Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume XLVII, Number 19, 12 May 1911 — OKIIA I KA PAHI MA IWILEI. [ARTICLE]

OKIIA I KA PAHI MA IWILEI.

Ma Iwilei »e nei n»a ka wanano o ka IWuo aku hi i hala, i okiia ae ai he haole koa i ka j>ahi e kekahi kanaka Mekiko, eia nae o ka mea i moku i ka pah ika i hoihoiia aku &o ta halema'i !\ puU>\o aku ka mea hou pah\ r me ka lilo i hana nui na ka oihana inakai e uoke aku ai i ka huli noua. l'a ulu ae ka hoopaapaa mawaena o k*'ln mau mea, mamuli mai o kekahi wahine, o ia ka hoopuka ana o ka haolo koa i kekahi mau olelo kupono ol© no kela wahine a no ke'knpale ana hoi i ka wuhine, i komo mai ai ke kanAa Mekiko a kokua iaia. l*a oleloia, he kuke ka bana a ke Mekiko noluna o kekahi o ua uiok« o ke kipa ana mai wa ke«a awa. ka moku pahi i loaa » ka haole Hoa, aia ka oleloia, aole no he kuko* , r»u\oni loa, eia nae ua lawa ia nona e 1 !;oob»la ai i kekahi manawa maloko o k:» luUoma'i, mamua o ka hiki hou ana i.ua ke hele 0 ike ia Iwilei. Aole no i maopopo ka mea nana i hoeha i kela haole koa a hiki i ka olelo okoa nua aku o ka wahine nana i ho* aln mai i ke kumu pilikia mawaeaa 0 i»e!a mau kanaka, no kona noho hana aua nia ke ano he kuke noluna o ko* salii inoku a p«la i ala mai ai ka manao 0 na niakai, he mea hana*oia no keK;ihi o ua moku e holoholo nei mawaena o Kapalakiko ame keia awa.