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

To hunt for some cousins, was the
answer. saa5"
And pray who may .h.y bet asked
the unknown. = ~ ss' 'A"...
Well. to tell you the truth, I have no.
an nsa who they are. or where to look
fsS them. Indeed, il is more than doubt.
ful whether hsve 20 much as an &C.
qsaintance IN Berlin, much less 4 rela.
tiou.' &a
The questioner- Who should have been
IN American Colonel l--looked, nussd
and ss.cnished, . be sugges.ed: y" 81.
Surely there GsssG b some other mo.
tive for your going 70 Berlin; or wha,
could have pu. this idea into your head7'
why replied Heinrich, 4 have JUS,
become clere yman. without the small.
est chance Of getting anything to do IN
my own nsighborhoSd. I have no rela.
tive to help me, and no. quite money
enough 10 lind me in necessnries.'
But, said the PSussiaa, 'wha, on
earth has that to do with the cousins in
Berlin @@' a1*S Hsos %t#.J saE .
well, now, who knows7 Many Of nv
fellow.studen.s have sgot good appoin,-
ments, and whenever / ask them TO lei,
me know how it was done, the answer
always was, = cousin, gave !, TO me- or
i cot i. through the interest OF cousin
who lives At Berlin. Now. as find none
OF these useful cousir ! live in the coun.
try, mus, 60 without their help or hun.
for them in Berlin "7 'I
This was al said in cornical dry way,
so that his listener could no, refrain from
laughing, but he made no co,nmen,.-
However, he pulled cut piece Of pu per,
and cyan to write upon il. When he
had finishen he turned round to Heinrich,
saying that he observed he had been
smoking, and that he fel, inclined to do
the SAME, but had forgotten 10 bring tin.
der with him Could Herr Meyer ob!iCe
him with Iight?' s3a 80 E'as2 's@.
'Csr.alnly, with great PLEASURE was
the promp, reply. and Heinrich, taking a
finder box out Of his wallet, Immediately
began 10 strike light. Now. i. mas
been said that the evening was damp.
was SO damp that there seemed lt,le
enough prospect oi the finders igfting;
moreover. the wind slew the sparks ou,
almost before they leli s@2t' >.@ A@.
We'll, If your cousins are no more
easily to be 60. atthan you, light, pity
YOU young sn! was the sole remark 10
winch the stranger condssc-nded, as he
watched Hsinfici,'s lahorsous endea, ors.
mi desperaniau' IS nv motto an.
sNerrd The young man; and when the
words were scarcely uttered. tire hgh,
had b.sn struck In his delight al sue.
ceeding, Heinrich jumped on tie eur.
} rage step, and leaning through the win.
dow. thrust the .ind-r eagerly in the
direction Of the geutlenan's face. .Hurra,
sir, puff away
After q shot pause during which time
the stranger had been putting at his pipe
he removed it from his mouth, and ad.
jdressed Heinrich in this way
i have been thinking over wha, you
have been telling me and perhaps il
al humble May, ht be able TO asss
you. md thus act the part o The cousin
YOU are seeking. At all events, when
you &c, to Berlin tIke this note, handing
h''n the slip Of paper on which he has
been writ ny; take this note 10 MARSHA
Grunbkow, WHO is somew nat OF friend
oi mine, and who will, think, lie glad le
obige me. Hut mind do exactly as be
lids you, and. abide strictly by LIS al vice
Ii he says ne viii help you, rely upon i
ne will keep his word; bat he is lathe
eccentric, and ths way he sets about Dc.
ing kindness, may perhaps see,r
strange 70 You. And now, he contln.
usd, 'as the road 10 improved, mus
hurry oa ihe horses, and no bid yos good
evening hoping you will prosper in your
new carssr.'. ta#4
/ As Heinrich began to express hi,
thanks for the good wishes OF his un
known friend, tbs signal was gwen ,le
increase the speed Of the horses, end be-
fore be had tune to make any scl nowl
edEnents, he .ound himself alone again
Ths young man was no little as,onlshed q
, what had taken place, and ~ he gazst
on The slip Of paper could not h.lp woa
ldsrlng whe,her any good would come %
j. These were the only words writer
on il e5.# s., q .ea, u ~ =, "a. I,
n 'DsAA MAAsHAL-Il you can forwarl
the views Of tie bearer, Heiarich Meyer
you will obi.gs your friend. +.
Lei me know the rssul, Of your inter
view with him
Tine viii prove this as j, does all 9th
, Ter things, thought Heinrich, as he pro
ceeded ou his WY. Somehow or othe
the road appeared less wearisome. ant
, fhe felt less tired aud !ootsors since re
ceiving the mysterious BIT Of paper Hope
was stronger within hrn than she LA.
been Tor many day; and on her wing
ne was carried pleasantly along, 50 ,ha
be reached Berlin by nigh,-iall.
!, The noise and hustle OF the capita
was new to him; and lie found some lit
lie difficulty IN making his way to tn
Gasthaus, 10 which he had been recon
lnendsd by the pastor Of his parish, III
!, pastor having been once in Berlin, h
was considered, IN this part Of the worl
an oracle IN all matters connected wit
t. town life. sa aaiak .'
The inn vas, however, found II las
and after frugal supper and goo
nigh's rest. our friend arose. ready I