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Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22

itaret miitet GneueIbet oper ben msrte &lippe. @u
Iiben Bp9nins mso tire imaa gin6uer til Ssfhen bauoe
funoet Plaos os BeitptteIfe / ben fore 6lsit, buis iafe
Naure banneoe Suies guul, buorimOb bets gusfibs
itsote iaa tat op til ben fOrub OmtaIte giersbuIe, at Der
fanbtes Communication melem besss.
TIMBER manssn SOInsosans tunoe ben iierns Seaer is
Rieolines lpie 2otter fasre for 8inoen, naar BUN, iios
oense paa 8lippen uoeniOr fin BoIis, Ipttsos til Bal
gems Suien ear 3pben al Somiruens SsIutonsr bet
itiae gIaa. 5Iere Ssmanb uutos belle Syuet - ben
lfisnne, lpfe auinoe paa BEN uiloe RIsft gauet - for
ct praSti9t gIenopert os benfsrte bet til Gntaust al be
mango ufortIarIise llnoeruarter, lom 6auets Ssnner
msber paa fine garta.
Ween t itormfuIbe gfteraarsnettsr, naar be ralsnSe
granOinser ueb SobannesitiGrets Sob o~per6sU.6e butrs
andre mso tuiinOs Guuses gnp, iaa man Maansn,
s~ftsrat ben iiunbOm beIe Elmer bauOe ueret inObpast i
sraa Stper, enoeIis taiie ct bIest Stiar ousr en- aus
ben StitteIie, buis lib bet ba oar at fbbe paa RIippen.
Wisrt Os iannsntrpmpst, msS t~orslasts grme, betraas
teos 2stsIer giaturens Crib. Wen bIsu bet bsbre me6
BAN, iorbi be %tuaIte, bunps Sutte, Der prssis6e fig ub
al bans grpit, bIauoeoe fig msb grauoinsrnss Dsn2
Nei, bet blsp lite bebre; tbi meb busrt Gftsraar faIbt
ben ntanbise StitteIie, Tom s~ienipnIis snsans bapbe
Dar.t bssauet neb ben msit ~fuIbsnbte Stisnbe6, mere Ga
mere fammen, inbtiI Der enesIis fun oar en- ~trumbsiet
OIoins tiIbags.
Sbs fsrfs aar iasttOs man Oits en- berlis ~opuorsubs
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
GO Gents for 2ut'.

gnsIins ueb bans SiOe; enbnu Oitsrs iaass, ls ct
ROroIps eaer Gtimtst al en- ~bsfsssnoe Gn9sl, en- Iuitig
9isnfano omiueue ben nsrts Natteiuarmer men ieusrs
foriuunot be Ipie 9iiiOnsr, buorimoO Ssiarsrsn man9.
aar fun O~pOuseOs OnriOiens al ben bemmelisbsosiulo
Gneboer paa SobannesitiRret.
Banens a~Iunastige Uiagt bapSe iormaaet at Sarpe
ben fsrite tunse Ramp RieoIinss grpf. GUN qpit.
lite mere, iOm oa BUN fsrite Gans ftes OUsr 1raitel.u
til bsnns iaIiomme goIis, iOm bun fit itiQs Sin6 taIote
ben lsusnoe 9rau. 9u par bet anSerIeoes: 6iertei
bauoe rolisere, taaImooisse Iuttst fig iammeu. Oct
par ite lensere nso Wisunbelis, mso 8ittsrbso (nsuIil
en- iaaoan gittrbeb, iom tunoe rumntes RieoIinss
rene SiG), bun I'm ~bstrasteOe ct lpgtenoe Sell; BUN
iiirrsbe life mere meO 9RusisI siter enbuer np Rorsru.
ioI; bun LOB benz nu tomns Os sua, uosn trat at &c.
resne, buOr lang lib BUN bapSs tilbraat meo iuaeu all.
ben u0fst sno 1aaserne, aIippsrns % SaDet.
ssnoes oisrte brait bog life; t6i bun 5auSe en- for
og rig Srsit ben opblOmltrsnSe Ssn, osnns eliteSs, til,
bsOte Ssn, iOm ~ubsiOrbe ben itaOis, @isntanO for bsnSss
Ssfpmriuser Os til famine SS gsOertuasslien Ga Be.
ISnninssn iOr benz uue.
6riit % TART, mec ct GErSst esssms, en- Iiulis SiGl
os ct uarmt 6ierie, uorecs ban op paa 6aust o. uen.
nsoe fig til bets SeiuRrIisbeosr, iom BAN tiSIis IRrte at
ellie, iGaUeIiom til bets gIaOsr; tbi nafsisr ben smuls
NObr par 9Guet bet aiarsits. bet DpperIisfe. geors
OiOite susr tunSe tante fig. vi GuroIus Iarts ban tros
list bet trGttenoe aaIb, en- Ssmauos Saanopert; % ben
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22

