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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29

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@erlanst i'm 9Insemcinsn.
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Hispano América., 1917-07-08
ROCKEFELLER REGALA
SIPS. 900 900

Tohn D. Rockefeller, e1 rey del pc
troleo. sobre cuyos hombros pesan a
brumadores setenta amos de edad V
mil millones de pesos; en- torno del
cual e1 odio. Ia calumnia Y las baIas
pasiones, han ietido una red neXtri-
cable. ACADIA de dar una muestra CO.
1osal de esplendidez.
La fundacion Rockefeller anuncio en-
New York. por boca de SIT nuevo pre-
sidente. doctor George z. Vincent,
que Johon D. Rockefeller, habia he
cho IN nuevo donativo estimado en-
S25.765.5 500 10 que hacia subir ell mon
to del capital donado hasta la fecha
de la ~fundaci6n, a la suma de Us mi
Homes.
Vincent agreg6 que el Console Di-
r~ectivo Sc reuni6 y acordo emplear
diez millones en- a%liviar los males Gait
sados Dor la guerra; dos millones en-
e1 Institute Rockefeller de lnvesti-
gaciones Medicas: setenta mil pesos
en- Ia e~scue1a de Hygiene V Salud Pu-
blica John Hopkins; y veinticinco mil
nesos en- Ia escuela de Medicina de la
Universidad de Yale.
Hispano América., 1917-07-08
LA VENTA DE LICOR A LOS
SOLDADO

Segtn declaraciones del comisiona~
do federal Francis Krul1, de hoy en-
ade1ante todos aquel1os que sean "a
cusados de proporcionar licor a solda-
dos O m~arineros uniformados, seran
c~onsignados al gran Jurado. pues ell
Gobierno tiene el proposito de supri-
mir todo comercio de licor con sus
so1dados. No Sc permitira la venta de
1%icores. who's o cervezas a los mari
nos o soldados, nj aun en- paquetes &c
rrados. Fl Comisionado Krull aver
llam6 especialmente la atencion de
los propietarios de tiendas de abarro
tes V cantinas sobre el articulo de la
lev que prohibe, ademas, ell vender
bebidas embriagantes en cualquier
campamento %,fuerte. BARRACKS o club
militar. o ~excepcien de las bebidas
embriagantes que sean necesarias pa
ra usos medicinales.
Hispano América., 1917-07-08
LA REFORMA ELECTORAL EN-
INGLATERRA

La Camara de los COmunes de In
glaterra sc ha declarado favorable a
la reforma electoral, con arreglo al
poyecto tornado por la comision que
preside Ell speaker de la Camara.
Proponese una APPLICATION mas es-
tricta del sufragio; TODD subdito brita-
nico tendra un solo vote, y las cleo
clones Sc celebraran ell mismO dia en-
TODD el RENO.
Sc suprimen uno 90 Districts, a cau-
sa de nuevo repartO.
Las mujeres establecidas con seis
meses de antelacion en- un distrito, y
que tengan de treinta a %treinta y Gin
CO amos de edad, gozaran del derecho
de vote.
FL jefe del partido liberal, Mr. As
auth. que era opuesto a la concession
del vote a la mujer, ha declarado en-
la Camara que desistia de su oposi-
cion. pues las sorpresas profundas de
la guerra lie habian hecho mudar ra-
dicalmente de opinion en- cuanto al
sufragiO femenino.
Lloyd George hablo a continuation,
diciendo que Ell gobierno hacia suyo
Ell proyecto, Y anadio que sc toma-
rian medidas especiales para conceder
el vote. no solo a los s~oldados, sino a
los m~arineros de la flota mercante.
Hispano América., 1917-07-08
LOS ALIADOS Y LA COOPERA-
CION DE LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS

