Ka Hoku o Hawaii, Volume XII, Number 20, 17 October 1918 — UA HALA O L. J. K. MUNDON [ARTICLE]
UA HALA O L. J. K. MUNDON
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, ffla Kok.a, Kauai, Jan, 13, 188.1. O Lfwreiice JameB Kaleianaole ka nju<» oia ohana, & he m;iu pokii mti h un linla e uō laleu mao i ko lakou mau !h upiopio loa. Ua hala e uo ko !ftkou mākuahiiie huOponu, .maikai 5 h opi'>pio li-a o k«ia »eiki. mal« h ni ko lakou makuakaae.
»'• lifirriet Kaluaipihana Kaumua'ii. a na keia umkuahiue j maiama keia keiki a hiki i ku loaa ana ae hoi o kana mau fceiki pnnoi he nui wale.
| Ina la opio o_keia keiki ua ht-ie no oia i ke kula aupuui ma Koloa i lekaH manawa, a ma Kapaa no hoi i kekahi manawa. Aole oia i konoo iloko o ha kula kiekie o kak*ro, aka, ma te kuīa hele la no oia
i a*o ai i fca uaauao, a hiki i kuna poka ana rae ka maikai.
Ika manawa i noonoo ia ai oia e hooooa !ka High Bchool i Hotiolulu, oa loaa ae la hoi ka hana iaia me ka manao'e hana a 16aa na wahi kenikeni. alaila hou f ke kula, aka, mamuli o ka holopono Jo kaua hllia'aha, f hoomau īoa aVu ai oia i ka hana aole hoi i hqie i ke kuia a hiki wale oo i ka male ana i ka wahine,
He keiki oluolu a waipahe keia kanaka opio; Me he ala aole oia i ike ia mea ho huhu. Ile uiipoaka mao kaoa e haawi mai ai ke hui aku me ia, he oluolu loa ma ke kuka'i olelo ana. He keiki piha oaauao otti, a he'kane aloha wahiae, a he makuakane aloha Keiki. Ua lilo lilo kana wahine iaia me he ala he dnobi kaimana kau amauoia, pela pu no hoi kana mau leike?fci poiua oie i hoonele ia iho la i ka ooakuakane ole i ko lakou mau la opiopio loa.
He ka&u ko kekahi haua aua o nft makahiki aku hei i h*la, a ua
holo pono loa ia lawelawe haua ana. Ua koho Hjme Huokunnoono ma ka laula o Kapaa a ua loaa ia aiaa a ua ka ka hale a malaila i noho ai n<jf na makahiki i hala oku nei.
Eka lulu o Moikeha, aole oe e ike hou aua iaia, e ka nalu hee o Makaiwa aole ioa e pehi hou keu mau huoa kai maiuna o koua m&u papaiina aloha, e ka wai o Waimanakalua, aole oia e maalo hou ma kou ala, e ka wai o Hapakio e, ke palahalaha o Waipouli e, aole e nana hou o Lauieui m* kou oaau kualapa, e ka wai o Wailua e ka wai auau a ke kama a Keaweikaliko, e, ka wai o Hauola e, ua ola k* ua niau aku la i ke &la hoi oie mai, Ua male keia keiki ia Misa Lahapa Kaleimakalu a ua loaa mai, ko iaua puhaka mai he 7 mau keiki hookahi i haia mamua a he eouo i waiho iho la me ka makuahine opio e paiauma aku uo ka iakuu mea aloha* Ua kamaaina keia keīki a pUAio Kauai. He huki wahie kana hana mna i hana ai, a ma ia hana i loaa ai iaie
ka poino ma koua lima. Ua haule ia « ka laau a pepe liilii kona lima akau a ma ka hooponopono ana a kekahi Kauka, i kamaaina i ka poe 0 ICi#aa ame Waimea »me feo Hilo po«, ia ma ka inoa o Dr. Nakazawt, a meia ano o kona luw& a waiho aeu la kona kiuo i ka aina hanau. Aole po i loihi ae nei na mahin« 1 haa!ele mai ai kona kaikuahine LiUan'l keik ola ana a htle aku la no kooa kaikunaue. B hoolana ka manao uo ka mea na ke Akua uo i haawi.mai a ua kt Akua »o i lawe aku, a nolaila, % he tnanaolana ua maha ua malu kona uhane ae ka Makua mana loa. He kokua nui oia no ua hana o ka Ekaleaia o Moikeha ma Kapaa, a ma ka nobo ana mii nei o ka Ahahui Paeaiaa oia ka elole mai ia Ekaleaia mai. Me kl Wihine kane make, ,ua | keikl a;ue koua oha:\a. ua makua | aloha i ike ole i ka laua uu U j uiH&nhiki ka man&o aioha o ka