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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-17
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9entIdtum eineH Gtnatsber'
bauO aearinOet.

philadelphia, ga. IL. SuIt-lln.
ter grcBem GutbuIinsnttis Ut In &e.
lena Der Deutih.a merifnuiiAe
@t1ots. 8erbuno RON Wontonn Inter
6em 0omen .SnoepeH0ent Gitioens
.2eoeue Of Iontona" g%egriinoet
tpor6en.
Bon &eIend, Butte, anaconda unO
GberiOan iuaren bic 9elegaten ct.
iGienen uno aus ben onocren Gtdo.
ten tuie Greet So1s, 2ipineston,
MiIIouIa un0 Billings liefen 3u.
itimnnngsihreiben uno Selegrom
me eth, in ipeIfen bic 9ereine nit.
teilten. oaB iie felt our Sn4e iteben.
Serr SuIiilS Morih aus ct. Raul
elmer Der 9iee.g ~r6iiOenten bes
INSTRUMENTATION gaationolbun.
oes, beeriiBte Die 9eIegnten nno
iiberbradte linen bic belten 8iinihe
0es gunOespr1foenten Or. $erd.
mer.
Ser Gtatuten.G nttpurf tptr0e nit
aeringfiigtgen @enoerungen ange.
nommen. Bon elmer Snforpierumg
uurOe oiif Serrn Morih's Hat ab'
itor0 gercmmert.
es tpuroe II. u. beihloIien, ooB
bic 3ofolberbdnDe 10c per Mitglieo
idbrIi6 on ben StdotsberbmtO gu
SnbIen baden, bon mel4en min.
oeItens &c an ben Rotionolbun0 ab.
5nfiibren fino.
auf ben antrog 0es 9elegaten
Ghpor5 aus Butte pitroe bic Wton.
tuna Thanksgiving gum offi5ieIeu
Organ Der .Snoepenoent Gitiaens
Seogue~ ernannt.
Gitr Den 6. Sftober mur0e cine
9eutIhe Eoe Geter beittmmt.
0aH0em ole 8~eriommlung an
Or. Seronner Elm 8egriiBungstele-
aromm abgeIonot uno Serrn Morih
Ser Cant Der @eretnigung fir feline
reae bcrbienltbole Mitnrbeit ans.
eeIproden mar, oertagte iid Die Ser
inmmlung.
gei Der Geier on a6eno bieli
Serr Maorid cine nit rieiigem Set
faa aufgenommene Heoe iiber oos
8eIen, Die geoeutttng unO ben ga
triotismus Oes 8eutidamerifaner
tntng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-17
C6nNesrerrdters
eerecttc Strafc!
Triiberes otter. TarIameHtsmitelieb,
Sas fir Stalisn fdmpite, Smm
Sube %bernrteiIt.

Berlin, II. SuIi.-aus Suns.
trud Eonmt bic Wlelbrng, odb or.
Geinre 9ottiiti, ebemaliees io0ioliiti.
ihes RitqIieO oes 0iterrei6iiAaitt.
oariidcn gorI1mentS, ipeeen Der.
rois sttn 3obe nerurteilt fDur0e. Or.
9ottiIti f6npfte ouf 5eiten Der Sta.
Iiener unO geriet oIs Cffioier IN
OIterre;diIde @eiongenidnft. er
iuur6e porg ariegseeridt Getellt,
DoS Iid ouf obise Strnfe eirigtc.
GottiIti mar Der Better timer 9e.
iuegrng fir ben Mnihlitb bon Srieit
uilb Orient on Syinlien. CT flob
boz Mitsbrud oes &rieees nod Sta.
lien, fuoieIbit er in itnlicnii6e Diem.
Tte frat uno miIitdriiae @ebeimniiie
berraten baben ioa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-17

