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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21
Nnicr. DAr'Fet
aitfgelattfcn!
@ar entipeSer anf aaine ssraten
ooer Spfer eines sorpeSos; Sri.
ten bebanptea sekteres.

2onoott 81. Sum. Sfffisiere uno
Mdtnidaft oes oInerifanii6en Sam.
piers gSedeonret nelher onr
Sonntog auf Serebp e5slarlo on Der
engIiidlen Suite aufIief, erfIdrten
geitern Dor Dem bieiigen omerlfa1i-
l6en Soniul. DAB Der 9antpfer in.
folae elmer bon oltben er3eugten gr.
plofion bei110igt lpur6e. sic ma.
rem ieood nidt intitanoe an5ugeben,
OBJ Die Grploiion Die 6oIge eines
Eorpeoos ODER elmer Wline getDelen.
@ngliihe Mlarine. .4utborit1ten in
Darmontb ltno aaeroings mad I'm.
tcriuhung beridic6ener 9ietaaitiide
3u Dem 59luB gefommen, oaB elm
Gorpeoo bic Grploiion beruriadt
babe. (gaatiirlid, ettpas anOeres
fonnen Die 9riten bod niht beraus.
finoen.)
Ger oSeaconnet bate cine 60.
oung 9anboI3 fir cine 8rioatfirnd
In 2onbon an 8or0 ttno fiiDrte bic
aiRerifanii1e 6Iagge, hatte nnBer.
Dem an ieOer 5eite oes Bugs Die
anerifaniiden 6arben an9enlalt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21
Reiebsk0lt5let sittft
5ipcikantpf 9eforSert!

Berlin iiber anliterOou, 81. SUI
nj. Ser 0berregierungsrot Or.
Bolfgang anapp, elm intimer
8reunD lno garteigenoiie ser fon-
iernatinen 0iibrer b. Sepoebrono
uflo @raf 8eitarp, bat tpie er ielbit
mitteilt, ben Aeidsfon3ler Or. bon
8etbmann.3olipeg gum 3tpeifontpf
8lt foroern beriu6t. Der 4on5Ier
lebrte Die 5oroerung NIT Der CT.
flarung nb, bnB CT eine inn bon
icinem 4nite altferIegte 8fli6t nidt
gum @eeenItano perionlider glus.
acknowledgement MAIDEN fonne, bod
mill Or. anapp nadJ Dem Griege
abernals @enugtltung berlangen.
Der als Der Sobn zines ght-
unopier5ieers IN Den Ser. Stooten
geborene fonierpatibe Holitifer ber-
0ffentli1te betanntlib Dor Ginger
9elt cine gegen Die Bolitif Der STE.
eierling geri6tete 8rolbiire lnO
iuuroe oesboIb bonn &unaler otn S.
SUM i'm Reibstag beftig onseertf-
fen uno oIs ogirat Der 6ffentliaen
Usein.lng4 be3eidnet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21
Wcitcrrciets 11rcIic
ee9en 1ordi. lpilicn!
pat iidj ais 5rieDeHSbermittlcr me.
geH Earteiunbme fir GnslaHb
rnmOgli1 gemadt.

