Ka Loea Kalaiaina, Volume III, Number 33, 26 August 1899 — He Manu mai ke kai mai [ARTICLE]

He Manu mai ke kai mai

HH Sottluuumh Yokahuma, J uuo 98.1899. M. K~ Kou olulo man. Aloha nui loa ot\ umd ka ohana. IH lona mai kuu o Juu« l woi, Ma o kiv loaa uuu mui 0 kau luta, ua hoohauoli mu loa H wau, a uii kaha iho ko‘« umn waimaka «o ka hoomauao ivo ia unkou tv oftu, Ao; uloliuno nnkom ■ Ha oiaio, utv lot* olo nk« wau ia oe i koia man )h loihi i haln uku la. I hai nku wau ia oo, ua umnao Ioh wft«, aolo o’u pilikoko u nmkaumka i koa o Hawaii, oiai mv w nok« aku wau i kakuu 1i<ta i kuu kuikuaunu puuoi, ko'u kaiku nUiiu» pouoi, ka’u keiki pouoi a i Kp’u Uopn hoi uuua e hoopouo1 pono ko’u wahi pouo wuku o hope, oia o 11. W Kakeln, aolo ‘ Im hookahi o lakon i pane mai, a 1 o oo hiKikahi ka mea i munaomai nei ia’u. Ae; uui kun uloha ia| [onkon a pan, Pehea la wau o ike hou aku ni ia oukou? I ka wa • hea 1»? Aoh> kaua i ike; malia i , keia wa o kei»a ola »u:i. n i ole, ma kela ao ma-o! Owau i keia lu, ūa kau iho ka hnlu elemaknle, a ua piha hoi n» makahiki he 60 a oi, eia nae, ho ikaika uo ko’n kino. O ko u , kulana ma’i, aole i lilo i mea e i hookaeia mai ai, oia hoi, aole Ue > mea e ike mai ana ia’u he mea ' ma’i wau, koe wale no ka poe i 1 ike a lohe hoi be mea ma’i wau. He a’o kula ka’u hana e noho nei i īokohama nei, aole ma kuu i ' olelo makuahiue, aka, ma ka ole- , lo Enelani. ile 2 he mau kula • Aupuni a he 3 he mau kula ‘‘Private.” A mailaila mai ko’u ola e noho aku nei. Nolaila, malalo o keia hoaiai aka ia oe, e nooueo iho oe, pehea la iae ia mai ai au , ka loea nia’i e hele e a'o i kcia| iU;«u knla. O k> mii o ua Imumaua o kekalū kula he'2,200,ao j kekahi lie 000 a oi, o koia na 1 i-Kula Aupuni. He 2 hora ko’n manawa e a’o ai i kela a ma keia ‘ kula 1 ka 1*, a ona Kula Ohana “Private School,” he 1 Uora a oi iki. Eia ka mea ninau aku ia oe. Auhea ka kaua keiki o HanaroV Be ike no anei oe ia ia, a eia la oia ihea kahi i uoho ai? E hai mai oe, Auhea la ko kaua kaikn. aana o Haieole a me bo kaua kai- % kuahine o Muimui? He ike aku anei oe ia laua? Pehea la o Kahili? E hai mai oe ia’n. Pohea o lona ma, Koahou rac konn ohana? ! E hai aku oe i ko’u aloha ia hikou a pau. E hai aku oe i ko’u aloha ia H. H. Pareka me na hoahanaa, na Kula Sabati, na hoa opiopio a me na hoa o ka Papa Himeoi o Kawaiahao a me Kaumakapili, h ia Rev. Timoteo rae kona ohana. ; Iua no hoi he mea kan i makemake ni oonei, hai mai no hoi , oe. Ke hooki nei au me ko aioha f nui nou, Laika, ua keiki, me na i ohana u pau o kana. i Kon Pokii D. Keaweamahi, k Ae, ua kipa mai o Hon. Ham’I ‘ G. Filder (Waila) i ko’u hale, aole nae au o ka hale, ua httlfo au i fce knla, nolaila, aole oia i I |ike ia’u a peia no Uoi wau ia ia, [P. S. E hoonna mui oe i kau i<?ta penei:— Dnvid Kay 184, Settlement Japana. Ua hoololi wau i ko’u inoa e Hko me ia a'u i hai ae noi, oia hoi Dftvid Kay,

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