fen uuo bIent bier pOrnebmIi@ Or
AbbaItuns Der GridOpFuHs. tpdbrenb
Dts iibriss 3eit msbr Der GorifdoIs
fune Der GrmiibungsItoffs bent.
Der S4Iof III aber isbr pteI aud
@sipObnbsitss unb BiIIsnslads. Der
piIIensItarte Wann Tam IeinsH @etEt
ouf einsn gana beiitmmtsH Rrsts bon
9tussu riften unO ostItis arbeittn.
obpobI Der ganSs Strnbsnldrm neben
ibm tobt, sr IdIiebt bic ibm ni1t
p~aiIsnbsn SinnsseiHbrilds aus feinem
BepubHein aus, tpGbrsnb Der MiLs
IensI1nn9e bon iebsr dubersn MHs
regpng mifseriTIsn pirb. go i9Idft
nuG Der Millenstaris trob mon9sn
BARNES elm, neil Ct Jpn ni9t bis In
bic bObersn Esils lsints 8spuBtisins
iommsn laiIen mill, pdbrsnb ben Grs
resbarsn, ben Millensi9paden ieber
ION bon ouBen fort.
Der SdIaf Dor Mittsrna9i, fogt
man, isi Der geIte. 9as 1T mad benz
@eIagten ri1tig, benn ba bic Wlsbrs
Sabl Der MeHi9en, iperR man bon
bn ousgspi9ten @robIGbtsrn abiisbt,
Dor MitternaAt gu Bette ssbt. 70 bas
ben ie I'M bisie 3eit ibrsn tisfitsn
G9laf. Man t0nnts nun elouben,
bab Is siemIi9 sIsidsiltig Isi, OBJ
man feline a9t StunOtn S9Ioi, hi.
bic 2anbbsD0ItsruHs, bon 8 uhr
obsnbs bis A ubr frNb obbdlt obsr
ron 10 nbr ober IL llbr abenOs bis
6 llbr Obtr s llbr frIb. aIlsin ss
bat it9 ge3eiet. baB bns bod nint
70 san5 gIsiAgiiItis 1T.
60 gibt MenI9en, bic Dor Mitters
na9t ibren beiten S9Iaf bnbsr, unb
iOI9e, bic Jpn erft ssgen WOrsen pa.
ben. Rad benz S4Iafe beIteht niht
nur cine tirSers Ooer ldngere 3eit
Der G9Iaftruuisnbsit, iOHbern aud
cine 3sit Der IeihtsreR grmIbborteit.
Weriu9e ba6sn nun ergeben, bob
2euts, bic Dpr Mittsrnadt ibrsn be-
fen S9Iaf bobsn, cine Dtel tiirosrs
3eit Der grmi6bartsit nan benz
S9Iaf unb raider lire DOIlise 2eis
itunssFdbtgteit bnbsn, uls bic Mens
i9en, bic erft gssen MDrsen ibreR
tisfIten S9Iaf 6oben. Die Iebten
baben nod benz SdIafs cine Ionge
3sit, IpG6reno Der is ibrs b0Ilige
2eiitunssfdbtgteit nod ni9t srrsi9en
t6nnsH. Gs f4stnt aIio. bob bic
Grmiibunssftoffe Our9 ben S6Idf
allen nttt tpeggd4afft psrben TOM
men, iOnbern bab bic Sdttgttit Der
Grsans susleid aud 2rGfte in ges
tuegung febt, bic nit ben @rmiis
bunSsitoffen aufrdumsn.
Mllou LANCER G9Iof, namentIi9
Ionge ousgebebntsr NittassIhlof, 1T
fir bic arbeitsfrsuOisteit unb ar.
beitsfrii9e teinespegS nibliA. Die
grI9sinung, baB Msnidsn erit &C,
gen Mprsen ibrsn bsiten SdIaf bas
BEN 1T tDobl cine JoIgs Der Mnes,
tpObnung an bic groBiaOtN9en 9ers
bdltniiie, nu9 an bic BeDirfniIle
Der geinigen 4rbsiter. Die Notts
orbeiter finb meitens fdleate Sag.
arbeitsr. aber bic LANCE 3eit, bic
bisie 2eute brauasn, I'm nod benz
S9lafe lire p0lIige arbeitsfdbistsit
gu srInnesn, aeist uns bod, Dab bisie
grobfdbtiias ansspDbnung feline
D~OIlitdnbig sIei6giiItise Sa9s 1T.
ionOern baB infer Orsanismus fi9
auf bic regelmdBiss SOlse Don Sag
unb 9a9t 70 einssridtst bat, baB sr
ben S9laf in Der ga4t better ouss
suniisen tpeib, aIs ben @dIof bel
Qihf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-17
8is LANCE iOa Der @cuid idlafen?

