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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-17
OPENING THE DOOR TO GRAFT.

Supervisor Pacheco says that there politics and nothing
politics in the deficiency and economy campaign under
among the city fathers. So
Supervisor Mcclellan that honest effort is being made
clean up nasty put the various city departments
busnee basis and that political considerations object
Which is right Something in the nature of
night AT this evening session will be presented bin against tbs
city that fiji be not clearly illegal is at least clearly an5
the will be wholly opposed to clean public policy The bill
against the city for roadwok performed by company il
which Supervisor Hardesy active partner He knew that
the territorial statutes forbid elected official from accepting
contract work from the municipality having been warned befo
taking the contract When the bill originally presented the
deputy city attorney declared illegally contracted and advised the
board not it. Now another deputy city attorney has
dered decision that the board may it if 1t fit
Supervisor Hardesty member of the road committee undei
the supervision Of which he performed his contract He knew that
he acting Illegally Still he has presented again the bill foi
Hards vote and viii tonight to authorize the payment q
the Hardesy Bill they do it will be proof conclusive that they
playing politics with the city treasury they do not vii
demonstrate that they opposed to the entrance Of the thin edge
of graft into the public works Of the municipality.
Let keep eyes the members Of the board until this
illegal bill Of Supervisor Hardesty disposed Of way tho
other because Hardey claim graft at least the
Of it would open the waywide for graft in the future
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-17
KEEP UP THE CARNIVAL SPIRIT.

Honoulu Mid Pacific Carnival has opened
promises to be the best Hawaii the land Of sunshine
flowers Of breeze gentle graceful
the coral sands and opalescent waters mad fernovered
there land in cline that half compared
with these eweed islands the Western SeasH All Nature has
riot to make Hawaii the Paradise of the Pacific. W
Honolulu welcomes her visitors today and tomorrow
year There has day when these
Islands could not to all the world We Welcome You We
glad that have For any live in Paradise
be gladf {4fF9th4Ft 1899
This is carnival time spring time; 1t always spring time
Hawaii Our sunshine shall be and yours shall be the cloud
shadows mountains Feast your the valleys Drink
fill Of wondrous landscapes All that yours for
when leave and sail East souls will be filled with
gadness The memory of Hawaii will nger fragrance
and will come back again. II is spring time in Hawaii
welcome you OK. w ~ afFsfst
The Carnival spirit dominant Honolulu Everyone
is filed with desire to be part in and with his nghbor enjoy
of the fun which
required for the planning But the has
There full week before everyone and it up Honolulu
that there is not moment of tagging. s t t#l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-17

While Associated Press dispatches dealing with the rcr-
ring riots Toxic and the attacks upon the Yamamoto ministry
by the combined opposition do specify be taken
granted that hostility the premier and foreign
minister Maxine the delay the
fornian and general American immigration questions At both
Washington and Toxic only the of gneraes have been
made public regarding the of the dpo
matte dispute and the Japanese jgoes growing impatient
Secretary Bryan reported being optimistic the
towards reimbursement of all the questions
after Baron Maxine had said his to the Japanese para
question and that Japan might have
adopt other bring satisfactory affairs
Bryan optimism not dented by this He informed the
correspondents Washington that he knew what other
means the Japanese foreign minister had mind
impression that these included proposed new
treaty. r' ssaseAl NNuINW
It known that the of Japanese government in
the three notes submitted the state department
venton of 1911 between the United States
the favored nation United States
and that would Japanese
acquire agricultural holdings in the United States The
parment contends that the treaty does not such rights
Japanese
It stated that Japan negotiation Of
treaty to include favored nation However the
opinion Of several international lawyers that
general favored nation clause the treaty would extend
Japanese citizens land holding rights in California If
rights must is said obtain treaty with favored
nation clause that specifically provides the right acquire
cultural lands Opinions the possibility obtaining
ratification by the senate OF such treaty differ but for the
part believed Washington that Mr. Bryan could get
treaty approved .ag IN #s
The wisdom of granting such Japan question
ed by During the months that this question
been discussed the California members of have
with the idea that the question
Of agricultural ownership vital and substantial issue
that State whereas the of the Japanese
merely the result of the efforts of the pacae
ngoc elements of the opposition II admitted by
Japan concerned the controversy really ado about
nothing" E#., ~ ..F.g Il r. >Hr"aI" m.".%a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-17
THE PASSING HOUR.

