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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-24

"you WILL NE A GREAT oCgKS."
diplomats. Men like you and me do
all the work. was In the civil war
In America"
"'rhal was great fight" remarked
the officer II should like to have
been there"
-Four ycnrs-pretty long. Do you
know Herr Carmichael"
1.-The American consul? oh. yes"
"Ile and fought IN the same regi.
mcnt"
Then you saw some pretty battles"
Grumbach took or his hat. "See
thaty'
"Gott: That must have been an ugly
one"
evening dress stood out consplcuously
among the blue and green and red uni
forms at the grand dukes dinner. Ell.
quette compelled him TO wear silk
stockings. but that was the single con
cessiOn on his part. lie wore no orders.
The duke snt nj the head OF the
table and her serene highness at the
foot. Aud II wns by the force OF his
brilliant wit thnI the princess did not
hold In perpctuity the court NJ her end
OF the table. For German princess
pf that time she was highly accom-
piishrd She wns ardent. whimsical.
with flashing mentality which round
ed ont and perfected her physical love
illness Above md beyond ull this she
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-24

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-24
Ole
Goose Girl
BY HAROLD MaCGaATH
Copynlhi ! 90 by the BobbE
Merrill CSmpsny
Continued from Last Saturday,

He hurried away. giving no glance
nj the closed carriage. the sleepy dr!v.
or. the weary horse. Neither did he
heed the man dressed ms carter who.
when he saw the vintncr. turned aud
followed Finally when the vintnor
vccr,d into the Adlcrgnsse h. stopped.
his hands clinchcd. his teeth hard
upon each other lie even leaned
acainst the wall Of house. his face
for the moment hidden IN his arm.
wretch that I um. Damnuble
wretch, Eumcrwcg. Erumprwcg,
Crool,od way. indeed he lung down
bis arm passionatoly There will he
God up yondcr." looking nj tho
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-24

When the walter
returned he said.
W here does
Herr Carmichael
live!"
"rhr consulate
Is In the Adler
gasSe, lie him.
self lives here at
the Grand hotel"
So Herr Car
michael live d
here. That would
be convenient.
Grumbach decid.
ed to wait for
I.t., Tho An..a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-24


OF poverty the smart OF unrecognized
merit. She bad been one Of tue people.
ana her synipaihies would always DO
with them, for she knew what those
nb"ut hrr only Vnrueiy Knew the pa
fierce the unmurmurihG rhVery' VI
w" POOR
"'hilrneh' saio 'he ouke' rlshg
Nv" n"u'hg up n'S tlasS' IOlS hiEh' !
give you u t'lSt WhlSh ! n'h"Ne WIN
10 nsre'"n' '" nl OF you eSPeci"'y
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-24

I DO NOT WISH ANY QUARHEL, MY CAP
TAIN
stars. lie will see into my heart and
know that II Is not bad. only young
OH. Gretchen"
"Gretcheny'' The carter stepped into
a shadow and waited.
Carmichael did not enjoy the opera
that night. He had missed the first
acts. aud the last was grcwsome. aud
the royil box was vacant. outside he
sat down on one of the benches near
the fountains Ia the I'lat2.
lie left the bench and strolled
around the fountain. his cane behind
his bdrk. his chin ~ his collar.
Just moment. my studious friend"
he WIS salutCd.
"walIrnstein! | didn't see you"
Carmichael halted.
arm nbScntmlndcd." Carmichael ad.
niit,,d.
"NW always. my friend Now. do
not hrlicNe that II was ahSrnlmindrd-
nrss which undr you step In between
mr ard that pretty gnnse girl the other
night"
All" Carmichael was all uieIness
I'll was mot. believer ts
III wns roldly irrme,ilttrh" said
Cnrmi hn"l. folding his arms over his
cane. whEh he SIN held behind his
back ''lsn thai liallarlS 10 he a., In
norrni girl. roluul You're no Ilerod
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-24

