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the Korean bandit telling OF his hiding
place. Keuk, after an hour of CONVEX
sation, turned to Kellett and said:
Look in ny coat In the upper
pocket is q hey. That is the key ]
used 70 get IN the basement of the
church. You try IL and see II II will
open the basement door,
Kellet took the' key and IL opened
the door to the church. Crawling into
the rear Of the cellar, Kellett found
Keuk's cache.
There was a mat to sleep on, two
blankets, and in the corner pile OF
food. Most OF this was canned goods,
such as sardines, beef and Japanese
foods. There was also loaf Of bread
and some cheese,
Keuk told KeIlett today that all Of
the provisions were his. He denied
that he owned the two bicycles, which,
with two others found near the cabin
in whic hhe has been hiding. makes
four bicycles that Keuk has been
using, according to the police.
Swift and Belmont We're Brave.
Men who followed closely the cir
eumstances Of Keuk's capture yester-
day morning give praise not only to
Captain Of Detectives McDufie and Po-
lice Captain Baker but also to Detec-
tives Swift and belmont, who they
say showed bravery and presence OF
mind under Are
Bullets passed within an inch OF
each Of the detectives. as the bullet
holes showed. but they continued the
pursuit without hating.
The $500 reward posted for the ar
rest Of Yee Yo Keuk was not offered
by the Japanese merchants, according
to the statement given out by one of
the officials Of the Merchants Associa,
ton this morning, but was offered by
the Japanese Protective Committee,
which has in hand the arrangements
for police protection for the Japanese.
At a meeting last evening the com.
mittee decided to give q reward of
$3.50 to Captain of Detectives Arthur
McDufie. the remaining $3.50 to be
sent to Sheriff Rose to divide among
the other officers who assisted in the
capture Of the Korean bandit. With
the money will 90 a letter Of appfecia-
ton to Captain MeDufie for his actf
witty In arresting the Korean.
An inquest TO decide the cause Of
death of.Chee Wong Yer, collector for
E. C. Winston, who owns a hotel at
King and Beretania streets, will be
held Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
No clues which might lead to the
discovery of the murderer Of Yer have
been found by the police, but. the
opinion that zee 70 Keuk killed Yer
is still held by most Of thesofficers.
"Keuk told me he would kill me, and
made the threat not only through Ko-
reans. but in the detective headquar-
ter's Office" said John Wo, who has
served many years on the detective
force. Last spring he told me he
would kill mo and all of my family, If
it was the last thing he did"
Keuk today said he mad nothing to
do with the death OF Yer.
i am glad If he Is dead, /" Keuk said,
but no kill him.
Keuk's answer to question as to
whether he ever lived In the next
room to Yer was:
Il am sick. You go away. Where
live. that Is my business. Then he
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"A British India firm has opened in
Detroit q bank credit of 10000 pounds
sterling TO be used in the purchase OF
plows of special type and probably
brickmaking plant, which we're
brought to it's attention by Consul
James Oliver Laing. of Karachi.
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United States naval officers have
developed a colored glass which rem
ders visible the fumes from smokeless
raouvdor sfs
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SPECIAL GUARDS To
KEEP KOREAN FROM
TRYING TO ESCAPE

Taking no chance of the possible
escape of zee 70 Keuk from the
Queens hospital. though the bad
man" is wounded in the neck and leg,
Sheriff Charles H. Rose has stationed
special policemenato guard him. Two
policemen are on the watch constant
". one in the room with him and the
other on the grounds outside. Six Of
ficers are detailed to keep guard in
this manner throughout the day and
night, working with Two men on q
shift. Three shifts will be made in the
"a hours.
Canada's net. debt june 3oth was
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The Dover Straits are only 81 miles
vide in Calais, which has been con-
nected with Dover by cable since 1915.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-10

The recently opened Cello canal
has added 200 miles of the nayigable
extent of our second largest river, the
Columbia.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-10

Oceanic Lodge No. ST. viii hold a
special meeting for work in third de-
gree tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
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signed
THREIT TO KILL
70 C0UNTRYMEN

CONTINUED from page onel
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cahada's net debt June soth was
$3.50. z87. 72l. q
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The term examinations for pupils in
the nth, sixth. seventh and eighth
grades OF the public schools began
yesterday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-10

The regular weekly rehearsal Of the
choir of the Sacred Hearts Church of
Punahou win be held this evening at
the church.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-10

