Ka Naʻi Aupuni, Volume II, Number 110, 10 ʻOkakopa 1906 — Page 1

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E nānā i ka Pukana piha

No ke kikokikona ma kēia Kolamu

o n\ _Hn\\viui.

Kiihiliauhmi ka Elele Lalmi i Wasinetoiia,

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BVKK 1. Hi:il

HE1U Al'AC, -A

Rally! Rally!

St.uul uji, hki ¹ siililu'ih, for yum nnhi^ ami ^nvli-c'-H midi
tlir (i'lTiiju- (Vnsliliiiniii ii ilu' rmlul f*tntii«.

Th Hi'il, liVlii- 1- .mil lilui' VI.IVI-" nuiMTtiiillv uvri n >i- .111*1 .ill a'lki- -MI nun '*• IK-HI r tli.in h,- in-iirlili>ir on Eli'rtini' D,if. l'\ o IM'M l» ,-s li.il inn ¹ vu'i' l 1 n ill ]i\ \\niir -il* Mspirl, hl.iiul b\ xmir filli^ H*i

W.iiKill<« .».il Mil : H llj' HililV Hilll- p.U'iV

Tin ¹ linl> p ¹ iiii ni I'arlj ilm Hu'Mi ¹ Rul- ) hiaml- lur iquu
ilv in luilitji - fiii .ill in -ii, of \\\\h it"Yii i u ¹ », iri'i j , - (Dim

A Muii is 'i man frr all llj.-t

A'f in n an- equal in lh" fc'alit if (iud Wl.i «i Nu.ifi arm li'*- l.iiiiih « n hi'U-il m the Aik, tttn? was liuT i-nc famiJy Ko\\\ t'lui-.'i' milliin.h rfiiimhi* bui • Mi- y en ir Jr iv iln- 8 IMII- am ¹ ' s«U.r

Fi iv • I ^A on El-i'tuin d*7

PinXi ¹ Jiv yuiT ioti ^ik « that YOU hiifi ¹ a li** »( IriUL anif
pudi ii M"«T i-^iii

Vrt" f.ir jour iiflii p.irty

11, it i 1 iilh in 'su ir mMi poop ¹

Th na'U' ¹ "qiuWioan ir

Th. 11,11111? D _k "ii.icr.it

Th' \ have mi iiK'unmp to you

Til-*) havi- muniiMning ti anyone

In the St.ileP A Republican ^ oaf irho votes for a Republic m ProBidfnt

In the State ¹ * u Democrat is one who votes for a. Demi-cratic rnn'-dint

We dunt vote f )r a Fres-drnt here

Then wha* ifc the use of a Republican or Democratic larti

Only tu make politic il nrachmcH

Only In make b. BWH, who \\^ill u iilfc ovr-r vo;ir r phte. IuL« office ami legish'te api nst HL» peuplr's mt-vpta

The Aiinr.iMu Conbtitulion ulneh finiJly nr,ul» 11- ,«Jl i^^
was Inunpht aluut bi-eauao En«lantl would niit
Btiites fliilin'uiit ie]iiefeeutntiun

Tin (.'ivil wai of 18b2 pave the Nejcru'

Annexation uf Hawaii \\\\iw said to be fur the I/ i.ifit i.f H,

HE tfQOLELQ \\

Ka Na=i Aupuni o Hawaii.

11 • ki a k » ('o ¹ . ^.rt kn, o ''o inn Iran wall ¹ ololo o kn p,. UP ana M Km en a K,il\\i in koi.i n«i nui u'.a i U \\\\.ii ko ho oa i iViu. l ^T ,t ill ka iioisu on* i Ka laelo,i, i k. ¹ n i 'a i k* w»i- kai.

KA L\\\\r ALV o H \\\\\ m NEI

0 ktir ku;.ri.o iMi.\ ke.* e ka-na'J o a* no kri mea e p n .n* i kp ka^pi w,u\\\\,n ,;ru a K-irvpha meh-i 1 i Kd laaa a'a, CM roika ili-ahi. oui, o'a ke kah: mea ano nui i hnnaia e ua Paiea. nei iloko o kona wa e nlti am.

U,i olekiia i ka ehika o DB roakiliiki n ko Ka-ineka -uehi i olio am m* Oaha npi, hana mai la oia e kona ma a hiataha haole, o ka laau wamai loi o ka aina, a he mea hoi e waiwai ni na kanaka ame naTii, oia ka laau ili-ahi. No'aila, aa kena aka la oia i DB alii a me na kanaka e pu i ke kua ihahi i uka o ke kuahiwi.

Mamuli o keia pii ana o na kanaka i ke kua laan ala, i loaa mai ai kekahi man inna e 0 nei malnna o kekahi poe e oia nei i keia wa a i hala aka paha, elike me KaJaau-ala (no ke ala o ka laau ih-ahi),Ke-kuailmhi (no ke kua a no ke oki &na i ka laau ili ahi Kaleookekoi (no ke kani o ka leo o kc koi i ke oki a kna ana i ka iliahi); Kailiahi. (ka inoa nohoi ia o aa laau ala nei) ame na ino.i like e ae he nui.

He hana nui keia H oa'lii ame na kanaka i hele ai i nka o ka nahele. He man la, he maa pule e noho ai i aka o ke kuahiwi e kaa ai i keia laau.

Elaa makahiki o ko Kamehameha hana ana i keia hana ma Oahu nei. A aa hlo io maoli ka laau ala i mea waiwai nui loa i ua Paiea nei. Mamuli o ka ike ana o Kamehameha i ka waiwai o keia laau, aa kaa oia i kapu maluna o ka laaa ill ahi.

0 ka Moi nui wale DO ka mea kuleana ma ia
hana. Ua kuaiia aku keia mau laau ala i na hiole
kalepa, a ua nui ke data a me na waiw*i e ae i luaa
mai la Kamehameha.

1 ka pau ana o keia man makahiki elua o ke kua
laau ala ana a Kamehameha ma Oanu nei, ua hoi aka
la oia DO Hawaiir Ua kapaia keia hoi ana a Kameba-
meha o Kaniaukani. (E hoike kaokoa ia aku ana ke
bahi ma-u mea e pill ana i ka huakai Kaniankani ma
kope ae Dei. MEA KAKAU.)

E Moomnuia aku anm.

IP. it time ⁷ Waa it foi your benefit

I mil vote tin the Independent Home Rule Party.

Senators and Congressmen and Great Minds all ure Amer-ciuip, look on and Bonder'

What IB wrong with the BawauLn people ¹ *

Wliy»do they let a few handful of whites rule their Irnu'r

Why don't they vote foi Home Rule ¹ ' All o-\\er the wodo. the peoples of their own land, have their own rulers,— exiejt it Hawaii.

The Hawauans did not know that. ,

But we have learned our vote is as good as the riextnuiQ.

We have learned that we are the strongest party.

We have Been how the so-called Republican ond-D'cKo-cratic parties have fooled and duped and tricked us.

How they have not fulfilled their pledges and'proimiefl^