davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
Dolezitost' pri osetrovani choreho
diet alta.

Ked' mlade diet a ma prilisnl
hor1eku, ma byt' drzane v po-
steli chladnei, tichej, dobre ve-
tranej izbe ma sa mu dovolit
odpoclvat' alebo spat' nevyruse-
ne co najviac mono. Maidstone
svieraj1ce sa diet a, alebo take
diet'a, ktore preukazuje telesnd
nespokojnost', lenze nema ziad-
nej hor1cky, ma byt' tiez ma ten
to sposob osetrene. ~
Izba, ktorej lezf nemocne die
ia, nema byt' shromazdist 'om
rodiny alebo s1sediek. Este al
vtedy, ked' nejedna a o ziadnu
chytl 'av1 nemoc, chore diet'a ma
byt' odl1cene cd ostatnych deti
kym sa nezna akovosti nemoce
Ked' toto opatrenie zachovavant
je svedomite, sireniu mnohych
chytl lavych nemocf dalo by ga.
medzit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02

lovicu toho casu ma odvratenie po
zornosti ich diet at a ma nieco IL
zitocneho pravidelnymi prostrie-
dkami, tax mali by o roe blaze
nejsie deti. Diet'a je rozumnym
stvorenim a ma vsetky tuhE a
snahy ako al odrastli l'udia, ale
ked' zbada, re vsetky jeho priro-
dzene city su stale utlacane, vte-
dy hi ada al najde daky nepri-
rodzeny vyraz svojich t1zob.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02

Exam sa prepadol grof Hron-
skij? Ably no cert vzal.''
A rannej hmly bolo pocut' o.
spaly hlas: "Gr6f Hronskij obi
siel do cel'adnika pit a potom
isiel napajat' kone.''
PredtTm v starej dobrej dobe
bolo heslo:
'''Sfm wit 'azi!'
Teraz miesto Sima prisiel ma
rad druhI Noemov SYM. Ma rus,
kom obzore pysi sa podl'a noveho
pravopisu:
"Cham wit 'azi!"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
Pokutovanie.

Prudke pokutovanie nema byt
uzlvane pri vychove diet 'at'a, le-
bo ono nezna, ze co je spravne a
co je zle. Pri najmensom diet a
kona dl'a svojej tdhy, a jestli ta
tnha vedie no nepravy smer,
povinnost 'ou rodica ma byt' uka-
zat mu spravnu cestu. Mnohi ro-
dicia zvyklf sn diet 'at'u vsetko
zakazovat', a jesti strcvili len po
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
3. JULIA 1925,

valickn, druhy sa chytf jeho noh,
treti noh drnheho atd'."
Viselo ich mad volou nz asi de-
sat. TIL tomu, co objimal valic-
ku a drzal ich vsetkNch, napadlo,
ze mu diane schnl a zvolal:
"Poekajte, mech 81 ruky4 popl u
iem -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
Ako .ju merali. I.

Studna bola w hotova, len ju
este zmerat'. Prisiel rychtar, a po-
nevac celej dedine nemak mer-
t'uka, obecnf vybor usniesol sa ma
tomto:
"Dl'a nasho zdania, bude mai
lepsie, ked' jedon chlap objfme
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02

