davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-06-16
fSritt 5nrdf.
eStalienil6es &abinet
hatGertrAne1t nerlnre11
Galaubras Heoe nutlDs.

@om, IL. Suni. 9as italienif9e
Robinet nit @alunbra an Der Splge
trQt eeftern 3uriid, na9bem bic ttaz
lienii@e Deputiertentommer NIT l9I
gegen 158 @ttmmen Elm 8ertranz
enspotum fir Die Resierung abgez
lebnt batte. 9ie i90nen Morte 0es'
premiermini5ters @alanbra, NIT
Denen er bic 8oltspertretung iiber
bic militdrii6en Miberfol9e binmeg>
tduf@en tpoute, erpieien fb als
nuBlps. 9ie 5atfa@en, pelfe iez
bermonn betannt paren, ermiefen
F9 als gu md@tig. Sbslei9 man
mubte, baB bic Sage oes &obiz
netts sefdbrbet lei, tam oos Rez
]ultat ols eine grobe l1eberrQf4un9.
gSer ,utrb 9ta9folser?
Sbglei9 es nt9t aussef9loi1en
i1t, bab Der &Dni9 ben premier1ni=
ni1ter @olunDra nit Der BilDung
zines neuen &obinetts beauftragen
&ptrb, 70 &ptrb BON anberer @eite
ber Miniiter bes Muspdrtigen.
@pnntno als Der tommenDe Mann:
be3ei4net. Mnoere neanen Som=-
mafo Sittoni, ben ttalienifhen Sc
ianbten in 5rantretb, pdbreno au@,
mebrere parlamentarif@e JIbrer
In 8etra9t tommen m0gen. ~
sSn Der Rebe, nit tpel9er @az
lanora feline @tellung 5u ftuben
perfu6te, tam er auf Die militdrif4e
Gage gu ipre@en uno gab bic @r<.
,,fplge Der Dferei6ii@ ungarifden.
Waffen unumtpunben gu, Mir lot
ten unfere 6auptftreittrdfte am
Son5o ton5entriert, fagte @alan=
bra, unb unfere iibrige Jront ge=
f4pd@t. 9as ma6ten fi6 bic
5einbe 3unuBe uno bro9en NIT ue=
bermo9t am Srenttno Elm. 0Gtten.
mir uns befer auf bic @ertetbisung
etngeri6tett 10 pdre es bem 5etnbe
unm0gli4 getpefen ietnen SUB auf
ben 9ebeiligten 8oben unferes 2an=
bes gu ieben. @s pdre gu fritz, gu
1agen, bab bic @efabr porbei 1T.
aber mir biirfen bolles @ertrauen in
un1ere tapfere unD gut organtiterte
@ertei6isung feber.
9aB bic &ammer onberer gn<
ii@t mar, 5eigte bic Mbftimmune,
pel9e oas Miniiterium au Eane
p'u'9ts' - II 81 a'. tssa.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-06-16
Nah gSien.
Yrofefior Gaitman leitet Mer3te .Gr~
petition.

ssSnbianapolis, 12. Sanuar. pro>.
fefor Or, sSofepb Milus @aft1non,
profei7pr Ser @birurgie an Der nni=
Deriitdt BON Sn6iana, bat ii9 bereit
finoen laf1en, Die 2ettung Ser nd9iten
Mer5tez@rpebttion gu iibernebmen, Die
bas Mmerifanif@e Mer5tez@rpebitions=
&omttee, Snc., 5n ben 3entralmd6ten
16tdt.