Bien, 81. SUM. -Die qreIIe 0cs
gnn5en 2nnoes lit Der syore ab6oIO,
tuonaf Eroiioent 8illoll, ioboI0 Die
Belt eefommen ols 6rieOensper.
utttIer Der friesfiibrenoen Wldhte
atiftreten fol-. Dns oGremoen-
blott" iaet: rSolten sic 3entraI.
m1dte ben 8unid baben li6 ouf
6rieoens.l llrterban0lungen einouloi.
fen, oann tperoen iie ole Silie oes
Br1iioenten 8ilion nicbt in gln.
Ipru9 nebmen. Denn oerielbe bat
uift mir aIles in ieiner W1u1t
itebenoe geton, lin england uno
oeiien 8erbitnoeten in 0ieiem arie.
ge ou belfen, ionoern er tat nod
Elm iibriges u1o beleioigte unO Der.
imelimpfte 0eiiti6lono iopie Deter.
reid 1.llngdrn. Die 0eltti6en Ser.
biinoeten ipiiien gona genau, oob
9r1f0ent @ilion uno oeIIen SIN.
termdnner onralf beood]t itnO, ei.
men flir Selitl@ldn0 ltn0 2elterretd]s
llnearn idmGblid)en syrieben berbei.
3ufiibren; Der ameritanii6e 8rait.
bent uno ieine Gatgeber nlo6ten in
ibrem SAB eegen 9euti6lanO un6
Die 0oppclmonardie eineu Srieoen
oiftieren Der ougliniten gngIunOs
atsfdIlt - oieieS aber ipirO ibuen
ME gelingen.
8ie Gbre, 5rieoensberb1n0llnae
alifs Sopet gu bringen, miro oem
&onis bon Spanien Dem 9apIt,
Dem 4rdiioent Der Shmeia, Der a0-
tligin bon 9oIlano un0 ben S1up.
tern pirtIiA nelitroler GeaicrlagcnI
8ufaIleH. Serr gSillon miro feline
SeIegenleit gegebe1 fir Gnelano
In Der 6rieoensfonferen5 oos 8ort
81 reoen, uiio ons 6rieOensprotofoIl
Diro mdt in amerifa unter3ei9net
peroen.
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KIcinIi3c Aad6e
Scr Jtalielter!
5uGgeH ben fynhtcpfen Der griten
anb GranjOIsn nnb bsrpSuen
49,. Oeutfde Winiif.

Bern, Gdmeia 81. SUM. - eyn
sStnlien lit cine 8eueging I'M @on.
ge, oeiiti6e wauiif in gang sStalien
unnt0glid at MAIDEN. Ger aorre.
iponoent bes rguno" beridtet, ooB
iiber 200 nnrbofte aopeImeifter
iino 9irhioien Iih berIdporen ia.
ben, oelttide aonipoiitionen In Son.
5ertcn nid)t oi ipielen aI1 niht
nod GrieOensidMb. (Das 1T ia
oferdterIid"D sSn Wloilono fono
iiingit cine &onberttion bon aapeQ.
meiitern, 9ianilterL @eieerh S1n.
germ imo S1ngerinnen ltott, in mel.
der Der 8eidlub sefaBt tuuroe, Oas
BurIoment oi erilhen, elm @eies
on5unebmen in pel6em Die glui.
fiibrung oeutider Opern un0 oeilt.
fher 3onitiide berboten lit. sSn
Wtnilono, Hon Surin, Bologna,
@euua uno onoeren @robitdoten oe8
2anoes ipuroe aon5ertinternebntern
0te SI5eils perlpet9ert, lobnl0 ntdt
Die @ordntie gegeben nurbe, ooB
IN Dem Gon5ert feline @erte oelt-
ider aonlponiiten oiifsefiibrt perOen
piiroen. Der MtuIifberein az @onl
bat cine Glugihrift erlaiien IN mel
der Die oelitihe Mtulit oIs bnrborii6
iino erttartenO rn0 ols cine De.
fnbr fir Die Wtorol aler onoeren
gintionen beoeidnet piro. (So eine
2uupenban0eD 5iinf0ebn berporro-
genoe Muiifalienbdnoler boben in
8eitungen betonrlt maden loIIen
DoB tie olle oelttihen gtotenbefte uno
Gpernalis5iige in ibrem gorrat ber.
nihtet b1tten. Gin beritbnlter ita.
Iteniiher 9ionilt, Der gegen oieien
9oDfott oeutider gtuiif proteItierte,
modte tribe Grfobrltngen. glls Ell
fiir5lid in Ron1 Elm aon8ert geben
moate, blieb Der Go1l leer. sssn
ieiuem geredten Corn bat Der ainit.
Ter sStnIieu alif inlmer berIoIien uno
Tid nnA Siloamerifn eeiuanOt.
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Die tsMiIenbcrbcn
tpcrHen ocitcMt!
SentIde @eritGrfnngen treffen in
&olbgnien nnb glurbgali5ien
Gin.