+ TaK ZaJfIa, tax nebudeme axe
pstrosi zaryvat' hlavu do piesku
Pod tie, pozreme sa tomu pri.
sernemu "ZAJTRA" priamo dc
jeho sme.idceho sa priserneho o,
blicaja.
u obuvnika Sysoja Zakorjuki.
ma (Muzska "a damska obuv, OBJ.
jednavkN a spravky) je dnes bal
Jeho palac je zaliaty elektri,
ckym svetlom, oblokov ma ulicu
doznievajn zvuky sliaeikoveho or
chestru, a tucny lokaj vazne sa
prechadza pri vchode, sic pysny
ma cerveno1zltii livreju (rodovt
fairly SysoJa Zakoriukina). po-
hadzuie pred otrhanymi chlapci,
skami t'azkou palicou.
Hore, pri vchode do sally, ako
sa to rozumie - hostitel' a ho-
stitel'ka domu, Sysoj a Anisja -
vitaid vazenych host 'ov.
Uvidiac priblMuj1ceho sa ho-
st "a, Sysoj navyklIm elegantnym
pohybom vytiera ruku sevioto-
We nohavice, podava ju chrbtom,
furiantsky placne non vo vzdu-
chu.
tie, id 'te,'' hovorf priveti-
vo. =" "Netlacte sa tu."
Anisja utiera koncom satky
pot cerveneho oblicaja a RADIO
stne sa pyta hosti:
"Pozrite sa ma m6jho, ako mu
pristane iiloha hostitel'a, co?'
Hosti je Wac a Wac jeden
host je vaznejsi nez druhyv: kraj-
cir Ptachin, slosiar Churecny.
MATTEL sodovarskej budy Hum
dosov, obchodnicka vajcami Ho-
lenducha Paskudina - ME ia, co
zomrela mnohonasobnou milionar-
kou, ale jej sestra Holenducha, e.
Ste jeden krajcir - Obkarnalov
vsetko sama najvyberanejsia
finanena aristokracia.
Medzi host ami je pocut', ze
vraj al pristavny. nakladae Vav-
riloo Ryklov - najvazenejSi ari-
stokrat a "dandv' 81 'ubil blaho-
sklonne, re sa balu sncastnf.
O nom sa hovori, ze on stavia
ma karty po dvesto tisic ami ne
mrkne a vypije denne 3 flase mar
televskeho konaku.
KoneGne vsetci hostia sa siSli.
Orchester zahral "AleSa sa' a
parry sa rozvfrily.
Hostitel 'ka sedela pri stene so
solidnym majitel'om sodovarskej
bhdky a viedla solidny, no vel'-
mi zaujfmavE rozhovor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
Prihovor ku slovenslxtm matk&m

Cielom tax tejto ohksly ako d tch ktore budQ s5te
6asu na Gas nasedovat je to, ably matly boy pouee
nem6zu ich pridajat. vyn&jdete 4e teto ohlasly %
vel'm zaujmave. lebo mich jednoduchej reti ros-
povedane sd vam tie mnohe veci, ktore mate xnae
ohladom krmenia detitiek tiez o Bordenovom Eagle
Mlieu, teito najchyrnejsej detskej potrave sveta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02

CT beba vasa plakava? Je ner-
voznou nespokojnouY Ked ano,
ytedy podistym jej potravina ME
je spravna. Jestli nem6zete prida-
jat' svoje diet 'atko, jestli ma
vasom prsovom mlieku nerastie
dostatocne, date mu Bprdenovo
Eagle Mlieko t1 potravinu,
ktora dspesne vypestovala st& ii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02

Citajte pozorne tieto clanky
kazdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadns upotrcbenie v bu-
d1cnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02

len pridate prevaren1 vodu dl'a
1prayy. Ia IS rokov matky dava-
ly Eagle Mlieko co vel'ky. dar
zdravia svojim det 'om. Ono odpo-
rdcane je lekarmi pre-. slabe a
chorl ave deti, nakol 'ko ono snad
no sa straw a dokonale syti.
Prave tax, ako sa hodi pre- ko-
jencov, tax iste je dobrou potra-
vinou al pre- deti podvyzive.
Medzi skolskymi det' preva-
diane pozoruhodne experimenty
dokazaly, ze ma Eagle Mlieku
chovane deti nabraly priemerne
o sedem funtov vfac, nez ma jed
noduchom flashovom mlieku cho-
| vane. Davajte dobry pozor ma
svoje deti. Waite ich Casio. Pama-
tajte, We nedostatocne chovane
deti s1 vzdy nize vahy. Made
diet'a ma dostavat' dive polievko-
We lyzice Eagle Mlieka denne,
rozriedeneho v tri-stvrte sialky
studenej vody. Davajte to pri ra-
najsom popoludnajsom krmenf.
Starsie deti caste maj1 no radsej
S ginger aleom, ovocnou st'avou,
S trepanymi vajcami alebo slad-
kost ami.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-10
FOR SALE

