davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1916-02-03

hurst Even those of Vardon, Ouimet,
Travers and Gardner we're completely
eclipsed. Carter made a record Of &C
on No. championship course, play
ing with Eugene Wogan against Her
bert Lagerblade and James Wilson.
He went out in 33 and returned in 33,
making better than par on five holes
Evening journal., 1916-02-03
NEW MAXWELL PLANT READY.

The Maxwell forces are now occu-
pying the mammoth new factory
building at the Oakland-ave. group in
Detroit and are installing equipment
which will enable them, in a short
time, TO virtually double capacity.
Evening journal., 1916-02-03
CAME POSTPONEn.

The Penlyn-New Castle basketball
game. which was to have been played
at the Peoples Settlement on Friday
night. has been postponed on account
OF the death OF Isaac Pyle, father of
the head worker OF that institution.
Evening journal., 1916-02-03
LIBERTY TRIMS PHOENIX.

The Liberty Fire Company last night
defeated the Phoenix Fire Company in
a series of quot games. three straight,
The players; Liberty, Lancey Wallace
and Simon Moran; Phoenix, Morrace
Anderson and George Anderson. Fiji
teen ringers were pitched.
Evening journal., 1916-02-03
pOCkET billiard TOuRNEY

In the pocket billiard tourney for
the championship of the State at the
Royal Parlors last night Carter de-
feated Dunn in an interesting match
by the score Of 100 to A.
Schedule for Today.
Tucker VS.. Fechy. night.
Evening journal., 1916-02-03
PIONEER Us. RRANDYWINr.

The Pioneer team will play its
weekly series Of games at the Bran
dywine rooms. Twenty-ffth and Mar
ket streets. tomorrow night Score 10
date Brandywine, "a; Pioneers. 80;
draw. 3.
Evening journal., 1916-02-03

PINEHURsT. N. c.. Feb. s-Philip'
Carter. the metropolitan junior cham
pion. is now the reigning sensation in
the golfng world here. This is due
to the fact that for the past week he
has been on a golf rampage. Recently
Carter broke all golf records at Pine
Evening journal., 1916-02-03
RED MEMS LEAGUE
standing OF the Teams.
dUTp.

Friday-Andastaka VS. Hiawatha,
Minqua vs.. Seminole.
Saturday--Lenape VS.. Seminole.
Captain John Garry took his Wa
waset team to Newark Tuesday night
and trimmed Captain Hopkins Mime
haha boys for five straight. Score:
Wawaset .....21 21 21 21 21-5
Minnehaha ...2O 10 IL IL 19-0
Wawaset-R. Steel. ]. Phillips. T.
Nipple. A. Hamilton. Minnehaha-W.
Myers. J. Fassett, e. Rowe, c. II.
Hopkins.
Cherokee VS.. Delaware, Newport
Evening journal., 1916-02-03
Y. N. c. A. BASKETBALL

In the Employed Boys Basketball
League last night the Aeroplanes lost
two very close games. Captain Glib
ney played hard TO stave OF defeat
The Hydroplanes won their first
game of the season, and the Subma-
rines continued their winning streak
and still lead the league.
Evening journal., 1916-02-03
What Do You Wani
10 Know About Sport

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
/. Can you tell me where | can get al
sporting or baseball manual of Cuba in
Spanish or Englishg ?. What is the
nationality of Soldier Bartfeldg d.
/. None in this country. Write to-
Forter's Agency, On Prado, Havana, for
one. The price is IS cents, and 10 cents
postage. 2. Soldier Bartfeld is an
American citizen. He was born in Aus
tria.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
]. Kindly let us know if Willie
Ritchie was ever lightweight champion?
p Correct name OF Charlie Whitel
NJ
/. He was and stin is lightweight
champion of America. 4. Charley
Whites right name is Charles Ancho-
witz.
Spo Editor EN LNING JOURNAL
In a game of pool, playing for a con-
sideration on the number "one' ball, if
a player owes scratch and makes the
"one" ball first on his next turn and
another ball, does he collect or is he
obliged to spot the zone" ball in pay
ment Of the scratchl p.
Must spot one ball if it dropped first.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
l. Did Willie Fitzgerald ever knock
out Jimmie Britt or get decision over
him in twenty rounds on the coast? ..
Did Willie Fitzgerald and Terry McGov-
ern ever fghtg If so, who woni
JOHN.
I. NO Britt received decision over
Fitzgerald in twenty-round bout in San
Francisco on April as, 1908. q. Never
met in the ring.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
A. T. G and d play auction pinochle;
D dealing. A buys a game During game
A makes a mistake. Instead Of trump
ing with trumps. spades being trump,
he trumps with clubs. B and G do not
sec his error. but D does. D calls b and
C's attention TO It. Was he right in
interfering1 S.
Yes, as long as he was in game.
Evening journal., 1916-02-03
planes

