Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-24
Reviewed Plea
MADE TO PLANTERS
DECLARES STRIKE PEACEABLE
AND EVERYTHING IN ORDER
Dwells on Large Dividends and
Equality of Races for All Class
es Of Labor-Appeal for Citi-
zen.
Continued from Monday


the warming pan Gentlemen, the
warming pan! Why, gentlemen.
who does trouble about warming
pan? When was the peace of mind
of man or woman broken or dis
turbed by a warming-pan, which is
In itself Il harmless and useful, and
! will add, gentlemen, comfortable
article of domestic furniture? why
IL Mrs. Bardell so earnestly entreat
ed not to agitate herself about this
warming-pan, unless, as is no doubt
the case, 1t Is n mere cover for hid
den fire-a mere substitute for some
cndearing word or promise. agree
ably to pre-concerted system of
correspondence, artfully contrived
by Pickwick with a view to his con-
tcmplated desertion.'"
Now haven't we had the warming
pans. and haven't We had the chops
and tomato sauce ad nauseam in this
case? "Taiii. Oh, Tail! Bokumet-
SUI! And we have had taiii and
we have had bokumetsu, and we
have had kisei. and the Lord knows
what we haven't had, morning, noon
and night, until am very much
afraid that when you jurymen go
home to dinner at night and your
wife asks If you will have some to-
mato sauce, you will say. "Boku-
metsu!" shouldn't be a bit sur
prised If, passing one of your houses
during the middle of the night. I
should hear you yelling out at the
top OF your voice, Tail! Kisei!
Bokumetsu!"
And we have been just looking at
these words with a magnifying glass
all this time; that is what we have
been doing; not trying to find out
what the meaning was. but TO see II
we couldn't find something by which
We could railroad these men into
jail. Isn't that it? The two thou
sand dollar baby had not taken his
seat on the stand before he told us
what dreadful thing bokuumetsu
was. Tail, oh, that is bad: that is
dreadful! That means to get rid Of"
nut 'bokumetsu, why, that is get
ting rid of cholera germs" An aw-
iul thing, that He came all the way
from Japan, for $4,000 and his ex-
penses, to tell us what frightful
thing taiji and bokumetsu are.
S2'ooo of your money and mine, and
now We have the benefit of IL, and
when you get through with this case
nope you will forget all about tail
ana hope you will forget all about
bokumetsu,-and forget all about
Professor Dening!
Now 1t is an awful word. isn't it9
IL IL hair-lifting. But what does the
dictionary say It is? As long as tho
very learned gentleman from Japan
could Just sit there and enter into n
iot or terrible-Oh! Could hardly
express the horror that feel in
translating this word, event" As
iohg as he could go into lot of gilt
tering generalities, then he was
saie'--but he made a mistake VERY
oiten people make mistake. peonle
ins, n", 'hey VIII make thing
h,nn n'',e oel.er by putting some
rane e,se H. Ihey are dyeing dolls
h,so sreen' ana they put in some
green cumming that VIII help the
Wal ,,o. :,
tho ,o,rnan % just exactly what
NJ. ,,,.,, professor did. He got
,h,s na,'' 10 manner 1t In about
no .a, ,, ABOUT this taiji,-
wh,, :, ~ "'''iohary and this is
stroy - noNumetsu, to de-
IN .u,d, ,"'e, 10 cause to cease,
w. 'u"'"e, 10 Deat, to put down. to
out &C.,. 'upl''uss cholera, to put
other dietionsr rr'' ",o ana ma, from an,