Ke Alakai o Hawaii, Volume VIII, Number 44, 21 March 1935 — HE [Illegible] O KEKAHI OPIO I KUE I NA LUNAKO [Illegible] KE ALOHA I KA MAKU AHINE [ARTICLE]

HE [Illegible] O KEKAHI OPIO I KUE I NA LUNAKO [Illegible] KE ALOHA I KA MAKU AHINE

atta o ka mokukaua "Bosion iloko o ke| Ima ki_- Kaua a:.a Amelika t:»<> ii.mia,, •|tekahi o na koiki n,ialarna paiuia i kona j t : "1a ia iloko oke kai. Hele oia iko aiii-j l āna a nui aku la o' aeūi mai oia e lele j . n6aa kona kuka i haule iloko o ke kai j noiaila h,ete oia nia kekahi iio'.o o ka mo-. j ke alapii, a au dku la ma kahi i haule j ' īaua ana no, a loaa īa.iaia lioi hou aku j kana hana ana pela, a kauoha ke! 'iiaaia iloko o ka lumi paahao. Mahope i •. kaua, hookolokoloia ka opio e ka aha-J a iio ka malama ole i na kauoha, a aoie j P}' dl > rnu ' °' m °ka mana oke aumo-| l ō Kornodoa I.)ewey i ka tuo<tlvlo o ka { Kanoha oia e laweia mai ka imua ona, ninau aku la o konioiloa m<-: iia o kona aa ana e kue i ke kauoha , | i iaia hu- hoopa'i Uo'iko'i ko ka hoole | i t o.i|iana koa. Uwe iho la ka opio a hoa- \ -® o kekahi paknke o kela kuka ona ke ' mne aloha, oiai no ua apulu loa kela hiki iaia ke nana ole ma na ano apau p kona makuahine, ka mea ana i ma:ka waiwai oia kii niamua ona mea ip ola ponoi. ° kaulana i nei olelo a k|' "ale hapai ae la oia iaia iloko o kona <7|3P\^ a haawi aku la i ke kauoha e hooI )U } ' a - na keiki i aloha i iaktfahine a nui e molia ai i ko lakou ola fWCa°le loa e hiki ke hoopaahaoia iloko a Dewey. 0 oe aneLkekahi i nui ame kou makuakane ?