davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28
SCHWAB A GRACE
sL'UBUJU BLAHOBYT

Charles Schwab, predseda sbo-
ru direktorov a Eugene G. Grace,
predseda Bethlehem Steel Cor
poration boil v stredu v naSom
meste, ably osobne ubezpecili
Youngstowncanov, ze zakupenie
Sheet and Tube Co. ich korpora-
ciou neznaci mic zleho pre- vzrast
Youngstown, ale prave naopak.
Obaja ubezpecovali, re robotni-
ctvo bude mat Wac stalejsej
prace nez dosavad' a kazdy "a
mestnanec Sheet and Tube bude
opravneny ma penziu, ktor1 Beth
lehem Steel svojim zamestnancom
dava. Schwab povedal, ze oni ne
kupuju Sheet and Tube preto,
aby ju odhodili ma smetisko, lebo
nikto nevyhodi $235,000,OOO ma
darmO. Ohl adOm mZdy Grace u
dal, ze Bethlehem plati najvyssiu
mzdu v kazdom meste, kde ma
oceliarne. Vyzdvihol, ze Bethle.
hem predava vyrobky po. celej
krasine j do zahranicia,- z 6oho
bude mat zisk youngstownsk6
obyvatel 'stvo, lebo nase vyrobky
budl predavane nielen tn v sire.
dozapade ale po celom svete, co
znamena Wac prace pre- tunaj.
sich robotnfkoy.
v pade by vtopenie Sheet and
Tube Co. bolo prevedene, Bethle.
hem by sa sstala $1,000, ,0O0,0OC
korporaciou. '..''.. 'S'@' 4" :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28
Move milionarske
bddegerstvo
Kubansld rybari zarabaju ohrom-
ne obnosy "a vpasovanie Gu
dzincov.

D apartment prace Spojenych
Statov vydal obeznfk, v ktorom
sn opisane t'azkosti uplatnovania
prist'ahovaleckych zakonov. DO
Spojenych Statov 1radne pri-
chadza len 100000 prist 'ahoval-
Gov rocne, ale vpasovane ich jc
diva razy tol'ko, takze prist'aho-
valectvo ME je mic mensie, nezli
bolo pred vojnou.
Toho pricinou sii novi bdtle-
geri pasovatelia cudzincov.
Mnoho ich je v Kanade, ale mai
Wac Kube. Kubanski rybari,
ktori boil znami ako zobraci, "a
posledne roxy stall sa bohacmi
mnohi Mich milionarmi. Oni pa
suj1 ma brehy Floridy, Louisiany
a Texasu vel Ike mnozstvo cudzin-
Gov "a obnosy Cd 800 do $1,250
"a osobu. Jeden z pasovatel'ov sa
chvalil verejne, ze zarobi teraz "a
jeden den Wac, ako zarobil pred
tym "a jeden rok. "Za posledne
diva tyyzdne vpaSoval som do
Spoj. Statov 200 Grekov "a $500
cd kazdeho; 100 Cinanov "a
81 $50 cd kazdeho; 600 Poliakov
a Rumunov "a obnos $3.50 do
$1,000, podl'a toho, kol 'ko ktory
NAL peiiazi."
Pobrezna patrola' nedavno ely
tia "a vpasovanych cudzincov ma
jednom ostrove pri Floride.. Paso-
vatel' ich tam vylodil nechal
osudu. Kazdy z mich mu zaplatil
po tisicke. Prist' 'ahovalecke nra-
dy tychto prist 'ahovalcov hned'
|deportovaly.
Department prace ndava.- ze.
vacsina tychto vpasovanych Gu
dzincov sd zlocinci blbci, trpiaci
nakazlivymi chorobami, cinski
otroci, dezerteri lodi a vrahovia.
" New Yorku 25 percent zlocin-
Gov pozostava z vpaSovanych Gu
dzincov a blazincoch toho Statu
nachodi sa 800 sialencov, ktori
boil vpasovanl do Ameriky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28
AMERIKA .ZACHRANILA
RUsKO 0D ROZKUSKOVANIA

Magazin Current History
prinasa clanok, v ktorom je uda-
ne, ze americka vojenska vypra-
va do severneho Ruska v ZINE
1918-1919 zachranila ttto sla-
viansku risu cd rozpadnutia, po-
tame cd stania sa nemecku kolo-
niou alebo hniezdom rozmanitych
cudzineckych zaujmovych sfer
(ako lie .Clna). g-r..> =.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28

