davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
CIEKAWE RzBGzY
i IT, -
Tragedya galernika..

Wiclkie wrazenie wy1So}uje "
Rzymie tragiczny los galernika,
62-letniego Erazma Vassalo re .Sy-
cylii. kt6ry pc SO letnich ciezkich
pracach przymusowych ma galerach
jake niewinny wypuszczony zosta}
obecnie ma wolno6c. w r. 1875
skazany zosta} "a morderstwo ma
dozywotni pobyt ma galerach. O.
becnie krewny virginia ma }ozu
6mierci zezna{ pred ksiedzem i
notaryuszem, 4e kto6 inny popelni}
morderstwo i Vassalo jest niewin-
ny. S}abego i schorza}ego starca
wypuszczono wiec ma wolnosd, ME
.dtajac mu nawet pieniedzy ma po-
dr6z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
Prawdziwa historya.

Muzykant wojskowy Dyma}a
zlama} reke i dostaje sic do la
zaretu. Pc skohczonej kuracyi,
gdy juz moze poruszac reka, pyta
go sic lekarz sztabowy':
No, mozesz juz bebnic?
Me, panic doktorze! = odpo-
wiada Dyma}a.
No, to musisz jeszcze kilka dni
pozostac W .lazarecie.
Pc tygodniu powtarza lekarz
swoje pytanie, a Dymala'zn6w cd
powiada, re ME moze bebnic.
Wreszcie kohczy sic cierpliwosc
lekarza rozgniewany krzycczy:
Czemuz u djaska ME mozesz be
bnic? 4
Bo jestem trebaczem, a, ME do
boszem - odpowiada Dymala.
Czula iona.
- No, a gdybym ia umar},lJul-
ciu, bedziesz 0 mnie pamietaf?
- Alez naturalnie anio1kun..
zawsze Gle bede stawia1a drugie-
nlu mezowi "a p~rzyklad.
- iona pafska, jak s}ysze pi-
SEE powiesci?
- jake, a jake, prosze pa.
na.VAle co zgotuje to przesoli, a
CO napisze, to przepieprzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
PARYzANEK

Piekne danny W Paryzu - a i
ma calym swiecie - lubia ukazy-
wac sic ma tie dekoracyjnym, lu-
big oprawiac swoja urode W per-
ly, rubiny, dodawac jej blasku =
brylantami, otulac ja w kosztow-
ne futra. A lubia sic otaczac mic
tyl<o martwymi przedmiotami
zbytku. Do koniecznych akceso--
ryi elegantki nalezy = piesek. A.
lie i ma pieski zmienia sic moda tax
samo, jak i ma barwe sukien. !
ME kazdy piesek odpowiedni by
wa do kazdej o~kolicznosci. Ma IL
lice ,uzywane" So szpice, slicz--
ME przybrane W kokardy Q to-
mach dyskretnych, a vice mou-
re, bleu, perez, leine, benton dor.
Do przejazdzek automobilem bio
"a sic angielskie wyz}y, lub z6lte
collies. Modne w roku zeszlym
buldogi, kt6rych brzydota .stano-
wi jakby repassoir ola delikatnej
urody kobiecej, juz z%aczynaja po-
padac W .nie}aske. Najmodniejsze-
mi natomiast do popoludniowej
herbaty"' So japohskie gryforny ]
kariowate pinczerki. Ma sic rozu-
mice i one maja swe toalety, ME
kiedy bardzo kosztowne. Wypra-
wka psa faworyta kosztuje do Kill
kuset frank6w, ale. "a to So W nieej
batystowe chusteczki do nosa, a.
ksamitne czapraczki, fantazye,
koronki. w tym rynsztuku PREY
pominaja elegant6w Z epoki kr6-
la - s}onca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25

|OszustWa ksieznicZkj Luz
dWiki kObursk1ej.
Sprawl oszustw albo raczej
sprzenie vierzeh lekkomy6lnej ksiez-
niczki Ludwlki kobnrskiej i jej sta.
lego towarzysza Matachich'a prsy~
.biera ooraz wleksze rozmiary. Pro-
kuratorye otrzymuia licsne skargi
na ksietne cd jej wierzyc'eli,
kt6ryoh @edtug dotyohczasowYch
obllczeh poszkodowa}a o s milo.
now koron. Obecnie 2 g}6wnych
wierzycioll, adwokat dr.. lnhoffen
z Berllna l pew,en inzvnler Z Ham
burga, zadaja aresztowanla ks;ez
nicski, DO we wyraflnowany spo-
sob wyludzila cd pierwszego Bills
10 million, cd drugiego kilka mil.
mix.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
lie LUDZI Z1EM1A MozE
WYzYWIc? i, i