Field goals-Johnson, 1; Clark. l..
Sloney, 2; Rutter. 5: Carrow. o
Foul goals-Gibney, .; Rutter, A. Ref
eree-Niatheny. NJ
Evening journal., 1916-02-03
Aeroplanes
Submarines

Field goals-Livermore. /: Gibney
Z Clark, 2; Lutton. 4. Foul goals
Gibney. 1; Luton. 3. Referee
Diatheny.
Evening journal., 1916-02-03

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
!. Kindly let us know if Willie
Ritchie was ever lightweight champion
.. Correct name of Charlie Whitel
Evening journal., 1916-02-03

I. NO. Britt received decision ovel
Fitzgerald in twenty-round bout in Sar
Francisco on April as, 1908. 2. NeveI
met in the ring
Evening journal., 1916-02-03

/. He was and stil is lightweight
champion Of America. Z. Charley
Whites right name is Charles Ancho-
witz.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-02

Cine Sepeld5e aus Berlin melbet,
Die stnttuort auf bic amerifaniId1e
9sote lueroe am 9unnerItae a6ge-
ian6f iueroen.
Cine Sepeide ans gerlin melbet,
Der Reselung Der 8esiehnngen siui.
idjen 9entIdlau0 uno 0en Wereinia-
ten Sfaaten fOnne nit iueniaer Be
iorsnis entsesengeieben iuer6en ais
bisber. Sepeid)en iiber bic amerifa-
nildls NDte nnb bic mmtmablidle
9lntiuDrt 0eutldAanos luiirben i'm
Magemeinen nidjt 6nrdgelafIen, aber
Der pMiI. HrtiIe" lei es seitattet NOR,
ben, biefe NitfeilMngen nadl Mmeri.
ia 81 len6rn. Die Mntuortnpte
Gemtid4an6s luer6s In Der nllernadl-
{ten 3eit mad Mmerifa aeIhidt, nber
bic Oenfide Negiernng balte es uidjt
fiir ipiinI@ensiuert, baE porber idjon
etsuas iiber ibren SnbaIt befannt &C.
,nadt iper6e.
Gs iuiro ans Berlin beridjtet, ba6
Der beiitidle &aiier bem goE6afttr
0sraro Bel feinvr Abreiie ans Sem
Sanpfqnartier mod 9ebeippbf aeiaat
babe.
Sm NaitellGn6iihen Meer iinS Sic
seiuaFfnete britildje gadlt ,Neanla"
Der britifde DiiueniGaer ugsaftnr.
finm" nn6 Der britiidle NSmirafi-
fatsbnmpfer uGitD Of 2ndnolu1 per-
frnft iuor6en. Bon Der 4eeatuno
Der yAesnfa" iueroen iedJs nnS BON n
Der Ses uNaftnrtinm" iuerben iieben
Wsann bermiFt. - Anf Der Tafrt
ton Eortlan6 Me., mad 9aottero am
svmr6e Der tngIilde Oampfer Sen
osn 9al" berfenft, ferner iunrSe Ser
eusliide ssifd6anupfer uSbe 8(er-
iIng@ in BEN WrnnS gebofrt.
MnS Gonoen miro aemeIoet, oaf;
alle MmfifGn6iiden in 0nblin iidl er.
gcben bGtten. Gs iunrSen am Won-
rag faafenS Oefangene in gnblin
aemadJf. Die ifeberaabe erfuIete be.
oinsnngslos. Gin Sell Der Gefan.
atnen iunroe mad) england aebrad)t.
9lndl IN Gmniseorttb babem bic gnf.
itanoiider iid bc6inanmasIos erae-
6en, luie bic SepefdJen ans goubon
ineIoeu, nno ebenio banerm Sic 1le-
bergnbeff an anoeren Srten an. Die
1Tebersabe in Gnniscort6b erfolate
Geifern nturaen lm fefls lt6r. nad,.
oem bic amfifanSiidjen peraebens
Derimdlt batten, fir bic sroFe NsaiIe
bon linen Sfraffreibeit at erlanaen.
Die Crte Widlo,u, slrflOip, 9nnla.
pen, Sasenaistolun nnb Neiu Hos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-02
1tniere Observation-Disclosures aHo
Der &rieg.

