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recovered your former health and
strength you surely need Peruna.
Peruna restores the appetite Peruna
increases the digestive powers. Pc
runa regulates the bowels. Peruna
strengthens the nerve centers. Pc
runa does all these things, and with
ont any untoward results. No family
should allow themselves to be without
Peruna during the month Of March.
The symptoms of grip are: First,
begins with n cold not due to expo.
sure. Second, n number of people at.
tackled at same time. Third, confined
chiefly TO head and respiratory organs.
Fourth, accompanied by high fever for
several days. Fifth, serious after ef-
fects, Convalcsccnce slow.
The experiences OF the people that
Peruna is remedy for grip have been
uniformly good Very few if any have
been disappointed in Peruna as a grip
remedy.
Mr.. c, o. Peterson, Of No. 1927 n,
Hamilton avenue, Chicago, H., had
a severe attack Of the grip, which left
him very weak. lie was in A condi.
ton that he was unable to do any
work, He began to take Peruna and
in two weeks was strong and we'll
The consequence is he always keeps
Peruna in his home.
Mr.. George E. Pratt, No. S2S 10th
ST, Moline, Illinois, writes concern.
ing his wife: She had had the grip
After using two bottles Of Peruna she
was greatly relieved. SO much so
that she continued the treatment for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-02
WEBB BILL BECOMES
LAW OVER TAFT VETO
House Repasses the Liquor
Measure by More Than the
Required Two-thirds.

WASHINGTON, March by vote
Of 244 to 95, the house today repassed
over President Taft g veto the Webb
bill prohibiting shipments of intoIi-
eating liquors into "dry' states. The
senate passed it over the veto last night
and the bill now becomes law. Only
one other time in the last fifteen years
has congress Overridden O. Presidents g
veto. That was when the Rainey river
dam bill was passed over President
Roosevelt's disapproval.
President Taft based his veto most
entirely upon the ground that the bill
was unconstitutional in that it virtual
ly delegated to the states control of in
terstate traffic in liquor when, be held,
that control was vested solely in con-
gress. Attorney General Wickersham
had given an opinion also holding the
bill unconstitutional and that the presi>
dent forwarded to the senate yesterday
with his veto message.
The senate repassed the bill promptly
last night and early today house lead
ers favoring the measure, led by Rep
resentative Clayton, chairman of the
judiciary committee, and Representa-
tive Webb, one of it's trainers, began
working for an Immediate repasSage
Debate was limited and the house re-
passed the bill with n wide margin over
the necessary two~thirds vote, as the
senate had done.
make effective the prohibition laws of
dry; states, which, they say, now are
violated because intoxicants are
shipped in to private individuals and
have the effect Of multiplying the local
laws
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-02
The Quickest, Simplest
Cough Cure
Easily nEd Chenp1y Made Mt
Home. Saves You $1.

This rccipo makes a pint OF cough
syTup--enough TO last family long
time. You couldn't buy as much or az
good cough syrup for $500
Simple as Il Is, il gives almost In
stant relief and usually stops the most
obstinate cough in "a hours. This is
partly duo to the fact that It is slightly
laxative. stirn ulates tho appetite and
has an excellent tonic effect. It is
pleasant to take-children Ike IL, An
excellent remedy. too, for whooping
cough. sore lungs. asthma, throat
Mix ono pint OF granu1ated sugar
WITH "a pint of warm water. and stir
Tor minutes. Put 2h ounces Of PineK
unity cents' WORTHY In q pint bottle
and add tho Sugar Syrup. It keeps per-
IeeGy. Take q teaspoonful every one,
TWO or three hours
+ Pine 10 ono of the Oldest and best
known remedial agents for the throat
membranes. Pinox fs the most valu-
Gb1e concentrated compound OF Nor
way white pine extract, and Ia rich In
guinieol and all the other natural heal
Ing elements. Other preparations will
rot work In this formula,
- The prompt results from this recipe
nave endeared II to thousands Of house
wives In the United States and Canada.
Whieh explains why the plan has been
INITIATED often. but never successfully.
A guaranty OF absolute satisfaction.
Of money promptly refunded. goes with
xhis recipe. Your druggist has Fius1
oy viii get II for you. II not. send ia
The P1ne1 Co.. Fl, Wayne. Ind.
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|TAFT SAYS GOODBYE
| TO HIS ASSOCIATES
Also Makes His Last Public
Appearance Before Taking
Historic Ride.
Inrerna tlonal News Service.