Ma ziemi jest okolo $500 MI.
lionow hektar6w urodzajnej zie'
mi, z czego nieca}a polowa jest
pod uprawa. Welding obliczeh a.
merykahskiego pisma STANDARD
of Life, ma jednego cz}owieka
potrzeba 80 hektara ziemi upra.
wnej, liczac W to grunt potrzeb.
ny do wyzywienia zwierzat do
mowych i uprawy roslin, z kt6.
rych wyrabia}oby sic ubranie
bielizne.
Prey tym rachunku smog}aby
ziemia wyzywit 1888 miliony
ludzi, ilosc, PREY dzisiejszem roz-
m%nazaniu sic }atwa do osiagnie--
cia. Me MONA tedy powiedziec,
re jest ziemi ma swiecie "a DUO.
Ma 66,3 miliony Niemc6w okra-
gle 50 milion6w wyzywia same
Niemcy; obliczenie wykaze nam,
re wobec tego ma glove wypada
poi hektara ornej ziemi, a gdyby
wszyscy zyli tax, jak. Niemcy, ma
ziemi mog}oby sic utrzymac tyl-
ko 5000 milionow ludzi. w Ja--
ponii ma utrzy1nanie jednego clio
wieka wystarcza jedna dziesiata
Geese hektara ryzowego pola, te-
dy PREY japohskiem ~sposobie zy-
cia utrzyma}yby sic ma ziemi
22,4oo milion6w ludzi. Ekonomi-
sta Sombart twierdzi, re niemie-
cki spos6b zycia jest kosztowny,
IL, gdyby wszyscy tax zyli, zie-
mia by}aby przeludniona juz dis.
Obliozenia te wcale ME So pocie-
szajace ola ludlow przyzwyczajo-
nych do kosztownego sposobu zy-
cia. -..
Berlihski professor Ballod pi-
see, re wkr6tce masy Azyat6w
moga Europejczyk6w usunac.
Pozostaje ia tylko nadzieja, IL
zanim sic odpowiednio rozmnoza,
nasiakna kultura europejska
tax, re dazye beda do innego celu
niz dis. Pociecha Saba, DO dzi-
s~iejsza e%uropejska kultura BY
najmniej ME jest altruistyczna.
Tymczasem musimy poprzestae
ma maksymalnej liczbie 5000 mi
lion6w.
Powiekszenie obszaru upraw-
nych grunt6w, mozliweby bylo
tylko przez znalezienie poklad6w
f~osforowych soil, Il pomoca kto-
rych moznaby podwoic produk--
eye ornych grunt6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
IDEALLY Dz1Eci.