gei Dem Hr1iioenten ln0 Dem
Sefretar oes geras @taatsberbanoes
iino nod meitere anttporten auf Bic
0epelhen eingetroffen, in oenen lie
Die teranilden Senatoren uno Mas
pr1Ientanten erIuhten. gegen Elm
Sereinsieben nnleres 2nnoes in ben
Grieg 5il arbeiten
&epr1ientant SsSobn s. gaafe
ldreibt: SD babe bisber alles. ip0s
in meinen Gr1ften ftnno, eetan, nfn
oies 8u berbinoern nno iueroe oas
nn1 ferfler tim.
Senator gulberlon lhreibt. sd
glallbe beltin1nt, oaB elm grnd, 5tp;-
Iden BEN @ereinigten Stoaten llno
Der &aiIerli1en 9eutIden Gegie4
rnng pernlieoen iperoen miro.
Superintendent So 81. Sn1it6
idreibt:: SD periihere Sic, ooB id).
Die grOBten slnftrenglmgen MAIDEN
iueroe, I'M 8li perbinoern, CAB nnier
2ano in einetl arieg nit OeutIds-
lano bineinge5oaer miro. SD boffe
beltimnt baB Der iebige Streit in
frieoli6er @eiie beigelegt miro.
&eprdlentant @orner ibreibt::
SD iuer0e gerne irgeno ctipas tna,
I'M einen aonfIift nit 0eutidIano
ooer irgeno einem anoern 9aroe su
berbinoern.
3epraientant Dies iagt:: SD iper-
De Der Sadie nleine ernfte slufmerf.
iamfeit 5iipenoen."
slud gaeprdientant Cyclone Oa-
big erfldrt iid gegen ben arieg nla0
neiit arf feline piel geidoItene Mess
bin Die er Dor @nraern gebuIten bat
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Surge utbtriitbt.

Die Gage an Ser @eitfront
bat iid nidt berGnbert. Sci
Ger6nn oanern Sie Sample
an.
Die llebergabe ppn &ut-Gl=
Nmnra erfplste bebingangslDs.
Sc lDllen fiinf Millionen 0ol-
lar baaren 1el6es bort erben-
tet iein.
ssiinf ensIiide Gdiffs ipur-
ben btrienft.
Die @ebellen in Dublin ba-
ben iid) ergeben unS and I'M
Gan6e Snuern bic @affemitref-
tangen an. ecsn OabIin nef-
men bic gerhaltniiIe ipie6er
nprmaIe 0eftalt an.
0epeidjen ans Berlin iiber
bic Mntiuprtnote Der oeutid)en
@esiernns anf bic Npte nnierer
&esirruns iinb Iebr pptinri-
iti5dl. Sie Sntipprt ipirb an-
aeblidJ 9pnneritag abseidift.
Gin rnfIiides Seer riidt am
scblidl segen 8asOao Dor.
ssn Srmenien Iua cine Gnt-
id1eionnssidJladJf seporitehen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-02

