davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27
%. Marg

De 6eie milit9re 9oolififotioner
hos Seirberren peo Wlarne, bois
9lniettelie til Breiioent for De
g(aiereoes 0filit9rraoo ban onltal-
te iom Ell peIfortient 5orfrem-
melIe.
st Snbileum. ariitiania San-
oelsitanos Sorening feirer 70
9(ars SSubileum. &riItionia, 8. Non.
S Dag for rs 9lar iioen itifteoes
Den Organization, iom bar noniflet
Jig til, bboo &riitionia SonoelS-
ltan6s Screening M er: Ell m9gtig
2bfteitang for geeringslipet, for
9oOeoltaoen og for belle 2anoet, =
Ell Sammenlllltning, iom gioer
StDrfe noao og inoao til Sesning
al itore 0pgober
Srganiiatione1s oprinoelige Aabn
bar ySanoelens 8enners5orening"
Den fsrite 8eltprelie beitoo of u.
SngermanlL @ulO6erg $. 5. 2pffe,
q. SiOrtb og Beter Diirenoabl. S
1852 opretteoes oSanoelens gen-
ners Observation-Disclosures. Sanmen
meo Soreningens onore 2egater no.
ger Sonbet MI tiliammen Ser. 49,.
$50.
@ntenten og @refenlano. @r9fen'
lano ifal bebanoles iom sSienoe,
beooer oct. 2onoon 81. Dec. Gil
y0oilp telegraph" teleeraferes fra
9lt1en:
yOperflptningen til Beloponnes
al oe greife &ropper, iom er for
blepet aongen fro, bill begpnoe paa
sSreoag. 0et antages, at 3ronspor-
ten life fan uoferes mirore emo
tire Tiger; @ntentemagterne bil bog
life bore tilfreos meo bette gteiul.
tat. Der ffal ogiaa fremi9ttes an
Ore &rab. Ser ifal forlanges flllo
@ritatning of ben er9ife Stat for
9egibenbeoerne gltben ben ferIte
December, og ale tpifpenlige aonl-
plotmogere maa bline interneret ct
eaer onoet Steo, iom beltenlmes
af Gbefen for oen internationale
5loaoe. Sort ioet, oen greife Stat
moa 6ebanoles iom en- iienotlig
Stat.
Ser maa tages alle militere 5or-
bolosregler for at beifptte General
Sarrails &onlmiinifotionslinier, oe
oct er npopenoigt, at De gr9lfe
8ropper paa Yeloponnes bliber nn.
Der @ntentemogternes aontrol.
0anif geitinoiens Salg fulotub
oeotaget. Ge6enbaon 190ec lloen-
rigsoepartementet bar oDerienot
9fi9soagen ct llofait til en- 9feiolu-
tion ON De oanif beitinoiife 9ers
Speroragelie til limited States.
&gbenbonL 81. Sec. 5olfetinget
bar efter ell eneite 2esning pebta.
get Sorilaget ON at ratificere Eraf.
toten ON De oanlf peltinoilfe gers
Ooeroragelie til llniteo States.
Steminegionineen bar 80 MOB go.
Sem Wteolen1mer bar froperenoe.
&ebenbann, %. 9ec. 9egge Suie
l Jfigsoagen bar III approberet
8raftaten ON De oanif-peltinoiife
9ers Operoragelie til ltniteoStotes.
Sanostineet ltente @aar til 5or.
Del for Solget meo 40 moo 19
Stemmer.
9Salblngton, .. G., %. Dec. Den
oanife &igsoogs glpprobation af
Sraftoten om Solget af oe oanif-
peltinoiife Ger aobner 8eien for en-
bnrtig Silenoebrineelie af l1noer.
bonolinger, iom meo longe Wteaem.
rum bar poogaaet iioen Norgerfri-
gen. Senatet bar bifoloet 5rofta-
ten ON Solget, og oct itaar finn
tilbage, at &ongresiei bepilger Den
! Sraftoten beltemte Sin paa $25,.
100000.
9ernes 9eliggenbeo, Solbbunore-
De Wlils Iei git for Borto 9fico,
tilpgges Itrateeiif 9etponing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27
1nrneff ru1t0t.

