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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-11
Iowa Pensions Granted.

The following Iowa pensions have
been granted: Cornelia E. Bourne,
Grundy Center, s12: Rachel Dee, Mar
shalltown, s12: Kate Meyer, keokuk,
$12; Anna Palmer, Bondurant, ~;
Josephine l.. Hartzler, Bedford. $12;
Augusta Scholtz. Fort Madison, s12;
Susan Chenoweth. Muscatine, s12; Sar-
all Ellen Humiston, Columbus juno
ton, $12.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-11

figures were obtained from a Boston
statistician, but said they were corr
rect insofar as Iowa dealers were con-
cerned and denied that figures COM
piled In this state would show that the
cost Of living has more than doubled
in recent years especially since the dec
laration Of war abroad. He said that
as near as he could figure it, so per
cent represented the average increase.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-11
Mexico. Great Church.

Mexico City. the capital Of Mexico Is
a town Of some historic interest, while
its cathedral is regarded as the hand
soonest church on the American con-
tinent. The foundation stone of this
edifice was laid in 1898 on the site of
a former heather temple. Tie ia :
tional museum is filed with treasures
of Aztec civilization, and the various
memorials Of the hapless Mavimillan
and the beautiful Carlotta lend a
lnstar to this attractive city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-11
GREAT DAMAGE REPORTED,
Much Loss From Lightning In Johnso,
Washington, Cedar and Iowa Countie

Wucn LOSS FroH II9nehIng N JOHNSON,
Washington, Cedar and Iowa Counties
Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City, Sept. 11.-Ligntning has
inflicted great damage on farms In
Johnson, Washington, Cedar and Iowa
counties during the past week One
bolt killed eight steers on Frank
Tehers farm. They were valued at
$500. and carried but 5000 insura nee.
Three '>of Frank Winners cattle were
similarly killed. Horses were slain by
lightning on the farms Of Lee Harris
and Lyman Ogier John Groves COW
was killed: H. Turnipseed's barn and
T. P. Smiths residence were struck.
Eversmver's hay barrack was burned
and North English school house was
hit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-11
Story County League Asks Expression
From Candidate.

TAXPAYERS HOLD SESSION,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-11
Cured Of Indigestion After Twenty
Years of Suffering.

after suffering for over twenty years
with indigestion and having some OF the
best doctors here tell me there was no
cure for me, l think it only right to tell
you for the sake of other sufferers as
we'll as to your own satisfaction, that a
twenty-five cent package of Chamber
lain's Tablets not only relieved me but
cured me within two months" writes
Jul. Grobien, sos Henry ST., Houston
Texas. For sale by all dealers.-Adver-
tisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-11
KILLS WIFE AND SELF.
Daughter Finds Mother and Father
Dead in Home at Buxton.

Buxton, Sept. 1.-THE Swear old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hoff- :
man ran out Of their house Sunday. She
hurried down the street and turned in
to the yard of Buxtons undertaken.
Mamma is dead. Papa killed her
and then killed himself" she told him.
At the Hoffman home the undertaken
found the body of Mrs Hoffman in the
kitchen. In the bedroom was the body
of her husband. A revolver was by
his side.
Mrs. Hoffman was killed while pre-
pairing breakfast. Hoffman then went
into the bedroom and ended his own
life.
The little girl was not able to tell of
any events preceding the shooting.
The Hoffmans came here from Chi
cago. Hoffman was a cobbler.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-11
SIXTY YEARS A LAWYER.

William Graham, Of Dubuque, Admitted
to, Bar in 1856, Still Active.
Special to Times Republican.
Dubuque, Sept. lion Saturday
William Graham celebrated the six
tieth anniversary Of his admission to
the bar of Iowa, observing the event
by working on brief which he will
soon present to the Iowa supreme court.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13

p.eo de sObrrnador vanci6 otra vez
IirIas s,l> vacilaciones. V diio. sua-
yizando todo 10 pudo el acento de
81 voz:
-Ca!mad un POGO ,uest.a agita-
ri6n, Condo Schumacher.
por inspiration. II huen goberna-
dor halo Ia anEndjrha raIificaci6n
como mar, corci,iar >, ras,a,o ia
dido al itr;cin do deoradacjGn .on Ias
a~tpncfonas r,e racramaha II desor,-
ria dol degrade y uniG en- t;,rro M
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
Va a poner coto C%arrar2za al afan de
sus gobernadores, de expedliir decretos

