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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-08

u9oD nosoln9 meetings for awhile
- aocount Of the heat and some
1penses among the members, but the
1penrs of the club ID assured by its
eroces In the i'ast; tho third year
= - snistsncs b now being entered
p0oo And the r>Sults have been very
c9ise9story. Ths object OF the Moth
~ ns>etings y ts help to make home
ooo1eP eor The women and children, 10
1elp women 70 rnliss how much the
VeelA depends oa their intelligent ef-
eosts. A healthy. happy mother means
. wonderful diSmsncs In the health
and happiness q the child. ana tho
hethsrr club trss TO point the way
= risht thinking and right living.
NE doctors. trained nurses. and musi-
elpns Of Sumter have been wonderfully
ocnerous In their aid. ana Niss Chem
4atn. Of the grs.ded school. domestic
eeeonce apartment has helped In the
werh with unninchins wiilinsnsss
on1 so11-ncrinco. II an onlooker
qoo1o Sand In the doorway OF the
'neeel Kitchen at the Hampton school
opmo aftesnoon and zee the mothers
elco aesemblsd q hear lecture from
4lo. ooonseha,n I'D sse the demon
e1o(aso - eIved shey could hardly
~ - = e1rgx q :Netk Itha artands
ence ana intercs:. perhaps twsnly
mothers all sittins anc standing. some
with babies In their arms acd their
y1<tls children around them. listeninr
.[o&4rSy. while tiss Lecturer eaapha-
49, - .importaisce oe wsolssome
49, earsfuIiy prslArsd, or on smother
soeAslon watch . mestins upstairs IN
ths assembly hall while some Of tho
best musicians OF the city delight their
audience with voch and INSTRUMENTAL
ssssotions Then foslows : lecture from
one Of ths doctors on the care of the
inxank ths growtni; child. the diseases
= - avsidsd by care and cleanliness,
~ sprs - the m',thsr and the need
= FleAt ltvine VI.
'1Ae trained nurses. too, have given
~ Nils on the home. on the dan
&ovS q patent medicines. and homo
isuneasss.
Dr. Howell Of the state board OF
nalth has kindly agreed to lecture
1sfprs the Club ami the Meetings viii
As resumed ~ soon Al the Mothers
can ~. ena.
The nced Of such club must be
fn,t In any community. whore the wo-
nsea have the task pf rearing children.
Ne child VIII ever riss very much
shove the level OF tn home training.
alad many Of the diseases which de-
w'lop In later years have their begin
nIng In . neglected childish ailment.
Do the mothers of Sumter not feel
t'ss need Of help In bringing up their
.cisildrsn?
And u anyone In 20 blessed a. to
~ - well Informed they do not need
oNF neip. tnen come and help
noss who are Iaboring under less for
spnAts circumstances.
The committee In charge Ia always
nsd to have help In serving refresh
msnts at the meetings. and members
who VIII come and hold the little ba-
biss and let the mothers enjoy the iec-
lures and music.
The meetings are conducted by q
ccmmittss of women who servo the
rsf<sshnsnts, and who attend to ask
fng the lecturer. and asking the mu-
sacians. Miss Gibson notifies the
msmbsrs and always attends the
meetings which have been held once
month. And the regular meetings
WI" Do resumed N soon az II is posi-
Ole,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-08

FOR SALE-A few extra fine male
and female Duroc Jersey pigs. See
II. j.. Tisdale, Phone 4S2.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
KAIW|KI MILL is
ABOUT COMPLETED
Grinding Plant Being Installed BY
Homesteaders win Start
Up Next Month

