davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
pas 1eit im nnterirOiiden 4aIait.

0aS Set i'm unterirOiideu @nluit
Gie NrGm0c mo &dd)ter oes Scr.
3ogS uon &ortlonO BADEN in Oicien
Sagen elm ietiameS Sdauipicl &C.
nieBel tonncn lie nabmen an Dem
prunfuoacn Seite G6eil, oaS Ser Scr
500 sur 6cier ser 0roBid6rigtcit iei-
mes Sobncs in Ocnl imtcriroiiben
Shloiie pom @cl6ed glbbeD 0a6. g9eit
iiber 100 NdQioncn bat Der 1879 per
ltorbcnc finite @cr5og non @ortlanO
tiIr oicic &erluirflibung ieines pban-
taltiiden Srnunes acopiert. g9ic
SenlironliS iDre DGagcnOcn @drten
bate, 10 itonO Der Sinn oeS Ser5oas
ailf Elm untcrirOii6es S6loB mo aif
cinen lmterirOiihen @artcn iein lm-
ermcBlider 9teidt6im geltattete es
oicicm engliicben 9Iriiiotroten. iidb iei.
ne SonOerlingslalmen 5li erhiQeu
obnc ieine @rbcr fiiblbor 5lt 6cein.
trddtigen. lIn0 cin SonOerlinQ mar
Der finite @er5og BON Eortlono, elm
Original. glbgei1loiicn bon Ger
SSclt lebtc cr IN @elbed 9lbbep, oOer
ridtiger lntcr g9clbed 9l66cp, Iein
@iniieolerle6en. glie bat er ge6eira.
tbet, flcin mar oie 3a6l ieiner engc-
rem Srelmoc Ger Ser5og wonte nit
lcincn @cOnnten auein iein, imO 10
begrub er iicb in Ocn rieienbaften itno
prlmfpoQ cingeri1tcten unterirOi
iben G1rmen, in oenen CT 81 ieiner
3ertreinng audi cine Der foit6ariten
@emdloegaaerie'n Gnglano's inter-
bradtc Ger ieBi0e Ser5og BON @ort-
lan0. iencs gtamens ser iec6itc, Bat
mobl Die Selibt6iimer rnO Die Wlil-
lionen 0es 0Dloilmurics bon @el6cd
glbbeD" geer6t, aber nibt Oeiien ab-
lonoerlide sleiglingen; er lit perbei.
ratbet lit Souilienpater unO Sur
6eier 0es 81. @e6urtstaQes ieincs
SobneS, 0cs NlarQlns bon EithiielO,
liiO er ale Sreun0e Ocs Sauies in0
ole ieine 'Gd6ter in oos uuteriroiAc
S1IoB. @elde 9l1umc bier unter
Der Gr0c lib oe6nen, mag man 0a-
rals ermelien 0oB i'm @cmdloeiaal
l4OO @dllc ioupirten imO Onb III Dem
groBcn 9alioal Dor SSa6rcn einmol
Chamberlain Dor elmer So0reri6ait
bon 5000 Nieniden cine 9icoc bielt.
Salncno umO cine gia1t lmter ocr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
9Lna 0em Nnnnn neldllen0erI.

Sroll glmaliu Gardner ole Sotttn
BON @iaiam 81. Gardner uon Ga
tonspiQc. miroe idlmm pcrleBt ais
i6r &fero i1elite inO 0urdgrig tlr5
natOcnl iie oos Ncim uou @lauboro
&an0aa uerloiien bntte Sie plroe
ans Dem 9ugap ouf 0ic StraBe sc.
ihlciIOert uno blic6 bcipuBtlos lie9en.
gaitor S6omas S. 9arolcp pon Der
bii6oilih proteitontiihcn Fl. Sinto.
t6U-airhe bradte oie &erlunglildte IN
ieinem 9lntomobil nad @allle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
llnn lIntnmnliL lIhrrIalren.

Die 9-idbri9c 9l0elaoc Nousler
ieat unit eriiien Nopipnnoeu mo
ciiiilcu Selodcnbriden IN ihrer Ell.
terGheu Mobnlng ylr 25Oo, Dit
Baltimore. StraBc oornic0cr Sin
bon @ru Is. ". @uriL 9lr 1911,
GrommeaitraBc aeiteiertcs 9Iitomos
bill rauntc oas 9ldO6en an ais es
ii6cr Die StroBe i6rcm 9al nodlief.
Gen 9nItornobilfobrer ioa angeblih
fcine ShuO teiien "a er lon9lom
aeio6ten mar im0 nidt am 10 tnr5e
Gntierntng ole Nloihinc jum Ste'
Ben bringcn fonntc. 9lub lou &c
ra0c ain Der llnialliteac Elm 9luslpei.
den augebli1 mnloglid 9emelcn
lcin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
gInareiher idlIief nnf 1rieOapf.

