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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-12

ireffe @ieiterne 8pens Negler. Cont
me Gags Mften gioer Gore11ingen
uDania" en- v&eceptton" Dania
Sail.
&aa Sirs6ag pil Delegaterne efter
enote Sorban6linger ianles ON slf-
tenen @. 6.3Oi Dania &oIl for at Be-
ipge Mf6eltngen uDanmarfs Sgnner"
L ct. saul.
Otter Mg6et 0ns6ag 6or1nib6ag
oil 0elegaterne blipe in6buot til en-
|ubflugt til Safe Minnetonfa ON @f=l
terr1i66agen.
Sors6ag Mften bill uDania" arran=
gere en- 8anfet Donio Sail for De-
legaterne og Me6len1mer meo 6eres
Gamer.
6re6og Mften &l. z n1eoer 9elega=
terne Gania Sail for at beipge
r@on6erlanb".
9er0ag 6ormio0ag foregaar SAL
get al en- np 0perbeitprelie, og ON
@ftermiooagen afbol0es en- almtnoe-
Zig 9isfuslton paa 9anta Sall for
Meblem1ner al 80. g. 9. S."
SsSfelge 0e 0plpsninger, ion1 itaar
til Dor 9eaa0igbeo, bor 6oreningen
| li6en 5ammenlutningen 1882 op=
taget 81 Mf6elinger, bboraf i1ni6ler=
| ti0 fire ct blepet neOlagt, ne0el1s
Sotolantallet al Me6lelnmer inben=
for Soreningen for 9iebliffet er 81
|281, for6elte, iom boSitaae11oe Sort
u0Diler, oper Sc f9lgen0e II Gtoter:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-12

fribi1lige Dire, at &irfen iaaleOes |
set bore er 11aoet til set Yunft, bpor
SEN MI ltaar, ct ser fun al @run0 til
me0 lple Torpentninger at ie us oDer
SEN Si6, ser 1fal fo1nlne.
Marsn196et 1908 faar lin / n :
I / g 8etDoning 6erbe6, at 8 :
I t s +. $ I b e g m 5
Grue er ber tiliteoe iom Menig=
be0ens @ieit og for fgrite Gang ef=
ter fin @iernreiie / 1896 after oper=
berer ct al Samfun0ets Marsmp0er.
Om Eaitor &elpegs 8etp6ning IN
benfor u6en 6anife Strife" Gi0s=
rummet 1881-95 bebepes fun ber
meo iaa mango Oro at mi116es; en-
bber ser leier 6isle 2inier, og Ser
fienoer Blot set n1inoite til u9en
6an1fe &irfe"s &titorie bill bi0e Set
Maa1fe fremfor n1eget an0et bill 0e1
gipe Marsmp6et / Srinitotis Mgb.
1908 lit 8rag, at Sb. SelDeg otter
er tilite6e blan6t fine gamle @enne1
og Meningsfeller / r9en oaniff
&irfe.
Noitor 8. 6. 8 0 5 + 0 s &
er Sanfnnbets 11nb9rer1oe Sorlnani
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-12
Dr 5amtmtpmHlmttpnf @atHkr Gurrntnurr.
Knnuenttun Dana iall 1anaeapulta l5-an 1tunt