HIL0, May l2.-Work on the cree.
ton of the sugar mill now being con
structed by the Kaiwiki Milling Com
pany, just adjacent to HilO, is proceed
ing apace and within another six weeks
the mill should be grinding cane.
This Ia the mill which IL being built
by the homesteaders, who have here
tofore sent their cane TO the Hilo SuRaf
Company plant, and the progress
which has been made is considered very
satisfactory considering the weather
conditions which have prevailed. Al
most all Of the found atoms are now in ;
the two boilers are installed and n
great deal Of the milling equipment is
up nj the mill site. This site Is APP
proximntcly one thousand feet above
sea level and considerable difficulty is
experienced in hauling the material
up, everything having to be brought up
in an auto truck and placed into pc,
sition by manual labor.
For the past five months the erection
4 the mill has been slowly progressi ng
ut better progress Is now being made
The mill is situated close to the head
# the spring which supplies the sur;
"undiug land with water and in this
aspect there should be nothing want.
ing in future. as there Is plentiful
1upply of water at oil times.
When the mill is operating, which Is
expected to be by the end Of June, II
$ hoped to crush approximately one
Nundred and fifteen tons Of cane per
lay of twelve hours. For the season it
is expected to- derive between three
hundred and fifty and four hundred
tons Of sugar, which, at the present
rice Of sugar, will 60 long way to-
Yards accomplishing the homesteaderr
'or the amount expended in the cree
ION Of the mill
Peter Silva, president of the Kai.
wiki Milling Company, is in personal
1harge of the erection of the mill.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
FOUND ANOTHER MAN
AND COMMITTED SUICIDE

HlLO, May l2.--Because he found
his wife in company with another man,
under suspicious circumstances, a Ga.
lirian named Domingo Statskow com.
mitted suicide at Paauilo on Tuesday
last. The unfortunate man returned
home from work Unexpectedly and
found a Porto Riean in the house with
his wife. The Porto Rican ran away
and, after brooding over the matter
all day, the Gahcian hung himself
from rafter on the lanai, his body
being found next morning. A verdict
of suicide was returned by the cor.
oners jury.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
EDISON FIGURED IN
PREPAREDNESS PARADE
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ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wirsiess.)
NEW YORK, May lS-with the mem.
bers Of the naval advisory board, head.
ed by Thomas A. Edison, in the line
march, and Mayor Purroy Mitchell and
Major General Wood in the reviewing
stand, this city witnessed one of the
greatest parades in the history Of the
nation yesterday. This was the f'Pre-
paredness Parade" in which more
than 145,000 persons joined, including
upwards Of twenty thousand women, all
in line to express their approval of
steps to be taken for the defense Of
the land against aggression. II ~
The parade, which traversed the
principal streets, took twelve hours to
pass the reviewing stand. ..s -.
"The fact that marched expressed
my sentiments in regard to prepared.
ness" said Mr., Edison, after the great
event. '}E. v ~, e.
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THAT STABLE DOOR
IN L|MEL|GHT AGAIN
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(ASsocisted Press by Federal wirsisss.pI
SAN LUIS oBISPo, California, May
l3.-At the inquest today over the
sinking Of the old steamer Roanoke
and the consequent loss of life, surviv-
ors testified that the Roanoake was
overloaded and listed upon leaving San
Francisco. They attributed the heavy
loss of life to some delay in launch.
ing hfeboats owing to lack Of drill. It
was half an hour before the boats got
in the water.
lr'" o..
SAN FRANCISCO, May ID. Fed
eral Investigators for the department
Of commerce win question the surviv-
ors of the Roanoke to, secure from
them facts concerning the alleged over
loading and unseaworthy condition Of
the vessel.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
ELECTION.
.'.l '.. 81 ~ be-.
AS DELEGATE VOID

DR.. J. H. Raymond, the newly ap
pointed supervisor of the County OF
Maui, will not go to the Democratic
national convention in st. Louis next
month as Bourbon delegate from
Hawaii. His election was thrown out
by the Democratic territorial commit
tee last night and Morris X. Keoho-
kalole, postmaster at Paia, was de.
clared elected in Doctor Raymond 3
place as delegate to the convention.
This gives the Pauahi street Demo,
Gratis a clean sweep throughout the Ter,
ritory, so far az the recent direct prim,
airy election Of the partyfis concerned
The only rift in the Lutte, so far o.
Pauahi was concerned, had been the
Maui physician. He lost out last night
The committee threw out the Hama,
Maui, votes, thereby sustaining the ap.
peal of Eugene Murphy Of Wailuku,
who charged fraud and several other
nice things in connection with the Dem,
Ocratic vote in Republican Mayor
George o. Cooper 8 bailiwick.
The appeals taken by Doctor Ray
mond and T. B. Lyons, wherein they
wanted the Kahului and Paia votes
thrown out, on account of alleged ir-
regularities, were disallowed and the
vote in the two precincts allowed to
stand
T. B. Lyons election as alternate
delegate to st. Louis was not disturbed,
the votes thrown out not being suff
cient to beat him. As a result Of the
whole thing John H. Wilson'S plural
ty over William p. Jarrett for terri
torial national committeeman is now
greater than ever before, but will not
be definitely 6~"d until the official re-,
turns from H. i are in.
Manuel C. y checo, chairman, pre-
sided last night and many committee
men were present.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
KNOCKED DOWN AND
BOOKED BY POLICE

