Ka Hoku o Hawaii, Volume XXXVIII, Number 3, 12 May 1943 — Ka La O Na Makuahine [ARTICLE]

Ka La O Na Makuahine

E like nohoi me na mea maa mau a e hana mau ia ai i kela ame keia makahiki, pela nohoi i hana ia ai ma keia la sabati iho nei. Ua malama ia na liaipulē ma ke sabati iho nei, a o na manao nui i hai ia mai ma na awai e na kahunapule, oia no na mea o pili ana i ita makuahine. He nui na manao i | hoike ia mai e pili ana i ke ku-' lana o ka makuahine. j Ua hoike ae kekahi k-ahunapule ] 0 ka oihana ka'ua aina e hoomoa- ! na nei ma Hilo nei, i ke ano o na' makuahine, he hoomanawanui <a' he aloha keiki, pehea la ke ltulana oia keiki, ina no ia he keiki maikai a i ole he keiki paha 1 poholo aku iloko o ka nenelu o ka poino o keia ola honua ana, aole no ia he mea no ka makua-" hine e hoopau ai i kona kulana aloha. Ia kakou e ria makuakane i na 'e hana kolohe ana ke keīki. aole Ino e hlki ana ia kakou ke hoomanawanui, aka o na makuahine e uuml ana a 4 hoonmnawanui ana nohoi. 1 lTa Kialama 'ia he halawai ma ka halo hala\s*ai o Ruhio ma !ce Sabati iho noi, a ua komo pu aku na papa himoiM o Haili iloko o na hana himoni, a molo ia kekahi himeni e ka papa "hiinem makwa i hiki ole i na poe i hova i mai e uumi iho i waimaka, no , lsa hoomanao ana i ko lakou nmu ' makuahine, He himeni hoi .ia i I haku ia ai no wa

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