Ma tomto obraze vidime v celei
Mahoning doline dobre znamu
Kleinovskd rodinu. Pan. Jozef
Klein a pi. Cecilia Klein slavili
nedavno strieborne jubileum man
zelske, z ktorej prilezitosti sto
priatel'o 'ov usporiadalo i'm slav-
most v skole osady Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda, ma ktorej i'm srdecne
gratulovali.
Ako p. Klein tax jeho pani
manzelka s1 cinni verejne. Met
temer schodze, MET ziadneho We
rejneho prejavu slovenskeho, ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28
Kultdrny veccierok
sa Ease vydaril
Prednaska Rev. Roha o sloven-
skych vysivkach zaujimala nielen
zeny, ale muzskych. - Krasny
spev spevokolu, 81. Machelovej
a prednesy basni.

Kult1rny vecierok, usporiada-
ny v spojeni so schodzou Okres-
neho Sboru SLOW. Ligy a spolkov
v pondelok vecer v skole ev. a. v.
cirkve "Jan Hus'', boil opravdo-
wynn dusevnym pohostenim obe-
censtva, ktore prislo so vsetkych
stran doliny ktore zaplnilo prize
strannt miestnost' skoly.
Tento kutlrny vecierok pri-
pravil Rev. Juraj Rob mlade-
zou cirkvi.
Vecierok otvoril pomocny o.
kresny pravotar p. Michal J. Pal
kovic, predseda Okr. Sboru Ligy.
V svojej reel vyslovil radost' to-
no, ze Slovaci z celej Mahoning
doliny sa schadzajd ma pouene
prednasky a vazne narodne sch6.
DE. Potom predstavil Rev. Roha
ako usporiadatel'a vecierka a
prednasatel a.
.Prvy vysthpil miesany spevo-
kol, ktory stvorhlasne zaspieval
krasne "Slovencina moja' a jed
nu Mad 'aroch. Slecna Helena
Antalik, 81. Alzbeta Zabka, 81.
Anna Zabka, p. .Pavel Antalik a
p. Andrej Benedik predniesli kra-
sne narodne basne, ktore odusev-
nily kazdeho "a narod. Menovite
dojalo, ked' p. Antalik, recniac o
nesvornych synoch kral'a Svato-
pluka, ukazal viazanicku pr1tov,
ktor1 nemohol zlomit', ale jedno-
tive prdty polamal l'ahko. Mech
nam je to Slovakon vystrahou, a.
by sme boil vzdy svorni. ~.s.
81. Alzbeta Machel zaspievala
"V slzach maticka sedela'' tax
pekne, ze bola odusevnene aplau-
dovana. 81. Anna Panik mi. ju
ma plane sprevadzala.
Nasledovala prednaska Rev.
Roha, ktora bola vel mi poucna.
Kazdy pritomny ju sprevadzal s
vel'kou zaujatost'ou. Rev. Roh po-
ukazal ma to, akym umeleckym
narodom s1 Slovaci. Celu pred
nasku uverejhujeme ma inom mie-
ste.
Potion este spevokol zaspieval
narodne piesne kultdrny vecie-
rok skoneeny Dol zaspievanim
hymny "Hej, Slovaci''.
Pan Palkovie pod 'akujdc srdec,
ne Rev. Rohovi, jeho cirkvi, spe.
vokolu i vsetkym 1einkujlcim a
praj1c 81. Machel'ovej, ably z nej
bola druha 81. Hal 'amova, vyhla.
sill vecierok "a skonceny, zacim o.
tvoril schodzu Okr. Sboru, o kto
rej zprava je ma inom mieste.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28
Sc PRfPADoV SARLACHU

V mesiaci marci udalo sa v ma
som meste Sc pripadov sarlachu,
co je vel'mi vysoky pocet v po-
mere k 100 pripadom v celom mi
nulom roku. Zdravotne vrchnosti
vystrihajti rodicov, ably boil opa-
trni a zavolali hned' lekara, ke-
by i'm diet'a onemocnelo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28
ZDELILA BOHATSTVO
PO CUDZOM GLOVEKU