80. 9. S." $50. 2, Oibfoib, @is. ::
&eter Gre6rifien.
u9e Ganifes @ien1" 9eo. 3, @au=
poca, @iS.: Sans Oorfien og S. g..
Mn0erien.
uMnsgar" 9eo. 4, Green 8ap,
@is.: Sprgen Sanien og 8. 80. @an-
len.
r1onebo6" 9eo. 5, Council 8lnffs,
SSa.: Sre6erif Sacobien og Marius
&asnrusien.
uDania" geo. 6, Minnelpplis: s.
S. Gbrtiterlen 6. sSprgenie1l so. &.
Sobanien.
u9ana Club" 9eo. Z, geeenab,
@is.: SsSngen tilmel6t.
u9anneptrfe" 9fo. 8, Clinton,
Sa.: &eter S. &air og @tmon &an=
fen.
vgeoroel1s 8rpore" $40. 8, Gnbu=
Ia, SSa.: Sngen tilmel6t.
r0ania" 9eo. 10, &enolba, isis. :
Martin sl16erien og Sobn 6. Spr=
|genlen.
r9onia" 9eo. II, @tillpater,
Minn.: @ans &el1on.
v9anta" 9fo. 12, Sacoma, @alb.:
ingen tilmelDt.
n9ania" 9eo. 13, YertD Mmbop, M.
s.: gsfil6 $. SjgrnelunD, Sbon1. S.
Sbomiell 8ertbel @elietb og slnorem
|Mn0erlen.
r2pren" go. IA, Geoar Sails ss5a. :
|2ars 9eiellen g. Morfusien og Sens
8. @farfusie1.
uGa11nebrog" 9fo. Is, @2arinette,
isis. CIR Magaar0.
uGannebrog" SEQ. 16, De,1per, 60
TO-: Otto Sprge1len og $. g. &an=
len, (@r. =&relt6ent).
80. 9. Il. S." 9eo. II, Yortlan6,
Sre.: ST. 8. 5plii0 og 81. s. 5cbou=
boe, (Supreme Sruitee).
v9a11n1orfS 5pnner", ct. Saul
Minn.: Garl Wi11nfbolm og @enrp
@p0elen.
80. 9. 81. S., Glepelono, 0bio:
81. g. 9iasn1usien.
u9ania" SEQ. "a, Bridgeport,
Conn: Sngen tilmel6t.
u9aan0 / Soan0" &c., 25, @ruib,
Colo: SSngen tillnel6t.
v@aanO @oan0" geo. 26, 9ri0ge=
port, Gonn.: SeSngen tilr1elot.
u9onmorfS 9fin0e" go. 81, Sting
iteo, So: Ole Suiteicl1 og Sobn
Subl.
vGuniu" 9eo. %, @ortfor0, Cont. ::
g. Sen1en.
uUrela" gtO. 20, &an1a5 GltD,
&onlos: Sngen tilmel6t.
%. 9. q. S." geo. 80, ct. 2ouis,
02o.: Gerber ingen Delegot.
u9onn. Genner" 9eo. 81, @outb
9lmbop, g. S.: Sen0er i11gen 9ele=
got.
&onpentione11 oobaes Wfon0ag
Torni0bog &l. 10 / 9onia &all al
Sper=&reii0enten og @orgermeiter
@aDneS bill bDOe SperbeltDrelien og
0elegaterne uSelfommel1" og oper=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-12
1s. AARGANG.
Drtt natakr Ru. l11th. Ktrkf
An1rrtka'H q IL. Aaram1nnr.
Ghtragn. I'LL. a-l4 5nnt lgnH.

% bar beret set uafbru6t | 6e 1t6ite
5 Mar; ban bleo palgt 6erttl paa
Marsn1goet / @eit 0enmarf | 1908.
Scrub for Sen Si6 bab6e &aitor 8o6'
bolot tient iom 5amfun6ets 6m6. /
ct enfelt Mar - fra 1894-95 -
iomt peret bets @efreter / 1898 %
fra 19OO-19O3. &aitor 8obbolbt
er Sen6eriD0e, feot ben 9. 6ebruar
1866 / Sprltrup &irfebD peo @brt-
itiansfelo; / Ell ung M6er TOM ban
til gebar Galls / Soma, bbor ban
traf ianmen me6 og blen paabtrfet
al &oitor 81. 9. 9del1e11, UNDER bnts
gejlebning BON begpnote at n66anne
Jig til @rrit og fom iaa paa GIT
&orn @eilfole 1878, bnor ban ihn-
6ereoe bi0ere UNDER &irfeberg. 8o6-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-12