@etrogroO, 2f. SUM. = 0ffisiea
miro bier beute befonnt gelrld5t,
oab Snblreide oelitide Streitfr1fte
IN 8olbptlien mo @oli8ien einge-
troffen iinO, um Dem gorrilden ser
9fltfen, GinboIt 5n gebieten uno Die
oiterreidiib .lliigariidelt Streitfr1fte
Dor @ernihtung CD gu belpabren.
Roromeitlid1 BON 2utsf tobt cine
firhtbnre Sdlndlt C92an oiirfte
tltht febL geben. ntlsunebnten, oaB
es NIT Dem 8orrilden Der @uIien
in @aIi8ien iln0 MoI6Dnien aus 1T;
nieies gebt idlot aus Der ruIiiiden
berpof. Dab 5ablretde
beiltihe Streittraite nnn genonuten
Griegsihaupldsen geiauDt lDuroer,
iponlit Die AAifea 0ns 3erideIlen
ibrer SfferIiibe enti9al0igen.)
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&uiienlptQe bri(5t anl
Oeuti(6en Giienluall!
brOdpen; .. ciniinscn sicbt ccm rmfiiiden
B6ren Ring SMrct Ole S6nail5c.
1tdmpfe Dor ioerSnn treten ins Icste stacil

Elm feinoIi9er 9lngriff bein1 Sbtniis
nontwalbe 5uriidgeidIogen. @eitern
tDnroen tpeitere gllgriffsberfuhe
our9 unier 5elier bereiteIt. sSn ben
&dmpfen Der lesten Siuei Gage ipir-
ben 100 6ran8oien gefangen ge-
ronumen.
Mebrere r1dtIide angriffsnerIt-
DE oes 6einoes I'M 5unltnipnIoe
iptr0en in San0granlteflf1nIpfen
boGit6nOig 5uriideeidlagen.
Gin britiiber 0oppel0eder ffel BET
Gems lno ein onOerer n6rbIin bon
glrras noh 21iftfdrnpfen Sur @r0e.
3ipei Der sSfifoiien purOen getotet.
Cine froIi5ofiine R1f6ine Ditrbe
peitlid bon ben Irgonnen berabee.
idoiier. Gin oeutides Slft0eigee-
idpo6er n1ohte efrie1 Qugriff olf
Die giienbabn 1in0 utiIitdriide Go.
brifoulagen Su 8acearat ilto &aon
P@tnpe.
@erbnns sSaa na1e bebDritebenD.
Stem 9orf, 81. sSllni. Ser Der.
liner &orreiponbeut Der Stem gorf
Sun Der bismeiIen gano bor5iigIt-
de gerihte ididt, perbreitet fid) tn
fetnem iitneiten geridt iiber ben
Gton0 oes gefuoLtigen 0iingens BEL
8eroltn. Ger @roBe Deutfdbe @e-
nernlitob bate olsgerednet, i1retbt
CT, ook Die girul1bnte 8eroitns fiinf
Dlonnte in Qniprlth nebnen fperoe.
9euHde nliIttdriide SodDeritG1lbige
Oriiden iebt Die glniidt aus, bob
oI[e @rtpartungen iibertroffelr tuer-
ben. gs ipur0e nertraltefSupu nor-
ousgeIogt, 0aB 8er0un In Der erlten
8ohe oes saTi iii Aie Sdnoe Der
3elHI1en gefaaen fem fperoe. Der
gIngriff begal1f am 2f. Ssebruar.
gIIs nod) tpenigen @oben una4fbnIt.
idnler grfoIge ben 0eutiben 8ogert
gsioeritano entgegengeiett ipuroe,
berbreitete ftdb oie gtanrid)t, 0oB
Der oeltide aronprina beriogt bGt-
te, uno oaB Der gnInlrm iid iett
jeoen 9lugerlbIid in eiuen gitmerong
fir 9etitIdlaflo berpaloeIn piirbe.
9eutiae 0ffi8iere biiIlten Iih in
SdDeigen, inenn fie Inn eine grfl1.
ritng fir 0ieie 9iubepnuie befrogt
iie Ia6ten nltr. Balo oa-
rouf ounge1 Die 8ogen tpieoer Dor,
lpuroen dber iDteoer gum Salten ge.
bradt Ser sSubeIibrei iiber ons
ooeuti6e 9ia5fo@ bel 8eroln nnbm
f7so,+{o4,7,,,[r 1,,F Gsa;+a 5l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21
0es GaiIers gaIeib