You don't look like u mnu who has
done anything very bad lie offered
his hand again. Grumbach pressed II
iirmly, and there vas moisture In
his eyes.
t;rnmhach declined Carmlchnel's In.
viiniion tu lunch and Immediately
sought his own room. Once there he
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-24

CluStNi the Snlll'
icrs aud opened
Ills battered
trunk. From the
false lnttoin he
tudk out u small
bundle. Mad fool
that he had been.
How many tunes
had he gaZed NJ
these trinkets In
these sixteen or
more years. HOW
MANY times had
the tnluns of re-
morse gnshpd his
-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-24
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
E. w. Groves signature is on
each box
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. St, Louis. U S. A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-24


Sign had been painted anew. He noted
the dingy consulate sign. then started
NJ the dark and narrow stairs. The
consulate door stood open. \ clerk.
untlve to Ehrcustcin. WIS writing nj
n table At n desk 10y the window sat
Carmichael deep In volume of Du-
mas
mir Carmichnely' said Grumbach in
English.
The clerk Indicated with his pen to-
ward the individual 10y the window.
Carmichael read on. Grumbach went
boldly over and seated himself In the
chair NJ the side of the desk.
II am Mr.. Grumbnch. ! spoke to YOU
this morning about my passports. Will
you kindly look them over
Carmichael took the papers. frnwn.
Ing slightly. The consul went over
the pnIrrS
"Nou WIN have no trouble going
about with those" Carmichael said
listlpsSly. lis there anything ! can
do for your
There II only one thing" answered
Grumbnrh 1T viii br u great favor
What de- you wlshg''
An in'''n'ion 10 tue mi'ithry oh' W
the palace after the mancuvers."
quietly
Carmichael sat up. Do.
II am afraid you are asking some
thing impossible Tor me to obtain
coldly
An. Mr. Carmichnel. II Is very I'M
portnlf that ] should be there. can
give You no explanations. ! wish To
attend THIS ball do not care 10
meet the grand duke or any one else.
Tut me In the gallery where ! shall
not b" noticed.
THAT might he done. But you have
reused my curiosity. You nave some
nnrposeF
~ perfectly harmless one said
Grumbach hopping us Forehead
This movement brought Carmichaers
eye to scar on the back OF MS visi.
tors head. Grumbnch acknowledged
the stare by running MS niger Along
the subject
II came near passing In my checks
the day ] got that. ne volunteered
Everybody looks ut u when ! take
on my hat. I've tried tonics' but the
hair won't grow there.
Where did yon get III
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-24

Much is done in the name of char
ity-also many.
Some people try to demonstrate
their intelligence by finding fault.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-24

MAD root rnAr HE heart.
hAb BEN. Two little yell.
low shurs. like two butterflies: II little
cloak trimmed with rrininr. golden
lOrkpt shaped like n heart.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-24

Il DO NOT WISH ANY QUARREL, MY CAP
TAIN
stars. lie will see Into my heart and
know that II Is not bad. only young
oh. Grctchen!"
'Grctchcny' The carter stepped into
q shadow and waited
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-29
ITEMS FROM WAKE FOREST
INTERESTING BITS OF WHATS
GOING on WHEREABOUTS.

Wake Forest. Sept. 2s.-Prof. Y.
q. Judd, county superintendent. and
Prof L. G. Brodgen, state supervisor
of elementary schools. we're in town
today visiting school number one.
taught BY Miss Pearl Cross. and
school number two. taught by Miss
Resa Garden. Of Durham. There
we're 20 new single desks put IN
school number one today.
The October Issue of the college
Student Is nov in the press and will
be out In few days, The Student.
founded in 1852 BY Thomas Dixon, IS
a monthly magazine published BY the
two literary societies on the college.
The November issue will contain a
very interesting article on the RE
construction Of Korea" by Mr.. X.
Akyam, Of Locsghi, Japan. Tine ar
tioie will contain between 10000 and
5000 words. the longest thesis ever
published In the Student Mr.
Akyam. who graduated here az the
last commencement. has spent much
time and thought upon the prepare
ton Of this article. A member Of the
Students stan said today. Mr..
Akyam has had an eye 20 the writing
Of this article for I'VE years The
editors Of the student are q. w
Johnson, editor, and ]. y. Vernon,
assistant editor, Of the philomathe-
sion society. and J. r. smith. editor,
and R.sH. Mccutchon, assistant edi-
tor, OF the EuzelIsn society.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-29
Book Keeping Course
Straight to Point