There win be no public band CON
cert tonight. The band played at the
departure Of the steamer Makura for
Vancouver at noon today.
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leet iible id ME nsuasboren. Sd bin Der
9tniidt, bob % nid,iS beiiertS gibt fir itba.
DIE arauer snb iunss Ndohen, ais 9poia
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pifeniliden.
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ben luiro BON einer syrau se6finet, &c.
Ieien nuO beantiuortet nnb itreng per.
traulid beganoelt iperSeR.
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aa .
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bat Belsrab, auBsr ben alien 8efeittz
sunsen. eisentlidb nur ben f&0ner
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flung iiberrast fpirb. Sbre alien. sum
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obsn bic 9rabftdtte bes in 9elsrab ers
mprbeten @rpbpeiirs aard Wluitafa
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ten i'm Yasbeieriinn 70 siemlih erles
biat. Die gang Stabt prdiertirt iiH
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diiden llfer seieben, ipsitaus romantic
ider unb au9 b.beutsnber. als iie
ipirtli6 1T. Wsnn man iih Sfpei
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tpnnte es sinem pafireu, bab man
bisie ieIbe Stabt, Suriidfubrenb. anf
bsm S9iff, plSblid ihDn fanb.
sroBis rasis Der SsitunssfeIfen ilber
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tslte i'm RoIenlidt Der untsrgehtnben
Sonne, I6tpar5sebalIt itanbsn bic riesI
iisen 9dume, bes partss adlimesban.
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feline Jeituns sntfdpanbsn, unb In
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brummte, i'm Wirtbshnus bruhte Der
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iprad Elm e9tes Wiensr SdniseI. pa
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aidt.rreiben biniibtr, bi. ben iteisen
SiiaeI BON gelsrab eiridumen. unol
fiihIt, I'D, nnc1 Gurpbo beimaefehrt :.
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8oofer Z. 0Haibingtsn
Der berpprrasenbfte GHb.
rer berGarbisen auars
terienptrtaltung
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tpeien, aud 5u iterben.
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Sabre 1881 auf lin in Susteaee bic
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feinem 9ebsusenbe pprgsftonben bat.
Die S9ule ipurbe isinsr5eit in elmer
altsn sstnisibeten SoIstirde er0ffnet
unb jeBt eisnst bic anitali einsn
@runbsisentbumstompls bon $500
4dnn in alabama unb 100 gebGubt,
bic einen Werib bon nabsSu einer Mils
lion Dollars rspreiGniiren. maibings
Ton erbisIt in anertennuns feiner pds
basosiidsn 9bdiisteit BON Der nniDsrs
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Grab sines Waitsr Of 4rts unb TN
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ben gbrsnbottor Der Rehte. Cine be-
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san5en 2anbe. als ipdbrenb Der 4mtss
5sit bes prSFb.nisn RooieDeIt. Booier
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meibsn 6auis BEL sinsm aan4son
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Mdnnsr sr.stut bas RarbieresfddIi. eislifn
csesbsn Oh HsllobIs Barber Qeusas. gsn'fto
aaufiunes. mus bic Eiabt aepau fsnneH.
xbe eeipiS 4 Rebleti 60. III on D. ghabe.
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Bon 6 Garl Raritaun.

