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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-19
STUART'SLETIER
PARTLY UPHELD
BY M'CANDLESS
Continued from page one)

Continued from page oneJ
letter in the newspaper. AS far as we
know, the letter was his own idea.
1t was not written with our authority,
and we have never talked about it.
Il am very sorry that Judge Stuart
wrote the letter be did to the presf
dent. would not have done it or
would not do It now. l do not think
that it will make trouble between the
local party and the administration
at Washington. No one is to be
blamed but Judge Stuart himself. He
wrote the letter without our knoWl'
edge or consent.
However, Judge Stuart told some
facts in his letter, but 1 would not
have written such communication.
How would you have written it,
the interviewer interrupted.
81 do not know" McCandless re-
sponded.
He continued:
Il might have said the same things
to some extent, but in a different
way.
Party Friendly to President
THE party here is friendly with
President Wilson, and solid vote in
his favor was cast by the delegation.
/ think that Secretary Lane has been
misled in many things pertaining to
Hawaii, but l do not wish to see him
damned or abused. as We would gain
nothing that way.
"All men are liable to make mis-
takes, but when they do make them
they should be rectified. There is
sufficient evidence that Secretary
Lane made mistakes in Hawaii and he
knows thunder cover. He certainly
has been told of it often enough.
l do not think that President Will.
son is to blame for any so-called
peonage labor in Hawaii. am con
fident, and the party is confident,
that he will be reelected"
M. c. Pacheco, chairman of the
Democratic territorial central commit.
tee, comments on Judge Stuart's let.
ter as follows:
/ PERSONALLY. advised Judge Stuart
not to take the stand he does in the
letter. and not to resign. The letter
originally was prepared for presenta'
ton at the national convention in St
Louis, but prevented that.
ut was Judge Stuart's idea that we
should do something along the line
of this letter, but when we left him
in Washington we told him it was not
at all the proper course to take
Il distinctly oppose Judge Stuart's
letter. 1t is not the proper course for
US to take in our fight on the gov,
erner."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-19
HOPE FOR FIVE
SOLDIERS GIVEN
UP BY OFFICERS
Search For Men Who Left il
Launch Saturday Proves
of No Avail

The five Fort Shafter soldiers who
were last seen Saturday morning
when they took boat at Puuiki for
Pearl Harbor as told yesterday in the
Star-BulletIn are still missing and
military authorities have given up
hope for their recovery although they
are still making every conceivable ell
fort to find them.
Every Japanese newspaper today
bears advertisements inserted by
Deputy Sheriff Asch asking all fish
ermen to watch for boat like the one
thought to be lost and every fishing
company that operates boats near
Honolulu has been notified by the
deputy to watch for the soldiers or
their craft and report at once any dis
coyery.
Last night the naval tug Navajo
and the lighthouse tender Columbfne
searched the waters about Kaena
Point with searchlights and sent
landing parties into, the coves with
no success. The men not only have
disappeared but they have covered
their trail completely. Today the
searching parties have continued their
work farther out from land in the
waters southwest of Kaena Point.
Not even a surmise of the soldiers
fate can be obtained from the Fort
Shafter officers. They only believe
the men are gone forever which i'm
plies drowning. The deputy sheriff
thinks that If the men are lost they
were swamped and went down in the
heavy surf that ran off Kaena Point
Sunday. -, q.
Officers declare the four privates
and the corporal were all responsible
men and were bringing the boat in
under orders from Puuid where they
had been stationed as a part of the
surveying crew of 2S. Cpl. William
O'Reilly and Pvts. Michael Clark and
Thomas W. Murphy have all been in
Company l.. Engineers Corps, for
some time. Tie other two, Pvts.
Silas p. Birdsall and Raymond W.
Rinkler, Joined the army here just
this year. 90. .>- ><.=s$. u
II is thought there was rations i..
the boat for two days and there Is a
bare possibility that the men might
have tried for one of the other ISL
ands. Although officers say the boat
could make the trip In an ordinary
sea they scout the idea. Even If they
had gained another island they surely
would have wirelessed where they
were, the officers say! r: .. :: 4
Meme Of the men has any. known
relatives In Honolulu. - - p
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-19
PROPHETS RELIGION
=. WILL BE SUBJECT AT
MID-WEEK MEETINGS