Pewne angielskie pismo ola
dzieci rozpisa}o ankiete miedzy
swymi m}odocianymi c%zytelnika-
mi ma temat: ,,Coby tel bylo wa
Sym idea}em?"
Redakcya otrzyma}a szereg Cd
powiedzi, interesujacych i cha
rakterystycznych.
Ma1y Albert Everrit odpisa1:
,;;Marze 0 tenn, ably pojechac aero
planem do W}och i zobaczyc bic
kline morze. Musi ono bye bar
do piekne. Boje sic jednak, re
mi ma to o%jciec ME pozwoli, gdyz
ma ~ostatniej k~onferencyi szkolnej
dostalem z}a mote z rachunkow."
Skromniejsza Cd ma}ego Alder
ia jest dziewiecioletnia Ella Ber-
kar. Jej idea}em jest, ,,aby by1a
nieco ~wieksza." Jej kolezance, ma
zwiskiem Mary Morrison, mowia
juz wszyscy vpanna", chociaz jest
Cd niej tylko 0 diva miesiace star
sza. Ellie nazywaja wszyscy die
ckiem a to ja niezmiernie gnie-
wa.
Ella James,, 1o-letnia panienka,
ma jedno zyozenie: Pragnie, ably
do szko}y wr6ci}a poprzednia
nauczycielka, kt6ra bardzo .ko-
cha}a. =
I1-toletnia Rozalia Fleckney
marry o tenn, ably jak n%ajpredzej
by}a doros}a parma. .Wtedy mo-
ia matka inaczej sic bedzie &c
NINA obchodzi}a. Dzisiaj mic cze-.
sto Bile bez p%rzyczyny."
Ma}a kobietka jest 12-letnia E.
dyta Duvis. Jej idealem jest IT,
bieranie sic kazdego dnia w inne
suknie i nowy kapelusz. ,,Moja
starsza siostra chodzi zawsze
wystrojona, ale wszyscy m6wia,
re jestem cd niej piekniejsza" -
kohczy swoja odpowiedz
Herbert Abbot jest malym mi
zantropem. ,,Marze o tenn - pi-
SEE 12-letni ten ch}opak = bym
mog} mieszkac ma swiecie sam i
ME musia1 patrzyc ma ludzi, .wte-
dy niktby mic ME targa} "a uszy,
- jakto niedawno uczy-
nil nauczyciel. ,,Ale = dodaje ma
koncu = juzem sic pozalil u pa
ma dyrektora."
Ma}a osmioletnia Virginia
Bird wyroSnie prawdopodobnie
ma dobra matke. Chcialaby ona
mice ,rozowe, male dzieciatko,
kt6reby sama wychowywa1a."
Wielkie ~aspiracye ma 1o-letni
Hubert Wood. vChcia}bym bye
kr6lem ca}ego $wiata" - pisa}
krotko.
nMoim idea}em jest jedno "a
DAME : pisze 13-letnia Dolly
Brown. Me chce juz absolut--
ME isc wiecej do szko}y. Jak ia
marze O tenn. L%eza}abym sobie
wtedy calymi dniami ma lace, pta-
ski by mi spiewa}y mad glowa,
kwiatami stroilabym sobie kape-
lusze." Ia ~dziewczyna bedzie "a
pewne literatka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25

Nigdzie czlowiek ii ME dale sic
tax poznac jak wsr6d drobnych
szczeg6low codziennego. zycia,
gdzie tract z oczu j siebie ] pa
trzacych nan ludzi, zajety cal
klein wrazeniami chwili.
KS. Zygmunt szczesny Felihski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
NoWY SYSTEM WIFZ1E-
MIA.