Sfibene orlneres. Baris, %. Sec.
,Sigoros Sorreiponoent 9oroeaur
fortpaer, at flere Sfibe Ser er bic.
pet ioripnet meo aanoner og 9lm-
mllnition for at flinne foripare fig
moo Observation-Disclosures.
@n Srberfrloleflr. Berlin, 19.
Dec. @n tplf meoicinif glntoritet er-
flprer, at femten 0tinlltters lloiGt-
telie for SolItraolerne unoer en-
gleroplonilppning / itor Ssioe pil
orpbe aQe 3uberfelbociller ct
Menneifes 2egeme.
Gr Spiflano reoe? 9onoon, %.
Sec. @t Telegram fra Saag flyer,
at oct meooeles baIptofficielt, at
oeriom De 9lIiereoe / oeres Spor
poa Gentrolmogternes 5reosforilag
lfllloe laoe Opren aaben for llnoer-
banolinger, oil 8Diflano plebliffe,
Zig fremiette fine Sooeobetingelier
Song &arls &roning. 2onoon,
81. Dec. Sra 8noapeIt telegraferes,
at Song &arls &roning til &onge af
llngorn bill .finoe Steb Den 30 0e-
cernber. s Senbolo til en- aruloge.
relie af 9remierminiiter aarl Den
Ssrite af 8itrig og Song &arl Den
5ieroe al llngarn og 9ebnien
5ronlf Slipper orebt. Boris, 19.
Sec. &aptain De 8eau6anlp, iom
/ gtonenber flsi til Mfiin6en og fa-
Iteoe Bomber neo paa 8pen, er Die.
bet or9bt UNDER en- Scamp / 2uften
ner 0ouaiimont. Sans 0eaIfine
falot neo inoenfor oe fronlfe 2i-
nier. s fin 5litgt til Weiinhen flei
ban ober 9llperne og tilbagelogoe en-
glfltano af 437 Wail.
0ationen ifal mobiliieres. &on-
oon, %. Sec. 9tegeringen bar be.
iluttet at mobiliiere 9tationen
&rie8tienelte, oe Nebille Gbomber.
lain bar faaet Spgooen at leoe BET
tie 9lrbeioe, flyer 9ailp geips.
glne Meno ira 16 9lar ganle
og op til minolt 60 aar ganlle, ifal,
naar De life Itanr glrmeelL ino-
ruuereS for at ar6eioe for glrmeen.
Hegeringen mener, at Sbinoerne
ber faa glnleoning til at bere meo,
ON De iao enifer, men De er life
inobefottet / 8lonen iom oen er MI.
Ser bill blipe &onliteer oper belle
Sanoet, iom ifal leoe Snoriilerin-
gen Sber Wfnno nil blioe anpenbt
til at uofere oct glrbeioe, iom pos
ier beolt for banl.
Soffre neolegger &ommanooen,
Haris, 10. Dec. General sSofirC
operloo @aar 5ormioooo Som.
manooen oper De franlfe glrmee,
l. 5ranfrig til fin Giterrnono
Stilingen General &obert @ele
gre geioelle. San lpfenifeoe fin @f
terlnano Ell fort Gale.
De beieite Sfficerer / General
ltaben operrafte Den me Gbef De
res sliifeosanipgninser. DC bebol
Der oeres Stillinger. til Genera
ytipele bar palgt fin eqe~ Stab
General NipeIle uSlalte fiji
Spartale fin itore Yeunoring fol
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27
gnrt epet dnnn.