BY Interna uonal News Service,
WASHINGTON. March President
Taft was enga ged in the saddest duty Of
his career in the White house today
when he spent the entire afternoon say
ing farewell to his official and social as
sociates. The president had genial
handshake and u word OF good wishes
for the multitude who called TO wish him
godspeed.
He also made his last public appear
ance at the knights of Columbus ban
quet The next time he appears in pub
lie will be his historic ride down the
avenue with the president elect. when he
receives the pandits Of the populace. for
on the return TRIP IL Is tne ne" presl-
Late In the afternoon the president
visited the Press club. where he has been
q frequent and welcome visitor, 10 say
farewell TO the newspaper men OF Wash
ington. After he went to the University
club to spend the remainder Of the even
Ing. He was the first president of this
AS3Sh
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For women who never appear stylish
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The regular 81 90 size of Protone is for
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-02
Oregon In Drydock,

SEATTLE. Wash, March The IA
nous old battleship Oregon had the honor
today to he the first vessel admitted to
the huge new drydock at the Puget sound
navy yard The dock is the largest on
the Pacific coast and cost $4,000. 900,
When next the Oregon goes TO sea Il
will be to lead the opening parade through
the Panama canal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-02
Singer Dies Of Injury.

GREENWICH, Conn, March l.
Miss Lulu Hubbard, contralto soloist,
who burst an artery while singing at
the Stamford Methodist church re-
ssn died Mss s0d1Y HYnbba1a AT tRs tms ya.n Of
ing 8 high note,
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Fine and Imprisonment,

OKLAHOMA CITY. okla March 1,-Tederai
Judge Cottrsll st Guthrie today sentenced w r.
Osste~. p, A. Ward and r. o, Boundh principals
IN the jackson Loan Trust company, convicted
OF conspiracy TO dofraud. Crtstor uon,cnccd
70 SIX Inonthz' imprisonment and fined 800:
Bounds TO three months' imprisonment and fined
$780, aud Ward 70 five niontbs' imprisonment ard
fined 1900,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-02
Plan Not Practicable,

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The postossice de-
psrtmont docs not decm II practicable TO con-
cude agreements for 2-cent 1etter postage this
time with Norway. Sweden Denmark. Tho Meth
erlands any other foreign country, according
TO n memorandum OF tho department which Prcai-
| dsnt Taft forwarded today to tho house with a
message,
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Roel1ler's Trial Set.

CLEVELAND, O.. March The public hear
ing Of tho charges of misconduct in office and
gross Immornlity recently preferred aSs,nst Fred
KoehIar. Cleveland Golden Rule chief Of po-
iico. will begin Friday. March T. This date wac
set today after a brief preliminary hearing,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-02
HABEAS CORPUS
WRIT FOR THAW
State Will Resist Attempt to Es-
tablish Sanity Of Whites
Slayer.

NEW YORK, March Another ha-
beas corpus writ has been obtained In
behalf Of Harry *. rhaw. On the ap-
plication Of Charles Kennedy of this
city, Justice Guy today signed n writ
directing the acting superintendent OF
Matteawan hospital TO produce Thaw be-
fore a justice of the state supreme court
here. 1t Is thought that the hearing will
be Monday or Tuesday.
Several wrtts have previously been OBJ
talned in Thuw's behalf in an effort 70
establish his sanity and obtain his re-
lease from the asylum,
ALBANY, N. Y. March 1--we shall
oppose most vigorously any attempt
made to release Harry X, Thaw from
Matteawan state hospital" said Attor-
ney General Carmody today. when ad
vised that another habens corpus writ
had been obtained in behalf of Thaw
I'VE will make strenuous objection to the
return Of the writ in New York county
and will ask to have Ii transferred tc
the judicial district In which the Mat
teawen asylum is located"
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Marshall Calls on Taft.

