Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-31

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imo ho was tired aud worried and hsd and finally poni
Ing oyor two thousand dollars return passages e,pns
he saw the last Of his immigration ring"
change Of scene balm tho spirit 10 IL better than
physic it can
1l1st o t,o tho .. memory rooted se,fos
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- omsoN, me TX -sWrnfRD, WENT 10 NV YORK;
S, r'ng for "ooI which tho sop throw" " those who
reporter The Mem SIM shed. this ig3, Spon the o w
which Gibson held after tho episode "whon he Obj
were soablhcd there Their settlement fnnaii an Island
thirty miles long aud eight miles wide II described by who
have ) tho oyoest upon face Of The earth
combining the submiy Of mountains with Of tropical
gn ma The beauty OF an ocean whose waves break IN almost
.n almost beyond conception or it, productions idea may
dollars per has been paid the crop Of raw Tho
Mormon occupants of this Island however ali gone whether
through the arrangement Of Captain or not We believe the
Mormon leaders unanimously attribute to him the fact that the peo
pie no longer have foohod in tho Kamohoha or n
deed we believe anywhere in tho whole Pacific
o have naturally become somewhat hostile Captain Gibson
IN passing through Salt Lake City the other day. ho did deem
prudent 10 make himself known Of his old acguantace
Captain Gibson visits this country only relatives once
again. but also agent Of the Sandwich Islands He
proposes to sail for Singapore with aborors
to omgnto to the Sandwich Islands Government expense
All mat necessary as he render his adopted country
az @ IN WINE as IN sug and WOOL sufficient supply Of aborers
to develop it's Incompatible
similar date if mistake Mr. Gibson assas the re-
porter that the (awan Government longer
grant must be free to choose his employer when
he sets foot the dominion of the enlightened King Kamemeha
The apparent contradiction in these arc pre-
pared either to attribute the dazed condition Of respective
crbc' who recorded them aownbc specimens Of
imaginative Travellers vivid colong embroidery on the coarse
texture and dull neutral tintso of truth"
That the Oriental fragrance breathing through is
den that he working his descriptive sketches wonder
inl eoquence it also evident Tho
business at the old tnd and ready dispose Spice Island
odors in lots to suit That he had passed through magnificent
rgpy was nothing that he had succeeded in terrifying
Dutch was nothing That the English nobility had Ignored his
claim was nothng that the Lords anonted he had
was nothing the gamo the burning ooqnonce the dac
ye cohea nm as with garment aud the Oriental fragrance
tnued to breathe through his irrepessbe talk
a1 the s ss" a Of tis aosss aai s Sss y %
Twangng of the strings bow he strikes ne
key possibly for political object whose unwrten history
Sandwich Islands have American assimilation through American
sugars Hawaii Oahu Maui Kaua and Lanai with the brown
treeess ycee desoate grush plains of Nevada, Colorado
hides gold and silver sugar field many gold
mines The cane sure to and fill boilers with the best
and pains in the me you get best many time nothing but
color and promise and aded body"
10 return muttons the
of dollar and quarter shears make marketable the
peac the wool that white the wool of the
are the acceptable sacrifice Compare the wool that he loves
better than with that sacharine commoy sugar
that sent to market by the murderou brother who raises Cain
Alas for the voceess of Nevada Colorado Dakota
etc, etc.
ALAS! AND A1sl
For the reees plains and for them among sage brush
wornont body Why will they slave yonder devoured
for gold when s SO easy for them to sake with the of La
to look as if color if he get pronse will
satisfy him AT the reporter given
that the oored melted by the King
wch Islands aud work where
year round with winter left for fine
selves clear profit of hundred dollars
cane they will plant The coored tired vgabondage
bureaux will find lunches of delicious hand the
banana ard will line his he der
the shade OF his coicetree by his door, he will
weed better than in Virginia; more will
vote his own tax upon all this abundance"
This earthly paradise awaited the gales
have stood wide and Lanai gem sea-
the entire and perfect chrysote to the
moon solemn and solitary
Mr. Gibson brought the
his community but two and thirty Did Mr. Gibson
handful would exhaust the his Mr.
Gibson returned Lanai he dseaened appearance of
the valley devastated by continued drought he
had been prepared expect VIII Mr. Gibson kindly state wh,
shade in picture but the shadow of possible
not to enter into his last effort word printing We
pronounce 1T his che dee Here Ua,e Tom
his youth the coffee groves beside doors swinging
the gate that hangs under the lining nces
and Jpsepus Omge puckng the delicious always
at hand the willis he makes love ID she
cigar OF Lanai Once the bowers of the Shepherds sro
musical this time with chorus of jubilee sings pathetic
c OF tho banjo heard the old look
over the hops and the happy darkes walking
and the hushed when tho Georgian Mastre
Inquired their bank voted their
abundance gather among the mu,udnous % burden the
air with the refains, Swing Low Chariot the morning
by the Bright Light and There II be FLYNN ia the Air"
This the revised edition Of Gbson the other
projects Of that great mind, to NOT ght
Possibly the gentleman may
COMFORT DECLINING
with historical research That he qualified for this
light aud pleasing labor evidenced by his interviews in New YoL
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