6ufeIanb bebouptets, Der Menf9
foil s Stunben 6es Cages orbeiten,
8 Stunbsn @rboIung uRb 8 Gtunoen
ShIuf babsn. nno beute nod nirb
man bel Der 9efpreduns Dss Nabes
an arbent, GrbpIung unb G9IaE,
bas Der Menfd brauGt, am beIten
bon Oisism 0orf9lage ausssben. Gs
gibt nun cine Heibe BON aebrmeinuns
gen ibsr bas Welsn bss S9Iafes,
bic obsr ale nod .uidt geaiisenb gs-
fsltist itHb. Gs 1T inner nur Elm
Seil bss R6rpsrs, Der ud6rsnb bss
S9lafes iid n6llig Der Rubs binseben
cart unO Is lam teinespess pdbs
renO bisler 3eit bic gang R0rpermds
I9ins itillIteben. @as 9sr3 mub
T~ortpGbrsnb, penn aud in geringss
rem mabe orbeiten, bic atmung bart
aa9 I'm G9Iofs ni6t nusieben, aud
bic gsrbauansstdtigtsit sebt pbns
tDeIsntIide Qenberuns peiter. 4ter
bic gIutDerteiIung I'M a6rper pirb
cine onbere. bic 5dut pirb rei9liher
bur6GtrDmt. 9esbaIb ertpdrmt man
Ii9 I'm Bette tpdbrsnb bss S9Iafes
raider unb Ttdrtsr, aIs tDsnn man
i9IaflDs i'm Bette Iiest, unb bssboIb
lit Is absr au9 getdbrIid, in toIten
gGGtsn i'm Greieu iaInfsn au mifs
fen, neil benz i4Infsn0sn R6rper
bur9 bic RdIte piei uebr Ddrme
sntSpgsn tpirb unb Der grfrieruness
tob bssboIb lei9ter stIdritt.
gs finb aud i'm S9Iofe ni9t ale
IeeItiden Sdtigteitea srIui4en, felbit
nidt i'm tiefen S9Iafs, psnr uiht
setrdumt tpiro.
Der S9Iaf bat sins bOppsIte Qufs
sabe: It IoII bic griHrpfuHg unh ct
iOIl bic GrmibuRg biHtonbaltea. Die
Sdtigtsh Der lebeuben 0rganisuten
fam nur untsrbaIien trsrben, tpern
tsts sefpiTie @toIfe sur 3erIebnng
DorbanOen Tfnb. 8erbsn biefs Stcffe
nufSsbrau1t unb nldt ssniiseub mods
gsliefsrt, 10 tritt bic grI9Dpfun9 Elm.
Die Dur9 bic 3~srIebuuaen unterbols
tene Ttdieteif pss Slippers liefert
ubsr nu4 3erfesunssitOtf, S4Iaden,
bic tpisbsr lpsggeldnfft iverbeu miifs
len, unb bic, ipenn iie ni9t raid ses
mug sntfernt roerben, our Grmiibung
fibrsn. Mon bat i'm BLUE BON Gies
rem Iolde grmibunssifOfFe nn1tpeis
fen tSnneil bnburG, Oob man bas
BIut sines 6unbes, Der auf irgenb
cine DeiIs nngeItreust tpuroe, einem
onbsren Sunbe siHiprtsts, Der f9
Dprber DOllig Der Rube bate bingeben
t5nnen. linb man bat BET Dielem
5unbs bic 3si9en Der Grmuioung
na9peiIen f6nneu,
Denn mir einen Meni6tn nod
itortsr t0rperEi6er anitrsnguns ere
idSpft jeben, 70 babsn mir oIfO Bel
ibm pabrIdeinIi9 sipst 3uitdnbe. bic
GrI60pfuna i'm eigsntIiden Gtnne, b.
8. BEN 8erbroud ber nOttpenbigen
5tpffe our nnterbaItuns Der Qebens'
tdttgieit, unb bic qRbGufuns BON Grs
miibuussftOffen.
Turd ben S9laf tperben nun
beiDe 3uftdnbe fpteber 5eIeitigt. Gs
tperben pieber bic nDtigsn Mittel bers
ono,I9nfft unb bic SGIoden mcgee
fiibrt. SIN olIgemsiuen 1T Der Salaf
in ben srItsn StDsi etunbsn am tisf'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-17
6anptmann 6eaedt eeL6fmorb.