SSn sllter BON So Sabren lit
in Gbarlottenbilra Der beriibmte 9(rs
diteft 8rof. Or. Bruno Sdntib. Der
erbaner oes 8olferid)lad)t Gent
mails IN eelp5ig nno bieIer ouoerer
Monilmentolbaliten llno Genfmaler,
aus Dem Seben aeihieoen. Inter
oen nielen Shopfllngen oes Ser
eipleten befinben lid oas Sieqes-
oenfnlal in SnoianopoIis, bos 9eut=
lhe Sous alIf Der ct. 9oniler 8eIt-
allslteIlilng, oos 3nffbanier Dent
mol, oaS SenfniaI oes aailers
ssslbelm l. on Der Gorto @eItpba
lica, ore SonbaIle in 3iirih, ser ao-
lengorten in Wiarnbeim uno oas
Saaleebailoe yHbeingoIo~ in Ger.
lin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-02
Stenerans9ieid dnsn9s beb6rbs.

geOtis iuirS bierbnr6 stsebeu, Sas
bic Mdtbare Gonntg 9ommii5iio-
ner's GDnrt bon 8erar Gonutp,
Seras, am sipeiten Nontaa i'm Mo-
nat Nai bes Sabres 1916, aIIo ant
8. Sage beIagten Monats, aIs Gteu=
er Neutrality-suspicious. sn Sent
3ued Der Gntsesennabme aller
Mileiimentliifen, Slider etc. betnfs
ibrer snipeftion, Correction, slns-
sIeid)mns nnb Genebmisnng bonn
Stener NiIeiior bon gerar Gonn-
tb, sniammentreten ipiro. 3mm
3engnis fierfiir meine ltnterIdjrift
nnb oas gmtsiieseI in San Mntunio,
Seras, an Oieiem %. Sage Ses
April i'm Sabre 1916.
(Giegel) ssranf M. 9eeiptun,
GuitntD-Glerf, gerar Gonntp, Seras.
(Nraefue.
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Rein ZurlR3leben
der Cruppefl.
Snitrnftion uon 8alb=
i1lgtDu iagt es.
Cine 7wsite Zulalnifleil-
kAnft.
Reine oiplomatIden
Derhanolunoen.
Wtili5en 5ur Sseritdrfnng. /.