Profei1or @aftmon 1T elmer Ser
berDorragenoiten Gbirurgen oes N1itz
telpefens. ST gibt aus Sntereffe an
Der guten 9a9e 5etttpeiltg feine.
praris auf, oie bon ietnen 8efannten
bier auf ni9t ptel neniger als $780,
900 idbrli9 gef@dBt tptrb. Ser pro=
feFor bat in Dsutfblano itubiert unD
fpri@t por5iiglt9 Deutf6. Qls M1i<
fenten begleiten i'm Dte folgenpen
6erren: Or. 8. Oberempt, ebenfaus
Elm beritdtslebrer, aus Milpau=
fee; Or. 6erbert Dunn, Ger IN Miin=
4en bas meoi5inifde 9taatszgganlen
be1td1De11, pr. 9ermdnn SDumnl
aus 9auf Gitb, Wis., Der gntel eines
rMdtunbpier5isers"; Dr. Ralpb
8ettmann aug Gbicagp, Der @nbn oes
beriibmten Mugenarates 8ettmann aus
Gbicago, uno Dr, s. gfiitD aus Nl:l=
nauIee. 0ier pflegerinnen tDerDen
pie Expedition begleiten.
profeifor Gaftman unb 1ein Stab
tperben na6 Sefterrei9 geben uno am
IL. bs. U}ts. bon glefo yDrf abfab<
ren. 5rau Gaitman lpirb ibren
@atten begleiten unb Den @Dmmer in
Deuti9lano oOer Der Sdneis Derz
bringell.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-06-16
Nu9 9nbnu.
Nnllen 0rangel!
luetter uDr.
@ei aplti seldlaaeu.


ideint es augebra6t, Die otfi5ieucn
Beri6te 6eS ruliil6en @eneralltabes
oes ausj1mudenDen @etpanoeS sA
entfleioeu uno lib Das Mobluerf III
1einer yeadtbeit 3u beleben. 60 be-
tra6tet unD Dergliben allt ee'a
gloubmiiroigen AeuBerungen oes
@eneralitab Ser Observation-Disclosures
ridden glr1nee ideint man es mt
folgenoen Satiuben gu tun 81 ba-
ben:
/. Gn6no nnb 2u5f 'uieoer III
ruiiiiden '1anocn.
2. &niliid)e slugriffe aDrblid pou
Dem ,uplpniideu Greled, bel &oliti,
nnter 1d)ueren @erlulteu' snriidge~
idlagen.
3. @nblid) pou 2usf, bci Sorsp.
>pi5a, bdlt Die acknowledgements
i6e 2intc.
4. Sci 9abup babeu bic &nilerr
bcn Sf,ua-Tluk iibcridritten nnb
iino in nprbmeHlidcr &idtung nor~
gcormngen, um Die liiblid Don 8n5f
jtebcnoen 8c9ncr absuidneioen.
5. Sn Wali5ieu: npro,ueitlid BON
Sarnopol balt Die 2iuie idtpcre
&an1pfe n1rblid ppn Suesnc5, bet
Glpluce am Gtripa, luubei Die Inl=
len guar @prteile erran9en, Die
@egner aber nid)t sum gSeid)en brin-
gen fonnten.
6. Sn Der norb1jtliden @ff Der
Bnfo>pinn nn1n1en Dir .HuiIen ,flnc
Diterreidild nngariide Stellnng,
5,uiihen Sppprunk nnb 9obronpag,
etlua Is &ilpmeter nurbDitlid pun
G5ernuluit.
ESS5m Bpoen bes Snieiter, IN
Ser geabe ppn 3ales5c5pfi, nabmcn
bid gilien cine ee9mcrtide Gtcllnng
ani benz iibliden nfer oes 5lniies.
+ASI ger Y&,tener Sertd)t.
@nijem bel &olfi INTO upromeitlid ppH
Saruopol gel1la9eu.
Berlin, iiber 2onoon, IL. eSsuui.
Ser Beribt oes 6iierrei6il6-nuga-
ri]9en @eneralltabes i!ber Die Gage
an Der ru1iiiben 6ront bat folgen-
ben @ortluut:
uEcitlid ppn &ulfi baben mir ben
syeimb uber ben Stpr 5uriidgeluor-
fen, ad)t Gffi5iere unb 1,5OO Wann
gcfaneen genpmmen nnb brei Wfa-
idJinemse,ucbre erbemtet. NDrbueit=
lid ppn Sarnupul baben mir einc
,utdtige SDbe genummen.
uSm nprbDitliden Setle ber Gu=
fo>ptna 5ugen mir uns angeiid)ts be-
bcntenb iiberlegener feinolidcr
Gtreitfrafte 5uriif.
