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THE GGDSE G! RI
ff • A Rom antic Sto ry f W
XaJ HAROLD M££.GRAT
Author of—
.’V
H W
Author of
The flan on the Box. The Lure of-thefLa
Cvpynaht 1909, Tt Hobbs W-tmJJ i un.p<int
t>iG.
(Continued from Saturday I
( HA1TKR XIV.
f1n<i da- Woman.
The watch. slipping from the . : , k
mender s hand, spun '■ k* a . a on
the counter, wfnie tin- clock-mender
hlms.-lt. his eye* bulging. hi .
dangling. it might %m. stag? • ’• d
back upon his stool.
"So this is the end '" he sat i in a
kind of mutter
The end of what"' demand, i tit
owner of the watch.
"Of all mv labors, t • me and I
what little i hate left
"Klddiestuks I am here for i n
purpose regarding you. rnt omra-n
So far as I am • ‘merited your !
Is as dead as it eve r in > lit
lam:< that >ou wen It1 titii n I'
•Tart*: tivttt' 1 nr s- ■. ei.t
eightecu years 1 hate tr av. ’. m snfre
clue. Never a l and of til) -<1 to -d
of that i did not .‘■•.•k them .
Nothing, nothin?’ You ail, not. r
know what I hat# g tie thro :vh
uselessly, to prove int inn-met ■ it
always com.* Mo k in . . In * it. :
benefit to rn»- would hate h, , n , r
like that of w ht> h I was at
XWs I not high In it": -r ' \\ :, I
not wealthy" Was n t m to m,
a happy on-'** What bon. :H nr. 1
stay"" a growing ;:cr. i in s: ., h.
and gestures. "All tm estate-, <
Itacated. my wife dead --f shntm- ■■
1 molding among th. a.- , neks
"Rut why the clocks’'' :r, u nt:->r
"It was a pastime of mine .,
I was a boy 1 used to b< link, nr
among all the flocks in th. I.
Bo T bought o I this obi s’ >P Fr tt:
time to time 1 ha'. :• ft f in F
hands of an assistant. Th, gt
duke has a w .nderf i l'rlestan ,
On* day it fell 'out of order and t
court jeweler Id <it 111 •
It. 1 was summon, J. 11 N - oi
tilted me. 1 have < ha g. s-.. ! n no
*d the clock and went .iv. iv
"But w hat Is the of n •> n- •
that her hlghm -> is • ■ nd
"My hon -r t , th. : .k it i- 1
ns ever '
"Have you Kora forward
"Like Sisyphus' 1 had 1
give up hope, w hi II th, loo- • -
seeking w as - • r 1 om- ■ ' i . > *
lie alone knows ttie i ' And 1 :im
waiting, "siting I: ,t
leUdtvjg
"Carl. \ mi are as p. f
M I am or •« ni. hr th..r us t
with me to J«, ndh.-it."
"No. Ludwig. this e..
however unjustly It has tr, ten , .
"Yes. y.-s And to * :.i th ■*
and 1 and the grub I d ’ wet
fades ut Held,
Gipsy falls you"1
"BU11 T shni: re nr o. ■ .*
all I shall have the-., ’ . ’
•nly Maty-eight. >. t n ■ ,n. -. • mi •
Have me under >i?ht 1 i . . ■
gate Inn, mirror, I ti o, ,t.
how J loop There o ,-r- left -- f. .
In my desk, ail t■ . ■
ao cleverly done I could
■v thal m , .. e w a- h
f fled to Part- I w r -t* H» r .
while there H. t. .e. r t tt. ,t r u .i-.
Innocent T he < iuti h r r vt
has a great hear;. I. - ,, ,i
has done splendlo wort. • ' ■
Main "
"lie keeps ... ) .
duke ’*
"Hut yo . 'what arc v .1.
Dreilierg n thic ?■>,
Herr l.udwig -,t p o r- -
and t lasped a knee , . .
falry-storles
"Sometimes "
"Well, one, upon a tint, ih* ■
a king. lie w n* y,.;it:ir l'. > i
Ittcle who vvat, t * .t , r him and >
affairs They ■ ...I s ,. ti uio i, • ■
’■agents This pr n -e reg.-nt bad
Idea regarding the futuri
this nepto w. u, eil.t tiring hj-i
tO be a man. vv.lt educated br,
minded and dean-lived. He sho> ,1
have a pilot l, g ..Id, him p:, i the
traps and vires which be ill
young Time wore or. The !. I gr. w
op. clean in mind, strong • i
liberal; » tine prince N'o s< .
entanglements. no gaming n,.
bibbing beyond what run decent
may do In his palace few *a
thing of him after t ie (itucdii .
Tie went into the world und.T an
named name. l:y and bj to
home, quietly His ute i- « , , pr
,g him, for his ey« w»» , le.-r : ■! l■. -
longue ran dean in ’n m o.’1 r
'«a» to b< coronated And now \
•io you think" H, must hu e o ..
ndventure, just one. Would hi i
» with him? Certainly n<o \i-.r.