FL resultado que dio el e~nrOlamien-
to para el servicio militar en- los Es-
tados Unidos, ha producido enorme
entusiasmo en- toda la Rep1blica fran
cesa.
Los diarios de Paris califican de
magnifico y extraordinario ell result
tado obtenido en- la inscription en-
los Estados Unidos, Y algunos hom-
bres publicos de significacion, Sc han
ocupado del suceso.
FL senador Bereguer, escribe en- ell
paris Midi. I'm articulo en- que tex
tualmente dice:
Gel esfuerzo que los Estados Uni
dos han hecho, nos permitira termi-
mar victoriosamente la guerra.
Una nacion que es capaz de reclu-
tar trece milones de hombres, que
tiene bi11ones de dolares invertidos en-
industries, ayuda simplemente con Ell
apoyo moral. pero cuando no sc lim1-
ia a este. sino que lleva su afecto pa
ra nosotros hasta a gastar grandes
sumas de dinero, y reclutar enormes
c%antidades de hombres, es admirable
y al mismo tempo digna de nuestra
mas distinguida estimation"
Muchos otros periodicos Sc eX-
presan en- terminus parecidos y estan
de acuerdo en- que, o ell apoyo mo-
raj de una gran nacion como 10 es
los Estados Unidos, una causa Sc ha-
&c invencible.
Hispano América., 1917-07-08

FL contralmirante Walter Mclean
recibi6 instrucciones para hacerse car
90 de la propiedad en- que estaba la
exposition de Jamestwn, que es su-
~ficiente para campo de instruction de
10000 hombres y ademas para base de
submarines, de aereodromos, y para
estab1ecer tanques de petr6leo, alma
Genes para la marina; bodegas para
medicamentos, torpedos, minas y re-
des. campo de diversiones para la ma
rina y campamento para los oficiales.
FL Congreso autorizo la cantidad de
S1.2OO,OO 0 para la compra de las pro-
piedades y ademas 100000 para ell
arreglo de la base naval.
Hispano América., 1917-07-08
UN NUEVo DESCUBRIMIENTo
MARAVILOSO DE UN FAMOSO
QUIMICO- FARMACEUTICO

Entire los multiples descubrlmlentos mo-
dernos hechos en- benefIclo de la humanl-
dad, sc ha anunciado uno de granoe I'M
nortancia en- ell mundo de a Medlclna y
que esta destinado a producer un sentl-
mIento de consuelo al publIco en- general y
en- particular a una numerosa ciase oe
pacientes.
Muchos infellces que, no de ahora, han
Ivido en- continue ansledad por el tenor
e no poder curarse y de ser una cargo pa
a los amluos y para la propla famllla, ter
mlnaran por conslderar ell nueVo d~escubrl-
nIento como un verdadero don del clelo.
Hispano América., 1917-07-08
LOS PRESTAMOS A LOS ALA
DOS PASAN DE MIL
MILLONES

FL dia dos del mes actual fue entire
eada a Inglaterra la cantidad de VEIN
ticinco millones de dolares por ell Sc
cretario McAdoo, 10 cual hace ascen-
der Ia cantidad prestada a esa naclon
a $685.. OOO,O 900 la cantidad total pres
tada a todas las naciones aliadas "a
81. O43, 100000
Hispano América., 1917-07-08

querido inVestlgar las YEN
talas de tan gran deScupri-
mIento, avocandose con Ell
descubrIdor, Ell Quimt:o y
Farmaceutlco kronDeryer
(e43 Kearny ST., San Fran
cisco, CALI cullen ha sldo
condecorado en- las mas ce-
Iebradas UnlversIdajes de
Europa.
Hispano América., 1917-07-08
INA VENDEDORA DE BESOS

IA Ultima moda para colectar ton
dos para la Cruz Roja, es vender los
besos a diez dolares cada uno. FL prl-
mer beso fue comprado por ell senior
Frnesto Hueter, en- un banquete en- ell
Temnlo Mas6nico de San Francisco.
La sehorita Margarrta McGovern Sc
oreeent6 en- el banquete autorizada
nor Ia Cruz Roja para colectar tondos
V uno de los concurrentes propuso que
meior vendiera los besos. Los besos
fueron valorizados a $1,000, y a los
nocos momentos va tenia en- su poder
para entregar a la Cruz RoJa, la can't
dad de $4,000.
Hispano América., 1917-07-08
Sc ESTABLECERA UNA ENOK
ME BASE NAVAL EN- Ell
ATLANTICO

Por orden del secretario de Mari
ma, Sc dieron va los primeros pasos
para la construction de la base naval
mas grande en- la historic de la arma-
da americana. Esta base Sc estaDie-
cera en- Hampton Roads.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-07