San Mntonio, Ter, II. SuIt.--
&auptmonn Ebriition 8rionO bon
f2. aaballerie @egiment beginl
eomstag BEL Soaito, q. &C., ourc
erIdieben Gelbitmorb. Ger 90.
ia0rige Monn, elm gebirtiger Dane,
fpor tuegpn elmer aranfbeit, bic er
I'D; tiirSIid aiigeaogens ihuermiitig
qslpor6en. Or mar i'm ipaniids
amcrifaniihen &rieg bonn lnteroffi
s;rr gum Gffi3ier beforOert Doroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-17
Die tuerben Fal bitten.

Berlin. IL. Suit. DaS @robe
Saaptauartier ber6fitnlid cine 81
Ite Der SDpen bon % fran5oiiiden
NIB britiiden @eroSlanen, beren
Jtotoren nno Snioiier, Scr 9eute
tes Ietten Monats. ,@leidSeiti3
r,iro boS britiIde ariegsom. eriuff,
hcm 6eutiden 8eiipiel 5u ialgen urn
ebcnfalIs genoiie 4ngaben iber 81,
ongeblif erbeuteten oetstifen Slug
seuse III MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-17
nnnf am Sitld[aa aeitor6en.

Niifsburgb, ga, II. sui.
Giinf gerfonen fino bier Snmstat
en- Sisidlos ~eeftorberb ndbrenf
bicr5ig, bon Der Site ibermunnt
obnm11tig tprroen. 9as &bermo
meter 5eigte 50 @ra0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-17

Gin 2tbensmibsr, ber 2s
iGbrige 2nctn Stetpart aus Rem
1ort, Der BEL elmer bortigen Sptri<
tuoIenfirma bel9dtti9t mar, bot f4
cine eisere MetDpDe nusgebp1t, ME
er feline MbIi9t an, fiheriten auss
fibren Tonne. CT fteIlte ji4 in sintm
obgeIegenen ga9Gftsraum ieiRsr
5irma sinsn Softer Sureds, nahm
bns Gnbe eines S1landes In ben
Munb, ben er an BEN @osbubn be-
feltigt bate, brebie bns @ds an
unb i9Iipfts 1T ben aOffer, ber istn
Gorg tptr6sR fOlIte. Ct ipurbe fps
ter als 2ei9e s%sfunben, ala Der Rarte
Gosgsru9 bic Rn9bnridaft aut.
merriam oema4t hotts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-17
Siinf enoliid1c
1Dadtidiffc uerienkt!

2OnOon, IL. SuIi. Ole eng
iden @adidiffe 0moaro, Sui, Ora,
aberbeen uno ReIlics fino, iuie bon
e'ber6een gemeIoct roirb, BON Oeut.
iden 3nudbooten berfenft tporoen.
OF uebcrlcbenoe Der Gampfer Dur'
Oen geIon0et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-17
SnnOsrtia6riac seitOr6en.

