The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-30
LAJOs
arf.innI story Of Hungary and the
Hawaiian Islands.
fvErrEy FOR TIE P. C. ADvERTIsER.)
PART VII.
CALYPSO HOLDS TELENAcHUs.

Nbs fair Zoe Of Clausenberg was IN America.
hther had been there on previous occasion.
en LOUIS Kossuth (or as pronounced in Hun
lan-Koshoot Lajos;) the famous Governor of
tependent Hungary sought to interest the Great
, knbIic Of America in the cause Of his country,
ant many emissaries, before he went himself
sptercede for her; and among the number,
yb A. a dependent, was the soldier BaratOs.
had been with Count Wass, with Major
kburghy and subsequently, with the old Gov
Uiazy, Of Eomorn-when they came to
lsrica-to solicit sympathy or alliance. And
- the cause Of Hungary was lost in lS49; the
\ andors Of the rising sun of the New EldoradO,
the Pacific coast, were beacon to the sad
q 0f these Hungarian refugees to guide them
tglori1us land Of enterprise free to all, where
might hope to win back their lost fortunes,
9t their lost Independence; and among the
n gees who toiIed across the then great desert
be Of America, along with a multitude of
eers, was Baratos.
BIZ soldier was not successful in the golden
o. Of California. lie was among those who
IN = ected in wrong places. And then he lost
ealth and he yearned for his native hills
plains Of Transylvania; but still more to see
a dear girl, Styra, the daughter Of shep-
near CIausenberg. He gave up his min
kloI5 to a comrade, and also divided with
0me little gains; and surrendered the sole
Of a small gold claim, which they had
4. together and Baratos got passage on a
san Francisco, and worked his way home.
und Styra still loving him. He settled
in peace with her, and took care Of his
srIf iH-Iaws flock, which by and by he pos
lH And then Zoe was born and after some
. Styra passed away; and when Zoe stood
the trysting Linden tree, with Lajos, her
a had received some word from his old COM
California, saying that he had prospered,
01d be glad to meet his old partner once
- a while, there came more surprising news
1d partners success who after abandon
inlns, had in later years cultivated the
pad other fruits in the rich virgin soil Of
len STAFF, and now he had an income Of
thousands Of dollars, and as be had never
he prayed Baratos to come and bring
0, be ,hter and shave with him and when the
adj pinned the fair Zoe was soon announced
ieiress Of the rich Hungarian Of the Valley
apros.
the Vas a very pretty girl in her rough home
although the plain bodice and petticoat
d b her graceful form, and the rough ker-
=. away her bright golden cuTls. But now
ever full purse to her hand, skilled
se1iti maid by her side. and seated in the
apestried chamber Of a palatial hotel
Golden City, she was a young lady Of
T" appearance, and one that produced
effect Of beauty. She had now got rid
sale Of the ruddy bloom that she found on
Of TransylVania, following her fathers
nd q softened pearly tone just tinged
$N's1aask had taken It's place. She had all
symmetry. Foundness, and elasticity of
limb. which nature delights to give to
natures and which the care of sheep on
tain pony had enabled her to preserve.
soft brown eyes, under sweet white
full tender cheek {: rosy mouth of
.aks and truth and the gentle heaving of
IN, faintly revealing its pearly tint, be-
IN berthe border OF broad point lace, spoke
W courage and truth of pure and faithful
Gu had some communication with Poytash
&C to the movements and whereabouts OF
h0m alone she loved. But she sought
biz ION against the wish Of her father. He
rst,resented the pride Of the old Baroness
CEHug the union Of Zoe with her son, and
his daughter was to inherit fortune,
bat she might mate more proudly than
% WAh Wass of Clauseuber0
fh had set out on a quest for LajOs,
satisfy his own desire to find and succor,
ONE the SON of great and noble patron
be was deeply touched by the marked
Al hieh had afflicted the proud Baroness,
son had left bis home, and had so deter
Puk avoided all communication with his
She did not send for him to come home,
anSss 50 evident that profound heart-ache
ng her away, that the faithful Poytash
% nos, 20 in quest Of the boy he had nursed
}" d, and bring hIm back to his mother,
the girl be loved.
s,ened calmly to all the home news Of
'rtiA rg. and to all the startling particulars
to the great change in the fortunes OF
her being now about six thousand
rsg to him than when he clasped her IN
d y under the linden tree. And when
after a long narration, said enthus-
;, rseeii Now, my boy, let us hasten home
lama, and take Zoe with US" He was
by cold sad look, and shake Of the
..en. vAAaj0s
- cried Poytash, :" you will not now
81" sA' arms Of the woman you love, and who
and when 1 assure you that the
rLAE4 objections Of your Mama have all given
here are the ample means to enable you
Is a gentleman"
DIE am not gentleman exclaimed Lajos
and l have found new associations
to my quality and nature
tickets ster Of Iviole who had joined them, and
stood the feeling Of Lajos, took Poytash
explained how casual encounter with
:, 20 fascinating girl, had taken the young
rprise, under peculiar circumstances of
, CT, and had led him to commit himself
that had given rise to q deep feeling of
nnation. Lejos, be believed, felt that
his hand to the girl in marriage was