Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-31

| by Har Dayal niEing her to n
and lead the accnsed plotters to
accomplishment itif their ends in I
through revolution, that found
way into the court record, eyidei
| formed the aiter1nath OF q series
which all Of the subtle arts Of
Oriental were brought into play
force her to break her resolve
In one letter the Hindu leadl
spoke OF sending 5000 to pay her pal.
sage back u, Switzerland. II others
evidently tIring of his failurs, Dayau
asserted that she could @go tdp ,
and then begged forgiveness and re-
| iterated q n ca, that she refsih She
answered the letters and receiied the
money. the Witness said.
Letters rknned by TaraknaH Das,
writer and student, who was dAmati-
cally accus ed by Preston Of seeing 20
embroii tue United States with Japan
and China, that munitions migt be
shipped to' India In the confnsioi FOL
lowed.
Excerpts from the lctters follow
Your work Is to instill spiritkne |
force ii our people, so that. theykilI |
| produce and utilize all that are nees.1
eary for building up great natid-I
and Q glfrious one. Realize your IL. II
| imposed responsibility. You say IN
are ref6y to die. Indeed, to ld.l
means TO de- When you feel keel
the mdSeries Of the world, 1t Is 4
real lieroism to jump against Cd
and die. It Is easy to die, but It u
Quires1 strength to endure and stri
Gle and, above all. to overcome on
stables.
sK.Su should not only be an idealist,
/ like Mazzini, but you are also to do
that kind OF work which Is done by
Bismarck. Try to create sentiments
In German universities and educated
quarters while you devote your time
| ID studying india. Can you read my
heart through these lines and I hope
you win not understand me"
llh third letter Das wrote:
BE D goddess, dear F.; you are 10
be free and to make missions free. So
0iink of It, mediate about It and
hcquire strength for It. Love Is very
food. Lust Is the most beastly thing,
| TO be summed BY all who want to be
|lsreat. accuse people for intoier.
Rance, but advise you to be intolerant
lot every blessed thing which comes
tn the way Of your settled plan. Do
not act Ike baby and try to set up
every three minutes q, new playhouse
lAof q life work. Do not be tempted
with high9ounding vocation of a
/ prophecies. but try to be teacher.
from which you viii grow to be q
teacher Of mankind: be like ConfE
cius rather than Jesus"
penonncing Har Dayal for his at.
tempt to lure the witness back to
Switzerland and to Berlin, Das wrote:
Il hope that he viii let you alone
or I shall publicly bring about dis
grace on him. I am maddened and /
wish could get an opportunity IN
see him. Many things are left un-
said and some things very strongly
said But about personal relations
with Har Dayal. you are the best
Judge But do not allow God Almighty
even to KIN your own personality. Il
am going to tell you OF what his
weakness and taking for Utopian
Icivilization by dreaming foolish
lideals.p
/ He accuses Har Dayal of escaping
from the United States by forfeiting
the money Of Hindu laborers and of
preaching anarchism.
Later he says:
He once confessed to us that a
man or woman who wants TO do
good to Mother must be with her.
and today he brags about the emap.
cipation Of women by trapping you
to his den Of dreamy foolishness
under the work OF great MAGNITUDE.
He IL now enjoying the sympathy Of
the Hindu world, but he Is slick
politician with great understanding
lot Psychological moments
Mrs. Das also identified letter
written by Har Dayal to Miss Ethel
Dolsen In care OF H. Slickerman. at.
torpey in the Pacific building, from
Stamboul, Turkey. The letter urged
the young woman to come 10 Constan-
Itinople In the interest OF the conspir.
acy charged BY the government. In
statement TO the government the
woman told Of meeting Har Dayal at
. radical reading club. which met in
1.-THE home Of Mrs. Alice Park at Palo
Alto. Ernest Sekunna Of New York
followed Mrs, Dss to the stand. Sc
kunna told Of being in partnership
with Or. c. X. Chakravarty, q defend
ant in manufacturing q nerve medi-
cine
An adjournment was taken until'
Jan. 3.