Show SOtJKTY IN l HAWAII I I CUAn CTEnlSTICS 01 Tilt PEOPLE PEO-PLE OK THAT COUNTPV they Ars yulrk In tipreel l llm Ftr lllr foe tlirMUn l liirallnn Mnili < llen lo M lrlmnj Ihrlr Virkiillnrsl ITrIII Illc B KOIt THI > HO r clal or borne complexion I com-plexion nf Ihe little rlJ world Hawaii In t h IIrent It ti I unique Indeed U t I ouhI ot Jf Ihe ell All cities t j especially Ameli l as can cities ar much alike but In Ihe country even Inlo I Ihe edge of i Ihe town Ihe home and social life Is a pernetuil source nf pteasint itudy Kor truly these are Ihe liles of peace No I ton ltonKUed women no brawling children chil-dren no noise of any sorl except from the noisy birds nnd barnyard fowls nothing but peace and pnlllener and politeness and peace from these barefooted bare-footed princes and kings of perished dynailles erybody teem to be married mar-ried Tho Illtle brown men of China and Japan fall desperately In love with the big fat cocoacolored native girls especially If ihcy have a lit of land and when they are marrleJ Ihe Illlle brown men do all the work all of It In the house and out of the house n1 Ihe big fat bride slls all day In a red Mother Hubbard gown nn the porch barefooted her black hair trailing lathe la-the floor down her back as she plays nnd perpetually plsy I the guitar Tin rmnmiNT HAMIII < n IKUI lltlte patch nf ground nmy tie only half an acre hut the spouse Is I up In his knee In Ihe mud at work from sunrise I till dark and It la I made produce mar i vrlously and nil Ihe household seem to be happy The children of these poly glols are pretty They go to school In red silk gowns Home of them look Ilk animated flnwerpols Kverybody eemi In want to lenrn t have a Japanese Jap-anese servant girl who can be heart far Into the nliht going over her lesnoni In Hngllili Uhlntie and Portuguese Do you know how the Chinese plant rice lly hand They sprout It lUsti then the planter snilrhes off Ihe sprouts In each hand and making hole In line wllh hi forefingers dexterously drops sprout after sprout faster than you tan count Much of the product here Is I grown under un-der water Ihls keeps the barelegged little brownie In Ihe mud all day long but hl I sKiless while In npparel above the bare legs and he stops work and wlimi his brow wllh a big piece of red silk al his girdle looks lovingly up nt his fat sKiuse and seems to bn the happiest hap-piest matt on this side that storied Kden uf old After Ihe rice or tarn nr other things Ihnt flourish under water li growing the dllchei that alwa 1 flour through Ihe grounds are dammed up nnd the grounds bfoome a Illlle lake Then gol fish alnay In Ihe dllttiei lesp and play I In the Illlle lake that surround the house on stilts Then Ihe duck are turned out while Hie chicken are cooprd up so that the little brownie lord of half an acre has lice gold fish and ducks one above the other and all flourishing nn Ihe same piece of ground while he now put on a pair at white puntalaon and a pair of slippers lAb his wife to town every da till he h to turn the water off the tlee and lias a Mn good rrst Patdim the detail of this It li I only KX QUIIKS ULIUOKALANI ne picture of ten thousand and I could I not give you the color of domestic life here lu fewer words Of course all Ihe bride arw not till natives the blgprr farmer uf arloui dark racei sit 1 on Ihe iiorch with hli I wife and bable and directs the contract coolie In the fleld I Ulow him from where he illi Tills blgcer farmer I generally a native that I I of thli sort of family I am not peaking now of lh enrol cane and coffee cof-fee and pineapple plantation ofteu owned by men In Chicago nnd New York who are rarely here anil so of eourn give no color lu Ihe local life but entirely nf those whom I nee at vwtrk or at rest ai I ride about the lilanli Naturally enough the big fat native man effects the p llte nm dainty Chin Chi-n nnd Japanese girl snd having a bigger lot nf land than hi liter hli wooing of Ihe llttl almonde d Immigrant Immi-grant li not doubtful of result I have a big laxy native man for a neighbor who has a Chinese wife Sho U I all hone and teeth hldeouily ugly In tho I free but ahl litr little feet He I nllor done ebowln8 them 10 me nd fondling them all the time that he I not nursing their milt flowerpot baby These humble yet matt perfect 1IIIK armer ran plow where an American earn would mire and drawn Their earn I a Illlle blue Chines cow wllh enormous Ion feet Her horns stick straight baek toward her shoulder Urn and short like a goat s her collar I two crooked slick lied together an I II t looks as If she were going lo creep through It a she lugs and tugs at the opei attached to the plow from Ihe col It Her tonguo li out and ihe wai ows slowly along up lo her belly In mud and water but she li I a goodna > lured and pulknt all DID time a her mter take off her rope n1 itlcki and he run to the nearest ditch and wal low In the mud like a sow fine ralie a calf plows pulli the cart to town anJ glvei milk bountifully at the lime season sea-son The portraits nf the president anl queen printed herewith are from the itest Hilling and are believed la b tho best yet taken JUDSON niACK |