blot aneoe. Sor en- Qn6en 6srimob, Tom alereoe CT blez
pen pant til Blot at iubiamle be itisnnefie oa aoIeite al
0ipets 6ruster, bar 6rofnattsr os uusntsoe Storne
soelast baaoe loieo os Ssit, og Gaarernes RiIoe, iOm
Dos ben 6srite bafist er %uotsrret, os opiprunssn Dos
ben anSen, meoens enbnu en- Greos, MI Iiseiom for,
saar piSere paa ben famine, aIOris enbte gans, getynls
~rinsernes os gienuorbisbebernss ensformise os torns,
fuloe 9anbepsi.
Der siues Wenneifer, ON buiIte man friites til at tro,
at be al en- bsiere Ma9t enc Os aIene er bIepsn befemt
til Wtartprsr, % oper buis Sousbsr iaumanse 2iosIfr,
faamanse Storme, iaamunss u~fOrubiets llIpttsr fans
n~lsnSynser fig, at man msb 6Orunbrius os gsitprtsIie
fpsrser: Ran ct iuast Rsnnsits bare alt betts2" gi
ipsrser iaaIebes, os ri ier bog fun ben pbre SIDE al be
DSeIGsssIier, iom bisie Storm. os 9ibelier bar anrets
tst; os buao sr bet 9iSst, port Bit ubmaaler, mob bet
Gpb al Rpal os Warter, iOm intst mennsitsIist Die bes
itusr en- anoens 5irte2 8iIOe ri ueI funns sisre os
feIp ben iisrneite 5orsitiains ON, b~porlsbes bet fer u6
%inSenfOr Ueurene at ben TRANCE gsrbsn, buor maafte
PIist os SiGrlisbeb, Sors, 6Orn,orsIis, ganars oa
baabIsit WaSrte ~ftrier en- suis Ramp, bpOr buer Gime,
bpert Neinut, bpert SehiuS sr giSus til SpinSsIle al
nps gIaser, Osiau i~sIpftabts2 acknowledgement Iabr fla
lite nsis meb @irteIisbsosns Smsrtsr; bpao 9iusts BIT,
tsrbeO bar IaSt tilbase, fpISer bet ieIU meS gstra8tuin,
ger, bunbrsbs ganss pinIisrs emo baabs SiGIeus o.
gsssnists pirtelise 9~ipsIisr...
J tire Anr 5oObs ben cniOmme SiOieI pau SObunnsss
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22

"5Orgieoes ipsrser man MI eftsr be
9linienbe BOrte, siennem builte be rise
mestise Serrer reo no os IND; for
isser man eiter be bansenoe
Saper Os uinOtaselise Wure, be 100
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
Wtnge % up9roia