FOK SALE
MODERN 6 room house with bath. To-
Gated near school, has east front in
choice residence section. $1,000.
Cash payment $1,000. balance on
monthly payments.
NEW MODERN room bungalow
with bath, has splendid basement
and is we'll planned throughout.
5000. ~.
S ROOM partly modern house. has
toilet. sink, gas, electric light. city
water. Lot is 50xl40 feet, cast
front and close to schools. $1,000.
One third cash and balance in three
equal annual payments.
6 ROOM modern house with bath,
choice location. cast front and close
to schools. Has double garage and
beautiful yard. This house is n
real bargain. $500. Terms.
3 ROOM modern house with hot water
heat and garage. Has 5 bed rooms;
is centrally located with lot with
frontage Of 81 feet and depth
of $50 feet. $1,000 with cash pay
ment Of $1,000. and balance at $50
month with per cent interest.
Z ROOM modern house with bath.
west part of the city. Very desir-
able. $G.25O. Terms.
II you are interested in buying
house or lot. let us show you what we
have for sale. 1t will cost you moth
ing and may save you money.
Phone 1873
HARVEY HARRIS & co.
J. +. Jackson, Manager.
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FOR SALE
8 ROOM modern house, including
four bed rooms, east front, full
basement. hot water heat, Is foot
lot. on Sixth street for $3.50, on
terms.
s ROOM partly modern house, includ-
ing . bed rooms. close in on R0sser
street, south front, fine so foot lot,
for $500.
Z ROOM modern bungalow, including
bed rooms, very close in on
Broadway, south front, full base
ment partitioncd off, fine enclosed
porch for $3.50.
s ROOM partly modern cottage, with
2 bed rooms, on Second street, for
$21O0, on terms of $500 cash and
balance like rent
q ROOM modern house, including
bed rooms, sun parlor,' oak floors,
garage. large front room, lawn and
trees, in Rivcrvicw, on very reason
able terms.
ROOM partly modern house, close
in fine so foot lot, for $1,000, On
liberal terms.
ROOM modern house. including 5
bed rooms, east front, close in on
Fifth street, finished in oak down
stairs, hot water heat. garage, trees,
one of best homes in Bismarck, on
liberal terms.
5 ROOM modern bungalow, including
z bed rooms, fine basement. good
SO foot lot, and garage, for $1,000,
on terms.
THE DESIRABLE 80 foot lot at cor
ncr Of FIRST and Thaycr, east front,
very close in--onc Of best building
lots in bismarck. suitable for apart
mont building. Other lots for sale.
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FOR SALE
THE VERY cheapest house in

THE VERY cheapest house in Bis
inarck. 6 rooms. bath. hot water
heat, basement roOmcd off, east
front, we'll built, good condition,
the property could not be replaced
for less than 100000, only $4,000. CO.
s ROOM bungalow, newly decorated
nice lawn and shrubbcry, cast
front. modern, $350O.OO.
ROOM house, east front, nice part
vt city. modern, good condition,
$lO0O.O0.
T ROOM house. modern. spict und
span, close 10 schools and churches
nice part Of city, Sl2C0.O0.
ROOM cottage. water. lights. 100
foot frontage, south side, chicken
house ard other outbuildingS, OK
tremcly easy terms. $2l0O.0O.
j ROOM cottage, bath and furnace,
garage, east front, very easy terms,
u nice, comfortable home, 5000. 90.
BUILDING LOTS in all parts of the
city including many Of the most
desirable lots left. have two
solid blocks Of the prctticst lots
in Bismarck. on the edge Of town,
with city water, commanding won
derful view Of the city and river
bottoms and only one block from
school, good for Investment or
homes.
FARM LANDS: the best list and
biggest bargains / ever had. Our
spring rains have started. BUY
NOW. There have been fully SO
quarter sections sold in this county
the past few months Of when |
have sold 10. You ought to see the
letters / have from agents in other
states. The biggest growth and de-
velopmcnt the state has ever seen
is starting. BUY NOW.
ERE INSURANCE written in iclia-
Bile companies.
II Il ynlINE
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!. :. A. Olsncss. Commissioner Of
Insurance.. do hereby certify that
the state Farmers Mutual Hall In
suralcc Company of Wascca, Min-
h"snta. having been duly authorized
" write "A hail insurance business
m North Dakota. and having a de-
post Of $500 with this Depa rtYi,ent
cor the protection of It's holders of
hail insurance polic.cr, has ceased
writing the aforesaid class OF ;nsur.
nhcr IN this State. and has made re-
duost for the return Of said de-
pOsit.
The said company has presented
70 this Department an affidavit Ia
The effect that 1t has no policics or
nail insurance now in force, and no
unpaid liabilities for hail losses IN
the state of North Dakota.
In accordance with Sect 1899, C.
u. 1919. North Dakota, unless this
department Is notified on or before
,dafc three months after first pub
lralionD OF any claim or claims for
nSs'S outstanding against said
company il shall cause the deposit
now held for the benefit or ,,olicy.
holders To be returned to said corr
Iany.
2--22- %: ii 2-25-29.
t-1-5- & l2-l5-19-22-26-29; 5-3-C-
1913 lT-2O.
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SLIGHT DECLINE
SHOWN IN APRIL
BUILDING TOTAL

