Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

as were required to reach the shores OF
Hawaii
Now, on Hawaii there lived most
heautiful woman. the daughter OF ms.
the sorccross ana magician. Her beauty
was such that the poets all over the is-
land sung her praise. and even To this
Jay IN the melcs and songs of the poo-
pie the name Of Hlnn or iiu-oho IL often
heard. Ilinu's hand was sought by the
chief. Hakn- llniaCu. nephew uf the
great king Pau-ma kua but I'm. her
mother refused why do YOU refuse
That which would give me 80 much hap
piness, Gu9" pleaded the chief "Aiy
heart ycarns for lllna and she must
be mine"
since you Will have @ ro take her ~.
H1kalhnllco.' said Ull." but guard her
Wen, for foresoc trouble boo your mar
fled lifo.
"rho winds win snatch her from you
ana many moons win plaa before you
pee her again. "Bn 10 au." rHuIl,I the
chief 'Fh8U I roirct u treasure because
perchnuc. % may hU stolen from mo
afterwards. ! win guard her we'll" So
lng beautiful liiul, the most beautiful
NHl ln hawaii became one OF the wives
~ lluknlnnilu1. The nephew OF pluma.
hua. Ioac" nnl happiness rested uu
we nome ON lima for .IN years and Iu
thnt Time She bore hnr husband two
sons hy nnWea kln1 uuUNih.H. then
.'N''f' NNN.N. N' AN.I ||..'NNI'| N'IN
ulcied ANA llInu was lH.n 300 more iu
1iilu
Tho fearless Knuuoapce. 90. ru.uy OF
nll allen chiefs had extended DO. ware
fare 10 Hawaii and hof. having heard
me poets Sing uf ihH beautiful ll.un zee
solved 90 Gee Der fnr himself Landing
ht Puma De- came ns common MukH-
nl-unnu Co lliln. right Go the home OF
liiuh, 0ni there d. buhull even more
beautiful than be- had expected tha uh.
ject Of his search. No sooner dil Dc
sec her than boz lowed hcf uud resolved
no MAKE HER his.
why should not I carry nor on" h.
argued with himself "aha Or the vito OF
my natural enemy. tho hated nephew of
Puumukuu.' aud au he easily prtauud-
cd hima1lf uf the iustncss of his de-
examinations.
Returning to Puma h. set sail Tor mo
and lowered around the shores Tor
many days waiting an opportunity n
soon came. one beautiful moonlight
night Hlnn and her lady attendants
went down 90 the ocean 90 battle. and
while they enjoyed Themselves In the
surf. canoe. manned by strong war
iors shot through their midst.
a tail form ieaped Into the
water. caught the frightened Hinn in
his arms. placed her gently In the canoe
and was on again before her ladies
know what happened. The large barge
awaited out at aeu,and that nlsht nH tho
moon shonc beautifully down. the wind
bore Hlna away to Haupu, the home OF
knuppcpep.
For several days Hlnn mourncd. roe
funlng both food and drink. but her
apartments al tiaupu were elegant be-
You'd description, every want aud need
having been anticipated. her attendants
were kind and thoughtful and la spite
OF her grief she was not obllyious OF the
great respect shown her. She knew that
hcr abductOr was the great kuupocpce.
and she soon realized that rrpining
would do her no good, so with the sa-
gaclty that could be expected In the
daughter OF IN. she accepted food.
clothed herself as a queen with which
the KAPPA provided her. and sent word
him.
The chief came. and to his great sur
prise found his lady calm. Hinn arose |
ns he entered and bowling waited for |
him TO speak. what can do for you. |
. Hlna2" said the warrior kindly.
'Libcrate me-" replied the lady firmly.
'Libetatc youf Why. you are free 10 40 |
any place within the walls OF Haupu." |
Return me 20 my children" said Hinn. |
Impossible was the firm reply. |
Then KIN me-"
Not for the World" said the chief. !
'Hinn. did you ever see me before !
took you from the water on IN. coast |
Of Hilo2" NO" said the lady. well, /
I had seen you before that time. I |
saw you In your home among the |
palm trees, saw you ON the sea shore. |
with your lady attendants, and /
when saw you. the most |
beautiful woman on Hawaii the /
wife OF my enemy. l vowed that you /
should be mine, and I rislSed my life |
FOR you. II would not become kau. /
pcepee 10 Stay that which he 40 much |
desires. so much loves neither would /
Hlna think much OF a man who. after
rialing all for a prize would east that
prize from him
"Oh. Hina. you are like no other
woman. and ! am like no other man.
Such companionHhip has the approval
" the gods and you will leave Haupu
only when it's walls are lcveled 10 the /
earth and Kaupccpee lies dead among
the ruins"
Approaching Hlna. the great chief
laid his hand gently on her shoulder
and added: You VIII not be unhappy
here At Haupu, We are both prisoners.
no less yours than you arc mine. aud
NJ fellow prisoners we viii make each
other happy, She was not "a little Hat
tered by the gentle words OF the chief,
and when he left she muscd 10 herself,
'Kaupeopee Is great chief
THE so NoF MOI.
He II brave and yet how gentle. No
one ever spoke so 10 mo beforr,
,Ould have listened To him longer" AZ
Ter that, the gentle Ilina listened with !