davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07
Cute Buber.
Sr9en0 cine Der Mmtem gemanmtes
GrSdblnn9em sttm Yreiic pon
ttttr 80 GeutS.

Sa bon fatbolnden Glcrn INNER pieber nm CUTE Sehlre. be-
tonoers Inn quite Gr3dblungen fir Die Sugeno, bel us dngefragt fpiro,
baben mir beidlonen, btcier Nndraee burh elm entiprefenSes Mngebot
5u be9egnen. @ir baben unieren &eiern cine 9roBe, %reihbatige elite
bon 9udern 81 bieRn, aus tpelfer cine Iusnpabl ibnen ibr leuht
lperoen piro. IS fb aaes por5hgihe Werfe Der befen fafbphihen
Shritneaer, nno @ltern no ainoer. &naben nb Ndoben, Snnglm9e
INN Snngfralcn. ioiue Scbrer unO Sebrerinnen fonnen. Dbne 9etabr
trgenp etpas Infpb9ent iu be9gner. enes pDer mebrere Daeler SuDer
81 DENT angegebenen Yretc brett pn ms be5eben. inpern Ne Den
Senel5etel ausfilen, Den tic nnten fnben.
Nr ipiien tn nirfiameres 0tittel, fir bic m6glidit tpeite Ser
brettnng gutter. tatboliifer Sdriften ein5utreten. dig tnpem mir un1eren
Se1ern af Dieie WeiIc Die Nnidaffnng gutter Shrtfen, beionDers gutter
Undertakings ieratur, 5umal tatbolnber Gr5dblungen, mDslthH es
ieihtsrn. Gerabe Jest, lpdbrenc Der lagen @interabenoe, bhrfte IN
pielen faboiihen 6amilien ib bas 9ebiirfnib mad ifpnen. lpanuenz
ben tatboliihen %er3ablunsen, @opeQen uno @omanen,, beionSerS be-
iuadbienbe. reifcre ,usenp. scrne TN 5amIienfreic sufammenbalten
huont. oanm feHelt tie nit irsenb elmer Der ipannenoen Gr5dblnnsen, BITE
mir Gnh in Der madfplsenben elite pprlesen, an ben 2eieiih. 5inet
ben 8 chel5etel aus, fugt Den @etrag bel ub abreifert: Boot Dept
Catholic Yrtntin9 60, Dubuque, Soma.
Her Journeys End. By Frances Cooke.
The Turn of the Tide. By Mary Agatha Gray.
So AS BY Fire. BY Jean Conner.
The Unbidden Guest BY Frances Cooke.
The Shadow of Eversleigh. BY Jane Lansdowne.
Rose of the World. BY M. c. Martin.
The Light of His COuntenance. By Jerome Harte.
The Test of Courage. By Frances Cooke.
In Gods Good Time. BY ii. M. Ross.
My Lady Beatrice. BY Frances Cooke.
The Secret Of the Green Vase. By Frances Cooke,
The Crcus-Riders Daughter. By F. Won Bracket.
FabiOla. BY Cardinal Wiseman.
Fabiolas Sisters. Sequel to Fabiola. Adapted by A. C. Clarke.
The Heiress of CrOnenstein. By Countess Hahn-Hahn.
Idols: or The Secret of Rue Chassee a Antin. By Raoul de
NaveTy.
Forgive and Forget. By Ernst Linsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07

,Hcbcn hc3 @crQnrbcitcr2, Der I'M
Snrdlidnih 1913 Sabre lcbt, %rpdbrclo
cin Sarnlcr 6 ul,f 81 brinAt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07

Sic Gitu Of Sonoon bat cilcn Slds
'tltraum ppn 671 Guuorntmcilcn;
en- Dorf 723; Chicago 191.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07

Gs cr.bdlt Ntoit (@rnpc Sllicc)
lr Bic S]Ibitun6cu Dca A!foboIa, nbcr
iidjt Den crtlpicfcltcn Nlfohpl icl6It.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07

