The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-12
A Sane MADMAN.


led between hills a. the nor'h o
Back Fors'. Essentially a prim.
place. though they have here six
Glass hotels, most OF them witt
French rameF, and all OF them
good Frerch bill 8 OF fare. In
Wildbad Is doing her very besl
get Germany-n) easy task fol
ituate as she is amid old time
an bills and forests, with the
of old time German pines waited
out her. II began with her he.
hose great piles of buildingp, ar.
y, as the local phrase pu it, "von
D und hochsten Herfschalten
cht"-in Euglish, II you please,
ted by the upper and uppermosi
Nor are these the only pr de
lie Wildbad. Far from l.. Here
is q kuranstalt, wherein play
fountainr, and beside 1t a
knpelle, wherein play trumpsters,
lists and blowers on the horn--this
tference to an opinion held, l be-
"ihe wide world over, that there
ibtle bond of union between
z waters and wind instruments,
ch 80 TINT the one without the
would bs inefiicacioue. More
there are in primitive little
ad (for 1t is primltive) q bank, a
iice and a public reading TO om, q
or. q concert hall and an English
III.
complete the list OF the little
70 attract ons. II has ons police.
IL has, rumor says, one cab, and
!, on 1t had. few years back,
already known ss a health re-
uIi twenty lamps slung on ropes
the leading streets
git had an English church. II
saplain during the feason. At
here under discussion / was
,ain, and was staying at the
silevue. l hal been here for
ne, and had learned that the
'ment sheltered beside myself
number OF Il 1glisn folk, come
upper-and apprehension
near lying royal residence,
and, added my Informant
me German &C ress.
ON was opposite to the gen
~ room. Having ssked TO be
another apartment leading out
chad been told that IL was occu-
"a q sadly invaded English lady.
we'll ss / can remember, the
was 8 O'Clock. The heat was in
l had closed my outer shutters,
Rving opened window and door,
ting between them, revealing in
light, the dtaught and a GER
aty picture.
Q room Aforesaid opposite TO
young girl was playing on pi-
!. From the carriage OF her
and shoulders, and, l may as
", her elbows, / decided that
10 English. She was playing q
sitIon Of the worst possible
I'd che playedi II execrably. On
{ hand, she was as pretty rs
perfect features, the softest
a glory Of red gold hair
hat darling creation OF
\.
wing at her, thinking,
d,ubt how wondrous
and how wondrous bad
when some one near
,ng deep moan.
var that wretched Miss
81" said q voice in the
! thought Of my neigh
glish woman. At the same
other groan sounded, loud.
eand deeper. Nothing but
lnRulsh could wiring such n
ON human lips. / started.
It the piano also PAUSED to
rnirg half round with her
the keyP. ~
ne OF those dreadful means.
riee OF gasps. Then total 81
iyirg. How CHASTITY It isl"
aker was the pretty blonde
strument; then-positively,
resumed her piece where
sopped, and was sweeping
lords when
smAdmsn2
before me, her eyes flash. |
tide of her face a long pur.
had stized her go roughly
her to sIagger sgainst a
de the piano-one Of those
ming into the room. Its
sed her cheek.
az ia one hand the music
I'D seized from the rel ding
/.essd the piano with the 9TH
oolsed straight at the scared
ce.
Il deaihW l thundered,
might have done from my
yhildl grill 60 and pray
i've you some heart"
chapter III.
DOESN'T MATTER"
peaceful nature Of my
have when reused what
used to call 'my iathe 3
allowing a custom, l have
ink. not quite uncommon
ne. While delivering my
peech given above / was
aed by passion to see that
in the room. Having com
duration, however, / be-
that was sur ounded by
at more and more psope