Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-05


ceived by the Jill and yet made no
attempt to inform their writers that
they were Misunderstanding the pur-
port of the advice published in the
Jf1i: 90 that all of the defendants
made speeches at Kahuku, and some
of them at other places, encouraging
expulsion of the sycophants from
the plantation; go that the word
"bokumetsu." which is capable of
meaning "exterminate," was used in
some of the speeches TO the labcrers
made by or in the hearing OF the other
defendants; co. that all of the de-
PENDANTS knew at the time that Sheba
feared for his life and had body
guard, and yet made no protest
against the publications in the Jill
which were susceptible of being un-
derstood as encouraging and incit-
ing assaults upon him: l10) that
at meeting OF delegates held to-
wards the end of the campaign, ut
which meeting al the defendants
were present 1t was unanimously
voted to extend thanks to Sega for
his efforts In the Jill; GD that one
Of the objects of the II. w. G.. A.,
in the formation and maintenance of
which all of the four defendants
were active, was tEx. A 22) Ito es-
tablish branch Offices In country dis
| lricts' and that the associations
! formed in the country districts were
closely affiliated with the association
In Honolulu: G2) that another OBJ
iect of the II. w. G.. A. was lEx. A
22D to procure men OF Sogoro
| (martyr) type" that Is. men will
ing to suffer and II necessary die
Tor the advancement of the cause,
to provide as plan OF protection
OF Sogoro (marytr)," Ito pay mo-
ney. to provide work, to bail out.
and to provide lawyer" and to en-
gage lawyers and pay their fees to
defend officers OF head Office and d.
rectors. to give opinions, and to de-
fend Sogoro (martyr) of country
districts" and to pay travelling ex-
penses OF lawyer and of interpreter;
G3) that military system of pic
kets, passes, etc, was inaugurated
and maintained during the strike,
with the knowledge and approval OF
all Of the defendants, for the pur-
pose of preventing strikers from re-
turning TO work and OF intlmidat-
ing them and others who might 9TH
erwlse be willing TO accept employ
ment on the plantations; 90 that
letters intended for the II. W. c. a.
were ordinarily addressed in the
care of the jill, of which some were
forwarded by Sega to the officers OF
the association and some were not
so forwarded, ana that Maxine and
Negoro in advance agreed with So
ga that the latter should In his dis.
erection determine what letters tc
forward TO them, and t5) that thu
Honolulu II. w. c. A. defenuet
against all Of the proceedings with
reference TO the strike and It's Incl
dents. except the prosecution agains
the assailants OF Gishi OF Eva, ant
that Maxine and Negoro were per
sonally active In rendering assist
ance in the defense.
Extracts inserted here from transla
lions of some Of the Jill articles ant
communications addressed to the jill
and II. w. G. A. as received In evi
dence were capable of being under
stood by those for whom they were
intended as melting violence. SO als'
are some Of the replies to those al
ticles and communications.
There are In the plantations Ger
tain noxlous insects called sycophants
They constantly disturb the peaceful
relations of the planters and the Ia
borers. SO what we desire 1
that you who live on The plantation
should exert yourselves In getting ri
OF the sycophants who are to be ioun
here and there on the plantations.
They are enemies to our labor
ers, they are traitors. - Tn
, strikes which have occurred have bee
, die result OF the base. malicious art
fees OF these sycophants. This Is tn
third reason why they should be go
rid of, why they should be destroyed.
III they" treferring to Sheba an
others) go to extremes in vexing tn
iaborers 1t Is sure that they will nc
, be allowed to die natural deaths" (li
, terally, die on the mats or in thei
beds), 'it Is said" "On the point {
death the best thing they can do Is I
,, prepare to die nobly, II is said"
"The conclusion which he" Ia ce
tain speaker at mass meeting
reached was thus stated: The n
900 Japanese here must eyer max
: that which IL just and right the
standard Of action and must EXTERN
nate tbokumetsu those japanese wi
y play the role OF Russian spies, who r
semble the worms that are foual
the bodies Of lions"
: Ignorant alike of duty ana re-
sponsibility,
l. 'Are you, the turfborn beast OF
planters dog.
u Sure II is you are the foe Of