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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-13
MUST FILE "PHOTO''
With Application 20 Take Civil Ser.
vice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
dent Cowl Talks

dent CoWl Talks.
When YOU shall have made applica-
ton TO take the civil service cNamina-
ton In this city next September YOU
must file Photograph of yourself
taken within the past two years with
your application or you cannot take
the examination.
This is the new ruling OF the gov
eminent and the reason is given by
statement made yesterday by John l..
COwl, superintendent OF mails OF the
Wheeling postoffice and who conducts
all civil service examinations In this
district Mr. Ccwl said For some
time past there has been suspicion
on part of the civil service department
OF the government that some persons
who II is alleged obtained positions in
the service had not done so on their
own merits and an Investigation in Ger
tain parts OF the country revealed the
fact that In number OF instances
friends OF tho applicants had taken the
examination IN the name Of the person
applying for the position. and. having
passed the examination. the applicant
was credited with their standings and
had been given the position, 4 mum
her OF persons have been caught At
this violation with the result that those
holding positions were discharged ard
those taking the examinations may DO
indicted and convicted Of conspiracy. a"
The new notices sent ont by the
government read In part. Each appli-
cant will he required 10 submit 10 the
examiner photograph Of himself
taken within two years. Examiners at
the time the examinations are held
must verify the photographs and Ger
ufy TO the civil service department
that the person taking the examination
is the same
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-13

at home and enjoy the high class edu-
cational features The Chautauqua Is
just this concluded the speaker. An
entertainment that entertains AZ the
same time 20 cdIcates. and educates a.
the same time 10 entertains Could
one ask for anything more pleasant
and enjoyable"
The members Of the " ". c. a.
who have made 30 possible for Wheel
inc 10 have weeks cultured enter
tainment. are elated az the anticipated
success Of tho affair Tickets have
sold rapidly and an o. being gotten
10 shape for the opening day. Thura-
day. when the drst number of tue SIX
headliners. George l. McNutt. the
'Dirner.pan Man" will speak on
Thursday This man McNuti has had
q wonderful career. and if you wish 10
know something about him. read tho
following
Handled a Wheelbarrow.
on Tho morning ~ Labor Day. nvp
years ago. George l. NcNutf tho
"Dinuerpal Mon appeared a. tho
foot ~ Frcdrr.rk'a Peak ln the far
West where a huge dam and lake
were being constructed
Can you handle n whoelbarrowT"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-13
YEAR IN JAIL
Samuel 5ershof Given Long ser
tenee on Charges o. HabitusI
Drunkenness and Disturb
mo the pearc

Samuel Berghod was arraigned BE-.
fore Squire Hobbs yesterday after.
neon on a charge Of being an hahitual
drunkard and a chronic disturber OF
the peace. For this widespread
charge he was sent 20 Jail for Sos
days. which makes almost one year
He was Immediately committed to
the bastile and started on his sen.
tence. Berghof is well known char
acter Of the city and has figured more
than once In the records Of the po
lice department. sam had nothing
To say. other than taat whiskey had
given him a mighty hard ride
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-13
CHAUTAUOUA TO
OPEN THURSDAY
WHEELING TO BE ENTERTAINED
FOR WEEK BY FIRsT.cLAss
AFFAIR
George L. MoNutt. the "Dinner-Patl.'
the Initial Number Of the SIX
Hesdliners

Said a well known local man yes.
terday In speaking of tho Rcdpatn
Chautauqua. which opens FOR one
week In this city Thursday
The Chautauqua here should be- n
Rarnd success Tn every way and
have every reason 20 think that 90
will b. a success Many people have
no heaitancy n Eoing % nearby
cities 20 see operas which cost them
several times me price ~ r. season
ticket FOR the Chsutauqua. each mum.
Der ~ which is equally ss good ana
IN many cases better. 20 why not Ftay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-13
CERTIFICATES TO
MANY TEACHERS
NEARLY PITY IN OHIO COUNTY
hCCCE5SruL IN NECENT
EXAMINATIONS
rour WIZ Ne Awarded No. I Certificates
No hensWala OF Specials
Have Hesn Rscsfved

