Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-28
we could

wv {; ; $' :: ::i..' '' ; ;S
the Impossible
SUMMON 'AhMEh had happened
''""I"'NH"' and that all
which he, as well as |, had dOue and
left uudOne. suffered and suppressed
had been In vain.
MIR Moffat. with no eye for him or
for me. conducted his witness to II
chair. Then ns she loosened her veil
and let II drop In her lap lie cried In
tones which rang from end to end OF
Cumberland TO the stand to witness
In her brothers defense"
The surprise was complete. II was
great moment for Mr.. Moffat. but
for inc all was confusion. dread. a veil
Of misty darkness through which
shonc her face. married by Its ineiface-
able scar. but calm as ! had never ex.
pected to see II again I'm this life and
beautiful with smile under which
her deeply shaken and hardly con.
scious brother sank slowly back into
his seat amid n silence ms profound rs
Tho b,,d she had ,mmad,,,olv toso,
ppon nil be,-ts
r,,
"hERE ID NY hRorhEHf
VA7H Is the explanation Of
" Cnrmers temperance In
" town and of this sensat ional
Introduction of her into the
courtroom In II restored state OF health
Of which no one. SO far us known. had
had any tntimation save the man who
was responsible for her appearancef
The particulars are due you.
She lad passed some weeks ut Lake.
wood under the eye OF Miss Unwin.
the nurse who was detailed to watch
as well Ms tend her. During these
weeks she gave no sign Of improve
ment mentally. though she constantly
gained strength otherwise and i'm.
pressed everybody with the clear light
in her eye and the absence Of every
thing suggestive Of gloom In her ex-
preston and langunge. There was the
same complete loss Of memory up to
the time Of the tragic occurrence which
had deSolated her home: the same
hnrping at odd moments Oh Adclaide's
happiness ana her own prospect OF
seeing this dear sister very soon which
had marked the opening days OF her
convalescence. But beyond and back
OF nll this was some secret JOY. unin-
telliGible to the nurse. which helped
rather than retarded the sick girls re.
covery.
Meanwhile Carmel was allowed such
liberty ns her condition required, but
was never left alone for u moment
after Il certain day when her eye sud.
denly took on a strange look Of con.
fused inquiry totally ASSOCIATED with
anything she saw or heard.
The awakening took place at Lake.
wood. Carmel had been out and was
lust crossing the hall of her hotel Ia
the elevator when she stopped with a
violent start and, clutchlng tho mir,
hurried up at the first intimntlon OF
anything unusual In the condition OF
her patient
The cnuse of this agitation was i'm.
mediutely nppnrent Neor them snt
! two lodIos ,och with , small wilma.
rlnss in her bnnd-o common sight
enough but II worked n rovo,ut,op IN
CarmoI,s d,rkened mind Tbo I,yht M
youthfuI tovousness f,ed from her foce
and m. cbaek inst nu,sin, soft,v Win
nav Iife h,,nched m tho d.,tb,iko hno
az moral sufrer,p, Dro,n,n, hor eros
Trom ,ho womor sh. soid 10 ,ho nam.
n, 4, wboso arms oh. foI, bor.o,f Gun,
nor,aa.
"Exn,o,,, whoro om,u
..,Ia,o,oo5 T., no,a, W., ,o,,
,oor an ona ora ali, ,rst roooror,na"
H. hana ,,o,, ~, 90 han ohoo,, ,,0
ono ,ho, hoa hoon hurnod ana .,,,l
showad cha doon ,rooas 30 ,ha, act
dant
-, ...a. ., ,o m,o .S