Central Gitn Neb., II. Suit
SIN Seim ibres Sobnes 8iaiam
Gorter Itarb bier am Somstag Jrau
0tdrD 8orter I'M sitter bon iiber i01
scSobren. Sic mar an 10. Nonenl.
Scr in Cincinnati gcboren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-17
aunarskmann @Oa asfurbsn.

1oIbingtcn, IL. SuIi.-SamstaE
ftarb bier aongrcBmitglieo Sumter
SOImes MoB bon MeIt.8 iroinien
rad l1neerer arantbeit an einen
WlGoengeihmiir.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-17
@etterberidlt.

Stir 0mobn un0 n~rneegero:
gdon uno fortgeiest marin belite
nbeno uno 8tenstag.
Sar geebrosfn: Ia9emein ihon
tiiS foortacIebt toarnt belte abero
un0 Dienstng.
stir Soma: Gngemein id0n nro
fortaelest ruarrn beltte obenO uno
Dienstog.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-17
@0n Grhn[nnastpnr anrid.

@oibin0toir, II. Sui. 8rGfi
fcnt 8ilion uro @emobIin tebrter
Qefierr morgen bon elmer 5peit1gi
gen 6abrt mad Der urteren G6eio
peafe BAT ouf Der Yodlt syiop
honer1 5uriif.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-17

England perihdrft Die @[odooc
Inn 9entIhlanD, mas ober bic
-Geitidlnno@ nidt senierte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-17
9eatidet sessnieitiser Geriidle'
rnu0S . 9screin.

(gtn aIiebment aiIOciotiOn)
9eri@t fir Wonat Sun
1915:
geriiderung 1. Stunt $5,4s5,46S.N
gteu oufgenontmen
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-13

every spring and from three to
dozen times every summer has
watched the men OF the street de-
partment cleaning out the catch
basins at the foot OF Union street and
in front of the stone shop. Most OF
the dirt taken out has been the sur.
face material put on at much cost on
Union, Silver. South, Elm and Grand
View streets. Il is certain that the
expense OF taking out Of the catch
basins the hundreds Of loads of road
surfacing has been much more than
the cost of installing a proper system
OF drainage for these streets. Other
parts of the village suffer in the
same way though perhaps to less
degree as the slope OF the other sec
tons is not so steep The Banner
believes that it would be economy for
the village to provide proper drainage
of surface water and that the stem
is essential before even fairly dur.
able road surface can be main
tanned
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-13
FRANK E. HOWE, Editor and Pub.
Wednesday, December 10, 1916.

Stripped of the buncombe that is
usually attached to all documents
from monarchial government, the
German peace note states that Ger
many would like to end the war and
is willing to talk over peace plans but
is not ready to get down on her i'm
perial knees and ask for peace There
is not much promise in the communi-
cation itself but it might possibly lead
to something. 1t depends largely on
how earnest England, France and
Russia are in their desire to crush
the power of Germany TO the ma
jority OF the people OF neutral nations
it looks as though they could do this
but only at the price of further ire
mendous sacrifice of lives and treas
ure. To end the war now would be
a draw though probably both sides
have learned enough respect for the
other so that peace in Europe would
be assured for two or three genera,
tions anyway.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-13
Absentminded eaorne DYER

At Cliffords inn lived George Dyer,
who lives in history chiefly as the man
who walked out Of Elias house in
Colebrooke row ana into The New river
neck deep, and had to be revived by
Lamb and his sister with hot brandy.
Lamb was never tired of relating the
incident. Dyer, an inoffensye, absent
minded Old scholar. had Leigh Hunts
friendship as well as Lambs. and the
other essagist has told how, calling on
Dyer in answer to an invitation to
breakfast, 1t was TO find no butter, no
knives and no spout on the teapot.
Dyer was so welded to life in the inn
that he welded his laundress too
London Spectator.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-13

