The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-22
WALLACE ASKS
IMPORTANT
CHANGE
Insists on Condition
that May Reopen
Whole Row.

There are two of the conditions in
Fhe proposition made to him by the
be satisfied with. One of the condi-
tions he proposes to insert in the
agreement Is a simple one and a fair
one. The other is the joker that seems
likely to rip open the whole matter
again and bring about another half
year of jangling.
The first condition proposed by the
healer is that he be allowed to go to
MoIokai with the committee that is
sibIe he wishes the Committee of Ten
to go to Molokai also.
The second condition is that he him
self be allowed to come and go from
the Kalihi hospital, where his exreri-
ments are to be carried out, as he
pieases.
Wallach returned from Maui yester-
day morning. but was not in evidence
on the streets all day. Contrary to
his usual custom he remained quiet
and only showed up again after dark,
coming to the meeting of the Com
mittee of Ten. called in response to
the notification from the Board of
Health that permission would be Civ
i en- wallach TO try his remedies on GER
stain conditions, which conditions have
s already been published. This meeting,
which was fully attended, remained
in session for some time, finally break
ing up in a row following debate
regarding the first condition made by
the healer. Strange to say the second
condition proposed by him, the condi-
ton which will to a very large extent
nullify the whole proposal of the Board
of Health. was agreed to by the COM
mittee.
1t was tacit1y agreed among the Ha-
waiian leaders last night, before the
feeling began running too high, that
another committee meeting SHOULD be
held this morning, at which some
agreement would be arrived at in read
mess for the conference to be held at
three O'Clock this afternoon between
the committee and President Pinkham.
WANTS TO GET HIS MEDICINE.
wallach was seen after the meeting
last night and explained why he had
insisted and would continue to insist
on the two alterations in the condi-
tions
? 81 think that it would be only right
for me to go to Molokai with the ccn-
mittee that is to select the twelve pa
zients that am to treat. Tt is very
well known that lepers have many
other diseases besides leprosy and 1
want to assure myself that I will not
be obliged to treat any patient suffer
ing from consumption, heart disease
or kidney troubles. I want patients in
good health other than for the leprosy.
The board already gives me the right
to reject any of the patients offered
me and only want to have the priv
ilege of rejecting them at the Settle
ment instead of after they have been
brought TO Honolulu.
"Then I will insist on my right to
come and go from the Kalihi hospital |
as often and when 1 wish. I do not |
propose to be locked up as if I were
in jail. What have I done that I |
should be in Jail? must be able to |
get out and get my medicines when |
ever I want to. I also want to be /
able to see my friends and have them |
agome and see me. Why, even in Jail /
q man is allowed to see his friends. /
s&1nless the board will allow that con-
gdition I could not accept their other
Sonditions
'T think that this is all fair. Here
I have only put in five or six words. /
all honest words, while the board has
put in thousands of their own words
and only showed the conditions 10 two
or three of the Committee of Ten be-
fore they were sent to Molokai. with
out giving me any chance to see them
or agree to them. otherwise am per-
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