davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-21
Cine ariessffrd)e in Gffaf-
lutdrinaeu.

Cine gang originelle @otfirhe ba-
ben iid, pie Die u3iiri1er 3eituna"
meloet, Die eintpobner oes 9orfleins
9ruoeroorf (2otbrineen) erridtet,
oa Der 8ieoeraufbau Der in Ser Mu-
guitidla6t 5eritorten Nfarrfir6e nod
lange nidt been6et fem miro. Sic
innere IitsItattane Der Rotfirde iii
eeldmadpoG in fauter @irfenboIs
NIT 8inoe bergeItellt, 10 Der MItor,
sic Gnnsel, Ser 8eidtftibl. oie 9pnl-
m1inionbanf nno Die 2ebnen Der
8dnfe. reber DEM 4ltar bat Elm
>funitferti9er gintpobner aus @ronat-
itiiden, @eihoiien nno Sriimmerll
Der Saorburger Ghloht lotbringiIde
@abr3eiden nodgebiloet. 10 oas
heltide Cor in Met. 9omit lit oie
Hotfirde in 8ruoeroorf 8u elmer
&riegsfirde" ~eemoroen oie IN ibrcr
Grt mol ein3ig ooIteben oiirfte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-21
sexas.

8ie uGeros @boleiale @rocers
@iiociotion@, Die in @alocltou tagte.
bat Die ~foIeeloen 9eomten erp1bli
Traiioent. 2. @. 2abatt ban Sor
@ntonio; 8ice-8r1iioent. Artbul
8angemom bon 8renbam; SeFre
tar -Shdtmeiiter, 2eon Goodman Dor
Gan antonio; Morris Stern, Sol
neiton; 8nll y. Seiiig. Beaumont
8. 6. Sfumader, S%ouIton; 5. G
@ilcor. auitin, mo Safe aIeronoer
Ga Grange, Mitglieoer oes @reclltth
aomite's.
9os 9omptrollers : 9epart,
nletit finoigt an, oaB es bereits
1000 2iqtor : 2i8enien ausgeitellt
bot uno ooB i'm Suli nod fpeitert
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-21
SnIamo.

8on Berlin aus miro nad1fte=
benoe enogiiltige @rflarunq in oe,u
WieDer-Streit" peroffentIidt: Ser in
Ieinigen amerifanilben 3eitungen
erldienene 8eridt, ooB Or. @nton
Weper-@erbarot, Der bier aus
8aibington eingetroffen lit, nm i'm
gtamen oes oeutlden 9otldofters in
Den Ser. Gtaaten Dem A~nstpartiaeu
Amte beitimmte SUPERINTENDENT alt
iibermittelr, in Ser Sat fein anoerer
ols Or. @lfreo WteDer. DER Gbef Der
SrtenoantlIr : Mbteillng 0es oeut=
lfen Seeres, 8irtliher @eb. Got
nno Sberleiltnant Ger 8. a. 9. fei,
lit omtli6 oementiert moroef1. gr.
MeDer-@ erberot, Der bier eingetruf-
fen lit, lit @ebeimer ODER : &egie-
rungsrat, portrdgenoer Iat i'm So
lonialamt utto Mitglieo oes Dis
3iplinorbofes fir ore oeutiden Sdutz
gebiete.
Auf Der Warin6perft IN 8bi-
iaoelpDld mlro leBt oas groBte
8rnppentransporfihiff geballt, oos
nnlere &egiernns bisber bat baue1
loiien. @s fann $500 Mann mt
boiler AuSriItung beforoern.
Ser omerifaniIhef Sorpece-
3~eritorer Barter" bot SamItag oen
eilglilfen Oampfer rMattisfort"
Der ben Stem gprfer Safen perlieG,
crit ourd einell SduB 5pingtlt
nriiIen, iein Sienal 5n eeben, oa5
Giles IN Sronung lei.
9as ShIahtI6iff .Mri5ono" lit
am Samitag in Der 9rooflpner
Nopp Oaro bonn Stapel eelaufen. Gs
lit neben Der u8enniploania" bas
groBte Sdla6hdiff unierer 5lotte.
Seit langerer 3eit bot unIerr
&egierrng einen 4ampf gegen oie
llebertreter beg Sleomargorin-@e .
iebes sefampft. nm oer bon i6nen
eeriibten 8etriigereien elm Gnoe su
MAIDEN uno oie Sduloigen CUR Be-
itrafung 81 bringen. Ghobomts-
iefret1r Mc9looo CAB oieier Gage
einen fiir5en 8eridt iiber oieie EG-
tigfeit nb. 3ah oiefem 8erift lit
Die Gegierune felt Dem Sabre 1902
ourd ltebertretltngen oes @eietes
nm minoeitens 81 MiIlionen 0pl-
lars eeid16iet moroen. Seit Dem
l.. Sanuar oiefes Sabres limo AZ Ser
Ionen Ser ltebertretun9 oes @eIebeS
ihuloig b%efinoen moroen. &eunln6.
smon3ig BON ihnen milroen nit @e-
fdngnis beItroft. GotiirIid mlBten
tic ale bie erihfpinoelten Sumnicn
hie6er be~rntsoeben un6 ouBeroem
muBten iie nod Strofen sltm 8etrn-
9e bon St4S,000 be5oblen.
Sn @tluntic Gitp maroe all,
Sonntop cine gn5abl 8ooenoer ortrd,
eine 9lut1uelle. oie pohrIdeinlif
ourh Stltrmlpetter i'm Ocean bet-
urfodt tpor, erfoRt uno ms tieFc
@oiIer bittausqeriiien. Sieben boii
linen, meiitens iunge MGuner oua
8bilaoelpbio, ertronfen. @ieTe on
here muroen oerlett. aud cine Mn.
3abl TiIferboote fenterte iin0 Dor
Ben 6tidern lit ouh elmer inter Sen
9oten.
Bonn 9. 4uq1tit on tper6en oui
perIhie6enen 2anobrieftrGger .@outes
Il, SfInhotuo In RottiSinnn I'm I'M,
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Wns Merifo.

