The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-09
The Two Shepherds
BY THOMAS McvEAGH

few exceptions acity support liquor dealers and m wIh very
sent e reason Tor this support doubt being that liquor dealers
some OF tlemaspire to be respectable and a 49,
this desirable aspiration affiliate themselves with either G R o
them And when it supporting the a" ne Won nave
brewer ana the equally respectable liquor and their respcb
wives are certainly beyond repOach Hence no doubt the fiond
gS entertained toward the liquor by local ornaments Of
For would be the vees nonsense to suppose that it i,
I OF b%hop Libert are blind awful consequences P
DElng them into contact with resultant consequences F
I 49, II they are Shepherds evening newsnanor
uch as they mix with the Unspeakabe crimes as
anu Se perhaps tnan all the starvation murder Of
sun OF WhlSkand yet these shepherds the sheen saw thai &
oppose the prohibition of sale of the vain
these islands These bishops disciples Of Christ STUN
his % % M Ee nave not the spirit of Christ none of
per company. " " proper pace and in pro
ao n Of puts up the usual plea of educating people
TO educate drnkad not to get drunk? and women
his bbuous propenses but with nreio t TO
The education along this line goes but we still provide and n
ates and is quite prophecy that we will contnna do
SO as long a" we allow strong drink circulate freely our midst
1t is become drunkard bnt +
educate him to abandon his drunken impossible
ing drink of whisky to have it, wishes drink too much
fire water that the FOOLS business Bishop ers But let rs
stop and consider Christianity highest teaches eIane
CATION the oblieatiOn of self for the Yet knowing the
temptation to the topper that exists in the Intoxicating
drinks the bishop takes up the selfish attitude that
restriction might be the salvation of his brother
But a drunkard is made in day. educated"
This education usually takes time Admitting that it will be
nearly hard the party who being educated to like strong
the old topper can't live fOeverndeed the topes
time will certainly bring day when everybody will be vrtu
ousy glad that prohibition made the law in Hawaii ne
saloon business will be brought to bear to make the verdict Of the
people negative quantity everywhere prohibition
and conscientious work. however the
of the officers law will stop illicit trading in in
oxcating liquors. Eventually trouble whatever will be experience
dealing with the drink evil and the issue will die natural
Prohibition stands good worthy life
stands for misery degradation, immortality, suicide
father with fathers love for his child will submit that
temptation of the saloon and its long train of evils
ing a majority of worthy citizens, Catholic Epco.
paan evangelical will at the polls July 26 the saloons
Eso'.o+o1o'o-.o'.oro"oro-o "o'o"oro+o'ro''ososoA
be carried out Moeoe it is not always the expert You
wrong sort before the next election
Some are saying Oahu being
military jurisdiction Have they heard of free
government shadow of citadel? Halifax has been
British America nigh hundred years
all time its parliament house has stood proudly independent
when these successfully resisted attempted
autOcracy the the representative of the But the
and miners of Hawas sefgoyemment are afflicted with
fusion of ideas which might properly subject them examination by
by commission and end with for by
law Civil officers have almost exclusively
American rule in the Philippines
cord there of dishonesty and scandal proved by the many
martial and convictions social disasters and stfe barracks
called of the kind civil governing officials prominence And
the finest records made by military in the Philippines
fighting service have been by those who had laid military in
favor of civil commissions.
People who do what they talking are often the
ImOnOpOSs of conversation.
Hawaii cited as "the horrible ex
ample of county government the people have direct
and durable benefit from their year county
than decade of from Honolulu and mpro
violence there have been thus county u m
cord exraeoral rule of the big island bulky volume of mis-
management and neGcency Fat appropriations roads
the disbursement of district politicians resolved themselves into
ausewa of boues and mud which began beaches and ended
nowhere and which impossible even TO %
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