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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

4lbnmicsscil, nir pcii rSgNiidlgn NSfres
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marta rrlmlieu, Gnb acbrtru, acg ifise
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,atslu.a Au mugten-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

glsrsaniiIs Aatncn.


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@armotcrjesicM Tbiiren aeniter.
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&hhlisa Slra6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

8eitltrgef 8ciiidriften ctc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

ngBr cio gvUu Matinnug 9oIls." uuNs uab
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IrultGpmpdgnien.
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@itaEt.
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gT. la sseIt'scGiHaionsiraNe.
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EInmbiun Nnrrnces. GonacS mo
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Dlornor. un0 Mrailit. g9erfc.
8. Suaatmer s. aoas, 22a Moro Charles cir.
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pnr,g5anfel1
,1eutihs EparlnNf uuu i8altlmgvs," 0ut0ins
lun- NG1llmofes@ tfdhe,
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GtaotS.NanteH.
nIcmite Nant yfn Woltimrfe, saltmose. mn
pclnnntgtrufr. NugHii 1Neher liYiWncNi
GsuN, Stnililcr.
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MAN SASHES WIFE TODEAIHAND
KHLsELF With POCKET knife

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Comes dec-ared she was going with
= ssnaber man. The wife called him
names. so the sister says, ran into
the house and slammed the door.
with Murder shining In his eyes,
Comes smashed through the glass
door, throttled HIS wife with one hand
and reached for the knife with his
other. Then the tragedy came.
Both bodies are now at the city
morgue and an inquest viii be held
tomorrow.
Mrs. Comes is survived here by her
father. and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kalilikane, who live at the
corner Of Queen and Cooke streets: a
brother, George Kalilikane, Jr.; and
Mrs. Andrade and another married
sister, also a. brother In Alaska.
Comes has relatives in Maui
The murdered woman was about &c
years old ana her husband year
older. q =
Seeks Wife't Arrest. =
Comes visited the federal court yes.
tefday morning and asked Marshal
j. j. Smiddy TO have HIS wife arrested,
alleging that she was living in. Homo
lulu with q street car conductor He
told Smiddy that he had met the con.
ductor and HIS wife on the street last
Saturday evening. said to his wife,
You know me or words to that ef
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feet. and then grabbed her BY the arm.
lie said that Il e conductor told him
not tc make a scene on the stree {,
bnt that he insI SEED tina: ne see HIS
wife alone The conductor. he added,
sirtcrfered and would not aflow him,
Comes, TO talk to her.
Adrshal SmIdIy' told G.rmes TO set
tt1e name Of tho ecnducttr and that he
would arrest him today. comes said
that the conductor and Mrs. Comes
were living togsther IN one o. two
local roorning houses. g
Sent Wife MONEY. =,
Il ONES told me. that hi, wife had
ran Pways from Maui" said the mar
siIaI. He sIowed mt 4 letter n
whicL she Acknowledged rnanc- which
he Lad sent hen She sail In Tie let
Ter that she was sick and could net
go back to Maui. Comes said later
he was informed by friends that she
was living with white man In Homo
lulu and that this led to his visit TO
Honolulu" 81 49, e. : r., S..-
Comes had promised to be at the mar.
shaPs Office St 8 o'clock this morning
with the name OF the conductor. . -.
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HOSPIIALSEEkS
TO sAYE.HSE|LF
FR0hNEWL0SSES

