The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-19

TINS WIZ ~ very SERIOUS UUHInnH1
with every Ametiean. Outrazes
after outfnees hod-been committed
by Germany against American
ideals, aud insults and defiance
hurled into our teeth. The eight
ing spiriti of America has been
forced up. against our wishes, and
we are now prepared 10 sacrifice
millions Of lives III need be, and
fabulous treasure 20 bring about
the triumph Of right In the world.
In the struggle we cannot tolerate
dislcyalty, OF German sympathies
(which mean the same thiug) IN
any part Of the United States, In.
cluding Hawaii. Mr.. weinsheimer
Z N man Of more than average In
telligence, and should know that.
II he does not know It, he should
be taught II.
Mr.. weinxheimer has many
friends % Mani between whom
and he there has developed
breach in the past few days--of
his making. The latter regret that
such IL the ease. aud would have
Il otherwise II they could. But IL
~ bis next move ~ Is for him to
undo. OF satisfactorily explain.
We positively win not tolerate
disloyalty TO the United States, or
disloyal fcnanrks on this island.
We win turn Halealsala upside
down first.
Mr.. Weinzhe;rner, OF anyone
having ideas foreign thereto, may
wisely mcmoriNe every word Of
vat, and pronfably act according
". ssf NaHKW
u 20 comnittee
Chairman Snttop's statement last
tight that i had almost been decided
or the eomwittcc 10 20 to Maui and
make FIRST hand Investigation of the
hargps Of dislovalty against Manager
veinzhrimer win probably result IN >
robe rs to the hack Of loyalty referred
b in the Mani News editorial. and ais
examination Of Engineer McCubbir
searding the purpcrted conversation
had with the Pioneer manage,
bout his Intentions.
II MeCubbiR fails 10 substantiatt
tatements which he il said 70 have
'ade 10 several iutimpfe friends. or
resent good reason for not tellin
he same story now as formerly, az
east one of bis friends will appear be
ore tie investigated comhittee am
all how he heard the details Of tho
LEGGED conversation regarding the sub
,arine inventions. 4,
However. VI sueh q conversation die
,ccur. McCuhhin's friends believe hi
nqnesfioned LOYALTY to the American
governments will cause him To give nj
he facts to the committeeman. even
hough II causes. him wrench to turr
gainst his friend aud employer who ],
.ow prder FIRE. or. that he can salts
'aetorily prove he has never been cen
ured, questioned or otherwise troubled
,ecause of the sending Of the anti
ubmarine devices TO Washington, and
hat he has never 50 stated by intima
ION or direct statement.
The investigating committee IL still
cry DESTROYS Of securing corroboratiyr
videAee In the Weinzheimer investi
-ation and requests all persons having
UGH to briefly write IL out and send
ito the chairman Of the committee.
Two witnesses, Mr.. and Mrs. B. E
'enn, were examined by the committee
zen At a session held yesterday morn
ng.A There were no new Developments
il stated. Another meeting is to b.
ED Tuesday morning
'curt's Investigation
One Of the last statements made BY
fanhger Weinzheimer yesterday even
ng before be left for Maui was tha'
e wanted the fullest kind Of an in
estigation and that he had invited the
ommitteemen to come to Maui--ths
fhotbed Of the complaints as hs
hrased it---and question every one re
arding his conduct and utterances.
Manager WeinSheimer manner wa
hat Of man who believed he would
e found euilfless il an honest and
omplete investigation was made.