WASHINGTON. March 1.--Vice tPresi-
dent. elect Thomas r Marshall called on
President Taft this afternoon and paid
his respects. The president received his
visitor in the blueroom OF the white
house and chetted with MIN for some
time.
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Free Protone COupOn

The regular st,0o size OF Protone Is for
sale In Salt Lake City by WLllis-Horne
Drug Co. South Main; Schrarnrn,
johnson Drug Co, Second South and
West Temple; q. c. NJ. l. drug dept, IL
South Main: w. D, Mathis &- Co.. 324
South Main; Sun Drug Co. 3s1 South
West Temple street.
No free packages from druggists,
(Advertisomont.)
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New Minister Coming.

GUhYAQUrL, Ecuador, March 1--6onznlo 6
Cordoon, at tlmo minister OF tho interior
has been appointed Ecuadorcsu minister 10 IN.
United States and left today for Washington.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-15
NEW ORGAN INSTALLED
IN CHURCH AT WAILUKU

Especial Star-BulletIn Correspondence
WAILUKU. Maui, May 1.-THE
handsome new pipe organ Of the
Church Of the Good Shepherd was ded-
icated last Sunday morning with an
appropriate prayer and song service
under the direction Of the rector Of
the church. Rev. William s. Short. A
large congregation was present for
the service which was very beauti-
full, and a part OF the regular serv-
ices Of the day. The full choir sang
an anthem Of praise.
Miss Carrie E. Short, daughter Of
the rector, presided at the new organ.
1t Is an unusually sweet instrument,
and was built by the Estey Company
of Brattleboro, VI. The Thayer Piano
Company secured the organ for the
church, and Ernest Gieseche, their
representative, set the instrument In
position.
The manual Is double, with good
selection of speaking stops arranged
In the new cheek key method.
The combinations are cleyerIy ar
ranged by pistons at the side Of the
manual. The display pipes are old
gold, the case Is a handsome quartered
oak console finished in mahogany.
The organ Is great addition to the
beauty of the church.
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SAYS CROP
OUTLOOK IS
GOOD

Telegraphic reports from Wall
street show that the depression which
has been suffered there Is not pass
ed. though the general tendency gives
more optimistic outlook than q few
weeks ago. The trading has been
slow without any marked fluctuations
in prices
While II Is predicted that II may
be some time before conditions be-
come better in the market. there Is no
reason for any undue pessimism or
depression. according to Henry Clews
4 Company, who declare In their last
bulletin that the most encouraging
outlook Is the crop situation. Reports
show that there will be large yield
of winter wheat. and that the soil IL
In excellent condition because Of the
moisture during the spring months
After reviewing the financial con-
dition of the three largest CONNER
cial nations. the United States In par
ticular, with its prospects Of large
crops. Henry Clews concludes by
saying:
While the above Is candid an
alysis OF an unsatisfactory situation.
there Is no reason for any undue
pessimism or depression. The coun-
try Is simply slowing down for =
period Of temporary readjustment.
There is no general unsoundness and
there Is every reason to anticipate =
fresh forward movement after .
period Of reasonable rest and liqulda,
ton. The tariff question win soon be
settled. and the effects Of revision
win not only prove less harmful than
expected, but have probably been
pretty well discounted already. Be
sides, the lower rate OF duty when
established win undoubtedly be q
stimulus to many lines OF trade.
Prices on the stock exchange have
had sharp decline and are entitled
to a good rally on any favorable de-
velopments; particularly as the short
interest In some directions has ex-
banded considerably Many OF the
best investments are selling at very
attractive figures and considerable
amounts are being quietly absorbed
by shrewd buyers Speculative opera
tons will, however. have to be con-
Quoted with caution until funda-
mentals change more radically for the
better"
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ASKS QUIT CLAIM DEED.