A -erlin despatch reports the death
there Of Fritz Won Friedlaender-Fuld,
widely known coal magnate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-07
PRELININAR|ES
Will Be HELD
At !. tonight
Trials in Nine Events PreIimi-
nary to the Wednesday
and Friday Races
No. Entries

Event No. Entries
10O-yard novice ...............
5O-yard championship ........... 8
LZU-EdTQ boys ................. y
lOO-yard service ................ s
5O-yard boys ................. 10
5O-yard novice ................
5O-yard girls, under Is ........ 9
50-yard service ..............1
22O-yard service ............ !
The preliminaries for the frs; Ia
waiian indoor A. A. L. swimming
championships are to be held tonight
at the y. NJ. G. a. pool beginning at s
O'clock 1t is necessary TO run off
nine different events in order to Sc
cure the four swimmers allowed in
the final races which occur Wednes-
day and Friday nights.
The events as above shown are in
their proper order. The contestants
have been warned that they must au-
pear if they are entered on any of
the events above listed in order to
qualify for the finals.
The most popular races appear to
be the 5O-yard novice and the 50-yard
service races. For each OF these there
are IS entries which look like four
or five heats with only one man quail
flying from each heat
Nine girls under - years of age
have been lined up by Miss Stacker
and the Outrigger Canoe Club This
is the only girls race in which pre-
liminaries are necessary.
The morning uaOar erred in Ctati01
that the seats for the meet are lin
tied to something less than 1oo."
The actual seating capacity at the
Y. NJ. c. A. natatorium is a little less
than a thousand. There are 45p re-
served seats The tickets are on sale
at the Territorial Messenger Service.
Another record price of silver was
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-07
KAULUWELA Wins
BIG SERIES IN
mission GAMES
Wunhu LuvSboys Tells of Ex-
citing Moments in Battle
for Championship
By WUNHU LUvs1oYs

Just a few lines to let you know
that at least two-thirds of the base
ball fans of Honolulu missed seeing
one of the best series of games that
has been played in our fair city for
many a day.
Kauluwela Mission boys, through
their able captain, Yam Tuck, threw
out q challenge to the Buckle Lane
team, and say, those boys grabbed
it like a mountain trout grabs a green
fly on a cloudy day. And, just like
the trout, too, they didn't see the hook
but they fought game until the last
man was out.
The schedule was the best five out
of nine games. Dates were arranged
and grounds selected, and were in
fine shape for the championship Sc
ries. The only restriction laid down
was that the players must be under
IA years of age.
The games were all played on the
Kauluwela boys field, n. Vineyard
street.
Yam Tuck won the tossup and took
his team to the field, and let me tell
you right here if COMFY Mack had
seen those kids taking signals from
their respective captains and the way
they hunted along the first base line
and ran bases, to say nothing of the
hits and slides, Mr.. Mack would have
though this climate had gone to his
head, sure.
The mission boys got away with a
proT M as
with good scores All Chow was on
the mound with All Hoon on the re-
ceiving end, they worked fine and had
good support. For Buckle Lane, Bling
zee and Rogen. The fourth, and only
game, went to Buckle Lane. You Tuck
tried Powell in the box for this game
and All Fong's braves got to him for
seven runs in the first frame, winning
by 13 to 8.
But here is where the real fun came
in. The fifth game found All Chow
back on the mound for the mission
aries, while Bing zee opposed him
and they both pitched Glass A ball.
1t was anybody's game until the last
man was out, and l can tell you it
was no place for a weak heart
Even the babies in arms did their
part to keep up the excitement Score
s to Z. Winning run made with two
men on, man on second, a drive to
deep left field. tells the story. With
two days rest the batteries were
worked in the final game. Well,
have seen lots of ball in my days, and
l have said enough about this series,
but if it's baseball you want to see,
and to tell the people about. We in
vite you to make US a visit some day
on the boys field. Best of all they
know how to play clean ball and with
no hard feelings, and you can see
most of them in the Mission Sun
day next Saturday afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-07
PAT GLEASON TO
HEAD HONOLULUS