'.Artf Superintendent uf ~ .asls y
pr l-aE-ar yesterday announced tnt N-i
'I TEACHERS Who were -sEEs-sfaI Del fnH
recent tFurhers. urffnrrf rNHufIrafinrH.
I'D. let includes four Wra uera avarr
90 No cerfIHeIffE and fuHff-ruur Who
IN-eINe either 80. Ur ~ 9 Ufrf Ifcafes.
81. Toe. her- rvcsit ilE ~. -srtincatsss
Narl Jean Arm Allen mckee
rir"uE olive Hunter
lucia e. HueIer
The Nsf % persons receiving either
80. or 80 r rUrffHrafa4 frffnua
Jessie ~ Hrnmrr Frrre TEg.Hfs
llnfd = Blake Nnrt Nrrrsr
.ffli AAlNFrf Narsffl smith
INNS fnuleId FORREST -.NufaHk
2. nlr % frtightu- Harsf Sprursr
Grover e.. fraw ford ELMER smear
Belle Anna Dotits NIfuan. W.r.r
.rihAr fulit EumH Wilkinson
Nefa Fletcher 'i1dp Mifrhs1
irwin 80 Garrett tsn4rIa- il.a4r..~
II homas HauEhf Dksv YaHa
hafles Lancaster NarCaref Baird
-at i.oNeh" Alice Refmsr
rtia Mason tnrris o. Nurch
n"n,t- Henry Florence Gitnsua
~ p RANGES Mckee ?. Albert EaIEnt
ii.Natd MctnN Joseph HsIf
Albert Nlckerann Mabel D. ,f..-.
Nl-- i..l 'uN'rNIrA Emma o. Morgan
Nesta Price
so returns for renewal or special GER
iircate= have been received.
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Army Transport
BetUeen Bases
Too Slow to Win

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SKATER. June 10.-The
navy has shot another large torpedo
under the army transport in the way
OF a baseball defeat to the tune of 10
to 6. Errors by the ftnoHs "Artiee
Hoffman and the old reliable Halo
ran were responsible for the downfall.
The officers from the Maryland Jour-
neyed to Fort Shafter yesterday after
noon, and after seven hard Innings OF
bum baseball came out victorious.
Glass arms were very much in evil
dence and caused considerable amuse-
ment for the spectators, among whom
we're many ladies from Shafter and
Honolulu.
The navy used three pitchers-Hen-
ry. vinson and Hintze- and all three
we're alright while they lasted. Char
lie Lyman was on the mound for the
army with Edgerly at the receiving
end.
After the game all adjourned to the
clubrooms, where the extra innings
were played Ge ~ e4i 80 tfn.
Lieut. Saunders was on hand and
stopped into the CORY ring after all
vas over and issued def to the
Army or Navy or both or any combina-
ton, including the Coast Artillery, in
the name or the 25th Infantry Off.
GERS.
"Artie" Hoffman accepted the chal.
lenge in the name OF the combined
services and the game will be played
at Schofield at an early date.
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COMMUNICATED
"SOM { FISH,"

HONOLULU, June 9.-Here is the
formula for a real live fishing trip for
any Isaac Walton who will spend
week end at Wahiawa.
Motor or train to Wahiawa Saturday
afternoon, put up at the Wahiawa no.
tel, where your genial host, Herr
kruse, will stay that hungry feeling
with fresh vegetables, Strawberries
as big as a quarter on the side, and
grown right where you can see them.
Get into your bed at at $3.50 after in
speeding your tackle and setting your
alarm clock for 4 a. m. You will
arise in the cool Wahiawa morning
air feeling fit as fiddle. Your next
move is to set your tackle, artificial
bait, scoop net or Just plain water
bucket such as we had, and hike off
down the road for about two hundred
yards to the boat, which you will find
locked and awaiting your excited key.
You will find the Wahiawa, dam
waters as smooth as mill pond at
this early hour. Get into the boat,
let out your line about $50 feet and
start trOwling. II your luck holds your
reel will soon hum with a strike and
II you use care in handling your line
you may land seven FOUNDER like
the one we secured, or a ten FOUNDER
if you are lackier than we were
The season for black bass opened
the first of June and after you have
had your two hours morning expert
ence you will say that Hawaii offers
"A grand wocE pDd 0utinU within 2l
miles Of Honolulu for anyone who
loves the sport of a singing reel and
a daybreak on the plains.
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6oehlino Is improved Pitcher.