At Central Union parish house this
evening at 1880 o'clock the usual mid
week service will be held Rev. Ray
mond c. Brooks, D. D., will lead and
will begin a series of studies on 'The
Religion of the Prophets" The mark.
ed success both as teacher and preach
er which Dr. Brooks has won on the
mainland. as we'll as the splendid ad-
dresses he has already delivered in
Honolulu, is a guarantee that these in
formal talks will be well worth at
tending. The public is invited.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-19
AD CLUB MEMBERS FAVOR
HOLDING CIVIC CONVENTION
IN HONOLULU NEXT YEAR

Members of the Ad Club went on
record es favoring the holding OF the
civic convention in Honolulu in 1917
At the luncheon today it was voted
that the AID Club work for the Hilo
convention and send as large a num-
Der to the Big Island as was possible
Raymond c.. Brown and Alexander
Hume Ford talked on the convention
and President Harrington urged all
members to get down to business and
work for banner delegation in Sep
tember
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-19

About 100000 persons are engaged
in the meat packing industry of the
United States. 81 ~. ID ?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-19
Y. w. C. A. MEMBERSHIP
LARGEST IN HISTORY

The membership in the Y. w. G.. A.
reached 1912 this afternoon, which is
the highest in the history of the as
ISOLATION. Six months ago the total
membership was S02, showing a gain
Of 40. This gain represents actual
membership in activities. the majority
of new members enrolled on account
Of the new clubs which were formed,
and also by reason of taking advan-
tage of the activities which were in
creased when the association moI ed
into the new building
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-19

Court Lunalio, Order of Foresters,
meets at 1870 tonight In Phoenix hall
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-19
POLICE NoIEs

Supikcff paid S. In police court fol
cutting corners with his car p.
Sam Smith was given six months
for larceny. .
The charge Of assault against Chow
Kan Moon was dismissed. ILL
Sam Kaluna was arraigned before
Judge Monsarrat for malicious injury
and later fined So for drunkenness.
Santiago Feleciano, said to have
slapped q woman in Iwilei Tuesday
was fined SIS by Judge Monsarrat.
Tom Tai Leong, accused of sellins
liquor without license, was commit
ted by Judge Monsarrat to the cir
cult court. ssz-- 4,
Ten Japanese were fined S. each
and two Koreans $40 each in police
court for being present at seven
eleven" game Sunday. Il.
Because testimony of the prosecu
tion,s star informer was slightly
mixed, cases against IL Chinese said
to have been present Sunday at q
crap shooting" game, were dismiss
ed. -. -,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-19
BUILDING PERMITS

Mrs. MaIeka Victor, owner. Loca-
/ ton, Kalfhi-kai, mauka side Of Ka.
hanu street, so feet Waikiki from
Puahale road. Dwelling. G. H. Mat.
suto, architect. S. X. Kaaumoana,
builder. Estimated cost, $500.
X. Mimi, owner. Location. Kahuku,
Oahu Addition and alternate dwell.
ing. X. Mimi. builder. Estimated
cost $500.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-19
MRS. REBECCA M0SSMAN
DIES EARLY THIS MORNING

Mrs. Rebecca Mossman, we'll
known part-Hawaiian woman, died
this morning at her home. 1870 Miller
lane. She was As years old and is
survived by several daughters. son,
Douglas Mossmen OF the B. F. Dill
bingham Company, and many other
relatives. The funeral was at o'clock
this afternoon and burial was in the
Kawaiahao cemetery, in charge Of the
Williams Undertaking Company.
sTAR.sULLETIN GIVES YOU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-04

That Is why even the most satisfactory
measure OF emancipation would leave the Jew
unsatlshed II the peace settlement produced a
"or4u parliament, as some Aopelessiy hopeful
spec ulaJors still anticipate. But the angle
nom which the conscious Jew sees the world
Is Ike the angle from which the homeless
tramp peers ia at the dinner party. I have
dramatically put into the mouth OF German
war lord the argument that Eugiaud's loathing
lot russian bcllcOsty Is only the psychology
OF the successful gambler who wishes 10 break
on the game at the moment he holds the bulk
OF the stakes. And. in truth. TO eternalze the
momentary grouping Of peoples and posses
slons in a world that has hitherto always pro-
ceeoed by lux and combat. In which empires
have risen and set, in which every hill mas
been abased and every valley exalted as un.
ldlinsly as by geologic process. would be To
maxi not righteous but an unrighteous peace
There must, II the fux Is TO be suddenly
frozen. De a universal readJustment on the
basis OF reason and love Otherwise can any
one tell me why Russia should be LETT In per
petual possession 81 half OF Europe and A
lnlrd OF Asia, or one-siNth Of the land OF the
sione. while JeWry owns not a single SQUARE
inch OF national territory The Fabian uro
Ject recognizes between forty and hstv SOW.
erelsn states. know these sovereign states
one OF the greatest tAmcrical Processes 20
nave me right to exclude and reship the pow
ertN-strichen European cmi-raut after he has
ho'd on MS all In the quest of a better labor
market And this. with a territory almost 3s
large as Europe. peopled by .iitic NOR. than
twice the population Of Great Britain. 4 SOW
rI'Itu riF-i, MIR. Cecil Che-rartou rroclaims il
As director OF emigration. whose heart has
'"eh torn Dr. these tragedies. ] spit on these
Mr.. Chsstc-'ou. who has done yeoman q
Vice iu America ~ champion Of tf. 4rli-l
cause. does not seem to- see that for a petty
poitlaiion to collar a continent o. pure Prls.
siaui-m. The Germans demand the freedom
81 me seas. The lows demand the freedom
And these great powers. that are 60 Do con.
urIed Tot a. zinc boo their great po- .,ir4
they are to have free hand over tI.f- .u..
Oh ff Y "a q ....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-04