V Kalifornii, meste Los An
geles zije ista Mrs. Lillian Mall
rup, ktore nedavno zdelila $780,
600 po svojom ujkovi, ktoreho
len raz v zivote videla. V tieto
dni ale zdedila $7OO, 900 cd pirate
la svojho ujka, Mr.. La Sale,
ktory zomrel Parizi a ktoreho
ona nikdy nevidela. 8
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28
EATON ZAKUPIL ZAS
JEDNU OCELIAREN

Cyrus s. Eaton a VIM. Mather
zak1pili po tieto dni Corrigan-
Mckinney Steel Co. v Cleveland,
ktorn pripoja ku cleveland Cliffs
spolocnosti. Tato oceliaren je hod-
ma IS milionov dolarov je situ-
ovana vel mi vyhodne. Mimo v
Clevelande, ma vysoke pece V
troch mestach Pennsylvania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28
Is AMERKANOV mE
49, MA KONGREs DO PRAHY
korporacio'

V Prahe bude sa odbyvat' kon-
.gres '>.vazenskych expertov, ma
.ktory z Ameriky ide patnast'
spravcov vazeni, profesorov So
ciologie, psychologist a trestneho
pr6va. !,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28
NOVA KoMETA oBJAvENA

Pol'sky hvezdar, professor Wilk,
objavil z krakovskej hvezdarne
novd kometu, ktora je siedmej
vepkosti. Slobodnym okom je ne
viditel'na. il.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28

uci kreslicstvu a je ma pomoci
svojmu otcovi, ktory je dobre
znamym kontraktorom a stavite-
l'om.
Kleinovci byvaj1 v Youngs-
town cd roku 1915.
V prednom rade cd fava pra-
vo s1: Franklin, pi. Kleinova, Ed
ward, p. Jozef Klein ST., August.
V zadnom rade sn: Jan, Jozef,
Albert a Stefan.
Kleinovcom prajeme, ably sa
dozili zlateho jubilea a synom
mnoho zdaru zivote!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28

ktorom by oni neboli dcastni ME-
len pritomnost 'ou .,ale pracou.
Ich synovia berl 81 priklad z ro-
dieov a tiez sa l6astnujd sloven-
skeho verejneho zivota. Jozef
Klein mi. je vybornym hercom.
Je to radost' yidet' obraz ako
tento. Sedem synov 81 Kleinovci
vychovali. A synov zdarnych. Jo-
zef je distriktnym dozorcom Kro-
gerovych obchodov V Youngs-
town, Jan je maliarom firiem, AL
bert je studentom V St. Mary's
seminar V Clevelande a Stefan sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28
ovedanie sa pripravit'.

povedanie sa pripravit'.
Otazky pod {. l3., A., Is. a 16.
sl velkeho vyznamu pre- mas Slo-
vakov. S1 to otazky 0 rodisku
osoby, a rodisku otca, o rodisku
matky a materinskej reel. Otaz-
ka pod {. 13. tyka sa osob v kraji
rodenych, ii majG ma iu odpo-
vedat', re sa narodili v Cesko-Slo-
vensku (Czecho-Slovakia). Otaz-
ky {. IA. Is. tykajd sa ako
kraji rodenych, tax al tu rode
nych. V kraji rodent odpovedia,
ze sa ich otec pot'azne matka ma
rodili Cesko-Slovensku (Czecho
Slovakia) a tn rodeni tiez tax, ak
ich rodieia boil v kraji rodent.
Ale name tn uz al druhl gene
raciu, ktorych rodicia narodili 50
v Amerike, preto TAXI odpovedia
ma IA. a Is. otazku, ze sa ich ro-
dicia narodili tn. Takychto je ale
velmi malicko. Su to potomkovia
takych Slovakov, ktori prisli do
Aemeriky pred vyse 60 rokmi.
Ma 16. otazku materinskej reci
odpovedajl len v kraji rodeni a
ma til treba odpovedat' Slova-
kom, Se ich materinska rec js
slovenska (Slovak).
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28
Ma cenzusovom harku je dvadsat' 'styri
otazok ma zodpovedanie
Popis ludu zacne sa stredu Vyse 100000 popsova
tel'ov bude sbierat' fakta pre- vladu spoj. Statov
Ako majd slovac odpovedat ozy odisku maternske
reGi