bol0t reiite 1aa biem for at ful0enbe
lin llOOarnelle pao 9llfoD; og UNDER
slar511lp0et / glf @or1 fra 5. 90
25. Sept. 1882 blep ba1 or6ineret
til Afarquette / 9eebralfa. @enere
bar gan pirfet Smaba, geebr., Ma~
rinette @is. og Menomi1ee, Micb. oe
MI Be lenere 9tar / Gluigbt, ST.,
bpor bun forl,Oen at paretage lin BE-
ipGrlige Gtilli,g lon1 5an1fun6eta
IorlnonO, pirfer lon1 Ell 0pgtig &re>
0ifo1t, trofalt i'm @ierning-
Sn bol1s Girfe 1on1 Santfun6sfor-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-12

Sar Sc life en- @lagtning elIer
Sen bjemme, bDem De 6nffer ifaI fgl.
ge mes Sorbol6ene berobre % bi6e
8elfe6 ON 2an6et, bbori De ielb mi
bigger og Dor? Dette opnaar Des
letteit be6 for 8e6fommen6e at tegne
ct Mbonnemert paa bette 8la6 me6S
bets oplpien6e slrtifler ON an1erifan.
I ffe SorboIo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-12

S @aor &ors6ag 5. II. sSl111i> tog
SEN foreneoe 6anlfe ep.=lutb. &trfes
9larsn1goe fin 8egpnoelie 8aupaca,
@is. Sil M66et benteoes c. 500
Deltogere, Breiter, 9elegater og an-
6re Deltagere, og Ell flor Del al bisie
iaaes ber Minneiotos Spillingbper
pao @iennemrejie fill 9gaupaca /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-12
@r1t fnrrmrnr nattHkr ru. l11tlr.
KtrkrH IL. AurH1mnr
manpara. MatH. 11-17 3nnt 1908.

@ a itor SO. g. 81 II orea e II
er 9reit, Der inbbD0er til MarSmpDet
ioar, .og 1om far paotaget Jig oet
enorme arrangement lne0 at iprge
og orage Omiorg for Sc mango Stl=
rejienoes Opbolo og @eipiSning Sc
Gage, Nfpoet Dorer. 9ette ifulOe
tage ftn 8egpn0elle @aar, Sorsoog
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-12

1irs0ags og Snsbags al in0epprel1=
Sc llge Saaleoes afrejlte Sns=
bags s(ftes c. 100 geltagere, Ser pur
fomne fra alle g9ne Gelten, fra
oa sss;;Sconlin Central
@anen boboe pelpi(ligt itillet lpecielle
gjennemguuenOe Sobepogne til Raa=
bigbeD. Eaitor @onien al SSn1lno-
nuelsfirfen Mil1neopolis pg bans
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-12

Jor11i0Dog, me0 @pjmeSiegu6stjene=
ite / @or Jreliers &irfe al bpilfen
pi neoenltoael1oe bril1ger ct 8illeOe
Cant ligele0es al Sen auOen, Sell
Iigaanos &irfen); 6orretllingslne=
oerne tager EloO5 I :0e 0onifes
Stems 9pgning, lom les omltaa-
enoe. S Sc to 0anife Mentgbc0s=
fre0ie @ol1paca far ser Sc iiblte
Daily picayune., 1908-06-23
lE Local News. " Interesting Happsnings in and
 Around Town.

