davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
Mesto sa postara
Q Lansingyill(
Mestska rada poverila msstshlhos Y
fiskala pripravit' navrh k odhla~
sovaniu otvorenis Indianola uliCos)

Ziadost Lansingvillskfho Slc-
venskfho Politickeho Rubu, aby1
sa mesto lepsie staralo o td cast
mesta, priniesla dost' dobry -
.ciatocnv vysledok. Ma sch6dxil
mestskej >rady pondelok odhla-
sovane bolo, aby mestsky advok&f
William E. Lewis pripravil navfh5
zakona, ktorym sa mesto poveru-I
je zakdpit' potrebny k1sok zeme.
ma otvorenie. Indianola ulice me-
dzi Julian st. Shady Run ce-
ston. Tiez policajny sef sa osved-
Gil, re sa postara o lepsiu poll
cajnti ochranu ma Poland Home
wood uliciach. Ziada tamojslch
obyvatel'ov, ably mu zatelefono-
vail, kedykol'vek s1 znepokojo-
vani sgangami" chlapciskov.
Ziadost' lansingvillskych Slova-
lSov ma schodzi mestskej rady thu.
moeil koncilman Z. wardy Owen
E. James a koncilman H. Payne
dal navrh ma vyvlastnenie poem
ku potrebnsho ma otvorenie India.
nola ulice.
Il 4 T e+ +. - SaS
Otvorenie Indianola Ave. bolo
zdrzane "a Sest rokov preto, xe
mesto nemohlo prist k nsroznme.
niu ohl l'adom ceny $ MATTEL 'om
pozemku. Mestska rada sa tefas
rozhodla ten pozemok sddne wy
vlastnit'.
Inc zlepsenia ulic, ktore klnb
ziada, buda prevedene len ksd
mesto budc mat dostatoSne pe-.
niazc.
Ze ma, Lansingville potrcbujG
lepsiu policajn1 ochrann, zklsil
to sam koncilman Harry Payne,
ktoremu, kym Dol ma schodzi klu-
bu, volakto ukradol motormeter
z automobile.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
JAN A. FERIENCiK POCHO.
VANY,

V utorok rano ulozene bolo do
matky zeme v Lakeview cintorinc
v Clevelande ,bezdusne telo slo-
venskeho novinara a spisovatel'a a
Jana A. Feriencika "a obrovskej
hcasti obecenstva Clevelandu j
sirej Ameriky. Pohrabne sluzby
bozie odbyvaly sa dome smdtku
ma Maple Heights a evanj. chra-
me slovenskom ma Zapadnej IA.
ulici. Rev. A. Dianiska, miestny
farar a Rev. dr.. Lichner, farar 2
Chicago, povedali krasne kazne.
Rakev peboztika, dl'a zpravy Hla-
su bola .pokryta mnozstvom ven-
Gov a kvetin. 70 slovenskych no.
vinarov pritomni boil: Karol Sta
sny a Ignac Tatala, redaktori
"Obrany'' a Jozef zary, redaktor
MAR Novin', ktory sa odobral
cd neboheho v meme Sdruzenia
Slovenskych Novinarov. Pritom-
nj boil al zastupcovia slovenskyych
organizacii a spolkov. My SINE sa
pohrabu nemohli sdcastnit', lebo
zpravu o smrti p. F'eriencika de-
stall SINE len po jeho pohrabe. -
Mech mu je zem l'ahka!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
JURAJ IVAN ZoMREL.