Ma stredu rano 100000 popiso-
vatel 'ov rozide sa po celej kraji-
ne, ably vykonali supis pudu Spoj.
Statov. Kazdy popisovatel' po-
pisovatel'ka boil sprisahani, re
vykonaj1 svoju povinnost' verne
a spravne a ze nevynechaju ami
jednoho obyvatel'a. Ocakava sa,
ze zapisane bude 125, 100000 oby-
vatel'ov tejto mladej krajiny,
ktora len pred 140 rokmi mala nj
ze 100000 obyvatel'ov. Popis
pudu kazdych desat' rokov pred.
pisuje sama istava Spoj. Statov
a. kazdy obyvatel' povinny je ma
otazky odpovedat'. Vlada tieto
odpovede nevyuzije ma vynacha-
dzanie priestupnikov zakonov,.
ami pre- danove zakony. Vsetka
tato statistika je Statnym MAZE
tkom prisne strazenym, ably ju ne
mohol nikto, ami vladne depart
menty zneuzit'. Preto kazdv oby-
vatep moze bez bazne ma vsetky
otazky odpovedat'.
Ma cenzusovom harku je dva-
dsat 'styri otazok, ktore tn poda-
vame po anglicky po slovensky,
aby 81 ich kazdy citatel' mohol
vopred prestudovat' a ma ich zod-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28

2. Ct je dom vlastneny afebo
prenajaty.
3. Hodnota domu, ak vlastne-
ny; alebo mesaGnf najomne, ak
.prenajaty.
4. CT rodina ma radio prijimaci
pristroj.
S. CT tato rodina byva ma far
me?
6. Pohlavie kazdej osoby.
Z. Plet' alebo plemeno kazdej
osoby (beloch, cernoch). 6.
8. Vek pri poslednych narode-
ninach kazdej osoby.
9. Manzelsky stav kazdej osoby.
10. Vek pri prvom snatku Glen
pre- zenatych a vydate).
II. CT chodil do skoly alebo ko-
legia ktoromkol 'yek case cd l.
sept. 1929.
IL. Ci INA citat' a pisat'.
13. Miesto. narodenia osoby
{stat alebo krajina).
IA. Miesto narodenia otca.
Is. Miesto narodenia matky
osoby (stdt alebo krajina).
Is. Matcrinska rec kazdej v
cudzine rodenej osoby.
II. Rok prist 'ahovania do Spoj.
Statov Glen pre- cudsine rode
nyeh).
18. CT je osoba naturalizoyank
| (obcan). Glen pre- cudzine ma.
rodenych.)
| 19. CT zna hovorit' anglicky.
20. Zamestnanie kazdeho pra-
cuj1ceho. "a zisk.
p. Priemysel, ktorom je "a
mestnany alebo zamestnana.
%. G je zamestnavatelom, "a
mestnancom alebo pracuje na
vlastnl ruku.
%. CT skutocne pracuje 20 kak-
DEF osobe obycajne zamestnanej
ale teraz bez prace, dodatoGna
informdcia bude zadovazen& ma
zvlastnej listine pre- nezamest-
nanych).
| a. Ci je osoba yeteranom ivy
sllxilcom) armady alebo manor
nfetva Spoj. Statov; q kazdy W.
terdn nda, v ktorei vojne alebo
expedicii sldxil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-28
oTAzKY 1Dt v roMro poRADf:

