The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-05

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Asia and tie waters. Consequently, at
the beginning Of hostilities, Japan
agreed. NTH her ally to limit her mill.
tary and natal activities to the Far
i East and itS waters.
Japan did her part allotted TO her
by" her Allies with th0roughHess md
/ fidelity. Al one stroke she destrOged
the Gefmah power id, the FIR East {;
hunted out the enemy warsbibs ~ nc
adjoining waters; captured their bases
I'm the South Seas, md has ever since
lbeep keeping p vigilahttwatch over the
vide sxpapae of Matters. Furthermore,
she has subscribed to the lonns of her
sPestS, fbe sio6SBt 90 81 A g. e sSss
thmI Of that which the United States
has loaned 10 the shnse Of the Allies
is no msnget contribution on the part
Of Japan, when We consider that 'hef
wealth is oaly one tenth Of what "A nier.
lea possesses,i' K, p ,~-, .a = - .
Japan will be ready to meet any emer
genry which may arise. the speaker
said, and should a crisis come the Jan.
anese win Sacrifice all at the altar
~ the HsfIst I'm 6A6sefs Sueh an eHnef:
8ency, II it<sives appear, asserted Dr.
iys e |, win conn frSm fbsStisSeisn:,
mint Aailaetfa. u, JltA7fc h,fGariRsYf q
2 AR Cred fAfesmta his audience TINT
the O6nmittt6 son Public Information
had as5tfs ehfineipsl aim the output
Of news segafdlnk TIE tJlited states
var prepafdti0hs and part in the saI.
f'NaYsnigte nut airing lied 10. nothing
H. besaG withheil ZION yy6h, 3f he snidI
"If 4 fieastefshappens, every phase OF
;Ftlah III ent ~ ,,s ~. =. IL, an. -. =. .
tte ituhabpeAs mt isnpeeulias 10 Cor
MANY. tRa1 iaA do not know whether "it |
" sometiiheh 4 nd y "A n1eficans point Of |
view t6,thihk of he iisstha sweep
Scfpss ieSn4mphitieA fhsalies such MS
Hiat tkeeefsafe 5000 wounded men In !
Westilestef County. from aNtrausport, |
fhat THE man ms been executed this |
N simplptb tileld of lsAeation the high.
pBylr Bbefv tiine yUut lend yodrseh IN
thfs sNnpaign ofsebepp and stupid and
hsslignhut 6bstint jbshiso much are you
nelpalqg ne ,iAAlAeflr Is tsIRau 'v.a r.
esyst Goyerpmept Tells AN ,aE7r,r., -. 1
FtssThe goYerpmehs Is selliaEg yeu et
efytkinG. 5s1t pilfsbsll aypn eFetythingy
ehdtso flstLn9tiS lend ySurseaf TO- the
SHegp gossipiatt theas aa6 ding scar and
tottbe eliekplnek tof t4be club gossip.
There sis melting ssieiaus in tia thing,
h1fsit' isf pieipns .insits results ",h{.,.'Il
, I'm r1Bupect 80 aecrstapy efilVar Bak-
ef'S testinohy y obafpre 1.-THE sin y estigatr
ing H0pFmitteel M. @feel said the pub.
lie aPpeatad TO ieonsitler the matter
then presented as new.
1--WE had given it out about one
HUNDRED times before" he added,
, and ID had been printed rather In,
on the inside Of the pa,
pefs' becanse IL was not news Id ythelf
sense that there was any drama Back
Of It. ="
The committee set out after it's for
R alton, continued Mr.. Creel to show
the world America war progress, and
SOcia! and industrial conditions. The
United States: had been presented in
}, false and misleading light abroad,
Which the admiRist ration determined
10 overcome. 4 South American newslt
paper, he said. showed picture some |
lime ago of the three gupmen who
we're executed at Sing Sing, and in
Guided was a picture labeled the Gov
,EnNr of New York State taking tick
;ts at the death house door, in order
tor rAise money for the State.
1--WE had to meet the German cam
paigh,' he asserted, tbecause even in
MeHiso they bought up the principal
onpers. They own paper after paper
N Mexico and in Spain, in Russia, and
n Sweden. At every point you. will
ind the Germans are in control of the
most powerful papers. The education,
u work done in behalf of the United
States is bearing fruit. feel that the
hSa0tOOO German prisoners in Russia {
Ian never be brought into active use
Without the most demoralizing infu-
'nrc upon the German army, nor eau
he German troops on the eastern front
be- brought back to the western front
without an impairment of morale be-
'anse they have been taught the truth |
through the educational work done in
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