Mrs. Emma Defries has not lost
hope of eventually obtaining clear
title to the lot on the Nuuanu road
opposite the Oahu Country club. She
has petitioned the governor for quit
claim deed and the latter has referred
the question to Attorney General
Thayer The latter has already given
an adverse ,opinion on Mrs. Defries'
claim to ownership, but now will be
required to delve again into the mus.y
records of half century ago. The
property at present is claimed by the
territory.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-15
STAR Is TOO PRETTY;
MANAGER FIRES HER
IBy Latest MALL

LONDON.-Mrs Albert Gallatin
Wheeler, known on the stage as
Claudia Stadt, leading principal in
the London Opera House review, has
been notified that she would have to
leave the production because she was
too beautiful for the role and her ex-
quisite toilettes distracted the audi
ence from the other principals in the
piece. Mrs. Wheeler, who is mil
lionairess, went on the stage to forget
her unhappiness. Since her arrival
in London her gorgeous gowns have
heen the rage of society. many of the
elite attending her performances for
studying her gowns, upon which she
spent $4,000 a year out Of her pri-
vate income. She has nothing to
fear, for Max Pemberton has engaged
her as the leading Coincidence in the
new comic opera he is writing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-15
FOREST OBSERVATIONS.

To consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of set
ting aside three large forest reserva-
tons In the Waialua and Waianae dis
tricts the hoard OF agriculture and
forestry has called a meeting for Sat-
urday, May 81. Public hearings on
the proposition are to be held before
this meeting takes place. The reser-
vations, recommended by Superinten-
dent Of Forestry Ralph Hosmer. In
clude tract on the lands OF Kuao-
kala and Keawaula, having an area
OF 434 acres; another tract on Makua-
Keaau-Ohikilolo with an area Of 1924
acres, and Nanakuli, containing 1910
acres.
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KANAWAI 126
HE KANAWAI

HooLoLI Anal MoKuNA 154 Ma KANAwAI1 HooPoNo-
HoU1A HAWAII, E Pill ANA KA HooPAA ANA IA
MooKUAUHAU o ALMA.
E Hooholoa ka Ahaolelo lie Tentore Hauaii:
PArKU l. O ka Pauku 2412 Kanawa Hooponopono
Houia Hawaii like hooola al ka Pauku 2, Kama
wal 49, Kanawai Ike Kau 1907 keia Ike hooola mel
heuheu al penei:
"Pauku 2412. MOI ana, naval moi O ka kckah
waiwai paa ole kueana paha loko ka alma hk
noi mai hoopaaia ka mookuauhau.
PAUKU 3 o ka Pauku 2414 Kanawa i Hooponopono
Houia Hawaii kea Ike hoololiia nei Ike ok
mai ana huaoeo tina paha he hoo-
okoa he paha maopopo ka mookauhau ka makemakea
hookomo tho ia wah keia mau huaolelo 30 ka waiwa
paa ole kueana o ka moi iloko ka alma oleoa
PAUKU 3 0 ka Pauku 2441 Kanawa i Hooponopono
Houia Hawaii ma keia Ike hoopauia nei.
PAUKU f. f mana no keia kanawai kona aponoa
Aponoa keia la IS Aperia, A. D. 1913.
WALTER F. FREAR,
Kaaina Ike Teritore Hawaii
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KANAWAi 1923
HE KANAWAI

HooLoLI ANA KANAwAI 119 o Ma KANAwM KE kAU
PAKU1 ANA AKu KANAwAI OLELoIA PAUKU
Hot IKEA IA ANo o A PAUKU 64A.
E Hoohooia ka Ahaolelo he Teritore Hdcdtt:
PAuKU /. o Ike Kanawai 119 o Kanawa Ike Kau
1907 kea Ike hoooa mel ka paku aku pauku hou
ikeia ma Ike ano O ka Pauku 64A heuheu ana pene.
"Pauku GA. Ia ole mahope aku ka ka hoo
aha hoakakaa maoko ka pauku hope mauna ne ha-
awiia kekahi paa aikin ka ole e ha-
avn hooaha haaw aku ho kope kekah pala
paa hoomanao la ka hokeia maloko ola
ole kekahi manaoia he kupono hoke aku la
o ka hooaha hoikeia mauna haawiia ka paa
aikin; mahope Ike ahewaia o kekahi ola
hoakakaia maluna ne lilo kue kanawa
oko elua makahik mahope tho kona ahewa euaia
ole loko elua makahk mahope ka oaa hooaha,
koe vale hik mai la hoolaha ka ka papa
komsina laikni ka haawiia kuai aku,
lave mai ole hoolo kekahi waiona. ole komo aku
oko ole loaa iloko ole maluna kekah wahi kuaiia
ka waiona. kekahi kue hoakaka keia
pauku XII no ka hewa mkamina aia, Ike ahewaia
hoopaa aoe emf tho maao o uni daa ($1OOO) aoe oil
aku mamua eua haneri me kanalma dala ($25000) ole
ka hoopaahao aoe OF akin o mahna. ole
hoopa'i a elua.
PAuKU 2 mana no keia Kanawai kona aponoia
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Aponoia keia la % Aperila, A. D. 1913.
WALTER F. FREAR,
kiaaina 0 Ike Teritore Hawaii.
KANAWAI 124
HE KANAWAI