u y -
->S@oczoSN=c=oe=-z> =-z>z>ccs-=osoe>scsGoS
9eper 10000 Dollars. 3ulia,
Ofla., 21. Sec. SfabsIprnngere
uar pao 5proe / Sfiatoof gtational.
9anf, ii Mils 8ei berfra. De uno.
Hap meo 10000 Dollars.
O9iaa Sntsr bopfottes. gtem
Dorf, 81. Dec. Susmeorene bar
III ogiaa opfert Smsr pao 9iiten
ooer De bopfotteoe 6soeparer oeo
Si0en al 9@g. 9opfottingen gelOer
belle Staten.
@ulo til Oeorgan. Jleip Dorf,
81. Sec S Den bero9renoe Brs.
peanltalt oeponereoes / @nor @ulo
til ct 8elsb nI $8,200,000 ira
Canada. Den foitbare 6orIenOelie
er opisrt paa s. q. Rorean &
Sos 9iegning.
lltrolig gfnabeo. @aibington, Ba.,
10. Dec. On Is stars Dnglin9,
Charles Otto, Iom nrbeioeoe | en-
@rube beo Hoscoe, er oeo iom
5slge of Ell al ire @ritbenrbeioere
uopilt iltrolig gfnabeo Yna Dsbss
leiet fortolte gnglineen boorleoes
bans Blogeannber raflaoelig boobe
pint og plaget bdin. Der er no.
fproiget retslie TiItole moo De ire
|@rltbearbei6ere.
Synoifuooene 3ofoets Yoitipa.
rebnnfer sges meo genneminitlig
81 100000 ON llgen, 5elee en-
Opgnpe, iom 0isie Gage er uoiteot
al Goltoepartenrentet | 8aIbings
ton. 5 De fem WaaneOer iioen 1.
SSuli er sSnoIfilosIlimmen eget meo'
ialt $25, 100000 Der er $500
aontorer, iom mootager BoItbanfino.
Ifuo, og 6oor 100000 BerIoner bat
oeponeret ober 100,000,000 Dol
lars.
gllle Sfoler Stepens Boint,
@is., banoe 5olfeifolerne, Wenig.
be0sifolerne og 9peliesifolen er bic.
uet luffet paa @runD al SfarIa.
gensieber og giiterit, Der ipreOer
Iiig / 9nen. Ssnoagsifolerne er og-
iaa llffet, og 9ernene er bleoet 40.
paret moo at gaa til 8inoteatrene
og til 9utifferne og til anore Ste
ser, bpor 6olf fonnler Iammen.
SSffe minore emo II Suie er Ito.
Ieret. Ger er 12 Tilfploe af fSfnr.
lagensfeber og 10 Tilf9loe af Dif.
terit
fsor0.aonpogniet luffer. Detroit,
Weid., 90. Dec. fSorb 9llitomobil.
inbriffer bar ira @aor inoitillet
Driiten aloeles og oil boloe So
6rifferne liiffet til 0en 3. Sonuar.
geitnreren, &lingenImitb, flyer en-
@rflpring | 9fnleonineen, at 4om.
pa9niet toe benne 8eilutning al
Seninn til Ooerlaitnin9en pao Sern.
banerne. OrOren pil bersre ca:
10000 Berioner. og ineen of oisie
| pil faa 2en, iaa lPnge 9riften er
linoitillet.
8il bprne 0otionollnngen. 9teir
IDorf, 90. 0ec. 8pens gfooo bar
unoer Oneroeielie ct iSorIlag om
at iorbpoe, at 9eationaliangen ipil.
les iom en- Del nf 9oneertproerom-
met Gnfeer, ReItaurationer og
DaniefofaGer, og faitiptter en- WnIft
paa 500 for Obertrpoelle al 6or.
/ tbuoet. On ligneuoe gpoeotngt ef.
IIiIterer oIlereoe | Baltimore. 1or.
IIlaaet TANNER oprinbeli9 ira Wtn.
lrinelsitnant Gummins.
Stats. .gapiriobriffer. ct Bnil,
Winn., 90. Dec. @eneralaooofat
onn0on 81. Smitb bar nnoer lto.
arbeioeIie ct 8orIlae, iom gaar no
paa, at Staten ifaT opfsre og bripe
ITapirsiabriffer pna fit eaet CONT
mcrlanb 9eorS I Staten ssorilaget
lbiI bfipe inobrnat | 0egislaturen |
Tinter. Det er Minneiota editorial
|Msiociotion, sm bar uofaitet Gan.
fen, og oct belle fomnrer iom en-
lfssIae of, at Dapirspriierne M er
Ina bsie, at Sc truer meo at soe'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

