DIETRICH, Circuit Judge.
Between 9 and 9:30 p. m., on April 20, 1923, the steamship Mauna Kea, east bound, rammed the wooden lumber schooner Mary E. Foster, west bound, off Diamond Head, Oahu Island, a few miles eastward of Honolulu Harbor. The Foster was fully laden with lumber both below and above deck; the deck load being approximately 14 feet high. In the collision the Mauna Kea cut through her starboard side just abaft her main rigging, the cut having a width...
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