@ouDerneur MaDtorena bor
5onora fat erfI6rt, er merOe iifl
ser 2%onoung amerifamlher Srup-
pen pioerieber,> bot aber aud gu
gleih periproden1 Dob er Truppell
ltad Dem gaqui-Sal ididen uno SIC
bon ben Snoianern beorobten Sine
rifonern ihiiten wia. @eur er 2es-
teres tut, lit aud bon nnierer Seitc
fem @runo oorbanoen, Gruppen Ian
ben gu laifen. aber ouf bloBe Ser
ipreden lolte iid @omiral Somaro
ni6t einlailen.
- @us @era Gru5 miro gemelDet
one Sruppen Der Garran5iitas bat.
ten ole SauptItaot bereits einge-
i6loIlen. Oieielbe 9epei6e mdoet,
Gorran5o babe Die SeIignotion ieines
&abinets nidt angenommelt, auf
miro oas @erii6t beitritten, 0aB @or-
rait3a Die 9lbiidt babe. nah Der
| SauptItaot 5u geben. 2ceteres bal
audi mol 9eiemono bon garrau5a &c
glalbt. or bat lid ia INNER MEG,
lidft meit aii8 Der SduBlinie gebof-
ten.
- 8iGo bat bon @gous Golieutes
aus cine grfl6rung oeroffentltht, III
Der er fi6 5u @uniten elmer Srie.
bensfonferen5 in Ser Sauptitoot aus
fprtht.
Ma6ridten gu Solge, Ole IL
8aibington eingetroffen. itno ii
garran5a's u~nmittelburer rmse
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Gmpfehlensmerte eicoer.

Bon @errn s. $. 2obmam in
Comfort muroen ms Elm pnor Sic.
Der Ser befannten oeutl6 : amerifa,
niIden Didterin MsntbilOe Minltib.
Die bon auqult SaIter in Gbicagf
fomponiert iino, 5ugeidfdf. Die Gle.
Der beiBen .Gs mar elm 9roum" uns
~@enn ib emit idldfen meroe". SiG
limo iebr biibid uno onipredeno.
Die aompofitionen, erfldrte Sert
Brofeifor Glaoffen, Dem mir iie Dor
legten, fir bortrefflid, mir fonneli
sie dIio offs gelte enpfeblen. Sts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-21
5reie yrehe fit seras: Montag u. SUM 1915.