l. Relationship Of person to
head of. family, including a
statement as to the home-maker
III each family. ...,.s /.
2. Whether. home is owned or
rented.
3. Value of home, if owned; or
monthly rental, if rented.
4. Whether the family has a
radio set.
5. Does. this family i've on a
farm? ("Yes or No").
6. Sex of each person.
7. Color or race of each person.
s. Age at last birthday OF each
person.
8. Marital condition Of each
person.
10. Age at first marriage (for
married persons only.
IL. Attended school or college
any time since Sept. l, 1929
("Yes or No').
IL. Whether able to read and
write. ("Yes or No').
13. Place Of birth of person
Estate or country.
IA. Place of birth Of father.
Is. Place of birth of person s
mother Estate or country.
16. Mother tongue Of each for,
eign-born person.
II. Year of immigration to the
United States (for foreign-borr
only.
Is. Whether naturalized (fol
foreign-born only.
19. Whether able to speak Eng
lish.
20. Occupation of each gainfu
worker. d.:
q. Industry in which employed
%. Whether employer, employ,
or working on own account.
%. Whether actually at worl
(for each person usually EN-
ployed but returned as not a
work, additional information viii
be secured on a special unem
ployment schedule).
"a. Whether a veteran Of tn
United States military or nava
forces; and for each veteran, il
what war or expedition h
served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-22
BANK FUGITIVE
YIELDED BY SPAIN
Young Venezuelan to Be Returned
TO France on Charge Of Mis-
appropriating Funds.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MADRID. August 22.-France,s de-.
mand for the extradition Of Lsurisno
Carlos de villanueva. Venezuelan on.
cial Of the Paris branch Of the New
York National City Bank. has been
granted by the Spanish government
the newspaper La Voc said yesterday.
vhlanueva Is wanted by the French
authorities for the alleged misapprouri-
alton OF funds said to amount to about
5000 intrusted to his care by friends.
The National City Bank Is not involved
in the affair, the transactions HAVING
been handled by Villanueva in 4 pers
sonal capacity.
Villanueva fed to Spain and Joined
the Spanish Foreign Legion while he
was being sought BY the French police.
He now Is at Ceuta. Had he refused
to admit his identity, the Legion aii-
tnorities, IN accordance with tradition.
would have shielded him from prosecu-
ton, even against the French govern.
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-22
THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
1881 EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
APHsfMENT Ao9sEs. ZACH cor:
PkHsEs FG fsss s1th fsTREET xok klH
WEST; AND s4oS PROSPECT AVENUE
yrps p I've . :srt sn Ssss , IF trs
records Of the District OF Columbia. and
ut the request OF the parties secured there
s pybe he aueto IL on 81 the
on THURSDAY. THE TWENTY-ETGNTH
PAY OF AgG1sF sp 1890 AT ToUR
City OF washington, District Of Columbia,
and designated as and being lot "a In P. A.
Dempsey's subdivision Of lots in square 1921.
isi in the suryeyor's once Of the District
Of Columbia, improved by premises 1884
seth street NV. and immediately thereafter
s q John the pss Sa ss ss: Of dfS
IS in square 1921; as pei. plat recorded In
said surveyors once In Liber "a at folio
17e. improved By premises 34oe Prospect
Tes%s u sale a IKE purchase
equal instaiiments. payable in one and two
snnu ~ payable Gensu dsy per
sod o ali easS the s oppon
e e time 81 81. q on .ssS S
Of purchaser. Terms Of sale TO be com.
Piled with within thirty days from day Of
Of dsfaulting purchaser, after fe days adj
vertiment of such resale In somG naweparer
published In Washinsten; ?; c1,-vrs
ALFRED B. BAKER.
auie-d&ds,exsu Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-22
SCHOOL BOARD OFFICER
ADMITS TAKING $22, 900
Sentence Of Five Years IN Prison
II Imposed After Treasurer
Enters Guilty Plea.
Ry the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
LIVINGSTON, Ala, August 32.-T. 3.
Ward, treasurer Of the sumter Board
OF Education, entered o plea Of guilty
TO- q charge of embezzling $4,000 Ia
school funds In court here Wednesday
and was sentenced to serve I'VE years
in the State prison.
The Indictment was returned BY a
special grand jury convened Monday to
investigate racial disorders ct Emelle.
Ala, on July 4 and charges against
certain county officers including 'iaxity
in observance of the prohibition laws
Wards plea Of guilty followed within
q few hours Of his resignation as q
member Of the county board Of revenue,
and that Of Sheriff w. T. Scales.
Evidence Of the embezzlement was
discovered Tuesday by O State auditor
who was checking Wards books.
Sheriff Scales was the fourth county
official to resign. Previously M. G. Jar
man, circuit clerk, and T. r. kim
brough, circuit solicitor, had rendered
their designations.
A complete report was expected from
the grand jury late yesterday, including
their findings In the Ernelle disorders
in which two white men and four
colored men were killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-22
FUTURE DAYS.
TH0s. J. OWEN & SON, .AUcTIoNEERs.
1881 EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, IMPROVED BY THREE.sToEY
AND EASEMENT BRICK BUILDING
K NSTIs,u AZ l7os NINETEENTH STREET
BY virtue d, a certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded In Liber No. 4b7S, folio l62 Ct sea,
OF the land records OF the District OF Co
lumbia, and at the request OF the party
secured. thereby, the undersigned trustees
Prsmisss; on TsIpSA7' THE TWENTY -N IH1IH
ofcLocK PM, the foiiowins dc scribed land
and premises, situate in the city Of Wash:
ington, District of Columbia, and DESIGNATED
as and being lot ffty-three $50. In square
one hundred and ten lllo), together with
the improvements, consisting Of three-stoTy
brick building known as 17os Nineteenth
Terms Of sale: ons-thiId Of the purchase e
years, with Interest at six per .centum per
sale, secured BY deed OF trust upon the prop
erty Sold or all cash, at the option OF the
purchaser. - deposit Of $500 will be re-
ouired at time OF sale. All conveyancing,
recording, etc. at cost Of purchaser. Terms
OF sale to be complied with within thirty
from day of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property, at
the risk and cost Of de.aulting purchaser,
after five days. adyertissmsnt Of such resale
ton, b. C. Taxes, rents and insurance pre-
miums are to be adjusted By calculation to
'A'' CHARLES w. SIMPSON.
JAMES J. HAMPTON,
aul9-d&ds.exSu Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-22

