Ke Alakai o Hawaii, Volume I, Number 33, 13 December 1928 — HE NUHA PAHA KE KUMU [ARTICLE]

HE NUHA PAHA KE KUMU

M&mua o ke ku ana mai o Ty j Cobb maluna o ka mokuahl Pe-f reaādena Jefferson i kela Poaha i aku nei, hoomakaukau iho .la oi Mr Biyens, ke poo o ka pa kini-1 popo o Moiiiili i papaaina ma ka 1 Hokele Hawaii Alii mawaho ae 1 uei o Waikiki-kai na kēia keoni- 1 mana ame kona mau hoa, a ua | kono pu ia hoi ke kiaaina ame | kekahi poe maka nunui o kakou ! nei e hiki ae ma ia papaaina; \ aita i ke ku ana mai o ka moku | a pae keia keonimana i ka aina, ] a hoike ia aku Ia iaia keia lohe, > hoole mai la oia aole ona make- j make e hele i keia papaaina i j hoomakaukau ia no kona hano- j hano. I keia no la, hoopau ia ia; papaama, a hoike ia aku la ka | lohe i na poe a pau i kono ia, ua { ko peki o Kauanoe, a ua.hapa- j kue na mea a pau loa, Qlelo ia, ua nuha keia keoni- \ manai no ka mea he hni kini- j popo kana ī hele aku nei, i na j aina pua o ka hema, a mamua o [ ko lakou hoi ana mal nei, uwea' 'mai ia oia i nei, he makenmke! oia e malama ia kekahi hoo/ukii l kinipopo o h\il[ ame kekahi hui kinipopo o Ho- ■ nolulu nei. Hoole ia aku la ia f manao ona, me ka olelo ia aku, > aole keia he wa kinipopo o ko' Hawaii nei poe, aka he \va kini- ■ popo peku keia, noiaila aole hui< o nei i makaukau e ku aku mekona liui. Hupo no keia haole i; ka mea e piha ai o kona opu 1 ame ko koua mau hoa i «a mea ■ ai ono. |