Mr.. L. Thomson. instructor of
bookkeeping and arithmetic in the Y.
n. c. A. night school. announces that
he will use the text book of J. IL.
Goodwin, book that is clear and
concise and one that treats of facts,
not theories. II is clear, brief and to
the point.
A certificate of competency will be
furnished to all who finish the course.
These certificates, when sent to Mr..
Goodwin will receive his immediate
attention and will be of great benefit
in securing the applicant employ
ment.
Another splendid feature Of the
course is that Mr.. Goodwin numbers
each book sold, registers the number
and viii at any time give full explain
alton Of any difficult points that may
aot De understood in the future.
The course Is complete and TO t:Ie
point; IL can be finished in the spcci.
tic tine. Why not invest s5.GJ ans
prepare yourself for future adsanSe
uent by deveting evening study e.
the Y. N. c. A. course
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-29
F||RD|NB II OOl'
Connecticut Swain Sadly Taken
in by Mechanic
THOUGHT BOY WAS 4 GIRL
Iasishcd Love and Coin on One Who
Posed as Philadelphia Woman,
But Whom He Had Never
Seen, and Is Now
Prosecuting.

southington, Conn, Sept. 27-
Having during the last IA years writ
ten many love letters and given be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 to a young
person he had never seen and from
whom he received hundreds OF let
tiers, all breathing love and affection,
George Osborne now charges that
Miss Gladys Wilson, of Philadel-
phia, the ideal OF his dreams, is in
reality William Barnes. mechanic
In local factory.
Barnes was in the Borough court
yesterday charged with having obs
tanned money under false pretencesI
and held for trial. lie is accused of
having invented the young woman,
and, with the aid OF friend IN Phiia-
delphia, OF having carried on a CORE
spondence with Osborne. who for II
years was under the impression he
was winning the heart ora beautiful,
accomplished, but singularly glacial
young woman.
Osborne says that the only times
during the IA years when his CORE
spondent struck the same romantic
key In which his own letters were
written we're those times immediate
ly preceding an invitation extended
TO him to send some Of his money to
Philadelphia.
Under the influence OF those re-
lated facts that they all look good
when they're far away and that
everybody wants something he thinks
he may not be able TO get, Osborne
for IA years remained faithful to
Miss Gladys Wilson" and the postal
department.
He sent bales OF letters and he got
plenty back. Some OF those which he
received we're read in court. Prose
cutting Attorney Brown says they re-
fleet credit on the imagination and
1 penmanship Of real sweetheart.
/ Osborne says he became interested
In ..Mis~ Wilson" because or the
euiogies OF her by one who habitually
referred 10 her as a queen Anx.
ious 10 marry and having implicit
confidence in his ability 10 know q
queen when he saw one, Osborne
who was introduced 10 Miss vii
son" BY letter, began 70 WOO her b
mail.
i Whenever he expressed desire q
, 90 TO Philadelphia and meet the oh
ject Of his affections face 20 fac
"she" always had high grade argu
ment in support OF her contentipi
that he should stay in southingtol
and attend 70 his watch repairin
J business.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-29
The E.srnee u Exi.tenee.

