davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

he asked, wrapping the robes around
her 81 forgot mine"
$3.50 did l." she faltered misera-
bly,
Would you mind mind If I borrowed
the chauffeur's?"
"Arnoldw she calculated, Mortified.
And he relapsed into taciturnity until
What does that cough mean-asth-
ma or weak lungs?"
Il swallowed Bug" she meekly ex-
planned.
How did you happen to have your
mouth open?" he demanded. Have you
adenoids?"
Il was starting to tell you that l
loved YOU" she responded, less hum
bly,. She was growing angry
smitten by contrition. he put his
arm about her-and discovered that she
was shaking violently.
Got a chill?" he questioned sus-
piciously. 81 didn't know you were sub
ject to malaria"
I'm not" she sobbed. Riding be-
side an ice-man in this cold wind is
enough to give anybody a chill"
Alc 1Clllitdlc VI youA hNuApAC5
ist stated specifically that you were
not hyserical. and here you are" ac-
cused Arnold.
Nor am l." Inwardly raging but out
wardly composed, she withdrew from
his embrace Perhaps we had better
call this OFF,
Don't, Gracia," he begged. 81 didn't
mean that. But you know fellow
can't be too careful in choosing a wife
these days"
Presently Gracia's turn came.
What did you put in your mouth
just then?" she queried.
Gum"
Let me see that bottle"
Cornered, he confessed. TT was a
liver tablet-for a touch of bilious
ness"
t'Ah. Strange that your doctors cer-
tiflcate didn't mention liver trouble"
In the act of replying Arnold sneezed
thrice.
"Catarrh," charged Gracia. You take
cold easily, and probably have a spell
of tonsillitis every winter"
Certainly not. I-ouchm He grabbed
his knee and bent over in paroxysm
of pain.
"Rheumatismw
1T isn't he protested. 81 slipped and
wrenched it,"
'Gracia shook her head inexorably.
"Of course 1 love and trust you. but l
must have a healthy husband"
But, Gracia dearest
Take me home"
At the cold finality of her tones, he
buried his face in his hands. Gracia
began to weep softly
After ages and ages
Arnold" ventured a quavery voice,
do you love me?"
II do" he fervently affirmed "But I
havn't much confidence in your family
physicians statements. He's biased"
That's just the way it is with me.
I'd die for you; and I'm sure DIR.
squills would lie for you"
More silence.
ARNOLD dear?"
yes, love"
Instead of taking me home, let's go
to disinterested doctor. and then to
the parsons if"
"Darling!"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01
Regarding a Musical Novelty

"A newspaper recently referred to
the celeste as a musical novelty prac-
ucally unknown in this country" said
Clarence Klenk, the we'll known violin
ist, "but 1 find in looking up an ac-
count of the instrument that it was
invented by Auguste Mustel of Paris
as far back as 1886.
The Russian Symphony orchestra
introduced the celeste with brilliant
effect. The instrument was discovered
by Tschaikowsky in Paris in the 90's,
and 1t was utilized by him in several
of his compositions. French composers
are substituting it for the corillon in
the orchestra.
Steel bars are suspended over boxes
OF wood and struck with hammers by
an action similar to that of the piano.
The celeste has compass of five oc-
taves upward from &C. on the second
space of the bass clef, and its tone is
clear and exquisitely pure"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01
IN HOTEL LOBBIES
The under.,ood Vote

1T may be taken for granted that well
informed men in all sections of the coun-
try expect Mr.. Underwood to be elected
to the United States Senate" said Rich
ard M. Woodson of Pittsburg.
Few men within the past 10 or 20 years
have so distinguished themselves In pub
lie life as the Alabama statesman. I am
a democrat and, of course feel a decided
interest in Mr.. Underwood, and I would
think that Alabama democrats would be
almost unit for him. He has shed luster
on the state and on the nation, and it
would be inconceivable to think that any
opponent would get a very large vote"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01
Interest in Population Figures

