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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-05-23

congressman David J. Lewis, of Mary
land, who is styled the father of the par-
eel post, is at work on bill ma ing rad.
ical changes, which will provide for sub
stautial reduction in the parcel post rates.
The operation of the parcel pos. is yield
ing an immense profit to the Pc Office
Department, as the rates are so much
cheaper than express rates that the bulk
Of the small packages now go through
the mails. AS it is not the object of the
Department to wiring profit from the
public. Congressman Lewis thinks the
rates should be lowered.
Some idea OF the popularity Of the sys-
TEN with the public Is shown by the fact
that $4,000. 900 parcel post packages were
sent through the mails during April,
approxima ely 81 per cent more han
were handled in January, the first month
of the system . operation.
Postal experts are to visit important
cities of the country and collect informa-
tion upon the handling Of parcel posi-
msil, as one Of the mooted questions in
the problem of perfecting the service i
the cost of handling packages in The
cities. The average cost, according te
reports from fifty of the largest Offices
was Ala cents package. Congressman
Lewis contends that the cost, properly
estimated, is only 8 cents package.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-05-23
Mother Of invention.

John and Mary married impecunious
~ on $50 week and went to live in /
walk up apartment, two flights up
Then baby came and, besides adding
to the family, added to the impecuni
osity. Ingenuity went far toward solv
ing the problems Of living for two Ii
an inexpensive place. Baby strained
that ingenuity further. At flrst 1t wa
no impossible task to carry him up
stairs, but he grew, as babies will, ant
Mary's back became weary daily as sh'
carried him up.
What was to be done? Oh. for al
elevator!
The dumb waiter? OF course! There
after. when Mary and baby came in
baby was put in the dumb waiter. The
Mary walked upstairs and hoiste'
baby. Baby liked 1t. Mary liked il
and If you don't like it that doesn'
matter New York Post.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-05-23
The Race Track DemoralIzing.

The following from the Bel Air Times.
relative 10 the deraoralizing effect of the
Havre de Grace race track in Hartford
county, applies with equal force TO every
community within easy travelling dis
lance Of that gamblers Mecca Cecil
comfy contributed its quota of daily at
tendance. 1t is pretty certain the right
thinking people Of Hartford will see to it
that the track is abolished by the next
Legislature. but ii is going 10 take hot
fight to accomplish this. as the gamblers
corruption fund and lobby will be power
full factars at Annapolis. Cecil county's
experience with similar bunch proved
this fact.
There are many good citizens who
have good word to saw for the race
track at Havre de Grace. II is said to be
one OF the best in the cou, Try, and lovers
OF good sport in horse racing have really
enjoyed the races in which some o, the
best horses have been entered. II has
also been said that we Hartford conntians
should give the enterprise the glad hand
because II has braupht business to HAVE
de Grace and Ave or six thousand dollars
to the County Treasury. But there is
another side. 1t is common report around
Bel Biz that during racing days dozens of
our young men EFF their work and hur-
ried TO the RAGS rack Some of them bet
ON the races and came home with tales of
large sums won. The ne vs. spread among
other young men and boys some OF
whom had never gambled before. They
Joined the others and for the few dollars
that have come into our treasury the
gambling habit has been introduced with
all its allur ng Decentralization Some OF
these yonug men. having caught the
fever. have followed the crowd over to
Pimilico. Wha, are the paltry thousands
that have come to orr public treasury or
to the locality where the race trick is 10
Gated. when compafed with the wrong
done 70 our young men, who have ac-
quired the gsmbliug hahits To justify
The rsce track as conducted at Havre de
Grace Is TO give approval to that form oil
gambling which many of The States oil
The union have oui.iawed. The people OF
Hartford county must dea with his sit
nation and must refuse 70 participate in
The profits of milling sn'ert,ises. II
the fight Is made warm enough j. will lie
taken up outside and our S'rir vilI join
other progressive States iu out Law ing this
sort Of eamb'i"g.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-05-23
MIDDLE NAMES.
IN England at One Time People Were
Hanged For Having Them. ~