Sawed Oak fence Posts at Hatley yard.
 Theatorium tonight on West Main street.
 w. T. Almand of Morris is in town today.
 Col. c. c. Hamby is a profes- sional visitor to Texarkana today.
 Prof. Sam Warmack of Bod cav is in the city today.
 The Theatorium is bidding for a share of your patronage.
 Dr. T. w. Mcdaniel was up from Boughton this morning.
 A new enterprise opens in Prescott tonight-The Theator- ium.
 Buy your flowers, bulbs. plants, etc., from Vestal & Son Little Rock.
 Hon. s. s. Langley returned to Murfreesboro today after spend ing a few days here on business.
 Barney Young, Ed Caruthers and Tom Moody went to Fulton this morning.
 Mrs. J. w. Marshall left this morning for a visit with her daughter at Waldo.
 Eld. Highsmith returned to Prescott last night from visit with his grandmother at Amity. MT. Sam T. Warmack, post master of Bodcaw, is in the city today.
 Boyd Buchanan, who has been seriously ill for the past two weeks. is reported this morning as much improved.
 Mrs. J. A. Bryan left this morning for Pine Bluff, where she goes to visit her daughter, Mrs. c. E. White, who is report ed as being quite sick.
 Mrs. Lucy Davenport is vis- itor in the Gate City today. She was accompanied by little Miss Ruth Goodwin, who has heen spending some time with her.
 Mrs. Emington, of Hope, after spending a couple of days in the city, the guest of her nephew, E. w. Cloud. left yesterday after noon to visit with relatives at Ok olona.
Daily picayune., 1908-06-23
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

One five room cottage with barn, garden, etc, new. Cost $85O. You can buy it today for $750.
 One six room house, 1-2 block of land in Warren's addition: Nice pear orchard, and a good well. A splendid proposition at S7OO, or for rent at $7.5O per month.
 A splendid stock ranch and farm 7 miles northeast of the city, Tn 1-2 mile of R. F. D., and one mile of two churches and a school house. Comfortable home. Sixty acres in cultivation, one mile of river. Endless stock range, 15O acres in track, one third in river bottom. Price S1, !. 25O cash gets it. Will also sell two brood mares and colts, stock and milk cattle, and lots of hogs "a snap.
 One cozy four room cottage home in west Prescott. Good water, garden and barn. Will exchange for improved sandy land farm. Price $4OO.
 Twelve acres next to corpora tions in east Prescott, two tenent houses on tract. Good water. Worth double the price asked. Take it today for $1, 900 cash.
 Long list of farm and city property. See me or write for list. Vaughan Realty Co.,,
 ALEX VAUGHAN,
 Sec. and Mgr.
Daily picayune., 1908-06-23

not bother the officers of the state guard though, for occas- ionly statements are sent to Lit tie Rock from Washington, show ing that the state is still charged with supplies issued to it in 1873. The supplies which will be issued on the requisition will not be is- sued until the soldiers reach Leon Springs.
Daily picayune., 1908-06-23

employees of the Iron Mountain depot clerical force at Hope, were visitors to our city yesterday ev- ening.
 -LOST-On last Sunday, be- tween Prescttt and Antioch, five wagod spring leaves. Finder re- turn to Blake's Stable and get pay for time and trouble. e. R. Blake.
 Abraham Canteau, Mexican, from Huttig, came to town last night with the intention of visit ing his friend, Hot Tamale Tom," but found that Tom had gone to Okolona, so Abraham returned to Huttig this morning.
 The Board of Railroad Assess ments meets next Monday, in ad- journed session, and will announce the assessments to be made this year on the Iron Mountain and Rock Island Frisco lines in this state. The Board met yesterday and listenel to the arguments of attorneys for those lines, who eudeavored to show why there should be no raise made.
 The Theatorium, on West Main street, opens tonight with good and interesting program. The building is well ventilated and IS kept cool during the entire per- formance by the incessant whir of ceiling electric fans. The man. agement of The Theatorium will make bid for your patronage, and in doing so will leave noth- ing undone to make each patron feel that they are getting their moneys worth.
 Mr. Dale Wilson was this morning relieved as operator at the Iron Mountain depot by MT. J. c. Wilson, recently of Texas, who will hold the situation down for the next two weeks while friend Dale takes in the big Democratic Convention at Den yer; assists in nominating the peerless and John Mitchell as his running mate, after which he will go to Yellowstone Park, Yosemite Valley in California, take a bath in the briny waters of Utah's Great Salt Lake, and wind up his vacation by taking swing around through the southwest visiting Los Angeles, San Antonio, Houston, Calves ton and New Orleans.
 When Judge J. M. Hill, chief justice of the Supreme Court, be- came a candidate for the position he now holds, he promised the voters that he would clean up the docket, which was then several years behind. He was elected and started in on the work. So we'll has he succeeded that the Supreme Court yesterday an- nounced that no more cases will be advanced on the grounds of public interest, unless there are exceptional important reasons for doing so; as the court is now so we'll up, a case comes up for submission within four months of the time it is filed in the court, and the judges are still gaining. The pace Justice Hill sets the associate justices is a merry one, as his opinions are numerous, and all of especial importance and weight. Every man on the bench is a worker, and it is a common thing for persons out late at night to meet Justice B. B. Battle on his way home from the court library at ? o'clock in the morning.
 The Arkansas National Guard will leave July IA for Leon Springs, Texas, to go into annual encampments, and while it may leave this state in rather poor attire, it will not return with
Daily picayune., 1908-06-23
Prescott ( Northwestern Railway Co.
ffective Sunday. March 2a 1908 at Midnight.