HooLo1I ANA KA PAuKu 2291 o Ma KAxAwAI HooroNo-
PoNo HoUIA HAWAII.
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kANAWAl 127
He KANAWAI

HooLoII ANA PAuKu Il KASAwM SO o IA MANA
kAr 1918 KUKuIu ANA koMlsINA
OIHANA PHI HooroMAIKAI LEHuLEnu
WEHEwEHE ANA koSA MAu MANA HAMA.
E Hooholoia ka 4haoleto Re Teritore HaUaii:
Wp-As.~I~ - n ~ .-"yST'r~
PAuKu /. o ka Pauku IL Ike Kanawai 50 0 Kanawai
Ike Kau 1913 ma keia Ike hooola mel hsluheu al pencil
'Pauku II. Ma oaa. ma uku hama apau, uku lave
lave hoolio hupua hoi lilo kaahele, Ike ko
misina Ike komisina hookah kona luna. kokua
poe laweawe, ulu mai mamul ka hookoia o
ole hama kauohaa ole hookauia aku mamu
kea Kanawa ukuia mai oko o kekah haawina hoo
kaawaleia ia ka Pauku 1889 Kanawai Hoo
ponopono Houia pill ia i Ike komsna oeoia kea
kea aa Ike komsna pela hoi ka aha kieke aha
kaapmi lunakanawa kiekie lunakanawa kaa
puni la aha kona apau auhau ukuia
ole ohia malao kea Kanawai hoahuia iloko
ka wahona Ike Terore ka pomaika keahi waihona ku
kawa kapaia ka 'Waihona Ike Komisina Oihana Pill
Hoopomaika ka Lehnehu kukulua ne ma keia Kanawai
uku pu la aku no hoi Ike komisina iloko pa
kahi mahina Maraki Sepatemaba kela keia
makahki kela kea ohana pill hoopomaikai ka ehu
ehu ku hama noii Ike komsna kekahi anhau like
hookahhapa hookahi pakeneta oaa apau
ka oihana pill hoopomakai ka lehulehu aweawea ia
ohana maoko kea Teritore oko ka makahik kaa hope
aku, houuuu pu la aku hoi hookahhapa kanalima
hookahi pakeneta Ike kmu waiwai hoopukaia la ohana
ku ho ka la 81 Dekemaba ka makahki hala aku
ina kama ohana nui hama pill hoopomaika ka
ehuehu maoko keia Terore. Ola auhau hoahu pu
oko ka waihona ka pomaika ka waihona oleloia
daa oko waihona la oeloia kea Ike hookaawaeia
ne ka uku uku hama, uku laweawe hoo
lilo i hoomanaia i ole hoakakaia kea Kanawai"
PAuKu g E mana no kea Kanawai kona aponoia
Aponoia keia la % Aperla A. D. 1913.
WALTER F. FREAR,
Kiaaina Ike Tertore Hawaii
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WALTER F. FREAR,
Kiaaina 0 Ike Teritore Hawaii.
KANAWAI 1913
HE KANAWAI