Rev Frank Crane, IN Chicago Post.
After al there IN only one thing In
whicn~we are al Interested. Il Is
life. All our various forms Of aeti-
witty are experiments III life. Whether
We cat. drink Or sleep. go 70 the play
or 10 the church. crafty Or deny our
selves, laugh Or weep. !, Is all 70 got
another flavor of life. The sinners are
the oyercurious. Children are pro-
iligates with life. Old age will cling
70 IL through any pain
Life. mere life. for all atones.
That IL why We love love II il be-
cause love Is The very essence and
pure substance Of life. All else is
diluted. The activities Of business.
The musings Of philosophy. the &C.
stasies of religion, the thrill Of. ad-
venture. the stir ~ exercise. Tho graft
fication Of the senses. all Of these are
bat brilliant beads strung on one scar.
let string OF love. without love they
would fall from us. AL about Us. IN
The sea and on The land. nature spurs
her abundance Of living things, every
creyIce has iis habituni, and green
things growing crowd the earth. We
get q glimpse u what Il all means
when We love. for then'nOihing but a
universe dfenched with life can ex-
press us. "Therp Is one word" wrots
Maurice Dc GnerIn, (which Is the god
Of my Imagination. the tyranl fought
rather 70 say. that fsscinates u. lures
Il onward. and VIII finally carry u !
know not where; the word life" !.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-29
PROMINENT YOUNG LAWYER or
LENOIR FOUND DEAD.

Lenoir, Sept. 27.-E. b. black
more. prominent young attorney Of
this place, committed suicide in his
room at hotel here yesterday.
There is no reason assigned for the
rash deed and note was foino on
the table in his room that read: NO
body to blame but myself. Lord have
mercy on my poor soul. I. B. Black
more" In the fireplace was found
the fragments Of several notes that
!lad been torn to pieces and wnen
pieced together they read. ITO any
friend OF mine, Lenoir. Send my
body to Warsaw. See money In Bank
of Lenoir." This note was rot signed
Int is said to have been in his hand
writing.
Sunday nignt he went 70 call OF
Kiss Mabel Comann, to WHOM he was
to have been isaTried in shot tine
Just before leaving the Comaal ho,us
he told the young lady he had moi
been we'll for several days ant thai
II anything happened to hin. sn'
WOULD find Ions black purse in tas
bureau drawer in his room, he soa
texts of which viii explain, OF wori'
to that effect The young lady,
father, Rev. d. II. CONAN, came il
the room and told of the statemen
made his daughter last night, where
upon search was made for the purs'
and II was found in the bureau draw
er, but there was no information 4
be found why he had committed tn
rash deed.
Mr.. Blackmore was % years oil
and had been in Lenoir about year
lie was graduate of Wake Fores
college and came here and began tn
lpractice of law.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-29
ID State Aspirants For Aomlna-
lion Are Well Organized
MAYOR DOESN'T WANT It.
SAYS Ne Prefers to Remain Head Of
the Great City, Which Position he
Considers Second TO None n the
Country-Ha,ens OF Rochcs.
ter Heads Opposition.

Rochester, \. Y. Sept y The OPT
ponents Of Mayor Gaynor devoted yes
terday and last night to preparation
for the struggle against his selection
for the head of the democratic state
ticket. which now seems likely to be
the distinguishing feature Of the two
DAYS remaining before the state DEM
oeratic convention. The extent OF
this opposition is difficult TO define
Friends Of James S. Hayens declare
that il covers the western bali 81 the
state and some of the more enthusiasts
tic assert that there Is ne real de-
mand for the mayors nomination out
side OF New York. AZ present the
Havens men head the anti-Gaynor
forces. but when the supporters Of the
other candidates arrive they hope to
enlist their aid on the common ground
that the elimination OF Gaynor is the
first rquisite toward ensuring the
success of anybody else, no matter
from what section OF the state he
halls.
The opponents OF Gaynor, II is said,
will urge upon Charles +, Murphy, the
Tammony hall leader and others that
il will be dangerous TO depend too
much upon the popular sentiment in
Gaynor's favor engendered by his at
tempted assassination; that but for
this sympathy Judge Gaynor would
not have his present lead for the nom
nation and that il is not strong
enough to weather the strain OF q
campaign.
Gaynor Don't Want II.
New York. Sept 27.-Mayor Gaynol
issued tonight for the first time for
NAL statement saying that he is no
a candidate for the democratic nomi
nation for governor. Nowhere in th'
statement does the mayor say, how.
ever, what course he will pursue II
the event the nomination is thrust up
on him. He indicates that he pre-
fers to serve his full term as mayor
but at the same time he emphasizes
that he feels no moral obligation 4
do so.
Mayor Gaynor after stating tina
there was some large things which
governor could do for New York cit,
which a mayor would have difficult
in doing, If at all, says that never
theless his wish TO remain as mayo
is such that he does not care 10 be
come a candidate for governor. Tn
mayor then says the Office Of mayo
of New York city is second to no Of
fee in this country.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-29
CENSUS REPORT on COTTON
SUPPLY AND DEMAND