The controller of the city of New York recently
with explaining that had been stolen from the city years
previously but had been and returned
Of painful ".! lht.as~3. .t.aS
Playing violin which he had not touched for thirty
Henry Fields nnetsix years old took first fddne
match conducted at his birthday party Washington
Six Octogenarans his competitors -
Each class in the FamoAt West Virginia high school, is named
for citizen of the city The citizen
known the class sponsor the class bearng his
the usual class numerals The sponsor takes personal
the class He entertans them during their junior
senior and assists them different
enterprises In some instances have been successful keep
ing boys and girls school would dropped
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-17
CARNIVAL.
written for The Advertiser by H. M. Ayres.

Written for The Advertiser by H M Ayres
Fling the flags every breeze bid work give place to play
On this the Of Carnival in fair Hawaii mel;
Wear each the glad lima lei the males fragrant wreath
For they immunity from have magic to bequeath
Let nbows deck each verdant vale let ew the way
And little sing choruss beside the palm inged bay
Today these Isles of Long Desire greet in beauteous
The stranger from the who fingers at the gate
$3.50 I'll
The stage is the bands bare out in Carniva glad name
And all conspre before the world to blaze Hawaii fame;
The Devil the wall is cast and his mpsh band
Will rave abroad at Foys hest through all this pleasant land
The year all too long for toa week too short for play
So sing and dance each merry heart in Carnvals array
The cup filed the latch out Dame Worry fast asleep
Then let us all Of daught drink often and drink deep
Honolulu February 49, 1914 #
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-17
DON'T RISK pNRuMoNIA.

Get rid Of every cold as quickly as
possible. 1t is the forerunner of all
pulmonary trouble, and pneumonia may
develop in few hours Take Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. 1T is a, sim
pie thing TO do, but the effect is mar.
Yelous. For sale by all dealers, Benson,
Smith \ Go, Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-17
YREouENT PAYpAYs FOR soIp1ERs

The proposal Qsrermaster Corps Of Army
monthly payment of enlisted and provide frequent
payment has been well received by the troops Oahu
General esre the chief of the quartemaster corps pub
shed for the information of the Army his letter the secretary
on this important change
General Aeshire says 'wh view Of doing away with the
monthly payments and i'll effects resulting from what is now
known pay day. plan frequent payment troops
intervals is herewith submitted for the consideration Of the
tary Of war ~
This Office has made careful study the
by foreign armies has consulted with officers Of long experience
the mobile army and with officers recently
ed from service military attaches abroad and is thought
the proposed system win not only do with what
ed day the will
reasonable times during the month thus doSaway with
numbe Of objectionable features at the RaRnnected
enlisted in the army for the first time are fresh from civil
life where salaries usually paid weekly and under such
week last them until another pay day arrives Experience
shows that within short period after pay day the
ng the few simple pleasures to be found the vicinity of the
post Under such conditions the temptation borrow
soldiers has been pledged repay money
est 1t is believed that the paid weekly it would
have about them the of getting they desired
pleasures of the normal and indulgence would be
less frequent. ,5 g5s, f9a
nd present when an organization changes station
unpaid bill left which need not be the if payments
and thus avoid the sending cheques the old
stations, with the attendant paper work. ~ +.
thepans and forms herewith submitted approved by
secretary Of the forms will be submitted to the treasury depart
ment for consideration and approved by the comptroller Of the
treasury II Is recommended that before applying this plan generally
thorough and comprehensive trial thereof be made Fort Myer
Virginia Washington Barracks d. O. and Fort Sam Houston
II IS further recommended that the of the enlisted
during the this plan Fort Sam Houston Texas
under the supervision of the commanding general southern depart
ment and that be made with the commanding
eastern department have the of the enlisted
Myer and Washington Barracks during the of this plan
under the supervision this Office that the working Of the
tails thereof may be closely and carefully Observed
1t understood that under the soldier will
orderly room in the morning and present receipt for
OF the company will the which
serve as an order the quaremaster and at the time operate
witness to the soldiers signature Later the day the soldier
will the chit to the post deputy
the clerk the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-17