(9ie Gage i'm >pDlDniiden 0ez
1tungsoreief murbe nid)t erluabn1,
entlpeber, meil man Die Sitnuttpn 5l1
perbeiiern bufft uocr lueil feine 5u-
perlaiiigen 9eadridten porliescn.
Mn6 lit es ntd)t ans9cidluiien, oak
Der iiber 2pnopn fpmmenbe 8erid)t
pcritimmelt luuroen lit, mm Den
rniiiideu Sieg mDglidft srok err
idcinen 5n laiien, Sic ytcbafttpu.)
Hetrograo, 12. Sum-. Ser ant-
libe 8eribt, 1o1peit er fiir Die frie-
geril6en greigniiie bon SSnterelic
lit, bat folgenoen Mortlaut:
rl1n1ere Sffen1tbe in 8olDniell
@ali5ie11 unG Der sgnfolDina bate
ge]tern 1pie0erum neue @rfolge. Sic
fel1rigen Mngriffe unlerer Srnppen
brabten llnS groBe Mengen an @e-
| fangenen unb ionitiger Beute ein.
rWdbren6 Ser geitrieen aan1pfe
haben mir 400 Sffi3iere uno 35,-
100 5oloaten gefangen ge,1on1men.
gu6 erbeuteten mir 80 &anone1l
13 Wai6inengeinebre uno fiinf
8onbeniperfer. Dies n1nbt felt
Dem Anfang Der augemeinen Sffen-
! lipe cine @ela1ntbeute bon 1,64o
| 9ffi5ieren nno 100000 5olooten
!. iotpie 124 @eldiisen uno $50 Ma-
! ibincngelpebren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-06-16
NHFe11 1i9,
3uut @tnrm auf Ga>
panueS uno @puptQe.
&fe bel 0pern.
Yuuettn$

DItlitu Sttt%N uot"o w" "o%D%'*V
opn SORT @uupille nno Tort 9apan-
nsie liesenbe Serratn an, tunroen
abcr, ,uie puu Der Jrout bertd)tet
,uirb, snriidseidlagea, Die Jprts
ielbit nns tire @ormerfe befinSen
iid} felt Treitas amter bent Sener oer
Sd)merem oeatidea @eid)ite~ Ind
meitlid ppn sSurt &aug, IN Der Gba=
pitrc-@dludt, sriffem Die 9entlden
am, ubne einen @rfols 5u er5ielea*
8ei Gbattanconrt, weitlid npn Der
Maas nua }ialid) ppn Gnmieres,
fiuoet Elm beftiger @eidiitfampf
ltatt,
9er BerItner 8eri6t.
Qluf beioeu seiteu Der Miaas ouuneru
Die @ei9iite.
8erlin uber 2onoon, l2. SSn1al.
Die &d1npfe auf beioen l1fern Der
Meoas ,DerOen nit Der alten SSnt
lortgelebt. 8elonoers beftig lit Der
&onlpf uoro0itlib bon Beroun, .lpo
Sic GeutiAcn iiiolid une iiooHlib
pie 1iiomeltlid} Don oe1n flr5l1d)
non1menen Sort Gaur ueiter por-
--. uden. gu Snfanteriefdmpfen 1T
es nob nibt 9efommen, oa Die 5tel-
Iungen crit our6 Die 9lrtiuer:e
iturrnreif gelGolien meroen .n1ill1ell.
