Ke Alakai o Hawaii, Volume VII, Number 18, 16 ʻAukake 1934 — PAKELE MAHUNEHUNE KEKAHI MAU KEIKIMAHINE MALAMA OLE I KA AELIKE ME KA MAKUAKANE [ARTICLE]

PAKELE MAHUNEHUNE KEKAHI MAU KEIKIMAHINE MALAMA OLE I KA AELIKE ME KA MAKUAKANE

oia i kona inoa iaia. Hele oiu i kahl e me he mea la ua hauoli. He mau mihuke maho;-e iho aīakai he wahine wiwi i na (keikimahine a elua iloko o Jkekahi iumi e piii .mai ana., „ "Owai ka mea e nanaia lkgna lima,,?" wahi ana i ninaii mai ai. — "01 nei s " wahi a Dj)ris, aia Marjory i noho ai maluna o ka noho imua o kekahi pakaukau liilii, noho aku la ka wahine kflokflo iluna o kekahi noho he mau kapuai ka mamao akv;. . , Laiau maj ia he wiahine eleele i.ko Marjory iima a paa iloko o kona, nana mai la ia Doris, a olelo maī la me ke oolea. "E.pO|no oe e heie iwaho, m> ka mea, ke'ake'a oe i ko'u ike." Haaleleia o Marjory wai« no. Ua I like na minuke mahope mai me na hola. E haalulu una no | o Marjory i ka wa e no|io jina o Doris .Uo.ko.me ia, a i keia j wa iuawaliwali ihe la oia rpamuli o ka maka'u. Tna no hoi i e Mki iaia ke ku iluna a holo iwaho Aka aole, ua lohi loa. [ E pono oia e ku imua o kela hana! j Mahope o ka hoomaha ana no kekahi manawa, joleio mai la ka wahine, <J Ano, eka lede, pono oe e hai | mai ia'u i kou inoa; __ v ■"■Akep—aka," wahi a Marjory me ka leo haalUlu, "Ua manao au e hai mai ana oe i ko'u inoa." "Welli ina oe e makemake ia'u e hai aku ia oe i kou mau pomaikai, aole e. hiki ia'u ke hoopau manawa maluna o kela," wahi ana j olelo kiko-ha mai ai. ' "O Marjory Mead/' wahi ana i pane aku ai me ka haalulu. Aiaila, mahope o ( ke kiei ana oke poo oka wahine eleele iwaho o ka paku a ike i ke kanaka malihini, i oielo llku 'a» "EJ lilo aqa op i mea malama ma'i, a e male aku ana oe he kauka, e akahele o* i kekahi kanaka t eleele," apeia aku. Ia Marjory i nana aku ai i ko iaia mau imaka, noonoo iho la oia, "Auwe, o oe maoli no ke diaI bolo, a mailoko mai o kou waha e puka mai nei kana mau j oleloi Ina no hoi e hiki ana ia'u ke holo!" i Kiei hon aku la no; ka wahine mawaho e ka aoao 0 ka halepe'a. Ike iho la o Marjore o kona wa kupono ia e hiki ke ike ina paha aia po kona mau hoa mawaho kahi 1 kaii ai iaia. Pahu aku la pia i ka paku a kiei aku la ma-| waho. I kona ike ana aku, aia no lakou, hanu iho la oia i ka hanu o ka maha, a; hooia aku la ia lakou īeokoke oia e hui aku me lakou. ; JR»»i ae la ka wahine i.ka aoao halepe'a, a iioomau mai īa ike kammlio ana e piīi anajio ke kauka. Emo ole ku «e la oia iluna a olelo mai la;'**l|pEuu keiki ak>na, he maikai maoli oe me ka Vi. He loa ka'u e hai aku ai ia oe> aka ua hoopouli mai hoa mawaho i ko'u ike. (E pule ana kela mau hoa ,tes'aho n* ko lakou boa maloko). Ē hele oe me lakou, aksf;.e hoi hou mahiM)r-o_oe >no. AI&Ha h h?uJifrts aula' ia oe. Mai poina jka heie bou mai," ; la Marjo*y i haawi|ai i ke alcKft i ka kilo, puana ae la oia pjile mihi e lealāia ko ke Akua koktj» mai iaia e pakfle. ;. Ia wa hoōleahi, ninau ae H ko leanika ej|ge.B)o- - i ko Marjory wahi i Aole l&kou i hal;jioJalla olelo aku la oia, *Ina au e haawi ia;oukou t e liai mai anei oukou?* T 7?- . "Aole," a na keikikane, "aole i laws &e]£," Aka, mahope o ke kamailih ana, haawi mai la kfc kanaka i hapalua a hai lakou. Akaiaole no i maopopo loa ia lakou, a haawi lakou i ka helu h'ewa. Aole o Doris i hoopololei mai, no ka mea, ua maka'ii oia. I ka puka ana o Marjofy iwaho, koi mai la ke kanaka malihini iaia nana oty e hoihoi i kona home, "Oiaio hoi paha!" wahi a i pane pakike aku at me ka aneane e uwe, iaik i hopu aiku ai i na lirna o kona mau hoa a holo lakou mai kahi aku o na hanakeaka. "O, e hoi koke kakou i kāuhale me ka awiwi loa," wahi ana i uwe mai ai. "Ua maka*u loa ia au." "Ua pom?j e hoea ana kakou i ka haleleka a hui me papa iloko o tia minuke pokole loa," wahi a Doris. Ua nui lo"» ko lakou hoopuiwaia i ka loaa ana aku o ka haleleka ua paniia. Ua lohi loa ia Ua holo awiwi loa ka manaWa mamtaa o ka lakou i hoomāopopō ai. E mana(i ana o papā ua hanala kekahi me& ia kakou. Heaha la ka kakou mea e hana ai?" wahi a Doris i uwe mai ai. • i . Hoomaka lakou e liolo ma ke ala e hosa ai i ka hale, a oili ana ko Doris mākuakane, ua inoino loa ka nooj noo no lakou. maluna a kor)ia kaa. Ua tcōho no oia i ka lai kou wahi i hele ai- aka aole nae oia 1 kamailio mai i kekahi olelo. Ua pīhoihoi a maka'u loa lākou ke kamailio; nolaiia aole ī hoopukaia kekahi olelo ahiki i ko lakou hoea ana i ka home o kekahi o| lakou, I ko lakou komo ana iloko o ka lumi aina, e ana 6 Mrs. Unden ame Mrs. Elmsly, ko Betty makuahme, me ka helehelena oolea a piha huhu. i "Ē kuu mau keiki ihea aku nei oukou?" wahi a Mrs. Linden i ninau mai ai. "O, e mama aloha," 1 wahi a Dom i uwe aku ai, a "0> e mama aloha." wahi a |Betty i uwe aku ai. Apo pakahi aku !a na keikimahine i ka a-i o ka makuahine. "E kalaj mai ia makou! e kala mai i'a makou! M I