Washington, Sept. 26.-census re-
ports Issued today show the total
supply of cotton for the year ending
August 81, 1910. was 11.9S5,s5s
running bales. The distribution re,
ported is 6.33s,02s bales exported
and 4,707,127 bales consumed at
home.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-29
Captain Chambers win Organ
lie Great Club
ENTHUSIASM AWAKENED
Idea a Popular One From Its Inception
Organization WIN Start With
Nearly One Hundred Members
Who viii do Their Share to
s---sspr-'-~F W. fHltd rs NJ .tn f. th
Down .Mary AIMS.

The first voters democratic club
will meet next Saturday night at $3.50
in the county commissioners room in
the court house. and Captain Cham
bers, was delegated by the county
chairman to organize the club, Is look
ing for a large delegation OF young
men to attend this meeting and ALI
themselves to the club.
II was intended at first to hold the
meeting in the afternoon, but Cap
tain Chambers found il impossible 70
attend in the afternoon, hence the
change in the plans. About seventy
five names have been brought, or
handed in and the interest that is be-
ing manifested justifies the prediction
that the number will easily reach the
hundred mark by the time the meet
ing is called.
To all of those whose names have
been turned in a personal letter OF In
yitation Is being sent out by Captain
Chambers. There are some young mel
in the county, whose names have no
been given and. hence, may not ge
3 letter. This, however, is no excns'
1 for not. attending the meeting, a
every one is invited.
The letter read as follows:
Dear Sir
As yor know the general election
Is not far November s. every dem
ocrat, young and old, should put hi
shoulder to the wheel carrying tn
election OF the candidates OF the peo
pie.
There are q number OF young mel
in the county of Durham, who vii
cast their first ball IN the comm
election and in this important ste
tthey should cast aside personal sent
Iment and vote for the principle rattle
than the man.
Il There will be meeting OF youn
men at the court house Saturda
, evening, october at $50 for the puI
post Of perfecting first voters demo
cratic club for Durham county an
your presence is earnestly request
ed.
Your name has been handed to u
} undersigned as one interested in Ii
movement and We will count on you
: being present.
/ Please sign the inclosed card al
: return By the next mail. Bring yol
) friends to the meeting.
n Very truly yours,
IN S. c. CHAMBERS.
{ To every member Of the club &C
tificate OF membership will be !
lsued. This viii be signed by u
/ president of the Club, and countersig
! ed BY the county chairman and ali
Z by Mr.. A. II. Eller, chairman Of d
! state executive committee.
Z Those who have been working |
) 1.-THE proposition find that many OF Z
Z young men are not yet Il. but v
! be before election day. think III
Z have no right 10 vote. Every ma
3 who Is q the day OF election has
Z right to cast his ballot
: ANY one wishing 20 join the 81
Z may send their names In to Capta
: Chambers or give It TO Sneed Sass
Z al Judge Green's Office. John U
: stead. John Hall Manning, julie w;
= rem or County Chairman Foushee.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-29
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