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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-11
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At cl'ANI!P u!
Second Regiment Comes In Fast
er Than First Is Examined
and leaves For Barracks

Upon the Valley Isle yesterday there
were no national guardsmeD for Maui s
ePtire battalion of the Second Hawaii
an Infantry, now in federal service, ar.
rived in Honolulu early yesterday morn
ing on the steamship Rilauea, which
made a special trip for the purpose.
The battalion is now under shelter
tents at Camp Mccarthy, capitol
grounds, awaiting opportunity to DC =.
cupy vacated company sections at the
mobilization camp at Fort Armstrong.
The battalion is headed by Major
Robinson, and contains a large number
of Maui's representative young men,
both haoles and Hawaiians. Many of
them gave up important positions with
the county government, mercantile
firms, banks and sugar plantations, and
are looking forward 10 active service.
Como In Rapidly
The troops of the Second Infantry
are coming in slightly faster than those
of the First Infantry are going out of
the mobilization camp to Schofeld Bar
racks, but by Friday it is expected
that the entire First Infantry viii be
In barracks at Cashier clearing the
way for the physical examination of
the men Of the Second Infantry which
will entail another hard weeks work
by the army surgeons to establish the
basis for the muster rolls of the second
regiment.
A Company Leaves
Company A, First Hawaiian Infan-
try, commanded by Capt. Luther Evans,
went to Schofeld Barracks yesterday
afternoon. Ten more companies await
examination. These are b, c, d, |, K,
l. and NJ, Headquarters Company, Sup
ply Company and Machine Gun Com
pany.
Company F, one of the "country dis.
trict" units, suffered heavily from re.
jectiOns, due principally to bad teeth,
tat feet and other physical defects
which the army is rather persistent
about these days. The question of height
standard, which was raised by the de.
pertinent commander and referred to
Washington, has been settled and under
height men are now accepted. The
company had forty.tbree reflections and
left the army camp with but eighty
men mustered into service.
Draft Call Rumors
lhe uIdt chh VIII not De issued,
it is rumored, until both the Hawaiian
regiments are in barracks at Schofeld.
Tue first can it is believed will be to
fill up the two regiments to war
strength, and may require about eight
hundred men for each organization or
1900 in all.
The " Home Guard" regiment, an
nouncement Of which WAS made in The
Advertiser shortly after the guard was
modified, will be RECRUITED by Major
will Wayne, acting adiptant general of
the Hawaiian National Guard. As al
ready stated this regiment will DO flied
with men above draft age--in the 30 y
and 40 : and under draft age below
u.
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new YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. June 11--(AssocIated Pressl
Following are the opening and cloalnR
ket yesterday. .. -T-f- -
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TO DECORATE STATUE
OF KAMEHANEHA TODAY

With the rising of the sun this morn
ing Hawaiians will gather around the
statue of Kamehameha the Great he
fore the Judiciary building, to decorate
the statue with beautiful ieis in honor
of the birthday anniversary of the
conqueror.
The members Of the Order of Kane
hameha will take leading part in the
ceremonies attendant upon the drrora-
ton OF the statue, and will lead the
throng in the singing of Hawaii 20
moi, the Hawaiian national anthem.
This will be the only formal obscry-
ancc of the natal day of the greatest OF
all liawaiians, but during the day there
will be a number of home Iuaus. with
adJournments from all places to the
fair at Kapioluni Park.
To-Day will be generally obser,rd in
the business district as holiday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-11
COURTS PATIENCE
ABOUT EXHAUSTED