Members of the Honolulu league at
a meeting last evening arranged a
schedule for the series at Athletic
park. The teams in the league will
play both in Honolulu and at Soho
field, according to the statement made
last evening.
Pat Gleason. former manager of the
ST. Louis team, has been selected as
manager of the league. The sched-
ule which begins next Sunday is as
follows:
August 12-Chinese VS.. sd, in Homo,
lulu.
August 19-Pirates VS.. Japanese, il
Honolulu
August 26-Japanese VS.. 32d, in
Schofield.
September 2-Pirates VS. Chinese, in
Honolulu.
September 9-Japanese vs.. Pirates,
in Honolulu.
September 9-Chinese vs.. 32d, in
Schofield
September 16-Japanese vs.. 32d, in
Honolulu.
September 23-Japanese VS.. Chi
nese, in Honolulu.
September 23-Pirates VS.. 32d, in
Schofield
September 3O-Chinese VS.. Pirates,
in Honolulu.
The 32nd Infantry-1st Infantry team
will be the aggregation to play, accord
ing to the managers of the various
teams. The team is listed as the 43nd
Infantry in the schedule.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-07
SWIMMING MEET
At " BEST IN
indoor annals
Hundreds of Natators TO Meet
in Big Two Might Events
Wednesday and Friday

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SUBURBAN|TES
POSTPONE GAME

The Plantation League out in the
country is through with its series and
Sunday was the day set for the cham
and the Aiea team. However, there
was no game to be played for the
Aiea team did not show up when the
Eva tOssers were ready to play. The
umpire finally called the game off
and the Eva players are claiming the
game by forfeiture
Aiea did not play because the ma
jOrity OF the players are members Of
the local national guard who had to
report for drill in the afternoon. The
Aiea manager however, notified the
Eva team that they were unable to
play the game Sunday, bat viii play
Nhen there is no drill in the lIaTd.
The Eva team will protest the game
end a meeting will be called, and me
natter discussed by the officers OF
the Plantation League.
If the two teams should play IF
for the championship hOnors. no one
can pick the winner, as both Hneups
are OF the same Calibpr both in bat
ting and fielding. Eva is confident
Of sure victory and likewise Aiea
speaks of the same story r'ans of
the plantations are anYjOu: 70 see
the two teams clash for The remnant
and the game may 1e pIa.,Fu OF next
Sunday at Eva.
reached when 81 IA cents an ounce
was quoted in the market.
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When Your Ewes Need Care
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reached when 81 IA cents an ounce
was quoted in the market.
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NUN LUN Team
DEFEATS ACTORS

The Nun Lun school team held a
smuggling fest when they took the Chi
nese theater team into a moving pic
ture show by a runaway score Of %
to Is last Sunday noon at the winners
ground. 1t was not a game of base
all, if one can be called. The win
ners just shut their eyes and swung
at the losers pitcher for q hits Out
of these q swats, four were homers,
eight three-baggers, II doubles, and
the rest were singles and scratch hits.
The winners started the ball rolling
right in the first frame and continued
whackfng the offerings of c. Henry,
the movie moundsman. He pitched
Hreaf hall hnmauar h11f hiu ri,nnont...
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HONOLULU

HoNoLUT
DAILY
u Term
q Daily stsr.B,
50 per y
Ssmi-Weekly
Classified
me7ts j cen
ton, up 70 I
Estimal
Per line. on
Per line, two
Per line, on
Per line. six
Other 8
NO MveI
tA prcpr1e
cepted. /
, In ropyf1
dress your (
the sdye-.ts
II you ~
= phone yoErl
out
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The theater team was uncer the man
agement Of Ahana and the Nun Lun
team was controlled by Lai Sim The
lineup: Nun Lun school, Yen Lum,
RI; Kee Leong. 3b.; Lai Sim. ID:
Fock Tan, CT; Fook Low. SIS; Loo
Chong, Oh; zee Chuck, IT,; All Tong,
h. and Kong Kai. p.
Chinese theater: Alfred. IT,. Mon
FOok, SIS; A, Henry, C.; e. Henry.
p.; All Sum. Oh: Comes, r.; Ahana.
r.; All Chez. ID; Iu TunG Ct. and
Chack Hing, 2b. Umpires, Kan Moon
and White
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Another record price of silver was
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Chicago-Chicago 5, Philadelphia
l.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 8. Boston
At acknowledgements 4, New
York l.
American League
At Observation-Disclosures 5, st.
Louis 8
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia 3,
Chicago 7.