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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-08
0as Sberderiht oes Stootes

9os Sbergeridt oes Stootes
Seras bat Die BON itnIerm Staot=
rot sur &egulierung oes NSitnep=
Serfebrs erlalfene Sroinan5 ols poG=
ltanoig fonititutionea 1tnb gere6t=
fertigt anerfannt uno oie in oemiel-
ben Gimme abgegebene gnti6eioun9
oes 4. @ppelationsgeri6ts bonn 8.
sunni 1916 beitdtigt. Stermit lit
Ole Sitnep @ngelegeubeit 5u @un=
item Der Staot enogiiltg abgetan.
: Die Gaiino-@ eieGi6aft peran=
italtet am Mitttpod, Ben IA. I'M
stutomobil Club 9arf Elm Monh=
lhein=Bicnic nit Ean5. Abfabrt
abenos 1880 bonn galil1o.
Gin iunger Meann pltroe on1
0eittmo6 megen Gbed : S6minoelei
BON Sberiff Goblin bier ~berbaftet. @r
botte Der 1. National : 8anf in
8leaianton eiren onf cine SSrieo-
ridsburger ganf ge5ogenen mertlo-
len Gbed bon $4,000 sur Goleftie=
rll1g eingebanoigt uno ben leidt=
gldubigen aaiiierer ~iiberreoet ibm
bierauf einen goridJuB bon $500
8u geben. Ser iunge S6minoler
legte Elm po1itanoiees @eItdnonis
ab; er batte nod $1,000 oes err
ldminoelten @eloes in Ieinem 8elit,
Die er oe1t 9eamten, in Ser 2ampe
zines Iutomobils %perborgen, 5eiete.
0as boffnungsbone 5riibtden muir
De nad benz @efdnenis in 8leaion-
ton transporter.
Sim Mittnod murben in ser
i'm 8farrbaule Ser ct. Marts Sir
DIE am Sraois Barf eroffneten
gabp- &onferen5 112 &inber dr3tlid)
nnteriu6t.
9ie 5fpeite Sabres= &onpention
Ser teranilden M1tiiflebrer lit i'm
ct. NntbonD &otel eroffnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-08
Treie YreHe fdr Seras: 9onnu1ag s. 3unt 1916.

- Die in @olpeiton ~obgebolte-
ne Sabres &%onpention Der tero1ti=
Idetl &l1bs tit beenoet; ldmmtlide
bisberige 8ean1te lino pieoerge.
mdblt. Staots Comptroller Ser
ref BON 9luItin, Der an ben Gerbono-
lungen teilnobm, bielt om Mittmod)
cine Inlprabe; ein 8el6luB, olle
ungelebli6en &lrbs i6arf gu BE-
fdmpfen, muroe u1genommen. Ser
Srt Ser n1dlten &onbention miro
bonn @reflttip : &ontite ipater be-
fannt gege6en peroen.
- SSn Ser 9eGbe BON 9ufbolts err
tranf Srou @t1orem &obertion i'm
2tttle Giper, Die 6rou bette If
rem @otten ouf's Selo begIeitet ullo
batte Ii6 Damn entI6loiien cine
3eitlong 81 fii6ert. SeoenfaGs mar
lie ausgerlttidt url0 in tiefes @aiier
gefalen. SIR Wann borte tire
S6reie, lpar ober 5u lpot, Inn lie
nod retten 81 fonnen; oie 2eihe
fonnte crit nah 5tpeiitiinoigem GU
9en geborgen neroen.
9nrd Die grploiion zines
Selofens erlitt Srau 81. s. @iirpel
bon So Grange i6mere 8ranomu1l-
ben; oas BON ibr benobnte Solts,
mel6es gbomas Bfeiffer bon @lgin
gebort. brannte bis ouf SEN @runo
nieoer. Ser angeri1tete S6ooen
miro anf $4,000 geibdtt.
@uf @runo elmer bon 500
&iireern eingereidten Ietition bat
Der Staotrat bon Corpus Gbriiti
Die abbaltung elmer Spe5iolpobl
am s. Sllli %ongeorbnet, in Ser Ole
ql1alifi5ierten Stimmgeber iiber cine
9onom1sgabe in Sobe bon $780,
900 fir StraBenpflaiterung abitim=
men tperoen.
9ie Geras Steel Corporation
bon Beaumont, Die Elm &apital BON
$2,500,000 bat, lit inforporiert
moroen. Snforporatoren lino: g..
B. Seatberitone, g. 8. gurnett uno
E. s. Morgan.
@enrp DIR elmer Ser altelten
uno befmnteiten ginpobner bon
Seorne fiel plobIif in leinem Oar
ten, mo- er NIT Dem l1mgraben BON
@emiile beIdGftiet mar, Inn uno mar
Q1lf Der SteIle Tot
- Die gountp : &ommiIi1re bon
&arnes gountp baben cine Grobi
bitions @abl auf ben II. SUM- fir
oas gelammte Gorntp aneeiebt.
SSn Der am Witttpo6 abeebal-
tenen @abl boben iib Die 8iirger
bon 5rieori6sburg NIT ia gegeil
112 Stimmen eegen Die Snforpo-
rierrlne ibrer Staot entldieoen.
Sft San Ingelo mlirben 300
900 9fnno @ole fir Sen enormerr
Treis BON 25 bis 32c pro 8funo
an oitlide Spinnereien Derfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-08