1.-The last federal census is now nearly
statisticians of ambitious cities oppor-
tunity of indulging in exaggerated
claims" said Edward D. Patton of New
York. "But in the last Worlds Almanac
most of the cities turning in estimated
population seemed reasonably conserva-
tive. That was the case at any rate with
cities with which happen to be familiar.
"Birminghams estimated population a
year ago was set down at 10000 That
was unquestionably conservative. In the
Worlds Alamnac for 1914 this city should
be credited with a population of close to
100000 To me Birmingham seems fully
as large as Atlanta, and that city was
credited in the 1918 Almanac with 225,000.' =
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01
SYMPATHETIC TOMMY

run upstairs, Tommy, and bring
baby's nightgown" said Tommy's mother.
Don't want to- said Tommy.
"Oh, Tommy! If you are not kind to
your new little sister she'll put on her
wings and fly back to heaven"
Tommy's reply came:
"Well, let her put on her wings and
fly upstairs for her nightgown!'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

An Oregon man who has held office
continuously for 10 years has been ousted
because 1t is claimed that he Is not a
fully qualified citizen. A trhe late In
romedying the mistake. but we can't be
too careful about who eats at the public
crib.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01
ELopING EUGENIcALLY

Terrell Love Holiday, In Decent
pincott's.
"Oh, my heart Is futtering so
Gracia, as she reached the foot 9
ladder, and Arnold's outstretchea
Arnold placed his ear to he
and listened. Appears to be /
valve" he grnvely reported. "Y g 2
mo you were perfectly sound"
"Dr. Ippykak said that l Wi
Tended Gracia.
Silently Arnold helped her 1
car.
''Did you bring your kissing-tcr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01
THE JUDGES
From Poems by Herbert Kaufman.

Poems by Herbert Kaufman.
, HO are you that dare to Judge?
Are your own souls without smudge?
Are your lives so clean of sin
That your neighbor may look In?
Have you walked the narrow way
Where the ghosts of sorrow play?
Do you know the grief that sears
And the blindingness of tears?
Answer Him who sees the lie
Lurking in your smirking eye.
Was it you, my neighbor Snug?
Why you money madened thug,
They are waiting down In hell
Eagerly for you They know full we'll
How you've housed the spawn of vice
Pitiful and loathsome lice,
Leasing them your barracks foul
For use that made God scowL
Was it you, my neighbor Sleek?
Peter has you listed SNEAK"
Do you ever lie in bed
Thinking of the poor you've bled-
OF the widows daughters SOUL
Spent to meet your mortgage toll
OF mems honor all-agone
That you shared and kept in pawn?
Was it you. my neighbor stout?
Why you animal, you lout,
From your birth so low you've been
That you couldn't stoop to sin.
All you do Is drink and feed
Like swine and swine-like breed.
If your soul should ever wake
You would swear you had an ache.
Was 1t you, my neighbor Fair?
I'm surprised to see you there,
With the orange blossom scent
stil1 among your tresses blent
Once she was rs sure az you
That her love was staunch and true.
God knows what wild passions play
Might mako you throw all away.
Who are you that you shall say
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

The Pennsylvania railroad wants women
to give up high heels and hobble skirts.
Speaking from a woman's point of view,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

An old lady who has rounded out
century says God made her do it. Patent
medicine manufacturers must feel deeply
Inundated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

The annual livestock exposition is on in
Chicago, and 1900 animals valued at ST.
600 600 are on view. 1t is truly an object
lesson of the high price of beef
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

RAISE more livestock is the advice
given farmers by the agricultural COM
missioners of the southern states Yes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

People who think that Tammany hall is
dead simply because of one defeat un-
derestimate the recuperative powers of
political machine. A few years from
now--but why be pessimistic?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

President Wilson is going to save HIM
self a lot of hard work by not shaking
hands on New Years day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

Christmas trees can now be sent by
parcel post. We suspect that Santa Claus
will send a great many of his gifts that
way. thus saving wear and tear on his
automobile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

The Spencer case just did get out of
the way in time to give the Craig trial
a fair swing at the headlines.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

Huerta may be hoping to hang on until
our new elastic currency law goes into
effect, when there will be money for every
hodv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

