Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-23

That they deserted not we're hrrwit ly.eur. H.ID
! % Nnw let IL work Misc iccf thou lr' tfu.'
| Take thou what course thnu VILE -Nhl.a-r. Drn.
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As We passed the whirl Of waters 1T
the lava shelf half our Chimes" cast
themselves between thwarts yelling
with fear: but. when we glidod into the
twilight bay, they recovered their
seats, expressing their wonder in hail
hystoriCal ordinations. which yibrat.
ed strangely between laughter ami
| tears. Anan spoke a few words In Chi
nese, and they were brave again. chat.
tering like magpics. After landing II
I was fully twenty minutes bofor" Anan
returned, with the crew, to here !
held the boat. They brought five hun.
dred pounds Of opium. He now gave
them the electric torch and three Ian.
terms, with directions TO hurry back
for another load. The ten cases were
soon aboard. and We brought away ten
more men, all that Captain StUrKc
could spare.
BY four O'Clock our valuable cargo
was safely stored, beneath the upper
bags Of sugar left in the schooner. At
Honolulu, for ballast
As Anan and started ashore for our
traps. Captain Storke called after us,
over the rail: Now. boys, we're not to
hurry.-We can't get out until after
| sundown when the land brc nc
blows: so, if you wanter. go up { the
| grass house nd say goOd.by to the
wimmen folk;-Ye see | was young
myself once'st, nd I'm just as young os
| use ter be.-Ycs, damnmc, boys. TN
bet | am"
! When We landed in the twilight hay,
where the Chinese had piled our be.
longings upon the lava. turned 10
Anan and said: Now. old fellow. you
go up first and tell them good.by: I'm
the strongest and will get these things
aboard. standing guard until you
come" Then | added. as | saw tho
thinncss of my subterfuge: II don't
| like to- leave this Mauser alone: it's all
We have to depend upon. in case uf
trouble. There's light enough her" to
work by, with one of the lanterns. 50
you can take the torch"
| He looked at me with an cOuiyOral
smile, and said: Its all right. Rot.
| dy. | won't be- long and will leave
you plenty of time. DO you think itll
take you longer to say good-by than
to load the boat" he cried. as he ran
toward tn" tunnel.
| threw a Guip after him. or" H." dis
appeared: II was the first time hdu
taken advantage of his enforced alb.
Sence; but felt | must say gnOd-by to
Male, without even tn" eye OF hi nd.
ship present, and | Uui"t"d an unruly
cOnsCicnC" with the remembrance Of
| Anan's good nature. | went loisur"iy
; to work. and soon had the boat load, 4.
then lighted cigar Within ten
minutes heard his hollow footballs Ia
the upper tunnel he came rapidly. As
he emerged, he cried
Take the binoculars. Rod. and hur
ry; there's sail coming lIalawa way,
that looks about right for the Haley.
on, you'd better take the Mauser: Id
rather risk this doubIe.harrel. II
have TO use anythlng-it will hit more
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