time c~onvcnientes. SegUn Sc s2be. Ca
4 trata de hacer que sea rcspe-
tada su autoridad por los individuos
= ]qu:cncs tiene confiada Il admins
.racioa de las entiddes que folman IL
R~epu5lica. pero tal cosa Sc cOnside-
q dificil Y eXtemporjnel. pueS va
toGl csa genie eS;a acostumbrada Il
n"ccr 10 que ie parece bier. Y eS di-
fell cue cOnsienta en cue sc lc pom
gan rrabas 4 su manera de obraT. Va
81 distiatas orasioncs nan demOsrra-
DO los !ianados gobernaGorcs carran-
cistas que desean absolute llbert4d. :
que no quieren que nadie sc meta
en- sus insuias, nj c! propio Primer Jc-
lc cue Sc las do para 81 exploitation.
En- los s~iguierccs terminus esta con
cebido ell decreto de que Sc viene ha-
b!ando;
Con e. fin de !levar 4 Ia prictica
G inspiradas en- I'm mismo criterio Do-
i!tiyo : por los mcdios mas aGecua-
dos. las rcfoymas implantadas por e
gobie.no constitucionaiis,a. el c. Pri-
mer Jefe del Ejercito CONSTRUCTIONS
l.sta. Encargado del Poder Executive
de Ia Union. Ell acuerdo de hoy ha
tenido 4 bien disponer Sc olga 4 los
ciudadanOs gobernadores de los Esta-
dos : a los Jefes PoIiticos de los Te-
r]ritorios. que las ieyes ' Gecretos que
deutro de SIS respcc!ivas jurisdiction
acs determinen cypedir. sean pUestos,
previamcnte I 81 publication. Y por
conducto de esta Secretarid. en- como
cimiento &c IN primera ~jefatura, con
{. fin de que ella pueda hacer las
obscrvaciones debid&s, bien Sc trate
dc nuevas Ieyes 0 bien de refogmas
| 0 moiificacioneS 4 las ~ e~Xisteates.
10 Que tengo e! honor de conn,
nirar q USED para 81 conocimiento )
cfcc.os. r~citcrando!e Jas scguriGades
&c mi atenta consideration.
Constitution ' Reformas.
Qucrttaro. t. de Abrit lie 1916.
e. S~ecretario de Gobernaci6n.
ACUNA." D..
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hr~>. y nay mu'hos qu~ vai"n mi,
.iIr 81.
Schumacher cruzi los brazoS Y d.
j, a,zando los oios a. ciclo:
-I=ua."S so ioio>: III cuanto :"
r.o=ia t".antr Dc clos a TN hombrc
iigno lie r.o-io. :ratan a. monento H.
t'nj~rar.": "mponzohan ha>ta -! pIa-
49, Il" alablr con iuSticia.... Y ESQ
que Isle placer - ha>:anI" raro.
s. Me conocirrais no NJ. aruSa-
r:a;s de i"ni=rar al Gen.. qujero
,t'rir. al capita. Levin.
-Pu"> III cuanto a l"a,tad ' 4 se-
n~co<idad-ronirs.G 81 prjSione"o.-
no ha habido dos hombras cono Il
captain Levin: manifrstar 10 contra
rio - ralumnbar,e Y a, mi>mo tempo
elogiar Observation-Disclosures a Ia ~xrn-
cradle raza humana.
-OS aSeguro-repuso 81 Gohar-
nador. tratando IL calmar Ia cole
IA i. Schumacker.-que abriso IN
trnci6n pirfida contra q, captain Le-
vim.
No digaiS $50: aunque IRA IN 10
co. IN 10 damas. va quiSieran pare
cecSaIe los otroS hombras. que TO-
dos son falsos. asoistas, insratoS. ca
.uuniadoreS..... Isabel, que Levin
dc kund daba a los hosp.yales mas
De la mitad de suS rantaS?
-Ignoraba Que roS 10 supler8jS.
ESQ es,-griio 81 auciap0 n"esC.
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dad Is ~" IRA lorn Y no prnsa5o ~
M"Irar.
s. Il no prns6. "a bondad Irl Rry
>up!.6 ~ ur@il=enria.
-5I.a boAtad? Iecii Ia j~us,jc!a....
Y S'paulos. ccduo 10 "rcompcn<6?...
ST. Mair>tad Ia rrrompcnsado q
I&vin de kund mas lie 10 gu, mere
Ella.
ESQ e~s,-repuso ., antique ax-
Ninjst"o:-un .ral ra7itan. do>pu@s
de trrinta amos lie srrvirioS. termi-
m Qor ser nombrado mayor: Y asa
alta merced. eos haze sombra. noble
General? Bien dice I'm ~proverDlo
persia, Que 81 sol Que - pona tirne
envidia de IA luna qu" mace.
Schumacher 50 ha.laba tan frrifa-
DO, que pudo aprnas ronscguir lue
ia oyr>e:-Si me- intcrrumpis sin rr-
>ar.......
No. no-proSiguid dieicnio q pri-
Sioner0:-crei al ]priNripio raconoccr
aIeuna anaioeia entra vuastras fac
clones : as del canitan Lay;n... Va
veo que no o. parcels.
-Pero eScuchadme.....
-;EScucharoS para deer III. Le-
Win = !ndigno hasta de una fni<era-
be retompensai
-OS pronlato que no s. esa mi in
tanC.0n.
+QuaHais sostanarm4 qua g.. 60
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13

