Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume LIV, Number 4, 28 January 1916 — HE HOALOHALOHA NO KUU LEI MOMI POINA OLE [ARTICLE]

HE HOALOHALOHA NO KUU LEI MOMI POINA OLE

Ka lani kuu home e inaha mau ai, Pokole paa ole kuu nolio maanei, No keaha e ohumu ke kau paapu mai, Na eha, "na luhi, na kaumaha e! E Mr. Lunahooponopono, Aloha kaua: —E' oluolu mai hoi kou kiekie e hooiho ma kahi kaawale o ka Hiwahiwa a ka Lahui, i kela puolo waiinaka e kau ae la maluna. TJa kipa mai ka anela o ka make a lawe aku la i ka hanu ola mai ke kino aku o ka'u moopuna, o George J. K. Keonehaliiokalani, ma Pearl City, lanuaii 1, hora 3 p. m. | Ua hanauia oia ma ke kula o Kamōoloā, mai ka puhaka mai o Sam K. K. Keone ame Mrs. Hattie K. Kahalelehua Oet. 14, 1906 ;ua piha iaia na makahi'ki he eiwa. • - Ma ia kula nō o|a i nōho ai a piha na makahiki elima, mahope o ia manawa i •nee mai ai ma keia home. Eia nā mea ano nui i loaa iaia iloko o na wa apau o kona ola honua ana: 0 ka'mua, i konā maU makahiki'ekolu, ua |iii mai kona ano hoomaemāk i kona kino, kona mau wahi aahu, māi keia manawa mai ka pii ana o kona kulana hoomaemae ahiki i ka elima o kona mjiu makahiki, pela no kona pii ana ma ke kulana maemae, j>ela no i j>ii ai a hala wale aku la, me ka iini nui o ko'u naau elilee me ka pii ana o kona kino, pela na maemae e pii pu ai, aole nae pela, he mahu no ke ola i pua iki ae a nalo aku. • O ka elua: O keia keiki he keiki haipule, aole oia e hoi koke e hiamoe ke ole e pau ka pule ohana, ua maa oia i ka himeni j>ule i kona wa e £fi ai, e pule aua oia-mamua, aole e haule kela tnaikai iaia a hala wale aku la, me ke aloha "nui ia. Pomaikai ke keiki e hahai i ke alanui o ka j>ono. Aole no oia e haalele i ka j)ule, a i kona hora hope loa, ua mau no na himeni i kona waha a kona hora hope loa. Aloha no ia mea maikai. Ekolu: He keiki malama keia; o na hajiaumi i haawiia i na keiki apau mai ko lakou'wa liilii mai ahiki i kona hele ana aku la, ua piha iaia na tlala mahuahua, aole oia i ai i kekahi hapaumi a hele wale aku la. Ina lie keiki keia e olā loihi a kanaka makua oia, he kanalia pi keia, lie aU'a (lala. Eha: I kona hoomaka ana e hele i ke kula, ua loaa no iaia ke kahua mua 0 ka ike. laia i hele ai i ke kula i keia hapa i hoomaha iho la, o kona rula aole oia e ai a hele i ke kula,,a ma ka hoomaha ana o ke kula ma ka hora 12, alaila hoi mai ai meaono, palaoa, a hoi hou 1 ke kula, a i ka hoi at\a mai, aole oia e wikiwiki e ai, e hoi mua ana oia e kapkau i kana mau haawina iloko o ka I buke, a pau ia mau liana, alaila wehe j kona lole hele kula, a komo mai kona lole noho hale, alaila manao aku oia he ai,,a i ole no ,aole no oia e ai ahiki i ke I ahiahi, he Tula matt mau ia iaia;keka-,, [bi manawa no hoi e ai ai, mamuli o ka hookikina ia aku e ka makuahine e.ai, alaila ae mai e ai. I ..Ma keia mau loina maikai ae la maluna e a'o mai ana i na makua, e hoopili aku mahope o keia keiki. E a'o jnai ana i kona phana pokii e uhai aku mahope o keia meheu pookela loa; aka nae-ua hala oia me kana mau hana.maikai, a ke noho aku nei ka ohana me na .manao kaumaha jiiahope nei. Eia nae, ua ko ka ka Baibala i olelo mai ai: " Aole he kanaka e paa i kona hanu a paa ia." "Aole hoi he kanaka ik?iika i kona la e make ai." Aka nae, o ke aloha he mea pau ole ia. E hana mau ana ke aloha i na wa apau, aole ia he mea e pau ai. Ke hpopau nei au maanei me ka luuluu. ! GEO. M. K. MOOPUNAHELELOA. I Pearl City, lanuari 14, 1916.