The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-26
BACK To HAMPTON ROADS"

In his book to Hampton Roads, published by B. W.
TTuebscf York Franklin Matthews the well known journalist
given the American saomen by the Australians The
tween Representatives of two branches Engsspeang
Auaas way of telling Great Britain something she has diff
fcuy telling the mother country about to this time 1t was
England expects that such colonies Australia and Canada
shall her assistance the mother country must take heed at
Auraia dread the yellow peril an nfqN OF Orenas into this
Australia by this welcome the representatives of people
who recently signs of anapanese feeling tell Great
Britain that Australia the mother country the right to
make Australia country and that she expects the moth
country accede that demand There installing this
meaning Everywhere went this Great Dread was uPperS
keep the Chinese and Japanese was the burden OF all
openly the public officials made veed reference to 1t their speech
When American greeted by these people who knew
they voing their welcome empires fears and
hopes and an appeal as well to parent ousah GS
who knew that began understand something OF its full significance
and realize the psychological conditions wherein there was blended
with their OF Joyous welcome cry OF Patnos ana grim uep
ton Australia really shouting for herself and her future TOR
children and her cdren children for Australia for Australians
Too much reading this entertaining volume may MAKE our
eager for details Hawaii for that island invested BY
paradise dropped down the earth One may talk ghby about
spell being broken says Mr. Matthews but ne never
realizes meaning of those hguratve expressions until ne mas
been TO Hawaii and has tried to get away Ncord that
any left Honolulu gladly that's because cant be done
of the Hawaii difficult it is to make qualitative ana
ys power of love- the STILL small voice OF conscience or e
oorv of sunbeam aorman hardest of ALL for he knows
the beauty spots of the world are Feraps as ouShy
scrpve an expression OF what the grP OF llaw d "a on7
nit suicide in before his God summoned ana
selfmurdeer ought to be roasted in he'll eyenyeven times not
ter hell that saman consigned MS WORST eehH -
'fhe idea of any in these islands ever wanting OF DeS
place be said as OF TINS island
There are fog hurricanes malaria no andsons no sun
strokes no reptiles wild yphoons, tidal waves NO
beggars posons rosts in Hawai- where else III an i
world do laborers bitches with garand around their necES e
themselves with flowers as II
and they pillars wedding ceremony ana tS as
m abort the streets and their daily tasks lhey uled "
Of the beakets OF the aeshp Fleet with HOW
when they paraded Honolulu but the authorities would not per-
NIT it. But the women would denied and when the business
parade hundred girls the landing stage ana
when the bueakets ordered the position those girls
hoped their neck with the Wreat and put the
possible hmOr The lads actually wanted to mug
those girls and hundreds of jack walking
around beded estooned and ornanented as they were
picture frames departed Decoration Day The alb
the decorations OF business places IN I
during the fleet, tie author links hne eXlD
of toughtuness regard the feelings of others On
the unpeasantness the Pacific the Japanese
display their flag would conduce per
good feeling and with fine decacy kept of sight At sgd
Australia the authorities expected the American sailors to parade
parade without Admiral Sperry
with the aues and made known his dissemination
appear without their rifles All hands felt
parade of this kind would take something of cownsh
character that if the did carry rifles they would prob
ably be throwing kisses to the pretty girls.
The author groups interesting sites about the cruise Only
fourteen bathps made the entire trip The fleet
steamed 10000 knots the cruise The log OF the w. 5 $ ou
428 knots Of practice work The fleet
Hampton Roads 433 days Of these spent
cruising and 243 Forts TIL average of samng
ho The fleet visited every continent the globe
every the equator four times and al
most touched fifth time when passed by Singapore On the
Argentina Chile, Peru, Mexico Great Brit Japan China. That
greeting exchanged with vessels of Spain true of the
passed the of Spain in the of the Med
iterranean.