2".d ) a'tI'1N Ell ;" P''''7'' '0o'
!" Ell t! lol!uo DC 81 anna las '"'i"-
NaS a!a9ali"a> iflDu'a'as d c'PL''A
Levin. Ie lac!al i!ApFe>to! HAS -E'-
IA Pu" ia~ !lJurlas dI'I=.d's Il Co.
Drinador Ge Df'h'II"Iiii .r "''''''-
Poh!ehdo sN alec;loSa l!Ifdua eli t.
laNorIio calho' ioHlo e' paEiido Il" H1-
jarie "TlIa!ar sill IndISIl&ci'u } 2u IRA
tliud. Schumacher. HeSPurS de !a'-
ga declamacIoR contra IA lhGrailtud
!umana, 81 d"Splono en- su SlI.oh. en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13

Sc sclicitan Agentes para la
venta de "A PRENSA en- las
poblaciones de Las Vegas, Nue.
vo Mexico; Wickenburg, Ari-
IONA, y demas lugares donde
no los haya. Las personss que
Sc interesen pueden dirigirse 90
licitando precio y condolences a
IA PRENSA, Departments de
Agentes, 607 Dolorosa ST., San
Antonio, Tex.
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kyIsOS De OCCASION

No 50 admiten menos de ounce pllabras.
81 lister no puede yenlr 3 n ofictna, hs-
Bile pUr telefono, Travis o Nuevo no. 2Iii,
Y IN agente de Ia casa pasara a reooger
sus anurctos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
FL INCLES SIN MAESTRO
EN- 20 LECCIONES.

Esta obra., cuya mayor ven.
t&ja eStriba en- tener Ia pro
nunciaci6n figUrada en- caste.
uaro, es una de las que mas
facilitan el aprendizaje de lido
ma ingles. Tiene varias f6rmu-
las de conversation para "a VI
d2 diaria, : alguDos modelos
de carta5 usnaleS.
Hsy dos Ediciones:
4 L. rusrica....... T5c
EmpasJado en- teia. .$l.25
Pidass Entertainments =:
IGNACIO E. LOZANS.
S07 DolorosS ST.
Gan Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
TIPS HARDWARE CO.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PARA
A~GRICJLTURA-
HERRiNiESTA d.iF>t:ra para CONSTRUCTORS
DE2A>. PlNTUEN>. ACEIIE>. ViDRiOS, Etc
IL a lis ". Commerce y. - TclegouOS, 80
SA% ANTONIO. TEXAS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13

TARA TODA CLAsE DE TRABAJOS de IN
p-ents. dirljase i LA "RENSA. Los hace-
mos a satisfaction del clienre = a precios
retuc!dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13

HkCEMGS con 7oda correction. cartas amo-
Tosas. tie pcdimcDIO. reliCitaCiones, cumpie-
ahos, GiScurSos Y ioda claSc de poesias aIln-
rOsGs, de anIverSario. patr!0ticas. etc. Pre-
clos moderados. DirilanSe pOr corTeC q
p. CaiterGn, AS s. san Saba ST., San Anio-
MO. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13