Gic ,Goli5ci Oes nittleren 9iitriftS
griif geitcrn 9lbeno 0en II Sabre al
ten giaiam @a6riel BON Nlt. @Si-
mans aui melhcr por elmer @ohc
Uon ieiner g8obnuug megliei. Der
&nobe 6attc mobreno Der 9an5en
3cit ouf Oem alien Srieobof all Der
Srcmont-9lOenuc rnO @ouburo-Str.
icin gia1tauartier otiacid]loNen mo
hpttco lid Qllsir6lgBIifbn nppn .@ad4perf
crndArt wcl6es er iib bon ieincnt
gcringei &erOienit ais 3eihmgspcr-
fdticr faiiitc. Gr crflGrtc geiteru
9lbcno, er iei bon Sauie meQaelous
fen neil ion elm N}uun init nod ser
Sta0t in Elm g2anOel6ilOer- S6eatcr
Qenonnen babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
15iel ans 0cm GSeniter,

Scr fiiniidbri9c Gapnlono y.
arolie fel geitern 6ei'm Spielen IN
iciner eltcrlihen @obTmg yT. S15,
glorO.9lenmooo 9l0enuc, aus Dem
Neniter 0es 8pcitcu Stodiperfes in
0eu Noi. Or. 2eone bonn ct. So
icpb' @oipital Dcrbono ole &erIeB.
ungen Oes &leincn Scr oorauf BON
oen Gltcrn ndc6 @auic gcnommcu
mllr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
glod, 25 9a6tcn

Sm arciic ibrcr gnlge3orlgcu ia0
Srclnoc 6eamaen @err illlo orall
Sgiic 8. Dca IL ibrenl Seiai g5r
828 gropeliraBe 9le z2.
gSicoerfe1r i6res @oW5ellsl0Ves'
girr @mcrotioncn maren 0ci ocr
6eier reprdieutirt INN llper lOu
Nalle anpelcno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
Siam 0cr u0aicrnali0nal aeaauc".
Sin itreitiiidItiocr lIn6rfonntcr.

Ntorri8 &armanM Ger @cibdfts.
fii6rer Oes isreolitii6cn u6rienOlo
&nn purOe Dor Oieien1 @olie BON
eincm llnbctonnten nacb einem g4ort4
itreit ongegriffen uno arg 5ugeri1-
tct. Der llnbetannte, ocr einen
beolncn 9ln5ug trug, jii0iides 9lus.
icben bate itno etpo % Sabre alt
icin mag iblug Scrru gSormonn
nit Ocr 6ouit 81 9o0cu. @r fiel oiif
nos StroBcnpilaitcr unO 500 it'd Scr
lcbrngen 3lt Oic Or. 9}icbolion, pon
SIR. 1920, Or @altimore.Str. Der.
tin0en muBte Gem lln6efonnten
gelun9 es, mcrfonnt 5il entfomnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
eStalicniiher S1nmpr.

Ger erie6ntc @eiG6rtc. Ger SER
Dirrttor oeS 8oolooii1en @ar.cns
bat enOlidb cine llrloubsreiie anartrc-
ten o6er auN in bic 6erien l1Bt cr
iic6 w0dentlid @eridt critatten, pie
es od6einl gebt. Ger brittle 9jeridt
Oes 5uriidgebliebeneu 9liiiItentcn
ihleBt nit Der etluos imglidlihclt
gSenoung: Ser Shimponie Iheint
Oo6iu 5u 3ie6cn i6m ieblt ein@cfd6r.
te. g9os iolen mir t9un, bis Sic an.
riidtoumeu2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