perbinOern. Sol1res ifrieb in Dem
griefe %folgenoes:
u9ie Sage muB uao miro cine
g%ntlpannltng erfabren, lobulo bic
fran5oiiIde &esier1tng erflort ouB
tie ni6t germ oie ierbil6e Sa6e a(s
cine rltiiiibe ldbe. Sn Ser Meod)t
Ser frrn5oiiiden &egterung ldge
es, GuBlano om &riege 5u perbin-
bern. Iber man lltdt oen &rieg,
ben malt idon lange idiirte. l1niere
Sa6e oarf nidt Die rulIilde iein,
mir oiirfen infer 2ano nidt bluteft
%lQIien, nm oie &nlltenberrihoft oeS
meiBen g5aren 5u feltigen. europa
miiroe bon Iiien peri6lungen.
Satben Sic IN Sbrem 8irfungs-
freis ieoe Steigerung oes &riegs-
lpabniinns 5u odmmen. 8el6e GSn-
tereiien fir gelgien auf Dem Spiele
iteben, miiien Sic. Nber oieie SSSts-
t~ereiien fonnen MIR o1rt oen 3rie-
BEN eetpabrt meroen, aus Dem iidb
feitt 2ano, au6 ni6t onr1 bic CLAM
5%enbifen Gerlpredungen berousrei-
BEN laiien lon.
Sier treiben a1e i6aoli6en &rdfte
gum ariege, Sen man fiibren mill
CUR grfiial1ng zines f~ranfbaften
gbrgeiaes ltnh neil bie gorlen Cont
Don nno Yaris ouf petersburg ipe-
fuliert baben. Sd tperoe iebt 81 Sen
S%ran5olen lpreden, bon 8erlamm-
lung 81 8erlommlung fabren, bel
leidt CRETE i6 gum @eneralitreif.
Gin orobenoer @eneral1treif muB
oie Mobtliiierung Sranfrei6s bin
bern. @reifen Sic alld sa ieoem
Mittel, i'm fir oen Srieoen gu mir
fen"
Ser 8rief 1T bonn 80. Suit 1914
oatiert, on 80. Sltli tpllroe audi
Die 8%rief5etiur perfiigt. @m f.
@liguit mar Saures Elm totcr Mann.
Ser litterariihe geodlaB Saures'
befinoet ii6 in Der Sdpei5. 9ad
Dem &rieg ooer ai16 pieaeidt ifoll
friiber miro Elm atloerer 9rief cine
groBe &oae lpielen, IN Dem SourcS
ifreibt, er miile beitimmt, oaB er
i'm Safe elmer Mobiliiiernnq err
ldoiien tpiiroe, oaB Der MorO an
ihm iosuiaeen ms Griegsprogromm
Delcaiie's gebore, nno Dob 8el=
caiie idon Dor Sabren in geters-
burg eeiagt babe. Saures miro am
Gage Der Wobilma6ung Elm Itiaer
Wnnu 1ein"
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Der Sanres=5 fanbal in 5ranfreid),