Ierm uno anoere Staten Qutomo-
bile 5ur 8erteilung Ser 9o|tlad,en
benubt meroen.
- Ser @ouberne1tr BON @eorQfu
bat Die uber SEQ M. Srol1f perbanq-
te Gooesltrafe in lebenslGnqlibe
3u6tbausitrofe umgepanoelt. sSranf
tit nod Der Straflingsform in Mi(-
leogepiqe gebrodt moroen,
SIM Staotsgefdnanis 81 So
ltet Sainois, tit Die Satin See
r8aroen" @omuno 80. 4Qen bel ei.
mem gebeimniscouen Seuer, oas in
tbre1n 3immer entItano, um's 9e.
ben getommen. Die 6rnu NOR 8ut
3eit, ols oas 5eler altffom, oleil1
i'm 3intmer uno lag inn 8ett.
Ins Chicago miro genteloet,
Die 8unbesrgierlttg babe llltter.
iubuneen b%egonner, INN feft3uIteQen,
Oh eS mabr iei ooB in unierm 2an-
be iunge Seltte fir oos englil6s
Seer u%ngetporben niiroell. Gs liefell
BORT oieler Gage 80 iunge M1onner
unter Jiibrnng zines gemiilen &ell=
netb Croft bon San Sroncisco ein.
Sic reiiten nod Seem Sort. Gs NOR
cas- bierte Mal, ooB iold)e @eien-
ldaften iunger Marnler auf Dem
8eee bon Son 5rancisco nod SEEM
0orf pa~iiierten uno Die 8unoesbe-
BORDEN, oellen Die @ei6idte peroGh=
tie borfom lieB ite anbalten. Die
2eute nno ibrer Siibrer muroen per=
bort. 2ebterer bebal1ptet Elm @gent
Ser u8ritiib Srienolp Societp~ in
Gan Srancisco SIT ietn. Seine Be-
gleiter ieien Mrbeitslole, tpel6e sic
uSrienolp Soicetp" na1 ibrer Set
matf 5nriidl6ide. Spdter gab er
a6er gu, bob er 2eutnant IN ser
enelii9en @runee let u1o nod lei
mem &egtmeilt 5uriiffebre. gr blieb
aber babel, Die 2e1tte ieiell 9r6eitse
lofe, pelde Die o6rienolp SocietD"
9ieies. Seim" lei az
leroings England, oeltn sic 2ertte
ieien aae gnglGnber. 2ekteres be-
arf) oie 2eute iel6it; aber
ipater ioGen ei1tiee BON ibnen einge,
baben, iie tuiiBten bon eng
nibtS meiter, als mas iie iii
oen 3eitungen e~eleien batteli. Sc
oenfaGs mar Die @ei6idte peroan-
tig uno tparen ole geboroen oqtr6=
aus bereGtiet, Die 2eute an5ubal-
ten. Man lieB oie @eieGihaft idlicB-
lid) neiter reifen, ftellte lie aber I'M
ter @ufiiht BON 8unoes6eamtelt.
Groft fubr nidt unit ibnen 5i1iara=
men, iagte ober, er miroe auf einem
3uge folgen. Die Sd12
InuB ihorf unteriud)t neroer. Cine
serdrtige Iniperbung BON Hefrltten.
iel6lt tpenn bic Seute g~ugldno.r
Iino, DeritoBt gegen oie 9unoesse-
ieBe uno ioate inter feinen llni-
i1noem geoulbet peroeu. 8e:m
5toatsoepartement iin0 5ablreidle
iiber Die Sohe ei~ueelaufeH
lu6 oie oeuti6e gfegiernng ion pro-
buber. Mtan iodte iid bier
ridt olnh irgeno meide ogrfldrun !
sen@ tduiden laiien. Die Satiad)e,
"a Croft enelii6er 2eiituanf 1T uno
,oB nerf6ieoene iolfer Erupps iuu-
ger 2eute mdbreno Der lebten 3eit
@ngfan0 gegaltgens fIno, iollte
3eniigenber @runo fem, UNI Die Qh.
.eiie Ser 2elite al perbinOern.
Sn Der 2agutte oes 5oreit
larf 5u ct. Bouts bat man Die 2ei-
be eines iungen @atrners 9amens
8. SeB g~efltnoen. 0erielpe
lid5 am 9onner1fng Derbeiratct
ano peridnano am ndbften Gage
ploslid. @n Der 2eide 5eigten
i'd feline Spuren BON @emaitttaig-
4eit.
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L.okaIes.
9as 6Oie gerfaHnnssamenOemeat


