The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-09

the hall In a few minutes the serya n.
returned, and requested him in the mos,
respectful manner, to follow him to the
NarshaPs presence. Arrived there, he
was received most courtsously; and the
Marshal made many inquiries as 10 his
past life aud istare prospects; requested
" be told the naEe ot the village or town
in which hs has been last residing; the
school in which he had been educated; a,
what inn he " . lying in Berlin, and so
forth, But still. no allusion was made
eishsr 10 the note or the writer Of II -
The interview lasted about twenty min
a.es; and at the end Of witch time the
marshal dismissed him, desiring ,ha, he
would call again on that day fortnight.
Heinrich employed the interval in Wis
i,ing the lions Of the town. There was
. grand review Of the troops on the K ng .
blr.hd day; and like a loyal subject. our
trlend went 10 have . reverent stare at
his majesty whom he had never cen. A,
one point Of the review the king stop
psd almost opposite to Heinrich; and then
was suggested to hlm, Is the reader pro-
baby suspects that, after all lie must
probably have seen that face some where
before Was it the friend who hailed
h!m in the muddy road' Impossible.
iio" should king he travelling al that
lime OF the day! Al any rate, It vexed
him to ,ksak that he had not treated the
gentleman in the coach in very cere.
Inonious manner He had ,hros, t,nder
Al his nose. and cried TO him puff away
4. las. the time appointed fos hs Sec
ond visit 10 the Marshal, arrived. HIS
recep ION was again mos, favorable. The
marshal begged him TO Re seated Al the
liable at.which be was writing, and pro-
ceed.d al the same time TO business.
Unlocking drawer, and bringing forth
a small bundle Of papers, ho asked Helm.
rich as he drew them forth, one by one
# he ki ew in whose hand writing the "a.
nous superscrlp,ions were!
Heinrich answered that to the best 81
his belief, one was ,ha, OF Herr MidSl
his former schoolmaster; another thatt>
Doctor Won Hummer, the principal
such u college aud SO on.
Quite right, answered ti,s ina s!.ai
'and perhaps 1t may no. surprise you tc
hear that have written TO these differ
ent gentlemen to enquire your character
that may know with whom have Il
} deal, and not be working in the dark :
A he said these words. the mArs,aai tixet
his eyes on Heinrich 70 set wha, etice
they had. but the young man's couute
nance was anabashed ne eyidenlly
|. Cared uo eyii report. i feel tound
continued lie marshal, TO tell you TIM
all they say OF you Is mos, favorable
aud | am equally bound TO believe anC
act upon their opinions. have now Il
) beg OF you to follow m 10 friend
house.
} Tie pafsl,al descended a private stair
case leading 70 TIE courtyard crossing
wnicti, ire passed through gate IN Il e
wall into narrow side street, dow,
! which he conducted Henrich, tai ,hey
arrived at a private entrance 10 the pal
ace. Heinrich began 10 get exceedingl,
nervous; the convection that his idea wa
no, mere trick Of the Imagination be
, came stronger aud stronger Could Il,
nave lad his own wish, Heinrich Msy+
would al that moment lave been fort,
miles from BeTl,n. AZ last, as he foun,
} nimseli following GrGmbkow even iia
! the palace, ise cou.d ~. refrain from ex
claiming: indeed Herr Marshal thei'
mus, Ss some mistakes $50
! No answer was vouchsafed, as ih
marshal continued 10 lead rim ,hroug
} the various galleries and apartn ents, un
; I'll al last they reached the door Of Oh
situa,ed IN 4 corner Of wing Of the pal
ace, where tiie tnarshafs knock was On
: swered by S ort come in As III
tdoor opened, one glance sufiiced 10 con
J vince Heinrich that his friend in IN
mud, aud ms king, were one and tn
} same person. l he poor cousin seeker
greatly confused, knrit before Fredsr,el
William, and be yan !alterlng out contrit
. apologies. s.E@
4 Rise. young man said the king. 'yo,
have not committed treason. How Of
: earth could you guess who l vast
( should nh travel quietly if meant 70 b
, Z, cry where recognized. - ~ H
1's.Ai,er renssur.bg Heinrich, the k'n!
told him tia, he WAS prepared to do wha
, he could to push Lin forward in the pro
ifessiou he had chosen. sBa tiss,,' IL
: 1'said, Il Iu,ust hear low you preach. Ol
sunday sxt, therefore, you shall preac
before inc; but mind shall cho. Sc liz
: text. You may retire.
r BY the time Heurist Meyer reache
! his own room in the inn, he had fixed il
his mind the fact ,ha, he was TO preach /,
: the king The fact was only too clear
! and all lie could do was tc set about hi
. sermon as soon as he should have bee
1 furnished the text. For Ii Z re,na nder 3
that day, he never stirred out, every S."
j on the stairs was TO his ears that 81 Ii.
: bearer ofthe text. ." ~ 81 .,
Nevertheless, evening and night pass
: ed and the next day was far advanced
e bni stll no text.
e What was 10 be donel There was onl
q two days before Sunday! He must 3
h aud consult the marshal, but the latte
could give him no further information
!, all he could do was 10 promise that il ,h
d king sen, the tex, through him it shoul
o be forwarded with the utmost posslbl