The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-14
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their eha various house., ~
a refinement Of cr,'' b4
all, and these Cue Slaeity
creep TO bed AT i siass d
ings. a. last m
is the much vsRt Of L. !
Sabbath, and on rui .t Is.
mutual agreere,,u is
shot- Pale womeS ael;t-
from n the Lager, '5 i5. att
pest the shops ana esssi
trade, services p oie g olsa
church, still aln M "a IL i,
one is able sa dillos !. o ms
the town and outs = ne
our lines. So d. sae ost.
everything. e. that o islelt :
1t is the same , Cas ooss
under the auspic C~l i
are organized, the bs !. Z
one thoroughly an ;o4Ad II
10, Other Sundays ~ 35ss I Z
rlson engage in a NJ ,Is o1Ss
tea to their friends -o as
town turns up on ib az -
revealing in The fr -. i'1 y
There is no doubt ,S =.
mere especially to t 10 b
rem: this happy ons Is s..
an lnexpressible hoo, q!
its are kept up and nd, ~ a,
by living in antiri1a '.si
The Times corT ss,'ea z,
graphic personal StS..' gal'',
is undoubtedly the @5 MI
DAY n the eyes Of ~ .JS
in m E,-.- 'e''-t oNel! is -.
III the Army, with a l.,
the possibilities Of he
tenance is keen. his is -. ~
features sharp and 500 s-a
emily a man of detsr- 80.
physical endurance an =
traordinary reticenee
bending. and one NJ Is
phrase of Mr.. Piner9's
be the only heat WIS.
his body. He does ~.
since he is tied to his
multitudinous cares n -
he is chiefly happy ~
the tine to escape ur-
nocturnal, silent expai,;,.l
calm and assuage perrss,
his present existeDes
maintains an impeDefr,.,.
control, observing wi,S
the foibles and capriaes
him. He seems ever ~
be on guard against 2
he should be swept br
and spontaneous entE-,
by a word, by an eY1-.g-
a movement. or in IT, -
he should betray the r,,
control under which h 4.
Every passing towgS-,
with curiosity not ara.
Every servant in the ~
and he. as a conse0uerr
without a pTeternatursi
an air of incisive fBslir
close every arVumeat ~
though the steel ma1sds
ton had check-mated IA
man in the instincts Of
weighs each remark bsi.
and suggests by his n
words, that he has eorsss}
ent effects it might coma
any mind as the exprs,s
mind. AS an officer /.
Mafeking a complete a.
security, to the eonstr
he has brought a VEN n
/ edge of the conditions a
of the Beers themselrs
strategic value of The I
His espionage exeursos
lines have gained hin az
accurate idea of the vslv
ing forces and a mass Of
he can Immediately cow
my'S attack. He loves tha
his return from the hoHov.
where he has kept 50 mat,
he lies awake hour afiI
camp mattress in the VI
out, in his mind, the var.
agencies by which be cat
move, which, unknown % |
| personally watched.
He is a silent man. I
he yearns for the noisd
which he can slip into i
veldt, an unobtrusiye sd
mystic communion Of u
twilight with darkness, q
ter, of early morn VII
with the music Of the Il
to speak to him and 10 ID
AS he makes his way AIRS
watchful sentry strains :
more to keep the hguH
before him. until the IN
veldt conceal his pTOsrS
the privacy of the nigti
longer a season Of moE
though the stars are Il
dim. The breeZes OF tAt
and gentle, impregnaisl
fragrances of the Noi9
he walks with rapid, q
footsteps, leaving The l4i
town for the arid and 81.
west, a new wind meets :
is clear and keen and =
the wastes that wan8fs
the monotonous SANDS Q
goes on, never falieF-
moment behind a elunf
ing himself next beai,.
era wiling upon his hans
head is low. his eyes ~
the camp of the efr1i
moves again. his insl~
he either changes 70 z
startles some doing =
back into town
The same correspoHis
process by which the -
get supplies Of fresh "a
expense.
"Black and white a
sniping, but to the nals
has brought the meals
of indulging in a pas-
/ ferent character. II
| by day, cattle raid.ns
the natives some prom.
During last night he >
by a successful ral
head of cattle. and u +: :
week another raidlhs
some eighteen oxen - =
himself when he e s
some cattle Talail=
enemy's lines, and
tribe may not have -. ~
as a unit Of defence ".
ing the Boer cattle -
I unique value in the
! deploring the poorness
remained ct our OF
| ago, but the rich or
natives have mace
! come change from
{ beef.
"These night eXc-i'
ticipated by the ii ..
is the consent Of W
relation to such a.
day the natives W
to take part in the -. r :
to the grazing ca-.-'
mits, marking GOV"
I pears the positloA9. "a.
1 can be most realii
mob. Then, wAe 81,
they creep up. az a..
crawling upon 9 ,t..'g z
they have coHp pr. ~ n.
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