<a*r. the time for adventure ' is
lie must no longer wander a>.
sfSa a king; he most put bis t.i ...
king-craft. And one not , ),:
unde found him gone, g t., ,rr,.
).lately a* if he had never ‘ xis- .(
’Vhat to do? Ah, The prince j ■ g, i
t*t It going that his majesty had v ie
e-hunting in Btfvorla. Then the pnn >
regent put on some o’d .-1.»tH.-i and
■went a-venttirlng hiuia«df."
"And the end ."
"Ood knows" said I.ndv. i? slid
Ing off th, counter
Nothing but the ti< king r th.
(locks was heard
“And fatuous fool that this mole
was. he committed an altre-st .rr,
parable blunder. Jie trod to n or
his nephew."
"I understand. But if you hi. ■.
covered here '
"That Is not lik. y
"Ah. Ludwig It is l. t thy < M .-t-d
that always happens F urofub u
know the full wording >f II. r!.„-, ..’s
treaty."
"Herbeck; there's- ji man.' said
Iferr Ludwig admiringly. ‘To h
found her highness as he did. '
"He is lucky,” but w ithout res. nt
rnent
•d n
u will
rlnth,
-The ocher tde-ked rp iriK wnr-b.
“Can 1 be of material ass;stai. ,
"I want nothing," iiaughtl
"Proud old Imbecile " r,q
mountaineer k nctly. "Y
deeply wronged, but some <1 .
pick up the thread in th<
and there will b>- light for, ard l r ,
•elf shall see what an ts . .m w;:!i
(he duke.”
"He will never t.e brought to re.o v.
■nlfcss Indubitable evidence ■ j
knocenc* confronts him With •
Matoratlon of the prim , sc t;ft j. , •
eal prisoners were gn-en th.-ii ;11., rt
and restored to cilia, nehi.. Th- i
•nee occupied by i \ name i. s■
blank,, obliterated It Is herd. 1 ha
given the b.st of my h. urt arid of n,
•rain to Ehrenstein—for this’ I am
Innocent.”
"I believe you. t'arl Hememb.-r,
Jugen0.'i;t will always w.l or.;,- you.
I must be going I hav- much t
do between now and midnight 'rhc
,>N Owl Will UliraYeT Hie an. r
"Or forget it." cynically. ’ Good*
I: . Ludwig ■’
Th*r« .was a hand-clasp, and tbo
mma
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tinkle* !u-nt :• utl 11..i; «
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1 ’arrnu! . • ' ; I* A 1 1 I', r V * -
morning In h oi j M<1t n out form at t»
the front* r .. \ * "•. • 1 " "h b ' ’ • •
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i >m*
bv
rt’
it the
in tie
. that
plat.
r h.
if i
i 1 111
rein.
. lie ■
must
‘or example'
»i«* there sh<-nl.*
ut blossoms.
vtitte at
Candlestick s
the tent re m.t;
silver Spoons
ir sm 111 dish*.'.
* dish there
tl;**r>, candies a
s In tile feu
s -hmild b»* plat
< sticks, on
iiliiie. These
in •; I. ex* e_ • ;
.ii«- remove».
d from the ■ •
■rr is aerwd
i three forks nn
*y nlnys, of h;- ■
* rward if e.\t:.
A fork an*! rp«i«m nr*
• rt and plates for * •«*h*
• ed ! >* : ■ rt
i h» pantry. A ri...it
each dessert plate and
finger bowl. also In a
iMter sl; «ild match
- •nd doily should be
th* bowl unci its plate,
i: should he plat nj on
. t* . the flih rr l
The fork should
• i spoon on tie*
» »i siting t" V.
» them. Win
the table th*
put at
r eing
• •arses
Stl.lM
1.1
i iifkt
•d t.lm
.1 t ids
gU*'Kt
plate
The:
11
and spoon. putting
the plat*
the linger bowl, it^
v under ami places
let t in front. of the
Ivh is thus leit ready
jp»u the maid brings
fur
id Jr,
■-* is finished the maid
. • u*od and puts tin*
In their prop r
J; guest, Thi- s r\
■.tvs is the most com
. dinner for an la
id . t
-d
t
•t oacKed about t! •
• i bevvJ plat* •> are
f'-ic.n after dessert.
- Pit .bowk puts it ..
- leaving th“ p; • ?.■
flits. If t'oiTte
lr it i.s brought while
• —Pu? eaten
is tuted at * .,< h
ns that the me u
. l phito me*!, I-; s
m her rt ;ht hand.
. *.tt iy slips Into a■ .
, . r.« .\t ioitrra ;ir
- -*-*rre- is tak*u nm
t ef.»re perrons at
ui’hout i, p'nte
d at i»l * H**nt for
ro i Mm paniiy t*
♦ra h -iUHH til Hf
to the gIP-'-M “f hr.