The public utilities waiting before tack
ngany of the big things within its jurisdiction quite
number of little things that it could do pass
make the public less curious what the big salaries for
instance the commissioners could learn how light
meters tested and give the public get
ting what is paying for in and The
borrow the official inspector of weights little
checking of the high of living II could why
cab Company has recently raised its In quite
number Of put time before the reports
for from the big corporations be returned sup
position that Honolans being cheated in its
bills by getting short from the mken short
weight from the ice but it would be idea
and the minor activity of finding out would make that 300
salary account appear less mearned s.a } K.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-17

The questions in which Wisconsin, people Interested
cordng to the University of Wisconsin department debating
public discussions in this order Woman suffrage
Philippine independence rural le government
for cities highway Improvement ownership of railways
income tax, motion pictures; Panama canal and the tariff.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-17

Don't forget that the necessary burden imposed
make up for the loss of resulting from
TO reduce the high living
has not been reduced but the income will
City journal ~ t.tt. aEI XII .";.: ~
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lin UOetbe seiaaart.
Nus Gbicuso tpirb untsr benz i
, gp n.fL,.ah.o.

Nus Chicago pirb untsr Dem Ia.
b. W. ssfdrisbsn:
9lls Ra9fsier 3u Der seItrigsn
GntbiilIuns Sss 9ostbes DsnimaIs o:rs
anitaltets Serr 5arrp Rubsns bsui.
Gb.nb i'm Gebaube oes .German,a
WdnHsraors" elm srobes 9aHisi!. 81
ipslhsm e 4ue, pelde iih nm 6ds
3nitnnbsiommen bes geBtmals p.rs
bisnt sema9t oba reeen 4ntbsil an
ben @orbsrsitungen gu Der Seier sss
nommsn battsn. su Gaii sslabsn bat:s.
Ser beutite Botdafter, cine 4nSall
bstdnnter aiinNsr, pis Ssrmann
Sabn, Der S60pisr bes 0snimaIs,
berporrnssnos beuii6ameritlniids Gss
lebrte nnb 4nbere nareH 5usegen. H.
ter ben Heben, ipslhe pdbrenb bee
Gsiiss ssbaitsn ipurbeu. befanosr ii@
Die Der p.ofsforen Sugo Miiniter.
berg uno Guna 5rands, iotpie bla
9ilbbausrs aorl Bitter. 6srr 5rands
ipra6 iibsr bic WiiIio- Der oslitidTa
aiitsratur in 4m.rita. Ssrr Bitter
iibsr ben ginfluB Der oeutiheH aul.
tur auf amerita.
g)rofeHor 5uso Mniterbsrs bon Der
6arbarb unipsriitdt besann nit er-
innsrunssn on ben Wetibsperb Dor
pier SabrsD. glls bamdls bic prtiss
rihter In Berlin sinmiitbia profeHc.
6nbn's WoSen aur 4usfiibruns tss
itimmttn, fpiirbe btm 8ilbbauer 5ll
Gbren Elm gantett psranitaltst unb
aud bamals ipar ss profeFor Miirs
iterbere's aufsabs, bic Rebe auf ben
jungen aiinitlsr su baIisn. Or ieIbit
mar bamals als austaufdprofeiIor
in Geutialanb unD begriibte 6abn
als ben NustauIhiiinitler, oeIien bsrrs
li4es Weri in 4msritd oauern piiros.
ipenn bic 4rbeit Der Mustaui9gelebrs
ten l1ngit perasiIsn iein tpirb.
Sn Der grrihtung bts @oetle.
Denimals iieht profefor Miiniisrs
berg por Mllem ben ipmboliideH Nus
brud Der neilbtn 8tipeguHs I'm
Deniihamsritnnsrtbum Die @es
i1i9te unb Gnttpidluns bes Deutf bs
.bums Ia amerita mar Ianss 3tit bin.
.Sin4 Don benz traoiticHeIIsn @toni;,
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Gin ll.bermaR au 8eieeeH,

