Ke Aloha Aina, Volume II, Number 45, 7 November 1896 — HE HOALOHALOHA I KA WAHINE KANEMAKE ME NA KEIKI MAKUA OLE. [ARTICLE]

HE HOALOHALOHA I KA WAHINE KANEMAKE ME NA KEIKI MAKUA OLE.

Ia Mrs. Emma Aima Nawahi; Pilihua wak: Uo ka hoiopani ana o ka lono kaomaha, lualua, a pilihua o ka Lahoi mai H .waii a Kauai, ua hala ma kela aoa« 0 ka muhwai eleele o ka make kau kane 1 aioha nui ia* a ua lioontie īa mai oe a me na keiki i ka makua oie a me ka i lahui mai o a o, i ka Pou-hana o ke koo Auimim • Liliuekalani i wawahiia e na limaoke aloha oie, a ma kona alakai wiwo ole i keia lahui, e kupaa a hiki i ke kanaka hope loa, he mea ©ia»o v ua eo i kau kaae i aioha nui ia ka hanohano o ka ībm aala ma keia ao a puni ke ao hotookoa ua ih® aku kona kmo ilaio o ka luakupapau me kela moko i pai ia ma koaa puuwai, "aloha aina, aloha alii, aioha lahui a aloha i ke Akua." E mama; Ke nonoi ae nei ka'u leo pule, e hoomama n na kaumaha» luuluu, la *e a me na keiki pu f a na Kona aloha e kiai ia oe me na keikj. "Oia ka pakaua e hoio ai a maluhia ihola.'" JOHN KAIWI. Hoaomaele, Oct. 28,