Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-10-01
keLOrd of Thunder Gate


Liza xl-con'''0'''
.,,t YOU are displeaslng
VI y t5l. csnT6ang-"tne place ace
Nv ''-. -s,n the panels OF ner
o sI'n'I only take you be-
ol' s,,tom. should I leave
id' ,s sa,,' would wonder"
9 ID 2s. .sIrt that you feared
d ll,D' she said, looking
J q 'lI s,r aren't you the
|. stis .,.t YOU are master OF
: sS y. ,"n rs all that | must
,orr every wish
ii spoken" o.. 80
s' r,s ~ servants are waiting
'.- .oncb her bimono a mo-
a looly-iS nv APP
1.''I him. 1T will do" he
s~- apparent interest
..., nd had awaited the de-
1aeIr master before -, emery
, ND Wells headed the pro-
lizard the village proper.
,Tants drifted off, one by
= md Wells were alone in
A,sgeasIng pack of bodies.
,sropg with them were
Aon nelghborlng villages,
h, ,bort blue kimonos marked
4, tbe back with the sign
,l,ss or, If servants, the
tbelr employers; farmers
H., roughly woven straw hats
nd bags Of vegetables to be
n NV between such delicacies
- or shredded shrimp. All
n roIsIIy down the narrow
d toward the outskirts Of the
!, ,spre was no moon, and the
\, black overhead. But there
l.sy Of light in the street, for
,r,ers we're lit and hung out
Ill., many Of the people carried
1 fAle hiNNF
H. we'll, long dim streamers Of
shtened with painted flowers
workings. Towrspeople joined
li7yaIesQue throng.
md women threaded the way
-htness punctuatlng the dark
4 the men with ruby-colOred
Tth warm browns or puppies
N BY obs Of ultramarine or
h and gold. Some few of the
,gsss women, by order of their
sk masked themselves by tying
rer their cheeks the flexible
\ Il broad straw hats. The gay
-s we're the wings Of the giant
alhg over a turquoise sea. All
all pleasantly excited.
IA and Ellen had been on the
! side Of the street before, but
WH packed close to the walls Of
.rsS, and by the newly erected
aAS Ellen stopped, and smiled
ItIe cotton monkey, with blue
inbred body who Rugged a bam-
Nj
at Is 0.Saru, the honorable
" Wells said laughingly. "See
sh.m a little spring. Press it
l'ur fnger-tip no not
.'t 49," And he must show her,
ID guiding hers.
honorable ran to the top Of the
the spring was pressed; the
Nd girl smiled at each other.
ne try Ellen insisted. Two
we're close together as she fun
y the minute spring, and was
d when 0-Saru climbed his
sl.
an expensive present" Wells
igaIIE 1T cost three sen!
, a costly Wife" the girl agreed
aIIE The misslon-women
d ID America many wives were
and spent their husbands
upon things unneedful."
.ud get you all"
wat" Questioningly, lifting
! to his.
y these toys you like Won
= : nem to the children after
very quickly, covering the
" mat he made-''there IS
Ie carpenter. Here" to the
's'' give me the weIl-made
n from your honorable shop.
:. l push him. See how
: 'ue saw from him, instead
: L to him as is done In Amer
:. uIl not think that she might
.ra,lse mat a casual traveller
!, Ha!ana had been would OBJ
'' DETAIL nor did she wonder
~ IN like a doll, Kayama,san,"
!. ''rsady selecting one from
/. J.. thousands displayed. She
Is lovely T. ~. vI'y TASK
S.na.a laughed contentedIy. Il
N r,-ys ". doiI With a rice-paste
nj " a child, but a beggar
~ =, 20 SON, my nurse said, ate the
y. cried for days. I'll Tba grIs
~ ). Ooe' Kayama- San"
whom, rom the country, unaware
I, 'a aSs Lord Kayama was in
me. ~ intoxicated by exotic