In an argument over an account
which he was about to pay, SO he al
leges. A. B. Frietas, was knocked down
by M. M. Ferreria, employed as book
keeper in the firm of Gonsalves & Com.
Pany, in the latter's office yesterday
afternoon. In the fall Frietas sustain.
ed a dislocated collar bone, and was
taken to the Emergency Hospital,
where the injured shoulder was set by
DR.. R. G. Aver. On top of the injury
received, Frietas was booked for in.
vestigation by Deputy Sheriff julius
Asch. or"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
FOREST FIRES RUN
WILD IN JAPAN
Especial cabIegram TO Nippu JijiJ


20 TOXIC, May ia fierce forest FIRE
has been raging for three days in Fuku-
shima project and many villages in
this section Of Japan have been wiped
out, The fire started in the mountain
ons region where great pine forests are
located and is rapidly sweeping toward
the sea. =
Villagers are making every effort to
extinguish the flames, but the sweep
Of the fire is beyond their control and
great fear is felt for the cities in this
vicinity. Sparks from the flames set
FIRE to building in the town Of Hongc
and 300 buildings were totally destroy
ed.
Large cities in all directions are send.
ing help to the villagers, but as the
FIRE has been raging for three days lit.
tie hope is held out for the people in
that section. At, Int hour it was re-
ported from Hongo that the flames
were spreading and threatened to wipe
out three cities in that vicinity. The
origin Of the Are is not known.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
'verdun Scene Of New Slaughter,
While German Triple Offensive
Against British Is Thown Back
BY a Series OF Counter Drives
RUSSIA PREPARES FOR
Won HINDENBURG AGAIN
Turks Suffer In Attempted Sur.
prise Attack and, British, In
East Africa Are Once More
Moving Forward Toward Goal

stAssoeiassd Prsss By Federal wirsisssJ
~ ONDON, May l5.-A series
|Iof desperate battles along the
Verdun front was fought yester-
day, the only results of which are
new heaps Of dead. The fighting
was inconclusivc, both sides hav-
ing taking the offensive in diff
ferent sectors and each claiming
to have repulsed the other with
heavy losses.
The main German attacks were
made against the French lines at
Douamount, where the Teutons
advanced in successive waves,
each breaking as it entered the
area marked out by the smashing
of the French artillery and the
sweeping clouds of bullets from
the quick6rers: The German in-
fantry assaults were preceded by
heavy artillery bombardments of
the French positions! 8 :
The French claim to have scor-
ed some advances on the slope OF
Hill 2sz, while the Berlin reports
tell of French attempts to gain
ground at Morte Homme, al lAEo-
court and at Malancourt. each II
tempt breaking down 3s5
Slavs Ready FoGsD Drive
Dispatches from Petrograd a.
dictate that the Russians are anti,
cipating another drive by Won
Hindenburg against the Riga
Divinsk lines and are, preparing
to meet it with stubbornness. The Rus.
slams evidently do not expect any gen.
eral offensive against their southern
lines in the immediate future.
An Official statement by the press bu-
reau last night announced that the of.
fensive Of the reinforced German co
lumps in East Africa has been met and
checked and that the South Afrieans
are again advancing. .'"g'
British Repulse Germans 351
On the French front, the Germans
thrice attacked the British between the
Somme and Maricourt, their initial
drive carrying them into the FIRST line
of trenches, Vigorous counter, attacks
drove the Germans back, with the loss
of some rapid-hrers and prisoners.
Turks Lose Again Esa,.s, J., e.
In Armenia the Turks made o night
attack upon the Russians in the noun.
tain passes on the road to Erzingan, the
results being disastrous for the attack.
ers. The attempt to surprise the Rus
sians failed and the Turks were
caught themselves, being hurled back
in confusion with the, loss of four hun
dred men, thirty Of whom are officers.
The operations against the Turks are
proceeding favorably, reports Petro-
grad, the last two days having been
particularly effective ON the left wing.
------------ 4. $500 -. ~ II n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
lilo GIVES Up HOPE
OF SEEING GOVERNOR

