Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-10-29
csAPrsR XVI

,o Naru pdSa'N
yeFed I. " c,e. the waters broken
y rs. wlss y I By an outaowins' taIus-
'Aa' b y, ~ A land breeze met
y naSs N, v, Of nanzanita ana ma
Jung embark pine and laurel,
make NJ ras with hidden Tvs"
.,5oped with maiden-hair
g'a sdlH . ..5a fern, woodwardia
''afy, " ~ Nils mountainous In
~ 1ae ,,onst a peacock-blue
,, sSans' .,~rssats churned their way
''p n''.. ! tganers path. Like a
p,, "s'a' ,,r fingers the city with
l ~. lem mast. Tugs met them;
~ y. dragged aboard, and the
sa. Y, ,Jogly warped against the
n 4 swung broadside.
n = enlaed on the dock to vel
49,, MIA and Wells felt home
~ sts's fr,rs Before, he had al
.ss,ej Japan as home; tiny
Nv M ste evening; handfasted
N, me world over; a boy
M; maid provoking
~ a 4. .,g Old ShInto priests, fin
y u. nj N attIlng rOsaries, smil-
q bpsDs Of ragged urchins
nor NJ h warm dust; the tintin-
Tar a little bells and cracked
+ frlou 4 tbe temple bell-all this
leo M slDart Of his life from the
4 ~ Now Il seemed apart, for
cents. Nh baf.effaced and forgot
,Y that the loveliness Of
,metlm homeland had never i'm
horse ,ef before II must be that
iris IA h ms. he had been impreg-
at hon Id the Orient; these hills
ana ID. ily we're as yelvet-sided, as
IN" bred and wind-klssed as any
lis stoI a-t lie had but seen It,
up al geg one on board seemed
ow ths It least one handkerchief
ch. I'd .ad and most had a dozen
shocke but all the smilingly eager
myself &ls up were strange to his
Use sud saw Alberta and his Uncle
haTe but they, also, We're
onhdins nd Strangers; there was no
Sally bgn Wells, and he felt very
nspoie be-
creation y tho police lines, that well
cywor4 csit not press too closely to
shlona She dock saw that a group
by nee inside Of the lines, men
IN hal ni sockier than the rest.
y OF be the delegation come to
2b AochtSan's son, and they
Eed every detail of ultra
EER fon hm-and he would give
"a.5 be rushed away in their
mining Mould be banqucred, there
lessi speeches, and all OF the time
into BE Keen to consumngta rha
on aAa long voyage. He must
Of q nasquerader-be a part of
blac -S Conversations and cere-
dereu gdrawn out.
be % s@t swung close to the pier,
wn aa of their lines. Wells
nine lElenS door.
lus De hour for departure" he
y ~ Will be glad to leave this
ano Ellen noticed that his rs"
a''s like the letter "r" in
cum. n p'iore So he was prac-
0sAs y OILS part be perfect!
~ -0 which is coming" Ellen
". ~ walked to the side Of the
I'D an very excited"
y n. y! touch my sleeve with
!, \, IN =, that my courage make
Wells said heroicaIly.
|I,ow ~. va, eased against the pier.
I'M NJ I. -a touched ElIen's; he was
ion y .a' he was retaining it,
deis ! 'eaSsuring pressure was
mao ..1 1't very courage which he
MI Y Williams as the Iottor
weld ~ ,- =. .ne gangplank, saw AL
SO for him. and the long en-.
d ., e' whispered to Ellen.
81, .. ,,,s ,ouch their mouths TO-
~ aEon' D0' Mss 1t Is a
"a "a. as 81, hand tighten upon her
Id M ''' a. nothing She hoped
ss,s t Y. in that order, de-
~ ss ,1 . .ae boat, every one who
Ii 4 ~ =, staring at the ban5so VINO
I S,o,, .esaa to state. Wells
"a Is, I, 1t was the y ems an'
Dc b, r n ussIFed. He knew thar
! \ r' y. be watching him HIM. ' hat
Ion s. W. japanese delegation
Il,,,s yearly that Kayama r;;on
ID, ,'' Ne, noble and that g-t'" wbar
b .cos ,1, being dis.nterested,
le,, ~sp'ed as approximate
q, p ,yp was focused upoo
4 ,. s'la opened before J b,U,
ro,Is asInine, as he had had
d s Insignia gave him ssl
4 sr r.a not glance back a,
sep' short. careful to
sesaSp ne Is. delegation pressed
nipl.L O.o, Of the Thunder
~ ''s p'ostratIor and said
s' ssip s.s,, By your presence"
noss , g.s his kimOno Civ
:, tor,,s, Graceful appearance
attention. he 81.