One of the problems that confront
Bennington is to take care of the
surface water which fills the streets
during every rain storm, There is
not much lasting result from resurfac-
ing streets when it is foregone
conclusion that the surface will be
destroyed by a few hard showers
through lack of drainage The main
sewers of the village are not large
enough to take the surface water
also In fact the lower Main street
sewer is now thought TO he taxed be-
yond its capacity and either a greatly
enlarged main sewer system must be
put in or separate sewers laid for the
surface water. Bennington is gettipg
ready to wake up and build some de-
cent streets but the first step should
be to stop the constant wash from
surface water For nearly fifteen
years the editor of The Banner has
walked up and down South street and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-13
A financial ohanernn

Life Insurance and Annuities are ex-
amples of financial companionship
and guardianship. They help to keep
one free from every form of fnan-
cial sin and foolishness 9th year.
National Life ms. Co., of Vt. (Mutu-
all Earle s. Kinsley, General Agent
Mead Building, Rutland, VI Adv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-21
JUDGE !.
WILL TRY DAVIS
Judge Gilbert Willing To Send
Iurlst Here For Purpose. W. Z

Hon. william B. Gilbert, presiding
judge of the ninth circuit court of
appeals for the Pacific Coast States,
cabled yesterday from his home in
Portland, Oregon, TO Judge Clemens Of
the local federal court, as follows: il"
YGan have judge middle of May or
October term as you elect, - - ,.H'+'%
This answers Judge Clemens request
that Judge Gilbert assign some jurist
of his Jurisdiction to come to Honolulu
to try ease of the United States a.
gainst Foster l.. Davis, former clerk
o.. the federal court here, who Is
charged with irregularities while in Of
fee as deputy clerk. Judge Clemens
is disqualified and Judge Vaughan,
even had he qualified already, as fede.
raj judge here, would also be disquali-
fed. .tg.ns ....t
,,>"I have not answered Judge Gil
bert g cable yet" Judge Clemens said
yesterday. ain fact ] have not yet
arrived ut decision. will have TO
confer with the district attorney and
counsel for the defendant as to their
wishes in tho matter" Il.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-21
TEUTON|C PLOTTER
I STILL IN TOMBS
Immunity Plea Fails 10 Win Re-
lease For Won Papen's
Secretary
(Associassd Press 81 FEDERAL wirei.ss.I

NEW YORK, April 20.--wolf won
Ieel, former secretary TO Captain Won
Papen, one time military attache q.
the German embassy in Washington, e
still behind the bars Of the Tombs,
charged with criminal conspiracy ..
gainst the peace and neutrality OF the
United States In connection with the
plot to dynamite the Welland canal.
He will have 10 stand his trial des.
.pite the efforts Of the German ambas.
saddr, Qpgntf won BerngtQrlf. TO ! ;se.
crfel HE .reltasS eorf tiiB 8rd1Ad that u
a member Of the German embassy he
is immune from arrest in the United
States. 49,
United States district attorney Mar.
shall, last night announced that g the
legality Of Won Igeps arrest has now
been definitely settled. He was not a
member of the embassy staff. at the
time he Is alleged TO have entered tStc
the conspiracy 10 destroy the Canadian
canal. Therefore he Is not immune Ia
arrest. He did not join the STAFF Of
the embassy until December, 1915. In
deed / have my doubts IL he was ever
a legal member Of the staff. . We have
restored the Official documents found
in his room. y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-21
MURDERERS::: K.
GET IN|T|ALs. II "A
Hearing Of One Still Pending,
Other Bound Over '

Charged with murder in the first de-
gree, Murata Tokubeye, a Japanese,
who confessed to having killed his
seventeen-year-old daughter, by slash
ing her across the abdomen, at Wal.
pahu, about ten days ago, and You
Chu Yong, a Korean, who is charged
with numbering 8. Kim, countryman,
were given a preliminary hearing in
the police court yesterday morning.
Toknbeye sat throughout the hearing
Of the evidence against him, grinning
at every other statement which was
made. The hearing was not concluded.
I Sarah Kim, the wife of the murder
ed Korean, Detectives Woo and Nc.
Dufie, were the witnesses called in the
hearing of You Chu Yong.
Mrs. Kim testified that when tho
first shot was fred at her husband, she
ran into the room. where he was, in
time to see assailant fire the second
and fatal shot, but says she was SO
dazed she has no recollection as to
who fred the shot. She did remember
seeing Young throw a revolver to the
floor, which she picked up. Young
was remanded to the grand jury,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-21
W. PORTER BOYD FALLS r..
HEIR TO LARGE ESTATE