2on0on, 21. sStitt. 4aiier BiI-
beIn bat, iuie Der 9eliteragelltlr ang
glniter0am beridfet miro, Der g8ittpe
beS plotlih beritorbeneu Generals
Der synfanterie @rafen b. 0loItta
iein geileib I'M iolgeliben 3ele-
granut altSgeiproden: pBorte feb
len mir, I'M n1eirea 5rauer gLuB-
srud ill nerleibelt. Gas 8aferlon0
miro ieule Gieflife nietlals bergeIien.
Solange i'd Iebe, luer0e i'd i'll 0o1f-
barer Grinnerlnig Dalten, mas 0ieier
Mann nit benz allfredten @barnfter
uno Dem goIoeneib fparinefl Seroal
mir uno meiner glrnee geueien lit.
9eri0nlid befIn9e id in Inn Den
8erluIt eites lunbren 6rennoes.
9loltfe Itarb I'M 8eidstagsiooIe,
5 @dnutcn nad)0em er cine Hebe
ouf oen bobiligeidlieoenen 5reiberrn
bon Der @ols 4}aidla beenoet bate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21
gllrrif. qReiierdcIO eridlpiien.

grouHlpooo, 5ery 81. eSltni.-
Der Merifnner @ieroninto 2ertna,
iucIher inter Dem @erondt Itaiib.
geitern friib 5rau 8. 4. allDfen-
Odl, mdbren0 0ieie I'M 5dlafc lag,
NIT einem 9roBen Qlaiier angegrif-
fen uno ihiper berlest au bobefE
muroe in 9aufe 0es 9oaes bon onf
ieincr 9erfnlgililg befiHohdlcn @iir-
germ 5ebn Wieilen aoD bier oufqc.
iangen uno auf Der Ste[le tlieoer.
geIAoiien.
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11,etterbcricl1t.

Sir Smaba ltn6 llmgegeno: Ge.
eenfdlle bellte obenO unb 9onnerS.
tag. Seine tueientIide Seutperatur-
ner1nberling.
Sir gtebrasfa: &egerfdGe beltte
obeno lmo 9onnerstag. Seine noe.
ientlide GeIlperotitrber6noerimg
Sir Soma: llnbeitunoiges 8etter
beute obeno u10 9oilnerstog. 8abr.
iheinlih GegenfGae. Gttpos mar.
ner bellte dbeno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21
SctHerf1 B0ls BON iecl1s
ftcacit Sc2ldc0ti4iffcfts

8aiBington, 81. SUM. sSn ei.
ner 4onierena ipelde 8rdiiocnt 8iI-
ion geitern I'M 8eiben SnuBet nit
6lotteuiefret1r 8anteIs ul0 ben Se-
natoren Gilman 1tnO Sporion bonn
8lpttenfoulitee bes gitnoesfenots
nbbielt, tpur0e eiit neueg 5[ntten-
progromm beidioiien, peldes ben
Gan bon ipef1iaiteli8 feds groBen
5hld6tidiffen poritebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21
geiuillisnns fir OipIOmatiidje
gIusGn6eH.

Mdiblngtofl Fl. SUM. = Der
gunoesIenot befpilligte geitern Die
j19rIihen ausga0en fir uniere aus.
ipdrtigen Oiplonlntiihen gertretiin.
cen. 0ieieIben betragen etlua ST..
100000 idbrIih.
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OrcBcr Pc6flMtz
S9aSett in lsanias!

@i6itd, 9as., 81. SUM. -Sn oent
Gol bes 2ittfe arfnnias @iper noro.
lid bon 8iditn baben So6fluteu .ei.
nen lngebeuren Sa6idooen onge.
riftet; Die grnte 1T in iener @egeno
fait eon3 Oernihtet. Der Sarrn.
orbeiter 81. 3iinmerutann 1T ertrun.
fen.
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Hmmtdnicits 1fSni0iit
reiit nod Berlin!

slniterbaub 81. SUM. @ie aus
8lloapeit gerneIOet miro. beiinOet iiG
bic &onigin BON Iumdtlien oltf Der
@eiie rad) Berlin, mo- lie incognito
beriDeilen miro. Die gleiie gebt
iIber 9ioapeIt un6 @ien.
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lsaiicr 111ilpclnt
beoibt it'd, sur SrOfst!

2onoon, 81. SUM- i--glns sppeu.
bagen miro 6eriftet, odB ii9 aoiler
g9ilbeIm no6 8ernun an Die syront
begeben babe, mic 0aS n9ailp 13aiL"
befannt gibt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21
g9ituengeniion erb6Ilt.

