Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-02
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ASKOLIVE VILLIERS; SHECAN TELL

with its fearful materials. Tell me
the names Of your friends-All shall
tell you and after have told you
shall claim my reward" beloved the
demon in an awful voice.
With perceptible fear In her voice
Frances recited the names Of her class
mates from whom she had not heard
for several years The witch stirred
up the seething mass in the cauldron
and said aloud" Watch closely-and
You shall see all things" Up into the
air rose hazy blue smoke. Gazing
into its midst the girls beheld Lucille
Aflague dancing most beautifully on a
Paris stage. Soft music next filled the
air. Eliza Kamakawiwoole, Agnes
Frendo and Lillian Eaea, engaged by
the Metropolitan Opera Co. appeared
in the mist.
Still gazing under the influence OF
the beautiful music the girls beheld
another change. They found them
selves looking into a school room.
Yes, it surely was the Territorial Nor
NAL and Training school in Honolulu.
A meeting Of the Grade teachers was
in session and among them were Bes.
sic Amana, Sarah Kaaha, Lily Chi and
Hannah Chang. Tie four of them
were having q bitter dispute with
Olympia Soares, tie principal. Before
the argument had been satisfactorily
concluded a pleasant tennis court was
seen on which an exciting match for
championship of U. s. was being held.
The players were Elsie Pung, now
weighing 100 pounds. and Masaya
KHraya.
The haze from the cauldron died
away. More awful ingredients the
wicked old heather poured in. Sudden
ly bright red flames leaped up but
almost as quickly died away and once
more the mist filled the air.
Ah-where had they seen that build
ing before? Why of course 1t was the
Moana Hotel. People moving around
in the kitchen could be seen through
on open door. Among them was Mar.
garet Shaw, evidently at the head Of
affairs, and as her assistants she had
Shigeno Kimura and Marion Soares.
The kitchen door closed. but an en-
tertainment hall was now visible,
where moving pictures were being
shown. a0h,n cried Jean, @that is
Jennie Kaihe taking the leading part"
Yes replied Frances, .'and the other
girls are Fannie Howe, Annie Ho and
Esther Kiawi. ooh, why couldn't they
stay, longer2' she sighed but new
scene was before them. Through the
haze. just as through the clouds. sour,
ed an aeroplana. Nellie Moore and
Martha Cowan, the leading women
ayiators of America, were seated in 1t.
II seemed as though they smiled at the
girls as they passed. /.
III
Anoise of childrenis voices filled the
air. A series of sehooIrooms fitted
through the mist. In the teachers
seat were Lucy Raposa, Amy Mahikoa,
Helen Soares, Amelia Souza and
Maraea Laiakea. Poor girls. Fore
head all wrinkled. Faces careworn.
but not for long, for on the hand OF
each one something bright was glitter.
ing.
What was that? throne. Yes, 81
German throne. Bot no longer was
Der Kaiser seated upon II. Above it,
was golden plate bearing the inscrip
ton, TO thine own Self Be True
signed by Violet Schlief. President Of
the German Republic.
Violet seated on the throne was
smiling graciously on poor little
figure huddle In front of sand tray.
Only one more minute, Tommie,p said
Her ExeellencyBerlin is not in a
straight line with Hudson Bay. Time
Up. You had better try 1t over. Now
Grace, (calling up Grace Lui) you may
illustrate Der Monkey and der Crabbe.
With trembling fingers and unsteady
chalk the poor girl took the first few
As she was endeayoring 70
make the receding lines above the eye
slant down Evelyn Pea,Sthe little Jester |
OF the court. came in with mincins
steps, bowed low before her majesty, |
and commenced short story entitled:
Inspector General Raymond as
Janitor." according TO yacso Maurice,
s The front Of the castle was now seen.
Anita Wittroek stood near one OF the
huge pillars calling Life, Life" Open |
ing the cover she held out the maya, |
zine to the people passing by. Thera
on the very first page was picture /
Of Tsuma Hamanda, the most success
fua editor Life" had ever had.
The blue haze turned to dark red.
10, battle field-men lying dead
and nurses moving among the woun-
ded. There STOPPING over the poor
were Lillian FennelI, Gladys
Traut and Yum Nyuk Moo, all three OF
them gladly giving their lives to the
service Of their country.
Deeply touched by the last scene thel
girls turned TO the witch to express
their thanks-But what change. TheI|
Did heather was standing with herl
eyes like balls Of fire, and with q knifel
clutched tightly in her right hand.
Now claim my rsward," she screech-l
I'd. Your noses and your ears for myl
cauldron.
. Bangi Frances sat up In bed, grab
bed Jean and said "Giye me back my
nose, give me back my ears. Why,i
Why Jean-I think must--well-Il
suppose I've been dreaming. But-ahI
We mustn't 60 to the cave, good night,
Oh ----p
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