The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-22

given. Seven of these are Of Dap !
mnPSr pnr"ntagc and are proud Of tn"
fact, nevertheless thev wish to assert |
that they are as loyal American citi !
zens as til" other members of the board |
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The Papaikou Mill started TO grind
sugar on January 2S. The cutting of
cane started two days earlier. This
means that the busy grinding season
with its hustle and activity is with VI
again number Of important changes
hnvc been made in the machinery so
than ever.
Was Ado An Automobiles?
Was it n Bcardcs' Arrow or
Ford'
The thrc" upper grades are studying
| the "I.ifc Of abraham Lincoln" A.
rprding TO or" bow. Abraham in order
10 paw for book he had injured work
ID for three DAYS making "tires"
We Il like 70 know for whose automo
bile those tires were.
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We hnv" h"cn promised an addition.
| NJ school room. new shop, and
kitchen. The largest country school is
still growing. -
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In the fifth grade the teacher ask ed
! how large the human heart is. A girl
answered, "As large as a strawberry"
We are not at all surprised with the
answer for We know Of few "heart
less people
Just a few more days and the Red
Cross drive will be over As the time
10 80 short, we want to work all the
harder. Payday comes sometime this
week aud the Red Cross workers do not
want to forget those who promised
money LATTER pay day" The results "
the drive will be announced next week.
Marvellous Results
The pupils in the seventh grade keep
curious record. Every time n pupil
talks when he is supposed to be work
ing, or does not pay attention, or in
terrupts another pupils recitation, 4
mark is set down against the offender.
!. On Friday afternoon, these marks are
reckoned as so much wasted time and
has to be made up by special lessons
The results are marvellous.
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We, like the rest Of the civilized
world. have, n great admiration for tn.
, French people. To show our respec'
| nd honor for our esteemed "associ
| ties in the great cause for humanity
We are learning the "MarseiIlaise
We are tired of bobhing around on
umbrellas and plodding through pood
Hes We are thankful for the raii
which has made our garden fresh an6
,rCen but we do like to see the sur
rncc in a while. The following verse
vas most appropriate for the past week
con. the rain romes a-pitter. after
N"d ia like to be safe in bed.
Skies hrR weeping, while the WORK.
1 is sleeping.
II Trouble heaninV on our head.
1t is vain to remain and chatter.
A nd to ~ait fOr a clearer Slv.
N"ltrr. Skp'ter. ] muSt fIv for shrltr'
) Til the clouds roll by"
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Nr's Doing Good Work
The girls OF the different grade,
ave written q brief rc,irw Of tn,
,ok thew arc doing in the srNiu,
classes. II will be noticed that mos
f the work is war work aud We thinl
that this is the kind Of work ever,
'ody should he doing. However. thi,
II hig school md We ought IA do T
:r"ut deal more than we are doing.
The girls Of tue seventh and eighth
:rndrs are making complete outG'
'or little baby. when the tiny
iotheS nre finished. they are hr sent
20 one Of the little war victims.
WHO will donate material for th'
ext outfit!
The fifth and sixth grades are in
luStriously knitting wash cloths The,
are doing some school work too max
,nE Kitchen aprons for sale.
The fourth grade girls are working
At pillow slips, while the girls of the
bird grade are spending their tim,
Emitting wash cloths and hcmminG Nb
| lUminul binders.
e] Those in charge of Red Cross wort
are asking every one to save cancelled
3 postage stamps. The dyes from theS'
stamps are extracted and used again
: 1t is said that the money obtained f."
t the dyes taken from one thouSanC
= stamps is enough to care for a wa
e orphan for one month. Surely, every
y body will, at least, give old stamps Il
help these little ones. Save all STAMPS
d Ask your friends for old stamps nnc
e bring them to your teacher
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=, As the Red Cross drive has been rN
tended for Il few days more. the re-
,ults cannot be reported this week
there's suitable working motto: " 6,
:. r\rryWh here; ASK every one.
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\ fine harvest Of sweet potHt"rs wa
gathered from our school garden dur