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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-10

RADIO, staring at the viceroy, kill me.
pray, and end 1t ALL"
Thou must first kill mel" cried
Mercedes, extending her arms across
her lovers breast.
Donna Mercedes" said her father,
thou hast put such shame upon the
name and fame OF De Lara as 1t hath
never borne in 500 years. Thou hast
beeu betrothed to an honorable gentle.
man. It is my will that the compact be
carried out"
"Oh. my God, my God" cried the un.
happy girl, sinking into a chair. wilt
thou permit such things to be?"
And, Alvarado," went on the old
nun, not needing his daughters pite.
Gus prayer, IL know not thy parentage
nor to what station thou vert born,
but I have marked you from that day
when, after Panama, they brought you
baby into my house. have watched
you with pride and Joy. Whatever re
sponslbility I have placed before you,
you have met 1t. Whatever demand
that hard circumstances have made
upon you, you have overcome II. For
every test there counts a victory. You
have done the state and me great serv.
ice. none greater than tonight. with
such a temptation before thee. that
few men that I have come in contact
with In my long life could have resist.
ed. you have thrown II aside. You and
your honor have been tried and not
found wanting. Whatever you may
have been, know you now to be the
finest thing on earth, a Spanish gentle.
man! Nay, with such evidence of your
character I could. we're II possible
have set aside the claims Of birth and
station
"oh, my father. my father!" inter
rupted the girl joyously.
And have given you Donna Mere,
des to wife,
"Your excellency"-
Put tits too late. The betrothal has
been made. the contract signed. My
word is passed. In solemn attestation
before our holy church have prom
lsed to give my daughter to Don Felipe
de Tobar. Nothing can be urged
against the match
But love-" interjected Mercedes
THAT Is wanting"
1T seems So" returned the viceroy
And yet where duty and honor de
mand. love Is nothing. Donna Merce
des, thou hast broken my heart. That
q Spanish gentlewoman should have
shown herself so bold! could punish
thee. but thou art mine all. | am an
old man. Perhaps there Is some ex
cuse in love. I will say no more.
will cen forgive thee. but must have
your words. both OF you. that there
shall be no more Of this; that no other
WORD Of affection for the other shall
pass either lip forever. and that you
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81 know not" answered the distract
ed old woman.
she lives" said Alvarado, rising to
| his feet and facing his friend. "She
teth but tainted"
Water" said Sonora Agapida.
Roth men started instantly to hand
her the carafe that stood on a table
rear by. Don Felipe was nearer and
got It first.
Sonora Agapida loosened the dress
of the young woman and sprintled her
face and hands with the water. laying
her head back upon the floor as she did
so. and in a moment the girl opened
/ her eyes. In the darkness OF the room.
FOR no lamp had as yet been lighted,
she had not recognized In her Devil.
derment who was bending over her,
for Alvarado had forced himself to
draw back, yielding his place to De
Tobar as II by right.
"Alvarado!" she murmured.
"She lives" said Don Felipe. with
relief and jealousy mingled in his
voice, and then he turned and faced
the other.
| SuU HONs ofIuT hlNbIduDs UtTHHDS
you will be able to explain how you
came to be here alone at this hour Of
night with my betrothed and why she
calls they name! BY st. Jago. sir,
| have you dared TO offer violence to
this LADY,"
| HIS hand went TO his sword. To
draw II was the work Of a moment.
He menaced the young soldier with
the point.
Il could kill you as you stand
| thsrs!" he cried in growing rage. But
the memory OF our ancient friendship
STAYS my hand. You shall have a
chance. Where Is your weapon!"
Strike, II II please you. | want
nothing but death" answered Alyara.
do, making no EFFORT to defend him.
self.
HAST deserved II at my hands.
then?" exclaimed the now Infatuated
De Tobar.
stay" interrupted the vIceroy, re.
entering the room. What means this
assault upon my captain? Donna Mer'
cedcs?"
she revives." said the duenna.
"Is II thou. senora?" said the vice
roy. II sought thee unayailingly."
"Your highncss.' said the old wo
man, 81 missed the senorita and found
her here"
"And how came you unbidden into
my private cabinet, Don Felipe?"
"Your excellency. Sonora Agapida
found me In the corridor. She was dis
traught over her lady's absence. We
knocked. There was no answer. We
entered. crave your pardon, but II
vac well came. for found my be
trothed and my best friend alone
here" he pointed gloomily. "a Span
'sh gentleman alone at this hour Of the
pight with
"SIlence!" Numbered the viceroy
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caught her hand, raising 1t respectful.
" to his lips.
Now. senior" he cried. turning back,
I'VE can discuss this question unhin.
dered by the presence Of the lady. You
said you loved her. How dare you.
man of no birth. whose very name Is
an assumption, lift your eyes so high?7
This from you, my friend!" cried
Alvarado, whittier than ever at this in
suit
"Sir" intorposed the voice Of the
Hceroy RESTRAIN yourself. 'Tis true
We know not the birth or name of this
young man whom have honored with
my confidence, upon whom you have
bestowed your friendship. hut he hath
ever shown himself-and have watch.
ed him from his youth-a gentleman.
Spanish gentleman whom all might EN-.
ulate. You wrong him deeply
But he loved her"
"What of that?' answered the vice.
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as this true, Captain Alvarado?"
"Would she had not said So" an.
swered the young man gloomily.
"Is 1t true7"
II cannot deny it, my lord, and yet
am the guilty one. was on the
point of yielding. Had you not come
In we should have gone away"
yet you had refused?'
T-I-hesitated.'
REFUSED my daughterl And you,
shameless girl. you forced yourself up.
on him-threw yourself into his arms?'
Yes. loved him. Didst never
love in thine own day. my father? Did.
1T never feel that life itself were as
nothing compared to what beats and
throbs here?"
But Don Felipe?'
"He is a gallant gentleman. love
him not oh, sir
Press your daughter no further
Don Alvaro. She is beside herself.
gasred out Alvarado hoarsely. "'Tis
all my fault. loved her so deeply
that she caught the feeling in her own
heart. When am gone she will forget
me. You have raised me from obscur
Ity; you have loaded me with honor;
you have given me every opportunity,
will be true. will be faithful 10 you
Twill be death. but I hope II may
come quickly. Misjudge me not sweet
lady. Happiness smiles not upon my
passion; sadness marks me for her
own. pray twill be but for a little
space. Give me some work to do that
may kill sorrow by losing my life, my
lord. And thou, Donna Mercedes, for
get me and be happy with Don Fell
pc"
Never, never!" cried the girl.
She rose to her feet and came nearer
to him. Her father stood by as II
stunned. She laid her arms around
Alvarado's neck. She looked into her
lovers eyes.
You love me and love you. Wha,
matters anything else?"
"oh, my lord. my lord" cried Alva'
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will be forever silent about the events
of this night"
Speak thou first, Captain Alvarado,'
said the girl.
"You have loved me-" cried the
young man, turning toward Donna Mer
cedes. "and you have trusted me-" bow
ing to the old man. Here are two
appeals. God help me, cannot hest
tate. Thou shalt have my word. Would
this were the last from my lips"
And he could promise; he could say
IT," walled the broken hearted woman.
"oh, my father, he loves me not! I
have been blind! promise thee on
the Lonor of De Lara! have leaned
upon a broken reed
Never" cried the old man, hath
he loved thee so truly and so grand!
as at this moment"
ut may be, II may be-" sobbed the
girl. Keeling as she spoke. Take me
away. 'Tis more than can bear"
Then she sank PROSTATE, senseless
between the two men who loved her,
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CHAPTER XI.

