The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-20


the olden days wah Col Peyton Randolph Crit
tendon Brown experienced change Of heart twas Baptist
bgbee River The colonel was socous future weIbene
Of his joe who had for years been his body servant
Of ardent temperament but the
colonel and readily accepted the suggestion Of the latter
ducked.
There large gathering the river bank the next Sabbath
duly saved the dominic attended
Of Joe The grh Of Joe considerable The waband Of
trousers weak broke The Of the swift and
tore the body Of Joe from the preachers grasp carried
dozen yards or more down stream Joe found his footing and
emerged dripping He blew the from his mouth
and exclaimed first thing know some gentemans nggah
will get drowned with yeah damned foolshness"
The anecdote BY Angeles to the ex
perimena diplomast who occupies White House. who
to harp has without authority suspended the operation
United States neutrality laws has tempered wf he
freely 70 bring arms into Mexico from The United States
the facilities of the bandits uera troops followers
and increased their power torob Americans as well their
suppose despite President wilson's aid to the rebels
ton q the United states aiding villa and car"nsa Is" Be- ap Is
bring the sympathy and aid Of millions Of gngohaing Mex
pos o his property and driven out q Mexico By Via should Sd
cause the United States to make claim against Mexico for
right reply the United States American was pundred
and driven out BY men whom allowed TO be supplied with arms
and ammunition for that npose You national
before the fato the outrage upon citizen Suppose
authorities which make legal distinction between
furnished by anatond arms furnished by private PARTIES by
permission Of the nation morally there no difference
Suppose that Engshmen and Frenchmen
shall be dpoled of property by Mexican bandits that have
supplied with by the United States shall make
May not the United States be fairly called upon
pond in damages for its share in the transacton
We made Great Britain $l5ooOo because 29o merchants
Liverpool built armed Alabama presented sold
to the Confederate States American Ex
cep technically what the difference principle fact between
England permitting the of
rebel Semmes and President Wilson permitting the sale of
the rebel Csrranza9 F "A . 6: II. .a5 NJ
If Woodrow Wilson reads anything except his speeches
would be advantage him and make him ridiculous
eyes of the nation he would take glance at the writings of the
authorities international law $500 4F -ae
Hall Fourth edition. section 2l1
the absolute obligation nothing which belgeren
the injury Of the other and that it cannot furnish mum
tons of generally regarded involved in the de
of neutrality Hall further "a neutral nation in
bound not to furnish munitions Of war begerent VAS
1t held in the Alabama Award Case that it is the
neutral nation not to allow its territory be used base
operation and also that neutral bound due
dgence to prevent the hngou amng equippng within il
jurisdiction Of vessel which has reasonable grounds believe
peace IT also the duty Of neutral prevent Tho
Organization departure from its territory Of expedition
tended against friendly nation In the Alabama Case
Lord Justice Bowen Enghman deciding against his
held that the begeren nation which has been injured by thu
neglect of neutral nation to perform its duties demand repaa
tion of the neutral state. 81 stt as, fF5 lt
IL 1t misdmeanor under the Act Of Congress for person
within the United States provide for military exped
ton enterprise to be carried against foreign state will
1 which the United States is at peace E
Woodrow Wilson like necessity, knows
ought be- repeats pdq
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