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New Britain herald., 1928-12-24

In presenting the difficulties which may confront efforts towards simpli- fication. the bulletin points out that much of the information called for on applications is now used for many purposes other than motor vehicle admiration. The age question is necessary because the age determines whether the applicant must file financial responsibility. There are number of questions for identifca- tion of car for police purposes. There is question upon which the property tax jurisdiction is determin- ed for the benefit of assessors. Fur ther, it is necessary to know where the motor vehicle was purchased and when, and whether the car is owned by an individual. group, or cor poration. These and like questions must be answered correctly to make the proper record.
 It is assumed also, in the bulletin, that a somewhat shorter and simpler line of application questions might tend to make evasion greater.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
PARENTS AND FIVE
 CHILDREN ARE BURNED
Alabama Family Wiped Out When Home Is DestroycA-Fathcr Gives Lifc Trying to Save Children.

Annston, Ala, Dec. 24 R-An- other name was added to the death toll Of the fire which destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cal houn, near Lincoln, Ala, about IS miles from Anniston. early yester- day, when Ella Bright. l2 year old daughter. expired in an Anni- ston hospital carly today.
 Other victims include the parents and five children.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bright and the five died yesterday, the mother and four children perishing in the flames. while the father. fatally burned in an effort 10 rescue some of his chil- dren, died last night.
 In addition to Mir. and Mrs. Cai- houn and the latest victim. those who lost their lives in the flames arc Eulala, II: Freeland, 1: Emmet. 3: Robert Lee. 2: and Albert Calhoun, Jr.. and infant.
 Essie Calhoun. 16. was reported in a critical condition early today and physicians held little hope for her recovery.
 Lois H.. IS; Raymond. IT: Limos. 12, and A. M. Calhoun, 3. also were burned. but are expected to recover.
 Flames are believed to have re- suited from defective kitchen stove.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24

the cover of Ashtoreth's hat box. dropped her lovely nightgowns in.
 She sat on the edge Of her berth. and rubbed great quantities cf cold cream on her face, dipping her fingers in an enormoua onyx jar.
 "Monsieur Jack Smythe." she remarked Idly. ''likes American girls" >-.- .
 Her fingers caressed her cheeks, with little upward motions, as though she were inscribing circles.
 He is had mans" she added.
 Her voice was soft and lazy.
 "A bad mans" she repeated. And began ieisurely, to wipe away the cream.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
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know. They're mostly hybrids down here. Mongrels. And the women are dangerous"
 Ashtoreth decided that Mir. smythe might look like the Prince Of Wales and all that, but he wasn't particularly chivalrous.
 We'll" she said, T rather like her - at least. l think Pm going to. Anyhow I'd rather room with her than some dried up old maid, or one of those big fat women. There isn't another girl on board not that I've seen. And I'm glad l have an exciting room- mate. I'm going down now, to say good night to her. And to give her your compliments"
 Smythe was casually offhand.
 '.Well. don't believe all she tells you" he counseled. "Once more under the bridge. and I'll let you go."
 The moon. when they reached the forward deck. was playing hide and seek again with the clouds. And the place was dark. as though d storm were brewing.
 There in the blackness, Smythe took Ashtoreth in his arms. And forcing her head back, kissed her on the mouth.
 She struggled 10 free herself. pitting her strength against his. Then she went taut in his grip so that it was as though he held a girl of ice. Yet scarcely ice-for ice will melt. Steel, perhaps. Or graven stone.
 He kept his lips on hers. until it seemed that all the breath had gone from her body. Then. breath ing deeply, he stepped away.
 And, quick as lightning, she had slapped him across the face, He took her hand then, and kissed it. "SpitHre," he said. Little Yankee spitfire"
 He put both hands on her shoulders. and, holding her from him. looked into her face.
 Girls shouldn't be so beauti- full" he admonished. 'Particu- larly American girls who travel alone. They're bound to get in trouble"
 Ashtoreth was trembling with cold fury.
 "Oh," she cried, 'I hate you. You--you cad."
 "Love,' he told her solemnIy, that has eyes to see
 Sees now only Ashtoreth.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24

