The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-01

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Ito's Journey to Manchuria is to
plan for the possession of China. The
AnHung Railway is lost. is the non
success of the boycott against Jap
anese goods and the deposition OF
the Manc1u officials ridiculous to the
Koreans? The destruction of Korea
through Ito has been revenged. The
loss of Mauchuria through Ito with
the exception of Japanese goods has
not been revenged at all. Sorry to
say that the strength of China can
not be compared with that of Korea.
The number of the despised Manchu-
rians is not over 100000 and yet our
Chinese, being neither faithful nor
avacious slaves are willing to recog-
nize them as their rulers for over 26O
years. Oh, Korea is lost to progress
sive Japan, and yet is not willing to
serve its emperor; and we, Chinese
are lost to the Manchurians, and now
are willing to be their slaves. wish
that our countrymen will not despise
the Koreans, and use a mirror to
look at our own selves.
Well, Korean - is not persisted.
Why he is persisted? Korean --
loved his country with the same ar
dour as he loved liberty. No nation
can retain it's territory long and for
the same length of time can enslave
its people. Therefore, the results are
the assassinations of Stevens and
then Ito AS the Koreans are sacri-
ficing their lives for righteousness,
so our people are willing to be slaves
| in the world? If we can resist the
strong, we will be able to keep our
footing on this earth. Ito had de-
stroyed Korea, and the Korea had
him persisted. Let me call the atten-
! ton of another Ito. Everywhere is
enthusiastic to carry out the acts OF
liberty. Let me ask any man of pow
err: Does he dare to expose himself
to the dagger of a martyrY If the
hearts of the people of nation are
not dead. though their country is per-
ihsed. he cannot perish eternally.
| The Chinese are different. They have
no spirit, and so have no strength to
resist the Manchurians. How can
they resist Japan? oh, Korean 80.
is not dead! Korean go. is not at
all! China is dead! China is destroy
ed by herself! Brave Korean -!
Heroic Korean -!
SAD TO STAND CHINA'S DIS
GRACE. THE DISGRACE
OF SLAVES.
BY way of comment. L heard sud
denly from some Chinese that Ito's
going to Manchuria is to plan for the
possession of China. and Ito's death
brings peace to China. We are CRATE
full to Heaven.
Disgrace! Disgrace! Such words
of shame uttered by our Chinese!
The Chinese spoke such words! Ito's
plan to possess China can never be
avenged by the Chinese. Great Chi
ma! 400,000,000 people! Depend on
the strength of Korean - to ~
venge for China. The Chinese do not
realize their own disgrace. Oh, the
disgrace of all the world belong to
the Chinese people.
"TO THE EDITOR OF THE HAWAII
MISUNDERSTANDING THE
SHINPO'S SUSPICION"
When one is in an affair, he is I'M
conscious; but when he is not, he is.
The assassin of Ito is regarded by
the Koreans as a patriot and is by
the Japanese as an enemy. This is
due to the spirit of nationalism. We |
are not in this affair, and so we can
speak neither for Japan NOR Korea. |
Our editorial issued on Wednesday |
is to show that the Koreans can love |
their country, and so Korea is not |
lost; and our cOuntrymen do not |
know how to love their country, and |
so China is doomed to destruction.
The object of the editorial is there
fore to know this episode to tends
the people Of China the love of coun-
try, and in regard to our comment
on the episode, it has said very little.
This is known to those who can read
Chinese. The editor of the Shimbun
has translated the editorial In a gen
eral way, claiming that it speaks of
If he claims such as
all the Chinese are anar-
chlsts, and the present form of gov
eminent in China is also anarchism
Japan has been despising China to
its extreme, and the Chinese has dis
cussed widely the opinions of Japan
relating to the ill-affairs of China.
II you claim those who discussed
about the attitude of Japan as anar-
chists, we are sure that there are a
great many anarchists in the world.
There are three Chinese newspapers
in Hawaii, and their opinions regard
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