Ke Aloha Aina, Volume IV, Number 13, 26 March 1898 — HE HANA PONO OLE. [ARTICLE]

HE HANA PONO OLE.

Eia kekahi poe keiki liilii o C _ makahiki a pii aku a hiki i ka 15 makahiki, e hoopuka ana i, na {olelo hailiili u pelapela hoi, q li|iina ai oka pepeiao ke hooloho jkku, a iwaena o kekahi o keia 'haikau o na keiki mo, he poe keiki kekahi na kekahi poe makua knpono a makou i ike ai, i hiki ai no hoi ke hoopau ia ka lakou fi)&u hana ino. 0 ke kinnu o makou lawe ana mai i keia a kamailio..akiii imua o ke akoa, oia fio ko makou lohe pono ana ina olelo mai kekahi poe wahine mai a mamuli ne lioi kekahi o ko makoa ikem|]ka i kekahi poe keiki e mumulu nei makai iho o ka Be-Viu, (Bay Yiew,) a ma kahi hoolei bipi ma ka uapo o Dilinahama, a lia manao no hoi makou, he mea pono loa i na makua, mai hookunkuu wale i ka oukou mau keiki, e hele pu me na keiki ino, o kaualako pu ia auanei ko oukou mau inoa maikai, mamuli o na hana ino a ka oukou mau keiki ponoi,'mamuli o ko lakou pu ana me na keiki kolohe. O ka makoii heia e ao aku nei i ola honua, o hahai no auanei ka pilikia mahope ona keiki. A oiai hoi, i ka wa opiopio o ka laau oia ka wa kupono no ka hoopololei ana i kona kino, a ina oo ka laau, aole hiki ke hoopololei ia ko lakou kekee.