Rornardinu VI. Garla.-l32 Y. sta. Rosa Y
Houston. rGI"nia TnrN!cala. icnto rIari"S
aliu~. rlr-.mir~ vruiiiIdU>. cu3Eio con res
camls. = -. CANA; para ratrja. =" y - e.
~nlnana. S9.tal & Sa.t-l. Ni>l:"UOS. >rrj b!"n
rcrihfGu. -r"lriuuO Travis us. :. Antonio,
TnNa-. @C-'l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
DitEESUS

Dll EliSGS:
Snmhrrr0. Il" Panama. para srGoras q ca
nalI ru>. - yIrIycn nu"VuS. COMPARTMENTS
Traualu rN""t"ntc Il r~'CtOS m6dGcUS.
SWrrlSrr "S0mGrrrrrH.' i26 West Houston.
,j-SJ
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pESCUISAS-

D"-ro slb"r ri Tarld"yo as III! hcrmanO Sa-
turniHu ,"yrE. orIg!Earlu lie IUr.Sima Gel
R.ac0a. Edo. dc GIanaIuafO. tl"ne - amos
4" -LeI. Tn 1915. Un"S padres que r"SIdrn
cn luri-lm1, GtD.. !"c!L!crun RU'!r!as d" 81.
ruanup -. rnruniTaha rn Amarillo. Texas.
- rgatiflrGTi con Una Su>rr!pc!du al So
unauarIp IL iiI.NSA. Z Ia persona uuc in
rlr!4' con "N2ruIuL. dGrlgirnGOSr q Mel"S'O
Munoz. +. -. Box ~. llardwick. ca.
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"a uroporr!onara casa, alim"ntOS Y peQne-
10 >i!ar!O. 4 s~riicri!a meNlCana cue seIa
!r.r :" c~rrISir inGlr- V espalOI. Para mas
dr:ailr< c~rrINa Carta dc ~ prUptO pUno v
l,rra a. Box II. Sta. O. san Antonio. Texas.
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S%ULICIIUDES MiTRIM0NINLES
nrSe0 Obtrncr correspondence con Schori-
n McyiCan2 q" bUrEaS cJsiumDrcS. cdat
iJ /. - amos. pTcncgo una naiiTa de Ne
yi"G. DIrlglrsc a Jose lilik. Box 81, Peo-
ria, I'll.
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SOI,ICITUDES-

SaS;rr Cu.'adar. ron TcGercaciAS q" Ia GU
dad lie MryIrI. -UlIrtIa "mrlc0. E~cTIba a:
=. Ar A!,agat!o. rlllrv. Texas. 3-!D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
H0TEL VICTORIA

NpJUERES:-
- H-i2l
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Dr.. shLOaE GAREA ALDAPE Dc iS fsculiss
&c Mexico; au!0Tf2a6o Ell ei Estado ae 10
zas; especlfl!s1s en- eEfermedSdes denlr1'
ariHsT.ss y cirujfa en general. Resi- iehc.s'
avenue D 49,. Telefono Travis 52E- on
Gina, F-ost Building, Telefonos, N':"fo 1T:
VieJo, Travis ,GA-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13

PROFESSIONALS
CECILIA SCHULZ-FacultatiVa aeGlstrada.
! S2s Guadalupe ST., Teletono Travls 5zS,
san Antonio, Texas.
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DR.. FRANCISCO vAZOUEZ GOMEZ-clrusia
general: espsc.8lmcnte Intermediates de ne.
III. garGgn!a : ojGOs. Uf!clna, 3T Frost
RIdg. Houston 81. V Main ave. TeleIonos'
Travis iSfc Z Crockett rs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-15
STATES AND JAPAN
BUILD MOST SHIPS
8elIlgerent Countries Show De-
cline; England Falls OF
81 Per Cent