legge en- itor Del al 9lpiierne / Wiin-
neiota.
Samuel @ompers bill gsre, 6na0
ban fan, for at iaa 9loamIon-9ooen
omItsot 9ien Yorf, 10. Dec. Brp.
lii6enten for american FEDERATION OF
2obor, Sanluel @onlpers, oiI, ei-
ter bbn0 Der meoOeles, 9ere Jim
SnoiIpoelie geI0enoe bnaoe ber og
/ 8aI6ington for ON mulig at foa
glOamions otte Eimers 2ob om-
lIteot.
5 mere emo en- Moane0 bor Ser
efiilteret en- Quaii-OberensfomIt mel
lem De fire 9rooerifnbsorgoniio-
tioner al Sernbanefolf oe 6e0era-
tionen. Ger bar meIlem Dem npret
en- uTfreben Operensfonit, iom goar
no paa at mooarbeioe 2one, iom,
efter Oeres Mening, triier g(rbei.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wo9t.
Ser ben til De nelitrole. @a
| lbington, 9. g., %. Dec. Ga MI
SenIigten meo Br9itoent 8ilions
5re0snote er bIebet frenbolot / of
| iicieIle @rflRringer, bar 1tniteo Sta
res MI Opmprfiontbeoen benoenot
poo 0otens Mobtagelie | guropns
SooeoItpoer. S officielle 4reoie
Ies Der efter muliee Tegn til at De
neiitrnle 9onbe iflG6e fslee ltniteb
lStotes @fienpel oe frenlfomme meo
lienenoe 3orilae.
Waan bar ber en- pofIenoe fSor.
nenmelie al, at ltniteo 'Stotes
bonber at blioe ct Clearing Soit.
Ie for ll6pefsIina al Spnsmonoer
og mntligbis for 6e frigsfsrenbes
9etineelier. ssIere DipIomater bar
ienot 6eres reipeftioe Regeringer
Wfeo6eIeIie berom for at eipe Dem
en- RetteInor.
sSlere itore SSulegnoer. @n Srle.
preient / 5orm al en- asiurance-
polite bill blipe gipet af 9lonms
& 8eitIafe Company til nlle Sir
n1oets 6olf.
eSfslge Golicens 8eItemmelier fan
9Grbeioere, Iom bar o9ret Selifa.
bets Tienelte / 10 9lar eller lPn.
acre oa MI er so Iar eller un0er,
oeo Opnaaelie al So gars 9lloer
for Wfpno elIer 60 glors IGoer for
Rbin0er, iaa en- fontont llobeta.
ling al 500 | Ste6et for en- opbe.
tolt asiurancepoliie poa 81 900,
ON ian snifes.
De, Iom bor bpret minbre emo
10 9for | fSelifobets Sieneite, fnar
9lsIuroncepoIiier poa 9elsb df
500 for boert Gar, Iti9enbe 9rao.
bis in6til Wearinum 9elsbet ST..
900 er noaet. 9or Dem, Der er
ooer so 9lar eantle, er 9elsbet
Ii6t ninore, oo asIitrancepremi.
erne er onrere.
Stadium % 4rplt. gteip Yorf,
10. Sec. Or. 5rancis Garter 8ooo,
Der lcoer 4rGitlinoerisgellen Deo
columbia llniperitetet, meooeler
lin Iorsberetning, at ban eiter uo-
tenrmenoe 6orisg meo Whls %
Oiarsioin er fonrmet til oct 9teiul-
tat, at Stadium life er noget gabn-
ligt DfiOoel / 9ebanolingtn. 9of.
loren logger til, at Gilfeloe,
lbpor Operation life er gsrlia, er
I9ldoiam fun nnpenoelig iom linoren-
loe 0fiooel.
Oct er ubeitriOt, at oct er nut
ligt," flyer ban 0ot forlpnge 2i'
bet noele .enfelte TilfGloe og at
beore @atientens 9efinoenoe peo en-
forltnnoig og fpnoie glnoenoelie al
| lltore WGngoer Stadium. Wen paa
Sen onoen SIDE er oct liee piit
at 9rugen al imaa Meneoer Sra.
blum, (. efi. fra 90 til 80 Wil.
ligram al glementet, ofte faar til
l9el1e en- burtig ltobrebelie al Soul-
item, iooleoes at Tntientens Tilltono
bIiper oprre, emo oni Ser ingen
gcbonoling bnbbe bpret foretaeet." "
Snoiamlingen til Seoerne. SEEN
lOorf, 90. Sec Yoa ct ltort Wos.
licmsSe Carnegie Sail slftes for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