1stna rewolucye W zyciu vie
ziennem W pogladach ma dzisiej-
sly system karny wywola}y "a
rzadzenia przedsiewziete przez
wladze sadowe W prowincyach
Ontario w Kanadzie.
Zbrodniarze ME So przeciez u
mieszczeni w grubych murach "a
kratami, lecz w koloniaoh wiej-
skich, gdzie czas kary spedzaja
ME W dusznych celach wiezien--
nych, lecz ma wolnem powietrzu.
Wladze zobowiazuja ich slowem,
re ME beda pr6bowac ucieczki i
bardzo ma}a tylko Geese wiezni6w
Jamie dane przyrzeczenie.
Dusza owej reformy wieziennej
W Kanadzie jest sekertarz prowin-
cyl Ontario, nazwiskiem Hanna.
Usi1owania jego, ably 400 wiez--
niow, osadzonych w Toronto,
przeniesc do kolonii i zajac ich u
prawa od}ogiem dotad lezacej
ziemi, u~wienczone zostaly po-
mySlnym skutkiem. Wkr6tce po-
tenn powsta}a druga TAXA kblonia
karna. Z og6lnej liczby 400 wiez-
ni6w pracujacych, bez zadnego
nadzoru mad uprawa 1900 akro--
wei preryi kanadyjskiej, W ciagu
trzech lat zbieg}o tylko 4.Wp}yw
moralny tel novel melody karnej
ME dlugo tel da1 ma siebie cze-
kac: pomiedzy zbrodniarzami, kto
rzy W ten spos6b odbyli swoja
.karT, procent recydwist6w by1
niezwykle niski.
w ma}ej kolonii karnej W po-
blizu twierdzy William ma As
wiezni6w jest tylko 4 dozorcow.
Straz nocna pe}nia wiezniowie sa-
mi. l tn W ciagu roku by}y tylko
try wypadki ucieczki. l tworca
tel novel melody dummy bye mo-
re Z wynik6w praktycznych jake
ona dale. Uprawiane przez wiez-
ni6w grunty doko}a twierdzy
professionally dawniej wartosc 10
do Is dolarow "a akier.; dis &C.
ma ia podnios}a sic do 100 dola--
row "a akier. Wlasciciele kolonii
sasiednich ,kt6rzy ma razie bardzo
niezadowoleni byli z nowych sa-
shadow, dis zyja Z mimi W jaknaj-
lepszej zgodzie.
+. Wiezniowie ME nosza tn lad
nych specyalnych mundurow a
resztanckich; ME maja tez ogo-
lonych glow, jak to nakazuja
przepisy wiezienne. spia jedza
wsp6lnie, W jasnych, PRESTON
nych izbach; zarzadzaja kolonia
sami. w czemze jednak szukac
nalezy przyczyny, re wiezniowie
CT, miedzy kt6remi So mordercy i
rabusie, ME pr6buja nawet wy
zyskiwac pozostawionej i'm VOL
nosci?... Tajemnica powodzenia
nowego systemu karnego tkwi
niewatpliwie W radosci, jaka ME
kt6rzy wiezniowie odczuwaja pc
raz pierwszy moze W zyciu, a ia
ka dale praca uczciwa przekona-
ME, re So przecie pozytecznemi
czlonkami spodeczehstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
Okret zat0niety z 81
ludzmi.

. Parowiec a~merykanskl Estate
Of California, ktdry : peanym Ia
dunkiem i wielu ~pasaseraml ma
p~'oksad.ie znajdowai sie v drod=e
Sc seettle do sk.gwaY, naje'o,haaa v
pobli1u wyspy Gambia Ga, niedaleko
cd vybr. 'sE r pdtvyspy. !. Al.st. y. =
Ameryce POI. na . s'!t.!a,llte .pood,w',o'dna j. J
'atonaf. Kapitaln ~, !, 4 9, o.6b 1d ,e' ! 9
sie uratowad ma t1atvach, sporza.
dsonych n, predce. smie'd na do,e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
~Niebezpieczne przyzwy-
czajenia.

' - .. - 't''''' ..r.
Niedawno skazany- zosta} przez
sad Londyhski jeden z .::bardzo pc.
%pularnych bankler6w ma 400 marek
kary, "a to re naplu}, jakiemu6 po-
%licyantowi ma buty. Banker zapfa-
Gil bez najmniejszego protestu' owe
sumo, ale oswiadczyl PREY tenn, re
przestepstwo jego zzosta}o wywo}a-
ne przyzwyczajeniem, kt6rego W
laden spos6b ME moze przezwycie-
zy<. Cd czasu do czasu a zw}aszcza
wtedy, gdy ozuje sic poirytowany
lub zdenerwowany napada go chec
nieprzezwyciezoua naplucia komu6
ma buty. Objektem''o podatnym kn
temu wydaja mu sic przewaznie
%policyanci stojqcy ma swych poste
rcnkach z Gala swa urzedowa pc"
waga-nie moze on ich poprostu
ominac, zeby ME napluc i'm cho-
ciazby ma buty. Ia zabawna sprawl.
bankiera przypomina podobpe nieco
wypadki, kt6rymi nlejednokrotnie
juz zabawia} sic Londyn. .>Bohate-
rem jest tn znany lubiany. po-
wszechnie komik londyhski. Artys-
ia ten jest bardzo nerwowy a pc
kazdej probe napada go sr6wniez
nieprzezwyciezona (. .ched uderzenia
kogokolwiek W twarz i niedoznaje
predict spokoju dop6ki by tego ME
nczynil. Ulzywszy sobie, siada
copredzej do dor6zk;, zmyka co.
moze, a ma koniec, gdy ma wysiasc
49, VI = t
z dor6zkl, wymierza j~eszcze poll.
GEEK Bogu ducha winnemu dordz.
karzowi. Wprawdzie przeprasza on
zaraz poturbowanego "a sw6j ME
TAXI, wyja6nia W czem w}asciwie
ma sig sprawl i wrecza lorraine
odszkodowauie moneta b~.zeczaca,
ale badz co badz przyzwyczajen1a
take moga bye czasami. niebez-
p;eczne z~w4asxcza. lie j druga; stro-
ma moze mice takze swoje 4dziwacz-
mejsze ~jeszcze przyzwyczajenia q
wtedy....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
%norak,em s~nalazio conajmniej 50
p'as'ssser6w j 81 lud,i re z,alog,. la
dunek o.z'ta % strscone.
Pod nozem obfak anego
lekarZa.