Since the outbreak of the European
var, the steamers which have been
sunk, captured or interned in various
ARTS of the world, have amounted to
tonnage (f about 20,OOO,00O tons, or
quail to the gross tonnage Of all the
british steamers before the war.
losses Are Not Replaced
Now steamers are not being built
asst enough to replace these losses, as
he shiPbuilding rate in England has
'ern reduced by 81 per cent; in
france, Italy, Russia and Germany it
as diminished by from 90 10 40 per
emit The only exceptions TO the rule
# diminished rates are the United
tntrs and Japan.
In the United States shipowncrs
ave hitherto found it ecohomicaliv
dvantageohs to register their steam.
~ rs British steamers, just as no
mall number of japanese steamers are
clustered in Kwantung. The number
American steamers thus registered
large.
.uild Own Vessels
1t is now reported that large Ameri-
an companies and traders connected
With coal, petroleum and machinery
businesses are undertaking to build
CIV steamers for their own use and
ixty such vessels are now under con.
truction, 1t is expected that Japan
Sc owHCrs will take a similar course
DON.
According to Investigations recently
nadc by the Japanese Department OF
communications, 10Y steel vessels Ct
more than 1000 tons are under con,
trurtion or under contract in JAPAN.
These will have total tonnage Of
33,SiO, Twenty wooden vessels.
more than 200 tons, totaIling 10000
ons, are being built.
contract For 1918 Launching
Orders for new steamers are in,
r"asing, and Japanese shipbdilders
ave begun to make contracts for
tcamers to BE launched in 1918. q.
As result of the war, the deficiency
tonnage for ordinary commercial
srs is great Eleven million tons Of
british, 100000 tons each of French
nd Russian; 100000 tons of Italian,
100000 tons of German, 1000 900
ons Of Austrian vesSels-altogethe
O,9OO.00O tons Of steamers of all ma.
ionahtirs-are now withdrawn from
he worlds mercantile marine.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-15
PLAN TO IMPROVE
ROAD TO VOLCANO.
Bad Place Near Four Miles To
Be Eliminated and Grade
Raised

Several rond Improvement projects
are under way in the Big Island, one
Of the most interesting being the elm
inGtion Of the IoH grade and bad turn
at -Four Miles. on the Volcano road.
This is the point at which travt lers
en- route to or from the volcano fre-
quently encounter trouble in food time.
and where the Governor and his party
were caught in their automobiles on
the occasion Of his last visit to Hawaii
n. K. Lyman, road supervisor, has
two gangs Of mon engaged in building
new route at this point of the Vol
canO road. The turn is to be eliminat.
ed by cutting a direct route through
the kukul forest across the base of the
bend. The new road, over higher
ground, will n"rCssitatc much grading
and hlIing for part of the way, but
this Will not prove a particularly ,ex-
pensivc task, as sufficient rock for the
work is Immediately at hand. 10,
Lyman reported last week that work
IS advancing rapidly on the Kaimu,
KalaPana road in an effort TO have IL
finished and ready for use when the
delegates and Visitors to the civic con.
vention make their campaign to Puma
next month.
A. c. Wheeler. assistant superintend-
ent of public works. has completed the
survey and work probably will begin
soon, on a short cut route from Kuhio
wharf to the Volcano road. The new
thoroughfarc. to he known as Waiakea
street, will extend from Front street,
at n point near Waioa bridge, diagon.
ally through the residential section Of
the Wainkca homestead lands, joining
the Volcano road above Waiakea mill.
This will reduce tho drive from the
new territorial pier to the volcano by
fully two miles,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-15
UNION CHURCH. PLANS
BIG TIME N WA|LUKU

Members of Waikiki Union church
in Maui are preparing biz celrbra-
ton of one or two days length to be
held about October TO- in honor Of the
hftieth anniversary Of the church =
organization. Sunday, October <, prob
ably will contain the major portion Of
the observance. Waikiki Union is
said t" have IL most interesting history
in the half century since it was found
ed, and this will be narrated graphic
ally.
\ committee consisting Of the pas,
tor, Rev. X. h. Dodge, w. A. Mckay
and l.. r. Mathews, was appointed by
tn" trustees last Sunday to prepare
plans for TIN. celebration.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-15
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES

LAXATIVE BRoMO QUININE re-
moves the cause. Used the world over
to cure cold in one day. The sigma
ture Of L. w. GROVE is on each box.
Manufactured ny the TARIS MEDI-
CIAIi co.. St Louis, l.. 5. \.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-15