Snoiamlineen til Ssoerne. osem
Oorf, %. Dec. Toa ct itort Mos-
IcmsSe / Carnegie Sail slftes for
en- SnoiamIine bfanot 9lnerifas
essoer til fsoroeI for Ssoerne
friesbereebe 0anoe, bTep ser iub-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26
DEMOCRATS TURN
down REQUEST
FOR BOND TALKS


The request of the bond committee
of the board of supervisors to have
speakers talk on the bond question at
the Democratic rallies has been re-
fused by William A. Bryan, chairman
of the Democratic territorial commit
tee, in letter received today by Dan.
iel Logan A similar request was sent
TO the Republican committee, but as
yet no answer has been received.
In his letter Bryan said, las the
question of city bonds at this time is
rot regular territorial campaign is
sue, but is city and county measure
entirely of Republican origin, and as
The proposal as whole is not gen.
orally favored by Democratic eandi-
oates, the appearance of any Republi-
can member of your committee on the
Democratic platform in our meetings
would lead to misunderstanding and
confusion in the minds of the voters
since the proposal is being opposed by
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26
& co.
RAISES PAY Of
MANY employees

Acting voluntarily. the firm of H:
HacRfeld & Company. Ltd has. in,
creased the wages OF its teamsters.
warehouse and Storehouse employees
an average of 50 a week. Announce
ment IF the raise vas made today by
Manager August Hamburg OF the
comFaly's merchandise department
We have had TINS increase under
consideration sor some time, said
Manager .Hum5nrg. and in taking
action we consider the raise justifi,
able in view of present conditions,
higher. cost OF Twins and other fact.
ors. It went into effect with the pay
day on October ia ...>..:. = =
Employees who are benefiting from
the raise total 81 and include Hawai-
ians. portuguese, Koreans, Japanese,
Chinese and one white boy. The
increase is the first general one made
by the company. in several years.
Storehouse and warehouse men who
have been receiving an average of SO
a week are now paid So, while driE-
ers whose pay was Sl2 now get $1I.
The company also continues the pay
of its employees who may be taken
sick and pays them for holidays, too
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26
EDITOR
INADEQUATE

John Gina the .Iapaness. who murdered George
To- Cooper of Hama. Mani. was allowed to enter a
plea of guilty 10 murder in The second degree aud
was thereupon given sentence of life imprison.
Ement .* IT,. ... IA
The crime was as cold -bo0ded and crafty any
lin the police annals of the Valley Island probably
as any in the history of these islands For five
wears this Japanese had carried in his reyengeful
brain The project of day getting the planta.
ton man with whom he had had Il trivial dispute.
For months he plotted actively carry out his de-
sign Of murder When he finally came upon his
victim, alone. he shot him from his horse and then
finished the bloody deed, after which he fed. But
for one two slips in his carefullv-aid scheme
crime-Ciinza might never have been hunted down.
The japanese was allowed by the Maui authori-
Ties 10 enter plea of guilty 10 Seconddegrce muir
der because they did not believe there was enough
evidence to convict him on Il first degree charge The
main evidence against him his confession, which
he could have repudiated on the stand. The rest
was crcumstantial.
1t is. of course hest known to the Maui proSecut
ing attorney what he could have done had he fought
the ease to get conviction frst-degree charge
Probably he had good reason to believe there
no chance of a. conviction The fact that Gina
escaped the hangman's moose shows the difficulty in
Hawaii Of securing tire extreme penalty for crime
which is a clear case of damnabe murder 49,. s.~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26
26. 1916.
PROGRESS OR DELAY.