U.
tin
ali
b
LLx
I
iunidicated and elttb
freijucnt.y tio'tfut to
h:*»v : * on that others may see
o*v the di.»i< served. Carviiig should
x
i V ■* v* II:-'• * A ■ r ill*’ i.. ^ *1 *J*.
A -o m« '.u !• r h «' . t: . •
* ')■ ;> ' i T'! '• A « • : V /'• . .f *• nllll*
pe * i on to..si ' I;*to I,', : \
■:1 ’ i •. an cut re* . p; «. if " *' WiHi two
• .< fill il . S, ii .!. It • S. t aJltlit-S .1
ip »s * x a st'iii; vi.; j:
7 ho Mamago Q .est»on.
Mom nu n Took forward ; > g-dting
married. If tiny cun 11■>* will ,«roh
aoly dt ty ii A :■ • in. :i will pr*
var; ale he: ** v* h*» -* u i M . .
lak« n i';i an> t.iing • \ * i it . ■ .*. -
'art that for Very n, ' - i»C r;s tin !.>'*•
• •l matrimony :s ii . ..ml ■ •
iiouid w<* be afraid to di this
of ail subject* 7
In out «.U*i : .:rr>,
hut It! ni/u keep in lr.iii'1 liia*. t!
true hlea of matrimony is io treat*
ha] py homt a
it seems strange that it* . >*>ung
men Who oiiilil i*** till'. "I t; ; * n ^ • i. • i
bm lues* it. a at isfnctorv *■. i •
who arc otherwise h-veihea a. rm*
not be trusted to smu . o-t v sy
ti&ic matrimony . Many a »■: •»nu. g
career hru» he* a. ana is at t; pi <
eiit time, spoiled by what could have
been uvadded by a iitt» t*>i sight.
A young until in « i ■. .* u. ib
partner matt look out tor one whom
he i.m love ami itsp.<t. The wi ••
.oiing man will see to It that the lady
of ins choice has tastes ami inclina
tions like i<» Ins own, and the rc.-mt
will bn a street stttjl m tM i. g* . it h ■«*
.*.md and wife hav* iio i.»iiiii,.>ii un n
ot ideals the duty «u being pliawa-iii
to each oll'u r becomes a task.
.Many couples wh<»ye only fault lies
in a lack ot mutual sympathy, never
t on well together, and, to use ,*
luu kneyed expression, ti * y are in ill
matched pair.
Ida re U nothing that will uin a
man's I ire seven
tidiness in Ids wife. A careUss girl
'allliut .i(je. the U.vl tout she is So.
She sh* v\ s it in i»«r dress un i d*
portment. And young men isii f«
as.-ti red of this, mat an untidy girl
will develop into an untidy wile.
And me young man w. • is desir
ous of irutkh.g a sunessfui umrvi'igi
MU -t eeitsid. r the other feldi- too, as
to how Lur iie hiniseif ij? qualit ed t
create h 1 aj p.v in*ii;e.
enl.«-r into immiage wild »Si«
itdge of the inlienta nc *d .end
ihnv taints «n' ; .»> knul, ; a gnat
u.! ibtiei* to nil concerned l,« t a • *nn;r
man, thfu. avl. imus if if h«* < n bring
to the altar that hea th and purity
without which no ^nuii has u rigiit
. » mho on hhnscii tin* \owu m matri
mony
i <ihapp> marring* * * n b«* traced
to three r.'UlM 'i, s*;i VS II*. Me X<!‘ S
First, when then is n continual
ida-hfa/r of <>p;! Son.
• • i ' ■ . \.
Inn ing la r own vu y iu ewe*-, tidau.
Third, where the hn band becomes a
petty tyrant in t‘ « home.
M’ho r* \l!y hn] py m urh*^.- is one
in - ha h then i> spirit ot ; ive-n! *
i :. 1, a uiutiml d- • ire t » please «• . n
.aher. and a dcMtc to iicjir and b r
be it.
F.ut hftcr M, h depi ;i«ls lai g Jy
up-*u o.i, selves v. h» t.hr-r marring, i
:i -j-cey < • a udUir* A mbn wb.'i
is bm'd u].s .. mutual love ohm- will
. land the w« -ir and tear of tiu* yenrH'
n-j bring > .vmpf.thy . n.f t* nd. t in ss
In their train.
No\* r turn your b'ti k upon i friend,
however far he may fall, toi then you
»**:•* alj ehanec <d *h*lug him goo.t
Stick to him and ther, i*i'im;,^ you
uucy lv nUUi u*. make him be.tft r at
: time.—George Moor<
Susio had tried hi. t» i* her s pa
lienee srvndy, and whet the letter
looked up and rrw the little purl * hew -
j;L£. eandv. with licrifbet Hmawlimz ol~
ovi r the floor, she saldf
“Hut .e Jonea, take that caimy out of
your mouth aud put your ioct in.’’*—!
Homo Notes.
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