Die proteits, bic Dem Ssnat gesen
bic nsue Sruft 9orlase 5ugeben, Iauz
ten in Der Sauptia9s oabiu, bab Der
Sanbel iih erit nit ben neusR 5arifs
uno 5inans @eieseH 5ursdtfinbsn
miiiie, ebs man ibm peitere 9prI9rif>
ten auferlege, bic erIt uuf ibre Sraas
Tpeite ituoirt tperbsn miiBtsn. 9ieisr
GinpanD bat feline poqts 9ere6tis
gung, aber es lafen iih nod anbers,
ni6t minoer idtper pisgsnoe 9riinos
binsufiisen. Oils bic 5ruItfraae nab,
reno bes Yrdlibenten Dabltampies
er0rtert rpuros, iteate Serr Wilion bic
4nIi6t duf, bab Der 9ruit feline
Sauptnabrung aus Dem 5arii 3iebe
uno DaB bic bic 9ruits ftiibenbe 81
nanama6t lire iibermdatigs @epalt
aug einem feblsrbuiten Ssinan5ipitsm
erlange. Sas mar uplltommen 3us
treffenb unb fanb aud, ME bas Dabls
reiultat srDieien bat, bic 3uitimmung
Der Ration. unmittslbar nah ieinsr
EMANCIPATION bsrief Der prGiioent
ben &onareb su elmer Spe3ialIibung
elm, um bic 2eibeu bss Qanbes. iopsit
iis ourd, Elm feblerbuftss Sarifs unb
6inansipitsm peruria6t tpurbsn, 5u
bsilen. Die sfru6t Der 9sratbunssn
mar Elm 1arif. ben mir jebt in 8saug
ouf Ieine feblerbafte Seite rt6t tritis
iirsR pOqsn, Der ben 6abrittruiis ben
NdbrboDen tbeils bur6 D0Iige, tbeils
burd itarte 6erabiesung Der s6ubs
s0Qe ent3og. Die Madt bss Grob.
tupitals lpurbe qsbroden burd3 Elm
;5inan5 Spitem, pel6es bic Qlnbdu.
funq bss 9elbes bes 8oltss in nsni.
oen Sdnoen oerhinoert. Sopeit es
ben 5orif betrifft. 1T unbeitreitbar,
bab bic 9ruits in Solge Der uuslGns
biI6en &onturrsn3, Der iis jebt
uusaefsBt iinb, feline Monopolspreife
msbr bere6nen tonnen. Gs ipirb To-
aar bebauptet, bdb lie elmer gu itartsn
9onturrsna ausgeiest limb. lpel9e bic
umerttanli9e snbuitrie ihdbiei. Sb
es nit bisier gei4perbe feline Riftise
teit bat, mag babinaeiteGt bleibsn.
9batiafe 1T. oab bic 5ruIts bas 9olt
ni6t mshr bebriideu tonnen unb bab
ole ainite, bic lie friibsr astriebsn
baben, an Der lbatia9s abpraaen,
oab lie eeatpunsen iinb, her ausldHbis
ffen aonturrens 5u beuegnen.
0as neue SSinanaipitem bat, neil
es nod nidt in 3bdti9feit getretsn III,
Iopeit teine birette Wirtun9 uusdeii6t.
Heititsb.nb iitjebo6, baB as@robtnpis
tal ni6t mebr inlStdnbe iein ptrb, ben
@elhmdrtt au beberriden unb bamit
bic ;Snouitrie 5ruits gu unteriiiiben.
2lber es limb iebt nod anoere llrfa6sn
i'm Werte, pel6e Der Gapitalsma6.
ni6t ssItatten. einsn Derberbliden
@tnflub aus5uiiben unb bas lit Der
SeIomguaeLs ber oenMartt fir Iruts
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Der prGiibent miro ben 8ertraa brin
aeno enpfeblsn, nber ipie erIi6tli6