In England at One Time People Were
Hanged For Having Them.
People have not always been allowed
the pleasure of having as many names
as they wish Indeed, 400 years agc
not even a middle name was allowed
in England. It was Illegal The OLD
English law was definite and admitted
Of no infraction Of its ruling.
The only exception made to this iron
clad regulation was in the case of per
sons of royal rank. If they really
wished it they could boast middle
name, but woe to the person of ordi
nary rank who was sufficiently unwist
or obstinate to insist on having more
than two appellations.
For the first offense he would very
likely be tied to whipping post ant
severely dashed. For a second offenst
he would endure some more lasting
punishment. perhaps the removal o.
his thumbs or his ears. And If he still
persisted in. his stubborness he wouli
be hanged.
There is a case on record Of poo
man. in all probability half demented
who insisted on signing four names
every time he wrote his signature tt
any paper OF course he passed through
all the legal stages of punishment unit
he was finally hanged. Chicago Trib
unQ
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CAS- METERS.
sheepslsins Play Leading Role IN the
Work of che Reaisters.


sheepslsins Play Leading Role IN the
Work Of che Registers.
Consumers Of gas are usually so un-
familiar with the operation Of gas
meter, simple as 1t is, that 1t will be
surprising to many to learn that sheep
skin plays an important part in the
meters work. It is used, according to
Gas Logic, in connection with the
diaphragms, or the two bellows from
which the gas Is drawn when the gas
is lighted
A flock Of 10000 sheep is required
each year to repair the gas meters used
in Manhattan and Bronx boroughs,
New York city. These skins cost about
$4,000 year To repair the meters
used throughout the United States in a
single year about 100000 sheep are re-
quired. Great care has to be taken in
the selection Of perfect skins before
they are put into use.
Each pelt, before it is accepted, is ex-
amined in dark closet by man who
passes it over a table In which there
is hole about four inches square.
through which light is thrown up
ward. BY this means it can quickly be
determined whether or not the sheep
whose skin is being examined has ever
had experience In bramble bushes.
Thin places. made by pricking of the
brambles or by the skin having been
injured in the dressing process. render
, it unfit for use in meter.
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lleaIth a Factor II success

The largest factor CO i,ributing to a
m ans success is undoubtedly health II
has been observed that man is seldom
sick when his bowels are regular-he is
never well when they are constipatea
For constipation you will find nothing
quite so good as Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They not only move
the bowels but improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion. They are for
sale By hi T. Reynolds.
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The Department of Agriculture is plan
ming for the newly provided "rnral or
eanizafi IN service" Assistant Secretary
Galloway says investigation followed BY
demonstration rather than evangelism is
what IL needed to make this new service
Of value to the country. Everybody rec.
ognizes the need OF the work, the aim Of
which is to organize the farmers SO that
their work may count.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-05-23
Most Prompt and EffectuaI Cure for
Bad Colds.

When you have bad cold you want a
remedy that will moi only give relief, but
effect prompt and permanent cuse, q
remedy that is pleasant to take. remedy
that contains nothing injurious. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy meets all these
requirements 1t acts on natures plan,
relieves the lungs, aids expectoration,
opens the secretions AMI restores the
system TO healthy condition This rem.
edy has world wide sale and us !, and
can always be depended upon. Sold BY
Eli T. Reynolds.
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Knew What She Wanted.

"But, my dear madam, there's no use
consulting me about your husband
I'm horse doctor"
"Thats why I came to you He's a
chronic kicker"-Life.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-05-23

Wha ever doubts may now exist about
The enacimer, If curren law at this
session Of Congress are with the Senate.
Those doubts are to be measured by the
success or failure Of the President and The
Hense in framing an Adniuist alton
measure. If they have ready. BY the
lime the Sena c is thru with tariff. a
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-05-23

For fortnight the Administration will
be substantially coneressless Although
construciively in session. Congress will
do little but mark time. great exodus
Of lawmakers is in pro<r .ss. Everybody
who can Re, away is doing so for rest or
a teniion TO affairs in anticipation Of busy
legislation ahead. Late My. and per-
haps early June viii be vacation days for
the lawmakiug branch. saving only those
who are immediately engaged in the pre-
pareiios tasks.
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HAINES & KIRK.
FARr1ERS AND OTHERS
TAKE NOTICE!

