The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-01

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loved the misery she was infiicting upon
these two Young men.
She was pleasant and agreeable girl
enough, but as 1 looked upon Albrecht
| as a brother l could not forgive her.
| When / demonstrated she LAUGHED in
nv face.
@I am woman. and can do as I like. %
she said, tossing her lively curls up in
a golden cloud.
| This silenced me. of course. and as
soon as I could lead her to a seat. 7
walked away
n
i Ten minutes elapsed. and | found
Albrecbt Sne;der near me,
He was male. almost phastly. and his
1;rs o,,;yored cony,,ls;ve7v
1 What ;s the matter q,' T said
| He drew INV arm in his and walled
mo off tn a conservatory crowded bv
tbs richest tron;caI frnits
% 9Hanr% Crohan, be wb;snored in
a sennIchraI voice !" don't Won want a
cornse q'
| started in utter horror.
:" Yes . I faltered. "but--but this ia
a strange place to talk about such sub
iect. y
! nNo-now or navert You shall have
oorrso bv to.roorrow n;obt II nav be
mine II NAV he bers@Heaven knows If
NAV he bersn
ilooked him fuIl in the eve. Was he
mad or had he been drinking? Evil
IDENTIFY Something was the matter
aI know what Won tb;nk" he said
sodIn 0Rnt II i q fact can not live
~;.tn,t hou ~ ID ha1;ara mo H Nv
she % ia nlay;ne me false
Az this moment he drew me behind ,
lorae aower;na % cactns and clutcbed NV
or,s orr 80 "" Q ~ ''-,
q as 0S;Iance-siIence-move and 7 will
LII 10, y, he so;d in soyoge n,oodv
tome @ w. ~
tnew his motive
q H;Ida leaning on the arm of the
Irbt- -beorted Fritz was about to nrome-
made with him ' ""S
!" Reantiful HiIda y he said aloud. nm
conscious of the presence of strangers.
to whom the stvle of conversation must
be iud;erous abel;eve me when II saw
that I love and adore you.n
The merry German girl LAUGHED de.
clarinp that he was the third man who
had made the same remark to her.
"But, beauteous Hildap' he cried, al
am in sober and serious earnest. To-
morrow night at eicht-yes. without fail,
/ will repeat the words to your father"
l. L
al did not know you were serious.
Herr Mole," she began. If you really
intend speaking to my father"
Albrecht could bear no more. He
held me tight by the arm and drew me
away.
We left the ballroom together, and
soon were seated by my comfortable fire,
enjoying the luxury of tobacco and
beer.
Albrecht scarcely spoke, but great
deal of beer disappeared, and finally he
left me in very gloomy and taciturn
state Of mind.
The day was busy one with me; l
had letters to answer.
Ny dinner was sent up at the usual
time, and after eating it 1 indulged, as
was my custom, In quiet pipe, and
some schnapps.
NY father had been rather peremptory
in his expressions. He wished me to re-
turn as soon as possible.
| had spent three years in Germany,
and he wanted to see some result.
Desiues, ne maS hiiiu enough ~ say
that was missed at nome, anu motner
and sisters would be glad to see me.
To be remembered and scolded thus
kindly was yery pleasant, but still nv
edncot;on was not comnlete Until NV
o o..stas.;aal 'at,,d;os SS-ara s,,r,ionartaa
aiia.oiiiicai aIuu5es w 'uPPi'men'eu Lu
ny Ine dctuai uiSecoe,on VI nuiiian
body, l could not be said to have arrived
ae t1e surgicai periec'ioh a' WHICH l
aimed.
what was TO pc done
Like nearly an luerman stueenes Woulo
nave oone, answered 9yseii py ngnI-
ing up huge pipe anu iiiiins uP ah-
otner mug OF Deer.
But no ideas would come
linen tlmld Knock at tne outer uoor.
AS my deaf and DINO OLD landlady never
lnterfered with sucn mundane concerns,
aIo once replie9, anu iounu messenger
In uniform, with letter.
he asked Tor me, and Delng satisned
OF my identity, gave me a letter.
AS soon as had taken IL IN my hano
the man hurried away.
L tore ltopenas the manner Oh uelVery
was itself strange.
aDr.p H.pRy.-An unfortunate .r;,s,
has occurred. In a quarrel today poor
Fritz has received his quietus. As it is ab-
solutely necessary to keep the matter secret
his body will be sent you, Do with it as you
please, or Ts.ne az you .nk wise The sn nave
Hn,en t;ma p pnisdgs Won nm NV word have done I % him
No % harm - ~
"ALBREcHr sNE1DER.n
Fritz deod and his bodv brouobt 70
mo IF r. vas was not only horrible bnf verv
susn;c;ons rS, ~ w recoliected the scene ~
tbe NIGHT before
VIC St;ii 7 wos bound in honor tbouobt
=, ~ Iro.aot nv, fr;and
WHAT was To he done with the bodv9
Nv ;nst;ncts az a medical student were
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