bamit nidt burd)bringen, ba er BIZ
bierSu nOtbige 8lpei 0rittel Niebr6si
ni6t aufbrin9en tam. Die mpraiiIG,
9erpflidtung, Golombien abSufinben
lit unbeitreitbar. 9toplepelt iit pbnC
Iraae iebr aelpaltiam segen BIZ
Gololnbinner pprsegan9en. Wenr
er aud Dor pem Hi6terltubl
Der @eiti6tc 9eredtferttgt oaitebt
oaB er Der Staatsnotbpenoisteit au
fiebs ous abitratte Reft sebeust bat
10 lit aur Siigne fir GeBteres siut
gntifGbiguna ben 25 Millionen Doll
lars ntht 3u bod bemeiien. glnein fir
ioldb feline gmpfinouHaen bat Der
Ser. Staatsn Senat pnn iebsr tein
@sritGnOnib ae8eigt. Sn 5olge OeNen
miro @olombien leer ausgeben.
grpan pirb aud mod einen dnbez
ren @e,trag unterbreiten, Der ebens
fails auf tein Gntgsqsnfommen rets
nen tann. Dieter betrifft giicaruguu.
oas Iid} unter Die SuSerdnitdt Der
Ser. Stautan IN berielben WeiIe lpie
guba itelsn lpiQ, lpenn bic Der. Stnas
ten ibm cine 9lnleibe garantiren
rpllsn. Die nit ben Don ben Ser.
Stauten tontrplirten 3olleinnabmen
Niraraguas 0etilgt nerpen Ioll. Sl
bieIem Sale tann man ZEN 8eenern
bss 8ertrages nidt abIpreden, bab
tie iid ppn prin5ipien beItimmen laIs
len. Der Ginpnnb, bab bic Der,
Staaten lid nit Der 9ormunOifnft
iiber bic tleinen iiipameritaniI6en
Gambler eine i6tpere 8iirbe uuferlegen
unb bab bic Yormunoidaft lei4t 5ur
Mnnerion fiibren t0nnte, perbicnt in
getra6t aesO9en au peroen. aaein
uuf Der anoeren Seite fragt es it6,
ob bic prattiihen Gripdgungen nidt
itdrtsr limb, ais bic prin5ipiellen. Be
tanntlit mar Der Yrdiioent ebenfuls
sin @soner her geberrItung Der Iiibs
ameritaniIden2dnber our6 9urleben.
mas er aur 2eit als Dollar 0i.
plomutis branbmartte. Die Grfab'
runa i'm 4mte bat i'm aber belebrt,
odb tbeoretiide 9ebenten Dor Der
praris nidt Stano balten tonnen.
Oas 9luslanb srpartet, cab Die Der.
Gtaaten auf Grunb Der BON ibneR
pertretenen Wonrpe 8ottrin Oarauf
feben, bab Die tleinen iiibameritanis
iden 2dnber ssrieoen balten uno ibr.
S6ulben beaublen. Weiaern mir uns.
bieIe gflidt gu erFiillen. 10 6ultsn iih
Die fremben MG4te berehtiat, nah Ell
aenem 9utbiintsn gu perfubren, mas
Die MDeli6teit elmer 4nnerion nabs
legt, bic ndtiirlib uniere Reaierlng
ni6t nuftOmmen laiien mil. Die re-
pubIitdniifen Senatoren miibtsn.
fpenn lie Ti6 tpniequent bleiben pollen.
bieIen9ertraa gut gu bsiBen. ba lie ben
8srtraa nit Domingo rutiTi3irt bds
ben, aber bic bemotratii6en Senatos
rem blsiben BEL ihrers beoris. sSn Solae
beiisn tpirb aud bieIer 9ertrds untsr
ben lif6 falIen.
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@ien, cSuni 1914.

