Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-05

apppnrauCp might create. and, unseen.
entered his cncmy's stronghold. He
passed a gambling hall. through the
windows OF which came a slckly vel.
low CLEAN. 4 man came ont TN.
steadily and stared at the hnrSoman,
then passed on.
Glcnistcr's plan was 90 90 straight 10
the Northern and from there to track
down It's owner rclentlnssly hut In
order to reach the place his course led
him past the office Of Durham &
Strive. This brought back to his mind
the man dying out there ten miles at
his back. The scanticst humanity de-
manded that assistance hc sent Mt
once. Tot he dared not give word
openly. thus bctrayinc his presence, for
II was necessary that he maintain his
liberty during the next hour at all haz-
ards. He suddenly thought Of an ex.
pcdlent and rcincd In his horse. which
stopped with wide spread legs and dc.
jectcd head while he dismouutcd and
climbed the stairs TO leave note upon
the door. Some one would see the
message shortly and recognize its
urgency.
In dressing for the battle ut the MI
das on the previous night he had re-
placed his leather boots with "muk-
luks," which are waterproof. light and
pliablc footgcar made from the skin OF
seal and walrus. He was thus able to
move as noiselessly MS though In moe
casius. Finding neither pencil nor pa
per In his pocket, he tried the outer
door of the office. to find It unlocked.
He stepped inside and listened, then
moved toward Il table on which were
writing materials, but In doing so
beard Il rustic In Strives private Of
fee. Evidently his soft sOlcs had not
disturbed the man inside Roy was
about to tiptoe out as he had come
when the hidden man cleared his
throat. 1t is in these Involuntary
sounds that the voice retains its nat.
ural quality more distinctly even than
I'm speaking. 4 strange cagcrncsS grew
in Glcnistcr's face. and he approached
the partition stcalthily. II was of wood
and glass, the pancs ClUudcd ana
opaque to n height Of some six feet:
l
| but, stepping upon Il chair, he pccrcd
mo the room beyond y man khelt IN
| Htter OF papers hetor" ne open s"ie'
IT'S drawers ana compartments rehloN-
N anu Iheir contents S'a'ter'u, lhs
watcher lowered himself, drew his gun
| and laid soft hand upon the dOOrknob,
| turning the latch with firm fingers. Ills
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Although he had made less display
than had the judge, the receiver was
no less worried about Helen. of whom!
no news came. His jealousy, famed
| TO red heat by the discovery of her
earlier detection, was enhanced four
fold by the thought Of this last ndvcn-
ture. Something told him there was
treachcry afoOt, and when she did not
return ut dawn he began TO fear that
/ Ghn huI IL, hnp lpt with tho pint