Circuit Judge c. W. Ashford, in
whose court the litigation over the es-
tate Of the late Queen Iilipokalani, has
been pending for the past six months,
as the case has been continued a half
dozen or more times, served notice on
counsel yesterday when the case again
was put over for week that no fur,
Their continuances would be granted.
One of the recent CONTINGENCIES of
the. hearing was granted while the spe
cial session of the legislature was in
progress when a possibility arose thdt
the controversy could be settled Gut
Of e0nrt by having the trustees of the
Liiuokalani trust make gift Of Wash
inetOn Place to the Territory. Dele.
gate Kuhio, who is plaintiff in the
case, indicated that he would drop the
suit II this we're done The plan fell
Through, however, and tiwee since then
the hearing has been postponed when
II came on for hearing.
Another chance to adjust matters and
end the litigation has now been dis
covered, according to Attorney l.. J.
Warren, one of counsel for the LiGu-
okalAni trust, who said be had sub
mitted a proposition to the trustees
with this end in view. The pnture
of the ptOpasition was not disclosed
and the attorney said he did not know
how far II would get.
Delegate Kribto is seeking to break
the Lilnokalanf trust and hove the
Queens will set aside ON the ground
that she was not mentally competent
when she executed the Instruments and
that she was uuduly Influenced when
they were drawn.
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.ENRAGED GERMAN
ATTEIH|PITSlNIURDER
AND KILLS HIMSELF
Marriage Of PeiIer's Daughter To
American Soldier RouseS His
Wrath To Murder Point
WIFE IS IN HOSPITAL,
- ,,,,~-.
HUSBAND IS IN M0RGUE
Daughter Whose Marriage In
censed Teuton, Escapes With
out Injury Though Attacked


Embittered over the fact that his
dougbter bod morr;oJ ., Auo.ioo,
80 o.,
so'uier' o. re''eF' herman, SIXTY one
years OF age, with murdrrOus intent
fred Mt his daughter. Mrs, c w. Stalk .
I'M. shot and ser;ousIv woprdod bis
,aifo on1 hIor, 90, -: ~,
s.Isani " ou' MS o'a.nSI me
yicnrSad IN tho IonL a"u Su''I"e y.
80 - 20, 'T",' VI "n "P"''
49, 49, oS' ' no'e' HtIeet yes
TstM :; "oon a. ",e 'lo'N' 81
NJ 3D. 10 ~ lne rl'f morgue an"
-a' '.oI was removed 10 the eHler
49, "Tpi.u, anu !heh'e 10 lhe
. MsaaLt 49, 's"' S a. niue CLOCK ias'
nhsnsat 49, a. m T'i rn"a'es lor recovery
eoso IN sborae aro NS'n' , WHO ma" the
S" sc ~ chat9e' are good
oo,i"E Yesterday afternoon
S;T"Oo. Ill., a 'one s'',es Oh laHly
- ta,'.;II' ,n "'S." III 'ne e.
so,,.,s.sa.y, " ia MI 1o "e%,huP' eilei
=, a 49, , "' o',i """Enle'' "aTrleH
a. e. sa,o Soiu'e,, Stationed nt rUrI
MA oon. d, "'o : "go' LelIer
tXss a. 'a an intense na'red lof
soII3a oaH =; IN genera ana american
~, S;.Sran;P POI 'iI T 1urlnR MS ram,
~ GnHI.I, Ite nao peeI eHPloyed
@,.a..nS ~ Va az "a'aluI IlahtaIloh'
1912 M re ie 5L 10 IonoluIu re-
= a nD nau geen nEihs IN hallhl'
n fSfss lY,S!ItS' ."rA
~ LeiieI ielt ner husband ABOUT
~ 800 * .hn h niu oee" einPIoyeu
~ % w " nS nome Oh net niece,
c.. 49, ' "a at ''1 ho'el
,'eatoi ~. !no Snootlne LOOK pace
~ $50, ~ 'ei Fam. zane TO tne mousse
- ~ anu ai'eI ned'eu argu
tisnto Sit III ms WIZ ana uSGgnter, IN
lie "a I'M am. ne lneenoe" kIhing MIN
81 IN oeio'e ne conhinitIeI the
- no I Si ne "ou,H "rl'e iettef
W tno Poii'e' e,S'nR MS reasons Tor so
- T1ny o"le !" tn's iet
',,;. s"''on' against MS
: bill ,us. A..
;,a "a % ypstel"dy morn
-, W. "'o par 'uIe Se"!rh
Samd tLn "a 'Iaue ny MIS-. Mull",
nUa tu-nS .'e Pi W was lO1hn
.EInuoLa L W ' Silei' mrS'
- 49,, 49, IL - Iio'e c, "a ME- reiier'
IL %it ~ Mis. eta,kuP, VISITED
wy - nt FaiI yes'SI9ay ana, up
~. IT,. touno ese, waning
~ t snep en theI veranaa OF the Mallo'
,aomnmds a. an "a, ate no.a ensueo over
wbich Po;in, Inc hod 'e writ.o oi Ine ietter
NJ pa;Iar". rns,ao1 'it'en anu' upon
po,Iou 49, Tt LsHi 10 Surrena"T IT,
stoh tLo - "''N anu a''eniP'e" 10
II a n"opit.io .o,o,
ot me Hawoi;an 49, Ipn oprra.or
wbo ,;vad 1" mnarhu Nrnhy a5teaGquSr'erS'
s;.to o ~ tT ny, rushe9 10 'he as
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-11
NEW YORK CURB STOCKS