have for sale the
CELEBRATED THORNHILL WAGON.
PENNSYLVANIA GRAIN DRILL
SYRACUSE PLOws. BUGGiES,
HARNESS, in fact general line of
FARMERS SUPPLIES
Prompt and particular attention given to Gen.
eral Baeksmithing. A share Of your patronage
solicited.
w. J. McDOU0AL,
RISING SUN MARYLAND.
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SPRINGTIME.
ss~s~e>e>ss


rs HOUsECLEANING TIME. In some sections of the
Here don't have this, but suppose instead make
May clean up month, time to get cellars white
washed, floors and walls painted and renewed,
pets cleaned and furniture put in good condition We
know of better for spring fever than this To do
all these things however, will be necessary to have
tain articles and know of better place to buy them
& than here.
First of all you will need Whewash Brush. We
have them at all prices, from &c Whitewash Lime by
bbl small quantities Then you need Varnsh,
Varnish Sain Paint Wall Coating Gold and Silver Enam
ALABAsTINE and LUoOFLAT Ask about them OF conrse
yon will need broom, carpet beaer, vacuum clean
er. You will find them all here
you finished housekeeping it Il be good time
put doors and window People beginning
chase him We have Painted
Wire Cloth all widths form to 36n and Galvanized Wire
Cloth in 28-in.. 3o-in, and 32-in
styles and four sizes. Hinges Springs Hooks Eyes, Braces,
Checkn fact everything keep the house free from
flies.
Our time the telephone at your service
HAINES & KIRK.
STORE OPEN THREE mcAzs WEEK
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5545-ft.
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BY AUTHORITY.
FOREST RESERVE HEARINGS.
Districts Of waialua ID waianae. ISL
and Of Oahu.

Notice is hereby given that under
the provisions OF Chapter IS OF the
Revised Laws OF Hawaii. amended by
Act 65 of the Session Laws OF 1895
aud Act OF the Session Laws of 1907,
public hearings viii be held BY the
Governor Of the Territory and the
board OF Commissioners OF Agricul-
Sure and Forestry on Saturday. the
3lst day OF May. 1913. at 10 o'clock
a. NJ, in the office OF the Board OF
Commissioners OF Agriculture and
Forestry, Government Nursery. King
Street, in the City and County OF Ho-
aolaln. 10 consider the defining OF the
limits and the setting apart as forest
reserves OF certain government and
other lands. more particularly In the
Districts Of waialua and Waianae,
Island of Oahu
CD On the lands of Knaokala and
Keawallla: area 4Si acres.
tz On the lands OF Makua, Keaau,
Ohikilolo; area 1924 acres.
CD On the land OF Nanakuli: area
1910 acres.
lands proposed to be set apart as for
est reserves are on file IN the office
Of the Superintendent OF Forestry. in
Honolulu, where they are open to the
inspection of the public.
At the said time and place all per-
sons who desire will be given full OPP
portunity to be heard upon the sub
jet matter of this notice and to pre-
sent evidence and arguments In per.
son, by proxy, OF by letter, either FOR
or AGAINST the setting apart OF the
said lands as forest reserves.
w. +. FREAR.
Governor OF Hawaii.
The Capitol, Honolulu. May Il, 1913.
5547-May Is. Is. 30.
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SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders win be received by
the Superintendent of Public Works
up until II noon OF Wednesday, May
81, 1913. for the construction Of three
patients cottages at Kaiihi quaran-
tine Hospital, Kalihi, Honolulu.
Plans, specifications and blank
forms for proposal are on file in the
office of the Superintendent of Pub
lie Works, Capitol building.
The Superintendent o. Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or
all tenders.
]. w. CALDWELL.
Superintendent OF Public Works.
Honolulu, May 10. 1913. 554316t
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REsoLuTIoN no. Is.