Now that the fugitive Navajos have
surrendered, the blanket industry will
emerge from its period of depression.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

During a fire in Grand Rapids, Mich,
"a quantity of gunpowder, dynamite and
gasoline exploded in burning building
In the business section" Certainly danger
Gus articles to be kept in the business
section of city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

West Point hammered the tar out of
the American tars, but that is no sign
anybody else can do it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

Young stenographers are in demand.
Young and pretty they must be in great
many cases.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

Governor-elect Walsh of Massac chusetts
has decided not to accept invitations to
balls, dances, parties, church or charit-
able affairs or banquets. The only ex-
ceptions will be in cases of public bodies
when important public questions will be
discussed. IT feel that my time belongs
to the state" said the governor, land
that my energy is needed in working out
the many problemsi that will come up. OF
course there are some social affairs
that the governor should attend, but I
propose ITO reduce them to the minimum"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

The plain American people are still
busily engaged In putting away turkey
hash,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01

On Thanksgiving Day Mrs. Margaret
Kidney of Newark, n. j., was 100 years
old. She was in such good health and
so active that she. prepared the dinner
for the guests to- her birthday party
She stuffed, roasted and basted some
chickens. mashed the potatoes and pre-
pared the salad, sauces and other fea-
lures of the meal. assisted now and then
by her younger sister, Mrs. Mary Gavan,
who is 81 years old. Mr.. Kidney told
her guests that for long time 1t had
been her secret dream to attain 100 years
and have them allsto Thanksgiving dinner
on that occasion. She said that not many
weeks ago she had had a.spell of illness
and felt very weak and was fearful that
she would not realize her ambition. To
many of her friends she had formerly
confessed this fear and they made her
daily visits to give her encouragement
AS the hundredth milestone approached
her health showed marked Improvement,
and yesterday she not only was able to
cook the dinner but to partake of it with
fine appetite.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-01
TELEPHONE
ell (private exchange connectih
Mafn 1900,

We do not know that is brought to
pass under the profession OF fortnhe-
telling. ALPS Well That Ends Well.
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MISS DAWSON HELPED
CALM THE FEMALES

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. = Captain
Henry F. Weeden OF the Matson llnet
Lurline, had a capable aid In the per
son OF Miss Rose c. Dawson Of Homo
lulu. during the storm which The
steamer rode through YESTERDAY.
which at times threatened to do serI-
Gus damage to the vessel.
Miss Dawson, though she admitted
today she was shaking inwardly while
che did 1t, presented cool front "a
the excited women aboard yesterday.
end while the waves were shaking the
ship every minute, Gained her friends
With her expressions Of confidence as
to the safe harbor almost in sight
Miss Dawson is woman Of lone
experience in public life. For the last
ten years she has been humane o.
f1cer OF Honolulu. Natives at beth
extremes of the island know Of her
for her humanitarian works.
Accompanying Miss Dawson Is T.
year-oid boy, native Of the Philip
zines, who Is heefavorfte Of family
of four proteges Miss Dawson has res
cued during her term OF office. Con,
dido Labrador is the name Of tha
swarthy youngster. who Is as faithful
TO Miss Dawson as can be. The boys
father and mother were killed In the
island war eight years ago. He was
kidnapped and taken to Honolulu.
where he was virtually made a slave
and forced to do mans work on
plantation Miss Dawson says the
hov Wae q mass of ctttq and hruiooa a.
the result Of beatings by the ranch
foreman when he was rescued by the
humane society.
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ODD FELLOWS
HEAR sermon