.Scbca SG6r iter6cn in Sbip 30
600 Trbeitcr an @cruisfrnntbcitcn,
sic ncrbiltet mcrhcu fDnntcn", GuBert
ltd 81. T.. u. H%uD6urit, NurliRcr Der
aurnabmc Gumniiiion iiir VcruiSs
5rnutbeitcu. IL cincm 2lrtiiel, Der bon
Der Stautas@ ciunobcits6cbprbc Sbip's
UerpiFentlioIt ut, ollnmcngcn ec5
lddIlideu Stau6co Weroen bel gubrs
arbc;:eu in Selicm bel DER Sdiefcr@
aeluinnuit0 nm in SteinbriideL ionic
Del Der Steirbenrbeitmg cr6eugi. Sfm
Gus8cieBtc 4r6citcr ilcrbcn an Suus
leuent5iinDunG unb S%Hluiuoiud)t. lin
fuQe uuo a~rantbeiEeu pcrtiir6en bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07

Gin nmerifnniiUcr Ncrc iii Alcid,
in unp brci 3cbntcl Wtor9cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07

G6icogo gcpdbrt fiir ciuen Nidel
biz lGn9itc Snbrt ntf Der StraBcns
uahL ndnlid einc Siitnnce pm rs
aicilcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07

+
G6 gibt i(pt 6cbn pollltdlNt9 trpdcnc
Stnatcu mo % BADEN Socdl Option.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
GtiQt Gnrea Mpril=@ niten.

Sroitauftbal&en uno Iprilregen
maden @u@ fr0iteln Biz a1f oas
Morf - SIR befommt @rfatlung
@opf unb 211ngen mer6en Deritopft-
STR ieio fieberii6 - buffet nnanf=
baltiam un6 fiiblt gud eleno - SSbr
ben0tbtgt 81. Sings Neue @mbed.
ung. @s betlt ent5unoeten nn6 irri-
tierter SAILS nn6 2ungen, 1tiut SUI
]ten, Grer @opf miro flor, bas Bieber
perIdBt gu6 un6 SIT fiblt @ud)
fem. &err S. 8. DapiS bon Stidnep
Corner, Me., iogt: v@or gebeilt bon
einem fiirdterli9en 9u1ten, nadbem
Doftoren 8ebanolungen un6 an6ere
Meoi8i1ren Elm 8eblfdlog getpefen.
2ir6era1ng o6er @elo 5uriid. Mnge'
1oebm ~ @trtoer lieben es. @9afft
Gu@ be,,te cine 6lafde an. SOC urb
$1.OO. Bel @urem Mpotbeter. Bud.
Ien's Mrnica SaIbe fir ole @eben.
- Mnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
10 gut fit @mifen pber 81.
fGltnng.

@enn SIR cine grfdltung babt,
inoat SIR oie Bette Meoi5in, sic gu
befommen lit, um oabo1 befreit at
meroen un6 5tpar iobal6 ols m0glid.
IS gtbt biele, tpel9e @bamberIains
Snitenmittel fir uniibertreffli@ bal
ten. 6rau S. 8oroff, @lioo, Ohio,
iagt: ~Seitoem metne Go9ter @utb
gebeilt mar bon elmer idlimme11 gr-
faltnng o6er &uiten 6ur@ CHAMBER.
lainS &ritenmittel Dor 5pei Sabrer.
batte i6 cine gemilie 3uneienng 31
ienen T%abrifanten 6ieier 8uberei-
Sd tpeiB mdts, 6as 10 RAID
bon einem &uiten befreit ODER cine
beilt." gu fanfen in Scar.
tin Molitors Mpotbete. = Mnaetqe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16