Joe BoehlinC undoubtedly is tho most
improved pitcher the Washington cIH!r
has had In Years, II" is finished how
in every respect, fields his position veil.
has good motion to first ana n<; :
good Judgment in pitching t" varin;s
batters. Griffith LOOKS for HIM I" bet:
his record Of two years ~" "ArH L.
won twelve straight That vas ia
1al3- aTsally the first Rear that .Io.' 49,
getting. major league education,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-10
NAP RUCkER
Is Considered
ABOUT THROUGH
IBy Latest MALL

BROOKLYN, N Y. Brooklyn
fans" as we'll as Wilbert Robinson,
manager OF the Dodgers. are much
worried over the form displayed this
season by Nap" Rucker, formerly one
OF the best, If not the star, southpaw
in the National League. Z.
In his rOur games this season he. has
been taken out OF the box each con-
test before Il was finished His only
victory was i'm an exhibition game,
when he pitched the Dodgers to a vic
tory over the Yankees, the score be-
ing 5 20 o. although NAP twirled only
six innings. ". F.
Rucker last year took part in Is
games, only five of which were com
plete. He was credited with winning
seven and losing six, pitching in 104
innings. An injury early in the 1914
season put him out of commission,
and he was not himself again.
Has Made Poor Showing this Year.
During the spring training reports
were sent from the training camp that
Rucker gave promise of being in his
old-time form. He worked faithfully
and was apparently i'm the best Of
physical shape. His showing In the
four league games in which he has
participated to- date Indicate, lIowev-
er, that his left arm is still far from
right. He lacks steam, and his con-
trof at times is wabbly. The decep-
tive slow ball, with its bewildering
shoot, is far from being effective.
Warm weather may remedy these
faults, but the supporters in Brooklyn
are dubious.
Fuckers first game was against the
Giants on April Is, at the Polo
grounds. NAP" started and pitched
seven innings. He was taken out when
the score was to against the Dodg-
ers and the Giants had made eight
hits off him. "a
Clients Bumped Him Early.
In his second game, also against
the Giants, but at Ebbets field, on
April %. he lasted only two innings.
He was hit for four safeties, and the
score was 3 to o when he retired The
Dodgers won out by 6 to g.
On April 81 Rucker twfrled against
the Quakers in Philadelphia. He quit
in the seventh after the Fhillies had
made 10 hits. The score was D to 2
at the time. -
In the first game against the Cubs,
after a two weeks rest, NAP" re
ceited terrific lacing. being pound
cd for Ii safeties. including homer,
triple. four doubles and eight sin
giles. He was taken out in the eighth.
being beaten to 1, the Dodgers scor-
ing run in their half OF the eighth.
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first.class baseball PLAYER.

is a first-claSs baseball player.
Punahou and Stanford will both
lave their usual infielders, and some
great rivalry will be shown. Sadtler
telt he did not do himself justice last
game, while Peden. on first, is in the
fight every minute For Stanford Tom
Workman says the whole crowd are
fit
The game. as stated above, will be
started at o'clock sharp in order TO
let the people get out to- Waikiki to
see the last OF the Hawaiian pageant.
The Oahu League is ready to an
nounce definitely that the University
OF California will he here. This is in
spite of the fact that the fans have
not given the league the support it de-
serves. 1t seems a pity that the
games are not better attended. There
is one thing, however. that has moi
been sufficiently emphasized. and
that is that the local teams are play
ing Class A ball Their fielding Is
good. batting very strong and the
pitching is better than Stanfords The
fan always expects the visiting team
10 win, and when II doesn't he is in
clined to be disappointed. The local
teams can not be blamed for beating
Stanford. They are in the game for
all IL is worth, are working every min
ute and putting up fine baseball.
California has been fully informed
of the situation here and Capt. bod
son yesterday sent Castle the follow.
ing wireless:
Bringing our best team; extra
pitchers; will win" ......
Saturday Stanford plays the ALI
krmy team again, and Sunday there
will be double-header, the Portu-
guese and Army teams playing the
opener, while Stanford and st. Louis
will furnish the second contest.
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PUNAHOU TO GO AFTER THE
STANFORD TEAM TOMORROW
Castles Players Tired Of Being in The ngorous Minority
of onWnnerS, While Cardinal CoegisnS Say They Have
Lost Their Last Game Dur ing Their Stay in Honolulu