The Triple Links was the sub
ject OF an address delivered BY Rev.
r, Elmer Smith al a special service
held in the First Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday evening under the aus
pices of the united Odd Fellows'
lodges. The lodges represented a.
the service included Canton Oahu. No.
!; Polynesian Encampment. No. 4:
Excelsior Lodge. No. I: Harmony
Lodge. No. 3: Pacific Rebekah Lodge.
No. l, and Olive Branch Rebekah
Lodge No. 2, The church was bear
tifully decorated with flowers and pot.
ted ferns for the occasion. and prior
to the address special musical pro
gram was rendered
Taking as his text "The Soul OF
Jonathan was knit with the Soul 81
David, and Jonathan loved him as bis
own Soul" Sam. 1871. and "Ionafh.
an told David. saying. Saul. nv father.
seeketh to kill thee" Sam 1872. Mr.
Smith spoke In part as follows:
The avowed purpose of American
Odd Fellowship Is ito visit the sick.
relieve the distressed, bury the dead.
and educate the orphan" Over S.
100000 was expended bysour order IN
the world last year.
The United States grand lodge ha1
established grand lodges in all the
states and territories. The growth
OF the order has been remarkable n
1903 there were 81 grand lodges and
1927 subordinate lodges. having q 70.
tai membership OF 1.229. $50. The pres
ent world membership Is 2.07S.6So. /
have become interested in a study 81
the manual OF our order. find mum
Der OF things In the manual which
please me. viii mention few of
them.
81 find that our manual says that
all spirituous, vinous and malt ~
qnors shall be excluded from the lodEo
rooms and ante-rooms. OF halls con
nected with, or adjoining thereto.
am glad that we thus rule out or ex.
clude from our lodge rooms and halls
liquid fire and distilled damnatIon'
believe another thing II true. and
that Is, that the majority Of Odd Eel
lows exclude this burning pol1on
from their lives and their homes.
trust that all the Odd Fellows before
me are among that number.
1.-The second Of the triple links u
the link of love- 4 am glad 70 find
this link In your short chain. It a
your avowed purpose to improve and
elevate the character Of man, and o.
enlarge the sphere Of his affections.
This IL certainly noble purpose aud
one worthy of any organization. This
is true recognition Of the brother
hood OF man.
The last of the triple links' Il The
link OF truth. The inestimable value
of truth Is strikingly suggested In th1
last part Of our text: Jonathan tod
David, saying. Saul. my father seeE-
eth TO kiii thee. David was saved
from a premature death because Jon1
than kept telling him the truth con.
corning his fathers efforts to kin
him.
by becoming members of the odd
Fellows you enter into an especInI
covenant to enIighten the mind Of
man.
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KANAWAI 5
HE :KANAWAI

Pill ANA KA HooKUU ANA KIrRE MAHoPE KE kH1A
ANA, E HooLoII ANA I KA PAUKU 1875 0 MA KANAwAII
HooPoNoPoNo HoUIA HAWAII.
E Hoohooia ka AhdoleIo lie Teritore Hawdii:
P.rKU l. O ka Pauku 1915 o ma Kanawa Hooponopono
Houia Hawaii kea ke hoooa ne heluhelu al penei:
'Pauku 177j. IA hOOkuuia al inoa kaheaa
kea keia Aha HookookOo Kaapuni ole unakanawal
Iaha ka manawa manaoia he pono kupono hama pea,
ka ka loh ka manawa koe Ike kau anne
ka ike like ka hoohanaa krc ia hlkl no
hOokuua kea kea poe inoa kaleaia ole heluna ma
kure, maope ko lakou kaheaa kahca hon aku poe
inoa ho ole poe pakui hon mai al knre kahea hon
Ia aku al like ka nui ka kauohaa maoko
ka mokuna no ka hoopau ana ma hama Ike kan"
PArKU 2 mana no keia kanawai mai a nahope aku ka
la kona aponoia
.Aponoa keia la II Maraki, 4. d. 1913.
":"...-* WALTER F. FREAR.
Kiaana Q Ike Teritore Hawaii.
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KANAWAI 8
HE KANAWAI