Die greite eines Stromes fteibet
bier @urppa Dom galtan. limb meb1
ipie iebe anbere galtanbauptItabt ma,
bus ierbii4e 9elgrab, bic .lpsiBs
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f1te fiirios lInperiDbnli1 aneinanDer
pralIsn tonnten. Den Refpett DOT
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unb tpobl aud bas beimli9 nassnoe
Gefii6l, nidt gang als po1giiltiasr
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mas man in Der peilano Reiibsns bss
aral petar unterndbm, sef6ab ME
pbne einen nerI6dmten Seitenblid
na6 bem tultureq 10 pisl b0bsr itebsnt
ben Wefteu uno Rorben, unb pisI.
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foni6eu WetteripintsIn III man init 70
pisl Sandtismus binter Der grpbsn
Gebnfuht Der gepeien: ppn europa
als 9ruber angeuommen gu perbsn.
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nit Gultur ober bsm, mas man bort,
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Der politit bliebsn gomben unb 9pz
mitabfbi bic beliebteiten @srftdnbi=
gungsmittel. Rur eben Der Sirnis
elmer angeleruteu unb inportisrteu
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bem 8anbtnbGuptlino, Der 9esiehuns
ger aum tonisliheu 4risnal Don &ras
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grab pom bendhbarteH europa.
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@rensitGbt6en Semlin. Gs bat nift
bic breitsn, prpbio breitenStrdbeH fpie
bic fsrbiite Sauptifabt, nidt ibre
RegierungsgebGubs, rtiht thren aros
ZEN, ft0nen gari. gs III nur ebsn
etne Mlftlere, lin fltdr 81 1dgen fletrle
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fes Semlin mafte auh ME bic mins
beften 9lnftrsnaungen, 5eceutsnber 5u
fein unb ieine Oiferrei6ii6e, alfo imr
merbin eurppdiffe 3uitdnbtgisit su
nHterffreiden. @ber binter Dem 9ren,s
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ipdr = trob 9elgrab = Der Iebte,
nprgefd,obeitIic G,ren8poiten eines&lh.
turreids. llnb bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Refiben5 prabfte ii6 beftenfals su
gurobd binduf. Wdn frfettierte nit
gdris tIrb raHrRis cine Dpnaiiie, bf.
.inem nidt pabte. in einn fiuifsren
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| Guben iperben, ipie aus bem om.li'
den geridien Der Teuii4en nnf
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ben on bi. 1auienb 'Serbsn sefaHsen'
a.npmmen, pdbrenb su glsiher 3ett
bic 9eutiden unb Ssiislrsi6er aud
arpBe 3riegsbeuts maiden. Die Sers
ben iesten iit jsbOh oefisnunsenatsi
enersifh sur @etr .uno bsbaupteu,
bab fie ibrsn 6esnern 4grObs gsrluite
beibrins.n. (gebauptsH! y. b. ~
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bic S.rben ben guIsarcn pcrldufig
Die Sians gu buIt.n unb iis lslitsH
auf bem psftIiden llfsr Der WotaOa
70 en.raiTdeh @iberIianb, bab bic
gulsaren iib seuDibigt seiebsn babeu,
bic qrtiaerie Der GeHtraImG6ts gu
s,ilf. gu rufsn, I'M nit bnsn 5ilfs
bic eerben aus b.m Aataant. DAB
3u pertreiber, ab.r fopsit iit thHtn
oieies nidi eelunesu.
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9rupp.n, bic iOrtpdhrenb @srifar'
iunsen .rbaIi.u, bsbuuptsn siHissn
erfolss ersisIi unb anariffe Der Bull
sar.n abgsidIassu 81 baben.
Sur 3eit III jsOo4 bic poIitiids
Gag. Don sr5brsr Di&tisteit als Die
militdriid.. 81. Gentrafmd4te bo.
ben pieberum BEL @riefenlanb gesen
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gorbrinssn b.s Jstbmari&ans DON
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su befinitip Elm Gnbe tereitst babsn
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feline Sorti6ritte maiden.
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bic beutTdsn unb Oiterrei6iiten
aruppen bic ainien Der Ruffsn bur4'
broden unb laui bem gerlinsr dmts
Iid)en geritt 1900 @efausene &c.
maat. 2luf benz iusitli6en BRIGGS,
fdaupIas bat fia ni1ts DON gsb.us
iung sreisnet.
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.Gtan moealIitsr'.
atbsn, pia aOHbon,N N14. yiopsms
Der. Der srisdiide Ddmpfsr
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ensliffxn .9ampftrs Clan Wtdtglls
litter@ IN tunsd, sfreta, gsianost. Der
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elrbsii nit mad 3nuie. su nftlnsn. NaGsn,
fraeen bel 3. a. Esinbbeimsr x Co.. yugb
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Mae2laiiier" serettet tpprSen fem.
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bon bIsiben miiifen.
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man Der briiifden Marine on uno ers
tronfte i'm Iueufi 1914 an Der glinbs
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fss Sabres auf fein Sdiff 5uriid. Der
prin5 III 20'Sabre alt.
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Gibraltar bon einem beuifhsn 9au4s
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ben llmitanb sefiibri ptrben, bab Der
Junt.napparat bss Sdmpfers Hidt
funiiionirte.
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New Britain herald., 1915-07-09
LUST TOOK LANTERN,
 HE DIDN'T STEAL TT
Vagrant Claims He Lost His Way Home So Borrowed Stanley
 Works Lantern.