Quotations on re Following New York
curb stocks, as wireIessed TO The Adysr-
User by StOne6am Il Co, are:
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Exhibit Remarkably Fine and
: Would % Credit TO Old Estab
.Bshed 3 xbibitions In States Of
the Mainland ~

TIA MAte1lnnA ~
/ 81 ysn'lge,H'aAhu
- 49,
!. hH OF N hfa van leading stock breed
ers were on hand at the Territorial
Fair yesterday to watch profasso,,S n a..
ddn II Tsyne IN a.tion InSaSieLP -.
making his awards on the Sorsss IA
caftle, this feature proving ~ "a ,hc
isadinR Attraction for island man An.
gagged I'd daifying. beef caftie E5rnr,na
ana the pfoduction and 'bRn5I;no ~
dfhuRht horses, Il" r7TN'Te y =.
Z Only the dfaught horses and the cat.
tie Igera ihdHaslT 'vestaJdov TEaT ray.
horses, ibciudinp tbe tSoronSS ) "a s
polo ponies, tayalry saddiers n a 80
ard breds viii be Judged this ,nar,;;nI,
beginning at ten otcIock fIte
! Brig den Arp. BIocksom oomna
err Of the Hawaifsp AenaytrSTt LIN
make the awards in tbS TtSt
classes. p V" ~ '|'t''"'
Swine Judging Today
NJhd6inR of hogs IA seheduled n hoo;n,
at eight q clock this m6tnino prcfa
sor True inspecting the mems and IN.
dividhal exhibits and makino ~.
awards " y. "",
Yesterday's iudQino was cons;,oa "a
the breed classes: MAJ nd cba%ui1 ~
heinu leteTmined AT mat time I'M
phAse of the work nrnhohIe ,r;u ~
! u undertaken unt,, class ;rS %n 10y ~
completad in ali, divis;ons % the 80
show. WV e''a'
II ia doubtful now who,hor ia uu.,
stock parade can be held at eleyen
clock this morning, as had basn M.
ranged previohsly. This ia bscaoss'
the: light horse awards NAV not be com.
plsted IL time. The parade doubtless
done, howsysr' Is soon as 'n"' Is
Trsined ,Oxsn shovn
George n Cook ! y beautifully train.
ed yoke OF oxen won the voLsd oISn,
contest Yesterday morning tba dao;sion
given: on the 6asik 81 bsbDv;nr sU5
rather than fdrangbt Nno;.,ar
An actual pulling test had been nIsnned
bit when time cana foT';t 7tbA teo,;i.;ts
vehicles we're not available HaIese
kaia Ranch won Fsacond IN tb;s aSsnf I
ard tie Oahu RAILWAY land Can
pany, a woke took thIfd
After this event Mr.. Won TemDskv
OF Haleakaia FRanehd cbaIienaoS go
owners of the Other yokas Sforto EsS
THE ohlookers around Inc Judging rins
I'll OF his yoke could outpulI the otha1
Two yokes eothbfhed. -"
MtIltihg rest sE&rts'
y UhetT OF Nths mont ;nterest;no stooL
Competitions on the fair. grounds il ne
four day milking. test, in which
seven high trade Holstein cows are
en- tered: Robert Hind. IL Hawaii has
Two III the event: KameSnuneha schools
Rave two; Charles IN. rice. Of Iihue
Hanch, two, ana o. w! Lusas, Of Min
Ranch. one. ss,'F'''I ~ -"ELGT- ~ , :
This test stated last nieht nj nina
thirty O'Clock, with III: IsWentaeI, IL
the College of Hawaii, acting as super.
visor Id charge. The Competition 81 10
determine the animal that will vieI6
-. ~. - - --.,,S -. ~, ~"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-11
HoNoL ULU sTock EXCHANGE
HonoiuIu, June 10, 1913.
STOCK
MERCANTILE