8afbineton. II. SUM. Dos g(b-
aeorOnetenbaug nabm cine 8orlage
oit pelhe Die Neniioncn BON 8iir.
serfrieespttwen auf $40 pro gto.
unt erhnht
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JtoLieniicbe Dantpfcr
Slt ucptillt bin0b!

2onSon, 2t. Stunt Ger italie,
niife Galnpfer v9obigo@ 1868
Gonnen eroB, tpurbe I'M @ittelI6n.
oti6en Mteer bon einem feinoli6en
Saufboot berienft. 3mei meitere
itolienii9e 9nrnpfer teilten oasicI6e
S6idial. Gin 3nu9boot feuerte altf
BEN 0nupfer n4ppolonia", bod ge-
lang es oemielben, au entfonrnen.
Ser brittide 9ampfer ngeadp@ iino
0er fran5oftihe Ganpfer p0lga~
i'm Gngliiben &anaI tor.
pebiert uno nerienft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21

G1riebiihes aabinrtt reiignicrt?
2orOon, 2i. SUM. Gine &ell.
teroepeide beidgt, baB oas griedii9e
aabinett 5uriidgetreten lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-21

rar8n~ bon Der @oro 2inie 1850.
600 Hlnoen Munition, neiit Gum
Gum @eldoiie mad 8era Gru5 fir
I Die Negierlt1g @drran3oS.
4m /. gtpril lanoete Der Gam.
Ipfer oWortereD" onielbit Die gleihe
Wenge.
glm 13. Nloi, einen Monat, na6.
benz bic 3riippen Garrnn5os in 4or.
raj Deriudt batten, arneritdniide
1rllppen in cine sSaae 3u loden lino
btnterriids on8uereifen tpuroen bon
Der pgsperan5a" iognr 100000
Runben Nhlnition in @era Gru8 a6-
eeloOen.
(JoIls eS al etnem Grieg fomtnt,
peroen alio uniere broben GoI6oten
bon aueeIn 0abineerofft peroen.
iDelhe ibrc 0patriotii1en~ SANDS.
Ieite an Die 6etnoe ocS 2ulloes Der.
soufteu, 1[s Die Gage bereitg Oro.
beno tpor, lirlb iueroen 10 Oos 9pier
Der @el6gier Der @offenfobrifanten,
bic befanntlid) Germ Bilion nobe
iteben itno i'm 9StoI5e ibreS @o.rio.
tismlts" Die Qeutlh. .4merifaner gu
8errdtern am 2anoe itenlpeln mol.
ten. @er iino jctt Die tpirfliden
5ein0e oeS 2onoes2)
@aaneel an Gnftidiffer.
gsoibington, 2t. Suni.-Go Sid
cine erobe @naobl Der tii6tigIten
2uftidiifer 6es 2au6es Den glatier.
ten 8ir @erfiigine geiteat bat iulb,
ben amertfaniihen 8eitingen sufpl.
ge, in 6lanbern uno 8rdnfreid,
np1bre @asrOerbinee~ Derrfdict,
berrift bier in amerifa feet Elm
Wsnngel an ibneir. mas iid Bel ei-
nent cseftueIIen srieg nit Ilerifo
ihper rd6eR oitrfte.
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(5ortiebung auf 5eite 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-18
BRING ON JIMMY SMITH 4.
OR ANY OTHER CHAMPION
F.. TO MIX WITH OUR BOYS

Some crack bowling is going on in
the Y. NJ. C. A. ragtime doubles tourna-
ment. Although the tourney has only
been running three days, total of
1904 has already been hung up. H.
S. -Canario and Gordon Brown were
the responsible parties.
J. C. Chamberlin bowled 279 Tues
day, rolling with w. A. Raseman.
Chamberlin missed a perfect 300 score
by failing to connect with strike in
the fifth frame. He had IL strikes and
a spare, the five-pin having remained
undisturbed in the fifth frame.
Zowie-Some Bowling. -, .......= -. .
Cyril Tinker bowled the remarkable
total of 70S for three games in his
duo with Wikander. Tinker had a
handicap of 10 pins game but ac-
tualIy spilled 67S pins. Real big league
stuff. ..-s.. ..=.--
Tinker and Wikander are now in
second place with 1249. j. c. Chamber
lin and w, A. Ham are third, haYing
rolled 1874 yesterday. Chamberlin,
who is a scratch man, bowled 654. In
fact, the veteran is rolling the game
of his life right now. Scores OF
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-18
Mills DEFEATS
M'KINLEY team
BY BIG Margin
Aim Soon Nam Holds High
School Team to One Hit and
No Runs Yesterday