all three had made successful solo flights the same day.
 Miss Betty Huyler, . member of the Huyler family which operates the candy stores. Miss Gsacc lnyals, hotel ,stenographer. and Mia Bar bara Bright. an actress, took up planes from this field vest erday. put their machines through the prescrib- ed maneuvers and landed them without mishap.
 Officials of the flying school at the field. in which the three were stu dents. said they believed it was the first time three women have made initial solo flights from the same field on the same day.
 The fact three girls soloed for the first time on one day is an in- dication of the way women are going in for aviation," Lieutenant H. B. Clark, director of the school, said.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
Gas On Stomach Relieved Instantly
 Or No Cost

New York scientist has perfected . new prescription that banshes as if by magic awful gas pains heartburn, sour stomach, nausea and other dangerous symptoms of digestive disorders known as GaseN, Guaranteed to bring relief in one minute or your money refunded. This marvellous prescription contains extract Of rarina papaya, unique tropical fruit which gives amazing aid to digestion. With GaseN you can a'eiy cat anything. Sold by all good druggists.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
THIS HAS HAPPENED

Ashtoreth Ashe, beautiful stenog- rapher. travelling alone to the West Indies, meets Jack Smythe on ship board. Smythe is an Englishman. He and .Ashtoreth bump into each other on dark deck, ard he begins inn medtately to flatter her and to tell her that she is beautiful.
 There is another interesting per son aboard-Mona de Musset. a striking Frenchwoman. She and tshtoreth are roommates, and Mademoiselle has already made friendly advances.
 Apparently the Frenchwoman has a great deal of money. Ashtoretl' has practically none. The trip has been made possible for her through AIaizie.
 Ashtoreth and Jack Smythe are walking together about the wind- blown deck when he tells her she looks like goddess. and she re- torts that he looks like the Prince of Wales.
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 CHAPTER NV
 Ashtoreth was not the first per son who had told Jack Smythe he looked like the Prince of Wales. An American movie producer. meeting him in London. had offered him q royal role in the talkies
 His eyes were like the Princes, and his hair thoush they say His Highness is getting q little hald). But mostly if was mat ter of build and carriage. Of dis tInction, perhaps.
 He was Of average height, and slight. With a weary look about his wise. young eyes, And an air of sophistication, greatly admired Ay young girls,
 The movie producer had con- templated starring him in film called Royal Love- in which q prince loses his heart to q com- moner. Smythe. mortified at the motion. was inclined to treat the proposition as q sacrilege an ;1ffront 10 the dignity of his Prince Still, it afforded him con- siderable satisfaction. It vas an offer to gladden. the heart of any l.n.lishman.
 Ashtoreth was still looking at him with unfeigned admiration.
 Ever since Valentino died, I've heen simply crazy about the Prince" she confessed. When l was quite young, I cut his picture out of the paper, and stuck it in my mirror. My goodness, it was llkc you,"
 And l." declared Smythc. 'have | particular weakness for god lcsses'
 They laughed together.
 You are beautiful" he told her gravely What was it Homer 'aid-'She moves a goddess and he looks queen ?''
 T don't know anything about iomer," she admitted. But I'm eginning to like my funny name. tou're the second nice man who hinks it is a lovely name. al ways thought it was awfully fool h myself"
 ''Oh no," he said. 'It's much nicer to have been named for a neautlful moon than q rich old aunt. don't you thnk-or friend Of the lamily's. who might leave you some money? Most names don't mean anything at all. People get them out Of novels. Or they get banded around in family sort of way.
 Children often are named for saints. That's a very pretty idea, I think. But to have been named for the moon' Why. that's utter sublimity. Men used 10 worship the moon, you know-before they aiarted worshiping gold and power. and any number of foolish
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
.AshtOreth alone.

