The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-18

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Advertiser getting shift into and the wo,
of taking stock under In the of the digging into f
newspaper scrap clipped
which had The Advertiser after the Gen
erals death by his sister am looking forward with great deal of an
patton huing this material which includes host of items
other dating back to 1865 There also
numerous clippings dealing with the Islands and one of the first turned
repulhd 1t is from the New York Sum- of thirty
it with interest; malhinis we'll that the
writer was the late Serene bsnop VINO was long sun wOfshppeF ana COT
Says the yellow clipping:
Th eruption of the volcano the mountain of Muna Oa the
soh, ebt th Hitv Of th Sandwich Islands IL mott in all
pofan history. governess preceding
DEATH the island of Hawaii the largest of the
princess empty
commendab characteristics
who stopped the flow of lava following the eruption of 1884, after months
unavang efforts by others She stopped it too just the flow had
the lo which threatened Ruth
was descendant of the kamhame and otherwise great parsonage not
ably weighed 800 had embraced Chris
ani in common with all the other natives of the Islands when that sturdy
t .t ai6out non+ that f anv Of his Ioyad subjects IoS f.
the Kamehamehas They sturdy
Of in making
making
all He undertook the successful
he welded a mighty club and was not slow to wrath.
"Te blood of Knmemeha the distendod of GOvns
her the island Hawaii
might expected o
Hawaii because society high
living and found those tastes penuy gatfed by the fashions and
of Honolulu of Hawaii
when anything went and 1881 Mna Loa went streny
Ta - .hh, hS .h ;rtsand a Rnth a. hL S h
mail The be
adjustment by correspondence and the begged Ruth
to come in person and attend to it.
"Ruth a just
experimenting with knwOmnn
Emma rel of the ameud Kamameh w. had
tunty induce RuthtO build house.
ITSELF divergence
explanation although wealthy
the the civilizations
other and abided dressed and reveed in the early pemisonay
of her ances
open poles
resembles nghtgown and for her maintained buxOm band of hula
England husband whose visit to
the of St James coneuOuly astngy
whose chorus concludes:
HoEy, pOky winky wum
King o the Cannibal
Emma her return vastly mortified find her DISTINGUISHED
and noble eOusninaw Ruth still deying civilized
mat in her lanai and induced her to buy house.
Ruth always of imPuve when she last convinced
the States this country called the Islands and the de-
proceeded
pinned
furnishings complete and they sent reduced their
Carpenters plumbers filters furnshcr
architect and when they had landed uOnde erected
their Ruth thought the most amazing thing of the earth
So it deO threestOy wooden glazing affair suited for
the climate toothbrush for whale Its satin furniture
pets were OF ude color and pattern But Ruth had lively If unframed
for color and od into succession of explosive guus she
shs continued, however her
majesty Queen Emma mpGred her give up her simple Island ways aud
late and hearty supper accompanied by troop Of her attend
proceeded the bedroom She regarded the bed viii
feathers and down eious but last stepped Of her hOoku
the bed II has been noted that she weighed 800 that thu
Kamehameha blood she rolled from the bod
tried the soempy
toll the story the queen They may not have done '0 but one OF then
told Il to the present eaTouiea
received the h" message about oe danger threatening Der subject city m
Then came ' second moge nl Hq determined to Hawai-
slams troop boalun as ma o George Me'faraoe chamberlain
party ui,ed he tauun l uIo natives gssl u
rl,. s,'l' ,.' 'I.s ',a lg my la," asl .,'l.g
landed eaa "fpl nag rubbed n' ara Ie larw Hadu bag hea
asoas af ns ha h'a "a aaa ealri u sna laa sagda So
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