Ke Aloha Aina, Volume III, Number 43, 23 October 1897 — HOOMAUIA NA ELELE. [ARTICLE]

HOOMAUIA NA ELELE.

Aole o na like ole o na manao ma ka halawai hoi o na Aha Hooko ma ko lakou noonpo ana e hoounaia l mau Elele, e lilo ai 1 naea e emi pu ai ia hana maikai. E hoomau ia aku ana n? ia kurnuh?jia-e na AhahuPKalaiaina a me Aloha Aina kane, a hiUi i ka hopena me ka nana ole ae i na ula leo a ka poe makemake kahinu, a hookae ili. E han*» ana, a e ku ana na AHahui i oleloia, a hiki i ka minute hope loa, a malunu o ke kahua o ka nele me na makaukau ole e hoolawa no na lilo e emi pu iho ai, aole ma ka hoolohe ana i na holoholo olel® e plhkino aua, e nema ana a pela aku, e like me ka manao o kekahi poe, aole ma ke ano malkai maoli, aka, ma ka lih wale ao, me ka manao e kal? a hiki mai 0 Ca*beriela ka AneU hemolele loa, oia ka Elele e hoouna ai, hōo,kuu aku ia poe e kali I ka ( lakou Elele, a e haoa kakou ka lihui Hawaii no kakou iho, i na no k'a lanakila a no ke pio paha, hoi o ka hohe wale 1 na alelo hoonuinui ā Kekahi poe. Ma keiahana e maopopo ai ka poe Aleha oiaio, a

a>a keia hin-i e ikeia ai ke Aloha ma ka lehelehe aole ma ka naau hana io. Aka, ke olelo nei makou, i na o na lima o Iphev<i mt. kou ka lahui Hawaii e hoea mal ana ka hora e ; ho ?a ai lea s>olomor>a maw Jo •'Na ka naaupo e hōohaaliaa ! ka me* naauao," a o ka makoi» hoi. "na ka ilihune e kukulu ka halCj a na ka mea waiwai -e noho kona mau roml." Nolaila, imua e Hawaii U«hune no ka pono o ka aina, ka lahui, a me kou Alii, a mai hoolohe i na olelo e make ai Kakou, a na ke Akua o lakoba, o IsVaka, a me Aberahama e kokua ia kakou.