neutrality-suspicious. nit aler 8udt
11teoergeriiien unb 5u Sail gebradt
fabe. Ger SAT- elmer r11dlofen Ebat
NOR ausgei@loien, .peil 6erienige,
tpelder Die ituben6en @ol5er bintpeg-
5u16lagen itd unteritanben bGtte, un-
ter benz berabfaQenben @e1tein beqra-
ben tpor6en ipare.
uno oo6 bor@te 5lori bod out
als Ser Sberba11er Dem 8eanten er-.
5ablte, Ser &1nppe MudI fei Ser ein-
5ige bon ser @~elegmamfdoft Ser
init feinem @un6e gera6e fnapp Dor
oem nnglud gu Gage gefabren fei,
oaB er i'm tpie betaubt anf Ser Sal6e
liegen geieben un6 linn a11f feline
5rage nur idmeigen6 na@ Dem @toI-
len ge5eigt = felt Dem ober ipurlos
berf9tpumoen lei. Mu@ 9isI iberlief
es iebt iieoe116 beib. 8is iett oodte
a14 lie nur an einen ungludsfau,
ober nun ser 51ori often iagte, uie
beroa@tig linn geltern Ser Mufl ct.
idienen, mar es ibr f1ar, 6aB bier elm
&o@eaft bes gottloien Burid,en Dor.
liege.
IS tpuroe fofort nad Dem @er6dd.
ttgen geiudt, aber er tpor 1irqen6s All
fttroen. 5iirdterlide @ertpinfdunqen
ltiegen eegen lin gum &immel. Ser
Stud Ser Meni@en iagte Sen @erbre-
der bon Sdludt at @9Iu6t, aber er
btelt ith 1irgenbs geborgen; oie
s@nlo, Die duf linn loitete, idrie lin
NIT taufeno gellen6en 5timme1 tpie-
Der berous aus ieinen @dlupfpin=
teln, un6 tpie ber5peifeIt rarnte er
our@ 6as @ebirge. 90 itan6 pl9blid
ser @meifentpaftl Dor ibm> er mar inn
8egriffe, feinen na9 ser 1tnqIiiidfss-
ltatte borausgeeilten 8ermanoten III
foIgen.
"Mndf!" idrte ct ibn an. v@arum
Blfit nit ob'n reht'n?" ,+
flint mi gebt's nit 5'om!" ertpi6er-
tie Der 8nr19e.
"Moanit nit? 5@oug g. Mmoafn
an oa fiebgit foone feiern, menn's
nngfiid iber ibr &ons einobridt. s
bin foana1t, aber id modet mir a
@'hmfh'n, tpenn / nit ta11fet nno ldIau-
got, tute I mttbelf'n fnnt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
aue5am nno unier &errgott geb fein'
3u u1piera Mrbet!"