Juraj Ivan, dobre znamy slo-
yak Youngstown. zomrel minu-
lei nedele v Garfield ma Sompli.
kacie nemoci vo ,veku 60 rokov.
Nebohy zdrzosal sa V Amerike
3S rokov, a pamatal sa ma vsetky
zaciatky slovenskych rusin.
skych organizacii, Vedel mnohd
rozpravat' g pryIeh Slovakoch ,
Youngstown. V tomto meste byval
80 rokov. Bol Glenom or. kat. cir.
kve Sv. Nikolaja. Oplakava he
manzelka Anna a dive dcery. Po
hrab NAL stredu rano.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
SLOVENsKE DETI
RANENE AUTAM

Tomas Kicos, 9-rocny syn And
reja F. Kicos a jeho manzelky .
{. 1867 Homewood Ave-, boil boz
l'astne ranenyy ma hlave, nohach q
tele V utorok, ked' skocil pred
automobil, ktory riadil Bruno Mu-
stello Lowellville. Dl'a udania
policie, chlapec sa hral okolo jed
neho auta S inymi chlapci. Odrazu
skoeil s auta pred tadial' id1ci
automobil Mustellov. Chlapca za-
viezol do nemocnice p. Michal Ia
kae. Lekari udavajd, ze poranenie
Tomaska je ME vazne.
Jan Koscak, 7-rocny, {. 1S
Bondview Ave. Dol nebezpecne
pokalieeny v pondelok automobi-
lom, riadenym Samuelom Clemens
Waynesburg, O. Chlapec udaj-
ne vbehol pred auto. Ma zlomenn
pravu nohu vySe kolena, porane-
ny chrbtovti kost' a lebku. Je v
nebezpeci zivota.
Maria Doncek, 7-rocna {. 1877
Manning Ave-, vbehla zpoza par
kovaneho auta do cesty id1cemu
automobile, riadeneho Elsie Kles-
Sc Garfield Road. Bola ranena
ma hlave, tvari a rukach. Svedko-
via udavaj1, ze nest 'astiu nemoh-
10 byt' predijdene. Dievca zave-
zene bolo do nemocnice.
Rodicia, vystrihajte deti, aby
81 daily pozor ma ulicu slepo ne
Sly. Najprv mech So poobzerajti
ma vsetky strany tax mech pre-
chadzajii jednej strany ulice ma
druh1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
MA LANSING.
VILE A v MEsTE v6BEC

Pan r. NJ. Kelly Jr., MATTEL
pozemkov okoli Shady Run Rd.
a Indianola Ave-, tedy hned' pri
Iansingville, boil redakeii po tie
to dni poziadal mas nverejnit
niekol 'ko SLOW o jeho plane lsolo-
nizovania dobrych slovenskych ro-
din ma tych pozemkoch. Mr.. Kelly
ide postavit ccly blak 5 6 izbo-
vych domov ma ieho pozemkoch a
tie predat potestnlm rodinam "a
tax nlzku cenu, aka ic teraz skoro
nemozna. a to Ma l'ahke mesacne
splatky. Prva ulica, ktora budc
zastavena, je Cornell Ave-, zapal-
ne cd Shady Run Road. Ma ulici
bud1 dlazdene chodnlky a stira,
domoch voda, elcktrika, gaz.
fornes, cimentovana pivnica die
zami ma pranie, dlazky budn du-
plOvanf, steny obitt doskami al
plastrovant, vobec stavba bude
prvotriedna 2 najlcpSicho materi-
alu. kupitelia dostani deed kon-
trakty sa urobia banke, takae
akekol'vek riziko .jc vylntcni.
Lofty sii 40xl45. | kupelnc budh
domoch a vsetko pohodlie.
Mr.. Kelly dosial 'nestykal sa so
Slovakmi, ale sa dopocul mas, zc
SINE dobri obcania a preto re jeho
majetky nachodia sa v susedstve
Slovakov, milerad urobi vsetko
NONE, ably slovenska kolonia Ma
lIansingville rastla i mad 'alej It
rozmnozila sa o nickol'ko ulic $
krasnymi domami. (Pozrite obra-
zok jeho ohlaske). Kto sa "a
Ultima toto, mech mu telefonuie
3098l, alebo mech no navStivi v {.
2S03 South Ave. a dostane obsirne
vysvetlenie. IT,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13

