterday V . ., ,1-,,, v
introduced In the apper house a resoK. u. o. MUST TAKE AUTI Vc. '
lutlon calling for an agreement be-- DART IfJ AVAR AY AVnnDi
tween the United SUtes and the En-j. rMn 1 v . r.
tente Allies jict to make, a separate . B0ST0JJt Mas Aprll ' is -Gen.
peace with Germany or hn fXfJ ;JjtttJ-aM United iutes
resoluUon would place this country army M addreg, here Ust nlght de.
In the same position toward the Cen- cIared that the United States must
tral Powers as are the members of scnd tr to faCe the Germans as
theEntente group. -It was refen-ed g00n M pogsII),et tnd that uatil ste
to the senate committee on foreign af- haa done M ;tnla C(mntrj wur Dare
fairs. . - : . . : : failed to do her full duty. ;' ' -
miAniiii AnftiHii same V I "We people of America cannot pay
nUdOIAH Unuun LHUUO
SEIZED; TITLES ABOLISHED
(Associated Press by D. . S; Naval
(. Wireless) '" : r. 7 ..
PETROGRAD, Russia," April 18.'
Fresh moves have been made by the
liberal government toward the accom -
pllshment of the program which the
leaders set themselves following the.
revolution that: overthrew: czarlsmy
Yesterday it was formally announced
that the government' ha decreed the
abolition of 'all class distinctions un
der the law and the abolition of all
titles, j . ; ; . ;'-.;:-;- : ::
In conjunction with this5 p'ronuncla
mento came Uie formal announcement
that the. government has' decided to
take over for the public good and use
all lands belonging to the crown as
well as alt lands belonging to the
church. and monasteries. .
The new law which has the support
of the duma and the leaders of the
liberals also provides for the transfer
of these, seized lands to the peasants
of the nationupon whom for so many
hundred of yearsT the. heaviest bur-,
dens have rested. : '
gar. Tills Is not Included In the above
estimate.'' u1-:-- :" 'i
The weight of this evidence so ra
Idly accumulating thrcueh te week
leads to but one conclusion, namely,
that the damage done to the Cuban
crop In addition to the known ham
pering of normal sugar production act
ivities, has been far larger than ha '
been known and realized generally in
sugar circle so far. - ... -
In view'cf the Indisputable evMtnc
that has coir e to hand FaeH Alout
ugat fecla tt necewary t riike n
"urther downward revision of ls es-'
Jiuate of the Cuban outturn for tho
nnent crop year, and accordingly re
iuces the estimated tuilntje if ti
aSICIT enn to ?.S0O.(Hia shoit tons.
- Tbere is ample evidence to hc.cTt th's
revision, and m many quarters in h".
;a , t-irciea thia figure is considered
not only couicrvatlve but oav whtih
nay require a further reduction at n
llsUnt date; ? f ',V ,:.
une ire rr; uesraicneR nav in-
Urated this week that , the Cuban gov.
rnuent has' succeeded In altainjn?
jcme-inllHary successes". . private re
"jorta aro to'flio'efTect that the rtier
rflla warfare; : is growing 'in intensity
nd is mafked by, additional 4vranton
lestrution., of property, especially
through the burning of cane fields.
Scvernmert Criticized , .
- The criticism raised by American
ntcrrsta owning - sngur t iopcitie'
igainst te'haatte of mHltary rant-',
jaijtn so fararr'ed out by th Cvf.r.
cvernmeiit i? that the r?sc'a hav
ben dllr.Ved to scatter ind to Inauia-
i rate a guerrHa warfare that cm only r
eradicate. , . ;v X
I . . it.. .1 . W .Hh "
J.-titles cf the rete!s atni tfouttng ta j -
menace, which 'coupled wlthUhe on- .
rat crabie crop coTiditiops, . inciu v
iiue pa?t prctractea cromn, ine cany
japrrcach of the rainy eascnKnd hbr ' .
i that the Culwn, altuatlon still rcmaiii
;pre?.niknt with prave- and dl.v,wiotliis
market for xyany yeeks to come' . .
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TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE
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(Assoebted Press by U, S. 'Naval
'- ; . '. Wireless) 4 ; -..BALTIMORE,
;Md April, It
After having been without water or
food.' for five days and having , seen
five' of their comrades die of hunger
and thirst,' Emanuel 'Jaunlg and Her
man ,Week, two seamen of the British
schooner Annittlna, have-' been picked
up by, a steamer and' brought here.
Both men may die from the effects of
their hideous experience, "'" ' - .
MANY TRAINING SCHOOLS
: Fi)R OFFICERS PLANNED
T 1'--'i- :' T
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(Associated Press by U.S, Naval
; j x . Wireless) - !kr
Artangementr have been completed for
the opening-of a training school in the
Presidio at - San Francisco and near
Chicago. ; The California school will
take oyer the work ot training 2303 . ,.
Ichool will be dl Tided Into four train
ing camps, ;nd will train lO.COfr, of- .
I fleers. : " .".- v- v v i ' ; .- ' ."
e BrDI7 wump.i comyaraiiveij luun
A. . 111 t - . I.. . 1 t. ..i.
time, aiter. congress gives tne,wora to
for having our fighting done for us.
wn"1
we have sent men to the front
t . m mm . t
j in speaamg-01 ue cuier; p:ans
tor the creation of an army for the
tX'bited States Gen. Wood sail: ' .
. "The voluntary system Is a beautiful
thing In theory but it has proved ut-
. terly ridiculous . In the past when It
came to the ' hard test of rri:
DiUy Paid Pnt'.i:it7 is a
f -
line ; of - least . r: :L : ; "i
that every nerchit who
is ssskinsr niasinun r'!"3
at ainiimiin crs zzz
certain to find zz2 t"7.
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