The Hawaiian star., 1910-03-05

anu nad DOdy guard and yet MADE
no protest against the publications
in the Jill which were susceptible OF
being understood as encouraging and
melting assaults upon him; (1O) that
at meeting of delegates held to-
wards the end of the campaign, at
which meeting all the defendants
were present, 1t was unanimously vot-
ed to extend thanks to Soga for HIS
efforts in the Jill; (11) that one OF
the objects Of the H. w. c. A. in the
formation and maintenance of which
all of the four defendants were active,
was (Ex. A. 22) "to establish branch
offices in country districts" and that
the associations formed in the coun-
try districts were closely affiliated
with the association in Honolulu; (12)
that another object of the H. w. 9. A.
was (Ex. A 22) to procure men OF
Sogoro (martyr) type" that is, men
willing to suffer and if necessary die
for the advancement Of the cause, to
provide as a "plan of protection of
Sogoro (martyr)," 'to pay money, to
provide work to bail out, and to pro-
vide lawyer" and to engage lawyers
and pay their fees "to defend officers
OF head office and directors, to give
opinions ,and to defend Sogoro (mar-
tyr) of country districts" and to pay
travelling expenses of lawyer and of
Interpreters" (13) that a military sys.
TEN of pickets, passes, etc, was in
augurated and maintained during the
strike, with the knowledge and ap-
proval of all of the defendants, for
the purpose of preventing strikers
from returning to work and of in.
timidating them and others who
might otherwise be willing to accept
employment on the plantations; Q4)
that letters intended for the H. w.
G. A. were ordinarily addressed in the
care of the Jill, of which some were
forwarded by Soga to the officers OF
the association and some were not
so forwarded, and that Maxine and
Negoro in advance agreed with Soga
That the latter should in his discre-
tion determine what letters to for
ward to them and C15) that the Homo
lulu II w. c. A. defended against all
of the proceedings with reference to
= the strike and its incidents, except
the prosecution against the assail-
ants Of Giichi of EVA, and that Ma
: kino and Negoro were personally ac-
tice n rendering assistance in the
defense.
Extracts inserted here from trans
lations of some of the Jill articles and
i communications Addressed to the
Jill and H. W. G. A. as received in
evidence were capable of being under
stood by those for whom they we're
intended as melting violence. So
also are some of the replies to those
! articles and communications.
There are in the plantations cer-
tain noxious insects called syco-
plants. They constantly disturb the
peaceful relations of the planters and
the laborers. So what we desire
= is that you who live on the planta-
tions should exert yourselves in get
ting rid of the sycophants who are to
be found here and there on the plan
tations They are enemies to our
| lqhnrpre thpu 4 Il l,o
- strikes which have occurred have
- been the result of the base, mali
=, cious artif1oes of these sycophants.
n This is the third reason why they
Il should be got rid of, why they should
be destroyed"
Il ''If they (referring to Sheba and
o others) "go to extremes in vexing the
n laborers it is sure that they will moi
W be allowed to die natural deaths" Git
orally, die on the mats or in theil
I'd beds), "it is said" "On the point OF
re death the best thing they can do is
of to prepare to die nobly it is said"
s. "The conclusion which he" "a Ger
1r tain speaker at a mass meeting
p reached was thus stated: The 10000
rs Japanese here must ever make tha
he which is just and right their standar,
tn or action and must exterminate (bo
a; kumetsu) those Japanese who pla,
ne the role of Russian spies, who re
as semble the worms that are found il
ng the bodies of lions"
ia Ignorant alike of duty and res
sn possibility,
ne Are you, the turf-born beast of
OF planters dog.
he Sure it is you are the foe of 20
ro- 600 Japanese.
10. Prepare to receive a shower O