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”Emilio Aguinaldo”
The following official notice posted up in Sta. Cruz, Laguna, is another interesting example of the extent to which this race hatred spread:
Notice.
The traitor Honorato Quisunbin, who in an evil moment denied his country, died yesterday.
To-day, one no less a traitor and renegade to his mother country, has also died. He who has been the cause of so many husband-less wives and fatherless children, has received a punishment for his crimes which will prevent him from repeating them.
We will allot to-morrow, for the punishment of the remainder if they do not change their conduct, but continue to follow the steps of the above mentioned. For this reason, beloved compatriots now that you have witnessed the punishment given to those who have left the path marked by our authority which our government conferred on us although we are unworthy of it, but as we have been appointed, we have forcibly to obey all the decrees published, for the crimes which are punishable by death and which are as follows:
1st. All those who have any public or private communication with the enemy and serve them as guides;
2nd. All those who attack and rob in a band;
3rd. Violation or abuse;