The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-10
Frantic Chinese Hurl lnveCtive
at Their Consul During
Meeting.
SIGN PETITION FOR RECALL
Reused to Frenzy by Speeches
of Those Accused of Being
RevoIutioniSts.
(From saturdays 5 Advertiser.J

(From Saturdays Advertiser)
"Aie! aiel ale! Send him back.
Send him to hell!' (Translated).
Five thousand Chinese throats roared
this out at Aala Park last night, and
the sound could have been heard long
way ont toward their consulate 3,
mingled with threats to kill Great
haring arc lights had been erected
around the staging and under these the
whole of Chinatown had collected, all
with the one thought in their hearts
and all with the same cry in their
throats "Send him back! Send him
backl" AS each speaker made his
point, wave of movement ran
through the crowd or ripple of
laughter
Sometimes another sound would rum
BILE from the crowd as the thunder in
the distance, growing as the speaker
gave expression to his bitter invective, ),
until finally they let loose their tenn
pers, yelling forth the answer: "SendI
him back Send him back to hell!"
Up on the platform the speakers
prayed, caioled and lashed their hear
ers as they wished. Before them
stretched tossing sea of yellow faces
fringe on the outside with q row OF
curious white ones. The East in west
ern garb but with all the deadly venom
of the East still left in their hearts.
The clay was in the hands of the pot
ters and they fashioned it as theyI
liked. Easily they worked 1t to make
it pliable.
Plenty of Trouble.
ttyor oil Lrn,v that during the last
Co., L., ~ oorsrl bos bod nlantv ofI
4n,,t1e' tGo oa,,rts - IT,appbterN
nv at+ors Fosb;on tha recentabIa
t.I4 A.. 80 ,,,al,o ,,oooo IA no
,aIas tro,Tio instead fIo bas cone
- ,,1oo,I 'hir,saif .,r,aor +bo inriedic.
4;n pc tLa oo,,rts W. doryt yyant
~ oo,,nsoI os tho+ ,, lAnnlonsoS
M sy;aI,o1 I'll !, ,Inddd ~ +bo
i'. hnI.o ..Wa ao,na hora 80 fnS
Un .. ,,st him W. o,ab+ 70 r,ot
80, ~, :; a. si,L+
Iia Va nm ,,o a '4lS is ,1,,anr+ IS ~
movement. -,
Frantic shouts: "Aie! ale! we
willl', and the bowl is fashioned.
Sneaker after sneaker hurled weird
inyective against the Chinese Consul,
LANG Kwo Wing. and the crowd roared
ont lis assent 4 sneaker told them a
story
uThere was n time in China - he
said I,wben tho floods came over the
land and tba neonle we're all forced
20 take IN tha hills But the snakes
and animals also went un with them
anJ Irbor GOOD bacome scarce tbey
vented 70 cat tbe fesh of the neonlc
Nh S,aor,Io no+ only, suffered from INN
nor hut tbe,, also Suffered from FRIGHT
TThere yyerc soma wise mon amoHgs
them however and thew coupseiet
tbo,l os to nov tbev sbo.,ld nroceed
tToIlo toois +bev sofd 1.ond crt tun
a. ,,lsI . y,a,,,,to; so hat ,,o,
no @ anap bnt hoForo to, go sct fr,
con ~ 49, ,i7 +bo ,ni
, ~ s"o .;m ba i,iiIoa orJ Won mood bav,
mas W. 81. M no. t'o,r tbo ,,eo
~, ~ inO' t IA af 49, +ro,,tios hnt berf
Pto 81: ~ - fan ,,,aro ,,oraTf,r
theIe - soilie' ing la 1 ll.oi'
snan ail - :ne tLnr, +ha % enaloas
lar more Nlelous 'han .ne '"ah
hlh tallh' hll4 fallni
Ihrough lhe crown Ihe HsH'nins
forked ana played, hill MN they
roared, hlll MN! -, ~ ),
Our mouths can not hii Mn, anyone,
continued the speaker rms power,
ful thing here is worse than poison ana
wilder than mons, ana we nave 10 nho u
some way TO get flG oil IT, we musO
stahd togeJner, shoulder TO shouAueE W
get rld ol nm we may snow Ansel
over TINS thlhB, put uV ~ IN tne ilsn -
way. l suppose you all hho" lii. Wnat II
Ihe rlght way, II Is 10 hahe d l'eVIT, ~ ,oI 1
ana al sign ~ WIN yU%ui % nai'les' NJ q, S
maps we can 40 ~ thls way. "eii
II we can = we shaII nave 10 ma soll' ..l'
otheT way. II you 90 NOT LaHe "etIoL @
pheh an your Ielallohs III Ohiha mus
suaer' , -.,, -.
speaker aiIeF speaker mounted m th'