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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-15
PRZEGLAD
pOlITYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
(WiHeIm I'D
Chicago, Is lutego.

. Chicago, Is lutego.
Dziennik rosyjsEd. ''Nowoje
Wremia" pisze co nastepuje z o
kazyi 5O-tych urodzin ces. Will
helma II.
''Wstepujae na tron, nastepca
Fryderyka III, otrzymal niezwy-
kla pod wzgledem jednolitosci
SHY i energii politycznej spuscizne
polityczna. Nigdy ieszcze, cd cza-
su Karola Wielkiego, Niemcy ME
byly tax potezne, jak wOstatnich
latach rzad6w bisrnsrckowskich-'
Usunawszy kanelerza zelaznego,
cesarz Wilhelm III obwiescil swia-
tn SWIM zamiarze kontynuowa-
mia "starego kursu" wedlug no.
wych zasad. z upodobaniem sta
loscia powtarzai swq charaktery-
styke: Jam ezlowiek up-to-date. =
Wszelkimi sposObami, popieral TO-
zw6j tych atrybucyi technicznych,
bez kt6rych niemoiliwa jest wsPa-
cessna kulmra: floty kabl6w
podwodnych, przemysm fa5rycz-
nego "statk6w' Zcppelinowskieh.
Wynikiem tvch zabieg6w eesarza,
kt6re rzucaly 90 kolejno ma Hell
goland, kanal Kilohski, do Marok-
ko i Palestyny, bylo to. ze Niemcy
istotnie zyskaly rozmach j autOry-
tet wielkiego, doskonale urzadzo-
nego pod wzgledem technieznym
mocarstwa.
Lecz r6wnolegle praktycznym
modernizmem W dziedzinie pre-
mvslu techniki, toczy}a sic zu-
pe}nie innego rodzaju dzialalnoSe
rolityczna. Me nalezy zapominae,
re, bedac typowym wyznawca idei
Xxx wieku W dziedzinie kultury
materyalnej, cesarz Wilhelm II u
osabial jednoczesnie idee swiatlego
absolutyzmu W polityce rzadach
pa6stwowych. Jest ON jednym O.
statnich przedstawiciei tyeh idei,
kt6re wytworzyly, W swoim czasie,
i si}e i slabose takich monarch6w,
lax Ludwik XVI, J6zef II i Fry
deryk Wilhelm /. G}oszac "wspd-
czesne' 'idee, = cesarz Wilhelm
pomimo to, strasznie przesladuje
prase. Broniac idei Feltrerkehr't
I. ]. szerokiej i swobodnej wymia-
nv wszechswiatowej produkt6w
kulturalnej materyalnej i moral
mel, jedneezesnie uwaia "a VIA
sciwe trzymaG Europe, juz prawie
lat 90, pod niemozliwem do znie-
sienia brzemieniem ustawicznie
wzrastajaeego mihtarymu; pO-
niewaz on, wiecej niz ktokOlwiek
inny, sprzeeiwiai sic i sprzeciwia
ideom rozbroienia. Wreszcie, glo-
sac hasla potegi Opinii publicz-
mel, bez wahania prowadzi Okrutna
pOlityke wynarodowienia wzgle-
dem swych poddanych, Polak6w,
podrzymuiac jednOczesnie zabOry
wojujacegO germanizmu Austrya-
k6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-15
Kronika MiejscoWa.