at Setpbnins er 299emibler, ON bpilte
bet fprIifres - u9 Der er mango iaas
oanne - at De giebtjtfelig furerer les
semli9e Gua9beoer at lang 8arig6eo.
Der finOes it9en iaaoanne. 8roniItt
SpsoOmme fan life fiernes neo BET
famine. uaibruOt BRIG al en- R9te
Mebicin, iaaonn Tom SOitette,s Waoez
bitters, pil uOrgooe ~truniIte Spagbeoer.
Sftc bet minoit ui9ti9e oeb eisie Sp9.
BONNIE er 5OritOppelie, til bpis 5iers
nelie benne 8itterS er Terlia uomRrfet.
Sammentrafninger at Snbpoloene er
Ell Sp9oom, iOm maa bebanbles tioliot
os %iDitematiif. Oct iamme 9ieloer oens
~inbpanli9e 2ebia9ere, 9eperib9e % Ilet
6orbeielie. Sor oisie, for Malaria,
&beumati8me, HDrebetanbelie % ienere
Ga Grippe er benne at Sa9fpnbi9e
itertt a~nbeialeoe Meoicin BET eneIte
Miboel. Sutet poersaar ben besuoen
iOm ct StDrtemiooel for Spage o9 Ser
pgie. (Rpp.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22

rnprbst at gubrsosfiGmperne men leg troebe aIoris,
oa is Iaite bet, at ies ifuIbe faa felipe Den at f."
ga, os bet er tuu en- al aue be mango MartuarSis.
beber, fom iuoes Der, Os iOm bu efterbaanoen Tan faa
f, buis nj bIiuer Der, fasoe 9etsIer en- Gone, Der
esneOe fig til at forsse @eorss 9pit til Ssen os Spitens
llnberperfer.
Seq tanbe snffe at bIiue ber for beitanSis!" uS'
brsb benne IipIist = "Suor Tan ri pei bsfinoe os beSre
enb Der Dos elias Os GaroIus2"
"@len ON ginteren er br inSsn i%auoanns 5ornsielier
- bar bu pei tantt paa Oct, @eors2"
"Ga, iaa uI ies Iere at sisre gaabe os tiItafIe ben,
efter 6rifareren; os besuOen nil ies bialpe ben samIe
elias meo at fife paa Sien.~
"WRen buuO ftal Muma siSre2 = ipurste astsIer
uioere os faa miIot paa gtieoIine, Ser fob lanet til Bins
b~uspOften % Iptteoe til SamtuIen.
%, Itama - bun ituI sisre bet CANINE FER iom paa
andre Steber.~
"9uaO nrsner ba msb beta"
"0st psO ies lite ret; is ueo life, buoO bun sisr;
men bun sisr, at ies uItiO fsIer benSe hin aGrbeb-
GA bet er Bet gsofe.~
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
On aipr mnaite litsban. tirrs anis!