Batting order for tOmorrow's game
Stanford-Statford. %; Maple. IS;
Workman. lb; Den. {; Downing. Of;
Day. If; NoCnan, IF; Stevens, 3b;
Hoover, p.
Punahou-sadtler. 2b; Argabrite
Il; Lrewer, IS; Akana, IF; Peden, lib;
Baldwin, 3b; Henshaw. c; Brown, p;
Gay, Desha. H.
Stanford and PunahOu meet tomor.
row afternoon sharp at 3 o'clock in
the second game Of their series at
Moiliili field. The first game was
won by Stanford 10 in what has prov
cd to be the best game OF the Stan.
ford series SO far. That game was a
pitchers battle between Hoover md
Castle, and Hoover has been kept in
wraps all this week in anticipation OF
the second meeting. He certainly
pitched fine ball that day and the
Cardinal followers believe lie can re.
peat. 3D.
Manager Castle will. in all probahH-
fly, use Midget" Brown in the box.
This yotingster has been pitching
great ball lately and he viii make the
Stanford batters go some. He and
Henshaw work well together. With
Brown in the box Akana will be NOV.
ed from left to right fSld. Left field
wfll be filled by either Gay or Jack
Desha, probably each playing part OF
the game. This will be Jack Desha S
first appearance in Honolulu for
years. He played fast bali here with
the old Punahous, the original "P, A.
Cs," for the Portuguese Athletic Club
was unknown in those days. Jack
went en- to Harvard and there played
first-ciass ball ON tlle varsity team at
shortstop He was one Of the fast
est infieidcrs Harvard hads but was
a weak sticker. II is pity that Jack
cannot remain here longer because he
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hol, w. Nicely Ord Dept
L. (Breveted CoopeL3 e ~ kt 3
Charles B.. "a
eutCOionei0 Capt Henry Gieson, o. NJ c.
w. Chief O. M. - re
(Brevetted Lieut. -Coonef)
j. Adygsn, Capt Leo L. Sexton Med Dept
to J. d. Doughety, Infantry.
Observation-Disclosures OFFICE 80
Lieut. w. c. Whitener, A.. InspeeerInttfoetor.
REeIMENTAL. FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS, 1sT INF.
Lieut. Col William r. Riley. Mas William d. Z.
Schader Adt LIST Lieut. John w kanaehoo Adj
OSu1ivan, O. NJ I'd Lieut. George H. Curnmnga q n
NJ Camara s. A. r Maj Merle M johnson Isl ba.
Ad
End Bat Chaplain Valentn Faneu tCaDE)
LIST Lieut. L. A. X. Evans, Adt
coMFANiEs STATIONED At HONOLULU.
Company Lieut. I. K cushnshsm Thurs
day, 1870 p
COMPANY Paul Super I'd Lieut.
Stevenson "Wednesday, 1870
Company Manuel SouSa Friday,
1880 m.
Company DCapt W. " Kolb list Lieut. Teave),
Lieut. Schaefer Wednesday 7:15 m.
NJ Lieut. John Hos ID Lsut Geo. W.
Baker. Monday. 1880 p, m
Company NJ R. HoughtaIng I'd Lieut.
J. Lemon. Tuesday, 73 p. x
K Kane LIST Lieut. H K Kane ID Lieut. ".
Monday 1880 J. p
Redngton Lieut. j. C. Lo ID Lieut. G. 4 Ano
Tuesday Ills m.
w. Cook, HeuE W.
AHA, E. K Chung THURSDAY, 1880 p 10.
Baaion)-Capt s. H. Ware LIST
McCalum. Wednesday 1880 IN.
. STATIONED ON MAUI q. -..afz.-a
Company -WaiuKu-Capt chfnsWorth.
I'd Lieut.. r. K Wilcox. . "a 8
Company L-Iahana-Capt w. Young W.
STATIONED HAWAII.
Company Morehead I'd Lieut.
MEDICAL OFFICERS WITH sAniTARy TROOPS
n KIhnnrne r ana N "
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+ Photo by American fress Association.
aASaaER' PIT MORAN OF THE PH1IL1E.
lssrfnIciItprirst class. and the who'll
team secfna to hit the old horsehidi
rather consistently. ~ =.
This opilIiou;is backed only by prece
dent. Former. phil teams in the
past thirty eight years have started
well and gradually wOrmed out OF
.'pac!I :pfyihe pennalft before the dog
days. Philadelphia fans cOncede that
much. but this one time the Qta6er
Ciiys writer's differ. with them. On the
other hand. Old Man Dope may liz
!;aiikins Ills aTguhfent solely on what
Phil te,lssi did in former years.
= ':2h!s year maE mean an exception
iiarau hts his men in there lighting
syery minute. That's what wins ball
c;iiucs: III they can continue on their
toes asatheyi hatsx7tHke the chances
that won for. thrpl; successes against
the strong eastern teams and fight just
dS hard 'ag;IinSt the western citIlE they
viii he. uTE there; tQI top at the finish.
On paper as II team the phils look just
as good now @:iS any set of the Tencr
circuit The. "blhwt'' Of the team may
come: it may come t" any collection Ut
ball tossers But isn't il possible that
this year-the thirty!ninth Of the Phil
is an exception to the. rule of Dac
sliding By philadelphia?
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PLAN LONG MoTORBOAT RACE.
FraiI Craft to Start From New York
! and Run to Frisco.