9as bDie SerfaTnnssameuOemeat
0fit GROCER Sreltoe baben mir qe-
1eben, Dob Iu9ult SartbauieL Ger
8roB=graitoent Der Serttannslobne,
btele 3irfrlare IN ltmlauf geIebt
eat, in melden er oie 0eutlden oeS
5taotes ouf oas gefd6rli9e GerfQi-
lungs : ENHANCEMENT gu Seftion 9
aes IrtifeI 6 Der Stoatsberfalfuna,
aufmerfiam maft, oas oer @inac-
~tDonberten oas &edt ent5iebt, itim-
men 5n oiirfett, tpenn lie oas uerfts
8iirper 8apier" boben. @lGa
Der 8raiioent oes 8eras 5toatsperz
baftoes oes oeuti6 : anerifaniidal
gtationalbunoes, Slieo Moeller, ulto
Ger Sefretarl Sbeo. Mnener, bo6en
on ale 8ereinigltngen oes Gerbon-
ees Die @ufforoerlrng geididt, 6ahirt
81 pirfen, oaB Die Mitglie6er nit
Der @efabrli6feit oieles amenoe-
ltierts befarnt peroen. Gesaleiden
beruiiben iid ali6 nod beridie6el1e
.cnoere Serren, oie 8GblerIdoft iiber
Die eefabrlide 8irfung oieies @m1en-
dement's ouf5nfIGren. @s ltebt 6aber
5l boffen, oaB uniere 9eutIfen mic
ftn Wd1n geeen oaS ENHANCEMENT
3frn1men tperben.
9drtbauleI Der befanntlifl ie[bit
Weitglie0 Ser 2egiSlatur it, ioat iiber
Die Innabme oes geihfriies, 6os
Nneifoement CUR abtimnlnq porslt-
leger, in ieinemt 3irfuIor Soloer-
0es:
rals oieie @orIase I'M 3epraiel,-
ta%lttenbouie oufgerufen tulirbe, reid
te Serr Butler bon gea gontn eir,
ENHANCEMENT bier51 Elm, tpeId1es BE-
5ruefte, Den @ortlart unlerer iebi-
gen Soii1titlltion 10 5u 1noern, oaR
er Serfonen ansl1noiider @eburt
iiur erloitbe 81 itimmen, nad)oem lie
inter ben oiesbe5iigIiden WotltroI:-
latlonsgeieben Der Ser. Staaten omp.
rifaniide 9iirger eefporoen ii1o
uilter u%ttlerer gegenfp1rtigen Staots-
fortltttlttionL aligeromnten inn SATIRE
1876, fonnen ale 8erionen ougI6u-
ollder @ebtrt itinlmelt, penn tie
lollit qialifi5iert iino, uno lire 9(b-
lId)t erflart baben, giiraer Ser Ser.
Sfaatet at iuer0en.
USE, uripriinglid u~llterbrei.ct |
mar fait ieoes 9egislatur Mito[ie6I
81 @rniten Der gorlaae, oo fie
mir oas 8obIredt alf Scene ous.
oepltte, ote am @abltage BON Souie |
aofueiero 5u fem g~e3fpingen poren
1ote gorlage ieoodt pie onten6e.
ntlert COOS ENHANCEMENT gina ourd,
Detoe 9auier, obne oos oie ipasre
sVfetnung entoeft pur6e), tpiiroe.
petft angenommerl, biele touien6p
Don te1aniiden Stimmgebern 6esl
Voblredts beraubt baben, obole;hI
ofele lonit quite giirger uno in ieber
aioeren 8eiie gum @abeln qualis
5iert aparer. Wfit anoeren 8orfen,
Die aonititution 10 gu amei-
ooB einige bunoert giirscr
mn ben Staatsmablen t~eilnebmen
.fonnterl, tuiiroe anoeren t~auienoel
10 gliten 9iirgern bag @obl-
redt fortgenommeil uno ibnen feine
Stimme bel Der Musiuabl pot
Staats- uno Gountp : 8eamten 6e.
ialien lperoen, iotuie aud fein &edt,
Die 8olitif, betreffenb oas 8iirgcr-
fedt i'm Sfaots 9eras, gu beItir.-
gs 1T MN elm Slid, ooB ofloerr
Geute, bic nidt in Der 2eaislatur
parep, reft5eitig entoedteh mie
man nniere 8ertreter iibertolpelt
batte, nno iomit miro boffentIid bic
boie g6iift Der 8erfaiier oesl
amenoements bereiteIt peroen.
L
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Sa6nerldnfe, Jl5be, 8tnebnss, Wtttes.
gtoades, Gmeiien, Staten nn0 lire 8rpt
Sofort getStet nit IS. & $. grtermi,ia4
tor, hereeltelt in Gon Gntorio un6 ga>
rantiert. Grpipn Chemical Co., 1903
Glib > Stores ctr, Gel. grodett 1902,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-21