Trains No. B. and 6. freight only. Arcadia. Dunlap. Patsville. Redland. AcCas Hill Cros sing and Cooleyville will be stops fo trains and on flag.
 o. H. HELBIG. G. P. | T. A.
Daily picayune., 1908-06-23
uorlce TO TIE PUBLIC.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES. Congressman, Eth District, R. Minor Wallace. Representative, J. w. Whaley.
 Sheriff,
 Ed Hood. County Judge, A. M. Denman. Circuit Clerk, F. E. Murrah. County Clerk, J. A. Bailey. County Treasurer, w. C. Felts.
 Assessor, Jno. D. Bright. Surveyor, Tom Lavender. Coroner, C. c. Purtle. Cotton Weigher, H. T. Ingram.
Daily picayune., 1908-06-23
ALEX vAUcHA.| REAL ESTATE. l NOTARY \

It will pay you to see him if vr -
 Fine list of City Property srS MI Office with The Pic..yune ppIM
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-19


quietly, "you don't trust me TO OK.
understand" LII,
say no more. But one day you may
learn the cruel mistake you are max
ing"
"MistakeI"
II don't mean that you are mistaken
In choosing Gibbs instead OF me. but
that you are wrong In your Judgment
Of what am doing. hope you will
understand some day. 1t will be too
late to change anything then. but at
least shall be set right in your eyes.
And that means more to me than you
can ever know. Goodby."
He left the room abruptly, and Dial
las stared after him, her brain awhlrl
with conflicting thoughts.
| There's a man in ten million. miss, y
volunteered Phelan. breaking in on her
reverle, IAN from the looks of that
bran new dinky. three-k spark on
your finger ! guess you're wise to the
fact"
II am engaged to Mr.. Gibbs" replied
Dallas coldS., --r-- -. -.---..-.---
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-19

her saw that her eyes were riveted on
a bit Of pastebonrd lying on the corner
Of his desk directly beneath the read.
Ing lamp.
1t was Horrlghn's card.
Slowly the mothers gaze shifted
from the card to her son. From her
face the color had been crushed by
tome swift emotion that left 1t very
I'D. pale and srnken.
"Mr. Horrigan!" she murmurcd. at
was he who was your visitor tonight?
Surely he isn't the sort OF man TO
care about his fathers reputation for
honesty. He
you're tired. mother" interrupted
Bennett In haste. Wont you
"Walt" she painted. His visit here
Alwyn!" her voice rising to wall Of
panic stricken appeal. "Did-did that
man dare to hint anything against
your father? Tell me the truth!
have right to know. Did heT'
Alwyn bowed his head IN silence.
TEL me what no said" .......-
"He said" muttcrcd Bennett. almost
incohercntly. "he said my father made
his fortune-by-gra
And you thrashed him aud threw
him out OF the housc?' she .ricd, her
old eyes ablazc.
mo"
"Alwynv'
"Hc-he proved what he snld"
at is a lie! \ wicked. abominablc
lie"
TT is the truth, mother Would
have told you such thing-would
lIorrigan have left this room alivc-if
II were not trucY"
A silcnce-drcadful In Its intensity
fell over the room. Alwyn dared not
look ut his mother. At last she spoke
81 must know more. | refuse to be-
lieve one word. You spoke Of proofs.
What are they?"
without n word, Bennett handed her
the report left by IIorrigan. For q
time silence brooded over the study,
broken only by the occasional turning
Of page Of the report. Then, after
what seemed to Alwyn an eternity OF
waiting, the document slid to the
A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-19

