The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-01
TO ARREST
L0 sun FOR
ANARCHLSM
IMMIGRATION WASHINGTON TO ISSUE WAR
RANT WHICH WOULD MEAN DEPORTATION CHINESE EDITOR
WHO PRAISES THE ASSASSIN ITO AND BE-
WALLS FACT THAT CHINA ossEssEs NO SUCH MARTYR"

United States immigration Inspector
in Charge Raymond G. Brown has
asked the Department of Commerce
and Labor, Washington, for a warrant
Tor the arest of Lo Sun, editor of the
Chez Bow Shin, a Chinese daily news
paper of this city. Inspector Brown
recomends that such warrant issue ror
the arrest and deportation of Lo Sun
as an anarchist and one who is dan
gerous to the community as violently
opposed to organized government.
Browns recommendation is not like
ly to mean anything less than the
speedy arrest of the Chinese editor and
his being sent back to China, whence
he came.
10 Sun, whose case has been under
by the Immigra ion au-
thorities for several days, ever since
Lo Sun came out in an editorial in
which he praised the Korean assassin
Iof the Japanese statesman, Prince Ito,
has not attacked the government of
the country in which he is residing,
Brown as applying to any person in
the country less than three years who
so clearly shows himself to be an
enemy of any or all organized govern
men S. Therefore, being considered
an outlaw of a dangerous type, one
who stirs others to bloodshed and de-
tiance of law and order, Lo Sun is
booked for deportation.
Following are given in full the trans
lation of the anarchistic editorial of
Lo Sun and also his latest editorial
Wherein he seeks to soften some of
| the things he said IN the original edi-
Itorial, though the explanation is taken
as being no more than a yelled reitera-
/ tion of the sentiments originally ex-
pressed.
| Lo Sun, in his praise of the Korean
assassin, deploring the fact that China
has produced no such murderer, makes
these startling statements
Thinking it (the assassination of
! Ito) over in the midst of joy; then sor-
row appears, FOR SUCH A DEED
CANNOT BE OURS.
"The world is beginning to realize
the truth of liberty and willing to sa-
crifice ones life for others.
"Grieve because China has no such
man and cannot be equal to Korea.
when Ito came to Korea, Korea
was lost. China for 1000 years has
not had such a man who died for the
welfare of others. We can only act
for others privately, as dogs for favor.
The sacrifice made by Chez Sit Lin and
Hong Git to redeem the liberty of the
Chinese race deserves high merit and
commendation, but when compared
with the deed done by the Korean mar
tyr, is very trifie. The work of Chez
Sit Lin is but the killing OF an idiot
and cannot be compared with the deed
done by the Korean martyr. INDEED
HIS WORK is GREAT. The loss of
Manchuria through Ito has now been
revenged
mo nation can retain its territory
long and for the same length of time
ensave it's people. THEREFORE,,
THE RESULTS ARE THE ASSASSI-
NATION of STEVENS AND THEN
ITO.
lie me call their attention of an
other Ito.
Let me ask any man Of power
DOES HE DARE EXPOSE HIMSELF
! TO THE DAGGER OF A MARTYR?
81 heard Ito was going to Manchu-
ria to plan the possession of China
and ITOS DEATH BRINGS PEACE
TO CHINA. We are grateful to hea-
ven. Itos plan to possess China can
neverd be avenged by the Chinese"
interpretations of Chinese into Eng