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cd that he had los, the confidence Of the govern.
/ ineni Tie sad nothing OF his misloftuncs 10 his
iamlly, ull they thickoncd upon him so fast that
eoncealmeni was impossible He was summoned
before Won Wandc and others to give an account
for the manner in which he had performed his
duties and questioned in such wayas convinced
him he was an object OF suspicion This was
confirmed soon afer when he was arrested and
brongh, to trial on a charge Of reasonable CORES
pondence with foreign governments His papers
were seized and scaled up for examination
All this fell with stunning force on his wife
and family 1t was the leas, Of their misior,unes
that they became in want almost Of the neccssaries
OF life
One day Lehman CHANGED TO enter jewellers
shop to give orders about the setting Of some Jew.
els, when he saw young and most beautiful girl
standing a, the counter She was negotiating for
the sale of the necklace When she WINS gone he
asked her name. |, was Emma Helmold Send
back the necklace to her immediately SAID the
Baron TO the leweler; Il will paw Won its value
The Jeweller himself carried back the necklace
but when questioned by Madame Helmod he
could not refrain. notwithstanding Lenan's nunc-
ton TO secrecy, from telling them who had redeem
ed it
Next day the Baron called to bring them news
OF Ilelmold The lovely Emma received him
for his kindness He cntreacd to be permitted to
serve them, and gave them great hopes of Hell.
nond's honorable acquttal 1t was evident tina
both ladies looked upon him as their protecting
angel
You were right Lin can y said the Duke TO
this friend princes are not halfso much inclined
to be despots, their subjects TO be slaves A
lance-a word-has suifced to overurn Justice
and equity TO bring ruin on an innocen, man
and blot out the evidence ola life OF vr,nous deeds
Slaves can never be friends thus Prince. can
have none. DO you remain my friend, Lehman
| have no trust but in you If you fail nc
hope is gone for ever am LOST
The popular voice changed when it became
known that Helmold was triumphant " acquitted
that he was appointed to an office more lucrative
than his former one, and again stood high-highcr
than ever, in the favor of his prince
In the spring, the Baron Won Lehman visited
the family of Helmold at his country scat and was
betrothed TO the beautiful Emma Shortly after,
the marriage was celebrated
There was much murmuring among the people
on this occasion; but none dared to speak their
minds openly
Isee it all, said the Duke with melancholy
smile 1T is difficult for a ruler to estimate those
about him; but still harder Tor the governed right
ly to estimate their rulers How much msunder-
standng-how much error and injustice, in poi-
cal matters thence arise between prince and his
peopleW
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VOL. Ben n.

liant victory produced an cftc, on the public mind
which words are inadequate to describe I, Mt
once dsptlled the conviction OF English invnci.
biliiy on the Ocean. and by the emulation II ex.
cited, and the degree OF confidence inspired
among all who were connected with the navy.
largely contributed to the subsequent successes OF
the wat
Com Isaac Hull was the Third on the list Of
captains at the time Of his death Com Jamc.
Barron beng ut the head of the service. and Com.
Charles Stewart second on the list --IJour Com
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'Musi take you back to the oak. where we
vowed perpetual friendship asked the Prince
Between us, returned Lehman, is wanting the
ground Of iriendship-eQuali,y'
Before the world perhaps, dear Lehman, but
not between us am your brother, and will be
always TO Lous-no, the Prince
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In Montgomery Couaty Court, sitting as Court 81
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