HooLoLI ANA A PAUKU 2207 KANAwAII HooPoNo-
HoUIA HAwAn, LIKE HooLoLHA + IKE
KANAwAI AZ KANAwAI 0 KE KAU 1907
E Hoohooia ka AhaoleIo o ke Teritore Hawaii:
PAuEu l. O ka Pauku 2207 Kanawai Hooponopono
GHouia Hawaii like la hooola Ike Kanawa AZ ma
Kanawa Ike Kau 1907 keia Ike hooloia nei helulelu
al pencil:
"Pauku 2207. Ma mea kupono ma Aelke. / mea e ku
al Ike kanawai ka aeke mare he pono aoe pill oana
oil aku Ike dekee cha Ike kane hoi
kona al aole emf tho malalo nkumamawalu
makahiki kona kahiko ka wahine aoe emf tho
alo umkunamalna makahki kona kahiko; ka ma
kea aole he wahine ma Ike kanawai
Ike kane ola ka wahne aoe hoi kane ma
Ike kanawa ola ana aoe no hoi XII Ike kanawai kekah
maoko keia Teritore ka lakin ole no ka
hooko ia oaa ho mai ka akena mai hookohu
ponoa haawi lakin loko ka apana hookookoo
kahi malamaia al ana la
PAUKU 2 E mana kea Kanawa mai mahope aku 0 ka la
kona aponoia
Aponoa keia la Marak A. d. 1918.
.~.-: ~.."= WALTER F. FREAR,
Kiaana o Ike Teritore Hawaii.
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KANAWAI g
HE KANAWAI

Z HooLoLI ANA KA PAUKU 1893 KANAwI HooPoNo-
HoUn o HAWAII, LIKE IA HooLoLIIA KE
KANAwAI 80 o Ma KASAwAI o KAU o 1907, Pill ANA
INA KIuLE AME KA HooKoLoKoLo ANA MA o Ma KIULE
La @= -.
E H0ohooia ka 4haolelo 0 ke Teritore 0 Hawai:
PAUKu l. o ka Pauku 1893 ka Mokuna 10 ma Kama
wal Hooponopono Houa Hawa,.e like me ia hooola
ke Kanawai 80 Kanawa Ike Kau 1907 keia Ike hoo
lolita nei heuheu al pene: =#
"Paukn 1913. Heuna @ ka uku o kiue aha hoo
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BEST LINIMENT

For cuts and bruises there is moth
ing equal to Chamberlain Pain Balm.
1t not only relieves the pain almost
instantly. but 1t is an antiseptic lini-
ment and when applied promptly
causes the wound to heal without any
danger Of blood poison, You can not
afford to be without 1t in your home.
For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
& Co., agents for Hawaii.
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DIR. Friedman has begun the treat
ment of tuberculosis patients in this
country but has met with undisguised
scorn from New York physicians.
They claim his knowledge Of bacteri-
ology incomplete, that he uses unclean
instruments and that he has selected
only the most trifiing OF cases to work
on
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Governor Mann Of Virginia refused
to commute the sentences of Floyd
Allen and his son who were CON
demned to death for the shooting up
of the HillsyiIIe court house year
ago. Both men will be eiectrocuted
March %.
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kANAWAI 7
HE KANAWAI

HooPoNoPoNo ANA KA HooHANAIA ANA o Ma KULA Ar
ILoKo TERIToRE HAWAII.
E Hooholoia e ka Ahaolelo ke Teritore HawGii:
PAUKU /. f haawiia me ka hamama oa ma makaainana
kupa Ike Tertore Hawaii ka hoohana mea ku
Ike kanawa hale kula ka ehehu punt Ike Terore Oko
bora waiho waleia ka hoohana ole la hama
hoonaauao aka nae haawi mai ka paha
loaa ka mai ka Papa Lunakai aia hoi ka ma
lama hale Ia, palapala haawi ka moi
ka ae ka manawa hoikea mai al ua ku Ike kanawa
makemakeia e ka mea moi
PAUKu 2. mana kea Kanawai mai mahope aku ka
la kona aponoia
Aponoa kea la 6 olMarak A. d. 1913.
MATTER F. FREARs
Kiaana o Ike Teritore Hawaii.
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KAAAWAI 3
HE KANAWAI