.Gie .Goucoroia" pon gSilfcs6ora
re- lpclche am Nlithuoh bier elm Gon
aert aic6t. hot, mie wobl oen mciitcu
s6nacrn nod eriuucrlia ien miro.
6cini goltimorer Sdnaerieite nit
sem Qie0 .aniier &orl IN Der So6on.
uisnadt" Sen 5ieG IN per / alonc
oooonactraacu imO orei Sa9rc ipd.
ier 85g}cworf osp aoiierpreiS errn.
0cn 1e
Ser G6or miro eiu Fro0ramm ju
@c61r 6ruacn IN pelhcm Ole oor'
jii0liAcn ,SigeuiAuiten oleler Gellild'
ter @dn0erinaor bon jllr @elilng
fonrnca .3pcroeii Gie SeleulIauta
Deficit ous me6r ais 5ipet Nrittel
nidt oeuiiAcn 5dn0erll. v iuro
Elm @cnuB icif. oieicn eoor 81 Qoreu,
ein ScnuB. Ser longc " PER erllle'
runa blciDen miro IS lollic rem
9anaer 0erie6lcn ocni eolldefle oel'
5nUobncn
(@el.) GEO. ". &s9lmonn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

S9r 8eindD nit Spaus
uung crDartCt.
Gas &Ou5ert eim 8mmit-
Greigmik.

Gie gor6ereitusen fin ben em
piang ino oie 8emirt9uus Der
maIfonuneueu @aite 6ereits bc.
cnoct. gsos 9oltimorer gi
roeuten ii6er Sic geieierte ear
acri6aor aus @ilfcsborre at ia
oen bobeu
0ar nod menige Gage trennen
nns BON Dem 9eiude Der uGoncor'
0ia Scr aeieierten Sdl8erldloar
ais Sem fiuiitireuoigen g9ilfesbarre.
Gdon 6eute III iiher oaB 0eu mils
fontnenea @Giteu elm ber3lidler Gm-
piano mortet, an oen iid ncben oen
@ereinaica 5Gnaern i'm geionoereu
0as aan5c oeutide snblitum inn glll'
ocmeiucu 6et6eiliaeu Miro gllle glrs
ranQcmcnts iin0 getroifen uno beute
luir0 Oas 1oniite nit &ru 8. y
@raie ain ser spite gele9entlidj oes
N2aiirites Der Gereinigten Singer
nohnlas o0s gan5e &rogranm be-
iprehen Oanit 2lles mie am Shnilr'
den ilappt
Iie 11nqer per0en 0iittlDod9lad)
mttoa am O}oint RoDal 9abnlor
SON Sem GupiongS 9omite 6egriiBt
uf0 imd ibren reip. Sotels, Dem
a9lalei9h ui0 Dem uemerlon" &c
leitet Uer0cn
Siir 0eu Ipdteren 9Sadmittag ltcbt
0aun Elm @mpfong 6ei'm glopor oui
Sem 4rogrumm bei iuel6em ole
SINGER ouS 5ta0tober6oipt nit ci.
nIgui SieoerDortrdgeH erfreuen mer.
6tli
9m 96eno lit Damn oas groBe @ou
sert In ser ,SBric, oas iidl 3ll einem
ser aroBteu muiitaliiden Greigntlle
Qeiialten Oiiritc, pelde Baltimore lelt
syahrpn crlebtc. Ius nahitebeu0c
1ohintcreiiante Erogramu fonlmt
3lif cirbiil5rin8
IeS@alocs @rpadelt @0nug
"a a) SriiblngS Slibel gbeooor
0enlbcrger
On 5te6t cin Sous IN o9riin ge'
baiit .............. 0llte |
ID NlphnbliildeL gal0anuls
3, Der SDrolcr 9ladtuQHe, NJ
NeIberaer
a) Seimatbt6ol . Siul9lt
6) gGiegeulico w @robnlSal
a Corfreigeu ~e- 8 gSaqner
an EifomiS GonQ (5Auc'
0iid) - 9rr. bon Nlar
ID Glo AentudD 0olue orr
BON &an Der Stiden
c) 9ll t6ronab tie most (gllt'
gSelh) arr Don Snnpbrep !
o) E5c Son0 nom itilleo, III
belius
6 9}otiinqGan <ut, GullarQ !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
Ceteftips limo ole Stcine etmo 80
GentS pro Stiid pertb.
lloIileiIientenant nnIer NeiI01Ienen.


