The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-10-18
oVERRUN HAWAII


The recent oneded agreement by which japanese children
permitted to white public schools and labo were not to
be permitted upon the mainland without passports was
suggested by Japanese minister Washington 1t was done 50
dcatoria government meey accepted It. con
trarv to law and public sentiment Japan using the Hawaiian
and the PHILIPPINE military bases and when sufficient
number Of men have been landed being
done descent made upon the mainland This IS plain to
any ordnery intelligence These Islands coveted 0y
pan as advanced positions conquest Of North America With
an nonded verges upon folly they believe that they
are the coming people" destined rule the world They
seek to dominate the Their hatred toward the United
assumed aggressive form several years ago Wn our e
dent without authority projected himself into the conference
and Japan The japanese government desired to levy
tribute billion dollars conquered Russia 10
foil these robbers and world invite their eternal
hatred Then colonization Of the islands began The claim
thar the Japanese authorities discourage viii continue dis
courage emigration people thin subtertug and II
requires no through the du The japanese gov
eminent officials secretly encouraged and directed the migration OF
laps Islands and Of these soldiers OF the recent
they military training and are divided nuo
brgad divisions and all Of the male japanese ont hes nds
have been provided modern make These arms bought
through societies, which levy assessment weekly upon e
member and every subject belongs onef these societies II the
Government provided would naturally inquiry
m thew have nnngly adopted undehand business that
usricion Our military officials be asleep at their posts
When the Hawaiian Republic refused grant suffrage TO the
Japanese government began ship OF It's people 20 the
Islands with the forcing this demand and perhaps taking
possession But the transfer the islands to the United
States blocked plans and this also another their hatred
of the At present there about thirty thousand
Hawaians eight islands Though citizens OF the United o
their LOYALTY in the trouble doubtful The may De
said the forty Chinese and the thousand anaka
The white population eight thousand There xyve
5 Tsnane on the islands Of which estimated
fifteen thousand the against China or Russia
Thirty thousand males between the ages OF sixteen and h years
and are capable bearing The remaining twenty thousand
are women children Practically Japan has possession OF
the Islands We have the islands and there not five
hundred soldiers army posts
The swarm continues arrivals being about four thousand
month They are spplanng Chinese the plantations,
and in every OF labor few monthsago the arrivals iron
. Japan were only $500 a month.
the
addition ev are sarning this country from South America and
from steamship company owned by japanese brings
as monthly to South ports work the silver
md on rubber plantations receiving about sve
cents dav They that higher IN America and
find way the Pacific coast They are shipped oy 1ne
on agents through San Francisco but many OF them
de the officers and the journey OF this number
5 Of the number who return South America there IS OF course
no record number estimated at from he hundred 70 one
nd monthly The arrivals port OF San Francisco are
from three thousand five thousand monthly and all oi 1n are
10 the immigration agents distributed
m b 10 sections Of country where cheap labor IS most likely to
find demand In most the is made with the en-
ov before the japanese shipped this country This OF
course in violation the labor contract law but It eyadea oy
: false swearing at which no japanese will hesitate
A WAR FOR EUROPE AND AMERICA
view Of the rich field offered 10 cheap labor idle TO suppose
that the japanese government will discourage the emigration q rs
stricken subjects especially that government mas entered
career Of conquest and pllnderi On the contrary It reason
M 70 suppose that emigration would be encouraged and that IS "hA
This proved by Thestatenents OF the japanese
it officials TO contrary mere dupcty There IS n''e h@
honor among nations and personal honor 50 rare among
Tananse that exception. An Asatic government va" aa
treaty. only long as 1t convenience and interests he
m IN the euda ages and respect only superior power They
cannot understand why country viii make concessions unl
~ = r,o from our righu position the public school
question the Japanese government officials believe that was Done
ob fear rather than for peace And II looks as II 1he
is nearly correct Consequently further concessions vii
M demanded until the expected happens 1t VIII be war not o.
Aca against Japan but Christian and Caucasian world
- .h a.iCs II viii be races Of civilization against
m for the possession OF Europe and America vii
begin unexpectedly and treacherous IN the same MANNER
an attacked by Japan that lSlli'AsA'e y % ~