"Niedo$wiadczony mlodziemsc." /"
Hermann Franz Ross wni6si
do sadu obwodowego prosbe, aieby
sadownie uniewazniono jego Stub
zawarty d. 2e stycznia z. r. Nal
gorzata Varsell, albowiem wbrew
swojej wolf zosta} zakuty W jarz-
mo ma}iehskie. Ross liczy lat 1s
dopiero i opowiada, ie jest bied-
nym sierota cd d. 16 czerwca
1905. Ma}o ma doswiadczenia,
gdyz po smierci rodzic6w miesz-
ka} tylko u si6str swoich. Odwie-
DIAL on kilkakrotnie panne Varsell
ma jej zaproszenia. Bee jego vie
dzy panna Varsell d. 26 stycznis
postarala sic zezwolenie ma Stub,
podajac falszywie wick jego ma lat
%. Kiedy on potem wieczorem ja
odwiedzil, znalazl zgromadzona
Gala rodzine, kilku przyjacia i
jakiegos pastora. oswiadczono mu,
ze ME wypuszcza go z mieszkania,
p6ki slubu ME wezmie. Ow pastor
dope}nil ceremonii, ale on, Ross,
tegoz wieczora powr6cil do swoich
si6str.
Strajk sakonczony.
Ma konferencyi Representative
kolei Northwestern urzednikami
unij robotnik6w budowniczych,
kt6ra odbyia sic onegdaj, przyszlo
do porozumienia, ma podstawis
kt6rego zakohczyl sic strajk ist-
niejacy cd d}uiszego czasu przy
budowie nowego gmachu kolei
Northwestern roboty rozpocms
sic ma nowo. 1000 ludzi powr6d
do piracy. Rezultat widocznie "a
dowalnia obie strony, DO obie po
konferencyi oswiadczy}y, ie nie
ustapi}y ami kroku j wszelkie swe
wymagania przeprowadzily. Ns
podstawie tego ukladu wszyscy u
nionisci powracaja do piracy. We
"a godzin p6zniej podpisse sic
kontrakt do wykonania przestrze-
nj cd Philip str. do May str. Do
wszelkich robot, z wyjatkiem do
podnoszenia tor6w kolejowych !
wyrobniczych prac, przyjmowae
sic bedzie tylko unionist6w. R6i-
nice zapatrywah ma zaiatwiac sad
polubowny.
q twzedu zdroaOid.
W ubieg}ym tygodniu umario
W Chicago 592 os6b; o 107 mniej.
aniaeli W odnosnym tygodniu ze-
szlego roku. Ma dyfterye umario
1S os6b, ma szkarlatyne 8, ma odre
8, ma grype 4, ma tyfus 8. Samo-
b6jstw bylo s, wypadk6w kmierci
wskutek nieszczesiwych wydarzsd
26; morderstwo /.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-15

