Nupepa Puka La Kuokoa, Volume I, Number 106, 27 July 1893 — KA EUEU WIWO OLE O NU IOKA A I OLE, O KA Makai Kiu Hale Niwela. [ARTICLE]

KA EUEU WIWO OLE O NU IOKA A I OLE, O KA Makai Kiu Hale Niwela.

MOKUNA X. 4 ‘He hookahi mea a’u e manao nei he mea pono e hoike mua aku ia ’ oe, n wahi a ka loio. “Heaha ia mea?” “Ua hōomaopopo ia J u, aole i ike kela leele opip o Mrs. Bdauwina no kona kupunawahine, a aole no hoi - oia I maopopo ola ka hooilina ma- , loko o ka palapala hooilīna.” Ua kulou malie īho la ka makai • kiu me ka noonoo akahele ana i ke ; ano o keia mau huaolelo hope a ka s loio. A hoomanao pa ae la no hoī oia i na hana ano e a kela Iede opioj ' a na ia mea i hooialo loa i ke ano o i na olelo a ka loio. , “Pela io no ko T u manao, aole no oia i ike,” wahī a ka makai kiu. * “Heaha ka kona kumu i hana ai , I kela karaima pepehi kanaka?” wahi a ka loio. “Malia paha, ua hookonokono ia ' oia e kekahi kanaka ino, he mea i hoi i maopopo ia mau mea.” “Owai ia kanaka?” wahi a ka loio i ninau aku aī. s “Ke manao nei au, ina e hiki ana . la kaua ke noi aku a ae ia mai e hookaulua ia ka wa e II ia ai o Walaka Parama no kekahi mau hebe1 boma, aole o T u kanalua e loaa ana, i no ka mea, nana i pepehi malu o t Mrs. Ealauwina. ' “Ina pela, he mea pono e hele pu , oe me a’a imua o ka Luakanawai a . me ka Loio aupuni.” <f Ua ae au ia mea, aka, no keia manawa, e oluolu oe e hoike mai L ia’u, pehea la I hiki ole ai ia Mele L Ealauwina ke ike o kona kuponawahine kela oia! laua e noho pa ana iloko o ka hale hookahi? 1 ’ wahi a ka l makai kia. i “He mea maopopo loa, a oia no hoi kekahi o na mea i lohe maa ia maloko o na kulanakaahale nunui.” , . “He makemake hoi paha aa e lohe.” “He wahine imī walwai o Mrs. t» Balauwiha iloko o kona mau la u T i, I a oia keia waiwai nui a he kaikamahīne hoi kana, a i kona nui ana, y ua hoowalewaleia oia e kekahi kal naka, a mare maru ia laua, a o ua kane la he kanaka plliwaiwaī, a no ia mea, ua hoohiki o Mrs. Balauwi- \ oa aole e ike i ua kaikamahine la i'‘aaa. He hookahi makahikl maho-

pe !ho o ka mare ana o ua kaikamahlne la, ua make iho la oia, mahopo |. nae o kona hanau ana mai he wahi kaikamahine.” “A ola keia Mele Balauwina ea?” “Aīia, pela iho, aole i pau ka’u mau wehewehe ana ia oe. I ka make ana o ua wahine la, ua lawe aku ka luaul kane o kahī kaikama- ( hine uuku i ua wahi kaikamahine ' la a hookomo īaia iloko o kekahi hale hanai keiki makua ole me ka holke ole aku owai la ka inoa ona < makua, a pela aku. Ua noho ua wahi kaikamahine la iloko o ka hale hanai keiki a hlki i ka piha ana o kona mau makahiki ika ekolu. la ‘ wa, ua lawe ia oia a hoohiki ia e ke- . kahi wahine waiwai kuonoono a : nana I hoouna iala iloko oke kula a ' loaa al iaia ka naauao a me na ao ana i kulike me ke kulana o na lede maikai loa,” f< Ke hoomaopopo la au ia mea,” j wahī a ka makal kiu. | «Mahope iho o ka make ana o ke ; kahu hanal o ua lede opio la, ua | komo mai la ka ohana o ua wahine la a kipaku ia oia iwaho o ke alanui me ka home ole e noho ai. Aole kaua e kamaīlio no iamau lamaī, aka, aia nae mahope mai, ua halawai aku la o Mra. Balauwlna me ua lede opio la ma kealanui, a hoomāopopo koke aku la no o Mrs. Ealau- 1 winao kona moopuna ponoi no la, mamuli o ka like loa o kona mau helehelena me kana kaīkamahīne ■ ponoi, a no ia mea, ua hoīhoi mai lai oia Ia!a a noho pu me la.” j “Heaha hoi ko Mrs. 'lialauwmā I mea i hoike ole aku ai iaīa i ko | laua piii?” wahi aka makai klu. \ u Ua manao no oīa e hana pela, 1 aka, he makemakenaeoīa e hooīaīo i pono ia mamua o kona hoomaikeike j lea ana aku i ua moopuna la ana,” ■ wahi a ka loio. Aole i pan, j

V ~ 4 Ke makemake nei o Mr. Aibert Favorite o Arkansas City, Kan,, e haawi aku i kapomalkaī i ko makou poe makamaka heluhelu I kona ike j i na mēa e pili ana i na ma’i anu. Penei kana olelo: «Ma ke kau kupulau i hala iho nei, ua loaa iho la au ika ma T i anu aua auo kuonoono loa ka ma’i ma kuu ake mamaj a aohe hoi i ano ola pono ae, ua loaa hou iho la au ia ano ma’i hookahi me ka hoonawaliwall ana ia’u ahala wale ke kau makalli, a i ka haalele ana mai o ke anu, he kunu paakiki ka mea nana e hoomailo aaa ia’u a’u hoi i manao iho ai aole loa la au e ola iki ana. He nmikumamaha makahiki i hala ae nel, ua hoao no an i ka laaii kunu a Chamberlain me ka holopono, nolaila, ua. manao iho la au e hoao hou. Aole i pau he hookahi omole, ua haiilele koke mai la ke kunu ia’u, aaole loa hoiaui hoopllikia hou ia mai e ke kunu me ke anu. Ua hooia aku au i kahi poe, a ko mahalo nui nei lakou.” He 50 keneta o ka omole e kuai lama kahi o Bensox Smith <fcCo., Agena ma na Pae Aina Hawaiī. 2435^-41.