The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
SOFT SEA ISLANDS.
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the land we were talk
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--5 such reaceiu. surround
have large interests in
T .5abn- they would have
E5tl s King @. their own
-..r encouraged "a petty cHieI
o. revolt, and helped him by
-. Tg5 gang King. aalIe'cd.
d. gone -lau tie people pro
.--5u. alltaai-, King, and re-
-.r. Lauasese. EeluSUrged
Eamssesa tres 10 COM
1rauca, Hllen results IN
There were at Samoa
uIU-1l-wGr Adler. tue
z 5n Adams and the ing
4u. Lieutenant WAS telling
many times the Adams put q
-He-. of the Germans, but
aE.v their peaceful orders
--l- Il was hard % see
-in threaten de-euze.5ss To-
children, burn native villages
generally -#GE-eg and bully, ana
20 i-lt. However, they
-egt5lu o. interfering, and
-a-e5fgiaess considerably to
rs re- the Germans.
CREST l-u. said the navy
see the Adler get up steam
l-r d new moves lmmedI-
Adams steamed up and finally
Lard. --- -a q row. Everywhere
went. after Eer UgSed the IN
El-sal- while John Bull Iol-
sec fair play II the adler
4 3D. nl-l and put for the shore,
manned e boat and followed.
..- movement q theirs escaped our
-. and though We were not al
-1 E-ls- ue ilter-eret, headed OF
--- Germans and tired 20 see idIT play.
L.a Germans proclaimed Tamasese
and HlC.,al him up, but every BIC
obey have had Yet has been won
on can call those men
lrl-- The navy officer said. They
-ra more humanity, and it seems to
me. 8 E-ar sense of honor than we have.
Imagine one SIDE notifying the other
1.-E- ---E would begin an attack.
=z- Ll=s-ly II ; 80 Il It don't
- S-- the diplomat laughing.
-.r- a1- more than that, they
l --H many men there are on the
a and 4 they md the enemy
al themselves Luty leave
- Is home 10 be ezactly even.
Le pam lo.l me, salo, That
H-- tired % h4LJlnS tLey al
ANA Ae-l swimming ly5e.heI III
stream, quite @iGlcJolE
--lE aa- a-lt me lieutenant
they are s--ai4ole ana friendly
truce when they 80 iiS9t &c i
--Es- with rifles ana then,
E -.--i-- ,--l----l s.F g oLl, manu-
-- E--L spears and clubs \ var
- --- -l the mead 81 2 man he mas /
bring Is home, show ii about 70
ErE ltt-e perhaps and 1
@ --ail=.y- Il must say he has F.
1- 1--l lt irst. lie puts il on f.
and walks around II IeerIng and .
-.-- remarks. how y 90, .
ss- ~ NEE you. an .
l- yllr TRENDS lou Te f.
-- - ra-l rs when ] last 0eheit /
rgulteUGnce.
said the diplomat from I.
g. -He ulmmo-E, / should .
uas King before tla rebel .
. l. Ha a1lar.t ta.5+r. on .
.- is taa gH-t".n r. bring
presents. a..--as .e..ow- .
H.t a- Wocs 5-',,'-, .
mourning lHr u.eE ciiei, a.i F.
$3.50 -.rap5la- Fellows +
Oak esIrt-H-a ~.ir5s between .
a-is- u-- suspended Tire very .
leEeG srl tie smallest fish .
tl ali t.I- s-sel v7Eld lay .
-Es u= .TFsr Wl-n elaborate
-sr.l-... Wa--les-
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~mr- "ei4aH H-2 ere
4. rarl.aa, asFe threatened ''
husbands aur Details the'f
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