Getroerao erfldrt: Grc3emp3l
bat feinen itroteeiiden @ert mebt
- Stimmt: fir bic glifiei.
@sqiitb mar an ser Sront. !.
er miro balb btuter Der Sront be-
Ihpin6en.
Die eneliih : fron8oiii6en Sic
ae iino meiitens Yprrbusiiege ooe,
Bapprusiiege.
8er iih SreunoIdoft fauft,
moht imnler Elm ihledtes @eiadft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-21

iino pom aomponiiten aueult &a!-
ter, 4160 @ais ape., Chicago, 81,
I'll heaiehen.
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geItes Del uno @oIolin erbiIr
man bon Ser Slimp Oil So, ACT
S~it-gommerce Ctr. Neues Eel. Sri-
big 1852. (Musl
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3n berrenten - 3tpei m6bIierte 3tms
nier nit Iepdratem gingan9. an Stras
Benbabn eeIe9en. Sdones Sonmerheim
mdBig. Nodsufraeen 461 Iurs
RIB ane.. am @orbzGn6e Der 8eit gnb
Car Clinic. Selephon: Srabis 4f69.
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8eriebt,
Baaniluolr

@an a1lIot'lo. o7s Vents.
eottoniam,n : wroOutts.
San antunip, Ser. 81 cs,,nf -teHS
gsimo grl6e gotfnu SeeS S;r 50
geuts Der @nIIone,
Dem aorf o. s,,,,; =. oeao
a es,.9 s O. SUM $6:15 ulo $685.
snA, e go u1lo 9o.s5; aligulf Sb.42
a. seg Po-ao 'oeplenioer, $3.50 uto
o.. &c g ~ . slooefHper lino Seem
~ S So. % uno 1901, Sn1lliar. $6.61
anp qo.oo.
Elrm-Brpontte.
Gan 4ntonio, Ser. 81. Suni taf8
gntter .16c per 9fltnn
eiilner lie u. 1ss psr ~s @SarS
Smrfebs f2r ~. RFs,,,S
8ei8en ......... Sf.04 Der ss,sseg
&orn -. soc men Qs,,Sd,e;
2afer .... .37Aee pen gnldeI
.Ss,oo per 2o'lne
DetthIc.
RartoffeIu. Ne,fe. ST IL. n, All Ak ser
8lTdeI.
@ndsbohuen. Der gal5deI 300.
Crime Bobnen, $500.
Somaten, Segas, A a0rbe, 75e uno
85c.
SnBs GarloIIeln, Sollsltasaa. $l.l5.
grofe. Mor II 81
Referi;I;s ar ~ c>AS -oaa,h.f
@riiner Rfess.r esres 81 ~ nor
Gorb.
g gn1,a5a S sol S1.oo PEG e. er miasxs Seras
Samal!l. DUG iiiio Toe far Duld3ei.
Sesei 60 So.oo PEE efate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-16
Chinese Libel
SUIT MAY LAST
week OR MORE