Probably the greatest power boat
race ever held in the world will start
from the Atlantic Yacht club ut Sea
Gate. New York. ON Oct. |. with the
finish several thousand miles away. at
the Panama-P Pacific exposition grounds
at San Francisco. the route being by
way Of the Panama canal
There have been so called long races
before. notably that oft, repeated one
to Bermuda and the Philadelphia lila,
;vana event. but in distance there has
been none that will compare With the
coming race. Ten thousand dollars
has been appropriated for prizes for
the race.
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httP An EYE On
MORARS PH|LL|E
Irish Pat and His Quaker BO
Stirring Up Things.
TEAM LOOKS VERY STROH|
Philadelphia Aggregation Hitting t
Pill at Great Rate-Pnchins STAFF G
ing WeH-May Surprise Fans, Ii
Braves Last Season.

1t is. moved. seconded and carrie
without a dissenting vote from Il
Ancient Order Of Loyal Fandom tn
Fat Moran's froIicking PhiIlics n
the huge surprise of the baseball III
verse. and the Philadelphia fans ha'
had to I've content with wait un
next year" for the past thirty-ciG
seasons Now Is their time To who'
It up. and whoopfng it up they arc.
Old Man Dope arises to remark tn
MOran'S Scnrching Phils are due to-
tie tohoggan ant heroine addicted
the Iosin. ways Jf former Philadelpll
National Ieagne teams along about {
middle Of IuIy! Pc MrineS that I
I'hils arc u fighting combination. pta
ing the brand nf hail that brought t,
Braves from ilTr cellar 10 Il wnrlt
championship last year: have The gro;
est pitcher OF modern tines in Groy
cleveland Alexander and are al
tmudnh Ivy wise; cid Pat Moran.
asserts the outticid is rather nifty. d
pitc hing STAFF pretty good. catching :
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YACHT COLUMBIA IS
BOUGHT BY A NEW
YORK RESTAURANTEUR

IAssociated Press by Federal wirelessl
NEW YORK, N. Y. June 10.-The
yacht Columbia, twice the successful
defender of the Americas Cup in in
ternatioral yacht races, was sold yes
terday for SIS, 200 to a restaurant pro
prietor. The yacht w;ll be broken UP
Portions of the bronze from the hull
and the aluminium deck fixtures viii
be distributed as souvenirs to the
diners al the restaurant of the Colum
has new owner.
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! Fight i.
Before November
Trophies Make II Necessary
ampion to Return Home and !
up All Claim to the Belt