znany s4p,.coY.lista ia oierp,e.
MIA gardiowe DR.. waIiamn sDabney
praktykujqcy " Mar,ette "
.dosta} podczas yop racyi jednego
z pacyentow oblakan'a l przyczyn'{
SIC do jego 6mi.rci. Asystencl DIR.
Dabneya zauwazyli cd d}uzszego
czasu n,enormalne zachowanie sic
jego, ale PREY o~statniej operacyl'
gdY obi4kany lekarz zosta} z pa
cyentem sam No Fam pray towarzy-
.stwie p,elegniarki choryoh, zacza3
on tax gwaitowne zadawac chore-
mu cieo'a ma wszystkie strory, ze
trzeba byio wezwad pomooy kilku
lekarxy ably ob}akanego 'obezw}ad..
MIC. Pacyent zmarl wkrdtcs potem
wskut x up}ywu krwi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-25
Komu dzwonia lat poludnie,
Mech sic spieszy uzyc wczasu.
Stanis}aw Wyspianski.

Jeden tylko jest sen ludzkiej
duszy,
Chocby setke zbieg}a sennych
drog
I stu widen zalsni}a sic zja--
wa:
Jeden tylko jest sen duszy:
Bog!
Kazimierz Tetmajer.
Kinematografy ludzi zepsu1y.
PAM do zebraka: - Co? wczo-
raj byliscie gluchoniemy, a dis
jestescie Slept?
Zebrak: - Trudno, prosze pa
nj, dis kinematografy tax ludzi
zepsuly, re chcac ma Mich zrobic
wrazenie, must czlowiek dawac
cos nowego.
P6ty *nar6d wolny,
P6ki cnota, a: ME zlotem S s VI !
Julian : Poradowa'
Tylko kwiaty wspomn,iieh ME
wiedna, tylko miodose urnie roz--
palac gwiazdy, sl kt6re ME gas =
stanis}aw Rossowski,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-06
GRAND JURY IS
PROBING Charge
OF Chinese

Beginning a prompt probe Of the
statement of a Chinaman that he had
given Willie" Crawford $1,000 to ''fix" ="
the city attorneys office" the terrific
rial grand jury went into session at
2 o'clock this afternoon in the senate
chamber of the capitol. -
Chun Kim Sut, the Chinaman who
according to a statement made by At
torney Lorrin Andrews on the@Wit-
ness stand, declared that he had given
the $1,000 to Willie Crawford, was one
of the witnesses called to await the
jury's desire this afternoon. Attorney
Andrews was the first witness before
the inquisitors. Others called as pos
sible witnesse are Lee Hung, a China
man involved in the Chun Kim Sut
case. Willie Crawford, E. A. Douthitt,
who was Chun's counsel in his cases
before the circuit court, and G. F. Pc
terson, one of the attorneys that Chun
is alleged to have dropped as counsel
and whose dismissal, it was testified.
was accompanied by his statement
about fixing" the city attorneys Of.
flee. ~
Crawford has already said that the
Chinamans story is false and that his.
only connection with the case was
when he was associated with Attorney
ChillingWorth At the coroner,s inquest
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-06
JARRETT'S Plan
TOLICENSE HULA
HALLPROTESTED
KapahuIu Residents Say Sher-
if Is Going Against Pub
lie. Sentiment
DON'T WANT RESORT -.
NEAR THEIR HOMES
Declare That Wishes of People
in Section of City Should
Govern Official