Especial Star,Bulletin correspondence
MILLS, SCHOOL. May lS.-The val
ley nine of Mills went down to the
Alexander Field yesterday afternoon
and took the Mckinley nine into camp
by a decisive score of IL to o. VIII
liam f. Berney pfloted the team to
victory. ..-.~. T..
Mills took the first round with the
war clubs and at the end OF the first
inning Fred Carter was hammered
hard TO all corners of the field with
four runs and three hits checked
against him.
Masaichi replaced Carter on the
mound and for three rounds held the
Mills nine to no runs and no hits.
In the sixth inning the valley nine
was swinging its war clubs like q
woodcutter and five runs and five hits
were made when the inning ended.
The score now stood 8 to in faVoF
of Mills.
Aim Soon Nam Pitches Great Game.
Inning after inning and man after
man, the Black and Gold nine failed
to hit the Mills slabster. Aim Soon
Nam should have pitched no-hit and
no-run game, but lwanagag OF the
losers luckily made an infield hit.
which was the only one made during
the NINE rounds.
Not a single man of the high school
reached third. Carter and Matokawa
made an attempt, but were put out
by yards. Only three men got as far
as second.
Wah Han, Kurashise and Sum Hung
Star.
AS whole the Mills nine played
first-class ball with the exception OF
Sam Kahoe, who was out OF form.
The feature plays were made by Kura-
shige, Wah Han and Sum Hung.
Kurashige and Sum Hung made long
running catches. 49,
Plays With One Eye. '.--'
Wah Han, the shortstcp OF the win
ners, received a hot groumder on the
left eye when Mills was taking the
field in practise. The eye was entire
Iy swollen up like ball. but he re-
fused to be taken out OF the game
and in spite of his big black eye he
managed to play star game at short.
The last two runs OF Mills were
gathered in the last inning. when
pass stolen base and two clean hits
we're landed from Masaicbi.
Mills Also Hangs Up New Record.
1t was remembered thai sthe st.
Louis teams hung up ANEW record
for playing three extra inning games
in row. Mills will not forgot that
the valley nine also made new rec
ord in shutting a team out for the
Continued on Page Thirteen.)
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BOAT CLUBS ENTERTAIN
AT "STEPPING' PARTY
AT 0UTRIGGER CLUB

Much interest is being taken in the
coming stepping" party which will
be given at the Outrigger Club on Sat.
urday evening by the Hawaiian Row
ing Association under the auspices of
the Heaiani, Myrtle and Honolulu
Boat Clubs.
A stepping" party is the name that
best describes the present day dances
and on the mainland the stepping
parties have been q complete success.
Not to be behind the mainland folks
the members of the committee have
decided that this shall be stepping
party. The program will consist of
one steps, walk waltz dances and Fox
trots, and AKaai will furnish the music
for the dancers.
In the past the dances have been a
complete success, and as the members
of the three clubs are united in work
ing for 8 banner crowd, the committee
expects that one of the largest crowds
in the history Of the association will
be present. The funds raised will be
used In sending the three boat crews
to. the Hilo regatta on July 4.
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and Chinese teams will meet and the
| 18th and Honolulus work in the sec
ond contest. The game between the
Saints and Chinese ought to be a
hummer Jansen pitched a great
game against the 18th Infantry last
Sunday, holding them to one lone hit
in seven innings. ...r- -. g..
Hoon HI worked well for the Chi
nese and his team played ball up to
standard. AS regards the two teams
the Chinese have a slight edge in
some departments, while the Saints
excel in others. With Ieong catching
for the Chinese the st. Louis team
looks to have the edge in the backstop
department -. . e..
Jansen improves. l.. ..:
Jansen is getting better right
along, and classes well up with any
pitcher in the island Akana on first
and Cheong both field their positions
well, although the Saint is the better
hitter. All Lee and Moriyama are
even up at second Kai Luke and
Kan Yen at short and third have the
edge on the st. Louis contingent
has been good, and with En- Sue and
Lang Akana the Chinese outer works
shape up with any in the islands. St
Louis will not equal the Chinese team
in the iungles. This leaves heap
up to JANSEN, but the elongated
twirler has made good in his last few
games and promises to stop the Chi
nese aggregation. ~
Hawaiis vs.. Braves. 81.
With Moniz and Hoke ready to go
on the mound the Hawaiis will clash
with the Braves on Saturday in the
Junior League schedule. Hawaiis lost
out in the great Is inning contest with
st. Louis last Saturday, but Hoke
pitched great BAH throughout Perry,
the tall slabster of the Braves, pitch
ed against the Chinese, and had his
support been of the best, would have
landed the game.
Both teams have plenty of material
for strong defense and the infield
play is certain to be feature of the
contest. In the games played thus far
no one will predict winner, which
naturally means that the race will be
exciting.
In the Saturday game st. Louis, the
winners of the overtime battle, will
clash with the Nippons. and this game
viii be one worth seeing. There isn't
a better collection of infielders as
far as defense is concerned in the
city, and the fan who wants to wit.
ness good clash should mark this
game down as one of his dates.
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SANTA CLARA TO
Bring STARS OF
MISSION school