Stripped of essentials. the question before the
voters on the municipal bond proposal is whether
they viii vote for wear of progress or a wear of
delay in creating Greater Honolulu.
j, If the tax.increase plan conld be put into effect
immediately the situation would I've entirely differ.
cni. But Supervisor Hatch holds. and A. Lewis.
Jr.. holds and Lorrin y Thurston holds and any
number Of other good authorities hold than the TAX
rate increase cannot he made electiye until Jann-
airy 1918 and unless this first bond issue carries.
Honolulu stands still The best legal advice that
The iaxincrease advocates clh get is that their plan
may he carried out in 1917, but the majority of opin
ion is against Them.
Meanwhile Honolulu is behind in It's municipal
improvements. Ii is behind in wafer and sewer
facilities. II is behind in roads. Ii is behind in
parks and public bathing facilities.
Is Honolulu TO stay behindtime or to catch up?
Isn't il worth million dollars To this very prosper
Gus city 10 GET N STEP WITH PROGRESS?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26
WHITNEY JURY
MAY BE CALLED
FIRST OF Week

Providing the case of the Bishop
Estate against the Waialua. Agricul-
tural Company, an action for eject
ment, goes to trial in Circuit Judge
Whitney's cour1 next Monday morn
ing, the trial jurors will be wanted in
court at 9 O'Clock. 1t was reported
on good authority in court circles to-
day, however, that discontinuance
may be filed.
Following are Judge Whitney's trial
jurors: "... --...:
E. T, Collins. George Markham, J.
T. GandalE Robert Law. F. F.. Fer
nandez, David -Kanuha, Harry C.
Bruins, f. S. Lyman, Jr., G. d. Sam
son, E. n. Scoville, Robert r. Noel.
downey, Donald Macintyre. C. NJ.
Hicks, Theodore Wolff, George K.
Lowe, NJ NJ Johnson, ]. A. Noble,
Henry K. S. Zap. David Crowning-
berg, J. Z. Cummins. j. l. Whittle Ju-
litis URger, o. II. McCorriston. c. r.
Humphreys, W. J. Forbes and Frank
Bechert ~. -.
Members Of the panel are requested
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26
SUCCESS GAINED
BY VORKERSFOR
CH|LDRENS FILMS


steadily growing success of the FRI
dax afternoon children's matinees at
the Liberty theater warrants the
League for Good Films in believing
thar ultimately the movement can be
extended to all islands and approved
Aims shown at special children's per,
formances throughout the territory.
Mrs. F. ]. Lindeman, president OF
the organization, said yesterday that
The theater managers and the workers
are cooperating effectively in getting
isreer and larger attendances at the
Liberty and putting on high-ciass en-
screaming and educational movies.
SUPERINTENDENT of Instruction Kinney
and the school principals are also CIV
inr strong support The league =
n hoe now to widen its influence, Sc &
rsrine more members for the s''en
fee OF 81 yearly. :
On Friday @1'he Girl and the 6Ans,
!. very Interesting serial, VIII pe q
snn Also. Undine. the big success
q "a be shown as special featu1e'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26
BOURBON ATTACK
TURNEDLOOSEON
FRONTAGE TAKING