1--WE must have assistance" cried
the viceroy in dismay. "Alvarado. do
you go and summon
Into the women's apartments, my
lord?"
may, I will go. watch you here"
answered the old man, promptly run.
ming through the window and out on
the balcony toward the apartments OF
his daughter. He went. quickly, but
making no noise, for he did not wish
the events of the evening to become
public.
Left to himself. Alvarad). resisting
the temptation to take the PROSTATE
form of his love In his arms and cover
her cold face with kisses, knelt down
by her side and began chatting her
hands. He thought II no breach Of pro
priety TO murmur her name. Indeed,
he could not keep the words from hi
lips. Almost instantly the viceroy de.
parted there was a commotion In the
outer hall. There was a knock on the
door, repeated once and again. and be.
fore Alvarado could determine upon a
course OF action Don Felipe burst into
the room, followed by Sonora Agapida,
the duenna of Donna Mercedes.
your excellency," cried the old wo'
man In agitation. II missed the scnio
iitn. have searched
But who is this?" interrupted DE
Tobar, stepping over 10 where Alvara
do still knelt by the PROSTATE girl.
"Tis not the viceroy!" He laid his
hand on the other mans shoulder and
rocoiled in surprise.
Dominique" he exclaimed. what
do you here. and who
There lies the Donna Mercedes"
sirleked the duenna.
she is hurt?" asked Felipe. for the
Iroment his surprise at the presence
Of Alvarado lost in his anxiety for hic
ieirothal.
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Continued from Saturday,

mot sol" screamed Mercedes. who
not told the truth. He hath lied for
me. I alone am guilty. heard him
praying here in the still night, and I
came in, not he. threw myself into
his arms. begged him TO take me
away. He spoke of his love and friend
ship for you. for Don Felipe, his honor,
his duty. I did indeed seize the dag.
ger, but because though he loved me
he would still be true. On my head be
the shame. Honor this gentleman, my
father. as love him."
She aung herself at her fathers feet
and caught his hand.
Il love HIM" she sobbed. II love
him!"
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The SEVENTH PRIZE is a fine leath

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