Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-30

paratory TO the walk to his hotel.
What are you going to 10 with her
after you find her, Gren, old man.
Grenfalls brow puckerei, and he
brought himself up with jerk, 2uz-
zled uncertainty expressing Itself N his
posture as we'll as in his fac.
~"Ill think about that after | have
found her." he replied.
Think you'll marry herr persisted
the other.
How do know" exclaimed the
woman hunter savageiy.
"Oh, OF course you don't know How
could your" apologized Anguish. May
be she won't have you: maybe she Is
married-all sorts OF contingencies,
you know. But II you'll pardon my
inquisltiveness, I'd like to ask why
you are making this wild goose chase
, half around the world-juSt 10 nave
another look at her?"
You asked me II I thought Here
he stopped.
81 take II for granted, then, that
you'd like to. well. I'm glad tnat I've
got something de1ni.e on which to
base operations. The one object II our
endeavors from now IN Is To- exchange
Guggenslocker for Lorry--certainly no
! robbery: charity, should say. Good
night; see you in the morning"
The next morning the two friends
took a cab to several railway stations
and inquired about GraustarS and
Edelweiss.
she was stringing you, old man
said Anguish after they had tarned
away from the third station. he spoke
commiseratlngly. as he really ielt scr.
ry.
mo-" exclaimed Lorry. "she told
me the truth. There is = Graustark,
and she lives there. I'll stake my life
on those eyes of hers"
Are you sure she said II was in
Europe?" asked Harry. looking up and
down the street as II he would not
have been surprised to see her in
Paris. In his heart he believed that
she and her precious relatives had de-
ceived old Gren. Perhaps their nome
was in Paris and nowhere else. Rut
for Lorry's positiveness he you'll have
laughed heartily ut the Others simple
Credulty or branded him q dOlt. the
victim of some merry actress wh'm.
} Still he was forced to admit he was
not in a position TO see matters as
J they appeared and was charitable
enough to bide his time and to humor
the faith that was leading them from
: place to place In the effort to find q
! land that they knew nothing about
Lorry seemed so sure. so positive. that
: he was loath to see his dream dis
: PEELED. his ideal shattered. There was
certainly no Graustark. Neither had
I. the Guggenslockers sailed on the Will
helm, all apparent evidence to the con-
= trary Notwithstanding. Lorry had
= been in delirium and had imagined
be saw her on the ship. II there, VIII,
| was not her name in the list? But
that problem tortured the sanguine
, searcher himself.
= At last. in despair, after a fruitless
D search OF two days Lorry was willing
: TO submit With the peryerseness COM
) mon to half-hearted fighters Anguish
at once protested, forgetting that he
had sought to dssuade his friend the
day before.
. "We'll go to the library OF Paris and
: take a look through the books and
maps" he said. "Or, better still, let
! us go to the postoflce. There! Why
have we not thought of that? What
there is of Graustark they'll know in
the postal service"
Together they visited the chief post
office, where, after being directed to
various deputies and clerks, they AT
length found the department In which
The information was obtainable. In.
: side OF five minutes they were in pos
I session OF facts that INDICATED Miss
Guggenslocker, lifted Lorry to the
seventh heaven and put Mr.. Anguish
into an agony of Impotence. Grau-
stark was small principally away
off to the east, and Edelweiss was a
} city OF some 10000 inhabitants, accord.
Ing to the postal guidebook.
The Americans could learn no more
there, so they went to Baedocker's OF.
flee. Here they found great map
D and, after diligent and almost mi
! croscopic search, succeeded in discov.
ering the principality OF Graustark
Then they looked at each other in dis.
t may.
Continued Tomorrow