Ser an1tlibe Beribt Der Sberlten
Seeresleituna Der lib nlf Die @r-
eianilje am Gan1stag be5iebt bat
iolgenoen @ortlaut:
n2Scjtliber ariegsibauplab:
Slut beioell 5eiten ser Weaas
tobt ein bcitieer @cld)iitfompf. Ste
geltern beri6tete 9eute aus ben
adnpfen oui Dem oitliheu ufer Der
Mfao5 lit INN Drel @elcbiite nno 1ie-
ben gtol6inengemebre Dernebrt
,pornen
ssseltlib bon Marfir9 (15 Mei-
zen norolpeltlib BON GoI1nar, GliaB>)'
-orang eine oeuti9e Yatrouile in Die
fra150lil6en @rdben Elm uato mabte
einen Sffi5ier 11,o II Monn gu
8efongenen.
rSeltlider &riegsi6auplab:
v5ii0Iib BON &repo Gam Ser
Babn BON 8ilna nad Minsf, ettpa
13O &ilon1eter 0ltli6 BON @ilna,
iiioIib BON Giinaburg) 0rongel,
oeutIhe Mbteiluneen in 0ie ruiz
Ii}ben 5tellungen Elm. Sic ger
itorten feinDli9e 9lulagen u1lo febr'
ten NIT iiber 100 ruiiiiden @efan-
genen uno einem Mai6inel1getpebr
suriid.
v8olfon 4riegslbauplab: NidtS
5u beri6ten.
S6mere Sample bel Dpern.
8ritiide @teanneen orrd) oertide
Nrtillerie sageoeft.
Qonbon, IL. Stunt. 9ie 9eutz
sben ideinen ft@ gum @turmon<
srt.'f{ souf ben @oriprung in ben
ensli16en @teuungen Bel Dpern
~ por5uberetten. @ett @onntog morz
gen tobt auf Der 5ront por uno
fiiblid BON Dpern ein furbtbarer
9lrtiuerietompf. 9ie 9eutfhen be-
i9pFen bic @trede 5pif&en 9igel
60 unb einem 1900 Meter n0rDlth
EEK ooppn liegenben Puntte NIT befonz
berer 6eftigteit. Mu@ g)pern 1elb1t
unb bas bobinter lie9enoe 5errot11
lpurben bonbarbiert, anfbetnenb,
um bic 6eran5iebung Don engltf9en
JerFfdrtnngen gu ben beDrobte11
puntten gu Derbtn0ern. 8ei Sc
Son1el, 20 &ilometer bireft Ditli6
BON Mmiens, bef9oiien bic Deutf9en
glei9faus Die englif6en @5telungen
auf bas beftigfe. ssSnfanterietdmpfe
--haben nidt ftattgefunDen.
Tnr5e 9epeid)en.
II. Sum-.
Ser norpegif@e 9anpfer
Vae", 1912 Sonnen, unb Der
.Dpebii6e 9ampfer nGmmb" 1876
Sonnen. finb auf Mtnen gelaufen
~~-l1b untergegangen. Dte 8emannun<
en- Der beioen @4iffe nuroen gsret<
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-06-16


men Die Geltuns Gubno uno bcfi:l-
ben iib auf Sen 6erien oeS 5ei1oes.
ginige r1iiifhe Mbteilungen baben
oen Sfmo-Slub iiberibritten uno
oas Gorf Genioopfa (ettpa Is &l-
lon1eter peitlid bonn GluB) beiebt,
INN Den BEL Mplnoff, fiiolid
bon 2uat, ltebenoen TcinO
our leberqabe gu yuingen. Ser
sScinn leiltet oort bartnddigen Mi-
0erltano.
r9ei SlIotpibie, u0rolid bon
Buc5ac5, baben mir Den 6eino aus
leinen Stellungen geporfen uns
pie!c @cfangene genabt.
v1rob bortn1digen Bi0erlteu0e5
0es VeinoeS nabnlen mir eine feino-
libe @tell1lne 1u0Dltli6 bon 3oles5s
cspfp un0 1iiolid bon Dobronout,
20 &ilon1etcr nor0oltlib bon G5er-
rotpib.
v8eirn Deri11Ge, Sic 5ituotiD11 ST
retten, :griff Ser 6eino bei &olfi,
n1rolib Dom molpnilhen 5eitungS-
oreied, init uberlegenen 5treittrdf-
ten an un0 5lpang uniere t'orge~
16obenen Sruppen, iib is6Pr oess
6l1tB 5uriid5u5ieben.
ussSn ser @egen0 TON Sorgopit1n,
iuoli6 bon 2u5f, leiftet ser Jeiab
ner5tpeifelten g8tocrltano.