Confined nom page oue)
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nor fair and we VIM not tolerate it
any more"
Roshl said this morning that II the
Queens hospital were q paying pro-
position there wouldn't, be 80 much
objection to the injustice Of the com
pensation workings, but the institu-
ton is behind several hundred dollars
every month, he says, and must make
mp the leakage; Ie.>.,
countsr Publicity Thrsatened.
Now that, he has warned the EN-.
ployers BY publicity, Roehi says some
OF them have announced their ipten-
ton Of starting 4 counter. publicity
campaign to the, effect that they will
not BIS, responsible for any accident
EXPENSES over and above that provid-
ed by the. regular compensation meth.
ods. ~ > -: ~'~.--.'
"What RflI the. Queens hospital do
with q case. he was asked; which
the employers win not guarantee and
which iehospftal authorities are sure
viii cost more than the money allot;
ted for it?''. - 4 :. - - ::
May Refuse Gases. -. -.
NAl1sOoo 10 - NCl y 60IIOub CdBO
We win refuse. H., said. Roehl. 1T
can 30 to the emergency hospital or
elsewhere. We are. not obliged to
take L. and since We are not to <be
paid, Why Should We?" - 80 - i
The physicians have, an idea what
their fee viii be- shortly after they
start treating 4 patient, says Roehl,
and make haste To- draw &c out "a full
BY the time the cost .of the case at
the hospital has been figured there Is
little money left % meet It. : -, ~
Z .fls most OF Che $50 cases that
amount wouldn't be enough fol. the
Hospital charges al6ne.f. he declares,
sfot &C 10 ir1possibl 20, turn out some
ffacttre cases III less thar six weeks.
After the phyician has tskeri about
t8t 81 this you can ZEE; where we get,
off =. 2.sss,s5s Il j. - a. 49, >.
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.PROMOTIONIsTS
WORK TERMED Of
tHTLEBEVEnT
Supervisor. Hatch Opposes DO.
nation From City as Being !:
Class Legislation : 4.

= Il can't get a dollar Of the tourists
! money / know many other peopls
that cannot. But few. people In this
community can get IT," said Super
visor Hatch last night, and on those
grounds he objected 10. the payment Of
$3.50 a month to the Promotion Com.
mittee. He characterized the act as
-class LEGISLATION" and O. such %
grave breach Of tr1st In two OF the
longest tSIks he has made in board
meetings since his Apo ointment be
declares that the average resident
Of the city obtained no benefit from
the tourists attracted here ~ the
work Of the Promotion CoMnittee.
eff III was endeav6fifg 10 induce set
Iers to come here, to make their homes
here I would not deny th3t their
work was FOR tn benefit u the whole
city he said '.But q II 81 apyery
small ntifnber a. people reap any
bench from such endeavofs md
thcse renp. q very SIhrSs beneiit" s
Terms Law aouetr,' :.
4 ne quoteda the statuts, passsd By
Ethe fSGf leEislatute enabling the
,b62fd to- apprupfiate money FOR the
Promotion Commits ana ScaEiea It "a
Very queer s0ft of = law Then she
.atsefted flkf e the work d the come
mittS< Wak for the beneflk .ot but &
.vsfy Few ittefSstS 81 tbs town md
Il 3S6sf necessary % panfs them 6ees
-Sppf61fi2tt6n 81 &c comes Nifeetiyi
uffd he C616fItt TIT i6H2 e Df6h 3bittuR
81 sG966S sleti6l6 i6h. He sNWelk III
'len&tk 6n tkis feafure ana flSafl Sik-
"a fhkt che 66f6 b6Dndlt. tie fieeS
tiOn,. through Its attorney, to the sii.
.Prelne court After 3 deal Of ha6giing
II waS decided TO leave the whole
question To- the attorney himself.
William T. Garden, the second deputy
Was present md He turned 1SRef hiS
copy, OF the session ieWt ma fsId the,
statue Judge Hatch had quoted 3 few
minutes before The tndES smiled
3nd did not ref1ind him fllats g sf3sI
not Tie I'M but the scbA5 q tiif3t 1Aiity
OF the law, that WAS In question. So
S1DefSisofs LoftH and 1ff1Sd both
stood viii gI6dee Hatch ii fiikt Discus.
SOD of the $500 itenf ID tiiE tndget
and Larsen alone voted With him,
Logan made & lengthy attack On. the
COMMITTEES for itS Adffod N0fk,s
Is Ne styled II. j, Hek deka1fSd that o.
- number 0f.occasions much publicity
hid been gwen BY tie 6otbmlttee to
statements that the rcads tafoudd the
island were suhfi for. tf1ITel axd nat
tourists who sbrouS nc machines hSfS
had left them ine SafXees There
80 - H,s,t ff2fysA -. 80 - H. -
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.RNe Matsoln stsknfer s; Matsohia
leaves With mail tohi0froW Sf.16 q. 10.
from Pier is fof San FrSncfsco. ..s
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MARRIED.