On eisr mnaIts litsonn, firre 9nier.
Ru ia, 5anbet beItiammer life; ies
bar ct fort Saab on en- bsrlig Jrent'
tto for nit .elteoe Srorelano ensaug,
Os ise trpr life. BET Saab ital beiti1m'
mes.
Gel eiplber for ale os enbosr at nr'
beioe for fanes 9ptte cs gelOere, boer
efter fin arnit % gpns - arbeioe, %
arbsibe / 8i9rligbeb. Scr, ION Dig
teren iaa pattert flyer:
"Ser er Spmmsriol not,
Ser ct SGoeioro NOT.
Bare ri, bare pi bauos aiGrIisbso NOT.
Ru naittommenoe 2erous, Ssnoao,
Manoas - fra 22oe-24be Oft. -
Ifal Der neoe / &irfebp9oen bulbes ct
tort Mis Iipnsmgce. De piG, eitsr Sis
geube, aieer(enbe prate / Weiuitab
StOlebus, 8ebebuiet % airfen. Der
fOmmer uiit 5Ult fra mango Graite'
gjelo.
De Ofrer iuart til Misiionen Der /
5~presoat, 9io os Bensr. Ru ia, en'
bper faar naturlispis 9iore meo fit,
buao ban pil, enbuer iaar bnnole no al
lin Tante % Gro. Men snbper is til,
at ban life siper bort anbet eler mere,
euo tit e9et; eubper ie til, at ban 9iusr
i'm StiRru / Sanobeb - life for at al.
fees of WenreItere eller for at iGlge
Strsmmeu.
Seq for min 9el trOr MI, oi buuos
fore, pi9tiSe Sp9aoer, Tom laa os NOR.
mere, at pirte for.
Nl, bare lab p8 ie at pere / Sanos
beoen, lptte til @anbens GGit / Dor
SiHl, ie citer Sem 6ooipor. Ger,
bUor ban iutte fin Sob, fan ri trggt
9ua eftcr.
Ser bar 5ott paa Seiu 9io, iom
CAB til Gemplet, WtisiiUnen, men life
oilbe biGIpe fine e8ne, life enBan8 fine
6orHlOre. Seius buoler Bette.
SAB Os furtme BET i6r.
Sa, tjare @eurer, bette iaar part
NOT III. 6ar je9 np9et at iOrtGlle ue
tale meo Goer ON, uaar BET fiber iren
paa 8interen, faar Ri ie.
Gu Ter ie9, at Sons fore 5Ortn0irG
ct be8pnbt / Slabet "geO 2trnen.'
Oct er oirfelt9 en- morium % IpQr
oerce 6ortaaing. Seq maatte lG',
Den, eiteriOm Fan itreo, ies tutoe If,
bic, til bet Sele bar faroi0t.
Maatte s iDnes 9Oot ON 6urtRt
lin9e1!
Seq ital bilIe fra Son, ban Itr9pe,
% ~ifrioer peo Sioen al man9t auoe
Irbeloe, iom paa6otler BAN. Oct fnl
Der, belieueif Tom ban er, Ofte tung
nof, men ban er peb 9uot Moo, % be
b9rer Manoen uuer 8Gften, OeO s.
2eoer ale pel! On hi traiie3 Iioen
oerfor raaber Sub. rI
Seliins til ale Genner, "9scorab
Ioiten"s 9aiere, WteDarbeioere o9 8lab
itDrerenl 8aa slaOeltg @ienipn!
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
W9rfelise SesiOcnbeoer
ira ganle Gage.
Mt 3. R..g)
WI AZ 49, ~
XIII.
(%5OrtiGttslie.)
Oct m9rtelige Jorber.