Be II Resolved by the Board OF SUI
pervisors of the City and County OF
Honolulu. Territory Of Hawaii that
the sum of Seven Hundred and Fifty
Dollars ($750.00l be and the same Is
hereby appropriated out OF the Per-
manent Improvement Fund OF the
Treasury for the Construction, King
Street Storm Drain.
Presented by Supervisor
VIM. II. MCCLELLAN.
Honolulu. April 20, 1918.
Approved this 18th day Of May A.
d. 1913.
JOSEPH ]. FERN.
5546-St. Mayor.
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TRIES TO SPEND $4,000
AND WORRIES THE POLICE
fBy Latest MaiiI

Although he still had
IN his possession the greater part of
4 legacy of $4,000, Daniel Mullen, a
well-knowB Trenton young man, mar
rowly escaped six montlisf sentence
of hard labor at the Mercer county
workhouse, where stonebFeaking is
the chief occupation.
MULLEN, It is charged, tried to drink
Up the entire legacy, which had been
left him by his parents, and in so do
ing annoyed the police.
Magistrate Mar was about to inn
pose the workhouse sentence after his
arrest for making Moo much noise In
the public streets whan the prisoners
brother pleaded for his releases prom
ising that Daniel would pend his
money hereafter with less ostenta.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
WANTED.

Copies OF the Session Laws OF TIa-
wall for the years 1906. 1907. 1909 and
1911.
All persons willing to, dispose OF
such copies please communicate with
the undersigned. at his office IN the
Judiciary Building.
A. g. M. ROBERTSON.
Chairman, Commission to Compile
Statute Laws. 5543-lw.
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NoTIcE OF MEEflNe

of the Hamakua & South KohaIa Tel
ephcne & Telegraph Co., Ltd.
At a call OF the president, sae-
Cial meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Harnakua & South KohaIa TeIe-
phone & Telegraph Co., Ltd, twill
be held in their. office at Honokaa,
May 31st, 1919, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon.
]. PRITCHARD,
Secretary.
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KANAWAI 1870
HE KANAWAI