HILO, May 12.-While nothing fur
Their has been heard from Governor L.
E. Pinkham regarding his proposed
visit to Hilo to look into the Waiakea
lots, word was received here yester-
lay that Commissioner of Public Lands
Rivenburgh would arrive on the Viii
helmina.
1t is expected that Mr.. RiVenburgh
will spend today at Laupahoehoe look
ing into the cooperative mill proposal,
but that he win be able to devote
saturday to the question of the Waia.
kea lots
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
Asquith SlggesfsIrish Council 4
To Manage Irish Government
. Until Home Rule Bill Is Ready

martial law, declared the day the Sim
Feins raised their republican banner.
= Yesterday the Premier conferred
with the local government officials, the
announcement Of the tenor Of the con.
ference and Of the suggestions advanced
by the Premier being received with
general acclaim throughout ireland.
Premier Asquith suggests that an
Irish executive council be formed, into
whose management should be placed
the government of the country pending
the termination of the war, when the
matter of the enforcement Of the pro-
visions Of the Home Rule Bin will be
taken up.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
JUDGE EDINGS REVERSED
IN THE SUPREME COURT

The supreme court yesterday rever-
'ed Circuit Judge Edings of Maui In
the case of Rinsabura Kuwahara
against Sada Kuwahara, a suit for ae-
bunting and other relief. eve hold
that the evidence as to the existence
If the alleged trust is not sufficiently
lear and satisfactory to justify the de.
rec" says the supreme court. "The
same is therefore reversed with costs
to the appellee, and the cause is re-.
mhnded -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
WHITE METAL FROM
PHILIPPINES FOR CHINA
tA.aoeia.od Press sy rsa.ral wirsI.ss.,

tASsOeiatsd Press By Federal wirslsss.,
MANILA. May la..--Jerepiah Man,
ming, insulAr treasurer, il going to
China to investigate the silver market
with a view to selling a portion OF
10000 900 pesos In silver now in the
Philippine treasury. Owing to the de.
mand for silver. which alreadv has
caused a partial moratorium in China,
silver is saleable at a proht of thirty.
FIVE per cent there.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
MAXIM G0RkY, RUSSIAN
AUTHOR, TO SEE JAPAN
Especial Cablsgram 10 Nippu Jill.

Especial Cablegram TO Nippu Jih)
TOXIC, May 13.---Maxim Gorky, the
noted Russian author, win soon visit
Japan. At last G reports he was suf-
fering with disease, but friends state
that he is much Improved and ex-
poets to study the Japanese condi
lions in every walk of life before the
year has passed. e. 40 '.."'''
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
ALWAYS RECOMMEND 1T.

In almost every community there is
some one whose life has been saved by
Chamberlain = collie. Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Remedy. Such persons seldom
miss an opportunity to recommend it,
and th"se recommcnaa'i,n ms ami its
never failing qualities account for its
great popularity. For sale by all deal
ers. Benson, Smith 4 Co, Ltd, ag, nts
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
~ CURE A COLD m ONE DAI

take LAXATIVE BRoMo QuININR
(Iablets). Druggists refund money II
t fails to cure. The signature OF
r. W. GROVE is on each box, Man
Ata,tured by the PARIS MEDICINE
CO.. st. Lo"is, U. S:A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
ship FROM SOUND
VICTIM OF A SUB
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ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal "ireiesS.)
LONDON, May 14.-The British ad-
miIalty announced last night that the
British ship Galgate, bound for Lon.
don from Portland, Oregon, has been
sunk by German submarine, the crew
being forced to take to their boats on
the high saas. OF the crew of twenty,
five, thirteekrare still missing and may
be lost. =, The twelve others landed at
Brest yesterday.
The British steamer Eretria has also
been submarined and sunk, without loss
as 1ifa-.9 . = =. - - r. g.. l. J.
VI 'ule'' ~ r'f E,.F 3d..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
GREAT ApTo RACE
ENDS IN TRAGEDY
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tASsOOiAtsd Press By Federal wtrslssu)
NEW YORK, May 13ACarl Limburg
the noted racing auto driver, and his
mechanician, R. Palotti, were killed to-
day in a horrible accident during the
Sheepshead Bay auto race at $50 miles
for the Metropolitan trophy. Eddie
Rickenbacher won the race.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
SLAvS LOOT AND TAKE
.o CIVILIAN PRISONERS
tAssOcintsd Press By Federal wireless.