Many prominent Chinese residents
of Honolulu, among them a preacher.
school teacher and several mer-
chants, were summoned to appear
this afternoon at 1870 in the police
court as witnesses in the criminal
libel action brought by Ching Lum
against Ng Wing Sun. editor OF the
Liberty News. Lum alleges that the
editor accused him OF immortality.
called him Ching. the Big Buffalo. :
and otherwise reflected on his char,
acter.
That the case may last for a week
or even longer is the opinion OF law
yers. Whether the article OF which
Lum complains Is libelous win depend
on whether Editor Sun wrote It or
took il from another paper. whether
he meant Ching Lum when he re-
ferred to Ching. and on the tfansla-
ton of the Chinese symbols into Eng
lish. Many expert witnesses will be
called and there will probably be
testimony as to the character of the
two men involved in the suit II is
also possible that Chinese politics
may be the subject of some OF the
testimony.
Attorney Robert w. Breckons rep
resents the defendant and Lorrin An
drews and E. A. Mott-Smith the COM
plainant.
Some of the witnesses summoned
are Rev. Kong Vim Tet, pastor st
Peters church, Emma street; Sau
Pang Chung, editor, Chinese Publish.
ing Company; Yang Yum Sim, prin.
cipal of Mum Lun school; Tom Ayoy,
Waterhouse Trust Company; G. Kim
Fook. manager Kong Sung Ynen Com
pany. and Chu Gem, manager Quong
Sam Kee Company.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-16
THE RIGHT TO SPEAK.

In ordering the reinstatement of postal
official removed because he criticised the
presidents engagement, Mr. Wilson has
brought the incident to national attention and
perhaps given it undeserved notoriety =
notoriety which must be distasteful to the
president as well as his fiancee. But he has
also emphasized the fact that this is country
of free speech, ruled over by no sovereign who
muzzles his subjects, and that a citizen has
Just as much right to utter his mind concern
ing his president as concerning his next door
neighbor. ...s.. .~t*
1t has not yet come to the point where man
who comments upon the presidents engage
ment to Mrs. Gait is guilty of lese-majesty.
Nor is there any legal justification for the re
moval of public official who passes such COM
ments. His punishment, if he offends good
taste, must be in the hearty contempt of his
acquaintances;7if he is guilty of SANDER, there
is remedy at law. The office Of president is
an exalted one and its incumbent is entitled to
the honor that goes with the office, but there is
nothing in the constitution of these United
States, the usage of one hundred and forty
years of republican government or the temper
of free people to put on our utterances as citi-
zens the muzzles which European autocrats
place on their hard-disciplined subjects.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-16
ALOHA!
What To See

tor the benefit Of tourists and ar
rivals from the mainland. the Star
Bulletin publishes brief directory OF.
few OF the scenic and historical at
fractions Of Hawaii Additional de-
tails wiz be given on inquiry at the
rooms Of the Hawaii Promotion Com.
mittee in the Alexander Young hotel
building)
Take Waikiki Car.
Aquarium.
Surfing and bathing at Waikiki.
Take kalihi Car.
Bishop Museum, daily except We'd
nesday
Fort Shafter.
Moanalua Gardens.
Ten Minutes Walk
from Business Center.
Old Royal Palace.
Old Throne Room.
Old Coral Church.
Old Mission House.
King Lunalilos Tomb.
Washington Place.
Outside the City.
Walks In Tantalus Hills.
The Pail. by motor.
Coral Gardens. IL miles by auto,
daily.
Haleiwa Hotel, by motor or rail-
Wahiawa Hotel by motor or rail.
Pearl Harbor. naval station.
On Other Islands.
Volcano via Hilo, by steamers
Wednesday and Saturday.
Haleakala on Maui. by steamer.
Wednesday. Saturday, Monday
and Friday.
Waimea Canyon. Kauai, by steam
er. Monday, Tuesday. Thursday.
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NOVEMBER d6, 1915.
BLAME KITCHENER. ]"

