Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-13
Lord LOyeland
Discovers
America
By c. N. AND A. M.
WILLIAMSON
Copyright 1910. by Doubleday. Page a
Company Copyright 1908. by
the Mcclure Company
Continued from Last Saturday

NOOHllHutu llOll bdob Dotuiuoy'I
You were real hero" said Isl.
dora. "Oh. o-ohr' And she brcathed
little cooling signs of pity at sight OF
the hcros burns. 81 could cry over
your poor hand. It's shame
please don'tr exclaimed Loveland,
laughing. II can't stand any more
tears!"
did you mind when l cried?" asked
lizzie.
"Awfullyr' said Loveland. As he
spoke he smiled down at her in a
friendly way, and the kindness in the
blue. black dashed eyes made the girls
heart hutter like an imprisoned bird
She had been In love with him since
the first day little, then more and
more. Now her love overlooked. II
was too much for her emotional ma.
ture. She could not keep 1t back.
And why should she try TO keep II
back. she asked herself. since her love
must be considered an honor by this
unsuccessful foreign adventurer?
I'm glad" she almost sobbed. "Oh,
you're worth more to me than any.
thing in the world. ! won't cry again
II You ask me not. I'll do whatever
you want me to. Pad most kill me II
he knew ] was talking like this. But
don't carc-I don't care for anybody
but you-no one else. oh. suppose I'd
let pa make me marry Leo Cohen be-
fore I'd met your
LOveland was dumfounded. MY
dear girl" he exclaimed, You don't
know what you are saying! YOU
II do know" lsidora broke in. 81
know you are poor and in lot of trou-
bic, and you might have gone TO pris.
on. But you're a gentleman, all right.
You're you, and that's enough. If you
care about me the same as do about
you. why. all the rest
But IL mean-Pm sure you don't
really care" stammered Val, checking
himself on the verge of saying some
thing rude.
II do care. You needn't be afraid"
she assured him. II wouldn't have
said a word. I'd "a waited for you to
speak II things had been different, but
| saw how you felt by the way your
| eyes looked minute ago. and
wouldn't stop for manners, because,
says to myself. he's too much Of O
gentleman to tell girl he loves her
when he's got nothing and she every
| thing"
81 hope am too much of a gentle,
man to- Val began desperately. but
she cut him short with one little
plump, patchouli scented hand over
his mou:h.
II know II. That's what said
You don't need TO tell me-" she hurried
on. Wen have TO run away and gel
married. Then pail forgive me. I'm
all he's got. He couldn't bear me &c
want for anything. But it's no use
asking him first. He
Dear girl. have no idea of asking
him
mo. of course. You amt so silly
His hearts set on my taking Leo. but
| wouldn't touch him with ten foot
pole now. My hero, I'll marry you to
morrow
The devil you will" said Alexan
der.
They stood together at the door, he
and Leo Cohen, who had persuaded
| the old man mt last on one excuse oil
another to invite him upstairs.
The girl struggled up from bel
knees. and rs Loveland bounded out
of the big chair she caught his arm
nesting against him.
"You villain. Stealln' my gals love
behind my back and enticin' her to rur
off with you'll" suffered Alexander
purple with fury.
81 didn't began Val Indignantly.
"What! You didn't? You want m,
to believe my gal asked you to MARI,
| herr
Loveland started as II Alexander hat
struck him and flushed to the fore
| head. Involuntary he glanced ut Isl
dora, who looked up at him beseech
lnGly. Spare meT the almond eye
implored.
mo. ! don't want you to believe
that" he said. And how hugely h,
would have laughed had he been tolt
a few weeks ago that he would lie
himself he misunderstood and shameC
for the sake OF girl like Isidora! Blu
| now he did no