| The Star-Bulletin has received the
following vigorous protest from resi-
dents of Kapahulu district against
any plan to license the Puahi hula
dance resort in that district The pro-
test is signed by Ten Kapahulans"
whose names have been given to the
! editor of the Star-Bulletin. Their
Spokesman states that they have re-
ceiyed no satisfaction in an effort
to take. the matter up with Sheriff
Jarrett: .-'> :. Er." - -.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin, :, -
Sir: When sheriff Of any Amer
lean community makes the mistake of
ignoring public sentiment, he should
bid farewell to any political aspira-
tions he may have. !,
When he adds to this mistake the
error of lending assistance to condi-
tons which are liable to cause VIOLA
tlons of the very laws he is elected to
uphold, he should bid farewell to de-
.cency, for obviously he has departed
rtherefrom. t.,.....'.t &g5st
We agree with a number of others
that there are hulas and hulas. We,
as residents of the suburb to be bur-
dened with the proposed continuance
cf-yes, nefarious traffie-do not wish
to be thought prudish when We pro-
test againest the granting of a license
by the sheriff of this city for the hula
resort lately so fiagrantly in the pub
lie eye. A greater number of US do,
not even go to church, but neverthe-
less have q sense of ldecency that is
simply outraged by the proposal to
continue this dancing of the hula for
pay in our midst The resort is 10.
cased on the main road leading out
OF Kapahalu, ana right on the boclle
dafy Of Kapiolani park. Our chill
dren going to school are compelled to
pass II at least twice each day. And
just as one little spoonful Of vinegar
viii spoil whole gallon of ice cream,
so will the mere passing of this
place with its too .well-known associ-
ations, undo a day of good school
ing. /. f~n. II.
To think that right on the verge of
the trial of man for killing another
under conditions which reflect any
thing but that which is good on the
place of the murder, the sheriff of
this city should propose to legalize
this business by granting it a license
is sickening ana disgusting.
Did we have the recall, the sheriff
could bid his political aspirations
goodbye much sooner than will prob
ably be the case
! He has knowledge of the protests of
the residents of Kapahulu against the
issuing of license for this place.
he has knowledge that the commits
!. Continued on pare four)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-06
Giants and Athletics Clash Tomorrow il Fight
for Blue Ribbon Pennant
IAssocIated Press CableI

YORK, 6The national baseball conmslon today
articles
ruled today that organized base
in 1914 lnasmuch
with neMpapefs
series action taken aga1 these
facthat
the players writing
ofhe criticism stirred ifeens among teams
teammenbers- h. :
Ath
representing respectively
leagues
the national
the premier baseball
atons of the country a
comprises and
will
will be battle
harawon is quite probable that the
Knkerbocker viii
final result flashed the waiting world
tits final of the series
maintaining record and loyal partisan
that the baseball enthusiasts Of Oahu
slightly in of the Gothamies There an old
o like thee, Dr. Fell, s@
tell,
and full WELL
l like thee DR. Fell"
MGiicuddy and his aggeeatcn Of
Athletics there to et the grand work d Pha
American rather
Assembled
by and part by the Individual efforts the
Napoleon =. ~
On of battle Arnold
American sporting
should he land Gotham today Every
nsgnfcance baseball battle
administration
being entirely overlooked "Ma than free
thousands dollars turned by the
baseball sastan such magni
the will
Maine California and thence to the macfc stronghold OF
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-06

SIGNS FOR :.
Tunnel JOB
H. K. Bishop Is Given. a Large
Sum of Money to Release
His Contracts