Inter 9enen pclhc angeblid) pom
Scr am Tonneritog 9lbcnO Olr5 bic
Gctcftips &abler mo Srcemm pcrs
boftetcn 30 Sabre often 6ro glnnic
N} &orriS BON 9tr. 1904. @eit9an,
polcitraBc. bcito1len uurOcn beiinOet
iid ml4 &oli5eilieltenant g8iQiom
@ Scott pom &oli5eibouptquartier,
in Ociien gSo6nung Die glrreitantin
nllf Iiir5c Belt ais &ranfenm0rterin
angeiicllt mar. Srou NarriS mur0c
gciterl inter flint 0ie6lio6lSonibul.
0igimgcn 0urc6 &ol5ciribter Sup.
plec inn mittlercn Stotions6aus Dem
@eridtsperfabrcn ii6erpicien, ieOob
na6 Stellng pon giirgi6uit aili
frcien SUB gciebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

g9os Sahfuit0ige iaQen.
,gs liegt mir oni Ner3et 0os ntis
iiialiihe &ublitun im 9lageneinen
inn0 sic OeiIti1en Sdnaer in &e.
on0ercn oii oas Gon3ert oes gc
IanoDereins uGoncoroo" BON Sil.
4 sbarre hii5uipeiien lueldes ain
gJ,itfipodl in Der u2pric4 tattiinoct.
gen 9eiudcrn oieies Gon3crts iic6t
mirflid rnr chter ainitarniB bcoor
0en iidl fetn 6retno pes Nldner9e
ianas. obuc 3ipingcnocn @rmo eut
aehen laiieB iollte
Sdl ba6c Sic tteNlide 1ollaet Scr.
ciliiounQ bei'm galtlnorer SaqaefI
lcif un sa6rc 1903 itno pel Y g'sp
arfcr 2dnacricit III 1906 oel lue'
auu iic 0cioHuHicD 0eu aallerply.ll' p.l
aemann geh1rt liio care Oeiy'
l2alc sch meiiierlidlet 8onrug lp''
inion0er6cit oae 6errlihc Stlnllll
Material scr Organization e5rldl be'
min0ert
Ias 9Srolranlit oos Iir ons De'
dae Gon,ert 9epablt ilb ioate Dem
eon,eriaebcu0ea &erciu Ne gcleaclls
heit gebem aae &9alen lalner anllt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
Die vConorOia" init aaerpre 9epurf 1906 aeuanu

leiner glrt iein ieit Dem 0enfpiirOiaen
1eude 0cs @iener Nldnuergeiaug
DereinS
Inter oenieniaeu Gereinen 0ie
urtlicb Qleiiter5aiteS leiiteL iit bic
D9oncor0id" bon @iltesbarre BON
Oen piclen @eruicnen eie Ser peni.
gen auserpdbltcu "a cs befannt
lih cine Shule iit quito Nluiif 5u
b0rel 10 modtc id Aan3 belon0ers
ulicrc @crren Singer oiiiorOern
Oieics Gon3ert ju 6eicben fiir Giele
miro c9 ie0cnfaas eiuc 9lnregung SUI
ncuer S5attrait iein
@ej. So1n u. &lein.~
o9lm ndditcn N}ittpod uer0eu
lutiere 9oltuorer 5rclmoe 0es @ldn.
nergeionaes 0clegen5eit 9u6eL einen
ser uor3iiali6iteu Nldnnergeianguer.
cine 0ieics @ouoeS jii boren mo
3par oea 6erii6nten oGoncor0id
NiGnnerhoro bon gSilfesbarrc.
Iieie ausge5eiduete Crgdiiiatiot
mcldc iibcr elm 6enei0cncwert6cs
Stiunmaterial pcriiiat bat inter i6.
rem energtidcn ln0 5ielbeuuBten
0iriaenten einc 6oAe fiinltlerifc
1htic erreidt gSd1reno oes leBten
@altinorer Sdnaerieitcs 6radtc oie
uGoucor0io" ben iIbcraus ihluicrigen
Negorihen Gbor oSo9onnisnadt
in 10 uollen0etcr, aero0cln i0eolcr
2eeiie inpl aortro8. ooB Ne nidt MIR
bic drUutlibcu &ntte Don BEN
&reisriNtcri jugciprodcn er0iclt
ipn0ern alid auf ollc aulucleu0en
NluiitperitdnOjaen cincn itnaisl0id.
ihen Giu0rlid nlacbtc
Gin 2l1eno Del ser ,9oncor0a"Der
lpriNt eiiieli HiltfdlnGen NodgennB
aritcr @Iaiie.
@5 IoDf0 o. NlcIomct
Nr Sol. @o6c, ser Dirigent Ser
uGrotorienSeielih iaate
uNnaelidlt5 0es Habc bcrorlte6el
Sen &einae9 Ocs @eialgDcreins
uGo1coroa" @ilfes6orre modte idl
mciHe Stimmc init 0cnen uereuen
rclGe bcrcits Dor mir aui 0eies
0cHHpiroioe 0uuit GreilniB 6u9e
wiclcn lno oas &ublitW fiir 0os
iclbe ju nierellrcu ucriudt babeli
Ser 9lnf Der Nilfes6arrer SGt9er
Scutmer oc9 aoiierprcics im SATIRE
1896 III ein SO aeieiiiater SO meit5c
fauuter unl pon mir nod meiter be
tont lueroen iH niHiicn. gSas ic9
bier hcruor1ebci modtc iif, OoB IS
lid IN Dem @oniert ocr oGoncor0ia
ndt inn elm lpciiiiid oertidcs Gr
eiatiB 1on0elt mem alid Oas
ocutidlc 9ieo init &edlt auf oenl gro
Qronn Oen Nalptplob einnimmt
ion0ern nm cine Gorbichmo. meldle
an ie0eu Nluiitlie56obcr o6ne Riid
iint ami g}otionalitdt appcQiren ioll.
te Gs mare 6ohit 6eOoucrnslpertb
lniO beihduenO iiir Baltimore ais
aiuiititaOt, ioQte Die Sonacria6rt ser
Goncor0ia bier nidt oie oq6ibren.
Sc 9eadltina iinoen.
Mp1 \O1cOh 4SnMn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
giriaent gl6olpb 6anIen,
BON gSilfesbarre.