Alex. n Baldwin, Ltd.
{. Brewer X Co. ,.
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BETWEEN BOARDS
Oahu, 10, 81 20
BOARD SALES
Nut. Tel co., y. 1900; Eva, 10, 27.5O.
sUGAk QUOTATIONS.
May II, 1918
SSo analysis bvets mo adyices).
Parity
90 Cent. (For Hawl Sugars ..... 6O0a
NOTICE
Tuesday. June II, 1918, being a legal
holiday, there will be no session OF this
Exchange.
RUBBER QUOTATIONS
June !, 1913
,nheHput Observation-Disclosures. J2.4O
ne" AOrK ....'.....,.... mo QuOtationI.
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BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN

Daring the summer months mothers
ohouId watch for any unnatural loose
n"ss Of the chhd's bowels. When Civ
"a prompt attention at this time seri-
GUS trouble may be avoided. Chamber
lam : collie and Diarrh0ea Remedy can
always he depended upon. For sale
lev all dralew. Benson, Smith & Co..
LtI, agents for Hawaii.-Advt,
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Splendid EXHIBITS ANB BIG|
CROWD EXCEL EKPEfTbIt(IVS|
AND INSURE GREAT SUCCESS
Spirit OF Militant PaiIotism'Ret The
Show and PIogtana Moves Along
With Military Precision

Bang ahattahon Of
sented
and then the unfurlng a 1.
ing Hawaii First yesterday aftsfno6S
nerningng In waTu
this mental hat n join
eaT and the sword,' q" -
n Ih 3O scarcely aHgi5 Bat SIN by
X
tPe Interior whose Stars
opened ''' ""''"'N& ?.
Meantime The militant emphasis Of imprinted
BY
national administration.
stood at attention the of the
while the blgles blew forth that thrilling command
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-24

OLGA, p. Williama Byrhc, pen
syonoWanego funkcyonaryusza
policyi, ! zdawal sic bye W do
brym humorzc. Pc kolacyi Ii
dai sig do swojego pokoju.
Wkr6tcc potem rozlegf sic strza'.
Gdy ojcicc wpadi do pokoju, Una.
lazl syna juz niczywego, lezqcc-
90 ma lozku. kula Z rewolweru,
ktory trzymai w prawej recc,
przcbila SERGE sprowadzila
Smicrt natychmiastowq.
S. p. Byrne byi chory IA SERGE
od wiclu lat.
w nas1epujacych mieJscacn
ma Town of Lake mozna otrzy.
mac ,,Dziennik Chicagoski":
BOCHN1Ak -
1915 w. 43-cia Utica.
WOJTKOWSKI -
4524 S. Ashland ave.
CICHOWLAZ -
1912 So. Lincoln utica.
KRUPOWICZ
. 11l3 ". 4o-ma utica.
M~IELZYNSKI -
TIA w. 48-ma utica.
BRADEL-
1718 w. 47-ma utica.
STREJSMAN -
1900 LOOMS utica
Alma vi. i Racine ave.
kOPACINSKI
1859 Gross ave.
S. ITALIAN -
1912 w. 51-ts vi. Skiad paszy.
Praw:., knSlr I-RnrE pOiYKI stale o.
P}a sza SEe Gndziny ofisowe M Ipll.
,ach OZitH'NlKA CBlCA'!HSKIEGo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-24
INDYANIN 100 LETNl MA
WIZYCIE w CHICAGO.