oQe5am nro unier &errgoH geb fem
lSegn gu urpiera grbet!"
0&t &ube, aber iider oronete nun
Der Sberiteiger bie @ettmngsarbeit
an. gr lief @ol8 5nridten unb mdb-
reno Die fraftigiten unb beber5teiten
&nappen an oem 8r11de our6 @eg-
id)affung oeS berabgefalenen Sc.
itetns etmaS SUIT madten, um bie er=
iten Seloer e%in5u5immern, 1dafften
Ole amoern burd &anolangungsoienit
@mn an Mann 6os @eitein at Gage.
Son auet Seiten fantett Die Mn=
gebortgen Ser &eri1iitteten beron.
Sic Miitter tpei1ten Inn lire S0bne,
Ole @eiber INN lire Main11er, es par
ber35erreibeno - es tpar Elm troltlo=
fer 3uitan6.
@err BON Gein tpar gerooe I'M Be-
griffe na@ ei1em 5pa5iergange our
@%1rappenitube empor8uiteigen, als
bon u1tten bermtf @eiber nn6 &in6er
rtn6 fdreten6 gela11fen
famen, bon SSn5eu @turmgeldute err
Itonte un6 sic ga115e @egen6 in Muf<
r11br gefommen f6ien.
Sobal6 er 6ie l1rfade biernorr er=
fabren, elite er 10 i6neQ als es gtng
at Berg. Mn ser ltngliidsiteme arge-
langt, lteB er iid bonn Sberiteiger
@apport eritatten. Mls er bon elmer
@eridiittung bon ungefabr bunoert=
5nan5ig SUB b0rte, iagte er:
vMnf 6teie tent eget lit feline &ettung
m0gli4!"
Gin fiirdterlides @ddrei folgte
6ie1en @orten. &err @tein fagte 511
&err11 bon Tein:
sd gebe Sbnen 3tpan3ig - 6rei-
Bigtauien6 @uG6en, ment @ae einen
@ettnngsmeg a%11sfin6ig ma6en!"
&err bon Eein errotbete lei@t;
Damn fagte er: SD Iaiie mid fit
6ie @ettung meiner @ebemeni@en
nidt be5abten. ST meiB iiberbm1pt
1ridt, pie cine &ett1ng m6gli@ lit,
tpenm ri&t Elm @ngel bom &immel
nno inns Sen @eg 6n5u 5eigt."
SSeH oa@te 9is1 ploblt@ an BEN
8Ian, tpeGden file i'm @ie6er ite6en
batte 11nb lin berbor5teben6 rief fie
freu6ig: IS tpeiB a @eg! &ettnng lit
NIT @ottes &oilf! Du - bal"
Damit reibte iie Sic 8ldtter 6em
Obereinfabrer.
SHE 2eute botten ii9 bon 11e11er
betpdltigt auf 6te &,ntee ge=
morfen, nieIe tiiBten 2isls &let6er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16

uto mie Elm tpabrbafttger @ngeI itan6
6aS Ma0den unter ibnen. sic erpli-
5ierte 6em uberraidten Obereinfabrer
6en Ylan TIRES @aters. &errn bon
Seins 3ige erbeiterten ii9. Mit
angitltder Spannung tparen ole
g1ide auf i'm geridtet. Sett iagte ct
gu 2tsl: ~0ieien @eg our @ettung
5eigt uns mirflid ser &immeI - er
tommt bm alten &nappen @a1ppert,
ibrem brapen @ater. MIio frii4 ans
@erf!"
Mues erbob iett bitten6 6ie &an6e
5u Setn. @S tpar fir i'm Elm riibren=
Scr Weoment, aber er beutete ibn aus.
Sen @Ian @11pperts an Der @an6,
in4te er iofort oas Mun6lo6 6es ge-
heimen Stonens %m1sfin6ig 5l1 m1a=
6en. @r lieB eintge SeIientrimmer
binapegrouen, un6 in Ser Ebat 5eigte
ii6 an Ser beaeibneten Stele Ser
Gtngang in einen Stouen, bon 6em
|fis iebt Miemon6 cine Mbnat11g batte.
Gin ntten6lider Subel folgte 6ieier
@nt6edrng. Dann tparf fi9 ales ouf
sic &trie nte6er uno Iaut beteten 6ie
'6rm1en un6 &in6er uno 6a1fter1 @ott
fir 6ielen eriten @offnungsitrobI Ser
Grrettung Ser @erifdiitteten.
Ger Obereinfobrer enttpideIte cine
@idtigfeit, etnen Offer un6 6o@ tuie-
ser babel cine getptfie 5iderbeit un6
&ube, 6aB ale NIT @ertro1ter1 nod
linn blidren. @r IteB 6ur9 6en Sber,
iteiger genau sic 2dnge abitreiten,
in meGder int @miggangftouen Ser
ne1re Mbbou gema9t mor6en. Mn Die
fer SteTe mnr6en Johann i'm 1tel1e11
5touen sic Mrbeiten gegen SEN Mbbm
6es @piggangs begonnen. !Ma@ ser
8%erednl1ng &err bon Gems fonrte
iener abbrud innerbalb 3tpeimal bier
un65tpan5ig St1noen erretdt fem,
bel loderem @e1teir1 nod eber.
@s banoelte fi6 barum, baB bie
Gtngei9loiienen 10 BALD als m6gli6
b0rten, BON mober lire @ettnng fddr1e,
6amrtt Tie entgegenarbetten fonnten.
M1t1 p1rbe gebroden nno gei6oiien
un6 gebdmmert nn6 geflopft, immer
frif4 gefptbte @tien tu1troen binetn-
gefdofft nn6 bie @nappen loiten ft@
an(e Biertelit1tn6en ab, INN INNER NIT
1oereer &roft bos @eitein 51t aertbeilen.
&err bon Sefn leitete perf6nli9 sic
gauge @ettungsarbeit.
@egen Mittag tome11 Ser Berg
fommifidr bon @eidenbau, mobtn
@err bon Setn Mel611ng bon 6em nn=
glud botte ergeben Iafien, ebenfo Ser
ge5irfspori tano bon Sromnitein uno
cine @enge 2eltte bon nab un6 fern,
mel6e anf sic &11noe bon 6iefem
fur@terliden unglud bterber eilten
lire @i1fe anboten.
@errn bon SeinS Mnor6nut1gen
aQgemetnen 8etfa4.
Son Seite 6es @eamten tpar6 TO-
fort etne l1nteriudung eingelettet.
Man 6adte btsber an ni@ts an6eres,
als 6aB Elm ungliidsfau porliege, ooB
fid in 6em b0ien Sel6e ei1te meitere
IosgeI6it babe, tpelde Sic l1n=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
@bemmatiide @djmer5ert gelinoert.