Oct mGrteltge bprber.
9oa9 ifal / Iaa lore pn en- from O8
suoirpstia &Uinoe, iom bleu antlaget
for en- 5Orbrpoelie % for oeRue csmt
til at ltenes.
8eoioenbsoen iureeif / Babel eIer
Babylon, ben samle Uerbensb ersmte
SopeoItao / Bropinien 8abplpuieu pg
iom tilbsrte bet fore falbalife Ser
oeusrise.
Ser bar bet, at Eitens Soft ianot
paa at bile bpsse bet %nauntuuoi9e Bas
bells 1aoru.
Ser bar bet, at bet ir~aialoue Jeoe'
i0lf iuffeoe uroer bet 70'aarige San-
ocnitab; Der bar Der slers funoet fore
pg mRrtpnrci9e 8esipenbeoer Steo,
iaa bet er p9rO, at pi 9isr oS liot nGr'
mere betieucte meO IN % unoen biitUs
rilt Sfilorins al Steoet.
Staoen laa paa ben fore Slette peo
5looen @uirnt, iOm bette ben / to
9ele.
Zen bar bp99et / en- 6irfnnt meo
48G Stuoiers Smgano (omtr. rs eng.
Mil) os Omgiuen al Wure, Der par opz
igrte al brGnot Sten % iOripneoe meO
mango 9aarne % 100 iu9re Sobber.
porte.
lloerom Murene bar bDbe @raoe,
iom fplOtes meO 8auO fra 5lOOen Gus
irat.
3e TO mGrtp9roisIte 8ponin9er bar
&OngebUr9eu os Selustemplet; bet
iioite bar en- @ienupfGrelie at Nenne.
ltenes fGrite o9 itBrite &jGmpeuert eiter
SpnoHOoen, nemlig 8abelstnaruet.
Gesuoen gialot SteabrOeu ousr gu,
frat o. be ban9euoe Sauer U9iaa for
fore Wartparoi9beOer.
5orGprigt bar 9abptOu Saoct for
Ell 9ranielGs OusroaaoigbeO, % oeu5
8e6Oere bar li8eiaa tgiIeslgie iom M
oeliesip8e.
Staoen er oerior bleoen ct SDmbo.
paa aft, ION fables MenneItetS Glen
oi9beo % 5orpirriu9.
8eb fin u9uOeltsbeO os Duermoo c,
ben siort til ct 5urbiQsOe pau ben iatit,
airfe.
s Gabenbariugen nRones oite Babe
o9 8abplon iOm ct 8iQeOe pna ben fra
falbne airte.
So8 Broieten f~oruofses bers timber.
gang / iplgenoe Orb:
"Os Babel, ou beili9ite blauot sri
serne, aaloHernes berli9e 9rDbelie, IA
bore, iOm, oa Sub ~umtafteoe GOoOma ol
@umurra. Sen ltul fra Sl9st til Slas,
life beboes."
90 bet er n9r, at oens 4io fla
tomnre, % bens Gage futile life for
bales.
Gette er paa ben ifrafteligite Maaot
9aaet i Opfploelie, Os fOrgieueS ipsr.
ger ma oerfor M eiter ben fOroun
iaa tore Staos 8ra8t os Serlisbeo.
Gu Reiienbe, Der osiaa bar beigst
StaOen, ubtrpfter fig berom iaaleOes:
"Bi fan life ubiige eler beitrips b
6slelier, Der beiialeoe %, ba Ri be.
ltueoe 8uiuerne al ben n~apnfunoiee, nu
laa soeIa9te Stab.
"Ses bauoe foreltiaet mtg, at ben
bar goe os fulofcmmen %fOritprret; men
ie9 bar sanite uiorberebt paa en- iao
pberlis 9ilintetsisrelie os en- iaa bpite,
gniombeo.
"8i req tauIe iremab oper ben Marf,
JUL ptH tl9e p9 pppl9e SlaoS 6grltei
/ foroums Gage panbrebe.
"Stebet bar beoRtfet meo isnber.
ilaaeoe 2erfar, 2esliten, Sorbbe3 Oc
2euninser at samle Buiteber.
"Wteo 5orfaroelie betrastebe ies STU
inerne paa ben fore GILLETTE, Der psb fiji
bsl9eiormise 5orbsinins iaa ub iom e
itormiulot Sap.
"5orgiaoes ipsrser maj MI eiter b,
slinience BOrte, siennsm bpilte be rig
og mestise Serrer reo no os IND; for
sieues isser man efter be banseno,
Saper os u~inbtaselise Mure, be 1OC
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
Shweis rufter fla for Tiben itertt

Shmeis ruiter fig for 1iben itartt
for / Nsosfalo at tunne furioare fin
N%ationalitet. Ntan arbeiber life Blot
meo flor Sper for at fulbfsre SRIts
~ninesu9rferne oeo ct. @ptbaro o. i
ben sure &buneoal, men man lamler
osiaa fore 9ropiantforraab. Ser err
fipbt fore Masier al rusiiif aorn, iom
er anbra9t / be militRre 9epoter.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
Inben Yeriobe.
Natlige Gpentpr.
Nieree Qapttel.

aarsts gfuerIinsr fommsr % saar. Den Gns iaar
unSer Gaarer % i~nbbierser usb @Iaos Ell risere, en- Be.
bre S,a, snb ban n~OsenfnSe poueSs at baabe elsr snSos
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MATTI HAPPENINGS.
A LEAP YEAR PARTH Al
MAKA WAC.
a2oad Board Meetine-The Per
forming Bears-NOtes ana
nts-Shippin9.

