Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-24


majority were of the opinion t
Rodiek's conviction and sentence
carry with them loss Of American
! citizenship, 1t was stated today in lie
gal circles, Rodiek has already been
dropped from the rolls Of the Pacific
Club: be Is under fire in the CONNER
ciaI G1Rb but so far no move has been
made -expel him from the chamber
Of commerce.
Former Governor George r. Carter
declared that he had been told In San
Francisco that Rodiek intends to re-
turn here and reorganize Hackfeld e
Co. as a purely American institution.
How this can be done with Rodiek de-
prived Of his rights Of citizenship IS
q matter OF speculation.
Some of the comments heard rela-
tive to Rodiek's light sentence follow:
RICHARD TRENT, Trent Trust Co.:
The history Of this war clearly
proves that every German, regardless
OF how good a citizen he was before
the war, in potential IL not an ac-
tive enemy OF this country, and as
such should be locked up until the
war Is rended. Georg Rodfek Is a
member Of the latter class, and can
see no reason why he should not be
behind the bars. I also can not see
w,,v anv ~ the local clubs should hest
tats for =, Instant over the question OF
Srcnnlr, him fr9ro membership.
nrpTTrS curpIrr I1IIJ1IS ASCrJ.
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- ,hlch 10 confessed and To which
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shoniS not - given his liberty AMI
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1T1DCE HARRY IRWIN: The sem
tence given Georg Rodiek was alto,
esther too lenient. II not only causes
The enemy to hold us In contempt but
also. az YOU might say, acts as spur
for future, similar deeds. / am Ger
tainly sorry that he did not receive a.
stiff Jail sentence.
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Il FULLARD Leo: II were Geora
RodiekI wouldn't want TO come oacs
to Honolulu.
CHARLES KING: II Mr.. Single
was subpoenaed he cannot be blamed
for teslifying In the Rodiek trial. He
could only answer the questions asked
him.
DEFECTIVE A. E. CARTER: You
couldn't print my opinion.
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