erence. Moses told the Jews, Thou shalt love
thy neighbour as this SELF and Seneca re-
minded the imperial Romans that all men are
sacred-homO sacra res homini. Moreover the
world always has been and always viii be a
meiting-pot Il Is curious that even before the
present Herman meEalOmania began Fichte
claimed the French a people OF Teutonic
stock. no less than the Spaniards and the Ital-
lans. and u is true that Gothic strain exists
in them all.
The alien internment camps throughout Eu-
i"pr "i~ HAe scienunc illustrations Of the
t1siAg process caught in the act. AS for Jew
ISM bitpd. am probably the only person in
London VINO has never been suspected OF Il.
The eighteenth century may have pushed cos
mopohiauism too far The nineteenth
acted with equal eHaggeration 10 nationalism
and Tie twentieth is an era OF nationalism run
mad. Win Schechter. the great Jewish
scholar whose loss We are Just lamentng. l
feel that for salvation our ravaged world will
have 10 turn back 10 international Ideals
and these the old Jewish ideals ito do Justice.
have mercy and walk humbly with thy God"
The claims of the Jewish race do not rest on
81 separate blood. but on its quality and its
history.
In the eighth century before Christ" says
Professor Huxley. "in the heart Of a world OF
idolatrOus polytheists. the Hebrew prophets put
forth conception OF religion which appears to
me as wonderful an inspiration OF genius as the
art of Iheidias or the science OF Aristotle"
E.ght centuries later the conception 20 which
Huxley paid tribute was crystallised and car
rird tn.a wider audience by "a Young Jew from
Iallc' ana six centuries after that was accom-
mudated to the Arab mlUd by another Semitic
near Mecca
without a knowledge OF the Bible which IN
the words OF Lord Bryce. f. "the one piece OF
literature. ancient or modern that Is common
10 dU the peoples OF European origin in both
hemisphorcs' European art and literature
would bee uniuteIIigibIc After collision with
every great ancient empire and persecution
hf every modern. the race that wrote the Old
Testament and the New survived 20 write the
gospels OF modern socialism. and remains 20.
'lE one "i 'he factors OF human evolution. one
oi The roads 60 the superraco
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-04
Reward for the Country
That Gives the Jews a Home.