ctytHI1HlIIuJE SuEA1eF3eH YeItHutTl..
@arum an &beumattsmus lei6en,
menn 2inberung gu etnem iold ee-
ringen @oitenbetrag beridafft tuer=
Ben mag? Srau elmer &atb, Beru,
Sn6., idreibt:: ~S@ mar MnfdQen
bon &be1matiSmus Sabre lang un-
tertporfen. @bamberlatns Ointment
bringt mir unmittelbare 2inoeru1g,
umo eS gerei@t mir gum @ergniigen,
es onoern empfeblen 311 f0nnen. 25f
nno 500 5lai6en. gu taufen in
Martin Nolitors Mpotbefe. = Mn=
aeiae.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-03
R[]MOR:
LAHUIS OFFER
KUHIO SUPPORT
#UHHVMMIM1A Hill u

Delegate Kuhio has been given un-
til Saturday, July 4. to say whether
or not he will leave the Republican
party and run as an independent for
delegate to Congress. If he docs this
he will get the united Lahui party sup
port 4 Ii he does not, the Lahuis will
not support him as a party, though
some. of the individuals may
This declaration is made by Lahui
leader. It is the latest of many con-
f1icting reports to come from tho La
hui camp and in view OF the fact that
the reports are SO conflicting it may
be no closer TO the mc:k than some
of the other rumors as to what The
new party is doing and going to do.
Some of the other rumors are: ~
l.. L. McCsndless will get most of
the Lahui vote for delegate. >
Palmer p. Woods has been offered
the Lahui vote II he will run. for dele
gate. His final answer has not been
given.
Delegate kunio has been offered the
Lahui vote If he will flop from Repub-
Iican to independent ranks and has
already refused.
Meanwhile. it remains considerable
of a mystery as to Just how many
votes the Lahuis can muster. Some
of the well-informed politicians are
claiming that the new party hasn't got
but few votes and can't deliver all
those. <=s~ ... =
Politicians who have watched the
course Of things political for many
years seem inclined to question the
sincerity OF the new party's leaders
They're in it for! what they can
get out Of It." said an old-timer yes
terday. What they want is to fix
up deal with the Republicans, Demo
Gratis or Progressives to throw their
votes for some of the candidates OF
these parties. ..-.
Others think that the Lahui move
ment will develop into backing for Nc
Candless. They point out that sever
al of the leaders are McCandless sup
porters and that they are not likely
to support Kuhio unless the delegate
changes his attitude radically.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-03
HIS WIFE BEAT HIM
so IlSHIN MAIEDE
SEEKS A DIVORCE