10 accept small purse
d by the club rather than give
he title and belt. which would
Y defeat at an outside arena
might be in a position to offer
ger purse.
ps Had to Defend Title.
ther condition was that a belt
q was obliged to defend his tro-
! demand Of the club. but fail
Lbattle in three years the belt
Z become the absolute property
holder. The only other way ot
mg a Lonsdale belt. value $2500.
\, hree victories in title battles.
' conditions looked clear
lliat the time and seemed to be
to cover any emergency that
Use, but the continued absence
,iy Welsh in America has ere.
situation that did, not occur to
u b in 1909, nor apparently to
weelse until now.
Challenges ,Welsla. 80.
ha Delaney. who has disposed OF
in this country. has
i challenge for the British
S0 Ight title. but II Welsh insists
b. naming in America what will
of the Lonsdale belt?
latling to the conditions attach
lhe trophy. II will pass into
>, keeping forever by lapse Of
ahlhat is, II he remains in the
Estates until November next.
: ing three years from the date
winning battle with Matt
easithin the power OF the club to
that Welsh return before that
box Delaney or surrender the
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Pieces on the hull of the yacht Co
lumbia will be given to patrons of a
restaurant as souvenirs. according to
report. Maybe the walters are super
stitious, and insist on exchanging
bronze for silver.
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Coast League.

Nap Fuckers left arm is still far
from right" says news item ON this
page. About the width of his Shout
ders, we should say.
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Governor Whitman of New York has
notified officials of the Belmont track
that they will be held strictly account
able for any gambling at the track.
The chief executive fails to state who
the unsuccessful spectators may
hold accountable.
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!: STAR BULLETIN SPORTS
-Hii1a11 IN 10 n mn Oh o,nr,nnh,.

0IlIILLE14ALG->rs--
Hdhala Al ka Iumahoomaln
akn n" e ia j Ia Loio Kalana
e waihoia AKIN me ke Kakau-
a PHI la O ka waiho aku imna
! halawai mahope tho o ia wa.
-nnahoomalu me Mana Hnoko
loakaka ana no kama. noii ana
na ia mea."
u me h"opau. Ma ka Luna
spon" no nae o ka Papa o ma
pana . pau me ma poe lave
ga a hookOhu paha i hoakaka
E Ike aponoia no hoi, e hiki no
lku ia lakou. l ka wa o ke-
} kekahi keena, mona hoi IA
ma Ike kanawai, ma Ia Luna
/ apono o ka papa, e hookohn
hakahaka a e paa h6i i ka
9'lana, Ike ole e hoopan e id
{ a XII i Ike kanawai."
q me Mana Hooko no ka
g ka Lmnahoomalu me Mana
E lawelawe ma hama o kama
"a Papa o ma Lunakiai r. ka
oko no ka manawa, a ma ia
! c lawelawc hoi i ma oihana
! HoOko."
kekahi hoohemahema a hoo
Hooko i ka lawelawe ana i
10 o ma Pauku 1513A a me
nu kupono no ka hoopii hoo
mai ka oihana ae, elike me
H. ~.j,..
'ai mai a mahope akin o ka
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!. H. 1918. +, !.
;
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Local and Foreign
Sport Field Covered

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halawai man a H
kama hull ana man
lunakiai mahope ODE
ka lakou hui ana iC
e hoomakaia kekah! q
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papa e hookuu hooLo.
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a ole e hoopau laa h,
lnnahoomalu me MANI
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lana. Z loa iaia ka n
aupuni me M wahi oil
kele hooponoin, makaa
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e mana j ka hookoia 0 n
lei a me ka lawelawe pi
luna a mea paha malok
e ike al no kekahi aelik
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maloko o kekahi kaena,
ole e hanaia aku ana pa
paha, e hoike koke j ka
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lawelawe ia ike e lilo n,
hama ae a no ka hoopa,
anoi hoakakaia maloko
hooko e, me Ike nc
manawa kuponoI
hooia j kekahi mea nana
pala hooia hoii e kakau
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