8ie aus Gl 8aiu gemeloet
tpiro, iinS bic berlangten sSnitrnftip=
men non 8aI6ingtom geltern abeno
eingetroffen. Sic ,ueiIen, iuie man
Idon border iumfte, oas gerlansen
Sbreson's nad) einem ipfortiaen 3m=
riifSieben Der amerifamiIden Srup=
pen snriif. Sen. Gcott iuiro 6ieien
8eIdJeio ben General Cbreaon III
einer ,ueiteren &onferensiiknna nit
teiien bic bente itattfinben nn6 sic
bielleidt Die lette Gitung iein mirS.
Wan lit iebr seipammt 6arauf, mas
Gen. Obregun anf bieIe Wfitteilmn-
gen antluorfen iuirS. Man glanbt
aber nidt, Saf es sn einem grndD
fumnien iuir0.
8ie ans 8albinston semeloet
luirS, lit Hr6iibent MiIiDn felt emf
iNuiien, bic Srnppen mid)t eber sit-
riifsmsieben, als bis oas griqantem-
itniueien aafgeb6rt fat. GliIeo Nr-
re0onDO, Der Sie garransa=Heaie=
ritns in 8albinstpn pertritt, mar
I'm Gtaatsbepartemcnt nnO DerIndj-
te cine lInterreOnmg iiber bas 3n-
riifsiefen Ser Srnppen sn erlau-
gen. Wian beSentefe Inn, Saf man
erit bercit lei, iibcr Die glnaeleaen-
belt slr pcrllanbeln, iuean sic Gunfe-
rens in Snares beenoet lei.
General syiinitpn fat Der Me-
siernng nodmaIs burseIdjlasen, Sic
Srmppen Onrd) Nilisen sn peritGr-
fen. Gs beikt, Oaf bic Nilisem
lit Seras, 9tem Ncricp unS 9lrisDna
sar iofortigem @ermemonna bereit
ieien.
Carlos Garran5a, Ser ieiner-
oeit Die peihe 8illa's sefunoen ba-
ben iollte, mill iest au1 Die Soble
gefnnoen baben, IN Der 9iaa iih
anfgebalten bot. Gr erfI1rt iDieoer,
er claude, bob gilla tot lei nno lebt
bin5u, er iperoe perIuden, fe1tsu1tel-
len, mo feline 2eihe iei. Danlit lit
alio Die @eidi1te BON Dem Muffin-
ben Der 2eide ourd i'm offi5ieG iiir
sShipinoeI erfIart.
Wan erfdbrt iest aus 2aiitas,
oaB ungefabr 800 Biz 500 Dseri-
faner, Die iib 9illiitas nennen uno
bon benen etne Mn5abl beiuaffnet lit,
ii6er ben Rio @ranoe gefommer
iinO irno fid alif Dem oiesIeitiaen
llfer feltgeiett baben. DaB iraenb
ipelde Sample ftattgefunoen baben
ODER oaB 8liinoereien norgefommen
limo, miro nidt gelneloet. Mon
glaubt, oaB Die 2ente ssliidtIinge
iino, Die iiiir ben Hio @ranoe iiber-
Ibritten boben, nm fid 5u retten.
Die 5tDei amerifaner, oie in 2aii-
ta5 iuobnten. baben Die Gtaot Dor
nlebreren Sagen berIaiien. esn oell
Weinen in SerIingua. oie ungefdbr
fiinf5ebn Weilen BON 2aiitas ent-
fernt fino, arbeiten ilngefdbr stpon-
8ig slmerifoner. slud iiilo SoIoa-
ten bort uno man bat cine 9lnaobI
Soloaten mad 9aiitas geldidt, Inn
5u lehen. ipie es BORT oisiiebt uno
mas bort geiheben lit.
Bel Graiibent @iliom lit Elm
eeindl eingereidjt iuorSem, bic gilfi-
itas, Die lpesen Seilnabme an Sem
ilebsrfalle amf Columbus, u. @.,
sim Sooe permrteilt iinb, sn 6esma-
oigen. Der Graiibent bat @omper-
llenr WfeSonalo nm sSnforntation in
Sesns amf Die ssalle erInd5t.
Die merifaniIdlc 9aeaiermna
lat Elm Scfret erlaiien, Sas Die glms-
fiibr BON Silber, 8oIb nno anpfer
iinaeletlidl madH. Gin anoeres
9efret fiinoigt an, Saf ale Wsinen,
oh iie MIN Ginheintiidjen pSer ssrem.
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len, tuenn iie innerbalb breiRig sa=
se BON bem eriten Nfai nm geredJ-
net, nidJt in getrieb aeiebt ifnb.

ge Dom Dem er1te1f Wiat ntf geredD=
net, nidJt in Setrieb seiett finb.
Ser Selegropbiit in Senolo-
die liiolib bon Maoera, telegro-
pbierte geitern lla6 Gl 8aio: ygs
riiden $50 giaiitas an, id gebe.
Seitoem bat man ipeoer bon inn,
nod BON ben @iliitas ettpas aebort.
9nrh ftarfe giegenfdlle miro
Der glntomobilDerfebr SDil1en Co.
lnm6us, g. Wf., iu1o oenl amerifa
nilben @auptquartier in Merico Be-
eintrdhtigt.
Srnppen, bic BON 9areoo ang
su Sdiefii6nngen ansmaridieren
IOlten, baben 8efebl erbaIten, anf
iGrem Soften 5m bEei6en.
g(ht RopalIeriiten IoIIen bon
uniern 9ruppen in Merico belertiert
iein, neil ibnen oie M6rIhe 5u an
itrenge10 gemeien iin0.
2eutnaltt ssames Sro, GnfeI
oes nerftorbenen General Orb, ift
iuegen beipieiener gnpferfeit fir Ell
ne Me6aiae porgelhIagen moroen.
Ser 8efebl> oaB Snfanterie
bon Columbus iiber Die @rense ge-
ben Iolle, lit 5uriidgenon,men NOR
ben
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stelle mis- SansbaIterin oelnd,t