Is lit nift 5u leiIsneu, bab Die
altc aaiieritaot @ieu in manfer Be.
siebuna riifitdnbia lit. lleber einige
0ieier 4unfte babe ih idon III tribe.
rem aorreiponOen,en geiprohen. uno
es liebe iid nod cine 5ienilidl langq
&iite anoerer llcbelitdnOe anfiihren,
9ic aannliiierilna, 3. 9. lit burtuuS
niht tabclos. Sclbit IN @aiien Der
ilrneren StaottbeiIe, namentlif bei
ieudtem @etter, oidngen iiG bcn sc.
rltdsorganen oit Die abideuliditen
Giifte aii. @or flr5em crit puroe es
rutbar, rab eiu uoritaOtiider Saus.
mirtb aus ircplem @eiJ porae5ogen
Datte. Die gcDobner leines srobeu
Mietshauies iEr 9rinfruoiier eineHl
I'M 0oie 6eiinoliden alten grinlnen
entna,men 5u laiien, itntt iie nit oem
itdotiiden Guellmdiier 81 periorgeu.
Gas GrgebniB lrar Elm Sppbnsaus.
bruf, bon Dem in ieinem Sauie naein
81 Wenihen itartep. Gies grunnen.
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Observation-Disclosures.

(aouis 6. Sempbill, %. g.llsDus.
lRutb WeGoro, 81. 421 ard Ctr.
JSubert Bruce. %, petersburg, SIP.
(2solIa SensIep. 19. 1414 WaInut
Str.
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den aps.
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Widen Npe.
)gbfpin 80. psttit. q, Bomb 6ill, 6.
lGIorenee 9orniteI. %. Bomb Gill, 8.
|RO6srt stans, 20. 5os WiiiOiri
}aps.
lMarie GlOp.r, 1s, 1908 Columbia
glpe.
(9.nrp aaii.r, %. s24e 5.ffsrfDn
}Ibe.
lSobanna sombrassIl, %, 3249
Sefferion sIpe.
(SDman Wartb, %, 722 10. z. Ctr
lGfiber gpitein, %. 1895 WesIsp 9lp:.
(toita 9odid, "a, 1907 Raes Ctr.
lanna RoifauoDid. SO, 1911 Rats
Ctr.
George Werilein, 81 1922 WOniana
{2lpe.
lGraness 1hsiiins. 2e. Seetin aDe.
)6.nrp 6. Stabler, %, portsmoutb.
lRarsarst Wobbarssr. 5apIin 9ots!.
)WaItsr Rsi6le, 81, 4023 SpriRs
}Grope 4pt.
(aosIine aoaa, 20, 4014 gulop Ctr.
(Ralpb 3. Campbell, 80, Norpoob.
lWarp 9. 2emins. %, NorDoob, 8.
JOtto Gang, q, 1926 gietOr CTR.
lGmiIp gifasr, 25. 1920 eaa Str.
(Sobart. ). RbOab.s, 21. gsIIeiOns
}taints, 8.
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5oteI.
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lSaa.I u. 2epis, %, 9arttpeu. 8.
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}Str.
t@ioIa Della Waoormann, 23, s3s
Belts Ctr.
iRilep Carrier, 20, Glmpoob place.
lgsrtba Grpin, 19. ct. Bernard.
(Sam RidarOiOH. 81. 6s4 ID. 3.
{Str.
lWsattie sbOr,pfOn, As. 1888 ID. 8.
Ctr.
lRidaro Rosit. 90, 1892 5arriiOn
}Qpe..
lMarsarst WisssrinsIOh. 80, 1877
ainn Ctr.
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(Map Strohman. SO, GiIDerton. 8.
lGlar.nc. gropn, 80, 545 Carlisle
/ {2tps.
iRObsrta gibbis. %. 545 GurIis!e
slps.
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@spriiite aranfeupflessrinnsa