Nazwisko jego brzmi: kabena-
wwoywcncc, co I indyahskIego
ma jezyk polski przetlomaczon2
znaczy: pomarszczone mleso'
RzeczywiScic tax tez i wygl2da.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS jest czy-
stej krwi Indyaninem L plemle-
MIA chippewa, liczy 100 lat
wieku, wskutek czego jest mai
starszym zyjacym Amerykanl-
mem ! Indyaninem. Cd Wtorku
bawi w Chicago, w hotelu La
Sale, razem Z adoptowanym sy-
mem. r6wniez Indyaninem czy-
stej krwi, ale nazwiska mnleJ
romantycznego, a mlanoWlcie:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-24
I MIESO

Tomasz Smith,. Czcigodny go5t
mieSzka i sypia w hotelu, ale ME
w l6zku, DO tel wygody ME zn9,
lccz ma twardej p~odlodze. ZaJmu-
jc pokoj Z iazienka.
,,Pomarszczonc micSo' baWi w
Chicago po raz picrWszy. Przy-
jechaf ia wystawc automobllow,
ktorcj otwarcie naStapi w PREY
szlym ~tygodniu. Stale micSzka
W Cass Lake, Mimi. gdzie sic
tcz ! urodzil. Byi dziewiec "a
" zonaty. Dzicci mic ma. Po-
nicwaz Cd rzadu pobicra tiust9
pcnsyjke a oprocz tego jest "
sfuzbic ii pewnej firmy automo-
bilowcj. przeto moze sobie pozWo
lie ia nicjeden zbytek. L regr-
iy jednak pogardza luksusem no.
-#ozytnych czasow.
Tylko w dw6ch kierunkach zr3
bill wyjqtek cd tel rcguly. Ma
lac szeSGdziesiqt lat nauczyf SIG
pic wodke / dziennic wlewaf W
siebic Gala kwarte tego ognlSte'
90 napoju. Cd szesciu lat mic
,iuz ME pie. Drugi wyjatek -
to gra w pokera. Ma bye taklm
mistrzem " tel ,szlachetneJ'
sztuce. re - wedlug opowlada-
MIA przybranego syna - W Casa
Lake mkt ME cnce Z MIN. grac.
Przedostatniego wieczora sko-
rzystaf Z lazienki i wykapaf sic.
Cd ostatnich trzech lat byiato
pierwsza kapiel.
Bee przerwy pail Z dfugleJ
fajki. Papierosow ME lubl.
Z ~PATRYOTYZMU.
We wtorck wieczorcm wystrza
lem L rcwolwcru pozbawit sic
zvcia 20 letni Ian Byrnc. zamie-
szkaIv nr. 1921 w. I'll. iSta.. re-
porter pisma chicago Daily
News.
Przyczynq targniecia sic ma
zycic bylo zmartwienie, wywo1a-
ne tenn, zc Z powodu wady serca
ME przyjeto zgfoszenia sic dcna-
ia do sfuzby wojskoweJ.
Utalentowany miody czlowlek
byf najpierw r%eporterem plsm
Evening Post" GRAZ nChlcag'
American a cd kilku lat praco-
wal W tym charakterze ola Chi
cago Daily News. ,Byi jednym
Z najzdolnjeiszych wswoim zawo-
die i cieszyf sic wielka sympa-
tya wSrod kolegow.
We wtorek wiecz6r spozy},
lax zwyczajnie, kolacye W domu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-24
WGELOWA.