Sn 5ranfreib getpinnt, mie Der
u8oit" aus @enf beridtet miro, Die
gelpeguitg, Die iib fir oie riifbalt=
lole Nufoedung Der ben Moro an
Saures nod INNER perounfelnoen
giBelbeitell etniebt, itanoig nlebr
am 9ooel1. 9bmol Die fran5o-
1tI6en 8eboroen ii6 ale Mii-
Re geben, ben SatbeItano 5u Der
l6leiern, miro Der &ra1 mabr-
ldeinlid nidt mebr lange auf ii9
warten laiien. @ie lebr man in
&egierungsfreilen Ben Sfanool
fiirdtet, benefit Die Satiobe. oaB oen
grben Saures bon Der fran5oiilden
&egierung fir Die Serauseobe ser
idriftliden @interlafienldaft oie
nette Snmme BON elmer balben Wil-
lion Srancs geboten noroen lit.
Dieie Slimme lit aber bon Glemell-
ceall, Der ben litterarilhen NadloB
Soures nad Dem arieee i'm v2'Som-
me @nbaine" beroffentli6en molta,
iiberboten morben. Die grben
SaureS oagegen Iebnten beioe 4nge-
bote ab uno blieben BEL Der @eige-
rung, Die Mannlfripte berons5ngc.
ben +. aub oas 2odmittel, Die grief.
ihaften fir Elm ipater gu erridten,
oes Saures-4rhib pernenben gu
molten, sog ni6t.
Gs lit befnmnt, oaB Ser 8arilec
8oli5eiprdfeft 2epine Dor ettpas iiber
einem Sabr iein @mt n~iebergelegt
bot. gr bate ndmlid bas 8ed], in
einem Der MitIduloigen AM Eooe
Saures cine politii6 iebr BODICE
itelte BerionIidfeit gu ermitteln
iino BON oieier grmittlnng ieinem
SSreui1be Glemencenu 81 berihten,
Der bon Der 0adri9t, Die er 2epine
peroanft, 81 gelegener 3eit quite Ser
%penoung MAIDEN miro.
aiir5Iih erifien bei oen grben
SSaures elm boberer Toli3eibeamter
in 8egleitung mebrerer @ebeim-
poli5iiten uno foroerte, 0aB man
Inn ben 9aflaB auf @runo elmer
gerfiiguna oes @eneralitaatson-
polts, Der Die lebten 8riefe Salres
sur llnterItiibung ieines 8eipeisma-
terials benotigte, berausgebe. Mall
berlangtc oieie 8erfiigung 5i ieben.
Der 9eamte bate tie nidt BEL lid),
ober nad elmer Stnnoe fam er mie.
Der, nibt nit Ser llnteridrift bes
Stoatsanpaltes, lonocrn Der bes
Chefs Der poIitii6en 8oli5ei. 81
bat feinerlei @apiere mebr norqe.
funben.
Infer ben gemiinl6ten Wanuifrip.
ten befano iid) elm @rief Saures az
BEN belgiid)en So5ialiiten &anoer,
belize, Der oen felten @iaeu SSoures
funogibt, ben 3riegsausbruh 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-08
xcra >

