Ke Aloha Aina, Volume XXIII, Number 43, 25 October 1918 — He mau la helu wale no koe [ARTICLE]

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He mau la helu wale no koe

Ue mao la belu nale no koe. a hiki aka kakou i ka la eiima <> ka mahiua o ka 1a a ke l&n&w&i i jhookaawal(j ai, i la »o «n® Ma )»oāka i loaa. ka I» fc»fote « koho e lik'j in« kej fa>»o tx %om luuaikelmk uo ka p<» no »me ka pom6ikni o kt ia mua aku e Liki mai ana ma o un balota uei oaa o ke koho aua i ke kuaaka e haoa iuai ana i kekahi mea e pomaikai ai ka lohulehu. oka īiiana koho balota, he iaea waiwai nui ia i ioaa mai ia kakou ea Hawaii uie Jte kumukoai ole. Ma o kou ba!ota la, e loaa mai ai ia kakou na pom&ikai he uui taai Wakinekona mai, ka «ina o Kaiiaana, e* kake ana ka waiu aiae ka ineli, aka, aole jihc e loaa wale inai ia xaau pomaikai ia kakou ke ole e loaa ka juea uana o raakaala i ke ala e hauhai mai ai, aia wale uo a loaa ke kauaka e eoho paa i ka niaka-iia, a o ua kanaka la, oia no o Linekona Eliwai, ka moho elele a na Demoo ka wae ana iho nei, a no ka uiea, he Demokalaka ka pereaideua; he Demokalaka ka ahaolelo lahui i kulike ai' me ka olelo a Kuhio, Kmim aiae ua Kepubalika a pau, e hooikaika ana uo ka eiele Kuhio mamua aku o ka makahiki 1913 f e olelo ana, he mea makehewa wale ao ka hoouna ana i elele Demokalaka i Wakinekona, a no ka inea, aia ka maiia o ka hookele aiipuni i ka liina o na Ropubaliia, mai ka • peresidena, ka ahaolelo īahui a pela wale akuj aia no a kaa aku ka hooponopono aupuni ana aina makua i na Dcinoka- \ oia ka manawa kupoao e hoouna ai i elele Xtemokalaka e like me Linekona Ēliwai; no kela raau olelo, ke manao nei makou n a hīk' mai i ka wa a na mana koho e hoouna ai elele DtemokaUvka i Wakinekona, oia hoi ka hoolohe ana i *na olelo a Kuhio, Kiwini a me ko lana mau paalalo. a laua o %flsi ole at ke alo i ka oiaio o ka ito<Vou kumu nonoi i na mnua ltohō mai Hawaii a hoea loa aku i H!fhau, e haawi mai ka oukou inau .kakoo ajia ia Linekona Eliwai ma kau, a makou e kanalua 010

nei i kaHhoike aku/ e loaa mai āīīa i>a pomaikai ia Hawaii i oi" aku mamua o na makahiki loihi a Kuhio o ke kohoia ana i no Hawaii nei i ka ahaol&lo lahui ua WakĪTtekona y o na oleio pale wale iHt m« ka aoao o Kuhio amo Kiwini nui ; oia na <lala e pili ana « /ja papu a pela wale aku, oiai, o ke kuleana no ia o ke aupuni itiakua o ka nana mai ia mau hemahema, no ka mea, ua kaa alni o Hawaii nei inalalo o ka malu o ka Aeko, polaila aole ia be mea hoohemahemaia. O n& pomaīkai ano nui i loaa ole mai ia Hawaii nei, oia na bila haawina o na alanui a makou o ka hoike mua aku nei rna kela mau helu aku nei, oiai e loaa ana i kēla ame keia mokuaina he mau haawina dala nunui no ka hana ana i na alanui holopuni a hui aku me ia mokuaina, ei#. nae aoh i loaa ia Hawaii'nei kekahi mahele o kela mati jfomaikai nui, oiai he Demolmlaka ka hapanui o na hoa hanohano o ka ahaolelo lahui, s n oia p&hn ke kumu loaa ole mai o kela mau onaaikai, mmauli o ks like ole o ke kaka ame ka oioa, a makou e manao nei, ina he moa ke hoounaia aku e hui me kela pot moa ma-o alaila, e nui mai aua ns pomaikai īa Hawaii nei. E m Ilawau, ua lawa ke koho a"a ia £.uhio uo ua makahiki he uxtūkumamaono i hala ae nei, aole ans wahi mea ano nui i hana ai no kon« lahui kanaka, e hoao hoi kakou ic Linekona Eliwai i hookahi manawā, i kulike ai me ka olelo no a Euhio, Kiwini ara% na Repuba!ika,*e hoomah ana i ka oouna ana i ka Elele Kuhio, oiai he 'Kepuhalika tna ka aina makua, aia no hoi a he hooponopono aupuni Demokalaka, alaila, hooūna i elele Demokalaka wnhi a Kiwini ma, nolaila, o keia manawa e hoouna ai ia i elele T>emokalaka. He noi kumu, he noi hiki o!e ke alo ae, haawiia, Xui ka mokuahaua o na Eepuhulika alakai Iloko o keia uiau la ivei inamuli muī o ko ka hao lakou e makemake uei e kak.'oia aku na īnoho Demokalaka; oini, wahi a kahi ]h>c o lakou, ' r He au Detnokalaka keia, nolaila, i Demokalaka na moho apau ma keia kau.*'