Democratic orators ana candidates
| launched d hot attack on the frontage
tax al their meeting last night at the
kumalaes block. Queen street
c. l. Almeida, candidate for the
house, fourth district, declared.
1T is a disgrace 10 the peOpIe."tO
have the frontage tax. II. dePriFes voGl
OF your home If you want 20 pay icr
your reads and lose Your homes, vote
the Republican ticket; but you want
the government to pay for your roads
you pay enough taxes nOw-then
vote for the Democratic ticket" -
Another candidate for the house
from the fourth district. Z. H F. VOL
Ter, got after the Republicans fer al
legged Wropgdoing in. handling The
Rapid Transit franchise, He said:
They passed a franchise in THAT
last legislature OF which they mad L"
right They gave Il concession 10 The
Rapid Transit Company for p years
longer. Just think OF, il, without a
cent being paid TO the Territory OF
Hawaii! They never paid cent ever
since the Rapid Transit has been run
ming. They have never paid in 10
cent piece as taxes. Now, are we 60
ing 10 keep going that way when we
have at the present day a hui that
stands ready and is willing TO pay a
million and a half for that conces-
sion . ..-.. 49,.
NJ c.. Pacheco, candidate for the
senate. declared that the frontage TAX
law means that some poor people are
going to lose their homes. RE SAID
in part: 49,. ~ e.. H.,
~ am given to understand that {.
U Cooke spoke down here in some
moving picture theater this week ana
tried TO tell you people, and dld ten
Won neople, that the frontage tax ia"
is a good thing for the poor man. i
Tell You Mr.. Cooke did not mean d
word of what he said. | don't believe
he meant a word of it. He knows pet
ter. Well. now suppose that our sI-
peryisors will create all Of this as
trict an Improvement district ana
assess you people the cost OF building
these roads against you. All you peo-
pie have to work hard for a living and
/ believe some of you are strikers and
are out of employment because the
employers have not met. your de-
mands-they have been underpaying
you--and have not met your demands
and some of you are out of employ
ment today. What would happen Il
you had to pay the cost O, roads in
this district? Some of you would lose
your homes ......
to telephone A. Kalei Aona on Satur-
day morning Tor definite information
as to whether the trial will be held. -
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From all reports politics on Maui this wear has
assumed something like the old-time vigor. The
fight between George +. Cooke and DR.. j. II. Ray
mond for the senate is close and hot. The political
luau almest forgotten in the 1916 campaign, has
been revived and the candidates are kept busy max
ing speeches and paving for pig and poi. The Re
pubicans have called into service such warehouses;
as r. w Breckons, w. O. Smith and John H. Wise
while the Democrats are pointing with pride to the
fact that DR.. Raymond stands for an increase in
wages to the honest laborer in county employ.
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Republican and Independent voters of the fourth
district might well put ii down in their memories
now to bring out on election day that the Demo
cratic spebinders using every argument of pre-
julice to swing the fourth district vote. They are
using the race issue and the frOntagetaX argument.
and both with reckless disregard for truth. \
Republican campaigner declares that unless the
fourth district wakes up. several of the good Re,
publican candidates for the house will be defeated
and the vote of prejudice in both fourth and fifth
districts is likely TO get seat in the senate,
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DETENTION HOME BOYS II
BALK AT INTRODUCTION
TO SHEETS AND BATHS

Eleven boys were lodged in the de-
tention home last night and, as a re-
suit of this first experience with
young men destined for the reform
school, serious problem has present.
ed itself to Mrs. Joe Leal. matron.
The boys deeIine-aetually refuse
to sleep between sheets. When they
opened their beds last night and
viewed the snCwy white linen, they
baked They refused to get in be-
tween them. 1t was too cold there,
they declared so each boy lay down
on the top sheet. wrapped his blanket
about him and went to sleep.
Two of the boys. who had been in
the habit of sleeping beneath stable
In kakaako. were introduced TO a
shower bath and struck on the spot.
No manner of urging could get them
beneath the water. One of them as
serted he was sick, and that a bath
would make him worse. Judge Whit
ney remarked that his sickness might
have been due to too few baths. But
when the boys felt the water and
found II was warm they jumped I'M
der. This morning they demanded a
bath before breakfast
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-26

j. j. Mcnamara, the dynamter for whom parole
is to be asked ought to stay in prison awhile longer
He confessed to brutal, cowardly crime. and
though it was not the murder of the Los Angeles
Times victims, there is plenty of reason to believe
that Mcnamara, like. his brother. was part of the
nationwide gang of dynamiters with headquarters
at Indianapolis. He ought to serve his full term
and the structural iron workers are merely writing
themselves down as sympathizers with labor VIC
lence when they start movement now for his
parole. ... ..-.:.@.