9elitIfe sSrait NIT fiinfiabriqem
atno CVfooden) iiidt cine SteIle ais
Sansbalterin. 'aonn gut fofen ino
ndben- 632 SoIeooo Ctr. seT. 81.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-21
ANNUAL Meeting
OF JAPANESE Y
MONDAY night

At the close of its annual banquet
next Monday evening the Japanese Y.
M. G. A. will hold it's annual meeting
in it's hall on Smith street. The re-
ports of the various heads of depart
ments will be read and followed by
a general discussion of the work for
the coming year, especially the
finances of the association
The following program has been ar
ranged: =: -. ....:.:l
Condition of the Hundred Club of
the Y M. C. A.. ......K. Muramaru
Accomplishments of the Religious
Department -. DIR. u. Kawaguchi
Work of the Literary Club. It. Imai
Activities of the Educational De-
partn1ent Paul Steele
The Japanese Boy Scouts. .........
................... Rolla Thomas
The Students Department. .......-
.................. Lloyd R. Killaln
The Membership Campaign. .......
Ben NJ. Matsuzawa
New Home for the Japanese Y. NJ.
4. A. ....-.........! (. .Dr. l. Morl
Discussion of Finances for Coming
year ................ .General
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-21
SUIT FOR TITLE 4.
REEVES times
OF old HAWAII

Days of old Hawaii were reviewed
in court case brought before Judge
Whitney and decided by him yester-
day afternoon ia a petition made by
the territory for certain lands situat-
ed in the island of Molokai, being the
Ahupuaa of Puaahala and its lele of
kaawaeolepe. The petition to regis
ter and confirm title was granted to
the territory H.. -...-> - ..
Most of the papers studied over in
the decision were translations from
old Hawaiian of the purer type, and
the history of the case dated back to
the days of John Young.
Both of the pieces were crown lands,
having been surrendered in the ma
hele of 184S to Kamehameha III by
the konohiki thereof. Judge whitney
found that no land court award or pat
ent had ever been issued to the land,
so that on its face the territory is now
owner of the land and entitled to a
decree from a land court. ~ .
Jennie Kapahu, now known as Mrs.
John II. Wilson, was the contestant.
She made her claim as the lessee of
kapolei and Mary Hennessey. The
land was claimed on grounds of pos
session. The contestants or their
predecessors have been in possession
Of the land since 1856, and have also
made improvements on il.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-21
ALLIES ANSWER
U. S. OBJECTIONS
TO BLOCKADE
Joint Note Declares PreCedentS
Established in Civil War
Closely Followed
rAssocta.sd Press BY r.esral wirslessl

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2l.-It
is reported in official circles here that
Great Britain and France have sent a
formal reply TO the American note of
protest against the blockade of the
Allies. 1t is understood that this re-
ply, which will be made public within
a short time, does not attempt to dis
pute the principles advanced by the
United States. Indeed. the Allies give
them their own undivided adherence.
The Allies declare that their own
conduct since the. outbreak of the
present war has been based upon the
same rock bottom principles that the
United States has insisted upon.
Precedents Followed.
Continuing, the joint note asserts
that the French and British govern
ments have legally and correctly in
terpreted these principles and have
been careful to apply them in all the
acts of their naval commanders, in
conducting the blockade of the Ger
man and Austrian coasts. Further
more, says the note, in everything that
the Allies have done in maintaining
the blockade, they have relied upon
precedents established by the United
States during the Civil War, and the
blockade of the Southern Confederacy.
The joint communication from the
allied powers also claims that mas
much as it is manifestly impossible
for cruisers to search neutral vessels
while at sea, 1t is necessary to take
them to port for the purpose of exam
ination. The note instances a score
of cases where the United States gov
eminent followed this course during
the, war between the states in the ar
rest and detention of foreign blockade
runners. -. .--.-.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-21
BIG CLOCK NOW
ISPROPERTYO OF
OUTRIGGER CLUB
Wichman's Street Timepiece
Soon Will Adorn Beach;
Chimes Planned, Too

