The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-05

the pig"
"The mad dog and the planters
dog" (there was evidence tending to
show that these references were to
Sheba) SHOULD be beaten to death, il
is said"
Gas for the term Koken (planter's
dog) one would like to reverse the
order of the phonetic sounds and read
them Kenko (knuckle bones) as the
planters dog ought to be given dose
of iron fists"
plantation laborers on each island
write out names Of sycophants who
prosecute you and send it in to this
Office"
ct is said that the sycophants in
the plantations must be expelled
quickly"
"It is said that mad dog and plant
ter's dog should be knocked to death.
"It is said that there is no fellow
worth his salt who makes use of dis
loyal newspapers" "The rascals
who do this will later on receive
heavy blows, it is said"
From correspondence to the Jill:
"But against those who oppose our
action and who do not agree with our
idea and purpose we must take pro
per steps; we must be ready for ham
mer of iron and shower (rain) OF
blood"
After referring to the Shinpo and
the Chronicle. 1--WE will never stop
until we exterminate them though
we risk our own life"
1--WE will strike the planters dogs
and pigs to the bottom of the hell at
an earliest opportunity"
"The 10000 will strike the plant
er's dogs and pigs into the pond OF
blood and to hell"
LET us stamp out these >brutes. II
we allow these creatures to remain in
this society we do not know what
trouble they may cause. Therefore
let us take the step as soon as pos
sible."
"Are you not awake yet, you brutes?
If you oppose the Higher Wage AS
sociation we will try so that you can.
not publish even a shet of your pa
per. There are not only moonshin.
ing night but on dark nights take
care for I will fix you until you are
crippled. Do not forget"
ooh how 1 wish to resort to VIC
Ience. When leaders like Mr. Ishll
and Mr.. Negoro lead the 10000
strong men and go forward, what can
we not accomplish. These two men
who are Oyama and Toga of Hawaii
can rely on us and face the planters.
We will work under their command
with the determination to die"
Referring to Sheba and another:
con one of the vessels of the Volun.
teer Fleet there is a Japanese blade
three feet in length clear and bright
like autumn water or winter ice wait
ing to come down on the heads OF
these men. At any moment it may
come-perhaps when a leading article
is being written. # You had bet
ter prepare for the maintenance OF
the families you will leave behind
you"
"The strikers of Aiea have
taken the precaution to obtain a good
supply of bullets and provisions
wherewith to oppose the planters"
Nov is the time to raise the fame
of the land of the Rising Sun through
out the world. Let the Sun Flag bC
dyed with blood and let the country
be strengthened by the bones of thu
dead"
If any one tries to obstruct GU
demand for our rights we can staml
them out for our just defense. |
peaceful method will not do il
though we have pity we must Gu
them into two with a sword.'
Exceptions 4 and as to the aC
instability of Shebas evidence of hi
own plan for raising wages as OF
posed to that of the defendants;
and 7-3S relating to the Admissible
ity of the articles in the Jill; 8
to the papers alleged to have been i
legally seized; 35 Al and AZ as t
communications to the Jill and higI
err wage association tending to sho,
that the language used in the il
articles was accepted literally by Ii
borers; S6 relating to papers seize
in Negoro's room; 81 and SO, re
fusal of cross-examination of edito
Sheba as to his reasons for rejectin
Negoros article, and (4O, AZ and As
as to his using similar vituperativ
language in the Shinpo with that {
the Jill, the defendants being allow
ed a certain time within which to pre-
duce the Shinpo articles; "A, ALLOW
ing evidence that the defendants ha
not objected to the Jill articles; A
46 and 49,, referring to the play /
which the Shinpo and Jiu are mel
toned as spies and the "Opposel