The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-26

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Grafton are far better equipped 70
hav" III" benefit Of the experience o
fh0s" who have gone before. You hav
/ tn" adN"nfHg" Of educational facilIti'
Nhl'h equal those "nloYed by tn
Young P"opi" Of the mainland Of tn
, n't"d states, This, il is hoped, vo
t"''N rrn'z". This. Il is hoped, yor
ar" proud OF and thankful for. This
II - hoped, You have determined f.
ma =" IN" very best use Of. not onl,
NhlIe attending school, but in nfte
nf'. M"ch you may find in Hawaiian
history TO tie proud Of. especially in tn,
fh"ftS made with success by the Ka
m"hamehns 10 establish in these Island
sound system Of government founded
upon safe and just principles, and wei
suited TO the conditions of the countr,
and rs inhabitants. Also in III" "arl'
recognition OF the rights Of freedom o
Si""rh "nh ~ conscience. and in thu
" ..n,!l OF eP"nI and 'mPar'l"
Lv the rronIe Of ths matboJs 81 a;,';
Hzotior
A uo., ,
"lliOl "Aos"n
MEM lh EP drink OF the bitter wa
t"rs: ms slogan was typical Of thu
"afhke time III which 1t was uttered
yer IT ~ lust as appropriate in time
or peace and contentment. You know
'bat II YOU are not going forward mo
rally materially and intellec tually, yol
are ably going backward. Stagna
hon means retrogression. Indeed, il
times or peace and plenty people are
aPt 7" become individually proud and
Ihuluereht. raise PRIDE and lndIfer
ehc". II they become common in any
people, may endanger the very life Of
me nation OF which they are citizens
r""h "t on" Of needs the c"mmanr
FORWARD every day or our lives
me llte OF the land is perpetuatrd in
righteousness, was thr motto adopted
by hamrhameha ILL., 1t reflected thu
maturing or the plan FOR an rnhRhten
Ell system OF government for Hawaii
Good Example Followed
The tree pIsnted Nv Grant Komoho
mcba was bcoinn;po - hnor fr,,;t IT,,
vounQ King like b;s iIustr;ou. fothor
ayoiIed himself of tho oc,ico os.;st
ancc and exnerienca of the host avail
able for.iyncrs omopo u.bou h,
mentioned tho tbeD Touno man NJ,
Charles 4 Rishon II va. drrirG III,
nrosn.rous op1 nro,raa.;,.o ,a;e 49,,
Rernice Pouabi araw into womonhnaJ
In the old DAYS the common neonle and
tbn women az oil c,oosns bad h,,nn tni
down bv the wc;oht of the t.hm svs
fem Rut tho ,boIitior Of tbot s,...a,,
and the iptrodpct;or of chri.t;on;t,
and cducation b,d ononod tho ,,o,, :,
civilized enHohtrrmont and ,roaroa.
Alreadv the Hovni;on woman b.I forI,
ed to the front and reached the vrrI
t"p OF the ladder the ChI"fesses Kaa
humrru' NHpl"lanl' hlnHu. k"kauluOh
ana Namamalu, women who courageous
" assumed responsibility and did their
dulN wei. Even ms the kings and
'hletesSes or a time gone by made tn,
most or thflr opportunities so SHOULD
YOU Young Hawallnns of today make
~" most OF yours. You have the abil
ny why not ueEel"P II TO nigh state
OF emcl"ncS' ho"uIu l.ohm --'' Re
Wv" IN" rae" is thr inscription Oven
'h' entrance OF Puhhc hulldlng which
was rrcct"h IN N" r"'"n OF KING kala
khuh. IN inns adm"nIll"n "" see that
the Ming realized til" need of rXrrtior
on the part "i ms people I" stay the
'nr""dS MhIrh C1S"na", Int'mprrnn"'
ana careleSsn'sS Nrr" making upon
theIr numbers. he need Of persistent
continue" ana lnttIllgent rXrrtlon on
Ihe part or the hawnnan people is full
" as evident now ns It was when the
inscription was placed upon the build
w.. JUST =" IS II necessary on the part
or the people or any race who desire to
h"Ih Ih'lr OWL IN thIs strenuous world
Road To Failure
4 polirv or h ,I,it of rooI.ct inJ;T.r
c"rn or indoI4ncc ron result n,Ly ia
failure in life Constont exert;on :,
the incvitahIe uric. If ,dyononnoa =,
and orhirvpnent in uhoto,o. s,l,.,r,, -,
life Won NAV move Th4 future ~ ,ht
Hawaiian r,rr AZ a factor IN thna,
beautiful Isl,uds ,n,, ho,o,l.,,d ~
dcnpDd LARGELY imam tho irt,l1i,,ont an
dcayors of Won youuo n.u and ynun,
women Of Eamrh,m.Ln WIN ,riJo ~
ancestry. rrsprrt of PARENTS and I,y,