Tam Imtmcn nod mcbrere Solo.
@orfraoe scr 6erii6uten Sopranllt'n
SRI eona Glubanl
geeldl anBeroroentlihes Silicfele
5cm Gonlert Ser @ilfesborre Sinlli
lerihaar cntaegcu ae5radt ulro, pe.
oeiien Sic 3uidriften iuelNe poll
me6reren Der augeie6enien NM ~.
i6eilsid0iqieu 0irigenten Der Staot
an oen ,Zentiden &orrepoHoeHten
Gprddci unroen Gieielben leiell
DIernit iule0ergegebeil:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

Don 'Hnn Aer 1INuVI.
c) 9la t6roia6 t9e most (sllts
g9clh) arr Don Qunpbrep.
81 E9c 5ou9 nom itiueo ri.
belius.
q 9}otitna6an @nnt @uQaro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

Grob Umpire"
2si6em p@iiber nilo saiiea sGai6er" iir
Baltimore.
NloielD giider" uil0 Mariocu s0aibcr" fir
Suoianapolts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03
RECOGNITION FOR .
REBEL GENERAL?.
Consul silliman Sent to Saltillo to
Represent United States at Car
ranza's Temporary Capital.

WASHINGTON July g. thssosiat.
ed Press by Federal Wireless) Amer.
ican Consul silliman leaves here t5day
Tor saltillo, Mexico, to represent the
United States al the temporary rapital
of General Carranza. 4
silliman was formerly American con,
sui at Torreon where under orders Of
the Huerta forces ne was imprisoned
for several days previous to the eep,
ture OF that city by the rebels. The
reason for his Imprisonment It was
claimed was because Of his supposed
sympathy for the Constitutionalists
but in reality because he was form, i
classmate and personal friend of PI 81.
dent Wilson. gHose,
The sending Of Silliman bS the Unit
ed States is taken as practically n rec'
ognition of the Constitutionalist eaus
in Mexico. .,.,,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03
SUPREME COURT
TO PASS ON LAW
Daniel Kamahu Seeks to Secure
Salary Held Up by Civil Ser
vice Commission Ruling.

