Ka Hae Hawaii, Volume 1, Number 28, 10 September 1856 — MAKUAHINE ALOHA OLE I KANA KEIKI. [ARTICLE]

MAKUAHINE ALOHA OLE I KANA KEIKI.

Honolulu, Sep»»tem«ba 1, 1866. £ ka Hae Hawaii e , aloha oe: He wahine i hanku i kekah» kaikamahine pooole, aole ona makuakane pono», ua loaa ma ka mammahi HiHi ana o kona makuahine me hat; a'ole malama iki keia wahine, i kana kaikamahine, he hnalele wale » kana kaikamahine, a hele nui keia wahine i fca hulahula roe na haole, a me ka ona ana, pela oia ma na po « pau, « owe kana keiki ma ka hale no ka waiu, aole he makuahine, ■« hele i ka lealea, aole no hui i lawe pu i kana keiki I ka wa kele> m hm mmm 9 he hilaUla km i ka.

uwe o a i (ta hoopili ka a kwnu~ paa , ai Ka hohono oka poli ika plli mau a ke diubolo. Ea ! he mea moewaa anei ke keiki, a he kumupaa anei ik, a e kapaia anei ke keiki he diab<>|o? Nani ke aloha ole oketa wahine; aole pela paha kekahi poe ka hoowahawuha’i ka lakou tnau keiki. He oi keia v a ko’u maka i ike ai, hele ka makuahioei kft lealea a ao ka po, aluila hoi ika hale, oka uwe wale no ka keiki i ka waiu. Ea! e o*u maknmaka aloha a pau, ka poe i mare kane, a me ka poe i mare kane ole, a ua loaa na keiki. Mai hoowahawaha oukoii i ua keiki, mai hoohalike oukou me E. M. I. ka haulele i kc kaiknmahine a lilo i ka lealea; mai kapa ouko.n i ka oukou mau keiki he moewaa, a he kumupaa, a he diabolo, aole i haawi mai ke Akua i keia mau keiki i mea moewaa, a i kumupaa, a I diabolo, aka, i mea e hoonani aku ai i ke Akua, a i mea hoi e mulama uku ni i *lit o keia ao. No ka n)ca, ac le nupuni ke ole ke kanaka ma ka aina, aole no hoi he Alii ke ole na knnaka. E a)or ha nui ka naau i na keiki, mai hoohalike me na Pake, makemake lakou i na keiki kane, a huowuhawahu ina kaikamahine. Pbtto kakou e aloha i na keiki a hiki i kona wa e haalele ai ika makua. Aloha oukou a pau, Na’u na ALOHAKEIEl.