Ke Alakai o Hawaii, Volume VI, Number 18, 31 August 1933 — la laAOLE E HOAOIA ANA E HOOKIKINA MA NA MOKUPUNI [ARTICLE]

la laAOLE E HOAOIA ANA E HOOKIKINA MA NA MOKUPUNI

WAKINEKONA, ia lā i haVmal ai na ' ko o na teritore ame na' hoomaluia o Amarlka w makemake ko lakov» ma« ' oihana e komo mai malalp* o" p " ipapahana oihana e ae no TakpU e hoolohe ia lakou, aka aōfe e'*" hoaoia ana e hookikina ta e komo mai malalo o iu mSa. Ua hoounaia aku la he "Uele- 1 kalap& ia Kiaaina Lawferiee"M.' Judd o Hawaii e hoike aku ana iaia o ke kanaWai mana mal\iftfl 0 na r olhana hana lima e'ae o kekahl mau Mokuaina e o Amenka ame ko iakou mau ka- 1 nawal, ua piU no ia 1 keia t#ii- : tore aka ua hooloiiia nae la ma | ka mea e pili ana ia ke ano kuikawa, i kaokoaia no na hana kuloko, ' Halawai koke aku ana o %la<ama Oor« o Poko Riko m$ fltfgh Johnson, ka mana hoolso, maluna o na manao o ka pap& no kona aina. Oleio mai o Mr. Joh«son i ka poe mea nupepa iia no-" onu.■» mua ia maluna oka ninaU ma k* ano liilii wale no ma o ~ka buro o na mokupuni ame ke keena o ka oihana kaua, ka mea maialo ona ka hooponopono ana ia Poko Riko. Ma HawaH ame Poko RiKQ kaawalē loa ka mea .e pill #riā f | ua ukuhana o keia manawa msCt' . ko ka aina makua ae wahf a Mr',' Johrison i oleio mai ai, nota&ao |na papahana e hoohanaia^aiia^ 1 ma ka aina makua aol® ia *