'hh physici"ns' who have worked upor
the case believe possible.
Movements Are Described
II was shortly before eleven clock,
according to Fujii that he and Kane.
moth left the auto stand whore Kane.
motto works. for Twilei, in the automo.
bile Knnemoto drives. They remained
in that section of the city until long
after twelve o'clock and then drove
straight to the tcahouse
Nishiharn, the proprietor of fireplace,
declares thrt Fujii and Kanemoto
reached tie tcahouse shortly before
one o'clock and remained there until
after half.Past two, when they left to-
gcthcr. Full then takes up the tale
and tells of n ride around Diamond
Head. owe plenty drunk; go ride
sober up" il the way the Japanese
put it yesterday. Investigation shows
that this is a common custom among
Honolulu japanese who have had too
much to drink.
At any rate the auto with Full and
KancmOto reached the auto stand
about Rn hour and a half after leav-
ing the tcahousc, or long after the
murder was discovered. Kanpmoto
was seen there by his fellow auto
drivers.
Woman Is In Desperate Way
While the police were working on the
abb Of Kanemoto and Fujimoto they
were also waiting anXiOusly for the
least sign of returning consciousness in
Mrs. EmOtO. The chief injury to the
little bride of less than three weeks, is
the long, horrid cash that runs dag
Onnlly across her head, and penetrated
to the BRAIN Even if sh" RECEIVERS, the
doctors fear that she will be a helpless
idiot us a result Of that wound.
Nevertheless the police have in.
structcd the authorities at The Queen g
Hospital to notify them as soon as
there is the faintest glimmer Of intel
hgcncc in the woman s face, and four
or five times during the afternoon and
evening telephone calls from the hes
Pital sent detectives scurrying from
police headquarters to- the ward where
Tome lies, only to find that she was
'till incapable of making any state
ment~
Love Affair Was Innocent
The detectives also set to work to
bride. Taking the statement of the sis
ter, Mrs. FujimOto, that Tome had nd-
mittcd her love for Kancmoto, the Of.
lcerS worked on that trail. They are
said to have discovered that the love
affair between KanemOto and Tome
vas perfectly innocent, and that it
died II natural death about tWo Years
e"
When this was reported to Charles F.
'hilIingworth, prosecuting attorney.
who has been handling the case for the
department, he said:
Well I'm of the opinion that the
department will have to release Kane.
motto. W" really have nothing on him
that can see
The Japanese papers, all Of whom
have had reporters working indrprnd
"ntlN ON the case, question the aibi
of Fuiimuto, brother-in.law Of the
little Tome, and they prirt several
stories of Fujimoto's treatment Of the
Trl before her marriage to Emut".
On one occasion he is said to have
beaten her with IA japanese flute. called
a shakuhachi, u massive instrument
made of the iron.lkc root Cf the BAN,
boo.
Another time it is said. he beat her
until she could not stand. and then
cut of her long black hair $50 us
to make her too ugly for any man to
marry. 1t was long time before
her hair grew again.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-15
JAPANESE TRIES SUICIDE
BY JUMPING FROM CLIFF

A"kl Kumetaro,a japanese, attempt,
ID t" commit suicide by hurting him,
,"!f over cliff in PuhHuI street early
morning. Failing to kin him
"lf in his first attempt, Kumetaro.
scrambled to the edge Of the cliff and
umPed the second time. He was taken
. the emergency hospital in badly
1ruis"d condition. His injuries were
Iressed and he was sent to his home.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-15
A MASTER REMEDY.

'h'mh"rlaiu's Colir, Cholera End
DArhoca Remedy is mister over Crlnp
oir, dysentery, and all intestinal
pains. One dose relieves, a secO ID ,l"ss
rarely necessary to effect u ute For
Al" by all dealers. Benson. Sml'h &
a.. Ltd, agents for Huwuii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-15

Ching Chey Poon, a Korean steve,
~" cmpoIyed by Pioneer Mill, Maui,
/" killed by being jammed against
he hatch cOmbing Of the American.
hawaiian steamer Texan at Kama,
ali Sunday, August 8. He was eau ght
y sling of sugar,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-15
BRIT0NS OPPOSED TO
CHANGING UNION JACK
(By The Associated pregsJ

LONDON, August IA proposal
Eat Somr alteration be made in the
mon Jack to pcrrrtuatr the unity Of
the British Emlr'r ns evoked hv tn,
a" has mot with considerable uppofi
ron, cSpCciHIly from leading men in
"'" nrd othor dcminions. 1t is
sought 70 honor the overseas dominion,
by placing the special emblem o' zach
of them on one shield in the cen r o.
'he flag. Officials Of .h"s" domirion>
-" "'"""t ANONYMOUSLY of the opinion
that changing the flag is a matter tina,
can better be settled after the war.