To put the case in the expressive if unreined
slang ofthe day, Lord Kitchener is the "goat'
of this occasion of unrejoicing among the
Allies.
Germany took Antwerp Blame Kitchener
The British retreated at Mons Blame
Kitchener.
The French haven't made any marked pro-
gress in Lorraine. Blame Kitchener.
The ZeppeHns are bombarding Paris Blame
Kitchener
The German feet hasn't apparently taken
any notice of Winston Churchill's dare to
"come out and fight Blame Kitchener.
Heavy explosives were lacking at the proper
time in several offensive moves. Blame Kitch-
ener.
Bulgaria went over to the Teutons. Blame
Kitchener
The Dardanelles nut is still uncracked
Blame Kitchener.
And so on down the long list of things which
haven t been done, or which, having been tried.
went the wrong way.
The excessive criticism against the hero of
Khartoum, the idol Of last fall, the 'model
sildier" of the last ten years, arises from
British depression over apparent failures. And
yet history fails to record the name of gen.
eral whose career was not sometimes furrowed
with defeat Hannibal, Caesar, Alexander,
William the Conquerer, Cromwell, Napoleon,
Grant-they had their reverses. They had
their dark and bitter hours.
In that now famous land repudiated) inter
view with the American correspondent. Irwin
s. Cobb, Kitchener said the war would last
three years. It has not yet passed the halfway
post. In the meantime the British feet rules
the seas, controls trans oceanic trade-routes,
and without consumption three million soldiers
have been raised and are being welded into
tremendous armies, while enormous stores of
munitions are being made ready. Kitchener,
of course, hasn't done it all, but he has done
much. From outside dissertation it seems as if
q lifetime Of military training had moulded
him into too much of the martinez; that the
British military censorship for which he is pri-
marily responsible has largely defeated the
moves to awaken the British to realizing
sense of their national danger; that not enough
advantage has been taken of the offers, of bust
nessnen early in the war to place their plants!
at the disposal of the war office. But to make
Kitchener the goat for everything that has
not brought immediate success to British arms
is grossly unfair.
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AN ANTI,AL1EN Law KNOCKED OUT.

"A recent United States supreme court decis-
ion knocking out the anti-alien labor law OF
Arizona has been taken by some observers as
having possible relation to judicial action on
the California land-ownership law. The two,
however, are fundamentally different. That
the Arizona law has been declared unconstitu-
tional is no Indication whatever of the possible
llegality of the California law.
The Arizona law was put on the statute
books a year ago by the people under the in
itiative plan of legislation. In brief it required
employers of more than FIVE persons to employ
not less than 80 per cent qualified electors or
citizens. The case which went to the supreme
court was that of an Austrian cook who was
notified that he would be discharged and
promptly appealed to the courts He won in
the Arizona court and the state appealed the
case
The supreme court decision now decides that
this Austrian constitutional rights as an alien
were violated by the operation of the law and
that he was entitled to an injunction prevent
ing state officials from enforcing the act.
So much for the facts in the case. The SUI
preme court decision which was written by
Justice Hughes and concurred in by all the
bench but Justice McReynolds is well worth
quoting from, since it lays down broad prin-
ciple of true Americanism:
:" 1t is sought to justify this act as an exer-
else of the power of the state to make reason
able classifcations in legislating to promote
the health, safety, morals and welfare of those
within its jurisdiction. But this admitted au-
thority with the broad range of legislative dis
erection that it implies does not go SO far as to
make il possible for the state to deny to lawful
inhabitants because of their race. or nationality
the ordinary means of earning livelihood.
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POLITICS AS SERVICE.

A recent talk by DR.. David Starr Jordan,
president emeritus of Stanford University,
upon the responsibilities of citizenship, applies
as much here in Honolulu as to the American
nation generally. He said in part:
eff we redeem our political life, we must set
our politics to doing the things we want done.
To this end we must reconcile the two diverg1
ing needs of democracy Individual freedom
and expert service We must manage our own
affairs because they are ours We must have
the highest skill to do this, else it will not be
done Alright. To reconcile these two primal
needs is the great art of democratic statesman
ship. 1t is a process which will not do itself,
and it is the basis of the great fundamental
problem of the administration Of the affairs Of
a nation
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EDITOR

1.-The authority to control immigration-to
admit or exclude alens-is vested solely in the
federal government. The assertion Of an an
thority to deny to aliens the opportunity of
earning a livelihood when lawfully admitted
to the state would be tantamount to the asser-
ton of the right to deny them entrance and
abode, for in ordinary cases, they cannot live
where they cannot work. ..=
"And if such policy were permissible, the
practical result would be that those lawfully
admitted to the country would be segregated
in such of the states as chose to offer hos
pitalitY." -. ..--