wytionlaczenia ostatnich zmian
w gabinecie; on sam zas w pis-
mie, wystosowanem do lzby, O.
swiadcza, re rezygnuje, poniewaz
ogoll poslow mimo jego deklara-
cyl pisennych zachowuje sic ME
przyjaznie wobec niego.
Podczas onegdajszego posiedze
MIA galerye byly przepelnione;
miedzy goScmi byio wielu zagra-
nicznych dyplomatow kilku
czlonkow rodziny suitahskiej.
Poczatkowo sesya przybra}a bu-
rzliwy charakter przyczem posel
Ismail Hakki nazwal Kiamil pa
sze klamca. Przeciwko tel inwek-
tywie podniosl sic wprawdzie zbio
rowy CLOS protestu. lecz prezy-
dent Izby wcale ME interwenio.
wal W tym wypadku.
Pisma dymisyonowanych ME-
dawno przez Kiamil pasze mini
stra wojny i ministra marynarki,
W ktorych ci protestuja przeciw-
ko ziozeniu ze swych urzedow,
przyjeto oklaskan1i, rowniez po-
dobnie sic zachowano po pre-
czytaniu protestu oficerow floty
przeciw nominacyi ministrem flo
ty Husni paszy ktorego nazwano
wprost szpiegiem starego autora-
mentu. Faktyczne uchwalenie wo-
tum nieufnosci byio skutkiem
energicznej agitacyi komitetu
miodotureckiego, ktory przez Kill
ka dni ME proznowal.
Postepowanie Izby przeciw
Kiamll paszy, Zanlm tenze mogt
zapowiedziana ma najblizsza sro-
de zIozyc deklaracye, spotkaio sic
krytyka publicznosci sledzacej
bacznie zajscia W Izbie. Przeko-
nano sic zatem ostatnio dowo-
dnie, re komitet miodoturkow u
zyskal kontrole mad Izba j no
wynn rzadem.
Konstantynopol, Is lutego. =
Po przyjeciu rezygnacyi wielkiego
wezyra przez suitana, Hilmi pa
sza. minister. zagranieznych' b
byiy generalny Inspector Mace
donii, otrzymai zlecenia utworze-
MIA nowego gabinetu.
Sultanskie hiatt, ktore powo-
luje Hilmi pasze ma wielkiego We
zyra a Zia Eddin Effendi ma
szeika III islamu, odczytano one
gdaj o 6tej godzinie wieczorem.
Panuje zupeiny spokoi j pubEcz-
nose zdaje sic obecnie zachowy-
wac wobec nowych zmian. UHa.
zanie sic Hilmi psszy pred Por-
ia powitano slabymi oklaskami.
Izba poslow odbyia krotka sesye,
na ktorej rozporzadzenie sultan
skie zostaio odczytane, Postawio-
ny przez zydowskiego deputowa-
nego wniosek o postawienie Kia-
mil paszy W stan oskarzenia je-
dnomyslnie odrzucono.
> Pozniej wieczorem nowy wiel-
ki wezyr byl gotow ze zlozeniem
nowego gabinetu. Ali Ria pasza,
ktorego dymisya doprowadzila
do upadku gabinetu Kiamil paszy.
zostal zamianowany ma nowo mi
nistrem wojny- Obejmuje on "a
razem portfel ministeryum floty,
oraz zostai zamianowany wiel-
kim mistrzem artyleryi. .Hilmi pa
sza sam przejmie teke ministra
spraw wewnetrznych, podczas
gdy dotychczasowi ministrowie
finansow, sprawiedliwosci. robot
publicznyeh piracy pozostaja ma
swych stanowiskach.
.Powszechnie ME wroza nowe-
mu gabinetowi dlugiego zywota.
Reorganizacya gabinetu nasta-
piia W zgodnosci zyczeniami
mIodoturkow; zarazem ich, ko-
mitet oswiadczyl, re wcale ME
day do obalenia suitana ami tez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-15