Building and engineering contracts
were awarded last month to the
amount of $ll.3S5.7OO in the north
west Minnesota, the Dakotas and
northern Michigan says the monthly
crop report for April Of the +. W
hcd-e corporation. This was de-
cease Of L pcr cent from March. 1926
bat an increase Of 25 per cent over
April Of last year. Last months rec
ord included: S4.6G3.OOO. or II pc,
cent Of all construction. for rcsidcn-
tial buildings: Sl.Si7,6OO. or l6 per
cent. for public works and utilities !;
$l.G7O,OOO. or Is per cent. for com
mercial buildings; S1.l32 100. or 10
per cent for educational buildings !;
and $966.5OO. or per cent. for in
dustrial buildings.
New construction started in the dis
trict during the first four months Of
this year reached u total Of $32,772,-
100. being an increase Of 2G per cent
over the figure for the corresponds
ing period of 1925.
Contemplated new work reported for
the Northwest in April amounted to
$l7.87l 800. being an increase of 8
per cent over the amount reported in
March and Of lG per cent over the
amount reported in April Of last year.
A Slight Drop
Covering the entire United States.
the report said:
The volume Of construction COM
mitments had slight drop in April
Contracts awarded last month in the
81 States east Of the Rocky Noun
tains (Which include about 81 per
cent Of the total construction volume
OF the country amounted to $570.6l3.-
GOO. There was decrease Of nearly
per cent from the preceding month.
and the increase over April of last
year was less than per cent. The
spring ncak Of contracts usually falls
in April. but apparently was reached
in March this year.
Included in last months records
were the following important items:
$2G5,33l 900. or 46 per cent Of all con
struction. for residential buildings;
$89,333.O0O or 16 per cent. for com
mcrcial building; $73.227, 400. or IL
per cent. for public works and utili-
ties (mainly civil engineering prof
eets); $40 .652.800, or 8 per cent, for
industrial buildings; and $38 48O. 200.
or Z per cent. for educational build
ings.
Total buildings and engineering
contracts awarded during the first
four months Of 1926 have amounted to
81, 015.551. 300. the largest amount vet
recorded for the first four months Of
any year. The increase over the first
four months Of 1925 has been 90 per
cent. \ At the end Of March this year
It was 3Vpcr cent ahead Of 1925. Out
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For that was his natural inter
probation of the news that Bar
bara's child was co-heir.
lie filled his glass again and re
viewed the sensations OF that en-
traordinary day. The shock ,oi
finding his name and origin had
been great. The shock Of finding
Barbara Browns name linked with
his fathers had eclipsed 1t. bit.
At all times the strange girl In
trousers he had encountered on
the high road had been . person.
atty yelled. At no time more 90
than now. Even when her sex had
hecn revealed he had not succeed
ed in solving the mystery of the
past which had preceded her ad'
venture as a. what was that funny
little word she had coined for sell
Observation-Disclosures.
Now that he was about to un.
veil her mystery he drew back,
scorched by presentment. He
would prefer that she remain for.
ever indistinct in memory-and
pure. .
She had told him that she had
run away. II 1t was from his
father she had fed. the fact that
her son was made co-heir surely
meant something.
Just one thing. obviously" he
told the silver, shaker and man.
handled 1t viciously.
She had deserted her child when
she had deserted Hardiman. There
could he. OF course. no other ex.
plana.ion Of all the facts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-10