Pani Maria S. VaScak, matka
slovenskeho pohrabnika, p. Joze-
ia G. Vascaka, ktora sa odobrala
ma vecnost' v stredu minuleho tyz-
dina jej domacnosti, 1875 w. In
dianola Ave, bola pochovana V
pondelok v osadnom cintorfne Sv.
Jana Evanjelistu Connellsvillc.
Pohrabne sluzby bozie tuna odba-
vene boly chrame Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda v sobotu rano "a vel 'kej
Icasti sm1tiaceho obecenstva. Po
hrabne obrady vykonal Rev. Jan
Method Liscinsky. Telesne pozo-
statky nebohej popoludnf v sobo-
tn boly odvezene do Connellsville,
Pa, kde holy ulozene do matky
zeme po vykonanych sluzbach bo-
zlch v tamojsom slovenskom ko-
stole osady Sv. Jana Ev.
Pozostala rodina, menovite jej
syn, pan Jozef G.. Vascak a dcera
pani e. A. Baluchova vyjadruj1
vsetkym priatel'om a znamym,
ktorf sa pohrabnych sluzieb bo-
zich sIcastnili a ma rakvu ich dra-
hej matky kvietky polozili, srdc-
cn6 vd 'aky!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
ADVOKAT FRIEDMAN
ZNOVU POCTENY

Pochvalne znamy pravotar, Jo,
zef Friedman Dol po tieto dni pc
druhy raz zvoleny "a elena vybo-
I'll st'aznosti advokatskej komory
Mahoning okresu. Je toto zodpo-
vedny trad vyzaduje vel'k1 ne
strannost' spravodlivost', v kto-
rych vlastnostiach pan advokat
vynika. Ku vyznaeeniu mu iprim-
ne 'blahozelame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
VLADA SPOJ. STATOV d.
HL'ADA PREKLADACOV

Komisia Civilnej Sluzby Spoje-
nych Statov mas poziadala i've
remit nasledovne vyzvanie k IL
chadzaniu sa o zkdsku pre- (
Vypomocneho prekradaca pla-
tom 81, 500 rocne.
Prekladaca, platom ST, $50 roc
ne.
ssniorneho prekladaca ) platoon
81, 800 focne. 's' 4s'' -
Hlavneho prekladaca S platoon
$2,10O rocne.
Prijimanie ziadosti tieto po-
stavenia konci sa II. aprila. Den
shromazdenia sa uchadzacov bude
udany ma vstnpnych kartach, po-
slanych uchadzacom po II. april.
Hore udana plaza je len po-
ciatocna. Uchadzaci vyplnia H..
prazdnene miesta vo vladnych de-
partmentoch vo Washingtone. Pla-
ca bude podvySovana bez zmeny
postavenia, a Size pre- pomocn6ho
prekladaGa do $3.50 roGne, pre-
prekladaca do $2,040, pre- senior
neho prckladaca do $2,4OO roGne
a pre- hlavneho prekladaca do
$2,700 rocne. Este lepSie platene
miesta m6zu bwt' dosiahnut6 po-
vysenim postavenf dl'a pravi-
diel civilnej sluzby
Ziadatelia, ktori chcn byt' Sc
niornymi alebo hlavnymi prekla-
daemi, musia mat aspon diva ro-
ky PROFESSIONALISM, platenej, pre-
kladacskej zktisenosti. O miesta
pomocneho prekladaca a prekla.
daca hlasit' sa m6zu i taxi, ktori
zklsenosti nemajl, ale kredit bu
Gle danI takym, ktori sn zkisenl
V uzivani cudzich reel.
Uchadzaci dostann stupne pre-
kladov do anglictiny z cudzich
reel, ako: slovenskej, ceskej, arab
skej, bulharskej, cinskej, dansko-
norvezskej, hollandskej, estonskej
finskej, francuzskej, nemeckej,
greckej (zivej), talianskej, japon-
skej, litv1nskej, mad 'arskej, pol
skej, portugalskej, rumunskej,
ruskej, srbskej, spanielskej, sved-
skej a tureckej, ako al vychovy
zkusenosti.
Zktisky vydrziavane buda len
v Spojenych Statoch, v Alaske,
Hawaii, Porto Rico Canal Zone.
Osoby, ktore sh ME obcanmi
spojenych statov, nebudh pripu-
stene. ku zknSke.
Uplne informacie a aplikacne IL
stiny treba ziadat' Cd United
States Civil Service Commission,
Washington, D. c., alebo cd Sc
kretara rady U. S. Civil Service
Examiners ma poSte alebo ma col
nom trade ktoromkol'vek me-
ste.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13