Oryt tttnn rAnp, Tint
Ior No tho right os Uorr,y,n,s
oa,,o In tho same relation 20 I,
ne tho ontocbomhcr IN IN. loft
-was nsuoIIv given over 70 drv ot,,.
din, bus,noss and he misty wills must
almost have oxnoricpceJ n distinct
sbocr ohout this lime ne Dallas vain.
wrIyht entered from tho corridor be.
hind Oh. wos recommended Inv Perry
ond hv pho,an who n,ss,r, tbrongh
tho corr,dor toward tho ,iderm,nic
chamber bod coIl,ded with fine brother
and s,s,nr M tho COMMITTEES room door
"IJore,s n good sight for sore ewes
Miss W,,nwriyht " tho alderman was
saving with his hest mir .But is IL
fair IN ask what brings sncb n lunch
of sunshine info nm ojd n,lit,c,i shell
like tbisp ia os soon tbipt of seeing
Horrigan Mt mass ms TO find YOU here"
~ want 10 attend the sldermens
meeting" exclaimed Dallas. 81 have
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-19

proofs and says he will publish them
broadcast unless I withdraw my oppo.
sltlon In the Borough franchise mat
ter. II let that bill pass, Friday he
Will burn the report. and
There Is only one thing to do" In.
terposcd the mother, speaking with
slow decision. her voice MS cold and
colorless as her face fright must pre-.
vail, no matter WHAT
"Mother!" cried Alwyn. trembling
"YOu advise me to- You advise me-
~ do not advise, l command. Do
right.'
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floor. Bennett
glanced at his
mother. s h u
W as standing
rigid, her face
cold and hard
as granite.
"IIorrlgan has
ferreted this
OUT. he said,
n OF daring ia
draw ear Z
or prefer com
fort to the wo.
man whom the
boss disclosure
had turned to
stone. "Iie has
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-19

"All right" acquicsccd Williams du.
blously and withdrew.
Wainwright opened his mouth TO pro.
test. but Horrlgan was already busy at
the telephone.
"Iello.' he called. 81 want 900 F.
300 +. Yes-ycs. IL that the captainT'
he went on n moment later. "Thcn
send him to the phone. Tell him Mr..
IIorrigan-- Hello, captainw after an.
other pause. "Ycs, it's Horrigan. At
city hall. In the aldcrmanlc chamber
there's a mob. and we're likely TO need
the police 10 quiet 'em. Yes. No. not
diet them, you fool! Quiet them.
Yes. Send us squad ut double quick,
AMI let the sergeant report to Williams.
Let the boys bring their night sticks,
and tell 'cm they're to take no back
talk and not to be afraid to slug II it
comes TO that, and guess It will. Pick
out the right sort TO send. Yes. OF
course I'll back up anything they do
Sure. Rush EN-. Goodby."
But began Wainwright rs Hor.
rigan hung up the receiver The boss
cut him short. 'T'll let that gallery
crowd see It amt safe to interfere with
my work"
But" protested Wainwright. "sure.
ly 1t will not be necessary to-
ITO break heads? 1t probably will.
Why not?'
"I'd rather use diplomatic tactics"
"Diplomacy's a game l never took
l A.. -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-19
BY
ALBERT
[SAYs0N
CHAPTER XII-C0NTINUED
(From Last Saturday,
c0pyRiGXT BY
0E0E6E MARQARKLRS7

