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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-05

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S.itncn GoaifiOn.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-05
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franf OornieoerIag 9iichtcr 1lcGaul
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-05

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-05

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StunlcD, Is.
4obn :. Gouins, 25. ru0 D}orgo.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-05

starl JricoriH 6eitlhdun, Ser ais
unocSisrier 2onpThwmmaeu por FilHI
Monateg eilberuIca. igit 0eal GrIat
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-05

mO nit cinem Sell 10 idmer ucr-
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oen Scbcn itbieo. Smith po5utc III
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-05

Ser eagHIte 5DablsiretGr Gas rti.
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5yiritnOicn.yiccn -glpplitatiOncn.
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Ghef0lerf
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-05

SnnnlateriaIieL Sbnren SScnItcr.
rnhmen. 2aoet etc.
Gas. 4. Saher d ST., ll5-liT @Ans5rtpss
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS non 2uccn
glnne's GountD, i'm IA. Sebensiabrc.
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meiu geabtet
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bon @oimert63ei1en int @ertbc BON
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@ere6ter Eoosl icB5rl ras
Gbrgefiibl uaacyeaier itnmri ,s ab
unO t3sct Is 9dr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-05

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-05

MNpiny SltpQeN. 900 AuQnifpsS Sfr. ......., Y
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lIc,Nnnns, 7ames Il. 78S Gin6efianS 1ir .i5
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-04-25
HORSE OWNERS WOULD
HAVE MAIDEN RACE

While the program of races to be
contested on June 10 and II at Ka-
piolani park under the auspices of the,
Hawaiian Polo and Racing Associa.
ton, has given general satisfaction, it
has been suggested in several quarters
that q race for Hawaiian bred horses
that have never won race, be placed
on the program, preferably at dis.
lance Of half a mile.
There are several owners of Hawa-
iian-bred horses who would enter in
such an event but who are chary of
putting their animals in a race in
which they would haze to meet horses
that have won in the past 1t has been
suggested that In order to make room
for such an event on the program, one
Of the races for Hawaiian breds, Ori-
entai-owned and. ridden, be stricken
out. f.
There is much to be said in favor
Of maiden race along the lines in.
dieated, aud IL the associat on il
guaranteed satisfactory number Of
entries II might be well TO give the
matter favorable consideration.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-04-25
HART BONDSMEN
ASKED FOR SETTLEMENT

County Attorney Bivens Of Maui hes
notified, former bondsmen of Edmund
X. Hart that they will be held respon-
sible for the peculations Of the former
court clerk. These bondsmen were F.
F. Baldwin, Pia Cockett, w. L. Decoto
and w. T. Robinson. These men were
on an old bond Of the court clerk and
the bondsmen at the time the defaica-
tions was discovered were A. Garcia
and w. T.. Robinson. The shortage
was between $4,000 and $4,000 and an
less the bondsmen fight the case and
win, the Territory will be reimbursed
in the sum Of about $4,000. T..
Z 1t is possible that there will be a
contest by the bondsmen on the grounds
that the county auditor was remiss in
his duties in not having examined the
books of the clerk. In this case there
is possibility Of the auditor being
sued on his bond. A peculiar situation
IN the case is that the loss falls on the.
county Of Maui as all court costs 60
to the county treasury. ~.
The bond of the court officials all
run to the Territory and the premiums
on the bonds are paid by the county.
This may bring another interesting le-
gal angle into the case If it goes to
court. . ~. 49,. o.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-04-25
The Second Game

The Twenty fifth played big league
ball in several spots yesterday. Water
house pitched a fine game, except for
couple Of innings, and Jansen must
also be given credit for good work on
the mound, albeit the score does not
suggest the need Of anything of the
kind. The trouble WASH I that Jansen
wasn't pitching but that the soldiers
we're hitting
Rogan came through with two
Eomers and had couple of hits chalk
ed up against him beside. johnson,
Smith and Goliah also helped the ball
notably along. ~
The Schofeld Barracks crowd rolled
up three at the first, essay with the
club Rogan homed to right. John
son singled to left and was scored by
Smith s three-bagger. GoEah in turn
scored Smith with a two.bagger.
In the third Rogan hit the ball clear
over the roof of the Chinese synagogue,
a whack that would have meant a
homer anywhere. Grafton walked, stole
second, went to third on bum chuck
aud scored when johnson singled.
The Saints opened their account in
the third. Franco singled. Jansen
tanned. Peterson hit to first and went
to second on bad throw from right
field, Leong's single scored Franco.
Ornellas struck out and on second 8
error Peterson joined the happy throng.
In the fourth Jackson and Rogan
scored on johnson 3 hit to first and sec
end s error.
st. Louis did the rest of their run
getting in the fourth. Jansen hit
to left scored Hoke, Annoy advancing
to third, and Peterson 3 two-bagger
brought in Annoy.
The last. scoring of the game was
done in the sixth. Jackson got a pass
and stole second. Rogan famed Gun
believable, but he did), Grafton three
tagged to centerfeld, bringing in Jack
sen, johnson strolled, and stole second,
Smith whitfield, GoIiah hit to first, scor-
ng Grafton, and then stole a sack,
Hawkins walked and Pagan scored
johnson. Amen!
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-04-25
CALIFORNIA; BIG . :
ATHLETIC VICTORY
Blue and Gold Athletes Win Al
Baseball Track, Tennis
and Rbwing
(AssOciatsd Press " Federal wirsIsss,)


SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.--Cali-
fornia made fartAing Of athletic hon
ors in Yesterdays intercollegiate con.
tests, winning out IN the tennis, base.
ball and track competitions, and tax
ing two of the events of the regatta.
At Oakland, in the annual regatta
Stanford won the varsity eight-oared
race, and in the fonr-oared event the
Cardinal crew was again victorious.
Berkeley began to get their own back
in the freshman eight-oared contest and
the Blue and Gold was also borne to
the fore in the four-oared event for
freshman.
At Berkeley, California won the in,
tercollegiate doubles and singles cham,
pionship tournament, taking four of the
five matches played.
California also emerged victorious in
the Pacific Association 5 annual track
and field meet, totaling IS points
against 81 scored by Stanford and 33
by the Olympic Club.
The contest for the intercollegiate
baseball championship between Califor-
MIA and Stanford was won by the Ber-
keleyites by the score of 3 to 2.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-04-25
THE world
FLIGHT ISPLANNED
Wealthy Boston Young Man Says
Honolulu win Be His First a.
+. ..... Stopping Place

o.
Porter H. Adams, a wealthy youth,
Of Boston, announced in San Diego re-
Gently that he eontempiates eircling
the earth in an aerohydroplane in the
very near future, making that city his
starting point and Honolulu his frst
resting station. Carrying six others,
this ambitious young man says he fig.
ures on making just thirteen stops be-
tween San Diego, and New York, travel.
ing westward, and that he expects TO
spend $4,000 in the great adventure.
His station In Honolulu already has
been established, says the newspaper
advices from the Coast, and his repre-.
sentative here will be Francis Brown.
No details are known locally Of the
proposed flight. The |. Francis Brown
mentioned, presumably Is a nephew of
Cecil Brown, president OF the First
American Sayings and Trust Company.
Francis Brown at present is reported
to be in San Francisco.
Adams says he will utilize these sta
tons in the course Of his fight, only as
supply points, and that he expects to
make the journey around the globe
from the California Coast to New York
in fourteen days, time. Using a man.
moth aerohydroplane, which his friend,
Lieut.. Donald w. Douglas, U. 8. N, is
designing, and eight motors of 1875
horse power each, Adams is reported as
saying he will carry six assistants, com
ing to earth at selected points only long
enough to replenish fuel and food sup.
plies. a.. .a,..,
He will have his supply bases at Ho.
nolulu, Wake Island, Guam, Manila,
Saigon in Indo- China, Matlras, Alden
Port Said, Crete, Sicily, Gibraltar and
the Azores. At each station he will
have man with the necessary supplies
at hand and ready for loading the mo.
ment the aerial world tourist alighted
The craft in which he proposes max
ing this fight win be the largest ever
built. Parts of ii already have been
constructed at Bridgeport, Connecticut,
and now are en- route West. The mo,
tors are to be made by the HallScott
Company of San Francisco. Pending
the construction of the mammoth air.
craft<Adams has arranged to make q
number Of practise flights with Glen
Martin on the Coast, and before setting
out on the big venture he will make
several trips in his own big machine
up and down the length of the Coast.
The distance Of the encircling flight
as contemplated will be $4,000 miles
He will take along his friend, Lieut.
Douglas as navigating officer, and there
will be four mechanieians and a spare
pilot. He intends having a wireless
outfit installed, so that he can be in
touch with civilization at all times. In
the course Of the trip only four of the
eight motors will be in use at any one
time, these being employed alternately
every six hours, and the mechanicians
viii tune up the sets as in the periods
each is at rest.
The first stage Of his flight, from San
Pedro to Honolulu, a distance of about
1000 miles, Adams figures he can cover
in thirty hours time.