HooLoL1 ANA PAUKU II KE KANAwAI 100 Ma KA-
1905, LIKE HooIoLnA E PAUKU
o KE KANAwAI ia Ma KANAwAI 1907 Pill ANA
IKA UKU ANA Ma AUHAU o Ma Bona o LUNA AUPUNI.
E Hooholoia e ka Ahaolelo ke Teritore 0 Hawati:
PAUKU l. O ka Pauku II Ike Kanawa 100 o Kanawa
1905, like me la hoooa al ka Pauku Ike Kanawa
Kanawai 1907 kea Ike hooloiia ne heluhelu al
pencil
"PAUKU H. ka manawa kekahi hui hoohua like me
Ia hoakakaia malua nei ku al hope mauna kekah
bona kekahi luna aupuni makemakea ole hoomanaia
keia Kanawa auhau aieia ia hui hoohiia Ike ku
hope pela, pooeka apau koa ma Ike kanawa
ka uku aku maluna mea ukuia Ike Terore
aka nae ola pooeka auhau mauna bona ka
luna aupun komsna lakni, luna aha kaapnni
ole apana paha luna ukuia nei hoolo Ike
kulanakauhale kalana ole kaana like ole paha,
manaoia hupua ia hoolilo ukuia Ike ku-
lanakauhale anne kalana kalana like OLE"
PAUKU 2 E mana no keia Kanawai kona aponoa
Aponoa keia la % 0 Aperila, A. D. 1913.
WALTER F. FREAR,.
Kiaaina o Ike Teritore Hawaii
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KANAWAI 122
HE KANAWAI

HooLoLI Hot AKU ANA PAUKU 1856 n KANAwAII
HooPoNoPoNo HoUIA HAWAII, LIKE HooLo-
PAUKU KANAwAI so o KANAwAI o
KAuKAU PAHuPAHu A OLE Pool AME MA ALA HooKAA
ULUMAIKA.>
E HoOhOloia ka AhaoIelo Ike Tertore Hawaii:
PAUKu /. o ka Pauku 1855 o Kanawa Hooponopono
Houa Hawaii like me ia hooloiia ka Pauku Ike Ka
naval so Kanawai Ike Kau 1911, kea Ike hoool
houa aku mel heluhelu al penei:
'Pauku 1855. Ma Hooponopono; Hoopa lave waleia Aoe
kekahi kane malalo umikumamawau makahki ole wahne
paha ae noho ole mauna wahi he pakaukau
pahupahu kekah lakniia ole he pakauksu pool hoo
hanaia ana aoe hoi waiona la hooawaia aku
ole paaia mauna ola wahi.
Navajo keia mea, loaa no ka mana ka puuku
kela keia kalana ole kulanakaue kaana hama
mau hooponopono navajo ke ka malamaia
o pakaukau pahupahu ole pool dine ala hookaa ulu
maika like kama al he kupono ka pono ka
lehulehu.
0 kela anne keia kue mea hoakakaa maluna
ae ole kekahi hoakaka hanaa aku ana, hoopaa
aole OF aku eua haneri kanalma daa like
me ka manao ana o ka aha, lave waea kona aikin.'
PAuKu 2. mana no keia Kanawai mai a mahope aku ka
la kona aponoa
Aponoia keia la 26 Aperila, A. d. 1913
WALTER F. FREAR,
Kiaana Ike Teritore Hawaii
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-15

PoNo HouIA HAWAII.
E Hooholoa ka 4haolelo Ike Teritore Hardii:
PAuKu l. o ka Pauku 2291 Kanawa i Hooponopono
Houia Hawaii, G like la hooola Ike Kanawa 81
Kanawa Ike Kau 1907, keia Ike hoooa ne heluhelu
al penei
'Pauku 1921. Ma keik maluna o Aanui Aupuni Hoo
kapu ka manawa; Hoopai kela keia keki maao
uni kumamama makahki, koe vale no kekahi pika,
ole Ike hele pea mamuli kekahi kakaua ka luna
kanawa ka aha keki oooe hele a ole noho ana
mala kekah alanu aupuni ole alaloa mahope aku ka
bora ehku Ike ahahi ka bora cha Ike kakahiaka
hele pu ole kekahi co. manaoia hewa hoo
pa'iia like me ka mea hoakakaia ma Ike kanawa.
PAuKU 2. E mana no kea Kanawa kona aponoia
Aponoia keia la 26 Aperila, A. D. 1913
WALTER F. FREAR.
Kaaina Ike Teritore O. Hawaii
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-15

WALTER F. FREAR.
Kiaaina o Ike Teritore o Hawaii.