Hawaii's supreme court was yester
day asked TO settle two questions whiel
have arisen through the appointment o.
Daniel Kamahu, to captainey in tn,
Honolulu police force, by sheriff Chas
n. Rose. The suit is entitled, " Dan
lei Kamahu vs.. James BicltneIl, audito
Of the City and County Of Honolulu
and the points at issue are submitted Of
a statement Of agreed facts for the
courts decision. "
The supreme, court is asked to settle
two points; First, was Kamahu 3 pro
motion, from the position Of sergeant
to that Of captain, legal; and second
was there an implied contract, through
this appointment, that Kamahu was en-
titled to salary at the rate Of $40 a
month. from June ! TO June 30f
The parties to the suit aIlege thai
kamiahu was appointed on June ] by
sheriff Rose, this being in the naturf
Of promotion; that on June tn
sheriff notified the civil service com
mission Of this appointment, as well q,
that Of ]. X Kanepnu,, promoted from
clerk TO the deputy sheriff to chief clerl
Vi tut tpOict uupafNWciitt uuu p iNh
lakiela, an altogether new appointment
appointed to succeed Kanepuu as clerk
70 the deputy sheriff.
On June ~ the civil service commits
sion replied TO Sheriff Roses notifiea
tion that that body declined TO approx,
these appointments and called attention
to the rules and regulations approved
by the commission in regard to police
dspartment appointments. II is also al
legged that on June 10 the civil SERVES
commission called for a competitive ex
animation, but that neither Kamahl
nor the other two Rose appointees tool
the examination, they being told by tn,
sheriff not to. The board OF supervisor
Is said TO have approved Sheriff Rose
Ipayrol for the month Of June, whicl
included Captain. Kamahu's $ll0 sal
ary, but the auditor, in the face Of thi
approval, declined TO issue q warran
for the salary. Hence the suit. 's.
Thompson, Wilder, Milyert0n Ly
mer represent Kamahn and Deputy Cit,
Attorney p. l.. Weater appears for tn
lcity auditor, ...a& ..'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03
OCEAN A|RSH|P IS
READY FOR FLIGHT
Passenger Carrying Machine to
Start Across Atlantic on
July 10,

HAMMoNDsPoRT, New York, July
2.--( Associated Press by Federal Wire.
less )--Piloted by Glen " Curtiss, the
% America, = the new Rodman Wana.
daker transatlantic hydroaeroplane,
made successful trial fight yester-
lay. The machine arose without diff
S,tty, carrying FIVE thousand pounds
1f material and seven passengers. The
fight continued for some time, the air
md sea craft finally alighting without
lihiculty.
Unless there Is change in plans the
new machine is scheduled to start on
is transatlantic aight on July Is,
The. Curtiss company, as weH as Lieu.
tenant Porte, has received many con.
gratulstions on the choice Of J. Lansing
Callan as a probable third pilot for the
Wanamaker boat. Callan has had n
vide experience in his capacity as chief
instructor in the Curtiss school. He
has flown more than $4,000 miles with
nut an accident and last year made a
eeord of 1860 miles in three eonsecu
tive days, an average Of $50 miles q
lay. His skill win prove q valuabi,
isset to the expedition after leaving
the Azores. Callan Is .wenty-six year,
old.
Lieutenant Porte said today that n.
ocean patrol had been arranged fol
and that the greatest need Of patrol
vessels would be about the Azores. He
plans to make two stops there-one al
| Flores, at the western end Of the group
and the other at Fayal, at the Eastern
end.
The supply station at vigo, Spain
will be arranged for by Rodman Waua
makers representative, sumner X
| IIollender, who is now in England.
Porte said that he had not keen ad
vised as to what had been done there
but presumed everything was all right
| When Porte and Hallett make theil
| ti-,ht there win be from eighty to on'
mtndred vessels on, the ocean betweel
America and Europe. which greatly in
Icreases the possibility Of their beini
Y Ipieked al. N, ease of ReQident, ~
The avintors evidently 10 not an
tieipate being cast away, and Port
lnnouneed today that be would TAXI
only fresh food such as haiIed eggs
cooked meats aud bread. with him.
Also he said he would not wait fol
lm0onlight nights II he did not piecee'
In getting away in time 10 take ad
vantage Of the full moon July u. HI
saws that with the instruments will
\ which the machine Is equipped y VII
not ba difficult to fly in total darkness
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03
PLANNED.DEED.
WITH DEADLY
CERTAINTY
servian Ringleader Of Plot to Kill
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
and Wife of Austria Tells How
Himself and Accomplice Re-
solved on Deed ~ Four Others
Were in Conspiracy.