pay OldlO %"yS%"JHS
dawnicjsza iizyognomie. Sctkl
tysiecy robotnikow podjelo zno-
WI swoja p~oprzednia prace,
Wszedzie skrzetnie wszyscy sic
zwijaja, DO naturalnie ogolnem
dazeniem jest wynagrodzenie So
bic STRAIT, wskutek przymusowych
wakacyi poniesionych. Welding
oSwiadczenia p. Jana M.Glenn'a,
sekretarza Zwiazku Fabrykan-
tow w stanie Illinois, robotnicy
wskutek straty zarobk6w "stracill
okoio 16,5OO, 900 dolarow, podczas
gdy ubytek fabrykantow wynosi
mniej wiecej 20 milion6w.
Wszyscy jednak przyznaj9, &c
drastyczne rozporzqdzenia dra
Garfield'a byly bczwarunkowo po
trzebne, ably ochronit kraj pred
wielkiem nieszczeSciem.
P. Sammel insult oglOsi}, re
przedsiebiorstwo ,,Commonwalt!l
Edison Co." spostrzebOWalo w
poniedzialek 3j do 10 proccni
mniej wegla, anizeli dzisiaj ty-
dzien temu.y lime zak}ady pre-
mysfowe zrobiiy zapewne take
same doSwiadczenia.
Jutro lub w sobote ma zapaSc
o~stateczna decyzya, kiedy nasta>
pi otwarcie szkol. Wrazie potrze
by maja pozostat .zamkniete ma
wet az do dnia Ago lutego.
Znajdujace sic w Evanston Cd
dzialy Uniwersytetu ,.Northwe-
stern" zostana jutro zamkniete
ma ~przeciag pieciu dni. Me odnosi
sic to jednak oddzialow, polozo-
nych w Chicago, jak n. p. fakul-
tetI medyczny, szkola ola denty-
stow it'd. Co do tych wydziafow
zawarto Z Ministeryum woJny
specyalnq umowe. R6wnicz W
wyzszych oraz elementarnych
szkolach, pozostajqcych w kon-
neksyi T. Uniwersytetem yChlca-
60, przerwie sic nauke ma pre-
ci2g kilku dni.
Wczoraj uchwaiili prohibicyo-
niScl, ably Cd burmistrza i kontro-
lora Srodkow zywoSci wzglednie
wegla zazadat natychmiastowego
zamkniecia szynk6w, gdyby zas
HE mlcll tcJ Wiadzy, ably popro-
sill o to w Waszyngtonie. lara
zem postanowiono zwoIaG wielki
publiczny vice, ma ktorym ma:
sic zaprotestowac przeciw temI,
re szynki So otwarte, podczaS
gdy szkoly muSza bye zamknie-
tie ola braku wegla. -
Jak sic dowiadujemy w oStat-
niej chwili odnosne t~elegramy
juz wyslano do p~rezydenta Will
soma i do dra Garfielda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-24

MIELSCOWAA
z RADY MIEJSKIEJ.