Take time-trayel. But wipe this thing
from your heart. It Il uaonstrUusi"
Not to me-" she denied gravely.
But Il you ever conquer It may not
come 70 you again5.
ing; Not IKE Raoui de senac TO plead
aIf / ever do" she agreed. -But 7
shall not"
"You wiz let me come and zee your"
he pressed. This shall not make Q
barrier between us?"
'Never. Raoul. But as for seeing me-
shan't be here"
The misery in his face was pitifil.
'Have driven you from PARISH" he
asked. u had meant 90 10 make 1t
yours"
'You have done more for me than
any one else" she answered. you
even made me forget my mission"
And what Is that?"
r. "A s pilgrimage... ! she smiled foriosn-
expression. 81 am going to visit three
other Of Blaine's friends. There are
four Of them. You were the first. Did
he tell you OF them?"
De Senac nodded.
Those he sought 10 interpret o phi
losophy Of life? But yesl 7 have some
recollection Of them. But they are not
Suo4y NOAAlC att A@08BGAs OAAC - al a.
gerta, gun-runner, o secret agent.
That is not 80 difncult, 10 be sure, and
! can give you letters to our sdminis-
"Thank you, but I want no letters"
denied Dagger. "A pilgrim makes his
"a dangerous business" De senac de-
plored: There Is an old Buddhist monk
in India, recall. India 10 not % safe
for white women as 1t used TO be. And
Chang, who rules In. Sun9-liu Is 90
much bandit as prince. You should not
60 alone"
ger:
But what Is your purpose7"
i don't know exactly. To freshen
my memories Of Blaine. perhaps. 70
To brush my wits against the wits that
sharpened his. To grow more like him,
to understand him better"
And he Is dead!"
ITO me 1t Is as II he were alive.
think he will become more alive as !
follow his paths"
De senac was speechless before the
fervor Of her expression.
This Is the spirit Of q Jeanne
dArc," he muttered. "And, what 8
Ffenchwoman you would makeI"
Dagger laughed softly.
How Ike Erenchman to say thatl
am an American. Raoul. ] shall 81.
ways be an American"
He. stepped forward quickly, and
snatched at her hand, n1omentarily
torn free from his habitual reserve.
you shall remain an American II
you will be my duchess" he promised.
Come, Dagger! We can make your
pilgrimage together. I win not be zeal.
Gus OF Howard. We viii both learn "a
he learned. And whatever else We
learn, we VIII learn to care for each
other"
There were tears in her eyes.
II ! might, Raoull oh, you viii
believe, won't you, that 1t hurts me 10
hurt you? You are very dear. II e
wasn't for But I cans saw anv
more. Forgive metz -.
HIS eyes met hers fully and frankly:
ms shoulders snapped back.
Always shall love you," he said IN
his voice that. modulated as it was, vet
held the resonance of the harrsck
parade. He bent and touched his Iins
70 the hand he held. "Adieul"
He left the room before Dagger could
answer him, and for an instant she Wa
tempted to run after and summon hirs,
back. But what use would it server
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