Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume LVIII, Number 45, 5 November 1920 — HE HOOMANAO ALOHA NO KUU KANE. [ARTICLE]

HE HOOMANAO ALOHA NO KUU KANE.

Ka iLuōalioopohopoiio o ka Xupepa Kāokoa, Aloha oe:—E oloolu niai lioi kon alioAni arte koo -l(>koajaikai i kipkaii mmi o kau kilohana, oiai "he pnolo traimakB kā'a uA kmi Williaio Bieliinond, be haa**e kaumalia a kanikao no kua mei aloha, he kaoē i ike mai āi ira kini makamaka o maoa e noho tnai la m*i Jct -la puka ma lfctimakahi a ie frelona i ka olu o .Lelma.- * ; Ma ke kakāhiāka 7:30 o ka Poa, ka.' 3a .U o Okatoba- -i kipā inai ai ka. anela aloha >ole o.ka.make ma ko maaa home ma Lihup, Kanai, a l.ā*e a-ko la i hann ōla ōvkuti .kane, *lol»a Willian» iliehmiwil, "a upoi iho la na lihiiihi maka, a Thoe aku la no ka miiia#a mao kw, a moku %fi 14 k>e kiinla gii*a a iwhā ae la.ka pkeke ma ka. laāwsū, a hoi.aku ka lepo.nd kā lepd,.i hoi āia ka ilhane me. ke. Akoa, ka Mc* sfana mai i*, * *aiho.iho!ā ia'ilMe na keiki, n* moipnna ame »a* hoaloha mi iieia aoao o ksc Mull-wai \Efeele o ka Mākfc. . . XJa hanauia knii kāne ma Pāpeei?, T*hiti, i ka mahina o Mei. la 16, maJ ka puhaka māi o Mama Luau, kona! maknahine, ame William 3tichmond ; ko-1 na makiiakane. L'a piha iaia na makahiki he 57 ame na maluna. keii. J Ua hiki mai oiā i Ha*aii rtei i k* mahina o Inlāi,. ISB2, i oiho ma Lihue $ei. Ua nohĀ iāia' ālt> malalo to Mr. H.rde Kke bo-jiā. Wakahiki loihi* a no-' ho i»a Kipu, no k«rkahi-<māu makaliiki, n'o ka laife!ar« haaa «o ka. mahiko me ka Son. C. A. Bk*e., ā tosmo)i <■> ka na-. ir£liralLō':ke leinp, oa hoi Iwn mai ho Eihhe nei, a «ik'hoomaii no i ka haiia a ko inaua; Baku ina kt» £ino, ahikhi ke -^co" T ik9 r i .lōa:āify-mai oka d pela ahiki #āle i kona kāalele atāa mai -lā ia,makbn. ' • . Ua £are oi? i ka «rāhine ; '6 ia no hōi ,kuti pokii.mi ko īinp Cogholl.-; Āolie"iio he huā keiki i loaēa' Aai' ia' lājaa. I ka mikfch&ji-.'190&. ōa' loōUui iā' ilib si}'āifa. $a. kā b<erit* o ka 'aiii»» 6 ka''Bev. SoL KaulLli.'d lia piliā ia maUa; hā Jnakahiki he .I*,.t ns ka".Aake i la. Aole no i'.loaa ba_ j®ea hooku-eē i ko maua aAa, p<fmohana -ke aloha i Aohoia a'hala" Kale āiw'.la'p6. < He hap.am.ā mao ko kuu kane ia*u amfe ka ohana apati, a pela no i na makamākā i kipa mai, e ike aia i ka poe klekU anie ka "haahāa. īanaa oia oo ia Kka'«sia o Lihue nej,. a he lima" no.hoi, a moe aka la. »Ke iaaM aku Aei w ati ika iooiAaikai a nui loa i na MākŪa o ka Ponō. Mr. ame Mr.*. Wm. Bicte |io-lia laua mau kōkua la māua i ko aiā-uā mau la o ka piliiia, a peiā ))a no/me Mr. āme Mts. C A. lliee, ikr. Mfi. Philip fiice Āttiur Hiee, ka Makai o ke KalānA o Kartai nei, i ka lakou makāna pua, a pela no i ni mākamkka ame na hoaloha i ākoakoa no ke ā'aaina.haipule, a ko makou kahu opio, Bb.t. pha?. Keahi, ma ko maua hoipe,. a āko la ma ka pi ilina o na haole, a moe aka.lā no ka rca mau loa, Aole oia e hoi hou mai aua i o'o y?i, aPka,- oiran ke heie kka i ona la. Me ka mal-a mai ke Ak<ia mai, ke hooki nel au me ke aioha. MRS. ELIZA BICHMONDi ! Lihne', Kauai, Oct: lf», l'P2O.