l. zawodowymi zbrodniarzami
zamicrza miasto naprawde zrobic
porzQdck. Taxa Tchwale powzig'
Ia wczoraj Rada micjska ia Spc-
cyalnem poSiedzcniu. Natural
ME odnoSna uchwala zapadla jed,
uomySlnic. Me Jrak jednak ia
kich, kt0rzy obawiaj9 sic, zeby
Gala sprawl ME Skonczyla sic
tylko ma ten zyczcniu. W kaz-
dym jednak razie niezawodnie o.
czckujc sic teraz lepszego / bar
dzicj sprczystcgo wsp6ldzialanra
zwyczajnych policyantow, detek-
tyw0w, sedziow i zastepcow pro-
kuratoryi. Wielu ojcow miasta
Jest nawst tax optymistycznle IL
SpoSobionych, re przepowiada;2
natychmiaStowc ulotnienie SIC Z
miaSta wiclu zbrodniarzy. Mia
sto Milwaukee stawiano jake
przyklad W kwcstyi pozbywanip
sic zawodowych zlodziejow kie-
Szonkowych. w;amywaczy. rabu-
slow ulicznych, wszelkiego rodza
in oSzustGw, ~bandyt0w automo.
bilowych i rozbijaczy kaS Ognlo-
trwalych. Rczolucye, ktore wy
pracoNai aid. Byrne, a mad kto-
remi juz dawniej powaznie sig "a
Stanawiano, przyjeto / drobneml
zmianami. Giowne ich punkty
sa: lepSze wSp0ldzialanie wy
micnionych wyzej iunkcyonaryu.
Sow. nicdopuSzczanie do miastl
przynajmniej w pierwszych CA
Sach indywiduow, wypuSzczU-
nych Z zakladow karnych, ma
tychmiastowc przyaresztowanie
wszyStkich znanych zbrodniarzy
i.zamkniecie ich I'd mozliwie maj
diuzszv Gas w .,Bridewell' hub
W kryminalach. Nastepnie IL
chwalono. ally ma przyjecie W
movie bedqccj uchwaly zwroco-
n o uwage szeia policyi, starszego
sedziego sqdu municypalnego,
powiatowego, wyzszego i krymi-
nalnego, nastepnie miejskiegO do
radcy Aprawnego ! lego asysten-
tow dla spraw karnych. Po-
czatkowo uczyniono W rezolucyi
wzmianki o dzialalnosci niekto-
rvch towarzystw i zwiazkow. zaj-
mujacych sic losem wiez"iow'
ma wolnoSc wypuszczOnych' ale
po dlugej debacie skreSlono Cd
no$ne zdanie, aby ME dotknac L.
cue dobrze myslacych PrzyJa-
ci6l ludzi. Aid. Toman wnlosf
ostra rezolucye Przeciw znane-
mu zwiazkowi ,,Juvenilel Protec-
tive Association. PrzeEazano
ia Komitetowi ola spraw policyJ'
nych. w rezolucyi swoJeJ p
Toman powoIal sic giownle ma
sprawozdanie Komitetu Legisla-
tury = roku 1915, w ktorym po-
stawiono wniosek ma rozwiaza-
ME wspomnianego zwiazku. W
dalszym ciagu swego przemowie-
MIA zaprzeczyi p. Toman, jake
by wilma, re many tax liczne wy,
padki rozmaitych czynow zbrod
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mnicj wiecej 3 miliony, ME pre-
pisujac r6wnoczesnie jak najIo-
kiadniej, W jaki sPosob tie pienia-
DE maja bye uzyte.
Komitet f%inansowy, zapim
przyjdzie z budzetem ma plenar-
ne posiedzenie, prawdopodobnie
i~eszcze raz zastanowi sic mad ta
kwestyq, W przeciwnym zaS "a
zic trzeba bye przygotowanym
ma walke, kt6ra przyjecie nowc-
60 budzetu mog}aby odwlcc az
do wyborow wiosennych.
Wczoraj pc potudniu i wieczo-
rem Komitct f;nansowy obrad5-
wal mad pozycya budzetowa,
odnoszaca sic do Departmental
ola spraw oSwietlenia gaz)wego
i clektrycznego, gdzic oswietle-
ME ulic odgrywa - jak wiado-
mo najwieksza role. Wpraw-
die ME powzieto zadnej ostatec2
neN decyzyi, zawiadomiono jed
max komisarza Keith'a, re Koml-
tet ME znalaz} dotad zadnego po-
wodu, dlaczego miaiby zmie-
mic jego dawniejsze zapatrywa-
ME, mianowicie, re w tym roku
Department moze i musi WyJsc
ma swoje Z sumq o 229,O do
lar6w mniejsza. Komisarzowi
pozostawia sic zupelna swobode,
co do tego, gdzie te sumo zao-
szczedzi, byle tylko ME usunaf
zadnej lampy ulicznej.
w ostatnich "a godzinach,
zgfoszono w ratuszu, ty1ko IS
nowych z~as}abniec ma dytterye.
Wypadkow smierci bylo try. Ia
liczba wskazuje, re epidemic sic
zmniejsza.U Niemaio przyczyniio
sic do tego zamkniecie szkof.
Wypadkow zapaleh pluc zglo-
szono IS. Trzynascie osob zmar-
10 ma te chorobe.
Odkryto rowmez 3 move Wy
padki ospy. .Jako in%teresujac2
okolicznosc podaje komisarz zdro
via fakt, re w ciagu ostatniego
roku w izolowanyni szpitalu byiy
tylko diva wypadki Smierci z,po-
wodu ospy, i to tylko dlatego,
&c odnosni pacyenci - jeszcze
pred odstawieniem ich do szpi-
tala Z powodu innych choro5
Tub z}ego odzywiania sic byli TAX
oslabieni, re wyleczenie ich bylo
niemozliwe. DIR. Robertson zy-
czy sobie, ably wyraznie wspom'
nice o tenn, a to celem przeko-
mania ludnosci, re szpital izolowa-
ny, czesto ,,domem zarazy' pre-
zywany, ME jest owym zlym "a
kladem, jakto ludzie zwyczajnie
sobie wyobrazals.