V stredu rano 5. hodine, vra.
cajdc sa prace, zastreleny Dol
pred svojim bytom {. % Parnell
St., James Brogna, 25-rocny Ia
lian. Dvaja vrahovia strelili nanho
styri razy potion usli bez stopy.
Jedna sa o taliansku "vendettu''
(pomstu). Vo vreckach zastrele-
n6ho policia nasla vel'ky n6z a
revolver, coho sud-, ze Brogna
svoju smrt ocakaval.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
DOsTALI PODIEL MA ZIsKU,

Robotnici tovarne National Cash
Register Co. v Dayton, O., dostali
"a posledny rok 81, ,490,711 podielu
20 zarobkov spolocnosti. National
Cash Register Co. dava takeho po-
diely ma zisku kazdorocne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
PASSIOVA HRA Y EAST
YOUNGSTOWN.

Ma nedel'u, dna %. marca We
Ger pol 8. hotline prevedena bu-
de krasna pasSiova hra V chramc
osady Sy. Jana krstitel'a East
Youngstown. Ukazany bude cely
Nivot, ntrpenie umueenie JeziSa
krista. Vstupnt ma predstavenie
,je len 35c. pre- dospelych a 15c.
pre- dietky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
Najvyssi sud statu rozhodnul
O dani. s--

Najvyssi sud statu Ohio rozhod,
nul po tieto dni prospech miest,
ktore maj1 takzvane dane cd "a.
mestnania. Mas mestsky fiskal
Lewis teraz poda novych 100 IA
lob proti tym, ktori dane zaplatit
nechcn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
SUD MAD FALLoM sA zAtAL..

V Cheyenne, Wyo., zahajeny bol
sud mad Albertom B. Fall-om, by
valym ministrom vnntra a jeho
spolocnikmi pre- lplatky neza-
konite odovzdanie vl6dnych OLE
jovych poll do najmu olejovym
magnasom Dohengmu a Sinclai-
rovi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13

Mrs. Jesse Gilchrist Los Ange.
les chcela byt' krasna. Dala 81
kozu tvari olnpit a znovu popri-
liepat'. Zomrela cd toho. Doktor-
ka, ktora operaciu previedla, usla
do Nemecka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
POLITICKY'. I
P PREHL'AD
UvoDNA REQ PREzIDENTA
Svetov6 Bratstvo.

