Ke Aloha Aina, Volume XXIII, Number 25, 21 June 1918 — HE MELE NO NA KEIKI HAWAII. [ARTICLE]

HE MELE NO NA KEIKI HAWAII.

. Eia hou no neia" mele i liaku ia I no na keiki Hawaii, i haalele iKo ia! Hawaii nei no Amelika ke ko-J 190 -ena aku i ka oihana koa o ke' «upuiii, e hoao ana mana ano apau e loaa ka nfiftuhia ma keia aku, a lioomanao ae la ka mea \a-j kau iiei i na olelo kaulana a ka; TTa'i Anpimi 0 Hawaii nei, "Mamalahoa kanawai, e hele ka elema-i kule ame ka luahine a moe ma ke ala, aole mea 'nana e hoopa," tla haku ia keia mau lalani mele ma ka olelo Beritania e ko makou hoaloha a haku mele kaulana 0 keia mau la, a ma kekahi olelo ana ae, ke "Solomona" Ho«. "Wm. J. Shelnon (Kelekona). E loaa no na hua niele ma keia mua koke iho, eia tio ke hoopouopono ia mai nei, me ke akaheie ioa. . ■ I. Farewell, farewell dear Hawaii, Sweet land of so»g and aloha Tliy &ous to duty's enll go foi'th, To the front thy lionov to lxnu\ Ohonia: % Boys, wlien vou over there, JDou't forget Hawaii aloha For you, wo will ever pray Tiiut freedoiu and lilerty be won, 11. Tfa.ou art brave sons of Hawii, l>u© to couutry*s eall, Let Ha\vaii's faiuo be. kuomi, Q Hawaii 110 ka oi.