And finally there is Palestine which, as the
Manchester Guardian explains. IS now neces.
sary TO the British Empire. inasmuch as there
can be no satisfactory defence Of Egypt or the
Suez Canal so long as Palestine is In the occu.
patton Of e hostile possibly hostile power"
il Britain took Palestine she could make no
greater stroke OF policy than To call in the
Jews 20 re-enerate 10 for her. Failing this
conquest. even II Turkey. under German
shrewdness made similar offer TO the Jews
] for one would hold no truck with the assas.
sins Of the Armeniaus. should 10 turn out that
the Turks proper and not the Kurds are re-
sponsi5ie. The acceptance OF Palestine from
such power would Dc an anti-climax to Jew.
ish history.
Bur even under British suzerainty the res
torduou OK the jews would not be easy Des-
plfe the heroic creations OF Jewish colonies
now alas, half destroyed-the Jews hold too
few vested interests In the soil 70 have a claim
20 10 on any basis OF realpOlitik. They mum.
berei. even before the great war emigration.
only 100000 out Of 100000. mainly Arabs. and
possessed only per cent OF the soil Unless
therefore. the Arabs would trek into Arabia. or
could Pc peacefully appropriated. any govern
Weui set up on a constitutional democratic
basis would result not ia a Jewish autonomy
but an Arab autonomy.
~ an requires radically IMAGINATIVE poiIcv
o'dilhs ln futures as well as pasts by men
ready 10 rescue human history from its mo
ho'ouous factors OF blood and gold Napoleon
under the spell OF the forty centuries that re-
tafard him from the Pyramids. announced his
design to restore the Jews 20 their land WIN
England, with Egypt equally NJ her feet, carry
Co.,. i.o plan she foiied Napoleon in?
Had sa, the power and the genius 70 do an
ht" chapter would Doe opened I'm the history
oi Warh.ra. the ends OF the axes would moot
ahI One tribe of tho waudorir. foot and vea-v
breast" which for nineteen hundred vears "a
prayed Tor Palestine some twenty times a dav
would hnd itself on its holy soil under the
-.r OBJ .N' greatest empire in the world. vic.
....'4a at',F i.t greatest struggle En- her his.
.'Is. aud inasm1.h as by her union. with
Ha.s = tntIand would have marched 10 tbis
VICTORY over The bodies of The Russian Jews
"'i restoration on Palestine CO. their race would
lt or once o. peace Offering % her own con.
t...H. aId o. e1us1i.lE assurance 90 the mar.
SIC oi The Pale that they had not nsonizod N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-04
Pathetic Stories of
Hebrew Soldiers in the War

That the Christian Gunner Is not exaggerat-
ing, let the story OF Private sam Thomson H.
lustrate-the young signaller of the Camerons
who. IN q house at Loos. killed siugle-handed
three Germans and captured thirty. and whoS-
real name was sam WUOI sam was anxious
20 give his all for England. yet he felt IL neccs-
sary to smusgle himself into her army And
o. is sad fact that despite the resounding
cry for recruits. Jews have been frequently
refused or, accepted. clipped" as II is
called By their comrades.
There are indeed signs that after the war
the long agony of the Russian jew viii find
alleyiatiOn-but 10 will not Boz through the acc
ZION OF Christians OF of statesmen. What IS
bringing about the emancipation OF Russ
Jewry Is not the pale GOD of Ga'.leo but Nam.
mon and Mars. The very explosions % the
war. the cOngcstiOns Of refugee. have broken
down the pale and created new order which
= can never quite return 90 the old. though the
Black Hundreds" and the True Russians tor
True Prussians" as they are now called in
Russial. are moving hell and earth To- bring
back yesterday And az the moment they have
almost succeeded.
The most reactionarv parties arc ir power
Liberal Groups and even Moderate have been
banled. the Duma has been indefinitely closed
semhlyI, of egging Ou The Christian soldiers
against their jewish tOWradea exploited afraeu
with q dlaboiiral cunning that pare.isss that
in the Jewish valOr and manifold military dis
-irrfiDu. With the 10000 Jewish casualties al
ready known. lies tho collapse af Tho whole
True Russian" case
Secret orders have been issued fo the com.
mauder- 20 report ou tho behavior OF the jew.
fsh soldiers. . q. Hf course. 40 their mis-.
behavior. with a view fn excluding Jews from
The arm. altogether after f.. 4a. with I'd
.frHurr hash of Har and politics army or
d.-- srralgr che a'rrFrrsr rf fHr Jewish apI.
der. rhp .tf der. FL. demand equal risHfa.
tf'Ir jewish German speech .s proclaimed fhe
..sIurr channel OF communication with the
tlhIsH charge. 1s fr.H..rr. arf espionage IH8
broken down. Hence au n'...raH.. situation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-04