9sctrpgrab, IL, Snni, iiber 9un'
.hpn. &1tiiiide Sruppea erreidgtcu
gejtern nad) einer 8efannt,naduna
oes &riessminiiteriums Die umgc-
bnng bon G5ernomiR, Der @anpt-
itnht Ser Bufoiuina.
&onltantinopel, IL. sSuni, dihe1
2onoon. Ser @e1leralltab Der tiirs
fi]ben Mr1nee DerDffentlibte gelter1l
eit1en 8eri9t, in Dem mitgeteilt
piro> baB oie Munen, Ole Dou Ser,
fen in Melopotanlien eiroringee1
1ponten, an Der tSrense lDieaer9nl
qeI6lage1l murDen. Gle Siirfen
Drangen lpieoeru1n IN Ole bon Den
MuIlen genon1mene 8ergfeIte 4aSr-
sS-5birin Elm rno bertriehen oie
&unen.
Ser an1tlibe Beritbt Dat foIgcn,
Sen 8ortlaut:
uMab Ser S1Iobt BET &ba,,ifin
(an Der perlild}en @ren5e> etlDa l50
&ilometer noroDltlib bon 8agoao),
oie in elmer ldlperen Nieocriage fir
Die Nulien enDete, perfolgten unlere
Graappe11 Ben 6einD, pertriebel'
1tnrfe &oiafel1 slbteil1ngen un0
orangen in &asr-S=@birin ein.
u@elter1 brabte Elm Joffer-Mero=
plan in Ser gedbe BON &arbouroin
einen fei11oliben Meroplon our
@trede.
@rfoIge 8e8en Stalten.
Mien, uber 2onbpn, IL. Stunt.
@lei@5ettig nit Der Na@ribt Dom
Nudtritt bes 9an5en italieni19en
Miniteriums fommt bic Melbung,
baB bic 6ferrei@ifbzungarifden
Sruppen i'm Sample geeen bic ssStaz
liener neue @orteile errungen baben.
@iibDflt9 BON Gefuno, bos Is &iz
lometer fiibli6 bon Der @ren5e bein
@uganazSale liegt, purne Der Ne=
mene<8erg eritiirmt. neber 500
Staltener fielen in bic !0anDe Der
! Diterrei4if4 nngarifden 5rappsn.
Die Offeniipe eegen bic lebten Berg
1telungen, Die ben Weg nod 8ene=
tien no9 fperren mirb nuf Der oan=
gen 5ront fortgeieBt.
@r5bif9of Jraneisco Oroaco b
eeSimine5 1T Do, Barcelona in Mep
gort eingetroffen. gr 'begibt 1id6 nah
8era gru5 91la! Die 5rage, Of Ct
fih ni9t in @etobr begebe, antpor<
tete ser alte aifebenfirit: vssS9 bin
Elm Merifaner. @e9s meiner priez
ter ii11G in @uaOulajaro, ND mein
palait febt, eri4lasen, Wos moht
es aus, ob tb fterbe2 9ort Il ruff
mid Die Yfliht."