Some OF the young ladies OF Ma Taxa
WAC remembering shat there are ooo
aays in '92, and Wishing to DO some
thing nehic" in social affairs, ar
ranged and issued invitations 10
dancing party which occurred Oh
Wednesday evening, Feb. H. at the
residence of BENZ. d. BALDWIN, Esq
in charge of Kaluanui plantation
Duripg the afternoon OF the day III
cnoet;on the south wind drove IN
haavv masses of clouds, which soon
wrapped everything in fog ana ram
and branded the occasion as unnt LOT
anv festivity. However, despite the
storm seven couples obeyed the sum
mons of Terpsichore and danced 70
the melody of violins IN the SILLY nH
hands of Messrs. Schneider anu U .ti
hus The darkness and storm Will
ont and the small and merry parry
within made the occasion even mort
;ouons than it would have been Will
jaroer number present. 1t was oe
merry tonight and never mind the
difference in the morning" Whel
the tinv hours in the van of mldnlgh
ware reached, the assembly reiuc
tantIv turned homeward, WISHING
that another opportunity for pleasur
uon,d soon come ana be as success
full as this, the first leap year part
on Maui.
A ROAD BOARD MEETING.
During the past week a motto
signed by JOHN KalsnAs' Chairman
was published, T. the effect that
I'm. on the 19tA inst. Ne MAX
WAC Road Board woula hoid
nnblic meeting at the Cou
House, to consider the nomi
alton of a road supervisor, al
= that all citizens were invited 10 e
nrass their views ON the subject.
the established time twelve nam
we're discussed-six foreigners. 10
helf,castes, and two hawanal
Some of the applicants withdrew
Account of the low figure oil
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The bark Klikitat, after being
becaImed two or three days just
outside Klahului, arrived on the 18th
inst. She came from Puget Sound
with a large cargo of lumber for
Wilder Il Co.
During the past week the three
mssted schooner Savie arrived IN IA
hului from Santiago. She came In
ballast, expecting to take away a
cargo of Spreckels' sugar:
The Robert Sudden will leave for
San Francisco some time next week.
Captain johnson, of the Glendale
who met with a serious accident a
week ago and whose vessel was
obliged to leave without him IN
charge OF the mate, has made great
improvement at Malulani Hospital
and is now able to move about con
siderably. -, -,
Tonight, after many delays ant
disappointments, Kahului will surel.
be illuminated by electricity.
Weather:-South wind blowing al
the week and rain on Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday. A heaV
Kona storm is now threatening.
Maui, February 20, 1892.
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GIANT POWDER AGAIN.

Kaholokahiki, a resident of Kuau,
had his right hand blown to pieces
on Wednesday morning while en-
gagged in fishing with giant powder.
DR.. Stow had him sent to the Wal
luku Hospital, where the hand was
amputated. An eye is badly injured
and will probably have to be removed
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salary proposed, and others were |
rejected on account Of inability 10
keep accounts. George Copp was
finally chosen at a stipend of $40 per
month until such time as the sum
in hands of the Board should be IN
creased. The surplus available for
road purposes is at present between
5000 and $1,000.
During the past week or two, three
Frenchmen with two bears-fran-
co.'s end Peter-have been perambu-
lating Waikiki and Makawao dis,
tricts to the delight of children and
disgust and horror OF dogs ana
horses. Recently the mauka DIS
trict has been the scene Of their
exhibitions, and walks up, Pete,
and salutes de peoples" has become
the by-word Of the "kamaliis OF
the country. On Monday the " show
departed for Hama via the crater OF
Haleakala, and grave fears are enter
tanned that these huge animals
of the Rockies may get loose and
lessen the interest of tourists IN the
magnificent scenery of Maui's Won
der of the world.
STRAY NOTES.
The Kinau's non arrival on Friday,
the 18th instant, gave rise to horrible
rumors about riots and rebellions IN
Honolulu. She arrived the next day.
Rev. Thomas l.. Gulick won the
Burchardt Cup at the monthly shoot
Of the Maui Rifle Association on
Saturday, the 18th instant.
Her Maui friends congratulate
Miss Mary Alexander on her acces-
sion to the throne of Punahou.
The Raymond party of twenty live
members aboard the Claudine
touched at Kahului last Tuesday.
Rev. T. l.. Gulick is at present
conducting two Spanish classes, one
at Paia and the other in Makawao.
The vote for Mobiles on Maui
Molokai and Lanai stood, Anderson
3O2, and Thurston, 29S.
GIANT POWDER AGAIN.
Kaholokahiki, a resident OF kuau
had his right hand blown to piece
on Wednesday morning while en-
gagged in fishing with giant powder
DR.. Stow had him sent to the Wal
, luku Hospital, where the hand wa
amputated. An eye is badly injuree
, and will probably have to be removed
RESCUED FROM DEATH.
A little Portuguese girl about
:, years old, the daughter of Sevrian
E d Orvellas, laborer at Hamaku'
Doko, had fearful ride and mario
escape from death on Wednesda
II afternoon. She fell into the fun
e about one-eighth of mile above tt
" mill, where the fume can be reache
easily, and was carried down by IL
70 force of the water and came almo
re to the mill. Papoko, the Hamaku
TT poke policeman, hearing cries al
seeing the Portuguese women ru
ming below the fume, grasped t
- situation, climbed up to the tiu1
M =: where it crosses the Governme
- road and is nearly twenty feet hlg
and rescued the chilled and terrltl
child. A few rods further on a
she would have been dashed fro
the chute and probably killed
II manned. Papoko is entitled to gre
credit for his promptness. This CHI
is younger sister of the little 8
who fell from top to bottom of Mall
Gulch some years ago at the CROSSE
of the horse trail at Hamakuapo
T. The gulch is nearly 400 feet deep
this point, and nearly perpendlcul
and yet the child was not killed.
must be a tough family.
SHIPPING NOTES.
ka- The bark Klikitat, after be
,66 becaImed two or three days
40 outside Kahului, arrived on the L
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-24
WORLDS FAIR BOOMING.

