Hawaii Holomua, Volume II, Number 64, 19 Malaki 1894 Edition 02 — CORRESPONOENCE. [ARTICLE]

CORRESPONOENCE.

[\\> tk> «x>l botii »an«?irr» (or tlM> (■)<« t»« or Uk att«TMior» uf »ur £mro> HoLom 4: tho folloving iu «nv ny |H)i tmv tho a»lhorouU of tho P. (J orxU«r: A tn»v»«U»r. now in to»n oo a visit, h»«arvl a new storv about Mnrk l'««tn fn»ui au otl Mis»isstj‘]>5 rtv*r j>tlot »itb «rhotu Mr OI«n«s» ou«h* «ork«*d whiU» tn * pilok bonse *«n th;»t river. It s»t«tus that he c*n»»« nj> īnto Ihe pilol hoos«« o*m tng nu noonuoas HU'l «xpnnstvo UUek H*vsn« cip*r. whioh exoitod iho novy of th« iusstcr ptU*t '•\Vhere did \ou p>t th*t c;tj*r, Saa» r ‘ th« j ilot as’sc l A gcotictn*n m tb»« eahin iioo it to u»c.’’ «t«id th« bud»l\nt; huniori»t ‘Well, do \»*u thmk yiH» ouj;ht to k*«ej* th*t cio*r «ud 1 oiijjht to go wtthout lt* ’ ihe |>ilot **kod. Now. Uw>k b«re.’ «t)d M*rk T«*tu. * I know Iiu only your hel|*«r. «od I m «illin«; tō pl*y do£ to you You c*n throw stick* io the w«tcr «od l«t m«* jatuj> in *fter ’em: 1 11 do wh*t«\er yon s*\ . but”—*nd liow be drawle«l in his j*ecoli«r w*y. ”1 do think 1 ought to h«ve *»>tue of the per»|uisitcs.”—-V. 1 S»:o, Wh«t do you thinkf Wfll yoo f«vor« "eonst*nt sob»icriber *ud «h«t you thmk. linnmL [F«cU «re Htttbboru th*r.gs Th«t « »b«t: Ed. H ]

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