tel ne AmerlkanmI, muSlme urO-
bit tento pojem dost pochopi-
tel l'nym zahrnilt' do neho vset-
ky zakonit.e ziadosti ,oivilizovan6-
no a osvieteneho l'udu preva-
dzani svedomiteho nabozneho
zivota. My 81 nesmieme dat "a
krpatiet' a obmedzit' pohl 'ad ma
zivot heslami frazami. Nema sa
jednat' o memo emu, ale vysle-
dok tinu.
Bude dobre, ked' sa nedame pri-
moe znepokoj jovat' mySlienkami O.
samotenia5 alebo zapletania paci-
fistov alebo militaristov. Fyzicky
STAY zemer mas oddeliI cd celeho
stareho sveta, ale spolocnf brat
stvo l'udi, najvySSi zakon Glove
tenstva, mas spojilo nerozlutitel-
nymi paskami celym l'udstvom.
Nasa vlast' prechovava len pokoj-
ne ilmysle ku celemu svetu, ale
nema udrzovat vojenskn siln, kto
ra by sa neshodovala s dostojno-
st 'ou a bezpeGnost on vel 'ktho
naroda. Ma byt' ona rovnovazna
sila, moderna, schopna obrany ma
mori zemi, pod vodou a vo vzdu-
chu. Ale ma byt' tax soStavena,
ably cely svet videl nej ME ohro-
zenie, lez nastroj bezpecnosti a
mieru.
Tento narod veri V cestnom mie-
ri, dl'a ktoreho prava jeho obca-
nov sn vSade chranene. Nikdy ma
nenapadlo, ze uzivanie takthoto
mieru moze sa udrzat len vel 'kou
a ohrozujncou vystavou zbrani
Spolocne inymi narodami, je te.
raz rozhodnuty Wac nez kedvkol-
vek inokedy, napomahat' mier
priatel 'stvom a dobrou vol
vzajomnym porozumenim wa
jomnym odpiist amin 81. My sme
nikdy neprevadzali politiku "a
vodneho zbrojenia. My SINE sa ne
davno zaviazali smluvami inymi
narodami k obmedzeniu naSej ma
mornej moci. Ako jeden vysledok
tohto De, re nase valetne lod 'stvo
jc ranku vyssie porovnani, nez
bolo kedykol'vek predtym.
Odstranenie bremena vydavkov
a ziarlivosti, ktore vzdy pochadza
20 s1perstva, je jednyim najii-
cinnejsich sposobov ma snizenie
bezmiernej hysterie nedorozu-
menia, ktore sn tymi najmocnej-
simi prostriedkami vyvolavania
vojen. Nasa politika reprezentu-
je novy odklon vo svete. Je to
mySlienka, ideal, ktory viedol X
celkom nOvemu smcru cinnosti
Tato Ginnost' nebude l'ahko udr-
zovana. Niektork lsa neodklonili
nikdy so svojich Starych stano-
visk, niektori sa stale klzu nazad
k starym sposobom myslenia a
jednania, bernc puSku do ruky a
spoliehajtlo sa ma moe. Amerika
drzl vodcovstvo tohto noveho
smeru, a toto vodcovstvo musl i
mad 'alej drzat'. Ked' ocakavame
cd inych, aby sa spoliehali ma ma
su poctivost' a spravedlnost', mu-
SINE ukazat', ze sa my spolie-
.hame ma ich poctivost' a sprave-
dlnost'.
Prospesne vysledky.
Ak name posudzovat' pre-
slych zkusenosti, mozeme skla-
dat vel'ke nadeje zlepsenia me-
dzinarodnych vzt 'ahoch 2 castych
konferencii a porad. Name pred
sebou prospesne vysledky konfe-
rencie vo Washingtone a inych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-13
Prospesne vysledky.

Ak name posudzovat' pre-
slych zk1senosti, mozeme skla-
dat vel'ke nadeje zlepsenia me-
dzinarodnych vzt 'ahoch 2 castych
konferencii a porad. Name pred
sebou prospesne vysledky konfe-
rencie vo Washingtone a inych
roznych porad nedavno vydrzia-
vanych ohl'adom europskych "a
lezitosti, niektore z Mich boly ma
mas navrh a niektorych SINE sa
Gimme sdcastnili. Este al nezdary
tychto porad mozu byt' povazo-
vane "a uzitocne, a nepomerne je
to pokrok oproti hroziacej alebo
skutocnej vojne. ia som slime "a
to, ably sa pokraeovalo V tejto
snahe vsade, kde pomery sii take,
ze sl'ubuju co najmensom
prakticke prajne vysledky.
V sdhlase principom, ze skor
UNI nez sila ma byt rozhoduj1cim
cinitel 'om v stykoch medzinarod-
nych, my SINE cd davna odpord-
cali pokojne ,vyrovnavanie protiv
prostrednictvom vyjednavania a
SINE uzavreli mnohe smluvy ma "a
dovazenie tohto vysledku. Tieto
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11