f HooMAoPoro ANA UKU ANA Ma koI "WAT
HoNA DAIA PAKE.
HOohood la 4haolelo he Teritore Hdwdii:
PArKU 1. O ka heluna 0 ST. $3.50 ole ka helnna
manaoa lava mai loko kea, keia Ike hoo
kaawalea nei mai dala oko ka Wahona oaa mai
loaa laua no ka uku koi ka ''Waihona daa a
Pake" ma Ike like loina hoomaopopoa maoko
Ike Kanawa aponoa Aperia %, 1903 ka hoomaopopo
ka maama ana, hoomau anne ka uku Ike daa
i ikeia ma Ike ano "Waihona daa ma Pake."
PAUKU 2 O ma koi apau daa iloko ole haawiA
aku ka 'Wahona Pake" ole hookaaWaleia paha
kea Kanawa waiho oleia mai Iuai 1914, ka
hooiaio hoomaopopoia maloko Ike Kanawa oeoa
Apera 2S 1903 kne oa la aku ka pau OLE
PAUKu g. ! ka manawa ma ko oleloia waihoa mai al
hooaio ia hoi kuke hoakaka Ike Kanawai oleloia
Aperia % 1903, kea Kanawa pu hoi ukua Ike koena
aku hooilo oea kea haawina hanaa keia Kanawai
pan no Ia "*. Ill.,. i. H.. ..~.~
PAUKU t. E keia Kanawai kona
aponoia al ~. :.~"- r.. -#'
Aponoa keia la Maraki A. D. 1913.
WALTER F. FREAR,
Kiaana o Ike Teritore Hawaii
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kANAWAl 6
HE KANAWAI

HooLoII ANA NE kASAwAI p o Ma kANAwA KE KAT
1907, kAPMA He KANAwAI HoorAKELE Ana
"a KEIKI MAI A HooMAINoIxoIA ANA.
Hooholod Ia 4haolelo he Teritore Hdraii:
PArKU l. 0 Ike Kanawai 81 Kanawa Ike Kan 1907,
kapaia He Kanawa ka hoopakele Keik mai ka
Hoonainoinoa ana, kea Ike hooola ne ka paku
aku pauku ikeia "Pauku Ia" peneia
''Pauku Ia. ka Man no ka hooohe ka hoohoo
ana hihia ulu mai maalo kea Kanawi keia
Ike hoihoia nei maluna Lunakanawa Apana maluna
Lunakanawai Kaapun noho ana Ike he Aha
poe 90 OLE me ka hoohalahala ma Ike kiure, like
ka hoomaopopo a ke kanawai mauna hiha ku-
pono hookolokoloia mua o ka Lunakanawai Apana"
PAUKU 2. no keia Kanawai mai a mahope akin ka
la kona aponoia
Aponoia keia la 4 Marak A. d. 1913.
WALTER F. FREAR,
Kiaana o Ike Teritore Hawaii.
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KANAWAl 4
y.
HE KANAWAI

HooLoLI ANA KANAwAI 1O4 0 Ma KANAwA o KE KAU
O 1911, PIII ANA Ma HooL1Lo AHA KAAPUNI
E Hoohooid kd Ahaolelo he Teritore HaWGit:
PAuKu T. O ka Pauku 0 Ike Kanawai 104 ma KanaWai
Ike Kau 1911 kea Ike hooola nei ka pakui ana
aku keia maao tho mel kela hapa mahope aku hua
olelo "Aha Kaapuni Eha "a tho huaolelo "Aha
Kaapuni Elma," ...=... &.
Kakauolelo ($1500O) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 10000
Kakauolelo-pokole (S14OOO) .............. $4,000
Kokua Kakauoeo Maheleolelo Eee ($115Oo) $4,000
Ma Hooilo ka Aha Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Ma Puke kanawal .........,..... ouooo
Maama ana Aha Hookookoo o Poe 90 Ole..... 10000
Maka Hoopololei ($75O0) Observation-Disclosures. 10000
-
PAuKr 3 keia Kanawai ka la 1 Iulai, 1913.
Aponoa i keia la 4 o Maraki, A. d. 1918 IL.
WALTER F. FREAR
..~ -. Kaaina o Ike Terore Hawaii.