.
HooMASA ANA KA LuNASrI o Ma HAMA Hor E HAMA Az
LIKE HUI ESEKINIA 0 LoRD-YorNG, KArPALESAIA,
HoorrHA ANA KEKAHr MAT ALMA HooPnIKIA
OLA KISo MMoKo HoNoLrLU.
OLAF, ka Lunanui Hama Hou, hama ola Mel 23
1872 like Ike kauoha Ike kanawai kekah aelke ka
Hui Enekina Lord Young Kaupalenaia ka hoopha ana
keka mau alma hoopika Ike ola kno Kewalo anne keka
wahi pill kokoke maj hoikea maoko ka aeike oeoa
k aku la kupka Ike koho 3G2 500 ka auhauo
AZ kenea Ike kupka ia hookah
OLAF, mahope mai 0 ka paa o kea aeike oeoa ia
hoomaka aku kekah poe lakou kekah koo okO
keia aeke hoopha ko akou aina Ella keah poe
Ike makemake nei hama pela,
OLAF, Ike Komsna mana kiekena alma Ike Kuanakau-
hale Kaana Honolulu Ike makemake hoohaahaa tho
Ike ana kiekie wahi ka huina nu
la hoopihaia alma anne ka hoohaahaa Ike
kekie ka alma hik aku ia Ike $4,000 kupka la
E HoOholOiG ka Ahaoeo Re Teritore'o Hawaii:
PAuKu l. Ma kea Ike hoomanaia aku mel ka Lunanui
Hama Hou hama aeke Ike kaea ole aku poe kohokoho
me ka Hui Enekinia Lord Young Kaupaenaia ka hoo
pha ana kekah alma hooplika Ike ola kno ma kekah
wahi okoa a keka hina kupka Ia aoe OF aku
ka huna ia lilo mamui 0 hoike ia
ne maalo ka aelke oleloia Mel 49, 1872 paha mamu
hama alma ole poe paha noho ana ma
luna alma la ole Ike Komisina Ana Ike kekena
alma. hama hoopha la hanaia maloko Honolulu
he mea hki maluna alma pill kokoke ole kokoke
mai me ka alma paa maoko ka aelike ku nei ke
kahi auhaH aoe OF aku AZ keneta Ike kupka la
hookahi hanaia like me ka h kupono me ka lepoi
like la ole like ka maemae ka hoikeia
loko ka aelike ku mel ka Hui Enekinia LordYoung
Kaupalenaia. hoopha ana la manaoa ola ka
ia hookomo aku kahi ka aelike oleloa
apau hooko apau maloko ka aeke oleloa
PAuKu g. ka paa ka aeike hoakakaia maloko mel,
hoie aku ka Lunanui Hama Hou ia ka Lima
hooa ia ka Lunahooa kakauinoa al aelike
eua ku ka aeke hoakakaia mel maoko kona
hooia hohoi ola mai ka Duke heu mai ka aeke
ko ka mea hope ka heuna daa ho koiia mai
ka mea hope.
PAuKu g. no keia Kanawai kona aponoia
Aponoia keia la % Aperia, A. D. 1913.
WALTER F. FREAR,
Kaaina Ike Tertore Hawaii.
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ma ka loolala ana Ike ME mamia hoakakaia naoko ka
Panku oeoa a haawa ma ka hooaha ka heluna nui
ma hoolo ma hama hon puaueia ike me ke koho
haalaa lea k,pono hinaiia ka mea ukua ana no ka
hce hookah ke kapua hookal ole kapuai kuea hookah
like me ka ne hoohooa ana auhauia aku ana Inauna
apana hooponakaiia ana a ole nahele apala paha ole
Ioai paha ina he me kekahi ola ano m palapaa alma la
10 l oo Ealon. ;Io = ~, horn obana : lela
an,o t;a oon,ro ,a,a s h 10 banaaa .; no "a booohe
opa. . b;t mn MAJ No lo; i, bolabo Ia h II anne kabi .
alama;a Al ia booobe akeaa ana nobo akin ana ma Luna
liai mo Ia ar no pn ~, IA bano lowe ans ! hoo
oba ma Lne . oa booa na paa oanaoia mohelelee !
l no onbon lie ol naba ,nanaoa ! =, il aoe q em; tho
alI Ill az 1 ,l "a ! - !, u - t mo 70 ono . E
k boolaba aka nae ea anne keia hama M ma hama
hon 10 alan,; l,a mo L anne kalana mai
lo 90 mo- loao lanl ono nobo 10 lanava q
L. toona Oh, -; ma. oha,, - al no : . rlo lilo mo M
mea . % ola ono
PAuKU s. Mahope ka hoolohe ana pea hama koke a<u
no ma Lunaka ma hooem ana mai a ole hoololiol
like me ka lakou Ike al he kaulike ole he kupono ole
lal booboIo homo /; lo = ono,o NO ! hama ma kelahi La
nro; Ia boolo = onbor; ol ana monna M alma
olol : Ia onoo ba l;; : . L,,o ono IN; ma ona' MA
man, anana alma notab;
PAuKu o. T lilo no i hama ma ka luna HELM auhau ka
mahele maloko aia ka apana hoopomakaia ana, hoo
maka koke aku hoike ka leka Ike kan mauna
ka alma auhauia ka hoolaha like ole he
luna daa mathematical ukua mai ka pakahi lakou
anne ka la ukuia mai al ia mau auhau E lilo pu ho
hama mana ka obi ana ia mau auhau ka ku aku
dala apau oha ia pea ka puuku Ike kuanakuhae
anne kalana kea kea koiia puuku
Ia
PAUKU ~. . ma auhan apau hanaia ana peia lilo no
mea ae Ia ukna MAJ loko ma la ne kanakou nanoPe maj
ma auhau ana pela ua hk no k anao ana ka ona alma
uk liia me ka ukn klwaa pu like me ka ea hoakakaa
aku ana ma keia hope aku ka uku ole ana ka mea hoo
okoa kekai auhau loko ka manava oleloia kanakou
manaoia no me Ike kanaua ole a hoohooa koho
poe apau kuleana iloko ola ala ana ina Iaa no a k
ole ma kekahi ano ae paha uku mai ua ukn ilii
ana nei o ma poe apau koho ana uku ma ka uku li
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Z Hooholoia G la Ahaoeo he Teritore Hawaii:
PAUKU l. i ka manawa a Lunakia o Ike Kulanakauhae
anne Kaana Honolulu al he pono ana ia Ike
hekena hoomoe aanu paa hoomoe pohaku pale aanu
hee aoao uhau pohaku iii ole hama hou kekah
ka hoookoa ole kekah hapa pahao kekahi alann, ala
olol ole kekah aaloa paha maoko ka Apana Ilonoiuu
auhau ka holookoa ole kekan hapa paha lilo no
ia hama maula hoopomakai mamui ola hana
imi akou ka apana makemakea auhau kauoha
mamui kekah oelo hooholo hanaia nea hoohoo
apau pill kuhikuhi ia inca kakaula
hoohohoi aku al Ike kohokohoia mar aka hoi
hki no i Lunakiai Ike hoike Ike mea make
makeia lakou a mamui ola hooe hoi Ike kohoa
mai la hanaia koe vale no kle Ia
ka waihoa maj ola kue hama hou like me
hoakaka Inahope au kauohaia aku ka enekla
Ike kuanakaHhae kaana hoomakau&au kekh papa kul
kuh poe alma apau poe hoolmama anne ma poe
noho luna ka maoko ka apana mathematical
hama hou Ike koho hooilo Ia hama hou, ka
palapala kah pooe ola hama hou, ka
aulaua aku ana, hii koke ikea ka auhau
kea kea kea keia apana alma aulauia,
la Ike hoomanaia nei ka Papa Lunaka kukuu
e hoonaopopo hoomakaukau apana hama hou
maoko ka Apana Honolulu, auhau aku waiwa paa
ka hoomaopopo hoolo hanaia aku maao kea
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Sale
5. S.
kestreI