dach. przez burze zrzadzonych:
znaczna liczba kolei elektrycz-
nych ME moze kursowac powo-
du poprzerywania przewodow e.
lektrycznych, tax samo ucierpia-
ly wiele telegrafy telefony W ca
lynn Stanie. w Cleveland ruch
tramwajowy bardzo zostai ogra-
niczony, a telegrafy j telefony ma
ia ,,swieto"; w Sandusky ami je-
den tramwaj ME idzie wiele dni
upiynie, MIN wszystko znow wro-
ci do porzadku. w Birmingham,
Ala. W czasie bury dwie osoby
zostaly zabite; re St. Louis, Mo-,
donosza, re w okolicy okolo 1000
slupow telegraficznych i telefo-
nicznych zostaio obalonyct; W
Learned, Miss, wicher obalil ko-
sciolek negerski, przyczem 2 oso-
by zostaly zabite, kilkanascie ra
nio4ych; szkody materyalne So
wszedzie oczywiscie bardzo zna-
czne.
Omaha, Neb., Is lutego. =
Pociag no. 1O4 kolei Missouri Pa
cific R. R. Co. wykoleil sic W po-
blizu stacyi Union, odlegiej o 40
mil cd Omaha, przyczem zabityrn
zostal jeden pasazer, T. G. Bar
mum Union, a osmiu innych od-
niosio ciezkie pokaleczenia.
Wszyscy znajdowali sic W chwili
katastrofy we wagonie do palenia,
kt6ry przy wykolejeniu przewro-
Gil sic.
Baton Rouge, La, Is lutego. -
Pociag towarowy kolei Louisiana
R. R. Co. spadl blisko Baton Rou-
ge mostu wysokiego ma 35 stop,
przyczem jeden z funkcyonaryu-
Sow kolejowych zostal zabity, a
szesciu odnioslo smiertelnie ciez-
kie rany.
Galveston, Tex, Is lutego. -
Operujaca W tyn Stanie firma
Waters Pierce Oil Co" zostala
skazana przez sadly ma kare W su-
mie $1,7Oo,OOo. Otoz manazer tel
kompanii, w. S. Hancock, powie-
dzial. re kare te zapiaci, ale....
w srebrze. Znaczy to, re trzeba
bedzie uzyc try wielkie wozy
ekspresowe, by pieniadze tie prze-
wiezc re St. Louis do Austin,
potem ma przeliczenie ich Stan
bedzie musial dobrego dac rach-
mistrza ktory i tax roboty tej
ME skohczy PREDICT, jak W S5
dniach.
Milwaukee, Wis, Is lutego. =
Spaliiy sic tn zabudowania firmy
H. w. J. Manwille Mfg. Co."
p. n. 225 Clybourn ave.; szkody
wynosza cwierc miliona dolarow;
przy ratowaniu jedna sciana ia
bryki zwalila sic ma dach sasie-
dniego budynku, ma ktorym znaj-
dowalo sic kilkunastu strazakow.
Dach zawalil sic a strazacy spa
dli do wnetrza budynku zasypani
goracymi glazami i gruzami. Re-
zultat nadzwyczaj smutny: SEE
sciu strazakow zostaio zabitych,
a kilkunastu odnioslo rany. ME
ktorzy bardzo ciezkie; posrod "a
bitych znajdujemy nazwisko pol
skie Jozefa Bielihskiego 19 kom-
panii ogniowej; spodziewac sic
MONA, ze dwu lub trzech z po-
srod ranionych umrze jeszcze, ma
ia bowiem pogruchotane czaszh
polamane stosy pacierzowe.
Cleveland, Ohio, Is lutego. =
I W miesiacu styczniu stan finan-
sowy tramwajowej kompanii Gle
velandzkiej Municipal Tract.
CO.., wykazal deficyt we wysoko-
Sci $4,000. Kompania ia = jak
wiadorno = przewozila pasaze-
row "a &c, ale obecnie juz podnie-
siona zostanie oplata do &c ] spo-
dziewac sic nalezy, re deficyt sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-15

