Ke Aloha Aina, Volume XII, Number 13, 30 March 1907 — He Hoalohaloha. [ARTICLE]

He Hoalohaloha.

Ur, Laoahooponopono. | « Alolka oe* — O makou o na hoehaūao a tne ns ha»oa#Da KoU Sabsti oa ehahu' Hooikaiki K»r stiBno o Kohtt» M*Qi Kslant o Hawaiī, ma o ko m*koti k»fcaoolelo 'la» ke kooao pn »ko nei makou me oe e ka wah : ae k»fiem»ke i hoonelei® I ke kane ole. Oiai aa oīnoln i ka Makna 2£ana Lo» ka lawe ana aku i kahaouola o keu mea aloha he kane, ka hoa pill o ka na me ks hooilo, o Sen&toa J, B, Eaohi, tia hale i ke aia hoi ole mai, ke alahele hoi a na mea a pan O J. B Kaohi, oia kekahi lioaa akao o kaEkahe ao Kohal», a he kakanolelei no hoi, he kopa a he kamaaioa no. ka ain« hanheo, he kaiiaka puuwāi hamama, he hoopopono a he aloha aina oiaio. Hooholoia.—Ke komo po akn nei makoa me oe e ka wahine i hoonele ia ! ke k»ne ole a me ke keiki i hoo neleia i ka maku* ole» na moopnn» ī hooneleia i ke kopana oie na n po ana. o ea lnolon na kf umaha na ka fi«ko « hoomaha mei. Koo haahaa, Z K UWAIA Kapaau, N. Kohala, Mer. 21, 1907