The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-12
EVERY NEWSDEALER in
HONOLULU REFUSES TO
HANDLE HEARST PAPERS

country entered the war against Ger
many as an ally of Italy, France, Eng
land and Japan:
Los Angeles Examiner, April 9, 1911
- when this war Is over and tn
people at last discover how they hav,
been deceived and deluded and in
famed to furious passion and deadl,
hatred and awful slaughter by thi
huge conspiracy of organized lying an,
concealment Of real facts, a roar o.
universal evpcration will go up, and tn,
men who have given their pens anc
talent to this sinister work, miscalle.
patriotic propaganda, will be fortunate
IL outraged peoples do not hang then
as fast as they are caught"
A Hearst Warning
Los Angeles Examiner, April II
1917-"We say agRin-and we have
n right to speak, since we alone pre-
dicted and warned the country of thes'
conditions and urged preparation 70
thcm-we say that every shipment OF
food and military supplies from thi!
time on is a blow at our safety an,
that il we do not stop this fatal drair
upon our resources, the country will h'
face TO face with hunger, and possibl,
worse disaster
"Now our earnest suggestion to con
gress is that it imperatively refus,
to permit the further drainage Of GU
food supplies and our military supple
and our money supplies to Europe.
1--WE insist that none of these thing
at this eleventh hour, when the hug,
alranHv IonlnI Il, hn nno
death graphic. can have any decisiv,
effect one way or another upon Europe :
conflict.
""we urge you congress
not to weaken our country's prepared
ness, not to give away our money b,
shiploads, and to squander our men an
our food reserves upon Europe.
Hearst Is Grieved
Los Angeles Examiner, April II
l017-"P Particularly do we deplore thi
sentiment which has been fostere
against the submarine
ave are making a terrible mistak'
in this sentimental objection to sub
marine warfare.
"But as things stand in these cir
cumstances of uncertainty, in GU
utterly unprepared condition, there
only one possible course that is sensible
and that is to begin at once and t.
continue to work with all our nigh
and main to supply all our militar,
needs and to keep every dollar anC
every man and all our supplies an
stores at home for the defense of on
own land, until that defense has beer
made absolutely SECURE -
Slam At Japan
Los Angeles Examiner, April %
1917" Citi ,ens, let us build our owl
navy and build it strong enough t.
protect us not only against German
but against England and Japan.
"Citizens, let us prepare for ever,
eventuality. Let us prepare for tn
future as we'll as the present, and wheT
preparing for the future, let us re
member the past "
Los Angeles Examiner, April 90
l9l7-"We saw plainly to Washington
that the whole people are ready t.
back up solidly, with all possible en-
thusiasm and with all their resource
to the last dollar and to the last men
an American war for the rights an
benefits of America but the majority
and the vast majority too. are no
disposed, to put it very mildly, to b.
enthusiastic over fighting n war 70
England, to save England from defeat
, to re-establsh her insolent tvrann,
over the seas that should be free, t
put our navy at her disposal to stril
our own people of food for her, +
nAnloak lofo
terrible dangers that may come, j,
order that England may be safeguard
ed with American men, American
money, American resources ard every
thing that is absolutely necessary t
our own defense and safety
J Los Angeles Examiner, june "F
1917: "But II Is only right that Eny
land and France should fight thri
great battles for Themselves, 40 long 4
thew have men cuUagh to 30 ~
But untu that trm
(until all Enghahmrn rNrrvwh"r" hn'
been draft"dJ An'nrn = ~. aI''
in honor or in duty to sen hrr LeaId
less boys across the sea to be sacrifice
for England s ..au,,'
Opposed Conscrption
Los Angeles Exam nov univ
/ 1917: "Th"-e Unp"r> haN" sud cor
sistentlv, and viii cun,jr Il, 20 maintGl
that TIE American ,ol.li'"s who % I
= Tranr", shOdId go - Volunteers, ~,
roe as corsr~iptrd II 81 sent br the wi
Of the government
; 7 Os Angeles Examin"r. N;cu-nruhnr
! 1"17: "The delicate pu"arion now
whether the PIpsil"n' can bring Fin.