fellow like that! How preposter-
ousv'
Little hereto! What would
you have him? A blacksmith or a
bucket shop runner in the city?
Do you know that Charlton has a
retainer for acting as art adviser
to a ladies' hairdressing parlor in
Bond street,"
Greatly" said Tina, in distant
voice. "There are so many branch
es of art-aren't there?" And
somehow she felt quite sympathetic
toward blacksmiths.
She did not appear in fancy cos
tune that night, the chief reason
being the humiliation to which
Emsley Charlton and the second
son of Lord Bindfield subjected
her. Half way through dinner
these two men made their appear
ance in the dining-saloon; Charlton
was dressed to represent Bacchus
and his companion was made up as
a ballet dancer. The pair of them
appeared to have prompted their
sense Of art with numberless cock
tails. The chief steward followed
them across the saloon and, as the
ship lurched to starboard, caught
the inebriated Charlton just in time
to prevent his falling across the
table. Both Lady Pinter and Tina
sprang to their feet in dismay. The
chief steward signaled to two sub
ordinates and the masqueraders
were conducted from the saloon.
Tina resumed her dinner but her
cheeks We're aflame; it had been
impossible not to catch the remarks
from adjacent tables: GLOW dis
gustingr' Supposed to be gentle
men, too"
And curious glances were shot
at the two women. Sarling might
have come to their rescue, but on
his way to the dining-saloon he
had been summoned by the purser
to assist in getting their friends to
their cabin where they were kept
in confinement for the rest of the
evening. Tina felt cheaper than
any Storage passenger when the
chief steward apologized to her for
having found it necessary to be so
severe with her friend. "The COM
pany is very strict" he said, and
it was in the voice of one convey
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11

ing a warning about her own be-
havior.
After dinner, Tina stole out on
deck and sat down alone on the
starboard side whence she might
stare into the darkness of the At
lantic. Her thoughts swung con-
tinually to Humphrey; she wonder
ed what he would have said of the
deplorable incident. Humphrey!
For the first time she appreciated
the restfulness, the protection of
the very name.
They didn't see Charlton till the
afternoon on the next day. His
cabin steward had been busy all the
morning pulling him together.
When he came on deck he was not
in the mood to talk to anyone, but
by dinner time he had frightened
considerably. He rendered an
alopogy to Tina. He fancied the
sea had upset him. He dragged a
deck chair close to her and rested
his hot head very close to her
shoulder.
"Pity a fellow for monetary
weakness" he pleaded. "Say you
forgive me, old girl?"
Just to humor him, Tina patted
the hand he had rested familiarly
on her knee, and it was precisely
at that moment that Lady Pinter
and Sarling came around from the
port side. They halted and looked
down.
Flows you poor head?" Sarling
asked.
"Rotten," said Charlton, "but
the dear child has forgiven me, so
the little pain has been worth
while"
"Come along" said Sarling,
smiling at Lady Pinter, ''let me
toddle you around to the buffet
for an apertif. That'll put you
right" He dragged Charlton from
his chair and the two went off.
Lady Pinter looked down at Tina.
Little coquette," she said, play
fully, "don't get too fond of
Charltonr
Tina sprang to her feet, her eyes
flashing.
"There! Therew said Lady Pin
ter. Don't be a spitfire! We've
noticed it long while"
How utterly preposterousw
said Tina, Indignantly.
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"Tut tut" said Lady Pinter.
"You mustn't take things too
seriously. How do you feel about
a game of bridge this EVENING""
And Tina allowed herself thus
to be quoted. She reasoned that
it was only another of Lady Pin
ter's jests. Not for a second did
she suspect that it was Jest which
might form the foundation of a
piece of calumny which was to
bring a sea of trouble upon her in
the fullness of time.
They played bridge that night
and Tina lost sixty pounds because
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CHAPTER XVIII.