nami Zjednoczonymi Venezuela
W ,sprawie istniejacych roznic.
Rad wenezuelsR przyjal pro-
jekt. zeby sporne kwestye bezpo-
srednio miedzy Stanami Zjedno-
czonymi Venezuela zostaiy "a
latwione, czem usunieto ostatnia
przeszkode podpisania protokolu.
Try zadania przekazano pred
haski sad rozjemczy, czwar-
tie wyrownano dzieki zapiaceniu
malej gotowki plate zaiatwi sic
wprost miedzy Venezuela i stro-
na stawiajaca odnosne zadanie.
Protokol zadaWalnia tax Stany
Zjednoczone jak i Wenezuele.
Geese honor Venezuela ratuje
x Nkolcznosc, re wlasnie przyszio
do takiego zalatwienia sprawy,
bedacej niejednokrotnie przyczy-
na roznych' zatargow, New York
Bermuda Asphalt Co., "a posre-
dnictwem amerykahskiego komisa
RIA Buchanana uzyskala bezpo-
srednie porozumienie z rzadem,
wskutek czego kompania zatrzy-
muje swa wlasnosc we Venezuela
ale "a to zobowiazuje sic placid
tenu rzadowi co najmniej $4,000
rocznie. Dalej kompania zaplaci
rzadowi 100000, poczem upadnie
.skarga, jaka Rad wniosl przeciw
tejze kompanii Q rzekomy udziai
W pewnej rewolucyjce.
A. F. Jaurett amerykanski dzien
nikarz, ktorego byly prezydent
Castro wypedzii z Venezuela O.
trzyma $4,000 bez zadnego orze-
czenia sadowego. zadania kompa-
nil United States and Venezuela,
ktora jest takze znana pod nazwa
,,Critchfield Concession" dalej "a
dania Orinoco Steamship Co. i
korporacyi Orinoco zostana pred
lozone haskiemu sadowi rozjem-
cZemu.
Pan Buchanan zdaniem ogolu
osiagnal wielkie powodzenie mi
mo niemaiych trudnoSci, ma jake
napotyka. .Amerykahska kanonier-
ka Marietta" przybyia we czwar-
tex do La Guaira.
Washington, Is lutego. = Ko-
misarz Buchanan depeszowal, re
protokol juz podpisal. Caracas
opuszcza jutro.
Rzym, Is lutego. - Amerykah-
ski ambassador Griscom podpisal
ostatnio document, ma mocy kto-
rego towarzystwo amerykahskie-
60 !Czerwonego Krzyza przezna-
cza S250,000 ma zaiozenie siero-
cihca dla tych dzieci, ktore swych
rodzicow stracily podczas MEDIA
wnego trzesienia ziemi.
Reggie, Is lutego. = Tu jak i
w Messynie odczuto onegdaj dal-
sze gwaltowne trzesienie ziemi,
poiaczone podziernnym grzmo-
tenn, ktory mieszkahcow wprawi1
w paniczne przerazenie.
Londyn, Is lutego. = Krol Ed
ward krolowa Aleksahdra powro
cili przedwczoraj do Londynu z
odwiedzin swych w Berlinle. Ma
dworcu oczekiwaly ich wielkie
tlumy publicznoSci, witajac TAX
entuzyastycznie jak nigdy pred
tenn.
Krol ME wygladal tax dobrze
jak zwykle i mial szyje owinieta
gruba chustka. Wizyta krolestwa
angielskich W Berlinie podzialasa
dodatnio ma opinie publiczna.
Petersburg, Is lutego. = Poll
cya wydala nakaz aresztowania
przeciw Maksymowi Gorkiemu,
znanemu powszechnie autorowi
dramatycznemu. Gorkij ma mice
kolizye z wladza o podniecanie do
buntu w Niznym Nowogrodzie.
Poszukiwany ma szczescie znaJ-
zL1.z:a ,,,a MI1Oc1aNh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-15
GORKIJ " KOLIZYI ZE RZADEM CARSKIM.
FOnOgrafy do cenNu
ZE SPRAW AUSTRO-SERBSKICH.
Wizyta kr6Ia hiszpahskiego kr6la portugals


sniezna srOd
katastrOfy kOleowe 100000 sre
Smaiy pocag. pOzarze ginie q
Deticyt Cleveland. : Lyncz Ma
CARA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-15

POwr6t kr6lestwa angielskich do LOnd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-14

when an unusually large swell was en-
countered, causing list to the boat
and the forcing of the passengers to
one side. The upset followed.
The same United States statute
that was used in the case against Cap.
tain schaick, is applied in this case. =
said United States Attorney Breckons
yesterday. 1T covers charges of
criminal negligence in going to sea in
an overloaded or an unseaworthy boat
through which the lives of passengers
are endangered. 1t was used success
fully by the government in the New
York case -
In addition to their narrow escape
from death in the waters of the Moio.
kai channel the passengers of the Rain
bow suffered considerable hardship from
their failure to obtain sufficient cloth.
ing and subsistence on Molokai.
1t is understood that the prosecution
of Mr.. Tollefson will be pressed vigor-
ously.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-14
CAN DEPENDENT RACES
TAKE IN HIGHER EDUCATION?

for all, in conformity with that equal
ity postulated by the Declaration of
Independence. Another school pleads
for the development of the best in the
Indian, the negro, Filipino, the Hawai-
ian. instead of his conversion into
poor white man.
"Sueh a sociological laboratory AS
Hawaii, with its variety of race types.
affords opportunity to discover what
racial traits are Unborn, and how they
may be inhibited or fostered by educa-
ton. Onr Kamehameba Schools in Hoo
nolulu showed youths with like environ
ment and privileges ruled largely By
the impulses Of their Hawaiian or eau
casian or Monaghan blood.
"A fundamental race difference is
IN the point at which intellectual de-
veIopment is arrested The mass of the
child race cease to grow intellect
uallv much earlier than the mass of
Caucasians. 1t is absurd to the0rize
about the propriety of college educa-
ton for the mass of negroes, or In
Continued on Page Seven.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-14
HAWAII'S INTERESTS
AUTHORITATIVE
NATIONAL CAPITAL
A. J. CampbelIs Mssion---W Woodruff Coming on
Mongolia Congressional Visitors May
Be Delayed Public Building.