VIENNA, Austria, July 3.--(Asso
eiated Press by Federal Wireless) -
Gabrinovics, the Servian anarchist who
threw the bombs at the royal carriage
Of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and
duchess OF Hohenburg at Serajevo last
sunday, confessed to his part in the as.
sassination Of the royal couple today.
He described how the deed had been
carefully planned While at Belgrade
he learned that Archduke Ferdinand
and his wife were to be at serajevo. He
at once communicated with Prinzip.
They discussed the details with the re-.
suit that they agreed to assassinate the
royal couple and their suite and then to
die for their fatherland.
Gabrinoyics agreed to throw the
bombs, Prinzip to arm himself with re,
volvers and be in readiness IN the event
that the bombs failed to do their dead.
ly work. The result showed that IL
was this precaution that resulted in the
success Of the murderous expedition.
Gabrinovies declared that he secured
the bombs and reyolvers from the secre.
tary Of the Pan.Servian Union. The
two aceomplices, assassins, himself and
PrinziP, beaded, had four other accom-.
plices, who were supplied with bombs
and reYolyers.
The funeral Of Ferdinand and his
wife will be held at twelve O'Clock to
night.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03
OREGON SHERIFF BATTLES
WITH TRAIN ROBBERS

PENDLETON, Oregon, July .. -
(AssOciated Press by Federal Wireless)
I'm battle with bandits in the aisles
of a chaircar,. Sheriff MaeDuffey gave
most worthy account of himself early
this morning, MaeDuffey, notwith'
standing the fact that he was slightly
wounded, succeeded in killing one and
wounding another Of the train robbers
The passengers in the train were I'M
injured, while a majority Of them foiled
the robbers by eOneealing their yalu
ables. .., I'd. ,s.w.. ,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03
WILSON BEGINS TO
FEEL PUBLIC PULSE.
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WASHINGTON, July ~ (Associat-
ed Press by Federal Wireless Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson and J. Pisrpont
Morgan were in conference for con
siderable length Of time today, it being
believed that the President and The
great Wall Street fnancier were dis.
eussing business conditions throughout
the country.
1t has been announced that Presi.
dent Wilson intends to have series
Of conferences with the leading bust
ness men of the country, in order to
secure their views of the proposed trust
legislation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03
sIGHTsEERs FLOCK TO
VIEW LAssEN VOLCANO

AREDDING, California, July 2.-(As.
soeiated Press by Federal Wireless) =
Three eruptions have occurred in Mount
Lassen during the last forty.eight
hours, making total Of fifteen erup-
tons during the recent 0utbursts.
IL Is estimated that the column of
steam reaches height of at least a
mile, forming a magnificent spectacle,
which is bringing large throngs Of
sightseers to this place. The sulphur
stencil continues very strong,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03
FITTING PROGRAM
FOR JULY Fourth
Patriotic Exercises at Capitol
Grounds Arranged ii Honor
Of Nations Natal Day.

Patriotic services beiltting the day
win be held on the Fourth Of Juc a.
ten O'Clock on the Capitol gpriigs ah.t
dsr the auspirrs Of the chafu6er %
commerce. An elaborate program mas
been prepared and full national sat
.nte Of twenty one gums viii be fred
by the first platoon Of Company A Of
the national guard. Business houses
and residents are requested by the
Chamber of Commerce to display the
national emblem from their buildings
and also TO take part in the .xereises
at the Capitol The following progra.n
has been prepared;
National salute--National & $50 OF
Hawaii E. ta" EH,rlg
Patriotic iis--HawaIian B6E /, gro.
fessor II. Berger, leader
Invocation--Rey, j. w. Waaman.
Introductory lemarks-Presiclng Of
ficer. sH. .~. .,.&'
Song - America" KamehaineLs
Boys School. D.. ..
Reading of the Declaration lnde
pondence- Hon. ChRs. A. Cottt''ti .
Address-Dr. w. +. FergisoG.f
Song star SpangIea Banner, Ka
mehameha Boys School. a.
The Boy Scouts, under con ,rdnd Ui
Commissioner James a. Wil2er VII
patrol the grounds aud renlef aid, n
any way necessary, to- peTson, IN tst
audience. ..rt..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03
BRITISH SUBJECTS
REMAIN IN MEXICO.

CITY OF MExfco, July p (Asso-
ciated Press by Federal wireless) De.
spite the warning sounded by Sir Lionel
Garden, in which he urged all British
subjects to leave the City Of Mexico
before it became impossible to move
the trains, but thirty-six of the eight
hundred British residents of this city
have needed the warning.
1t is authoritatiyely stated that the
high rate of exchange is the reason for
large numbers Of persons claiming Brit
ish citizenship remaining behind. SO
high Is the rate that many have been
unable to secure sufficient funds TO
leave.
The Mexican dollar Is worth but
twenty seven cents gold today. u
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