T IFE on board the "Horego"
might have been very inter-
esting to Tina if her mind
had been more restful. Although
she tried to enter into the light
hearted mood of the others, she was
oppressed by feeling of having
forfeited Humphreys respect.
1t was a stupid feeling, she told
herself, because he had been so
charming in his solicitude when he
said good bye to her at "Wingrove;"
he had reached into the limousine
that was to take her to town, and
spread the rugs over her knees; he
had kissed her with a fervor which
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"I'd rather entrust them to you
than anyone else" he said, "al-
though it's hardly fair to place so
much on your shoulders.
ct love work." she said. at
takes my thoughts from the suffer
ing I've gone through"
He looked at her long and earn
estly. Soft in their expression like
the eyes of hind, her eyes looked
back into his as if thankful for the
sympathy of his presence. Her
complexion was as soft and fra
grant as that of peach. She was
young in years but the suffering at
which she limited had aged her.
"To look at you, Miranda" he
said, zone would think you had
never known a moments pain"
"You know differently" she
said. "My whole life was dedi-
Gated to my husband, as his was to
me. When he was taken from me
/ felt that the sun would never
shine again. =. Oh, let me try to
forget" She snatched at the pap
ers on the table. "Let's wrestle
with these investments; l love fig
ures."
He shook himself. "Tina would
have loved them, too" he said, eff
/ had taken the trouble to acquaint
her, with them. You know she'll
never forgive my hiding the truth"
"She win come back strong and
refreshed" said Miranda. 81
should say that she was a woman
of intense loyalty"
He threw up his head proudly.
"Tina would fight to the last
ditch" he said. 81 was afraid she
suspected that all was not well with
me when l was saying goodbye to
her. If you only say the word
she was saying to herself, I'D drop
the idea of this trip and stay at
home l had to pretend to be very
Indifferent, l can assure you."
Miranda rested an elbow on the
table and supported her head in her
hand as she said:
Suppose things turn out badly
in the States? And you have to
start again-what them"
81 shall take care that she is left
sufficient to keep her in compare
tive comfort until I've built things
up again."
Miranda shook her head. eff /
thought she would accept these con-
ditions," she said. 'I'd pray that
she might not return. John Hum
phrey is worthy of a greater love
than that"
Rubbish" he said, half jocular-
ly, but he was conscious of yearn-
ing he couldn't have defined.
Late that night Miranda walked
out into the grounds. A brilliant
moon hung low in the heavens,
throwing into relief the graceful
ness of her young form. Hum
phrey watched her from the study
window, Che had switched off the
light and was preparing to go down
to the drawing-room). To him
there was deep poignancy in her
widowhood; she was so young to
have been left without the pro-
lection of the man she idolized.
The echo of her words on that first
night came back to him: "After
all, there can he only one man in a
woman's life" He watched her
pass slowly along the gravel path
to where the gnarled old mulberry
tree flung an arch. She halted in
the shadow cast and half turned as
though she were addressing some
one who wasn't there. Humphrey
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How to make Tea

NOW 10 mdkc 6c6
Be sure you use India
Tea or a blend contain
ing India Tea and make
it in the correct way-as
it is served in England.
Use an earthenware
teapot. Put into it one
teaspoonful Of India Tea
for each cup Of tea re-
CURED. Be sure the
water is poured into the
teapot the moment it
boils. Allow to stand
for 5 minutes to infuse.
Put a little milk or cream
into each cup before
serving the tea. ltgreatly
improves the favour.
Then add sugar to taste.
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THERE is nothing
/ quite so delicious
or refreshing as a cup
Of good tea. 1t slim.
ulates the brain as
nothing else can do.
Try afternoon tea. as an
innovation in your home.
Watch the effect on your
guests. 1t promotes
pleasant conversation. 1t
strengthens your friend
ships. The Afternoon.
Tea habit is now general
throughout the civilized
world. q