A touching revelation of the domes-
ic capers of a militant wife is found
a a libel for divorce filed in the cir
uit court this morning on behalf of
ishin Maieda. whose wife, he says,
bas so beat and abused him that liv-
ng with her is quite intolerable
1t is not unusnal here for wife to
ue for divorce on the. ground that
,er husband has treated her cruelty.
,ut it is extremely rare that man
as set up tnat plea for divorce from
lis better half. The libel. does not
,other about this point, nor does it
ouch on the interestifs question of
whether Mrs. Maieda is the forerunner
I the supcrwoman. who Is to put the
.rusher on mere man in his lament
HE days to come; it merely remarks
With simple naive that the wife is too
1olent, fistically and verbally, to be
lived with.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-03
JULY 4TH Will
BEOBSERlEDAT
CAPITOL GROUNDS
Dr.. Ferguson to Make Short
and Snappy Address Good
Program Arranged

Indications point to a large attend
ance at the Fourth Of July exercise.
arranged by. the Chamber of Com
merce OF Honolulu, to take place Ii
the Capitol grounds at ten o'clock tc
morrow morning.
Short, snappy and to the point, tn,
Fourth of July address of DR.. Wilber
p. Ferguson, principal of Mills school
viii occupy but 20 minutes, according
to-announcement today.
DR.. Ferguson does not believe Ii
long addresses, particularly to mol
ing crowd and where some Of the pee
pie must stand. He is known as !;
speaker who drives home his remark
straight from the shoulder and tn,
address tomorrow is expected to b,
one Of the best of its kind ever heart
here.
The following program win be ren
dered:
National Salute .....,............
..... National Guard of Hawai-
Patriotic Airs ...... Hawaiian Bant
Prof. H. Berger, Leader
Invocation ..... Rev. ]. w. WadmaI
Introductory Remarks .......
.... ....... Presiding ONCE
Song ........... .....
..... Kamehameha Boys Schoo
Reading of the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence =. Hon. Chas. A. Cottril
Address ,.......Dr. w. p. Ferguson
Song Star Spangled Banner ......
..... Kamehameha Boys Schoo
The Boy Scouts, under command o
Commissioner James A. Wilder, viii
patrol the grounds and render aid, i,
any way necessary, to persons in tn,
audience.
A squad from Company B, Nationa
Guard. under the command of LIST Ser
geant Stevenson, has been detailed t
deliver programs at the exercises
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-03
KAMEHAMEHA DAY
Will BE A big
Event in 1915
June IT., 1915, viii Be Ha.
waits Own At Exposition
..-~ in San Francisco

Plans for a great day for Hawaii at
the Panama-Pacific International Ex-
position were laid this morning when
committee consisting of Emil A.
Berndt and H. P. Wood called upon
Governor Pinkham and outlined their
tentative scheme for Hawaii's Day at
the great fair.
And this day, which the committee
set this morning, is to be on June IL
of next year-on Kamehamehas s
birthday. And for that occasion ex-
cursions will be run from here to San
Francisco, Governor Pinkham will be
present, and other officials of the ter
ritory, and as many of its residents
as possible. Receptions. music, spe-
cial exhibits-everythin in fact, that
is calculated to impress the world as
sembled at the exposition with the
importance and advantages of Hawaii
will be made use Of on this day.
Governor Pinkham allowed the COM
mittee to set the day, saying that he
would be agreeable to any day decid-
ed on by it. He promised to be pres
ent on that occasion to boost for Ha-
wall with the others. -. :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-03
Short Term Member Is Named
to Succeed Himself, Today,
BY Governor Pinkham