ss5n Der beuttgen @tobtroisz
iTbung 1oll eine sRe{olution angenpnlz
men tDerDer, in Der @paberneur Wiuis
erIu9t miro, eine ftaatli@e @eebafenz
Rrmmtfftpn gu erncn1len, Inn Die
Be5iBre9tsfrage betreffs Der lferz
Idn0er 3u lD5en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-06-16

men, Die fiir i'm eintrof 6ro6te
meift 3uitimmungen gu 1einer Mb=
ii9t, Die Domination Der pro9re1ii=
ben partei ab5ulebnen.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01

be composed OF three (3) directors, two OF
whom shall constitute quorum for the
transaction of business. to be elected by
the Stockholders at q general meeting to
be held on the first Monday OF February
in each year. The Board OF Directors
shall have the power to make all bylaws
rules and regulations necessary Tor the
conduct of the business affairs OF sam
corporation, and shall elect from their
number a President. Vlce-President ana
a Secretary. Treasurer.
Until the election to be held as herein
above provided, the following shall con-
stitute the first Board Of Directors. VIZ:
Names: Post Office Address:
/. Lucius Forsyth, Jr., Baldwin, Louisiana.
2. Royder l.. Forsyth, Baldwin, LOUISIANA
8. Rene H. Hims). Franklin, Louisiana
with Lucius Forsyth. Jr.. President: Roy
den l.. Forsyth, Vice President, AMI Rene
II. Himel. Secretary-Treasurer.
ARTICLE vi.
So that this charter may also serve the
purpose of and as a subscription list, the
undersigned organizers OF this corporation
have. respectively. subscribed for stock
therein for the number OF shares and
amounts respectively set opposite their
signatures hereto, and the subscription to
said capital stock Of kOyden l.. Forsyth
consisting. in whole, Of property transfer
red or to be transferred by him to this
corporation. there is annexed to this act
Of Incorporation and to be read in cor,
nection Herewith, an accurate, detailed
and itemized description Of such property,
as to amount, location, extent, character
and state of improvement. together with
statement of its value as appraised ay
the directors.
Thus done ana passed at Franklin, Pa.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-01

IRISH Of st. Mary. State of Louisiana, ON
the dav and date first above written in
the presence of X. Emmett O'Niell AMI
Arthur J. Renaud. competent witnesses.
who have hereunto subscribed their
names with the said appsarers and me.
Notary, after due reading OF the whole.
l.. FORSYTH. Jr.. shares.
r. l.. Forsyth. 30 shares.
Rere II. Himel shares.
Witnesses:
K. EMMETT O'NIELL.
ARTHUn J. RENAuD.
Jos. J. SCHWARTZ.
Dep. Clerk OF Court Il Ex-Officio, Not
ary Public.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ST. NARY.
l. the undersigned Jos. j.
Deputy Clerk Of the 23d Jud' =. ScnGaria
Court Of Louisiana in and for '' a.. I psr,SI
Mortgages in and for said :, Msrv ' Pe :. y
DO hereby certify ,n.t the above and tore
sko 40. - - " 1ru0 and correct copy Of the
h nf oa '.corporatiou OF the Southern
t . ia,i.int q Development Co., Inc. and
Ia u.'t ne original Act OF incorporation OF
san. company was this day duly filed and
,ecordet in my Office in Book No. |, OF
aess nl Incorporation, at folio III, un-
uor entry plumber 81.
IN evidence whereof witness my official
signature aud the impress of the seal OF NV
once al Franklin, st. Mary Parish, State
o1 Louisiana, on this 9th day OF May, 1916.
tSignedI JOS. j. SCHWARTZ.
Oeputy Clerk OF Court and ex-ofticlo Re.
cor!er OF Mortgages in AMI for ST. Mary
Parish.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-17
.lIHUE SOCCER SEASON
DRAWING TO A CLOSE
fMail speclal Q The Adyertiserl

.fH NMNh 0KoCaMA W 4no AuNukbhuoAJ
LIHUE, March 1.-two most inter,
esting. soccer games in the Inter-School
League were played late this afternoon
on the grounds Of the Kauai High and
Grammar school. y II ~. 50
The first one was between the Eleele
School and the High School and result.
cd in a score Of TO in favor of the
latter. The ball was kept close to the
goals by both teams, Eleeie very near.
