Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

Don't you believe he's going to
take any little Christmas gift this
time" was the rasping reply. He'll
sell the railroad something and take
good hard money for 1t! It's cinch.
The railroad can't afford to have the
courts against 1t, and Mcvickar will
be made to sweat blood. You watch
the wheels go round when Mcvickar
comes out here"
sick Mt heart. Could It be his father
whom they were thus calmly accusing
Of graft and trickery and blackmail-
ing methods?
His FIRST impulse was to face the
two men, to demand proofs, to do and
say what loyal son should. But the
sickening conviction that they were
discussing only well assured and well
known facts crushed him back into
his chair, and after that he was anx-
ious for only one thing-that they
might finish their cigars and 20 away
without discovering him.
Fate was kind to him thus far. After
q little further talk, in which the &C.
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out toyother
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came to Evan out OF the sorrowful
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that couId mo oerorod would no now
lend bimso,s \, tho f,r,horonoo 90 HI.
fathers n,ons
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wou'" open nnu when 'he pren.n oe-
tween MN ana MS rather, SUI, tnouen
shouiu ieau MIN 10 tue oar Oh Jus'ce
as tnat Iatners heeuser' ne must waih
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Noon tr,,n and tho corc,u.,ons n had
hred mad. n Imperative fnr him IN 900
Cantrv before the traf1c manager
sbouId have left his office for the day.
His business with the railroad man
wo. nureIv norsono, He meant tn
ask Gsntrv n few nointed ouestions
recurring such answers as friendship
NAV domopd 10 Caotrv,s answers
were what he feared they would be no
would seek bis father md come Mt
once IN n main understandings with
him.
The trolley car dropped him within
n souare of the railway station ON the
second floor of which Cantry had his
office. The shortest way to the sierra
avenue end of the station building was
through the great train shed.
Halfway nm the block long platform
Blount met the incoming overland
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