Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

mere saw cnair tnat brishaih
Young had MADE, and all ABOUT were
souvenirs OF the FOUNDER OF the MOT
mon Church.
rudged all the way through snow
DRIFTS Knee deep. stepping out oil one
hole to make another, In the helds
the snow was not so deep, put on
either side OF the road the renee hau
caught the snow as fences VIII. max
ing the road almost impossible. In
many places new road had been
made through the Held. l reached
Honeoye at dark. As had not added
10 my FUNDS since starting round IL
necessary to get bed at the MOTEL
Inc landlord was good'natured man
with genial face; he kept bar and
gave mis- guests enough to eat. Whats
your business?' he asked me with n
twinkle In his eye. MY business In
this town. | answered, rs to organize
a temperance society and shut up your
saloon.
Thats II, Is ity' he laughed, "and
you come here to my two dollar day
hotel and want a cheap room. why
don't you go up TO Deacon BurtsE Hes
strong temperance man; he's rich'
and lives In better style than any one
else around here. Oh no, he don't
entertain anybody! But, by the Etern'
al, do, and you Just stay here until
that lodge is organized There was
nothing to be done In Honeoye went
to the pastors. the proprietor OF the
mills, and all the strong" temperance
men In the place; they didn't want to
stir up any feeling Just now. In the
mean time spent day at the hotel,
had good room and excellent meals.
and what l enjoyed most OF all,
cheerful fire with maple logs burning
In large CRATE.
When offered to pay the landlord
he smiled, gave me receipted bill,
with NIFTY cents towards lodge In the
next town.
For the next few days worked In
several villages without success;
North, West and East Bloomfield,
Griinths Mills. and Hopewell station,
through all OF which J paid my way
with sixty cents. was not extrava'
CANT In my tastes, and sometimes
made a can OF salmon and few
crackers go long way.
When didn't have three meals
day, i mad less, not bad thing Tor
'he; ou' Whicn a'd no, tnen RELISH
"nen aiiNeu a. ifope"sii Sen.e'
ae anu heen VI v.''o,
pa eo oe, o'ae" '
n"u '"nen on an a''e' uno'
W. .sn ~ ~ sno" -, W
ne ~no'e' ! must ""'e 'o'"eu '"'"e'
ro,; , ms.
'n.e ,o"u ~.
nose1 ~ .ne ''ue y, a "'.'e ~
a., 800 .. VI. w.. ss
oo m oan
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80 49, pYo,H ~ 'eu
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as' I'm, IN. 49,, ,e nv 49,
w. ~. -, -, 10 $40,
VIVA, had come N 40 uoneweIl
needed a lodge ana must have one I
said Now was the time 70 organize
lest wba, was teI,,n, Zack (, said INV
entertainer "our Young mems poIn'
IN rack and ruin an, We need a Good
Templar lodge In taown. Me and lack
used to belong in Genesee.'
WELL" I answered enthusiastically,
you are Just the two want to en-.
list. with your help I'll put in one OF
the best lodges in the State. At noon
lack returned. He was a shiftless
sort OF creature, doing odd Jobs when
he couldn't well avoid II. He chewed
tobacco all the time. scarcely taking
his cud out of his mouth for the prop
err mastlcation OF other food. He sat
near the fire, and every few minutes
lifted the lid from the stove and spat
into the fire. WAL" he said after
some elaboration and more chewing,
81 think yeou air the man fer the job.
an I'll help yeou all | kin. Yeou les
stay right here until we git the large"
ana ana ha,or. ,bo we.L was over
wo org.n,,ed .we,u Hone Lodge !"
They maid me "a 70 and when I came