Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-19

supplications to the most hlgh for the
brsp0sferous aud the inpossible: pray.
ers Of those who do not practice what
they preach: prayers Of those who do
those things which they ought not to
do and leave undope those things
which they ought TO do and think
their weekly glib confession Of II and
their obolus In the collection plate alb
solve them. With the jangling and
changing Of the bells they are BORNE by
the winds over mountain and sea and
are lost forever In the eternal void
between the worlds. All such prayers
wherever uttered must share this
fate"
BY this time Mrs. Harris was agape.
too astonished to utter word.
Gracious. Emmav' gasped Beth.
"You talk like book. dun't know
what's come over you"
"It is my new birth. told you II
was as though had been born again.
hope yen will marry duke or a
count II you want TO, Beth. Az a rule.
believe they are real men, every
whit AZ worthy Us good men who don't
bear this distinction OF title. Still. the
field is necessarily restricted, and you
mustn't forget that there are other
noble men rs distinguished from no.
blemen--men Of sterling value. who
ring true under every test"
"Like-lile Jimsy," ventured Beth
with dubious air. casting about and
on the spur Of the moment thinking
Of none other she knew who would ht
the description.
Like Jimsy." assented Emma EN-.
pbaticaliy.
But he's 30 uugrammatical, so-cr--
shy on education, besides which he
hasn't any money" objected Mrs. Hnr-
| ris.
"None to speak Of" seconded Beth,
pursuing her lips deprccatingly.
aside from that, though" conceded
Mrs. Harris, II must say Jimsy's q
real good man aud most obiiying. He
can't help his upbringing."
How about Captain WllliamsY
questioned Emma. How would you
class himY'
MY DEAR" answered her mother.
you Wouldn't put Hun In the same
class with Jimsy-l mean socially.
nes % t"u' wou"u' ~ rpriseu
| II he were several times millionaire.
..per' ne n"s WV au'on'oo''tS
anu Anu 'ne "ahosone way Ne srs.S you.
wny' ne erossee OUT .ns snoo 'na'
. SUI. '"'usS " "''e
"1 Va :" GEMS
| n" rs uue wealth. ~ '"e WV NC
u'es ~ WIS wor'u n'o'ner' "ceora'"s
..That a. how ~ NAV hov. anna. rod
IN that sorelon nronbe, In the y.,r
n" retorte., Mr.. uarr,. with n tome
| OF fnaIifv "bnt In tb,s sve NJ horse
sense In tho unite., States 4 million
do,inrx IN the bank IA tho rpui IN ndo ri
Of wealth, with money Won can do
everything. II You have plenty of II
you con Do plenty of rood. and every.
body else viii sit on the feuce ana
clap. but r. you haven't any you are
no good to yourself, can do no good to
others, aud everybody else will get
down from the fence to kick you"
-
r.ft IN hi. own. .,av,c.. p.o,,s. .ooL
N .urvev ~ tho ,o.i,,on IN ,yh,.,, NJ.
found himself npd hi. conc,usion va,
not without rrnti,lcntIon TO MIN, The
clean .bi, az bcnl,b" .ha had ba., tho
means OF obtaining for him from. Can.
tain Williams had In fact left at his free
dIsposal M his own nropertv several
hundred dollars from his stcnbnss and
i from his last "plunpe'' on the borscs
which had been n winning one. Then
A.. . mn.
"a. .se NM -. lug p"no
s.m Sap .'. w. v Hna - 1.u =. ~.
@ ae o.. . aDuu 'enu ~, ~ Wv
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"u
she ever get out Oh MN hltcr the why
In which she had treated him. The
very DIV after her denorture no s,id
a.. ,.......... 4. 49,,
inc i"s'ruuent W the pinho house
from which II had been purchased.
| Within three dnyx he had rcmovc<,