Ashtoreth alone.
 Ashtoreth, and a few stars
 And they say she scorned. that English are chivalrous!"
 He tried again to take her in his arms.
 "A kiss?" he parried. "A little kiss? And I have offended you? Don't tell me that an American girl values kiss so highly!"
 But she wrenched away from lis embrace.
 Everybody pets in America" he reminded her.
 "l don't" she told him, wheel ing furiously. And don't you ever speak to me again.
 She left him. and ran ahead down the deck.
 In a moment she was in her stateroom. Mademoiselle de Musset opened the door when she knocked.
 For q moment Ashtoreth won dered what she was wearing. A short chiffon skirt edged with lace. And over it sleeveless blouse of sheerest iovelness. The skirt was pleated from fitted waist Eand and the blouse caught at the waist with girdle of shirred satin. Except for its utter trans- rarency, it was like little dress. Mademoiselle pirouetted like a ballet dancer. and her full skirt swirled about her.
 You look at my nightgoWn?" ?" she asked. Tt is adorable, eh? Soon they will be the vogue-the little gowns that have .petticoats and blouses. I have twelve of them-the first ones ever made"
 She was rummaging through her bags,
 You like them, eh? Eh bien! I will give you some. Half for you. and half for me-
 She tossed her things about. Soft and light as baby clouds.
 "Ah. here they are! White, MademoiselIe. And black, And now any color you choose. Yellow? Orchid? Pink like a rose?"
 Ashtoreth was dumbfounded.
 But Mademoiselle"' she stam- mered. "1-1-you're awfully kind. But I can't do that. You're tco generous. Indeed you are. I can't take them-truly. But thank you--thank you so much!"
 The Frenchwoman's quick glance had darted about the room.
 "Pouf." she cried, and raising
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
THREE YOUNG WOMEN
 MAKE FIRST SOLOS
Take Off from Roosevelt Field in Plancs-Nill Now Qualify
 for Licenses.
for Licenses

Roosevelt Field, N. Y., Dee. 24.- Pp-Three young women. represent ing society, business and the stage were qualified today to take exam nations for ayiators' licenses after
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-17

prv6ho pred cho diaceho.

prv6ho predchod diaceho.
Pane, ctihodny pane, je toto
utica "Naka maori =;
Ano, iste je to Mica '1Naka
maori. MN
A 81 neviete, kde je til dom sa-
muraia Hanahn Baisa;
Hej, je tn taky dom, ale stoji
pnsty. Uz Cd dayna .nikto nebyya
v nom. Patril zene samnraja, kto-
ry opustil mesto, hodne rolov to-
mu, po rozvodei $ tou zenou, ably
sa zasn6bil inou. Smutna je to
historic! Opustena 20 zial' II ocho-
rela. Nemala v Kioto ami pokrv-
nych, ami znamych, vobec nikoho,
kto by sa boil 0 iin postaral. Zda
sa, re umrela tohoto roku, desia-
teho dna, desiatcho mesiaca, ak
sa nemylim.
Samuraj sa rozosmial takym
strasnvm smiechom, re prechodia-
ci poponahl'al sa podvihnnt klo-
bulk oddialil sa nepozeraiic "a
seba.
q pol 'skeho: - jk -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-17
Nevyznal 50 Y mich.

K sudcoyi pokoja dostavil sa
moderny park. Sudca pokoja, kto
~ ich NAL sosobasit', diva 50 s
jednoho ma druheho a potion 50
taEe: aProsim, kto . vas je zenich
a kto ie nevestaf''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-17
Detsky rozum.

Sest 'rocny Janko, ktory nechce
verit ma bociana, k dvojmesacnej
sestrieke: s'Ja sa uz tesim, al bu-
des vedet hovorit potion mi mu-
sis povedat', odkial' 81 prisla.''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-17
zAUJfMAvosTI.
Fajciarske oddelenie pre- da

