Ke Alakai o Hawaii, Volume III, Number 20, 17 Kepakemapa 1931 — KUU KAIKAMAHINE I HOONELE IA I KA UKU [ARTICLE]

KUU KAIKAMAHINE I HOONELE IA I KA UKU

E ka Lunahooponopono o Ke Aiakai o Hawaii, oluolu anei oe no'u kekahi lumi ?taawale o ka kakou hiwahiwa o Ke ALakai o Hawaii, no e kau ae la maluna b ia ltoi no kuu kaikamahine i hooiinauna ia a hoonele ia i ka uku a o ia au ka j makuahine e hoike ae nei i ke! akea i ike mai oukou e kau poe ant!es, uncles e noho nei i Kehala loko a w&hū* oiai ko'u »oho ana makuahine olē a makua- ] kane ole, a i kuu noho ana i keia aina ia Ka w aihae - uka a kinikini ae au i kuu poe keiki. Aole ao i noho i keia aina a manao aku i ka ha'i kaikamahine i malamala kelki na'u Luhi hookahi au me kuu kane ia lakoai aohe kuhilani ana aku ia hal no ka mea aohe o'u i'ō aohe koko o keia aina. Noho iho nei o 3Wrs. EstWr Joe Hui a pii mai ana i kuu honte no kuu kaikamahine ia Hattie e iho e malama i ka pepo. A ae aku au me ka puuwai h#mama. A eia ka mea apiki i ka ho'i nui ana aku nei i Waimea, Kamuela, hoolilo ia mai la kuu kaikamahine he punalua na Mrs. Esther Joe Hui. Kuu kaikamahine opiopio he punalua a oia ka uku i waiho ia mai mahope nei...A o ke kumu olelo hoopunipuni iho nei o Mrs. Malie Akeni ia Mrs. fsther foe Hui i ka noho Sweet heart o Hattie na Joe. Nolaila, hu. ka tna Walmea kahi mea laki iiohe i lilo he kulanakauhale o ia mau no ka aale kaa o ke kepanl o Joegin. Nolaila ia oe e Mrs. Malie Akeni ua nui loa kou hoopunipuni ana ua hiki ia oe ke pai karf i uka i keia kauhale a po ka la, A heaha kau hana? Lawe olelo i kauhple, ia oe e moonihowa, i,a oe no hoi kue ana au me keia poe hoaloha. Aka aoU' no ia he mea no'u e poho a ? no ka mea aohe i noho aie kuu kaikamahine nialalo ō ha'L , -

Kil aku kuu kaikamahine i kona uku i kona luhi i hoomauawajtvui ai h he neo ka nxca i haawi ia mai a me ka hoopuka mai i na oielo aWahia, ate« hoihoi aku no ka olua mau oleio maluna o olua, ua ike oe ka puui Sa © na poe a pau mai ke kiekie a ka h;iahaa, eia nae oleīo ia mai la {a oI<?Io p«no oUpai me ka olelo mai ua $[aatd aku au uku a«h of i lawe, Hc hoopunipuiii oe aoleioe i uku mai o ka hii keiki |p ■ ka uku neo. jl mai o ka hii. keiki M o ia o ka uku he | I keia ike miai o Esther Hui he hoi kau he holo pcf* t <io keaha !a?..uo ka

tke ua Tiewa ; ua at> nuj la'u, a oīa ke kuilin h oopa ue o haawl ! na helehelena hulm i kuu kaf~ liHahila 010 e 15s!her J huhn ai op ! kuu kaHeamahine. Mat hoohemahema hou akn or, e hakH'a paa i ko kauī» a hoo { ke eke a f 010 !oi Iho hot, 1 olf e nlnau, &| aku not la 1 heft ai iho o ka'n ia ia oo no ka mea pela no au. T7a ka!i au ia olua aoīe hotokahi I haawi ia mai, nolaila i mea e mama ai ko*u manao fa olua e holke ae an rap ka hopooie, īna he manao ko olua, hoike mai I kmi aīo, mai hoopaweo, aka, ke flte' riei an me kuu HaHo apau aol» ohia e hiki ke haawi 1 kekah? olrio !mua o'ti, no ka mea no ha mahina a kuu fcafkamahlne i hi; wal#> ai i ko kefki a he leanalima rtnla ka'u kaki !a olua aole īoa olua e hiki ke nku mai. Kuhlhewa oe ia'u he fool aka o kau naau he maomae, Owau no me ka oiao k» tnaknahine o ke kaikamahine 1 hoonele la mai i ka uku. Kakau ia mai e kona makuaMrs. Temma Wiilfe Ikaikā. Kawaihae-uka ' Kamuela Hawaii