Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume IX, Number 23, 4 Iune 1870 — Untitled [ARTICLE]

Se Mele īnhile no 1870. {1«# j 8-6 iU luhik ! ka lobiie ! Ua pik c4i eu i Ca pau x*a makahiki e, Ke kaoalima oei. £ hui stfti na b<*& e f Ka hoaiahi bm, K*o&i a Hawaii aaai, Ma hsta lobik. £ bai a boo!»aba e, Wa lab3e oo n«i. E Jcaa ka !obi e maha mai, Ka, ku a hoomaikai. E baia mahaoli pa, lx>tbi no ka wa I lohi ai a laulun no, iloooii»keia la. Aubet bae e na hoa wi, Na Paionia e, I bai moa stai i ka nu maikai, Ka Qlek> e oiai ? Hoko o ka pooli oo Na kanaka wnei, A paka mai ka iana ao Ka oukou i kai mai. Aohea oakou, Takina sna, Wini, Binamu e? Mai luna ko oukou n&na, A bui ahaoe mai. Ua pau ka labt, ka lualua, Na hana nei apou, Ile lubile maa ko oukoa, lle maha mau lc»a no. Na haa nae, aole paa, Kia ke mau nei no, Na buke me« hoonaauao, Me na baibala pu ; Na laakini nani no, Na aha hoahanaa, Na bele kani a ouou, Na kula naauao. Uwe ak>ha makou nei, &!c na waiinaka pu No na makua, no olua e I koe me makou. A oli nae, o hui mai A lubile pu no, £ kali iki a hui ao Ma io iuhiie mao. Ka luhilo ! haaoli o No na kaueani no iie kanalima a oi ao 1 lilo no leeu. £ia kekalii mo kakou, Ka hapu nai nae, Aia iluna me leeu, Ko lakou lubilc. Na hoaloha luhi nei, lioomaha iki no, Aiaila ku a naue ao A paio no loeu. A pau na mnkahiki hou lle kanalima no, Maheo ka nui o kakou? Maanei anei mao ?— Mo na makua i hala o Ko luna poe maikai, A me lakou ia lubilo ? Me koonei poe anei ? £ hoi e, a paio ae, K nmu ko oho e, A liiki hou ka luhile Maanei a inaluna'o. Ina loaa bou i« niaanei, Pomaikai no kakou, Ina mao poumikai o !lo luhilo iuau no. llawau.

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