Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-16
CHAPTER lI-Continued.

Sem CHAPTER ll-Continusd.
TO the 3
|consin i, .bpv walked down the corridor
r does IN, was thinking as quickly as his
name -rIed head would permit. What
Pwner- Nlsako called him? Kayama
es for r,t had this servant called him?
mar gmna That thing he'd SENIOR had
direct dreamed it?--last night; that god.
and hi thunder god. The god of Kaya-
HnOn gs house, of which his nurse had so
eco hen told him In his baby days. He
Pa the cOnfound It, he'd see it
|eclar- jugh for a time, anyhow.
omits curious look of malignant hatred
|pt il lncredulous pleased surprise was
Aoch's face Wells saw that the
the IapaneSe's eyesight must be fail
fsolu- for he constantly screwed up his
COW NhOws as If to peer more closely.
Form. Is 1t true that you chastised Itoia,
a the inn keeperY
! the Wells bowed. THAT Is the truth
|pira- father"
#pen- where" the old man asked grlmly,
$ to the gold?
|olicy God%
the Gold! bag of it. Come, where
bit hdden?"
ma Thaye no gold father"
cam This AocM pondered over He con-
| ette tiered the matter long, so long that
less Aaly his aged mind shifted and his
|e. bee lit up "Of what were we talk
fent yl | remember. OF Itola. Aeil l
|nce NuId have seen 1t. My servant told
an Your open hand was like the
|me- gltnng. It closed as it struck.
|soy. Mas eyes blinked. He descended to
ban be floor That trick you must have
|ass- armed in another country, Kayama.
|Nill well that you learned something
PAL. FOo l had fears Of that trip. / have
TO M liked your speech 1t is Just
YES the haLting. 1t is not so crisp as it
lies houd be-"
| IS. lie scratched his head. Come
@'eF' son, It would seem that your
'n Is bigger than 1t has been, but
10 men Of our house are powerful
in Kayama"
III ne pressed Wells bandaged arm,
M ~ Ae White man WINGED. Immedi-
! t 's.y Aochls expression changed.
he lou are ashamed" he announced.
Rd- 'G' misfortune to my house! that
|ed aN thing should occur. To be
| It -'Seu 10 my very gate by the hus-
|es ~uU u a rice picker. To have bar
b8 "eu with him for her lost honor.
'u'er than take a knife to haggle
IA U lAe payment, over a single gold
be sre to fear to fight, thus suffer
* W he pluChed the arm again-"a
p "" D.,a arm and"-forefnger probing
Re WS cut above your eye. And vet
~" keeper was a stronger man.
10 not understand it, Kayama.
I ~, . am tired from so much talk"
n ,s'S smiled. Perhaps I have been
@ ,s.'a'uated my father Think that
~S Is a wiser different son re-
"'led to you, by the goodness of the
~. mat the troublesome fellow
"O was hayama is gone"
Aocnl reached a clawlike hand 70
'V wells and opened the neck of
, as kimono. ~ -'oA VI
ga "e,' he cackled. There rs the
sn,n'ng mark. 1t seems more red
S'', Let US say that a miracle has
sD brought about That the GODS
'1oe given YOU sense"
,v 1,gm behind him he drew a long
WIKI, u Wells saw the lions of Shinto
n-, Wa" S"armed the sheath and
ar,,ed about the exquisite hiIt
Ills. 1n'S Aochi lifted the blade
"a, ,,I.'eu you, Kayama. Now the old
s..s gone a thing of the past" Tin
rive, ooay was floating down the
PEI, ooJ runs past the Inn of the
Gerf,rsS,'" TO rest at last upon
ing 'ank Of mud) land the honor
~, -.t mouse is thus appeased. I grow
=. s.Il., Eayama."
a rou should rest, father"
win I"l is true. 1 have not silent
81 W. retire for rest and devotion
Al very tired" W Ne'o'ion
As01r me door he paused. "Also very
VEN +' IL my new son." he added. and
m. y" pleased with his conceit
bo,. found him, just before the
bsfo,. 'oL 'le monday meal, PROSTATE
HsS Ne household shrine, his wrin-
sh ."Ce smiling. Aochi had comnlet-
nsv last stage of the ceaseless iour.
walls Ie..ing Wells. between muffled
So1 INNS and cries, each member of the
Lor5 NI y. made obeisance to the new
San. AHunoer Gate, Kayama-
tssb..S head whirled. Old stories
R,,Eoa through his mind; the tales OF
hhe.t 'I'e nurse. He marshaled them
hi, Cue ne could into an orderly array.
OBVIOUSLY. was no time for con-