/ ~~~~~~~.~~~
my. Riaditel 'stvo Pennsylvania ze-
leznice zaviedlo zvlaStne fajeiar-
ske~ oddelenie pre- danny vo vSet-
kych vlakoch ma trait New Yor-
ku do Philadelphia. lynn bolo od-
pomozene nedostatku, ktory boil
tax trpko pocit 'ovany zvlast zen
skym svetom. Ze tieto fajeiarske
oddelenia sn opatrene vsetkym
p0hodllm, rozumic sa samo sebou.
Ak toto opatrenie budc yercino-
| st 'ou prijate priaznivc, ako sa da
al predpokladat'. zamysl'a Pull
manova spoloanost' sriadit' faj-
ciarske oddclenie pre- danny vo
vsetkych vlakoch Spoj. Statov.
Muz, ktory nemoze prestyd-
nut. Plnych Is ,rokov pok1sa sa
isty Londynsan vSetkymi mysli-
tel,nymi sposobami priviest 81
prestydnutie, ale. dosial sa mu to
nepodarilo. Tymto 81 'astlivcom je
spolupracovnik fysiologicktho od-
delenia londynskej nemocniee a
zda sa byt' voci nachladeniu ma
prosto imunnym. "SkutoGnost, ze
nemozem prestydnht' aGkol 'vek
sa iimysel ne stykam $ l'ud'mi, tr-
piacimi t'azkymi katarmi VISTA
vuje msa kaHdej povetrnosti," pi-
Sc zmieneny otuzilec v lekarskom
easopise Glance" 'viedla ma k
tomu, ably som hl'adal prMinu,
preco zdravi a slim fudia sa talk
snadno nachladia. Podl'a mojho
nazoru pochadza, to toho, re sa
obliekam priliS teplo nosia zby-
tocnt spodne pradlo. UN zvyk "a
balovat deti do vlnenych latok a
chranit' ich pred kazdym zava-
nom vzduchu, ziednaya podklad
pre- malii odolnost voci chorobam.
pochadzajiicim q prechladnutia.
PostaGi nahla zmcna teploty, ably
taxi India dostali kaScl', alebo
natchu. Ak sa vSak cele telo dem
ne vystavuje poscbeniu syetla a
vzdnchu, ak zdravy Glovek nenosi
| ziadneho zbytocndho spodneho pra
dla. potom jeho organizmus zosil-
nuje sa a vsetky jeho funkcie doj-
du uplatnenia. Toto spartanske O.
tuzovanie prevadzal som presne
v poslednych Is rokoch tvrdim,
ze len tomu vd 'aefm "a otnzilost
voci prestydnutiu. Po cely rok me-
nosim ziadneho spodneho odevu,
bez ktoreho sa obidem "a najdrs-
nejsieho pocasia'. =
-. Najvacsia sbierka otiskov
prstov. Policajne nuzeum, pridru.
fzene k justicnemu departmentu
Spojenych Statov, ma najbohatsi11
sbierku otiskov prstov ma celom
svete. Je tuna snesene ME nenel
ako 3,25O,OOO otiskov prstov zlo,
cincov a os6b uz trestanych. Ia
to pozoruaodna sbierka mnozi sa
so dna ma den najmenej o 5000
otiskov preukazuje cenne sluE
by asi 1900 policajnym iiradom ce
\ lleho sveta. Minuleho roku moho
washingtonsky department ma "a
klade tejto sbierky podat v 405,
700 kriminalnych pripadoch cen
ne informacie a tym ul'aheit
/ pracu vysetrtljlcich vrchnosti.
II Z
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-17
faxitf t;l,sst.

Hned pobozkaj tetuskul
Ale we'd som, tatieku, nic no
previedol, preco by som nal byt'
trestany
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-17
Nap1sal,: V&clav Sieroszswalki.

