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I’D-“‘KI
HULDA
HA‘VAI’I.
A certain tribe of native I—iawailans.
it is said. used the words "Powki Hui-
du." to sign-late the islands upon
which they lived. The two words are
composed of ten different letters.
Each letter was used to represent a.
different figure. “L," for example.
might mean “7." “D" might mean "3."
Thus POWKI and HULDA gach are
numbers of five figures. Rn ,expio er
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spelled IIAVVAII. -Can you discover
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If two boys e had several mar-
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the number or the first boy's marbles
twice the number of the second boy's;
than the first boy must have seven
‘ Inn-bios. and the second boy five.
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