Sf @tot~ pOltLt SQll a)ultUL
GountD, tpur0e 81. s. Morall, oeiien
SdDiegereltern, Der 9anfier $. s.
Goodnight uno Srau, am Mittmon
morgelr eri6lagen aufgefunoen muir
ben, berbaftet nno mad Dem COUNTY,
@efangnis in Canton transportiert;
Wforau's Srnlt, Die man ebenfaas
idfDer perlest fano, bot oas Sc
fDuBtlein bis iebt nod ni1t pieoer
erlangt. Worau giebt an, Dob er
gegen $3.50 friib morgens ourf Die
Sdreie leiner Srau aus Dem Sdlafe
erlDeft ltno in ibr Gdlof5immer
geeilt Jet; BORT babe er lie befpllBt-
los ouf ibrem 8ette Iiegeno eefun-
Den. lin @iiIfe 5u bolen, lei er
nod Dem Sberitof hinaufgeeilt,
mo feline 9dpiegereltern idliefelI
uno traf bier ieinen Shipiegerpater
eridloaetf an; oie Sfmiegermutter
mill er ipdter i'm &eGer gefunoen
baden. Iae orei Spfer oieies
ihmirieen g(ttentates tpare1 nit Ell
mem itumpfen Snltrument, anifei-
memo einem 6ammer ooer Der Riif-
leite elmer Irt perlebt; Die Grbitte=
rilng Der 9epolferltnq lit ~ungebeuer.
lleber Elm Motip 5ur Sat lit man
iih nod niht Flor, oa nidts geitob-
len 81 lem i6eint nno oas Sous
in better Sron1tng gefunoen ipuroe.
- S6erit Mobert 8. 9ularo pom
26. Snfanterie : Gegiment beriftet,
BOB orei berittene Merifaner bier
Weeilen iiiolid BON San genito allf
Ben @m6llon5 Goloaten @iniom
6. StrauB felterten nno oemlelben
cine i6mere @unbe In Der linfen
Shulter beibradten. StrauB, Ser
ebenfaas beritten mar, 900 ieinen
Mepolper ulb erpioerte oas Selter,
morauf ii6 Die Werifaner 5iariid5o.
gen. Der SoIbat meiB nidt, Oh er
einen ieiner Nngreifer ~getroffen bot.
@usgeianote Streifpatrouiaen baben
big jebt feline Spur bon BEN 8onoi-
ten gefunoen.
Der ~merifaniide 8anbit @n-
tonic Soda, Der i'm 5ebruar ben
0eputp : Sberiff Seligonio Guelar
uno lpdte ben jungen Sarmer Cur
tis 8aples in Der @egenb BON Mer-
ceoes erfhoifen baben Ioa, ipuroc
NIT flint mbern 8afloiten bon elmer
Mbteilung Gnrran5a : Soloaten auf
Der merifanilden Seite oes Rio
@ranoe periuurloet uno nod Dem
@efGilgnis in Matan1oros eingelie-
fert. Die merifanild)en 8eb6roen
tperben ben 8erbreder nid]t alslie-
fern ,es lei benn oaB elm regilares
g~rtrabitions : 8erfabren eingeleitet
miro.
Sdperer @agel lit am Wfitt
mod in perihieoenen Seilen bes
Stantes gefallen unb bat betradtli-
den Sbaoen am @etreibe mno Der
8aumipolle ongeridtet, in GopperaS
Gope bel 2ampalas lollen gisflum-
pen nieoergegongen iein, Die 10 Bis
IA 3oa i'm l1mfang maBen; alld)
ans g'Sunis uno 8oleItine miro Elm
fur3er aber Ihnerer @ogellhlag be-
riftet. @ute Reeen gingen in Der
@egeno bon @eimar, 9elton. Ga
meron nno Columbus nieoer ms
baben Die ausiidten auf cine quite
grnte melentlih gebeIiert.
Ser Mili5 SolOot 6. 9
Sammono bon 9aaas, Ser Dor eini.
aen Sagen ieinen &ameraoen @
so. alter pom 2. teraniiden Snfart,
terie Hegiment eridoilen bat. muir.
oe BON Der @ranoiurp III 9onns
pegen ~fabrldiIigen Gotiflaas IN SIN
floge : 3uItano periebt uno in @r.
mongelung BON $1,000 9iirgldaf
in 6as oortige @efdnnis eingeitedt
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Suns III Derremten.