Big folk have little folk upon whose rights %
trample:
Little folk have lesser folk and follow the eY
ample
TN 1907 slenkewicr asked me IN common
with Meredith Wells and other English
writers TO join in international protest
against Germanys brutal appropriation OF
Poles in Prussian Poland but / cannot ind
that he has protested against the Polish boy
colt OF the Jews. was interested on referring
To the volume in which these protests from all
: over Europe were published TO see that used
the same language on behalf OF the Poles as
now hold on behalf OF the Jews. Might"
wrote. rs now recognized the rule OF life.
christianity has been deposed even from the
lips OF governments. IL rarely Was anywhere
else; but our century has grown too selfcon.
scious to be able TO leave II even this last rest
ing place. In this degeneration OF the human
conscience Germany has played perhaps the
leading role" That is what / wrote on the
LIST OF January, 1905. but am quite prepared to
hear that my remarks about Russia pro
-Aierman."
critic I'm a French magazine. reviewing
some Ghetto stories remarked that reading
, them was like seeing the bay. on whose shore
ne lived. from the opposite curve. so that all
his familiar landmarks were reversed or re-
Vealed under new aspect Thus. his own
people. so serenely conscious OF their central
ism were turned into the heather while
their religion, the last word OF sweetness and
hght. now appeared synonym for hatred
and darkness To-day, Ghetto story. especial.
" II laid In the Russo Polish Pale. would re-
veal the war for righteousness as an incou.
prehensihle nightmare in which the Jew
tervent To pour out his blood and his treasure
Tor Russia, finds himself bounded and tor
tured between the separate hates OF the Rus
sian and the Pole. and only saved by the con
.guering Kaiser. bringing. like Napoleon, equal
lights for all races. Even In England the jew
who won the Victoria Cross and was refused
a meal I'm a restaurant in one OF greatest
liberal centres. IN Leeds TO he precise must
have been somewhat bemuscd. the more
he himself makes speeches on the Asquith
model
The angle at which the Jew sees the war
can thus rarely be what the Censorship Bureau
would consider right augle-it is either too
obtuse or too acute. A Christian Gunner-f
that Is not an Irish bull-wrote 20 the York
shire Evening Post. Il am Britisher. home on
seven DAYS leave. after being out In France
tor fifteen months. What has surprised
me much as anything In this war OF sur
pgises is the great number OF Jewish boys who
are doing their bit az the front and doing II
right. Most Of them have enlisted under wrong
names. hiding their proper names under Eug-
!ish ones. Some OF my best pals az the front
are Jews. whom anyone would welcome as pals
and who are true as steel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-04
How War Is Accomplishing the Emancipation of Jews
Israel Lng Analyses the Forces That Are Now Work and Shows Prom
and Permanent Influence They Will Have the Hebrew Rae

state. kultur not OF militarism but OF
humanism.
But where IL this state to be7
That question was first mooted In this very
hall by the international Council OF the or
ganization over which | ha~e the honor TO pre-
side for the Zionist movement had pumped for
Palestine without any practical investigation
The limitations % time prevent me from dis
cussing the answers in any detail Joseph
Chamberlain It was who first tempted the late
DR. Herzl. the great Zionist leader. with Dor.
tons OF the British Empire, first with El-Arisch
in the Sinai Peninsula. and when the Khedival
Government made a difficulty about DETECTING
the water with a small plateau in British East
Africa converted Mr. Chamberlain to the
conception OF not a plateau but the whole OF
British East Africa turned into British
Judea and had the conception been carried
out England today would have had Macca-
bean force TO defend that zone OF war against
the Germans. My organization has not dealt
with governments on any basis but the Bis
MARKHAM do ut des. But Chamberlain is
rare. IL apparently requires a most abnormal
statesman To that an empire which Is
trying TO hold a NTH OF the globe with an ex-
ternal force of ten million whites, would be
enlightened by a powerful and welpopu-
lated Jewish colony.
Lord Strathcona saw this as regards Canada
but not Sir Wnfrid Laurier. Mr.. Deakin
II for Australia but not his local Premiers.
Your Colonial Briton is ever a dogin-the-map
ger. We have dealt also with Turkey, not for
Palestine. but for Cyrenaica. since bloodily and
imperiecuy annexed by Italy. despite the
port OF our Stltutluc commission that IL was
not good enough even for the homeless Jews.
And similar expedition went TO Angola by
Arrangement with the Portuguese Colonial OF.
fee. and its report which have published.
was TO have been discussed at Zurich in the
very month the war broke out. together with
an earlier proposal for re-converting Mesopo-
tamia into a world granary by irrigating it
at the cost of a few hours of Armageddon-
and settling il with Jewish homesteads
The project has been recently revived by
Mr. Hermann Landau a philanthropist who
has the advantage over me with the public OF
having himself made money. lie contends that
there Is a profit Of ninety millions in the
scheme. so that !. who only estimated Il at
twenty-five millions, have begun 70 loom "a
the soberer business man Of the two Meso-
potamia, you will remember, Is not only a
blessed word. but the cradle OF the Jewish race
with a Hebrew tradition older than Paestine's
and embracing also a later period OF bloom
For thousand years Babylouia was the very
focus Of Judaism. Jews have lived there I'M
der the successive domination OF the Greeks
the Parthians. the Persians the Arabs, the
MOngols and the Turks. and are still there to-
day in parts now under the British flag. Did
not say that even Thackeray's burlesque could
not reach the romance OF reality?