w. Porter Boyd, formerly resident
Of this city, where he was connected
with the American consulate before
annexation, and later as shipping com.
missioner, In being sought by relatives.
His brother recently died leaving an
estate in which Boyd has large in,
terest. The request for information of
him has come TO the collector of Gus
toms and anyone who has information
relative to Boyd's whereabouts will
be doing him favor by notifying Col,
leetor Franklin. Boyd was prominent.
" mentioned last year as the success.
sor to Collector of Internal Revenue
Cottrill but his candidacy was not sue,
cessful. He was seen in Washington
in 1914 by several Honolulu persons,
fut since then all trace Of him seem.
irgly has been lost by his relatives.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-21
REGULAR EXAMINATION
r." . or CUSTOMS ACCOUNTS

new order has been issued by the
treasury department in which arrange
ments have been made for the ex-
animation Of the books of the customs
house here at least once year. The
collector is requested to designate an
assistant to the examiner who will be
fere shortly, The books of the local
customs house have not been examin.
Cd regularly heretofore, but every time
they have been exported from Wash.
ington the collector has been eompli-
mentrd on tn" work done here nv his
STAFF. TT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-21
SPEEDING CASE AGAINST
!. .IIHAYER IkNOCkEDOUT
Police Judge Turns Secretary
Loose Despite Testimony

W. W. Thayer, secretary Of the Tel.
ritory, charged With violating the traf-
hc ordinance, was found not guilty and
released by Judge MOnsarrat in the
police court yesterday morning. III
According to the police, conclusive
evidence of Mr., Thayer's violation of
the city ordinance was submitted 70
the court. Prosecuting Attorney Char
les F. Chillingworth attempted to show
the court previous instances where Mr.,
Thayer had violated the traffic laws,
but all in vain. ~. ,|'' 2
Motorcycle Officer Perry and Traffic
onicer Alapai, who made the arrest
testified that Thayer had continued To
drive his automobile after being halt.
ed by the officer for not giving the
proper signal. The testimony OF the
arresting officer also ayailed nothing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-21
IS
PLAYED IN BOSTON
in HONOR Of DAY

Patriots Day was celebrated in Bos.
ton yesterday by a doubleheader be-
tween the Senators and Red sox, each
team taking q game
Results Of yesterdays games in the
big leaguesi
American s, II
AT Boston--w Washington 3, Boston 2,
morning game.
Al Boston Boston 2, Washington 0,
afternoon. aEa,.
At Chieago-st. Louis 8, Chicago Q,
AZ Cleveland Rain.
National g.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 8
Boston 5.
At ENTHUSIASTICALLY Z, New York
3 No other games scheduled,
; League standings;
American I.0aRuo @ u g#t D..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-21
)ADINET CRISIS IN :.
GREAT DR|TA|NACUIE
Asquith viii Dissolve Ministry
Unless Agreement Reached
(AssOciatsd Press by Federal wirslsss.)

LONDON, April eo.--In formal
statement issued last night Premier As.
quith announced that he proposed TO
withhold any statement regarding the
attitude of the cabinet on the question
Of CONSUMPTION, until next Tuesday.
Earlier in the day he told the house
Of commons that unless he can secure
a settlement Of the disagreement in the
ministry regarding this question, that
he would dissolve the coalition cabinet.
The crisis over the CONSUMPTION pol.
icy is still grave, the Premier told the
commons, adding that there are o num-
Der of material points that remain 10
be settled. ... 20 s
A majority of the leaders, 1t was de-
clared, are determined to reach some
sort of compromise rather than see
the ministry dissolved at this time. :