"Hush. For Gods sake, hush.' pout.
ed Alwyn. "My mother sleeps only a
few rooms beyond. r.
what do carer roared IIorrigan
in triumph. Let everybody hear!
The whole world Is going TO hear It un.
less that Borough franchise bill goes
through. Beat that bill and every pa.
per in the country will have that report
to publish. Stop your fight against us
and the report Is buried That goes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-19

TO enricn YOUR
self by selling
Borough stock
short and then
vctoing the bill
So that the stock
would collapse.
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VI
parting feet on
the stairs. The young man sat. lost.
hopeless. horror gripped. his eyes run
ming mechanically over the closely
typewritten pages of the engineers re-
port. Outsider ms he was IN matters OF
practical business. Alwyn could see
that llorrigan had In no way exag.
Ecratcd the documents contents. lie
knew. too. that the firm OF engineers
who had drawn up the report were
the foremost OF their sort and above all
shadow of suspicion.
Little by little the numbness lifted
from his brain. and In Its place crept a
horrible conviction of the truth. His
fathcr-the gallant younI,s soldier who
had won nations applause In the
civil war-thc man who, poor and I'M
aided. had built up u fortune against
kcenest competition and had earned n
repute for sterling probity which had
ever been the delight and model of his
son-this was the man whom a low
blackglard like Horrigan now had the
right to reylle-a man apparently no
better than the boss himself-than any
dishonest hecler In the organization!
And, as IL 1t were not enough that
the Idol of lifetime were hurled,
crushed and defiled, from It's bright
pedestal. the family name must next
he dragged through the mire OF polit-
ical filth and Ill repute and the dead
mans memory forever blasted. Either
that or his son must withdraw from
the gallant fight he was waging against
civic corruption, for that Horrlgau
would carry out his threat and blazon
forth to the world the story and proofs
of the elder Benefits shame Alwyn
had no doubt. With all his faults the
boss was man of his word.
stop your fight against u.s." Horrl.
gan had said, land the report is
burned"
Yes, the boss was n man of his word.
Even Bennett admitted that. He would
fulfill his promise In either event
Iistlessly Alwyn began to review
the case. On the one side a perhaps
Quixotlc fight for an abstract principle
IA fight whose reward was political
death, loss of the woman he adored
family shame that might crush his
fragile old mother to the very grave
On the other wealth, honor, love, the
governorship, n future happy and glori
Gus.
Was he not fool to hesitate? Had
he not salvcd his conscience sufficient
ly by vetolng the Borough franchise
bill? Had he the right to bring this
new shame upon his mothers gray
head2 Where lay his highest duty?
The soft rustling Of silk and hand
laid in light caress upon his heat
aroused the miserable man from his
reflections.
Bennett looked up to see his mother
standing beside him. She had thrown
on u wrapper and in slippered feet hat
stolen noiselessly into the study.
81 was awakened by voices" she ex
planned. 81 thought heard some ont
talking excitedly in here, Is anything
the matter?"
Nothing. nothing dear" he answer
ed gently, drawing the little old lad!
affectlonately down to Il seat on hI
knee and smiling manfully into he
sleep flushed face; nothing Is the mat
ter. Only 4 business call..--------.,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-19
CHAPTER XIII.
THE momentous Friday had ar

"HE momentous Friday had ar
rived; the day whercon the IA
nous - or Infamous - Borough
4 Street railway bill in its
amended form was to come up for the
aldcrmen's consideration.
Every paper In the city devoted col
umns to the situation. Everywhere 1t
was known that the hoy mayor" was
fighting with all his might the bill he
had already vetoed, Equally well was
1t understood that IIorrigan was max
Ing the battle of his whole career In
behalf OF the measure. II he could but
ipdrc. his solid thirteeu" aldermen to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-19

Baroness Speck Won Sternberg, wild.
ow of the late diplomat, will soon visit
the United States to remove her Of.
focts In the German embassy. She
will be granted pension by the Ger
man government.