The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-01

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riea - "siuron answers statemen's
made by Wallace n. harrington in the
foregoing crisp sentences. which were
l;ven 81 Tha Adys,t;ssr ls =, a,,.,;nn9
Eary;ngton5s stsfsment Va ,rrsdS ~
eonnecf;or w;th the .rca,,trn ~ ~ Az
board az regents az Miss Homer q resio.
Nation from the COLLEGE a. Hawai-.
Mir. Heuer 4 resicnation was ne.
eepteA YESTERDAY morning AZ 4 epecisl
meeting. She did not make any claim
for salary. for the. last half Of the
yeaf. Her contract would not expire
until next. June. The college authori.
ties will endeavor to obtain a. substi.
tute to take over her classes before
the beginning Of the next term, Jan.
uaray Z. u
Miss hlatthevs sim Mum n
4 No, resignation has been received,
from Miss Matthews, nor has she made
any public announcements since the
publication Of her letter to Doctor
Dean in answer to the questionnairc.
NeitheF has Doctor Dean announced
what his, course Of action VIII be IN,
regard 70 this teacher, ...
farrington's statement
Ihe following statement y me ,s on
made yesterday by wallace y. fai7
rington;
mere mas never peen any auestlon
70 .he Ietilemeht ~ hIau l, :, ns.iet
from tine teacmhg stan ot tho oohese
OF hawai- SINCE her response 70 tne
qneationnaire sent out Dy tne presioent
on the INSTITUTION .9,a ,sa
Inc only rear PioDiem mas peshi
the manner OF ner WitndraWaii" ne.h-
tx ~ snouia- De Ionceu anu thus lnhfe
9 nermhnl woman tne center oi "a W.,
man persecuuoh PfIPaEanoa Or INA.
= reslgnh.ion sao9io pe pI%ugnt spyut
~ tee natural oraer GU eohese aSmih Y.
,strstion, tnus ensling uhcul.
.egal proDlem lnat misnt De iougnt on.
~ tne courts ior months.
Waldron - Attacked 4a#l
uThe only purpose that Mr.. Waldron
served in resignipg from the board Of
regents was to foster the definite Ger
man propaganda of creating discussion
among as many groups of Americans
as possible. 1t is a part Of the Ger
man game TO foster. suspicion, stir up
strife in the ranks Of Americans, and
90 far as possible lend energy to an
anti British sentiment among Ameri.
cans: r
MI Waldrons position has been
Identical. with that Of the member Of
a football team, who while his fell
lows were in the midst Of q difficult
play, quit the squad and walked to
the bleachers and harangped the crowd,
calling his teammates names and voei.
ferousiy proclaiming his own superior
knowledge of the game. Eg
I'm my opinion Mr.. Waldron unfor-
tunately could not do more in the serv-
zee o. the kaiser he were o paid
agent; than to use his position for the
purpose OF fiinging reckless remarks
regarding Americana who. stand for
team work, careful Judgement and 60.
operation ~ Americans who are not
CUTTERS when they face difheult prob
lens. .s H
One has only to consider how Ger
many is playing Russian factions one|
against the other, IN order to be inn
pressed with the necessity for Amer
leans TO play the game in all their
nelds q endeaynr Rehind the lines.
|eossipers" Are Blamed
nThose unwilling to exercise tho
self-control so necessary to the adj
justments Of American work are play
ing the kaiser's game. sE.9
"Those petticoatsd men and panta,
looned women, who devote their, time
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