0as untere nnb obere Stofmerf
bon 0r. 21S Gf-Gummeree Strafe
III sn n%crreuter. Nabere Itsfnnft in
Ser Office Der .Sreien Rrci7e".
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@nn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Meber @adlaB. ~Screen @orh". Gait
Giahtb Ctr; 500.
o.. 3unber. @obnbnls. Barrett
9lace; $500.
galil %eerideibt, @arase. @eft 9arf
4beure, 500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-08

San antuaiu, Ser, 8. SUM 1916 -
Rrime CRUDE Cotton See0 Oil, 10
Aeurs per t8GlIone
Iew yDrf, s. SUM-. -Spot uno
SUM, $10.70, Suli, $10.75 uno
$10.76; Nrguit, $10.81 unb $10.84;
Sftober, $1,000 unb $1,000, Nobems
Der, S10.26 unb S10.27; 9eSember,
S9.13 lnb 1915; Sanllar. 1915 nno
1920.
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.Sarm-TrDSnfte.

San Nutpnio, Ser, s. SUM 1916 $50
Ger (nnr friidej 19c per SnsenS
Sibner .......- 11c-18c per 8fltnb
9nrfegs ,...-..... .l5c per Yfo.
&orn 85c Der BmiheI
8ei8e1 ......... $1.19 per 8nfhel
Sdfer ...... .4Se per VuIdei
Sen ........... $1,000 per Sonne
Semitic.
aartoffeln. Neue Eeros, $2.25; gas
~lifornta $2.40; Colorado, $3.50.
SiiBe &nrtoffeln. 2ouiiiana. $1.75.
Spmnten, Seras, 4 Scribe, $500 unb
$1.25.
Gpinat, 75c per 8uidel.
Saunib, 75c per 8ui6el.
gierpflan5en. $3.50 per 8ufdel.
&opffaIat, $500 per Crate. :.
8obnen. Crime, $1.5o Der @tifbe[.
0fra, $3.50 fiir bier gnideI.
gInmentohI, $1.75 fir 10 Gtid.
9fabies6en. 3oc + | Ssb.9iinoeI.
&obI. $3.50 II. $500 per Crate.
Beteritlie, 35e Der 9bb. s8iinoeI.
Stptebeln, Serns Bermuda, $1.75 Der
Crate; Choice. $1.25; gbrhfta[ 8nr.
S1.75.
@riiner @feffer, aeras, $3.50 uno
$1.75 per Crate.
Meerrettia<8 nrsein. per Tfb. 1911
Colorado $500; Gina. 1925; Nabh.
1925; 8lod gbes. $5.25; Crime Bob
men, per guf9eI, $3.50.
Beeten. 46c per 9tb. z@iinoel.
@elbe @uraeIn, 40c II. 45e Der Sbb.
Senerie. 90c Ii. $1.00 per Obb.
yfeh-Wnrft.
Gan Gntonio. Ger, s. sunni 1916 -
&iibe, 1925 biz $3.50.
&dIber $3.50 Biz 1886.
9hfen $500 Bis $3.50.
8unen $500 Biz $500.
ct. Souls, s. SUM- 1916. - Mino@
iieh. Serass@ieh, $3.50 Biz $3.50.
6dtueine $3.50 unb $3.50.
6ante.
GGipere pom SdiIndlter ......22 Gre
2eidte ptm S%Iahter $3.50. .22 Cts
Grin oeIolsene ........!3h Sta
Sene.
| WoIf unb Studs ......2 90 g.s
GngornzSieaen, per 8fo. ......10 gts
Hngoras 8iegen. beihdbiet -. 5 Ctr
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Warft sBeriht
Banmiuoae.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mntonio, Ger, 12M Gents.
S%albeiton, geitern 1895 Gents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-08
To insist THAT
EMPLOYERSGIV
due PROTECTION
Accident Board Finds That
Minor Injuries Increase and
Seeks to Learn Causes

