The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-09

This is the ami ersary Of acceptance Of Germanys
challenge to fight for our right to 1--we and be tree and TOT
the sacred right Of everywhere The nation Is
awake There IS need TO call TO It. We know what The
COST utmost sacree the lives Of our httet
men and If need be, all that we possess ...... e.
THE met to discuss Is Of the least parts
Of what called TO give and to do though In
itself imperative The people Of tho whole couty are
alive necessity of it and ready to lend TO the
utmost where it involves sharp smping and dali
with rcprobaticn and contempt upon those and
viii those who demand higher rate OF interest,"
upon those who think Of It as mere commercial transac
ton have not therefore urge the loan have
only to gle you I can't more vivid conception Of
ISSUES Now CLEARLY DISCLOSED -
Tho REASONS for this great the reasons why It had
the need to fight It through and the issues that
hang upon its outcome are more clearly disclosed now than
before 1t is TO see Just what this particular
because the cause are fighting for stands
sharply revealed than at prevous crisis Of the
momentous struggle.
'The man who knows least can now plainly the
cause justice stands and what the inpsrhable thing
is asked invest In Men in Asrca may be more
they before that the Is their own
ana that II should their great nations place
ana mission in ewsrld Woul be lost with H. rs Nv
BEEN FRANK WITH GERMANY
~ call you witness, my fellow cotntrymen that at
no stage Of this terrible judged the
poses Germany intemperately should Do ashamed In
n,es Of mankind throughout the word 70 speak With
ucuence to the weak languageof hatred or vndic
tive purpose .,r1e ic'i :, ~. -
learn the objects Germany has in this war from the
mouths Of her spokesmen and TO deal as frankly with
our ideals purposes without doubt
full phrase and have asked them to as plainly what
IL Is that they seek. .f ~ 1,9iJ : : ~
eve have ourselves proposed injusttce no aggres
sion ready the final reckoning is made,
Just the German people, deal fairly with the Ger
with all others. There he no difference
peoples in the final Judgement II IL Is indeed to
be righteous judgement To purpose anything but justice
evenhanded dspasionate justice TO Germany at
time the Of the war, would be 10
nounce and d1shonor For We ask nothing
that not willing to accord. ~ '
been with this thought that have sought TO
those who spoke for Germany whether 1t
Justice or dominion execution Of their will
upon nations Of the world that the German lead
ers were seeking. '.' = u "a.
GERMANY HAS ANSWERED.
'They have answered, answered In unmistakabe terms
They avowed that 1t Justice but dominion
and the unhindered execution Of their own will.
THE avowal has not from Gennany's statesmen
rulers said that they wished
ready 10 discuss its whenever their
willing sit down the conference table with
them
Her present said-in indefinite and
indeed and in phrases that often seem to
deny meaning but with much plainness he
thought prudentthat he believed that should be
upon the principles which had declared would be
In the final settlement. 1874
At BrestLitovsk her civilian delegates spoke in fim
PROGRESSED their desire to conclude fair
dealing the right to choose their allegiances.
"Bnt action accompanied and followed the profession
Their military masters the who act for Germany ID
exhibit her purpose in execution proclaimed FG
conclusion! We mistake what they have doe
In Rnssis In FINLAND. in the Ukraine in Rumania The