TAX iste: sedela tam a Slla pr.
mdlom syetielku andony.")
Prave nadvihla hlavn a oci sa
jej stretly horiacim pohl sadom
Baisu Uvitala no Cd St 'astia jas
nym usmevom-
- Kedy 81 sa vratil do Kioto
Ako 81 nasiel cestu ku mne cez tie
tmave vertepy? pytala sa IL
chym, lamanym hlasom.
Cas- iu mic nezmenil. Zdala sa
mn tax iste peknon, mladou j la
hodnou, jakou 81 in predstavoval
v sneniach. Podlhovafy oval BILE
del tvari, dlhy, prosty nos ira
s1cimi sa mozdrami, male, karmi-
move tsta, Gierne, mandlove, VIII
Ike oGi ramci ruchliyich mihal-
ME, ma leach podbriadku mile
v ilsmeve jamoGky.
Ale sladsie mad vsetko hral mu
v nsiach jej HAS, rozochveny
.zyltkmi radostneho ndiyu.
Sadol 81 ma podlahu proti nei
ma zvyklom mieste kolo hibaca. = J
Milovana, neuyeris, ako
strasne som tlzil "a tebou. Jaky
hl1py a zly som bol, opilst 'ajtlc
ia vtedy! Ale ako vel'mi, alo
prerazajice som Dol cato pokara-
ny! = zacal tichym tlumenym
hlasom.
Pocuvala no pozorne, nespils-
t'ajdc 8 jeho bolestnei tvari ociL
plan1cich lahodne dobrotive, ako
pritmene lampy, ma prsiach sa
lei co raz zivSie vlnilo kimono a
ma ilstaeh boiovala zakvitajica
rozkoS davnym smiitkom.
- Zle je to, re trpel 81 pre- nina.
Neraz som myslela, re nebola som
dost shovievava a spokojna!
Nesmelo chytil JED ruku a pri-
tisol k prsiam.
- Vytykal som 81 pocas tych
rokov yinn a premysl al som, ako
in zmenit' ako napravit'! Ale z
osidiel, ktore som 81 sam nastaval,
som sa nemohol vytrhn1t'.
- Me ty sam ,ale mas spoloGny
osud, nasa n1dza! Museli SINE sa
rozist', Ii nepamatas? Had je
silnejsi Cd vsetkeho Dobre pama-
tam ySak, ako deliac sa so mnou
ma chatrnei strave, zavse 81 mi po-
nechaval east lepsiu i vaGsiu a
predsa muzovia silnejsie pocit 'ujil
hlad! i .ts ... 4.
- OdiSiel som cd teba, ale du-
sa mi ostala pri tebe. Vsade sla
"a mnou pustota a elm mi Dol III
vot, ked' nebola teba. Odpust' mi,
viem, re 81 trpela ty ,iste storazy
viacej, ale odpnst' AMI Prosim Ia,
trebars neviem, preco by 81 mi ma
la odpnst 'at';! A jednak stale
som snil tej chvili, ked,, sa po-
korim pred tebou, vyznam vsetko
a pocujem tvojich iist odpuste-
ME. Odpust' mi dobroty svojej,
odpust mi pre- lasku naSu, dovol
mi zahladit napravit' to previ.
nenie, ktore ma t'aai, ako hora
olova!
- Nehovor talk Slova tvoje ma
bolia. Keby hned al vina, kto.
rel hovoris, jestvovala, keby 81 ma
opustil ME primnsenia, ale &c
svev6li, tax q terajsi tvoj navra,
nezmazal by ju iiplne; Nikdy som
nesnila tom, ze sa vratiS, ze ia
uvidfm, ked' i len ma chvil ku
Zdalo sa mi, re SINE roztrhnuti ma
.vzdy, ze hruby, nepreniknutel'nJ
MIR mas rozdelil.
- Ma chvil 'ku9! - prerusil il
netrpezlive. Preco hovoris, VI
ma civil 'ku? Povedz radsej ma cas-
siedmych zivotov, ma devat We.
kov, milovana! !,
Rozosmial sa radostne a prisl,
null sa tax blizko, ze mohol ju u;
ramenom objat'.
Nikdy som sa neprestavals
modlit k bohom a tvoje st asst,
ca n IL Go ,Yoo~,c - - 49,. x@3,c@S~ov st
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-17

