Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24

Whar he ain at MOrE=-fpI Pole wells
lnt i'm whenever ne sees i'm"
That nipht whom Alan reached homo
he sent a servant over tn tell Mrs Ba-
ker that pole was all right and that
he'd he home soon He had eaten his
sumner and rome upstairs 10 90 to he'd
hen he heard his name called outside
ding TO a window and looking ont he
lrscoenized Pol. noler s,and,ne al tho
lpota I, tho ,,oar r,oo,,iob,
Allan" no said sns,ly "coro a,ur
lhoer a uinuto ,,o,, g., 90, ,.,,,, -
Alan went down and ioinad him For
La moment pole stood leaning oVainst
1.-The fence his owes hidden lac HE broad
lbrimmed sIoucb mar
| "Did Won vap, IN sos mo poio ."
Alan ,st.d
| "yes ala" tho f.,,ou. sr,o,,,,,.,a
81. made ro,,nn as a. 90 roaaL ,,,,
his hand hat refrainad Thon no IooL.
cd straight into Ai,n,s ,aco
81 conldn., on, "a sIson III, IA so,d
somo,,, 90 COZ, ho ha,,ar iii 49,,
other yrIn 81 I,iJ dow an. nd
l,rv NJ /, hrt 4, ,yas,,, mo ,o IT, uo,
IN s,v n I'm boor g., .a,aar ,ha, 80
God mr. s,ma'n. e,s. dor,, shov mo a
vav IN noy Won hoot, ,or ,,,,,, ,o,,
done today I'll never draw a so,isaod
breath Alan pIsbop vo,rs n mar
mar rron, ,nra n,,,sia: ,,.I, A..
marrow a, wore homes an, q, aon,
o.. -, -. un
about Won m ias, hrrn nm, no, to-
that. trouhIo n. ,bI,h,Ioss .. ia H..
: nront with my haby an, IT, ~.
ali come dow, on mo a., honnr -, ,,,'.
IN dri,o mo Ill -. -
with rocps an, s,,ot,s 20, 49, -. ~,
uorr, ri, IN mo 49,, La, 49,,
reckon thar wasn,, anr,htnn p,m -,
~, '""' vac" aug 'n'hs p'i' couIu
Il I'm, woSn,, ID 90 -. -" =,
Than yn,, ,,r,o oiona 40, -
vordic, IN n,,. 60 -. 80 w
tho ooro, ,o,, ma I, ,n,,r, gu
.don,, sho,, ,a,. as",n'i , n'"" -,
baco'so I dor., ,,yn TO- 49,,
noyor axod 200 h,, n ou
n.os IN ani, ,ni,I,,,, 80, ~, va 10
r. mall a ,rw a, :, w., - S1'i
tbat,u nav con ,oor tr, 80, '" ,'i,h
n sober hcaS Tim NO. a hs,tor go Js W. s,n
Won % ,ho -, ~" De -" 80 li'enu ~
mt,n, oIoI 49, 80 '' "r',
poIo 7" ronI,o, a. -, 80, ~
tho ,e,,or.. oarnaa,ansa g., '',e 80, y!
Won can do II Thar yorr n,,,o ans
-. "' your WIG anu
Hang nv wife an, cbiIdren," snort
ed Pole. "It's you Pm pnin, IN nor,,
fer--you, | say,"
He suddenly turned through tho ono,
gate and strobe bomeward across tho
fields. Allan stood looking after him
till his tall form was lost in the hazy
moonlight, and then be went I'D TO his
bed,
Pole entered the open door OF his
cabin and began, 10 undress as he sat
on the side OF his crude bedstead, made
Of Embarked poles fastened to the bare
logs in one corner OF the room. His
wife and children slept on two beds Oh
the other side OF the room.
Did you see i'm, Pole?" piped IN
Mrs. Baker from the darkness
Eyes, seed i'm. Sally, say, whar':
that bottle o whisky had the last
hme was at homer"
mere was an ominous silence. Out
OF II rose the soft breathing Of the chill |
uren' INN the woman sighed. Pole, !!
Shorely you amt a-goin' to begin |
asih'
No; ! want TO bust IL into smither- |
Gems i don't want II about; don't !,
want to know thar's drap in the
house I've swore on, an this time |
she sticks. CT me that bottle"
Another silence. Suddenly the vom-
an spoke: Pole, you've swore of, as
many times as dog has Aess. Often
r.h., 4