" making goal during the first half
In the second half the ball stayed near
the Eleele goal and after q hard fight,
one goal was scored for the High School
This was one ofsthe most interesting
games Of the season and an enthusi-
astic crowd was ont to see it. fl
The second game was between the
Koloa Government School and the Id
hue Government School and was also a
close contest. The Lihue team very
nearly scored in the first quartsr and
were then pushed back to defend their
own goal and Koloa almost scored, but
she also failed TO make a point by the
end Of the frst half, The ball was
kept In active play during the second
half and IL was only at the end Of this
half that Lihue succeeded in putting
over a good kick, making the score 10
in her favor. F. G. Morrow umpired
both games. !, = 3
The league games are almost oyel
now. and two more are to be played
before Saturday on the Eleele and Ko'
loa fields. On Saturday all the teams in
the league viii meet on the High Schoo
grounds Or a general celebration. BE
Treatments will be served 10 all tht
boys and the day will be an exciting
one. The High School is to put in two
teams, one of which will be entirely Of
Grammar school boys and win neces
sarily include some from the, lowest
grades. The schools who wall have
teams on the field Saturday are Eleele
Koloa, Kalaheo, Lihue Government
School and the two High school teams
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-17
nerve
WINS Big EVENT
-
Game Auto Pilot Noses Out Bob
Burrnan In washington Sweep
stakes Al Ascotn u

Eddie POLLEN won the Geo 10 Wash.
iugton Sweepstakes, the ioO-mile aut.
mobile race which, was the feature
event At the. opening Of the new Ascot
speedway at Los Angeles, March q.
His time was one hour, thirtyltwo min.
utes lapd fofty-tNo seconds. f
Bob Burman finishea second and Earl
Cooper third oBufpap q time was one
hour, thifty1two minutes ana forty.
three seconds while Cooper finished In
one hour, thirty-two minutes and forty
four and one-hfth seconds.
For the greater part Of the distance
the race was between Pullen and Coo
per, with one ~or the other lead.ag the
field up to the eightieth lap, when Pull
len forged ahead Of Cooper. Until the
ninety-fifth lap Cooper pressed i,ullen
closely for first place, but tire trouble
Slelayed him and while making change
3urman moved up 20 second place. Coo
per dropped back to third, where he
finished.
A crowd estimated 10 have numbered
10000 persona Witnessed the races y
the opening Of the speedway, No speed
records were broken.
Dave Lewis took fourth place in th,
lOO-mile event, his time being 1881
"a. Eddie O'Dohhel1 was fifth, with
1881. The other entrants were flag
ged.
Both Barney Oldfeld and Burmah at
| tempted to establish mile speed record
but failed oidGeld eircled the mill
course in Al seconds, and Burman mad
the distance in 5l:2.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-17
ENJOYS
THRILLING POLO

Polo has the, same firm grip on the
people of California as before and the
eleventh annual tournament, of the Cor
onadoJ Country Club, which opened
March s.. and win continue until March
20, is being immensely enjoyed and Il
proving one Of the best Journeys played
there for some time. T4EE ,r
Three teams, the Blues, Whites and
UfeenA, were chosen by the polo com
mittee, consisting Of Malcolm Steven
son, CARLTON Burke and Major @. q
Ross, 70 compete for the Visitors Cup
the Blues winning the first game by, Q
score of IA "a to 8 I-2, III 5.,s a.,
Following wac the summary; ~
Blue team No. 1, Julius Fleisch
mann, o; No. 2, G. NJ. Weatherwax, Al
No. 3, Max .Fleischmann, a; back
Thomas lie Boutillier, 6. Total earned
goals, IA; by handicap, d; penalty
safety by lie BOutillier, Ia. Net score
IL "a. |l5Aai tt Fg a.. r.s 10y.