the law from bringing in immigrants
That was referred to the solicitor of
the department, who decided that the
Territory, as far as the immigration
law is concerned, must be considered
as state and its representatives could
do anything in obtaining immigrants
that state could do. As matter
of fact the solicitor has thus far de-
cided every question referred to him
favorably to the Territory. While much
of these precautionary efforts might
seem unnecessary, they are undoubted-
~ important, not only with reference
to Mr.. Camphell's present trip but
to any future undertakings of a SINH
lar kind that the Territory of Hawaii
may enter upon.
The Treasury Department will have
to decide whether a surgeon of the
Marine Hospital Service Can examine
the immigrants before their departu
The completion of such details as these
will probably detain Mr.. Campbell here
a few days longer, after which he will
proceed to New York. Mr.. George B.
Mcclellan and Judge f. NJ. Hatch have
aided him as much as they could in
his errands at the various departments
The interior Department, through
whose Territorial bureau Hawaiian bust
ness is handled, has shown a willing
ness to facilitate Mr. Campbell's mis-
sion III every particular.
The Territorial bureau is now in
charge of Mr. w. Bertram Acker, As
sistant Attorney OF the Department of
the Interior This change is pleasing
to many people who have to do with
Hawaiian affairs here, because of Mr.
Acker $ familiarity with Hawaiian Off
clal business. He was many wears chief
of the Miscellaneous Division of the
department and considerable Hawaiian
business was handled there Under the
reorganization of the department cou-
pie of years ago, the Territorial bureau
was enlarged and placed in charge of
the private secretary to the Secretary
OF the Interior. That arrangement has
now been discontinued
Judge George W. Woodruff is con
Guiding his affairs here in Washington
Continued on Page Four.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-14
Wi1MANALO
IS NOW QUIET
An Armed Guard of Ten Men
Patrols the Scene of
Trouble.

Latest adviees from Waimanalo state
that everything there is quiet. The
gap leading to the valley is patrolled
by two officers who have orders to
prevent any suspicious looking Japa-
nese from passing either way and al
ready two, who could not properly ex-
plain their reasons for wanting to go
to Waimanaio, have been turned back
to Honolulu.
There were rumors yesterday of COM
ing troubles Between the supporters of
Ito, the cane contractor, and those of
the japanese lunas whose nondismissa1
by the plantation management was the
original cause of the riot there on Mon
day
For this reason Sheriff Garrett with
Interpreter Townsend and an Advertiser
left Honolulu for Wal
Continued on Page Sevenl.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-14
HONOLULU GIRL IS
MURDERED ON COAST

The Miss Caroline Braseh, who as
lately briefly reported in an Associated
Press cable message, was shot and kill
ed IN the Office of Gray Brothers at San
Francisco, was Honolulu girl who left
this place not long ago to 60 to the
bay City. She was well known here
where her father, o. D. Brasch. was
the local representative of several East
ern manufacturing firms. At the time
of his daughter s murder he was on a
visit TO Bavaria with Mrs. Brasch.
The murder of the girl appears from
press accounts to have been entirely
unprovoked and the work of an insane
man. Miss Brasch was the bookkeeper
of Gray Brothers. Her slayer, James
E. Cunningham, was an employee of the
same firm. The murder occurred over
the refusal of Miss Braseh to cash a
check. An alteration had arisen, at
the end of which the girl turned away.
The man drew revolver and shot her
in the back of the head, killing her in
Miss Braseh was twenty-four years
of age and a native of San Jose. At
the time of her death she resided with
her brothers and sisters, at 1859 Brod-
erick street. San Francisco.
Cunningham, the murderer, has con-
fessed his<guilt. He appears to be de-
mented
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Weakness Of
DEFENSE SHOWN
The Riot Trial Defendants Fail
Under the Rigid Cross
Examination.

