Ke Alakai o Hawaii, Volume VI, Number 51, 26 April 1934 — Untitled [ARTICLE]

"Aka e hookuu anei lakou ia oe e 3oaa ka manawa e lealea wahi a Ethyl, ka mea e hapaiia ae aria kona pohihihi. "Auwe 110 hoi oe," wahi a Ēthy!, "me he mea la ua oi aku kō laua iini mamua o'u e hauoli au, a he manaoio ko'u he makemake no au. He keikimahine maikai olp loa au, e Ethyl, o ko'u ola ana apau, aka e hoao ana au e n;aikai ae." l'Aka," wahi a Ethyl, me ka hoolohe ole ana i ka mea i oielo hopeia mai, "aole lakou e hookuu &na ia oe i na luau ame na hulahu!a,pela anei? Ua ike oe he makemake loa oe i ka hulahula ame ka lealea elike no hoi me a'u." "Aole pela; aole laua i ae iki ia'u e hele i na hulahuia. He ino maoli no au me ka hupo i ka hele ma-lu, aka huhu no au ia'u iho ina wa apau a'u e noonoo ai ia mea, aole o'u manao ua ike laua ia mea ahiki i keia wa, E noha paha ko laua mau puuwai, ko'u manao, ina laua e lohe ana; aka aole loa au e hana hou ana pela ma keia hope aku. Aole i maopopo ia'u, malia paha he pono ia'u e hoike i keia mea a e mihi no ia hewa o'u ia laua/' "O, aole; ina owau oe, aole au e hoike. he mea hoehaeha wale aku no paha ia ia laua/' wahi a Ethyl, ka mea e oni la ka manao aloha iloko ona, no ka mea, ua pa aku. la kona "Manao au aole i pono ko'u koikoi ana ia oe e hele." "Owau ka &&T l oi ioa akii o ka hewane EtuyL Aka aole oe i hooia mal nei e hele ifnai ana oe i ka .p.o Poalua." "He oiaio e hele mai ana au, a lawe mai ana au ia Jack> o>iai no nae aole e hiki ia'u ke plelo nona. Ke hoomanao nei no paha oe i ka mea a kou makuakane i olelo ai hookahi manawa maluna o keia mea," wahi a Ethyl i kamailio mai ai me ke ano kakanalua iloko o kona leo. : "E hooponopono no o papa ia mea ke ike aku oia ia j Jack. E olelo aku oe iaia he makemake o papa e hele io j mai oia, a he makemake makou apau e ike iaia," wahij a Ethyi i paku'i mai ai, oiai oia e iiionoo ana, "he manao-j lana ko'u e hiki ia'u ke hoike iaia ua ulu ae au a loaa ia'uj ka noonoo maikai ae mamua o ku inea i ioaa ia'umamua," j I ke kaawale aua o na keikin.ahine i kela auwinala, j ma ka nana aku me he mea la ua oi ae ka maikai o laua aj elua mamuli o kela halawai ana; ua hoomaopopo pakahii laua kek&hi i kek&hi a oi ae ka maikai wa mamua. Ua pahaohao like no laua i ka ike ana i ka hohonu o ka manao he mea hoi i loaa ole ia laua mamua aku. "He manaoio ko'u," wahi a Emma iaia iho, "he iinij ko Ethyl e kamaaina me ka hoon-a-ia o lesu. Malia paha j ke nana mai nei oia ia'u e kokua iaia, a eia au, 'he lapu- j wale a he pono ole, a nele, a makapo, a olohelohe/ elike j me ka papa i heluhelu mai ai i keia kakahiaka. Ma kaj nana aku me he mea la ua oi ae ka maikai o na poe apau j mamua o u. Ua like me ka Kahunapule Blair i heluheluj mai ai i ka la Sabati nei: "Ua ma'i ke poo holookoa, £ j ua nawahwah ka naau holookoa.' He keikimahine loa au, aloha ole, me he mea !f ka hoi aole e liiki ia'u ke ( paa i ko'u poo imua o ka poe i kamaaina a hookohu- j kohu aku ua kalaia au, Me he nn:a !a aoie e hiki ia Kristo ke ka!a mai ia'u," I ko Emma hoi ana i ka hale mai kana huakai po-i kole, ua hoojHliwaia k-ma maku./ 1 ka ike ana i ka j waimaka ma kona m«*u maka, r* ole apo aku la he i elua mau lima opiop-io i kona a-' i.awanawana aku la he leo haalulu ma kona mau pe; i f, 0 e mama! Makemake au e lilo i Kristiano. Ao\ :.ci oe e puie no T u? Ua ōlelo au ia Mrs, Blair hookahi *r wa, he manaoio au i kana pule, a i keia wa ke manai s a aui kau," "E hoopomaikai ma» no A* * e e kuu lei aloha! He manaoio ko*u ua pulo au . :iawa apau o keiā la." aole I pau