Santa Clara will bring a strong team
here to meet the local teams in June,
According to Ben Hollinger. vice.presi-
dent OF the Oahu League. the Mission
team viii arrive in time to open the
season of play on June "A. This will
give the fans plenty OF baseball for
more than a month. -. ....-.
With Tom Hickey, Roy Bliss, Melhof
and Pinkie Leonard the Mission team
will have a great lineup of beavers.
Hickey and Bliss are southpaws and
are two of the best pitchers in Cali
fornia at the present time. Leonard
shut out the Chicago White Sox in q
practise game, which shows that he
has something.
Har~ood Coming. Ill.,. =. 49,.
Art Ramage will not come here. but
Dutch Harwood will be the back
stop. Harwood started in the field
but proved to be such good catcher
that Harry Wolter, at that time coach
of the Mission squad, placed him be-
hind the bat end send Ramage to
first. With Benberg, O'Neal, Wilson,
Preciado and Maher the squad will
look good.
Louis Milburn, who played center
threeqHarters on the rugby team and
was a star on the track, will perform
in the outer garden and Desmond and
Wilson will also accompany the team.
This aggregation has always been on
the JOB, and Santa Clara has never
sent out a poor baseball team. This
school holds the same record in base
ball that Cornell does in cross-country
running.
Herbert G. Lowry has nothing to
do with bringing the Santa Clara team
here" said Ben Hollinger yesterday.
Tn justice to A. L. Castle l will say
that he had nothing to do with the
arrangements OF the games as these
matters were handled by Bill Jarrett
and myself. / received a letter from
the manager of the Santa Clara team
in which he stated that he would not
recognize Lowry, and that he thought
something was wrong when Lowry
made mis- appearance"
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MARTIN SHERIDAN FINDS
NEW HEAVYWEIGHT.

x NEW YORK, MAJ 3.-Martin
x Sheridan, at one time the. great
x est all-around athlete, claims TO
4 have Nneartned 4 heavyweight
x who can defeat less Willard.
< The next heavyweight champion,
x according to Martin, is real son
x of Erin, Michael Sheridan Grea-
u lish, who is Il years old. stands
x I feet 2 inches in his stockings,
4 and possesses a reach of - in
z ches. T., ..
4 Sheridan says that he will in
4 troduce the irish giant at the,
x Monument stub games at Celtic
x park next Sunday. Grealish will
4. start the walkers in the l5-nile
x Norfolk and New Jersey state
= championship.
ID 49,: .......
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fESTERDAY'S SCORES
les IN THE. BIG LEAGUES
tIean Leaaue.

mriean League.
y Philadelphia st. Louis Z. Phila.
Z lhia 4.
& Washington-w washington 6. De
u At a.
AT Boston and New York Rain.
National League.
At Cincinnati Boston I. Cincinnati
/.
At Chicago Chicago Z. Brooklyn 2.
AT st. Louis-New York 3. ST. Louis
5.
: At Pittsburg-Cold.