Accidents have become so frequent
in the county of Honolulu that the
industrial accident board has decided
to make thorough inspection in the
near future Of all factories and call
neries on Oahu, as told Thursday IN
the Star-Bulletin +. -
s. Speaking relative to the contem-
plated inspection. A. J. Campbell.
president of the board, says there
have been 2200 accidents reported
since the board started operations,
July /, 1916. Twenty of these were
fatal u...
Over 1900 accidents, or more than
half the total number, have occurred
this year, making an average of about
the same for the last of 1915 and the
first half of 1916.
Not only is the number Of accidents
exceptionally large in the eyes OF the
board, but the frequency Of minor ones
of the same character is surprising.
II is to determine If employers are
affording every possible precaution
against accidents to their employees
that the board wishes to make the in
spection. Ez.,.
The compensation law made no pro,
vision for inspection and this must De
done, like most work Of the board. at
the members expense. The board be-
lieves that a competent inspector
should have a permanent position on
the board and be paid a salary which
would warrant him spending all his
time investigating accidents and IN
speeding factories and canneries.
Although the many minor accidents
are often no more than a sliced
finger, or a punctured foot from STEP
ping on q nail, they often become seri.
Gus from blood poisoning or tetanus,
says Campbell. y..
No date has been set for the inspec-
ton, but a time is being arranged
when quorum of the board may con-
yeniently spend considerable time at
the new task.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-08
SEPTEMBER 8, 1916.
WORKING TOWARD CITY MANAGEMENT.

Attorney A. F. Judds letter to Supervisor Hatch
published some days ago develops an increasing
volume OF discussion upon city government.
Ia particular, his suggestions that Honolulu
should have less elective Offices thus concentrating
responsibility to the people, has struck popular
note popular, that is except with the professional
Oiiceseeking class and the petty partisan bosses
Ultimately II il easy to predict, Honolulu will
adopt something like the city manager system. There
Is no question that public sentiment here is coming
around to IL. Perhaps II Is not always called by
this name, but the general principle is there. The
head OF a large Honolulu business, indorsing Mr..
Judds ideas in conversation with a representative
81 the starBulletin said that personally he would
IKE to city engineer or some other official with
oad executive powers put in charge of the praeti.
cal Nlrk Of city government with salary anywhere
up to 1000. Now this is the essence OF the city
manager system
The strides of the system were pointed ont editor
Tally by the Minneapolis Tribune few days ago. The
Tribune thus commented.
@0ut of the chaos of experiments in municipal
government is growing the development OF personal
city management divorced from. politics and with
single executive control, as a trained profession
The success Of every new experiment, whether the
commission form or centralized mayoralty control,
depends upon the chance appearance Of personal
training and capacity to conduct it.
sThe most striking example runs back to the first
trial OF the city manager plan in Staunton, Virgi
MIA, under an unchanged old form charter Staun-
ton chose for manager a trained engineer of expe-
fience in civil and railroad work and building con-
tfacting in various parts of the country.
HFiis service for three years. limited as twas by
the restrictions Of obsolete character attracted
the attention of the whole country. When the
amended constitution of Ohio gave practical home
Fne to cities In framing their governments, Spring.
field adopted commission form, with complete
executive power and a permanent city manager
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-08
FRANCIS SINCLAIR
dies in ENGLAND
Many Years a Resident OF
Niihau, Author and Poet
of Distinction

Letters have been received announc-
ing the death on July % in the Isle Of
Jersey Of Francis Sinclair. for many
years resident of the island of Nil
hau, a rancher while in Hawaii, and
an author and poet Of distinction, Mr.,
Sinclair, who was well known all over
the islands during his residence here,
was SO years of age at the time of his
death.
He mad resided in the islands for
many years, coming here in 1853 with
his family from New Zealand, after a
cruise in the South Seas. He bought
Niihau and took UP residence there,
making the family home on the island
for many years.
During later years Mr.. Sinclair re-
sided in London, England, deyoting
his time to literary work. Among his
works are Ballads and Poems From
the Pacific" Under Western Skies"
and From the -Four Winds" in addi-
ton to which ne published a number
of other short stories and poems.
He is survived by widow, sister
Mrs. Knudsen. mother of former
Senator Eric A. Knudsen of Kauai
and many other relatives, both here
and abroad. - r
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-08
ARE
NOT ALLOWEDN
HART BOND CASE
Supreme Court Advises Terri
tory That Appeal is Proper
F.. Form of Procedure

