New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-14


little spanishmors vi tefN6usly with JOAN.
altnough 'la the ,fae rEs wa.;cop
others. ~ = ssss s 8 " -
Chrystie had been ysingingssa Spanish
songswith the sltar, Jua1sc Directing her,
and the restoEsqa were bending over the
ass 81 siaass,E g g. tss7s
voicessonafind cst' Should never to come
again. but yondo sing the song SO bad
ly;;' and We looked up to see Fenall dsas
head in, the window, IS he surveyed ID Juan
ana fChfystie with tre9mne ndous idffssnp leas5
ure. P1osentl y klee calliii,e Ii. IS,
ID H. : sG Il ll sRs
n e b re- Ct Rapsa candles
county Is 10 e. Z d 1s asked Fenallosa, fof
he had arrived lastly arsj ustltafter that
loa s'f5,;. q b1lil n,,lu, O. j; Gl.IsI
''And blow toot- horns =
aAnd set towns, able4e with fire.,
CRACKERS y, . Z ss ,Ses ~ 40,
y .Ahad make every one wish there were,
no such thing as liberty
Powder! horns It is sacrilegee..'
Wish fol, no1 libeftyM Ypu{ deserved list
the day. It should be IN the church;
',proeessioqpA flowers with sprlfyers, j with
1 lstsafs Mr. R9Wer ho o.. 81 Fs paf qrs
4 f!.Buto the III sfreworks3 are b beautiful,
Fenallosa, Nsaid Chrystie.a INV hen John
sends up'the rockets after dark frcm the
roof and showers Of oloredastarstiall into
the seathat showers Of 'coloredl stars rise
out Of the ueepsitto1 meets 4oh!,ithat is
beautiful logW .aaja&f 3if:aft SN
f'"''That IS beaulif n s add Fenallosa, ali
at'once in a radiant .s}assI eshal to
see it. And 4 Will play your Yankee
Tootle on the toot- horns e yo0i wife give
the instruct on p And So Chrvstie played
him the adesired tune, lie standing beside.
her and adding to her guitar strain ac-i
cordlng Aodr1shesion the piano. ut is a
quickstep, your national tune. Your
fast people do Keep the time. But it
sqats noI,s aasar. Ssn9a SinIy stle'
you s'altleaa' aIou 5nesa'sacony WILD me,
ana TO near ne me p Pan Gown IN the plazat
play the soft1anslc.rN dlfferent music
a 9 g. ths seas rol .il other music the
'hRrb&Qrs noHntaln, . tops and ssQuth stars
overSus--S' ''ss sa,ss sSaS 70 sS$- ssr& 4 }sys
81 do wish, Fenallosa,' murmureas
Chrystis, as lie bent his head to listen,
gou nspeKe 2l9YtIe 2tey me- you
won1dh' make before all The sworld.p
"Whatscarei I3ftT the iWorld?'' he cried.
The universe IS nothing then i YOU but
TO Listen! Aud The turned alb out and
caught my band nd and kissed it in a pas
sion Of delight; since he dared not kiss
ChrystieFs, and he know Z John Allan
WOULD not mind !; for he sawhere his first
good omen. y..g~ rigs n s-y~ 5a.k =
lit wa On tue afterh Don a the Fourth
itself that Fenalfosa "a appeared Before us
in deep mourning, clad in the blacklist
.habiliments, of WOE from top to toe. I
confess ISthought it was apart. of bis
Love making. alGl. thai lie was Only testi
Isfyingto the condition of his emotions, OF
| else that some revolution had turned up
sodtb happy day
But it, Z was vas qui,e Tot i VI s:.rhe news
had Just come of the loss, Ola great un
Y le,,s whom he had never seen, but who
had lett him silver mine mi re H. the noun,
tains, a troop Of slaves, a; coffee plaunntsas-.
ton 1 and fsw other s,as 'sI shango
back one e,avnow to mancnuyre! to man,
age age, nv n Estate he said, grandiIoquently,
s.',Bptsnpt, aloA.e. i .gp. They are not