For particulars apply to r. M.
FIT, Young Hotel. or his attorneys,
HOLMES, STANLEY & OLSON, Ka-
ahumanu Street. Honolulu.
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KANAWAI 1871
HE KANAwAI

HooaASA ANA L KE KUIANAKAUHALE AME KALANA Ho
NoIuLu HooMAoPoPo KEKAH Mar HAMA HoU Ma
LUNA n ALANUI, AIAoLoLI AME Ma ALALoAE AE Ma
LoKo o KA APANA Honolulu, IA MAU MEA KAT
AKEI MAU AUHAU A f HELU MA LILO IA MAU MEA A
On MAU AuHAU MAJ Ma ALMA MAI LoAA Ma Po-
MaIKAT MAauLI Ora Mar HAMA Hou, A HooPuKA E
HooLILo AKu MAU Bona MAU AuHAU Ma
HoPE
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PArKU II. Ina kohoia ukuia kekah auhau ma ka
uku li ukua mai ia auhau ioko mahee illli
aole emf Tho china aole loi OF aku un mahele
like ukuia kcla keia makaki Ike kumu wawai
ka uku kuwaa ma apau maluna Ike kumu wawal i
uku cea ukuia ka makalki ka ukn kuwala aole
OF aku pakeneta ka makahiki. O ka HELM nun
ukn lii ka manawa 0 ka uku anne ka he
luna 0 ka ukn kuwala hanaia mai ma Lunakiai.
PMKr -. O ka uku ole mai kekah uku ilii, ina
paha Ike Euu wawai ole uku kuwala paha ka manawa
ka uku ana, lie hoolo ka holookoa Ike
kunu waiwai kaa ole ale a lilo mea ukn kpke
Ia mai lilo ka hoookoa Ike kmu wawai kaa ole
ka uku kuwaa- auhaua mai al me ka uku kuwaa
pakcnea ka malIna hookahi ole hapa paha ka MAMMA
4 lki ka la Ike kuai hooiloa aku ike me ka
hoakakaia aku kca hope akn aka kea keia
nawa ,namua iho ka Ia Ike kuai hki ka
amaze k mai ka fena apau ka ale mauna ukn il.li
anne ka uki tlwala pakenea ka mahlna ole hapa ma
lima palma like ia hoike nua ia nei auhau
ulu hen hoio hon "a akn al kona nlau
pcno al1au koa klleana uku l hou aku like
he Ia aolc ola lauc q ka kekah anna
haua haule ole kona uk kekahi kona ukn lii ole
ukn paha, hik aa i apau uku akin Ike