The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-29
TIE ors.ins of the Marshal,
gwa''rp tps IAs o,srrrl


.r,-~ M afsrP 80, oaas a,rossA rarus RsR,~
Oar Farse Is scrs. that Marshal gccd.
Disuiss'd - secrct fce.
.Oht Gree he had parsser. ws-cd
Bat thss Wa lcns ssc-
Aua FarSr Il Wa ~ho aid tAe uork.
Ard when the 1rn dss~cis'a
P0sr wcoa N stOo'l AID ~Vgs ala dirk
Au5 - bec.unc tuNclv0-
Bat Pa,ke ,rcst % his oisev WORK.
Ard ulilded well the Ccurt.
he DID nos Pcrk ucv ossr quirk
Nes ysi drisk deep c; Fcrt
Nor hraaay. vhiskcy. wiae q .,ezt
Ncr ca-ht o. that had scrt
Bat always stezly, shcuted cat.
O. ne1r -. al yea that c1shL
II aay mar has ezs'ness her~.
Let him come forward nov,
- Let hin appear and without icar
>ay what b has 20 show.
re jad,es ~ ard they viii s.
b. HIS matters % s hair,
e he sAsIi b heard and 70; a word
e. B. said 70 him unfsir,7
UufEFiy's Mat be should awe said.
And 50 he did no teuot.
Bat then the rhyss Wa cnly nsdr
By leaving ~ CUT
However this be. Pa-ke wyat 90,
And pleased both hish and low,
HI work he vas intent upcn.
And rather fast thzn slow.
By fast. I tca'r mean df.solutr
" prodisal Or waste;
Bui rather quick and rcsoiute
With always perfect taste
He pleas'J the judges, pleased the bar.
lie pleased the suffers TOO.
he always VS. particular
To give % each his due.
I;'s not recorded how he plea.'d
These Who infrir-'d the law:
Twas never beard though that he telEd
Them for their moral Saw
That j., he never hazed thcui more
Than BE vas bCuud 70 do;
or coarse deliuguents think Il sore
When punishment i due
In this they show their want OF taste
And want o. Judgment too
Fheir's vas the weakness that had PLACID
Hun their inspector trBe-
Fog vhen folks take TO thieyish tricks
And play dishonest parks.
They ind themselves in =rievuas TX
Hare w0rS-but uever-thauks.
Then they're lockd up IN duranes yile.
Sometimes IL cunsco1 dark.
But those might Sziile pleasant s1ile
Who were made wards q Pirke-
Wei Psrke went on a I have told
For thirty ygArs and four.
And held his head up stOut and bold
And foudly hoped Tor more
He'd done his work 20 t-aly well
That he had right 10 hope,
And when rat bear % smcu
Zen th.n he did not NOPE.
He heard It Whispered e Wa doomd.
-Oh no .aid he. that Is assum'd
" BY crclSers but tcw-
I've got good friends in places high.
They n not deceive me now,
49, IL trne they've turn Z out some. bat
b Have their guod viii know.
iii OF 70 thea. aad 80 he went.
They pr0-uis Z all he wi<h'd-
And after solemn odths, they seat
Him 10 his hone-bat dad
They said he should retain his post
His chicc ne sh0uld hold
And lots OF pleasant words they toss'd
Al him they bad Just sold.
lie went his way. in spirits ;1y.
And had \ pleasant lunch
Although in spirits, did say,
Twas g'adasss and not punch.
He Sc. about his work so spruce.
And did not dream Of IN;
Bat Premier GIbbis d eook'd his goose,
Then sent him IN the btl.
That very night just after dark
He sent 20 PIrkG note.
OOH Marsha Fzrks, y0u'II soon be stark.
Hes .-ct you BY the tErodttl
Then Par<e weat TO the mausion grand
OF Mister Miuiste
And questiau'd that oniei,l bland
De- " hat va there new astir.
e. That he had sent FOR him SO late,
Vast something he'd for-ot9''
Oh NOT replied the man Of state,
be I rather guess II not
But ah-hum-lh-hum-ah tprolousedJ
-- Al. must tel vuu 80,
Of course you FiIl not think y0u'rr wrpn-ed,
be But voc havc got TO 90
b. I've got to COT cried P1rke a=h1st,
'- Tell me the reason Why's
b. Oh have found you Cut at last
b. DissLmulIr1r si-.
This very d1y. you said TO me,
That should Keep my place;
Be- Bat now that mast BUSTED be
b And say'J with crafty face
o. All Ahs~ d-uwrd out the Minister
Ah-yes-thr reason why
fou are not in 1cro7f, fair Sir.
be - you must quit the sly
90 The sty. said /. that was slip.
be The G5rsrHHIs5t mean
There there, thought you'd drop your lip,
81 But SIRE y1I cant Be green
T0u'vc been 30 long policcmcu'= chief
be- lou can not want relief.
81 And, though in sere and yellow leaf,
b VOC have not come 70 grief,
That is II you We been wide awake
o. And have vel dlled your purse
BE- But n n9t-uayr your head don't shake
o. For gUa it, all the W0rse-
For A. y0u will not crinsg and bow
And Euutov ne bef0rv-
Be I and ny colleagues show you
Outside the Official door
Poor Parkc Jheu left the mansion huc
And a he passed the door.
To k0ut0T. l. not in NY line -
He -lit-althoa-h / II poor.
And sayiu- this the door he slammed.
Then thought Of something worse
% You and your colleagues may be jansms8
HE mu-u1r.d, did not cErsei