Ke Aloha Aina, Volume XXI, Number 17, 29 January 1916 — LOAA AKU HE LEPE KAIKAMAHINE KEPANI O EKOLU LA WAL NO E WAIHO ANA ILUNA O KE PAKAUKAU KAMANA. [ARTICLE]

LOAA AKU HE LEPE KAIKAMAHINE KEPANI O EKOLU LA WAL NO E WAIHO ANA ILUNA O KE PAKAUKAU KAMANA.

Mahope o ka hale kuai mea ai o Obin Loy alanui BeiiianU .1 loaa aiu bope k4ikaqj.ajKce Kppaai e.ieaihp ana.iluua o ka karaa«ajbe ejtolu wa|e not; |a o 'i* lian»m s a,Qa jiiai, ; e ia jpo a hiii' ,i k%ao #na t Vxna £e ? £akahiaka o ka i lg#a,aku ai ia Cliin ; Loy me ka lole kimono i' pna», nip kekahi kapa ak-*j |l»ē Jteo|e<>. Ua lohe keia !Pake ] i Jgs. .uwe s> bejpe ilta kora 12' olajpo ? aku oia.e oama.»] kahi q ka uwe §ole nae he Loaa ?aia, ,a ae la keia Pakp jio hale okoa aku; aole i iiuliu &o_P a lohe hou aku la no keia Pake i riwe bepe, a hele liou aku' la e, ,liuli no. ka iua g ka toa-na.wa 7 no h« Kaa, a i ke kakahiaka ana„se j i loaa aku aima kahi.i hoike ia ae | la<.He Pake keia i,male i ka wahine ,«iga,pa bej»e elua, aofe ona makfe npake i ioau bq»e hou; i ka lohe ana 0 Mrs. Crogs he wah.ine Kepani i male i kekahi kanaka Amelika hana ua* lawe aku oia i ka hepe nana, ua olelo ae keia wahine aole e loaa akū keia bepe i kekahi mea okoa aku, na ke 'Akua i h,iawi mai i keia bepe na'u, a iu® e kii mai aua ka makuahine, aole au e haawi aku a»a. Mahope koke iho o ke kaa ana aku o ka bepe i keia wahine pāni, ua koi aku oia i k.aua a hele 'aku laua i ka halewai, nip keia bepe, no ka Jmi pono ana i kaHi e,hiki ai iaiajte hoohiki i lkeia bepe ā lilo loa nana; a ua hoike ia aku e ' hele i mp o ka lutitaianawai Whiīney o Jta aha o aa leamaUi no ka hoohiki an». tJi v olelo kekahi Pake,o Ch« Bhuk dhiō } , ina aole i lilo aiua ksra hepe i kela Kepani, i»a na Ora na £ana anaiaiainLna !oa o>a i ko'ii i kakalii al|u i ka poē hele ō lee alanui, a %Me inawaho o ka ipuka Imle o poe. Ma ka hoooiaopopo Ap& aku, ke ano like.a%ai na wahine Kepaiā me kakahi mau wahine o Jso ria aina e ka waiio i,ia bepe e like' ae la-me keia lee ano, a.loaa i kekahi 'poe. ' ~ v Aole he maopopo iki la mt&ou ke kumu o ka o. na wahine pela i ka lakou hepe.o ka hanap ana; iijā ua joiiakemake ole keiki oifi keii.ftno,.heiiija ka mea », ka hookapakaM aiia ! a hiki wsi i ka jnanawae'hauau, ai aiu la. a ko wahi a waiho aku ®o,le pahs -he ike Qia poe ia nuea j he aloha i keia mea liilii maopopo! ae i ,ka lakou mea e hana ai, » ma-,! luna ona mea ka W ea a iai rn€ ® o ka haakohi ana. ,Ua o£ loa ka,hilahila i ka inoa mamuu o| ka loaa ana mai o ke keiki, ina iia hilahila he ioea pono e noho amlie 1 kauhale !najpua o ka maau hele ij ka P« a komo hewa ka iop-l eim aek k?yi e Uke me keia wahioe ] Kepani ka lawe_ma-lu i ka hepe o' ka hanau ana a ko hai wahi waihb. i Ke hauoli nei Ke AloUa i' ke kulum» ona wahine Hawaii i keia aao hana, &a holoholo ma-lu i ka po, a maliope aku oii he onou ma-lu i ka bepe 0 ka hanau aua i kekahi waki. Malia paha, u« haoa no kekahi, poe wahino Hawaii i koia ano haua, «ole uae i maopopo ia makou, i ina keiki oia keia &uo, heaha ka mea o k« hookapakahi ana? a hiki mai i 'na he mea kekahi oia auo, ua ike ole ia aku. He haomaiuoiuo maoli ksi» aiio ba«a, e kupoao ai e hoopai ka walune o keia ano ke loaa aku, o B cOm> maloko o ka h&h paahao no kana | bana lewa o ka haua, oia hoi uo koua holoholo uia-lu i k& po, amc kona onou ma-lu aua i kaua ope.