Ke Aloha Aina, Volume IV, Number 39, 24 September 1898 — HEAHA KE KUMU O KA HOOLAHA OLE IA. [ARTICLE]

HEAHA KE KUMU O KA HOOLAHA OLE IA.

' He n:en pahaoh*o loa > ko man4;;ii;'o, ku ike ana īho i ua h:;U;i a ls pre kalau uuiiepa liaele o I;t ia mau l;i, a oiai lioi ta Koti.i;i'iiu do!īo puana i to «10, iīo ka lnili ā noil peuo i l*ā pono o kalehulehn 110 ka k.iliou jnriu ooi a pau e v, aiho anu ai imua o ko inkpa-iiai.o-hano, fi oia hoi ka ker*tcakou mau Elele i luu.a iho-nei, e4?oike at:a i lo ka hapnnui loa o !-a iāliui i l;a hooliai ia ana 6 ko lai:>au P.u nK'ku nie Amerika Huipuia. a nre ka na poe 'kaka!k:i';i loa tv i >;a aoao o ka poe 1 " : U'.

F.ia !);»<• t;i iiu'.i kup.iliah.'i ua pikokoi ua poe Vakr«« »n--pepa nei, i iia la e nolio ana ka Aha Jllele, no ka baawi ia aktt o i ua kope o ka McmoriaTa ma ko i ka lahui aoao; a i ka wa no hoi o I ea lokoiiuik.-ii o k;i Perosidfi.){» o | u:t Abetbui la i hanwi ai i iol kwlii koj e o um Mrnjoriuln !a i ! kokahi r> ua man nnpepa Ti;i()?e ! aoi, aa oki oe e kokee ana ko poo 1 a aa ōle'lio! e ĪiooIh]!» akoa ia ae palapaia noi la a ka laboi # mamuli o ko lakou ike a»a, lie laau make ia e pomo I6a ai ka noao hoohai aīoa. Nolaila, i walii e naīo !ca ai k?ia Memoriala lahui, oia ko lakon uumi ana ftfa a waiho ak'u mi ka poopoo, me ta hoike bie a? i ke akea, i ke kumu o ko lafcmi hana nna pM.i, a mai ia v,-a mai ii hili i kr-ia la, aole loa i na lu-kalii *iu[if:pa liaolo o ua pOai' la, e hoolaha ia mea, o ahuwale auanei lakou imua o ka lahui Ameriba, ma o ka ike ia ana i!jo be poe kne maoli no na Hawaji i ka hana hoohui aina. | O keia mau liana a ua poe poai : nupepa haole nef, he mau hana \ hehe wale ia a me ka wīwo wale 1 i ka pono a me ka oiaio a ka la- 1 hui Ha'waii e kupaa nei, a ma ia ' ano no hoi, ke ku nei no makou ■ a olelo, aole o ko lakou liuna ana\ maanei, he mea ia e uhi pu ia ai 1 ka oiaio, aole pela, e hoea mai \ ana no ka mea pono mailoko mai o na'uhi poeleele a ka poe loko- | ino i uhipu ai, pela hoi maleou i lawe mai ai i keia manao i hooiahaaku, malalo o keiakumu, lie poe hohe wale, a he kumakaia maopopo i ka aina a me ka lahui n lakou e noho pu nei īluna o kahi hookahi, aka, aole nae o ko lakou hana ana pela, he mea ia no kakou e kuemi hepe ai, a hoopau ae kakou i ko kakou kupaa ana, aka, he mea ia e hooī Ipa aku ai i hiki ole ai i na manao '■uwehe o keia poe ke hana pela. A o ka makou ia e olelo nei, i aui ke aho no ka maeawa hope , . . j