The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-02
Chinese Editor, in an AnarChiStic
Article, Calls for a
Revolution.
IS MARKED FOR DEPORTATION
RidicuIes Countrymen for Not
Stabbing Ito Before
Korean Did.
CFrom Saturdays Advertiser.)

The echo of the death of Prince Ito
of Japan has reached across to Hawai-
nei and started the wheels of official
investigation and the casting of the
official dragnet. In the dragnet Is
about to fall Lo Sun, editor of the
Chee Bow Shin, revolutionary Chinese
newspaper, and with him may also come
number of Koreans.
Today the United States district at
torney's s office will receive transla-
tion of an article that was written by
the Chinese editor and which appeared
in his paper on Wednesday last and his
arrest is almost certain to follow, with
ultimate deportation to China staring
him in the face.
In the article which has sealed the
order for his removal from law abid-
ing community, he applauds the Korean
assassin who fred poisoned bullets into
Ito IS body, ridicules the Chinese for be-
ing forstalled in the "heroic deed'
and calls upon the Chinese nation to
rise and wipe out the Manchu dynasty
and slaughter the Manchu officials in
their own country.
In the opening of the article, he
states that he is Every glad over the
death of Prince Ito by the hand of the
Korean hero" He pictures Ito as the
monster of diplomacy who was swal-
lowing Korea only as clearing of the
way for the assimilation of the Chinese
Empire. "Why was Ito in Man
churia9" asks the editor. He answers
himself, "To swallow China
GAS soon as Ito got to Manchuria
we here hear of the Antung' 'Mukden
railroad treaty" he continued. "One
Ito is dead; there are lot of more
Itos. - Japan is vituperated from one
end to the other and then his eloquence
swings over to his mother country,
abusing and scorning.
The little Hermit Kingdom, he says
in effect, has supplied hero who has
done the great deed and yet not one
of the Chinese myriads rose to strike
for their country. Ito was in Harbin
to bring about the downfall of China,
so says the article, and yet no China.
man came forward to stain the ground
of his own country with the blood of
his country's greatest enemy.
The article is too long to give liter.
ally, occupying half page of the paper,
but after indulging in the reddest
of general anarchistic sentiments he
plunges into particulars.
He advocates the adjustment of the
Mancbu dynasty and tbe riddipg of the
throne of the Heavenly Empire from
the northern usurpers by the use of the
dagger and the removal of the Mauchu
onicials bv the assassin. A Chinese
emperor for n Chinese empire is his
dream. Nor is he bashful a bit about
mentioning names. Chm Chee Toong is
marked for assassination. With him Is
also Chun Choon Shun, formerly viceroy
# Canton and III Liepg, the president
of the ministry. These are The most
prominent among those who are to fall
bv the knife if he has his way.
Lo Sun is notorious among his fellow
souptrvmen here ms revoIntionist and
agitator and is looked down unon by
tIe merchants and the better classes
He came here from Janon and has ol
wavs been n center of mischief anon,
Chinese in HonoInIr
Yesterday the official statement wa.
made that n translation of the articI,
was beinp written ou{ and should tb,
article prove 70 be os inAommotorv as /
was reported to he the writer wonl,
be taken into custodv. A conv Of tb,
paper was secured 6y The Advertise
and n free translation proved tbe trutl
of tbe informotion givan 10 tbe author