FOX SALE--Tcn acre tract in LOuns-
berry's OutlOts with seven room
house. barn and garage 20x3O',
broodcr houses and good we'll with
windmill. There arc other good
points. This property can be
bought very cheap for cash.
Write Mrs. Susanna Mahin, Con.
Del, Bismarck, N. d.
FOR SALE-New Logodye "Big
Five" Radio with micr0phonc
ioudspcaker. A battery. A and d
battery charger, and radio table
with compartments for batter ics.
Retail cost $l75.QO. Will sell for
$500. Phone 548M or call at GEO
Ave. +.
FOR SALE-Onc 1880 Titan TRACTOR
in first class condition with three
bottom Grand Dctcaur power lift
breaking pillow complete. Condi-
tons guaranteed. Will sell cheap
If sold ut once. Inquire of Scott
Cameron or {. A. Rust, Bismarck,
North Dakota.
Diamond Rings-Rcccived large
number on consignment to close out
at low prices. Part terms. Prices
$500 and up. James w. Marck,
Diamonds. Wholesale and Retail,
Wilton Cafe, Wilton. N. Oak.
FOR SALE Large mahogany cabinet,
photograph with records. Cold
plated parts and is in excellent con-
dition. Cost $25O.OO, will take
10000 cash. Phone 548M or call at
62O Ave. F.
FERTILIZER FOR SALE-Lct mo
show it to YOU before you buy. I
haul ashes and black dirt for Il
square deal. Phone 977J at -:
Seventh Street. 7. NJ. .Burch.
FOR SALE-Bcautiful new Kerogas
oil range, blue and white enamel.
Cheaper than gas, an ideal stove.
Must sell at once. Phone 46SW.
LAKE SHORE PROPERTY-Ottcrtail
county, Minnesota. For choice lots
and tracts write or sec Ulland Land
Company, Fergus Falls. MINI.
FOR SALT teams of work horses,
weight from $500 to $500. Also Is
head Of young cattle. J. Il. Cncsak,
12A miles. S. F.. Bismarck.
FOR SALE-Bcautiful gas and coal
combination stove and lawn mower.
Excellent condition. Phone 327.
WANTED TO BUY-Onc second.
hand. small sized icebox. Phone 773.
FOR SALE Ivory Reed baby car
rage, in good condition. Call S53M.
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HOUSED Ann Plata

FOR RENT Three room furnished
housekeeping apartment In mode ri
home. Adults only. Screen porch
and large .storeroom. Heat, light
water and telephone furnished,
Phone SS3 or call at 2l7 Eighth st.
FOR RENT--Onc we'll equipped Igh,
housekeeping apartment. also fur.
nishcd room on ground floor. Man
and wife. or two business women
preferred. 422 Fifth Street.
FOR RENT--A fine flat on second
floor in the best part Of the city.
consisting of four big rooms, bath.
room and kitchcncttc, heat and
water is free. Call 623M.
FOR RENT-Four-room house with
block Of garden ground, corner Ros-
ser and 2lst street, Bismarck.
Phone O8v.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

room table and genuine leather
cushion chairs, $500; l reed rock.
or, S.; sanitary cot. complete with
mattress, IS; sanitary cot. 50;
kitchen chair, 81; also fruit jars
Phone 7O6J.
FOR SALE-Thrcc piece living roo n,
set, consisting Of scttcc. rocker and
cair. golden oak finish with gen.
uinc Leather upholstery. Price $50
Also 4 bu&ncr gas stove with oven,
Sl5. SIS Fifth Street. DIR. Il. S.
Engc.
FURNITURE FOR SALE-Walnut
buffet; plank top dining room table
and chairs: beds; kitchen cabinet
rug; leather davenport and other
household articles. Phone 973J or
call 2l5 Washington Ave.
FOR SALE: --Knabe piano. 8I.xlO rug,
two beds complete. dining table and
case, magazine stand, kitchen table,
and window, shades. 2Oihs Main,
Ant. f., evenings.
FOR SALE Nine piece nak dining
room set, two oak rockers. mahog-
ony frame screen, piano stool,
kitchen chair, oak porch swing,
Winchester Repeater, tool chest.
Call 9O4.
FOR SALEs-Onc fumcd oak dining
room set. in AL condition. Will sell
very reasonable. Also ono sanitary
cot and. one dresser. Phone 706J.
FOR SALE Bed, complete, child's
high chair; fern stand; screen. All
in fine condition. SIG Eighth st.
Phone SAW.
FOR SALE-Wardrobc trunk and
porcelain top kitchen table. Very
reasonable. Phone glow.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PHON e 80
nALn nuP WANTED