White team-No. /, B. B. Lewis, u
No. 2, l.. B. Harrison, 3; NO. 3, W. B
Huston, q; back, Frank Hudson, 0. To
tai earned goals, 5. Penalties, fouls BY
Lewis, !; By Hudson, 2. Net score
8 1-2. 49, 49, -. =
Standing in cup competition: Blues
12, Ia points; Whites, o.
Referees, Robert Neustadt and Perry
Beadleston. 49,. 81 ,...t X
March Z, two picked teams, Hugl
Drury captaining one and Malcolm
Stevenson the other, were the contend
efs, the Drnry team winning oy a scor'
Of g l-2 to 3 l.2. This game was fea
tured by many dashing plays, a-clos,
score throughout and a trio of thrilling
accidents. nj"
Hugh Drury, the dashing Riversid'
| player, had narrow escape from Sc
rious injury. In the sixth chukker
his mount fell in attempting quicl
turn and the rider was hurled to tn
ground, striking on his head and shoul
/ ders. He was rendered unconscious TO
fully, five minutes, but recovered AM
resumed play, later scoring the goa
which brought victory to his team
The comparatively small crowd Of spec
tators, Drawing the cold wind whicl
blew over the field, cheered enthusiasts
tieally for the plueky player.
A few moments before Drury's fall
Robert Neustadt's mount fell unde
him, but his rider suffered only a Sigh
4 bfuise on his right hip. He resumes
play after q few dance steps on tn
field to test the extent of the injury
Earlier in the game, Weatherwax wa
dismounted by quick turn Of his pony
but was not hurt. All three Of til
: PLAYERS who experienced falls wer
members of the Drury team.
4 Following was the summary: H..
Drury's team-No. !. H. g. BurridR,
/; No. 2, @. M. Hekscher, o; No. 3, 4
Weiss, 2; back, Hugh Drury, 4. Earr
F., ed goals, I. Foul, Burridge, l. Ne
score, 8 l.2. III. .aE:
Stevenson 3 team---No. ], J. Fleiscl
mann, /; No. 2, G. Weatherwax, 81 NJ
3, r. Neustadt, 2; back, M. Stevenson
3. Earned goals, 8, Foul, FleischmanI
1. Net score, s 1-2. 80 ~....
Referee, Major Colin G. Ross. -.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-17

ANDREWS HAS HAD
I ENOUGH BASEBALL
Surprises Oahu League Nag
mates BY rendering Resluna-
ton As President

Lorfin andrews sprung big sur
prise on the magnates Of the Oahu
League at their meeting last night by
handing in his resignation as president
Of the organization. Before he laid
down the burdens, the reiring presi-
dent tall ed straight from the shoulder
and tcld the magnates that the time
was here for better and bigger Oahu
League, and that Il was upst the play
! trs and managers to bring about theSs
conditions.
Prior to retiring from the league Mr.
] Andr ws Strengthened out merry
} tangle regarding the coming Wasedi
: series, and he also gave his apprOva
to the schedule for the series. WaeoAl
! will arrive here ADril 4, and begiI
playing April 8, meeting the Honolulu
team. The next day, Sunday, April 0
waseda and the Chinese play. Apr
Is is St.NLouis day, and Sunday, Apr
/, rs. the Twenty-fiftk meet the visitors
April 22 and April 30 are open dates.
\ Following a vote Of the sdireetor
/ present the Punahous were droppe'
from the lesgue and the Twenty-fiftl
Infantry voted in.
The following players win make n
the Ws-eda team; J.. Ito, l. Kish
and 7. Kawashima, pitchers; 7. Iehiok
and 7. Usui, catchers; 8. Hanaii frs
base; M. Asanuma, second base an
captain; 7. Saigi, third basej K Kat'
shortstop; @. Tida, right field; Chon
SHE Rim, center field; M. Yokoyams
left field, and T. Kasashima, subst
tute, st,4as \ ~ az
i Chong SHE Rim is fnll.bloode
Chinese who is at present a student q
the university.