tAsSociHtSd Press BY Federal wirolesSJ
BERLIN, May 13.-The Christian
World Chronicle, "a religious. weekly
published here, publishes news that
during the second Russian invasion of
Prussia $4,000 women, children and old
men were taken to Russia. 1T is pub.
hshed that $4,000 homes were looted
and destroyed. .s a..r-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
FOOD RIOT FORCES. ~ !. 4: B.. !.
GERMAN RESIGNATION
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IAssoclAted Ftes8 " Eeuetu WHeIeubJ
BERLIN, May 13.-Announcemen Is
officially made that DR.. Clemens Del.
brueck, minister of the interior, has
resigned. nl-health is given as the
cause for his retirement from Office.
Hints recently have been current that
the resignation was imminent and it is
understood that the cause Is the dis
satisfaction in official quarters over the
handling of the food sitnation.,,a ,a..
The May Day disorders caused by
controversies over the food situation
may have FASTENED action.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
.cALIFoRNIA PREACHER -..', r.. r,
CONVICTED BY.A JURY
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ORovILLE, California, May l3-on
his second trial, Rev. Mr.. Slaughter
was today found guilty Of taking lib
critics with Gertrude Lamson, o young
girl of his acquaintance. The jury in
cluded a recommendation for mercy.
The first trial ended in disagreement.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
Premfer's Scheme
Acclaimed BY
All.
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirsleSs.)

DUBLIN, May l4.-Following the
arrival here Of Premier Asquith, who
has come personally to investigate the
causes that led to the ineipient revolt,
there has been a marked relaxation Of
the severity of the enforcement of the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
JAPANESE CONSUL TO,
SAN FRANCISCO COMING
Especial cablegram to Nippu my

TOXIC, May l3-The newly appoint
ed consul.general to San Francisco,
Hon. Masanao Haniwara, left Yoke.
hama today with his wife, sailing in
the Tenyo Maru for the United States.
T Tanaka, recently appointed score.
tary to the Japanese Embassy, at Wash
ington also smiled nv the Tenyo Maru.
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ense of the federal government.

pense of the federal government.
Vocational training is provided for
the regulars, and an interesting fea.
ture is that the "rider" calling for
government operation of nitrate plants
is accepted.
Three Year Enlistments
Under the compromise plan, enlist
ment is to be three years with the col.
ors as regulars, and four in the reserve.
The senate plan of a volunteer re-
serve has been eliminated, leaving the
reserve to the militia, which will be
federalized, and the militia strength is
to ne 425 1000
The report of the conference com
mttres will be submitted to both
branches Of congress next week.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
JUST WHAT ADVERTISER
SAID SOME DAYS AGO

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SEATTLE, May l3-The U. s. pro-
tected cruiser st. Louis will start for
Honolulu July 10 to serve as flagship
for the third submarine division sta
toned at Pearl Harbor.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16
RUSSELL WAS ATTORNEY
FOR SPANISH MURDERER

Attorney J. w. Russell of Hilo, Ha.
wall, is not the deputy county attorney
If the Big Island and mention of his
name in connection with this Office in
the story of the sentencing of the Span
n murderer Mollero. alias Molina.
which appeared in The Advertiser of
May was in error. Where Deputy
County Attorney Russell" was used in
the story Samuel 8. Rolph was meant
Mr.. ROlph is the deputy county at,
tOrney Of the Big Island. On the other
hand, Mr.. Russell represented Mollero
and succeeded, with the assistance of
the County Attorney BeeEsand Deputy
County Attorney Ralph, in saving his
rh"nt y week form the scaffold
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16

engagement with Carranzistas at Gu
dad Del Maiz. Fifty others who sur,
rendered will be executed. The Car.
rama losses were slight.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-16

Mr.. and Mira G. H.. Olson OF Honb.
lulu have been spending the week on
Kauai. They have been extensively
entertained during their stay,
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