'Siinf arantsnpflss.rinnsn, ipeldx
ibre 2ebrStit i'm 0eutihcn Diaionif.
fen Soipiial abiolbirt linb bic pras
funaen nit Gbren beitanben baben,
erbieIien ibre absanss,susniNs. 9is
bamit perbunbsns sSsier fanb asiisrn
abenb in Der aniialtstapslIs itait unb
beiianb In 9kberporirGaen Der Tamsn
Martba 6. Sisimeper unb Ulinna
y. Dorm unb in 9lnIpraden pon Or.
q. WuitaD 3inte. paItpr g. 3. Gspf
unb profeiIor Sos. Gbpdrb Sarrp.
Or. Mar aoeblsr iibtrrsihte IN isinsr
Gigenfdaft uls prdiibsni bes drsss
lihen Stabss ben Grdbuanbsn BE
0iploms. Die nslisn gspriiften aran.
itnpfIeasrinneu iinb bic Ghpeiiern
Gatbern 6iIter, Sulia q. Rsaiou,
@pIbte GellmaH. suiiiHe o. @ublsr
.unb g(nna 30. 2rafi.
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9as Saus bat eine Bill pdiirt,
ipelde Reformen IN Der Rsatspflege
Oes 2anbss 6eabli6tigt. 9ieIe eiteben
barin, bab es ben Ri6tsrn Derbrten
piro, lire peri0nIi6e 4nIiht BEL Der
Suftrutrun9 Der 9ei6DoIensn gum
9lusbrud gu brtngen, tpie t6nsn aud
uRterfagt pirb, ben 9eif,porsnen bic
@ntIdsibun1 iiber iSrasen oss Sbat>
beitanos gu snt3iebeu. Wurin bic
Eefprm beIte6en ioQ, 1T nidt erftnbz
lid. Tas lit sins 9sr60isrung. HIATT
elmer 8erbenerunQ Der Re6tspfleae,
inbem bic Yroseiie oaour6 nod lang
lpisriger ii6 geituItsH. 5iirs@rite taun
ss Der SSurp nur pou gprtbeil Iein,
nenn Der Ritter ieine peri0nlifs Nm
iiht iiber bic oerithieDenen Ybaisn bss
pro3eiisS unb iiber Dsnislbsr ielbIt
7um 2tusbrud bringt. Sn Gnslanb
lit Das DON iebsr grGut aspeien. uno
stpar aus etnem Grunbe Der aud fir
Die Der Stdutea 3utrifft, ndmIt9.
RAP Die 8eIfporsnen in Der Reesl
ni6t Die n0tbigs Snteqigsna 6eIissn,
um einsn tompliairten 5oG gu erfais
len unb 0a6er Der 2(nleitung our9
ben Rihter beoiirfcn. Die enoliIhe
Re&tspflsqs III Osspeasn riat i4ied.
ter als bic unIerige, iOnbern rpie uas
qemetu onertannt ptrb. bsFsr. Gum
.2tpeiten lit es taum m6glif, bah Elm
Ricatsr in Der 8eipre6unu zines Eals
les ii9 p0lia uler perI6nli4sH Qns
iichtsn entIhldden tanu. 8as 8er6Ot
niiroe 3ur Iolqe baben, bah taum Elm
8rpaei, obne 8erufung euoen rpiro,
neil Dem Rifter irgenb etne Pemsrs
tuna perionliter 9lrt euti6liipit III.
Wit Dem apeiten 8erbot piro ebens
fd[ls nur bic 8erihleppuua Der SuIti3
nur6 2lppeaati1Hen gef0roert.
9rpun piro Dem Senatss &oms
nIittee ben 9ertrag nit Golombisn
6orIeesn, Der fieIem 25 Dilionen
Dollars als @nthdbiguns fir feline
ReHte auf bic aahpsngs DON Banana
perpiGigt unO sir4se prtDilsgisn IN
ber genusuuS oss \ Sauals ausrtsunt.