WANTED-lntclligent man or woman
in bismarck to demonstrate and
scll an old established line Of
household products. Quick, easy
sellers. Make '$25 to SIS weekly.
All or spare time. Write for full
Particular. G.. c. Heberling Co.
Dept. c. T. 900, Bloomington, Ill. )
WANTED-Men and women to learn
barber trade. Great demand, big
wages. Few weeks completes. Cat
alog and special offer free. Moler
Barber College, Fargo, N. pak.
WANTED-Boy Is to 20 years, living
at home, to work by the month.
Inquire of w. r. Tomas at Lucky
Strike Coal office or 6l2 Fifth St..
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side Of New York City (Which is now
% per cent ahead Of last year, the
increase to tho end of April was 8
per cent
Contemplated new, work reported
for the 81 eastern states last month
amounted to S9l2,982,lO0, which was a
decrease of II per cent from the
amount reported in March and an in
crease of 10 per cent over the amount
reported in April, of last year.
Tribune want ads bring results.
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He poured another drink in which
there was some fire Of alcohol. more
fire Of doubt and jealousy.
The lawyer person had given hel
address in Ryeneck He would &c
there at once. He would stifl<
feeling. Under no stress would hi
reveal that anything Of .an thi:
mahered at all. - ~
He would inform her coldly that
he had no. intention to claim OF
accept the fortune bequeathed to
him. SO the money would go. un
der the terms OF the will. to her
or to her child
Then. with accounts clean and
hands clean. he would take his
leave. He would give UP these
\ rooms and take again to the road
Or. better, he would leave the coun.
try altogether and nit out for re-
mote lands. an exile.
And drunken one." he prom.
ised himself. wondering how Ions
1t may take to drink At and mus.
cular self to death.
Plenty OF wine." he muttered.
mo woman-and no song"
In the acknowledgement! The
thing had to be done sooner or
later. He'd get It over with, this
mockingly sunny afternoon. II
He took a last stiff drink.
On the Ryeneck train he was
alarmed by the turbulence OF his
emotions. He missed the cocktail
shaker. He planned to be cool, un.
concerned. during the coming in
teryiew It wouldn't be easy. He
was afraid Of her.
Who's afraid?" he barked Il
himself. hut Was no less afraid.
She knew he was in town.. WGl.
den had told her. Why hadn't she
tried to communicate with him
Probably she would not care to see
him. Well. she'd have to. And she
would listen s
ITO plenty" he mumbled. ''l1l
be very brutal, then divorce her"
No-he was an ass. II was no
fault OF hers. She had never de-
ceived He had never asked for.
and she had merely withheld In.
formation Of her past. He was q
prudc. a bluenose. What differ
.ence did It all make. after al?
Silly to be brutal. Just casual
that's the ticket.
Keep the interview on the bust
ness tone:
II shall be very non-committal."
For an instance he surrendered
TO the ever-present desire. to con-
5ure up again the storm.swcpt
heath outside the barbed-wire Of
the camp near Sparta when she
had ratified her rebellious fists In
q. drum tattoo against.his chest: OF
the magic second when his rage
and her rebellion had melted and
they were fused. She had seemed
then SO small and helpless. And.
as usual. there was no consolation
Ii the vision
II had her once-and lost herr"
How many times had his soul ut..
tered that cry!
The train rolled into. the station.
Ia the same little suburban waiting
room in which Pafbafa hxd ONES;
tAken a few vmihutes to 4ppraise
aerself In dollars and cents. Brayo
sat to ponder the manner and
means Of his further :dyanrs sa.
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