John Mccarthy. vagrant who proudly told Judge James T. Meskill in police court this morning that he was a personal friend of Michael Began, chief of police at Buffalo, N ~, was charged with the additional crime of stealing two lanterns from the Stanley Works and as an excuse he said he borrowed one of them to find his, way home. He was sent to Jail for sixty days.
 Officer Dart met Mccarthy on Broad street after midnight and he told the officer he was going home. At 2:20 so' clock this morning Officer Dart again came upon Mccarthy on Myrtle street hiding a lantern under his coat. Night Watchman Brondeen identified the lantern as property of the Stanley Works that had been placed over a ditch on Curtis street to vain the peo- pie ofs4the danger eas sss8 Nc Cart hgs ind gnan fly s deflieas fl1at he Intended to steal the fafateTrl He said he "just took it. to find his way. having fallen waist deep into a mud puddle. He was going to replace the lantern when the officer caught him. He said he lived beyond the Black Rock bridge and had lost his way home.
 The other occupant of the pen this morning was Felix Chesefsky, who said 'yes, sure, not much when asked if he was found in drunken slumber at o'clock this morning in Booths lot by Officer Dart. He was fined $3- and costs and he then thought that he was fortunate that he was arrested at 8 instead of 12 o'clock, thinking he was being assessed a s1 an hour for. sleeping accommodations in the lot.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-09

trucking two years ago and it has proven successful.
 Worthy temple, No. IS, Pythfan Sls- ters, will install officers this even ing.
 There will be another meeting at 3 Church street this evening to Which local machinists are invited in the in- terests of forming a local trade union
 Harry Anderson of 1S2 Jubilee street Is at the Hartford hospital re- covering from minor injuries re-. ceiYed in, an accident at the Pratt & Whitney, factory Wednesday night
 MT. and Mrs Otto Briether, who Hgured so extensively as states wit ness in the trials of Peter Krakas and Bernard Montyid, have been sued for $6S by Mrs Lillian Kingsley. Wit ness fees due them as witnesses have been garnislieed by Sheriff Marsh.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-09
SUNSHINE SOCIETY
 SPREADS HAPPINESS
Gives to Milk Station. Herald Boys
 Club Fund and to Other Deserving Objects.

The second quarterly meeting of the Sunshine society, Incorporated, was held at the home of the president Mrs. w H. Warner. of Al Lincoln street. on July 5.
 The society voted to use the divi- dens from the Caroline Douglass fund for summer work, sending $20 to the milk station to be given out to worthy mothers who come for milk for their children and s15 for the milk station work itself. Several families who are doing all they can for themselves will be helped over hard places
 Ten dollars has been sent ot the Herald for the Boys club building. fund. The society also voted to help entertain the children under Rev. J. $. klingberg's care at picnic, the time to be set at their pleasure. A substantial sum was added to the so- ciety's reserve fund and an emergency fund was esta biished which can be called on between meetings.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-09
WHAT TO DO FOR
 ITCHING SKINS

{ Eczema, ringWortn and ether itching, burning skin eruptions are so easily made worse by improper treatment that one has to be very careful. There is one method. however, that you need not hes. Hate to use, even on a baby's tender slkin-that is, the resinol treatment. Resinol is the prescription of Balti- more doctor. put up in the form of res incl ointment and resinol soap. This proved 60 remarkably successful that thousands of other physicians have been prescribing it constantly for 20 years.
 Resinol stops itching instantly, and almost always heals the eruption quick " and at little cost. Resinol ointment and resinol soap can be bought at any druggists.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-09
MISS HAYES A CANDIDATE. Head of St.. Mary's Ladies' IT. A. B..
 Society Seeks High Office,

At meeting of St. Mary's Ladies hall 1t was announced that the presi- dent, Miss Anna Hayes. would be a candidate for state vice president at the state convention in New London next month. The announcement was received with enthusiasm. There is no reason to believe that Miss Hayes will not be successful. She is we'll known throughout the state and would make an admirable state officer.
 New officers of the society were in-
New Britain herald., 1915-07-09
C.ARTY- DOUGLAS.

Announcement is made of the marriage. of Miss Matte M Douglas of New Britain and James E. Carty of Waterbury, Conn. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Jeremiah Curtin at St. Lawrence's church, West Haven, Conn, on June 24a MT. and Mrs. Carty. expect to make their. home in New York city. Ms. Carty is we'll known in New Britain, where he has sung at several entertainments and at the Elks' club.