Alex. J. Gignoux, appointed by for
mer Governor Frear to the short
term" on the public utility commits
sion, was reappointed by Governor
Pinkham today for a term of three
years. Mr.. Gignoux's commission ex-
pired the last of June. He became
a commissioner on April 30, 1913.
The gtatute creating the commission
made the terms of the commissioners
of varying lengths, the purpose being
not to have more than one new mem
Der on the board at time. Gignoux's
term expired first-fh less than year
from the time of his appointment; j.
N. s. Williams commission ends june
30, 1915, and former chairman of the
commission, e A. Mott-Smith had he
not resigned, would have gone out of
office a year later.
The governor has the chairmanship
on the commission still to fill. He has
said he viii not make the appointment
Until the report of the commission on
its inter island Steaui NayigBtlah
company inFcstfea afion II before him.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-03
RUMOR POLICE
TO BE BROUGHT
into INN PROBE
Report Officers Involved in Ab-
Sence of Witnesses Against
Waikiki Inn
LICENSE COMMISSION
INVESTIGATES TO-DAY
Department Stirred BY After.
math of Charges of Law
Violation

Close on the heels OF the report
yesterday that there would be dis
closures before the license commits
sion this afternoon concerning the
conduct of Waikiki Inn. comes still
more startling report that the police
department Is to be brought into the
Investigation. - - -:
Police officers were stirred up to-
day with the rumor that threef their
number are to be examined In con-
nection with a story that through the
activities of the policeertwo material
witnesses were gotteA out of town
Just prior to the hearing of the II.
cense commission a few days ago. The
individuals mentioned today are Mo.
torcycle Officer William Chiffon, his
assistant, W. B. Ferry; Officer ]. B.
Kramer and John Fischer, an attend
ant at the morgue.
II could not be learned definitely to-
day just what part the police officers
are supposed to have played In. the
alleged "spiriting away of witnesses.
One, report today was that at least
ones of the officers was himself
to have been witness but was or
dered out of town.
This report goes on to say that this
one and perhaps another officer was
told TO go TO windward Oahu and
watch for duek-hunters violating the
game law at the opening of the sea-
SON
All sorts of reports were afioat to-
day as to the evidence that is likely
to be forthcoming this afternoon when
the liquor license commission holds
its hearing at $50 o'clock II the su
pervisors' assembly room. One report
has II that some testimony ID to be
adduced relative to charges of bri-
berry In connection with getting the
Witnesses cut OF town. but 1t could
not be learned that there is any
proof that the police Officers we're In.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-03
Urges QUICK
APPOINTMENT
Of JUDICIARY
Report of President Thompson
of Bar Association Shows
Calendar Clogged

Recommending that the new prosi-
dent. George A. Davis, of the Bar As
sociation of Hawaii. urge the admins
tration at Washington to reappoint
the present members of the circuit
court bench, Attorney Frank e.
Thompson. retiring president of the
association, submitted report fer the
fiscal year at meeting of the organ
ization Wednesday afternoon. The
report reads as follows:
Members of the Bar Association
of the Hawaiian Islands.
Gentlemen: | beg to report that
during the fiscal year, closing with to-
day, your association has held six
meetings. II has investigated and re-
ported upon charges brought against
three members of the local bar, has
petitioned the president, the Congress
of the United States and the attorney
general for the appointment of judges;
has appointed a committee upon uni
form legislation, and has elected to
membership six new members.
Owing to the disinclination of the
present administration to appoint
judges to fill vacancies on the bench
of the first circuit, we are now con-
fronted with a calendar so large that
the typ judges sitting are holding
court, in many instances. from $3.50 a.
m. TO 12:3 80 p, m. and from 2 to D.
m, in an endeavor to hold in check
an already much congested calendar.
Even with the conscientious. expedi-
tious and unusual efforts of Judges
Robinson and Whitney, and the occa-
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