= Married,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ho.
nolulu. June &c. 1916. BENJAMIN N.
MatsuZawa and Miss Sadie MORT
shige, David C. Peters, minis
ter Of The Christian church, official
ing. Witnesses. Or. I. Mort and
Miss Taxed Okamura. g..
FERNANDES CoRREA-In Honolu.
:, In. June "a. 1916, Joseph s.. Fernan-
4 dee md Miss Adelaide Correa, Rev.
Father Stephen J. Alencastre, pas
tor u the Catholic church OF the
Sacred Hearts, Punahou. officiating.
; Witnesses, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B.
Cofrea. -.
TEVESBORGES-In Honolulu, June
"a, 1916, Joseph C. Teves and Miss
Mary Borges, Rev. Father Patrick
st. Ledger Of the Catholic Cathed:
raj. officiating. Witnesses, Antonio
;, G. Peyes and Helen @. Teves. 4
SANF0SiSfIiVA--fn Honolulu, June
j. "a, 1916, Joaquin N. Santos and
q. Miss Agnes Silva, Rev. Father Pat.
- rick st. Ledger OF. the Catholic ca
thedral, officiating. Witnesses, An
tonic Medeiros and Rena Medeiros.
KAAUKUU-KAIEWE - In Honolulu;
, June a, 1916, Abraham K. Kaaukuu
: and Miss Abigail NJ: KAiewe, Rev.
!, Father Mkximfn Aft Of the Gatho-
lie cathedral. officiating. Witnesses,
: George K. Kaia and Mary Ksaukuu.;
z - 81
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Three hundred ma fifty bf1ecoatS
attended the summer military train.
ing camp ct Fort Wadswofth, Slater
Island. 81 ~. go. z.. s r7
Fire Of unknown origin caused $780,
900 damage to goods stored on q new
concrete pier aA San Francisco
Four men and woman were shot
at Lexington KY. two fataliy. during
q battle between negro, police, and
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d. 3. VERNON,
General Agent,
s26 Fort Street
Honolulu. Phone 4O2S.

with IS cabin ana ~ deck pas.
sensefs the ;Intst-lslan6 steaner
Mauna Kea arrived here fhis morning
nom Hio ana Lahziha she 6r61sht
/ automobile. i horses ! erliss Of poul.
Try. slbundies ofsyskstabies. s. hun
dies Of hides, I barrsIs 81 wine, 975
pieces II ohiE lumber ana so pack
agee az sundFies. -
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PERSONALITIES

. MR.. and MRS. FRANK 6. ATHER.
TON and their family VIII sail tomor.
row for the mainland upon an extend:
ed summer vacation stay. They VIII
So t0 Seattle and spend some two and
o6e.helf months there. =. Y = :.
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VITAL STATISTICS
RoLRN.

DREIEE-In Honolulu. June g. 1916.
to Mr.. and Mrs. August Dreier- OF
Kalihi, a son.
YET-In Honolulu. June IS, 1916, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ho Lum Yet Of Ban
yam and King streets. a daughter.
QUTNTAL-In Honolulu. June IS.
1915, to Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Quintal
Of Kaau street, near 10th avenue,
, Kaimuki, daughter, Josephine.
KE0LA-In Honolulu. June %, 1916.
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Keola OF
1889 Hoaghtailine road, daughter.
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Contributions received by the Bel
gian Relief Fund now amount to 81.
104,S17. ...... ~ a..
Congressman Claude Kitchin Of
North Carolina was renomfnated for
congress In the state primary. &,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John De EouIa, Portuguese. .28
Lucy Freitas. Portuguese. :. .1s
William o. White. Part-Hawaiian. 20
Helen y. Poepoes Eawaiian %
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HARB0R Notes

