Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-22

man loves me he'll take Inc, no matter
what 1t means to him"
The corporal slid down from the
counter whore he had been sitting.
I'm goin' to hunt up the lieutenant
and get him to let me or. Mebbe
can stake Il claim and sell It."
! The moment he was gone the girls
| cOmpUsure vanished. and she gave vent
to her feelings.
ITS lie. It's lie!' she cried
aloud. and with her fists she beat the
boards IN front Of her. HE loves me!
| know he does" Then she began TO
tremblc and sobbed. "I'm just like
other girls"
She was still wrestling with herself
when Gale returned. and he started ut
the look IN her face as she approached
him.
why did you marry my mo,hcr?"
she asked. why? Why did you do
| itT
lie saw that she was In rage and
answered bluntly. Il didn't"
She shrnnk Mt this. Then why
didn't you? Shame. Shamc That
makes me worse than thought was.
oh. why did you ever turn spuuw MANI
Why did you make mo II breodT'
Look here! What ails your said
tho trader.
1--WE Just begun to realize what
nm. I'm not respectable. I'm not like
other women and never can &c. I'm Il
squnw-a squaw"
You're not!' lie cried.
mo honest man can marry me. I'm
a vagabOnd! The best ! can get Is my
bed and board, like my mother"
by heaven! Who offered you that
Gales face was whittier than hers now,
but she dlsregarded him.
| "lIc can play with me. but nothing
more. and when Ire Is gone another
one can have me. and then another and
another and another"
THAT'S all Internal rot" he said.
There's fifty good men In this camp
would marry you tomorrow
bah! I mean real men, not miners.
want to be n lady. don't want TO
. pull hand sled and wear mOccaslns
, all my life and raise children for men
with whiskcrs. want to he ilorcd--I
want TO be loved! ! want to marry
gentleman
"Burrell!' said Gale.
NO. she fnred up-"not him nor
anybody In particular but somebody
like him, some man with clean finger
nails"
He found nothing humorous or gro
tesquc In her measure OF gentleman,
for he realized that she was stung to
pitch OF unrcason and unnatural ex-
element and that she was In terrible
earnest.
The old man hesitnted. I'll own
was wrong, he said finally, staring
out into the sunshine with m odd cx-
preston 1T was thoughtiess ana
wrong a'"u wrong. out I've 'o'ed you
pe'se' yuan any a"ush'v, M"s ever
Neu :" 'niS Nrue "o',a' "hu Ns
MoiA,u a,'e S'"''eu n''u ''o"e unu
oa'.u' "hu % nus h''u.'"' so 'nal you
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nun, nu' III ''rs "nn"pIS, "ao'
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anu he continued, I'll take the hrst
boat down to the mission and marry
pour ma IL you want me to-
THAT wouldn't do any good said