Jorgen Jorgensen, civil engineer of
the Hawaiian Irrigation Company,
signed the instruments Saturday af-
ternoon by which he accepts the con-
tract for the completion of the great
Waiahole water tunnel project. II.
X. Bishop, who began the project, has
permitted his contract with the COM
pany to be cancelled, and has receiv-
ed a sum in the neighborhood of SGG,.
900 therefor.
These facts became known defi-
nitely this morning. The Star-Bulle-
tin published month ago an article
concerning the negotiations, and sew
eral have appeared since, but for the
first time positive statements were
made relating to the deal by ]. F.
Hackfeld. He stated that all the pa
pers with the exception of one had
been signed, and that Jorgensen had
given "a large surety bond for the
faithful. performance of his contract
MI Jorgensen will take over the
work at once and complete it, His
contract, however, does not call for
the large pipes for the tunnel With
that exception the entire work will be
done by him. A satisfactory arrange
ment has been reached with Mr..
Bishop"
Asked if the report were true that
Bishop had received $62,500 for re-
leasing the company from its contract
with him, Hackfeld said that it was
slightly more than actually given him.
He said that before giving the exact
figure, he would have to get the per
mission of Bishop. He made the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-06
SUBPOENAS
ISSUED FOR
CATTLEMEN
Star Bulletin Article Gives First
InkIinq to Federal Officers
of Possibility of Trust
BRECKoNS NOW MAKING
A THOROUGH PROBE
Ranchers Alleged To Be Parties
to Efforts to Control Prices
of Meat on Islands

Rapid developments were shown to-
day in the preparations for the inves-
tigaticn to be conducted by the fed
eral grand jury into the affairs Of the
Hawaii Meat Company. The evidence
which the federal officials declare
brings up the question of the exist
ence of a powerful meat trust oper-
ating over the territory was added to
this morning, and when the grand
jury meets next Monday a score or
more witnesses, principally from Oa-
hu and Hawaii, are expected to be on
hand to tell what they know eoncern-
ing the existence or non-existence of
the alleged trust. vi =. '..--.E s.
United States District Attorney
Breckons stated this morning that his
attention was first called 20 the possi-
bic existence of meat combine from
an article appearing in the Star-Bul-
letin, which was the account of G. @.
Yee Hops break with the Hawaii
Meat Company, the former having
mode arrangements to import large
quantities of beef and mutton from.
With retailer, Wholesaler and
alleged TO be, In their re-
spectiye ways, tied up and involved in
the supposed trust, either to buy or
sell, the investigation of the grand
jury is expected to be long one, re-
Quiring the attendance of many wit
nesses. If indictments are found. they
will probably bring before the bar a.
large number of persons, prominent
IN the affairs of the territory.
Breck6ns Mastering Evidence
District Attorney Breckons, as the
federal prosecuting officer here, is
mastering the evidence for the grand
Jury. Just now he Is keeping his own
counsel to a, great extent as to osexact-
" what proof he Is in a position to
furnish. He admits, however, that he
has several contracts, executed by re-
tailers and the Hawaii Meat Com
pany, in which the former agree tot
buy their beef exclusively from the
1t is believed he has other
contracts, signed by cattle-raisers on
Hawaii, Oahu and Maui covenanting
to deliver all their beef to the Hawaii
Meat Company.
This morning he conferred with
several mep, believed to be meat re-
- (Continued on page seven)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-06

age as the vessel was towed into Ka-
hului and was passed by the Inter.
Island steamer Claudine, then bound
for Honolulu. Purser Kibling and
Freight Clerk Pieper noted the loss
of all four masts, the mainmast dis
playing small stump above the deck.
The foremast was jury rigged with a
sail, the middle masts were jury rig
ged but no canvas was seen. A large
section of the bulwarks is said to have
been washed away, and the wreck was
destitute of lumber, while much OF
the upper works had disappeared. The
rudder apparently was in working Or
der and the vessel displayed no list.
The hull looked to be in good condi-
ton. The Claudine came within short
range of the disabled schooner. at
which time her officers shouted their
port of departure and destination.
Captain Piltz, a well known Homo
lulu navigator. commanded the Robert
Searles until about eight months ago,
when he remained ashore at Seattle,
there to take up the life of rancher.
Captain Piltz is the father of Captain
George PiltS, now master of the Com
mercial Pacific cable schooner FIaur-
ence Ward.
The matter of salvage will be de
termined following the arrival of the
vessel at Honolulu. The repairs re
quired to make the Robert Searles
seaworthy, it is said, will amount to
a large sum. The schooner called at
Honolulu about three months ago, at
which time a cargo of lumber from