Il 2 .s-- -s..--.. 5tf y - az - ~
me MstSon steamer SManoa is
Scheduled TO arrive ct San Francisco
The Matson. steamer Nilhelniina Is
dqe 70 lsavs San FranciEco tomorrow
Tor Hdnoldiu. II! y
1ne Mafson tssmer {; Matsohia
leaves With nah tomorrow Sks16 & m.
nom Pier is fof Sani Fr2nctfsco. .s 81
- Is - z ~ - -. q r.
Is me BTitish stssmef KeStfsi sis !die
10 Sifise &c Fannfht islsad tthis after.
/ Noon 0fs tomorrow fl6rnftg. ~
= u y s-sz--zzaas ss'< 2'Rs,ss
me, schooner AZ r. CSSuts has al.
rived &c fIiIo and % sdiscfafkfng ium:
Der. she Is from Puget sotfnd ports.
Tie Nhaf4ss 81 tie Understand
C0nfpany presented 8 very busy scene
this morning With stxs II ~ steamers
III port ~ g &, ~ II ~.
The American 5 HGWafian steamer
@exfcah Is dc iilo ana Win probahly
q ssaas 70 sail for San Frahedsco tO:
Fred Waidron / Co, la, : started
work this morning IN their new offices
ct the corner Of Fort and Queen
streets. I -: - ~
The Matson steamer Enterprise az.
rived at ,Hilo Sunday with q general
cargo. She Win SAN for San Fran
CHICO Sunday. - ! = :. :, 4
The Matson steamer Hyades will
leave San, Francisco Saturday with &
general cargo. She will come TO Homo
fulu direct and, Ii due to arrive here
the Following saturday.y
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Fire destroyed the summer resort of
Boyton Beach, NJ. *. =.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-05-11
A PLEASANT AFFAIR.

On Thursday afternoon, May
18th, the Ladies Aid Society Of
the Baptist church met with Mrs.
l.. P, Ellison. Our attendance was
larger than at any time for the
last three years or Since we spent
the day with Mrs. Sid RoySter.
OF course we were all there that
day because she invited us es-
pecially to spend the entire day
and take dinner with her, but thls
meeting was different in that we
came and spent the time IN work.
More than twenty ladies We're
present and the afternoon was
spent in sewing. During the lat
ter part of the working hours
candy was passed around TO mem
bers and visitors and OF course
this was an especially enjoyable
feature of the afternoon. After
the work was finished the regu'
lar devotional meeting Of the so
ciety was held and after which
several new members were enroll
ed. We trust that this meeting
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-05-11
ROPER DISTRICT NEWS.

Mrs. Herman Edmiston and lit
tie daughter, of Union City, spent
Friday night with Mrs L. z. Rob
ersOn.-Alr. and Mrs. Robert
johnson and little daughter, OF
Cayce, visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Roper Sunday W. j. Fields spent
Thursday night with his brother,
A. d. Fields, of Mayfield.-- w.
W. Peuett and John Sloan at
tended court in Fulton Tuesday p
Miss Ida May Johnston returned
10 her home near Hickman Satur-
day, after visit with her cousin,
Hazel Fields. AIR and Mrs Roy
Adams, of Moscow, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Fannie Henry and chill
dren. Israel Clark and daugh-
terS. Misses Maggie and Retta,
of State Line, visited Mrs. John
Sloan Friday-Aliss Ruth Preuett
and brother, Rubin, aud Ernest
Fields attended Children s ser
vices al Moscow Sunday night
Little Miss Virginia French was
at home from school IN Hickman
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-05-11

the largest regular meeting IN
years, is but the beginning OF
many, equally as large or larger,
increasing each time in interest
and members. How much we can
accomplish if we will just work
and attend regularly, not just Z
or 8 ladies, but all. Let ms make
it our aim 10 have each lady IN
the church a member Of the Aid
Society. What a source OF power
this would be for our church. We
appreciate the presence OF 80
many ladies who were not mem
beers. and hope they will become
members later. Those present
were. members: Mesdames, G. N.
Helm, r. II. Burnett, w. j. HH+
per. w. Z. Lynch, S. j.. ROyster- j.
o. West. f. L. Case, Bell Case,
MIN Walker, G.. NJ. Ross, Il. G.
Rice. II. C. McMullin, +. b. Pra-
Their. NJ. Z. Shaw. Visitors; Mes
DANES Ben Adams, T. Il. Caps,
C. T. Bondurant, +. Il. Reeves,
John Swift Murphey Bondurant,
X. A. Mitchell, Alvin Threlkeld,
l.. II. Fitzpatrick, Robert DeBow
and L. McMakin.