st aStnym peknym. ODn0vlme 9
zafarbime no krasne, kvety "a.
sabine kookola. A dnes doda1
is urcitym zarazenim prisiel
som tax neskoro a napremenl
som 81 cestovnyeh Stat len preto;
ze tnzil som vidiett' ia Go mai.
sk6r a pocut Cd teba svoj vyrok
Vyroks sepla SO smlltnyym
tsmevom. Me my vydayame
vyroky!
,Nachylila svoju pekn1 hlavn ma
ieho rameno a kym on i'ahodne
hladkal jej delikatnu, ako platok
lotusu, siiu, ticho hoyorila tom,
60 sa stalo Kioto po jeho od-
chode.
- o sebe mi hovor, najmilsia,
o sebe! Kde 81 bFvala? CT 81 ty
tilzila?
Bvvala som. tu! Ci hodno,
mily, hovorit' o pomeroch, kto-
rych uz MET, o starostiach, ktore
sa NJ nezopaku61l; Radsej ii roz-
|poviem historin rodiny Takakury
Dajnagona, predsa 81 ich poznal: |!
- Prayda, poznal so mich. Te-
da vidavala 81 sa s mini? Pamatali
sa ma teba? Budem ich priatel 'om
ma veky!
- Wee ia bola vel mi hlasna v
Kioto.
Hovorili do neskorej noel. O.
TOTO hovorila 0 vsetkom, okrem
vlastnych smitkov "a pretrpenej
n1dze. A ked' nadisiel cas-, "a
viedla mrza do poludnovei, Wac
tichSei izbietky, ktora vol'akedy
>bola ich spalnou.
- NemaS nikoho naI pomoc? -
pytal sa, ked' sama, vlastnoruGne
zaeala postielat' postel'.
-Nemam - odpovedala vese-
lynn smiechom. - Nenajimala som
sltHky, ked' som 81 al sama da.
vala l'ahko rady. Vies, re nam
slime ruky!
- Zajtra budes mat mnoho
sluhov! = nbezpecoval ju. -
DobrFch, zrucnych sluhov, kto-
rych budes jedinou panou! Vset-
ko tax bude, ako budes chcict'!
s chvenim Sakal chvil'u, kedy
ju pritnli k sebe poeiti jej telo
pri sebe, alko davnejsie.
Spat' sa i'm nechcelo - nemoh-
Ii, srdcia mali talk pine, dnse talk
vzbdrene. Lezali spleteni v OBJ
iatiach tichteko hovorili, sepo-
tall svojej laske, svojom vydo-
bytom st asst, 0 minulosti, pritom-
nosti, budiicnosti.
Minula sa "hodina byka, minu-
la sa hodina tygra ".s)
Baisovi sa zdalo, ze zena mu
bledne v objatiach, stava sa CO
raz smutnejsou, ze hlas iej tichne
i ako keby sa odd al l'ovala. +.
- Spi mila, 81 ustata! Zavri oei
a ia sa, budem divat' ma teba! -
naliehal.
- O, ME, ME /! Hovor d 'alej. Ho-
vor, hovor. - prosila. - Mech + "a
stale poeujem.
Hovoril teda, hi l'adiacss laskou
ma 6oraz vaGSmi sa hmliace rysy.
Ruzovy svit zacal presekavat' OF
vorami oblokov roztapat' janta-
rovy mrak odchodiacej noel.
Samuraj odsunul sa cd zaspa-
yajhcej zeny nechcej1c zavrel
vicka.
Usnul.
Ked' sa prebudil, jas dina sa
vdieral vsetkymi sparami okenic.
is ddivom spozoroval, ze lei ma
5hnilych doskach podlahy.
Co to znamena? Ci to, GO '
noci sa stale, bolo len snom?! Ale
ME, - ona tn spf!
Nachylil sa, prizrel ctfnul s
ohromujticim vykrikom: spiaca
lnemala tvari.
| Lezalo pred MIN len telo zeny,
zavinute v rilcho smrtel ne, telc
| az fax vvnhndle Hn naho nctalx
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-17