The Worlds Fair Commission held
a special meeting in the Chamber of
Commerce room this afternoon. The
matter of appointing commissioners
to 90 to Chicago TO select site aud
procure preliminary information was
decided. The services of Messrs. l..
A. rhurston and f. NJ. Walsh, gra-
tuitously offered for the capacity of
commissioners and the furthering of
the exhibit, was gratefully received.
These gentlemen leave on Tuesday.
Mr.. Thurston's special business is in
connection with the Volcano House,
of which tuIl report is given in this
issue of the BULLETIN. Seventeen
members were present. Mr.. j. a.
Hassinger, IN the absence of the Pre-
sident OF the Commission, HIS Excel
lency Samuel Parker, who is at Eva,
presided at the meeting.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-24
THE REPUBLICAN TALK.

EDITOR BULLETIN -
Whenever the red, black, or other
Republicans are replied to in favor
of monarchical government the writer
is stlgmatlsed as government tool
or, as Zero puts it, ''an incompetent
official"
Now, sir, | wish Zero to under
stand | belong to neither class. l
know very few government officials
even by sight. never had govern
ment office. | have been on these
Islands few years and have only
seen Her Majesty few times at a
distance have never seen the inside
of the Palace, although having seen
few European palaces have wished
to see this one, the smallest, but /
believe from reports not the least in
terestng.
Having cleared myself of the
charge of sycophancy, l will by your
permission give not only my opinion
but the opinion of the best portion
Of the native population of the Isl
ands. In letter published few
days ago in the Advertiser the writer
suggests the curtailing of expense by
reducing the salaries of government
officials and abolishing some which he
describes as useless. He may be
right, but when he speaks of reducing
the amount voted to Her Majesty 1
think he is wrong, as in my opinion
it is now small enough to mantain
the dignity of the office.
Again, 4 do not think il advisable
TO disband the small but very efficient
body of guards, as it would leave the
Government at the mercy of the
small number of traitorous subjects
who are, | believe, only held in check
by this well-discipined body. need
only refer to "Zero's" extraordinary
letter in the issue of 10Th inst, in
which he prophesies, 1.-The glorious
old flag will proudly wave over the
land" Such remarks emanating ey-
identity from one well yersed in the
councils of the discontented should
prove to Her Majesty's government
how idiotic it would be to disband
the guards.
lie also wishes, according to his
letter, "that the honest opinion of
the taxpayers should predominate. I"
Well, Sir The honest opinion of
The Howaiian taxpayer does predom-
inatel What more does he want
Perhaps he means the honest opinions
of the Barons and the few foreigners
who have made their money by their
honest (?) dealings with the native
Hawaiian should predominant, who
knows! RoYALIsT.
Honolulu, March 23, 1892.