Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-23

loFs lortCN4tItl8 0efm1u policy tHFouHn-
position taleh BY 6efhRaRy.l
even in England, for that contention
lc0pid no fonker be maintained. Car
| II DC possible that the smaller nations
Istin believe that England and her ~
EIfes are waging this war FOR the de-
Tense Of these gn1aIler peoples, for the
Idefense OF freedom and civilization!
tEngland has done her utmost to fet
ter the trade OF neutrals upon the
Seas Goods from Germany or to Ger.
imahy may no longer be transported.
teven upon neutral ships. England
Iwill not permit II. Neutral shippers
upon the high seas are forced to take
English crews aboard their vessels
and % obey their commands. Eng
land ARBITRARILY occupies Greek is
lands because this most conveniently
Iserves her military purposes. In con-
junction With her allies She Il now
| ende4Vorihg to force neutral Greece
to cede portions Of her territory Ia
favor of Her ailies,s so as to draw Bull
gafia 10 their Side. And IN Poland,
|gentle1nen?
tn Poland, Russia, that fellow COM
Blatant Of the allies III their battle for
the freedom Of the nations, Is devas.
|tatihg the entire land during the re.
treat az her armies The Villages and
the Wheat.fieIds are burnt down, the
population Of entire cities and
entire villages, Jews ana Chris
'fians, are transported TO ufin-
habited regions, or they perish III the
a - -.
led and windoMless luggage vans.
such Is the freedom and the ciyiliza-
Hon for which our opponents battle
against German sbarbafism"l Surely
E,Island III protesting That she Is the
defender Of tie smaller states must
be calculating upon an exceedingly
poor memory on the part OF the world
One need go back little more than a
decade IN order 10 find sufficient ex-
ampies TO explain the true signifi-
aIice OF this role Of protector
IN the spring 81 1902 the ,Boer Re
public were Incorporates into the
British Empire. Theh Engiand's eyes
turned toward Egypt. Egypt to be
sure, had been fnb the actual power OF
En- gland FOR many years, but a formal
INTERPRETATION had beex opposed by the
solifeh promise of ..tiie British govern
men to etactlate TIE land. THIS same.
England who 50 Aaughtily answered
cur proposal to preserye the integrity
Of Belgium IN the event OF England
neutrality BY declaring that she could
net bargain concerning her obligations
to protect Belgidn neutrality, this self
sas q ulu NJ, % up,u - ~;
sa.a 49, 70 ia a1, nsr I'm =
s ,sa. Us $500 49,, .na meii Inown treaty
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- 81 .hs ,.s.s $3.50 ga - tbo free.
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Z. uotn 1e'.L wy = sAo N''aN'A'
liie noi -.
rms agreement SHOWS now Ens
land was already stretcning Out net
hand towards TnlDet.
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waseu @aLs any cSnq lasiss,,, :. ne
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pea age'1l's 81 ue'eiopiiel's y
hypocllsy:
Absolutely valid testimony as 70 lne
tendencies OF English politics and tne
origin of the war has been sfurnlsned
US in the reports OF the Belgian MIN
aSters w g, I nass nav p .,s,,. 49,
lAey sualice 70 eoh yIlee 81 s ~,
no. yet peea cohvIneea. 10y 80 Nm, ~
aotns lnelr utmost 70 suppte
cohtehts OF tnese uoc e,i ne - n
e anu rams ;al1 any % l soa,.sr
:, " ny ooes ne enemy piess, ~. ...;s,a
y eoes relsr 20 lnsse le ~ 10
20 :, s.renuously 20 peil...e ny -
aiileanse .nese uoeu me. >, ~ anu No.
pun IermaIu .he VAN -. sns
! no p,ooi .nS S s -. pai.
~ De ~ nau peen ~ 800 80
GUM herself! That PROOF mas aireauy
been established elsewhere. me pee