Noho iho !a o Marjory iluna o kekahi woho a hoomaka e uwe. **l kahi keaka makou," wahi a T>oria i hoakaka mai &i. m&kemake wale no hoi makou e ike pehea īa ke auo o ia mea. Aole m&kou i manao e noho A—alaila—" wahi ana i u-u aku ai. He m&opopo m&u i na makual ne Aole kela 1 koe mawaho. Hooluolu aku 1$ iakou i na k.ikimahiue, a luawi aku ta ia lakOu i mealnu mehaua, ala" a hoa,koakou Uis la lakou »o ke anaina puie ohaua». Oi aku la ikaika o aa pule a kela ma« keiMmahine ma ia h iv mai.Hoomaikai lakou i ke Akua no Kona lokomaikai me ke aloha i ka hoopakele ana ia lakou mai ke pahc!c a lakou i h.-mle ai. HoohiMtai« lon ia o lis\deq, nui, .me w niea i kipa mai a noho me iakou no kekahi mau , ame ka lehulehu pu no ,i ko lakou heluhelu ana i ka r o kekahi kakahiaka ae. He moolelo o ka paaia a • o elua mau mea mamua o ke paniia ana o na hanakeak.- ; kela po s he mau keikimahine kula ehia ua nalowale, * Ao!« i hookokok? hou ot>oris. l*etty ame Marmrv i kekahi wahi hanakeaka. t T a iki ' kou ika oe ame tafcjaau na Velklmahiu< i'U^