, The oft-repeated version of the jana
nese defendants in the riot trial as to
the occurrences at Waipahu on June 10
was again heard in Judge Robinson IS
department of the Circuit Court yes
terday. Tokiyama s idea of the "or.
derry gathering was about the same
as the other defendants whe have pre-
ceded him upon the stand. He tes-
tined to hearing the warning shot from
ocovllle<s pistol and after walking leis,
ureiy to the spot he found that the
japanese were rapidly taking them
selves to their homes or other places
in the vicinity.
Tokiyama stated that Miauchi re-
peatedly urged the Japanese to f'go to
the theater' and break up the gather
ing, and that they listened to his advice
In nearly all eases. According to the
defendants version. the portion of the
crowd that still fingered about fhe
Higher Wage offices was mainly com
posed of Portuguese and Hawaiians and
even these, he asserted, were made the
objects of the warning from the peace
towing Miauchi.
Attorney Lightfoot, for the defense.
IS not making so many objections to
the cross-examination of his clients at
the hands of Attorney w. A Kinney
Tor the prosecution as distinguished his
policy during the first portion of the
trial. On direct examination the de-
PENDANTS are asked a few questions that
generally tend to indicate that moth.
ing fiotous occurred at the gathering
OF Iaborers at Waipahu, while under
the cross-examination by Mr. Kinney
the defendants have difficult time in |
their story
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By Ernest c.. Walker.
mail Special to the Advertiser.)

Mall Specldl 20 the AQVeft1Ser.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 3d.
Mr.. A. J. Campbell has as good as com
pieted his work here in preparation for
the bringing of immigrants from Eu-
rope. A few details remain to be ar
ranged. This morning he has been con-
sulting with Secretary Nagel, of the
Department of Commerce and Labor,
about trying to obtain a. surgeon of
the Marine Hospital Corps to examine
the immigrants at the port of embark
alton for the purpose of eliminating any
possible undesirables. He has yet to
arrange for the proper letters of identi-
feation and for like papers at the State
Department, but those are largely
formalities.
The Department of Commerce and
Labor has been. cooperating to the
extent of its authority in furthering
Mr.. Campbell S plans. The Secretary
and the Assistant Secretary, Mr.. Me-
Harg, have been proceeding cautiously.
As the enterprise in hand is entirely
new to them they have preferred to
go over the entire question from the
very beginning. While that attitude
may have delayed Mr.. Campbell here
somewhat, IT has nevertheless been quite
satisfactory, because there is likelihood
OF embarrassing questions being raised
hereafter. Secretary Nagel has taken
a personal interest in the work, has
talked with the President about it,
and is personally seeing to it that Mr..
Campbell is afforded every possible
facility. He is also raising every ques-
ton possible, as is Mr. Campbell, that
the details may be arranged complete
ay and any future obstacles anticipated
One question raised was whether the
Territory of Hawaii could stand be-
fore the law as state and not as
municipality or corporation, both of
which are forbidden by the terms of
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ASSOCIATED Press Advance sheets.)

ASSOCIATED Press Advance Sheets)
DENVER, Col. July 6.-'tTbe school
life of white children is less adapted to
fit them to meet the conditions of the
white man 5 world than is the best
type of school life enjoyed by the So
called child race, because schools for
white children aim mainly to develop
scholars; while schools for coIored chill
dren. aim TO develop useful manhood
and womanhood through essential train.
ing for the white mans world. This
was the declaration of Charles Bartlett
Dyke. head master in the State Pre-
paratory School. Boulder, Col, in his
address al tie convention of the Ma
tionai Education Association today.
Mr. Dyke said that today Americans
are attempting to educate every race
under the sun. with extremely limited
knowledge of race differences and race
zone school of theorists,
said he. demands Identical education