Exceptions by the territory to dsei-
sions Of Circuit Judge w. S. Edings,
holding that he has no jurisdiction 10
hear suits brought BY the territory to
recover from the bondsmen of Ed.
mund H. Hart certain money embeE'
zled by the convicted court clerk,
were dismissed in an opinion handed
down in the supreme court today.
The opinion holds that the terri
tory, instead of taking the matter 10
the supreme court on exceptions,
should have appealed. In this connec.
ton the opinion says:
In our view IL Is not necessary for
US to determine the merits of ans
questions in either proceedings, thu
court being without jurisdiction to en-.
terrain the exceptions; appeal and net
exceptions, being the proper remedy
The case in question was brought
by the territory for the county of
Maui, shortly after the conviction OF
Hart, former clerk in Judge EdinsS'
court, with a Vs. y recovering from
Harris bondsmen the money embezzled
by the court official The first case
was brought against Hart as prfn-
cipal and W L. Decoto, Patrick Cock
EFT. F. F. Baldwin and W. T. Robin
son as sureties. the amount of the
bond being $2500. In the second case
the respondents were Hart as prin
cipal and W. T. Robinson and A.
Garcia as sureties, the bond being for
$500.
The respondents filed. pleas to the
jurisdiction of the Maui court to hear
the matters, these pleas being sus
tanned. The territory excepted in each
case and carried the cases to the SUI
preme court.
Hart is now serving sentence in
Oahu prison.
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EDITOR

sands Of young women and women of this city, that
has undermined the health and character Of thou
sands older. ILL., -. - r=@"-~4. ~
few months ago an officer high in the Hawaiian
Department, who had spent more than three years
here, said to the editor of the Star Bulletin:
81 used to believe in restricted districts, especially
in cities and towns where there were large number
of soldiers. / do not believe in the restricted-dis
trit idea now. IL is mistake. am frank to con-
fess my own mistake and firmly believe that the
military organizations on Oahu would be better Oh
with Iwilei wiped out Of existence"
The shame of Iwileiis no new subject. But while
Honolulu emporizes with it, puts it into the back
ground, shuns it as an unpleasant subject, Iwilei
grows and grows and spreads its tentacles wider
and wider. Its commercial exploitation becomes
more and Elore firmly entrenched 1t will soon be-
gin to reach info politics and city administration.
And, fathers and mothers do not be deceived by
the silly assurance that restricted district through
medical inspection Of it's inmates prevents the spread
of loathsome disease. That is fallacy often and
with bitter proof shown to be mocking lie
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DlsEAsE Spreads PROM IwILEI.

Now and again Iwilei intrudes itself uncomfort-
nblrupon city which prefers not to see the shame
and the crime and the danger of this district of
commercial vice.
Most people do not like to read about Iwiei-it
|. them from comfortable indifference to the fact
TIE cif7a1lows systematic law-breaking and
.'1inE deny of the vilest infamy
.|. Do newspapers like to print articles about
'.I 1t is not pleasant reading. But sometimes
.1tt Of a newspaper requires it to print unpleas-
let's. This is one of those times.
the police station yesterday ii was learnedthat
lid medical inspection of Iwilei is being con.
.||>d under the supervision of the chief of detec
|.1 the city police surgeon, and, so the police re
ID. "a, an army physician. The cause, they said,
that there have been a large number of com
.'1ts Of loathsome disease contracted at Iwilei,
Ia the health certificates possessed by the women
. the red.lieht calling no guarantee that their
'sitDrs are immune. The police suspect that the
Iealth certificates, supposedly issued BY competent
physicians in comparatively large number of cases
have been issued to women not proper subjects for
tie certificates in other words suffering from dis,
ease On Wednesday more than 100 certificates were
taken MP and new examinations ordered.
10 put it briefly, the much lauded "health inspec-
fon system in the vice resort has broken down. 1t
IS worthless
Fearless, wellinformed and reputable physicians
know that such systems of inspections worthless
they know that commercial vice district cannot be
made safe for visitors. What has happened at 1wi.
e is no surprise to willing to look facts in the
face and cast aside WORKOUT theories and preju-
diees
But it is unusual for authorities to recognize the
Eorthsssness Of the system frankly as recognized
IN this Instance
zwilei ought to - cleaned out Its disgrace, its
Burning s1lme, its blasting, hidecHs infamy ought
be cleansed from Honolulu's escutcheon 1t Meth
s essits per regulates Che rice that neaaccs thou