Within the next 80 days or less 1t
will be possible for 0utrigger mem
bers standing on the diving platform
or riding outrigger canoes a quarter OF
mile from the clubhouse to tell the
time of day without toting watches
around in their bathing suits.
This has been made possible by the
presentation to the club by H. F. Wich-
man & Company, Ltd. Of their big
street clock, for many years a Fort
street landmark. The company has
donated the clock to the Outrigger
Club, and the clubs directors, at a
meeting this week, accepted the gift
with pleasure. .~.
In place of the Wichman emblem
now on the clock, the words "Outrig-
ger Canoe Club" will be emblazoned.
AS a token of appreciation for the
handsome gift, the club will probably
have the words Presented by H. F..
Wichman & Company, Ltd" placed on
the dial. ~..... -. .-.>... -...
The present clock has a dial not
large enough to be seen more than 100
yards away, but the new clocks dial
is so big that passengers on steamers
going out or coming in past the club
house, out at sea, will probably be
able to see the hours on the dial, if
they use field glasses. >........ -.
The clock will have a special base
for it, so that it will be
al about the same height from the
beach that it now is from the sidewalk
on Fort street
In addition to the fine new grand
father-sized timepiece, the club is
planning to put up a ships clock on
the dancing lanai, with an electrically
operated gong arrangement to strike
the bells on big triangle
With all these improvements in op-
GRAFTON, it will be possible for Outrig-
gerites to have all kinds of time
around them, land time, nautical time
and a good time
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-21
BREAK A CHILD'S
COLD BY giving
SYRUP OF figs
CIeanses the Little Liver and
Bowels and They Get
Well Quick

When your child suffers from cold
don't wait; give the little stomach, liv-
er and bowels a gentle, thorough
cleansing at once. When cross, peev-
ish, listless, pale, doesn't sleep, eat
or act naturally; if breath is bad,
stomach sour, give a teaspoonful Of
California Syrup of Figs" and in a
few hours all the clogged-up, consti-
pated waste, sour bile and undigested
food will gently move out of the bow
els, and you have well, playful child
again. s
If your child coughs, snuffles and
has caught cold or is feVerish or has
sore throat give a good dose of Cali
fornia Syrup of Figs" to eyacuate the
bowels no difference what other treat.
ment is given. -.... IT,. 49,. II
Sick children needn't be coaxed 10
take this harmless fruit laxative. >"
Millions of mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know its action on the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and sure They also know little Civ
en- today saves sick child tomorrow.
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bot
tie of California Syrup of Figs"
which contains directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on the bottle. Beware of coun-
terfeits sold here. Get the genuine,
made by California Fig Syrup Com,
pany. ADV. -. ..-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-21
BONDSMEN MUST MAKE
GOOD HART'S SHORTAGE

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence. ]
WAILUKU, Maui, April 19.-Action
is to De begun at once in the courts
against the bondsmen of Edmund X.
Hart, former circuit court clerk, who
is now serving a minimum of four
years in the penitentiary for embez-
element of court funds This action
was decided upon by the board of SUI
peryisors Saturday, and County Attor-
ney E. r. Bevins was instructed &C
cordhgly The supervisors took the
matter up on statement from the
county auditor, showing shortage of
between $1,000 and $4,000. Hart was
under bond at the time of his arrest
in the sum of $500, with W. T. Rob
inson and A. Garcia as sureties. A
big fight is likely to be made, as it
will probably be shown that most of
Harris defalcatfons were committed
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in WAR arena
RUSSIANS CONTINUE TO
HAMMER POOR TURK.

LONDON, England, April 21.-ln
the fighting that is going on in the
Transcaucasus region, south of the
Black Sea, the Russians continued
their victorious advance against the
Turks yesterday, defeating a large
body of the Ottoman forces that was
holding the passes in the range south
of Bitlis. The Grand Dukes columns
pressed on successfully toward Sghert,
capturing many prisoners and much
booty. The Slav commanders also re-
port successful operations in the Te-
horuk region, southeast of Trebizond,
where the Grand Duke is endeavoring
to cross the mountains and connect
his lines with those in the province of
Erzerum. These columns are now
said to be nearing Baiburt.