The Republican journal., 1873-12-25
Cat tahiae a Tartar.

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Caiaiiue "a Tartar,
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harh- MI M 3we.tan D1uan,.1 ou
account ol hi- WarliEe nropen5,1ic4 bl his
alinirar- IL. 4 ion ii The North and IN
I! III. ,lctrlctoi with cliial IN lice. pe,bap-
/ the Aladnaff ut the \olfh acci,Ipntally
encountered at the Chlta3ut.oriz. a yollnr
creature from Tie bani. oI The Noioa-: =
niece 81 Baron t.ort/ 81 powerful M.
ne iinpre-.ion he nj on,,. made Ilnon 1be
| hitherto iln)nc~nablp heart Of The her, 80
| completely MI, ii, -prll-bo1,nd IN her
charms. that IL. seemed ta L.. \ HI rctn1-
lection vi other matters. .z.n u H. dis,e-
irons battle ot rultova.
The name ot this cnchantr+~, uas the
! Princes lkla for She was i plimrrs-. her
mother, The Eatua'~ sister. having married
! the IIaHuau Of The Tartar BEING Ieti an
| orphan "A an early a~e. She had taken IN
| her residence lin Baron I5ortz nj ~trai-
| sand
| l'hc Baron WAS Il bit OF 1t historian --uf
hr thought he Wa~-auA was then engaged
| in writing a history OF the King, who called
! upon hnn often 10 revise and correct the
! work. Bc~des the Baron was one Of the
crown Cnnnrilor- and >,-1. alton, ,.,,,v,,stel
| v-;tl, ;n,,,l,.t,,,+ l,,r;n,... or,Ia XXI,
! ~ ~ tx 'i'''S VI VIZ Hl1t''
| hAfitH \ |. had thal desire Winch seems
! tD lt Inherent IN thr breast If oi.rat,,nSs
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| Nlti!oHI I'Salu lof ~ STATE anu grandeur,
| Consequently i" had himself presented to
fen. and IL that name hc l.aid his court 10
the eriatc princess. for her Tartar blood
made her disregard the convcntionalities
| oi life, though her uncie often declared
thai She had tic Blood IF the Gortzcs full
1 in her veins, ami wa no more 4 Tartar
thHn he was; and there was not much OF
the kaimnck about HIM.
baToh Gortz was highly delighted 1T the
prospect OF becoming the uncle of The
KING but that delight was tempered by
Wholesome dread CT his prospective
nepheW-in-laW. For, stripping off the
da1<lIng veil oi MS military glory, he must
| acknowledge that the Lion Of the North
W.T. an unmltlg9tod 1yrant, and ruled his
3dhjeet~ N j very arbitrary manner
l'lron II" t'ortz had proof of this one
day. when h,- received 4 letter from The
hing. Il contained these words
Baron t.olll. Information has reached me
that the Ipitn .! HnbanS, GustaNus kenpd
Who va e'fdtmngd to deaI i"r nesleet oi
Ir,r, I'M, r,,l,nn Of hi. s1ta,,'. n Ie
--an IN ~tral-nnd " rltc Instant, 70 tlc GOV
g.''"f Ten il'n h'i hm ls-,R"n.lpr Ior the
~ t Y '''iI 'l'i'"l ltii hNr nm
+, -not And Ito person in ~ hose house hr
.iiHIi T. l''l"d haII he forthwith shof.
h'EIi
n hFlrf No"hiei Ill" .:9oI Baron
oi'lY. l"l IL niece had made hun
prom q T., ln''t'ede iuI this identical
NNlih" Hhh'ef IL broke INTO cold pIS
pl'atI"n When he reflected that i he did %
The probability W25 that lie would "ef
hAn Eli ho i"r III pam lie wished III
M heart lhtl lie AIhg and l!;ia were
married br3du.C then he hGulu IL, l4is
uncle and h'a could never think OF. -hoot-
lng one 9i 'iif ROYAL family
He Wrote the ordci to the governor ana
tnt II by i arvanr Who informed him
iAal Ail vtheei u the police wished 10
l,e1l. with hlHI " 0ndeIinn II lhl- he