Stalo sa, We isty samuraj" Ha
MAXI Baisu Kioto, nasledkon
rsliny svojho dajmiona yysiel ns
mizinu, musel opustit postavenit
paha a prijat' miesto spravcu
drIifej provineii.
Pred opustenim sidelneho mes
ia rozviedol sa so svojon zenon
peknou j dobrou O-Tojo a ozenil
sa S dcerou vysokeho tiradnlSa
dnfaj6c, lie svazok ten dopomoae
mn zrobeni kariery. - Tryzeh
nedostatku a mladenecka dilfnost
omamily srdce samnraja, nedoce.
nil priviazania, ktore l'ahkomy
seine opustil.
Novy svazok nepriniesol mn
vsak st astia. Druha zena mala
chladne objatie, trpky ton hlasll
a cule srdce sebca. Onedlho Baisu
mnohych pricin so zialom spo-
minal dni. stravene v Kioto.
Coskoro sa presvedGil, ze stale
este milnje svojn prvu zenu a re
in milule 0 mnoho viac, ako teraJ-
sin. Porozumel, re nevdaene a ne
spravodlive postnpil voci O-Tojo,
ze zkriydil milujilce srdce. Zial
pomaly sa menil vo vycitky, ktore
mu neustale hryzli dusu. Spomien-
Ky ma opustenn zenu, ma jej l'a-
hodnil rec, ma jej mily itsmev, ma
jej carujhce objatie, ma jej nevy-
cerpatel MI trpezlivost' neus-
tale stihaly Baisu.
Niekedy ju vidieval vo snc, pra-
cnj1cu, ako rokoch nedostatku,
den noe pri krosnach, ably ul 'ah-
ella spolocn1 biedu. A este eastej-
Sic sa mu sniyalo, ze sa modli, kla.
fiac V NAL 'unkej izbc, ktorej ju
zanechal, ze ntiera 81 Shy ruka-
vami vyplzleho, uboheho kimona.
Ba i V hodinach tlradovania my
sell jeho krtzila kolo nej. k nej
doletovala. Snail sa predstavit'
Isl ju, kde ona byva, GO robi?
Gosi mu v hibke sepotalo, re
ona sa druhykrat ncvydala, a ze
mono by mu al odpustila, keby...
V tichosti srdca sa rozhodol, re
in vyhl ada, ak okolnosti dovolia
mu vratit sa do Kioto, re ju od-
prosl, vezme so sebou a. urobl
vSetko. ably napravil svoju rinu.
Ale roxy sa miGaly.
Konecne termfn sluzby uplynul,
samuraj ostal uvol neny.
Vratim ateda k nej! Vra-
tim! - hovoril V sebe radostne
tisicrazy. = Jako hldpo a nkrut-
ne som posthpil, opdst 'ajhc ju
ytedyl
Terajsia jeho zena bola bezdet-
ma, postal ju teda ku rodieom a
sam poponahl al sa do Kioto. Ked
doSiel, bezokladne sa dial do hi "a
DANA O-Tojo, ami len cestovnych
Stat nemeniySi.
Ked' dosiel do ulie, v ktorej
byvali pred rozidenfm sa, bola
uN noe, neskora noe desiateho
dila desiateho mesiaca roka. Me-
sto spalo ticho, ako cmiter. Me-
siac vsak svietil jasno a samuraj
l'ahko nasiel znamy mu dom.
Vein smutno vyzerala zapus-
tena budova so strechou, zaras-
tenou vysokou travou a so zdria-
- II I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-17

Cas- delili Japonci daynejsie
ma 12 6iastok, nosiacich Navy
r8znych zvierat, Cd IL. do 2. bola
hodina svine", hodina byka Cd
p. do 4. ' noci bola hodinou duL
chov, Cd A. do s. bola hodina tyg-
"a. I,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-17

Trashci sa samuraj zarm1teny
stall v l1coch ranneho slnka, os-
vetluj1ceho vniitro izby. L'adove
zdesenie zvol'na sa zamieHalo v
jeho srdci bezodn1, bezhranicmi
zlfalost a tax bolestnti, lie beziac
pred nou, chytal sa tiena nadeje.
\ Vybehol ma ulicu zachytil