Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

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eyes, 4l4 rec. t4rz ssIr, taag co1tras1ad f.
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waite tesGa- Ard Sc we're Eer Uest -
coLllnz dresses sEea Herman cal-e -
spsE1 fhs sFsAal4, .t-a4ed t1s salks 10
lCssa - s.zz 49, hers -acoD Pal-ea n-a ~
eClcerss, - 1rtVe, ~ wa-L aaEl Charles
" 1Flk ll z1t Esl 14Fe 4lls1 20 Els sgrroFs
taat u assssrsoA ~ a. fass ls.-g-love.
Ars. El-, ksEis ElssAer, lsSAed oE gn1
wondered Afts< al her snoezgors -
Iaake Kstis sse tie advantage Cf accepting Z
Herman Sehornn, alssr tae tsarf1l sesues.-a I
~hicn Kaus protested her devotion -
Char 80, without Dns word q sxy.zo2tieu,
Herman was t&zsn ins0 fssoF. AID Charles
W-s gene.
II va q year ssuce M Wurtz lad been
sszsn - Ia lass rssttE Z glace. and her-
E.a1 sch0run was busting about ia his
own home, preparing = luncheon for VS.
tiers. Tue house, Ais 0-n property, 4as
situsted on Ne 0l1ss sirts of tAs clts wssrs
ks transacted ais business. and where Ass.
! EiIs modest 1cEs Az Oftea be b4d
talked % Both l.si1es Of his house, his
garden, his pain tir gs. aud AZ last had
Invited them - drive o1s aGd lunch with
Llll-
Il VII make Earis give ne ny answer
TO-DAY" he sad ~ himself, be busted
about, driving The servants frantic 0y his
fussy orders. .-SAe nss played fast and
loose loag enough. To-Day soe shall say yes
or n0l"
But Katie, ~ II diytalag his resolution,
kept close 10 her mother until late Ia ths
afternoon, when Herman. having glvea Mrs.
Hi al immense portfolio Il pictures, reso-
lltely drew Kales hand through his arm
aad led her into a smal. room, n2if library,
Lalf business den. Before, however, she bad
been = moment IA the room she took from a
shelf small article, whica sle examined
with q child curiosity.
"Wnat - thisf" she asked. "How pretty
IL tisi What is Il made ofr'
That Is what woad give ten thousand
dollars 10 know was the answer, in
quick. savage tone. That Is Wurizs con
founded patent"
"Do you mean Charlie Wurtzr' she asked,
innOcenuy Why, be was al old beau OF
mine. But l never knew he invented any
thing"
1T was his father And after be had
sold me the right 20 manufacture and the
machinery the old fool blew his brains out"
''Oh, how DREADFUL Was that the rea-
son Charlie and Berta went awayl'
Il suppose So"
"But, II you bought 1t all, why don't you
make these, l don't believe you did buy
it." she said. IN 8 eoquetrsh, challenging
tone
Don't your he said, opening a drawer
IN a large desk Read that"
"But what Is inn
1T Is whAI Charlie wur,z would give his
eyes 70 hold IN his hands. II is she bill Of
sale his father gave me, and which was
fool enough 70 pay for without learning the
secret that made 1t Of any vatue"
"But IL IS Of value, N it notP
"No But IL IL did not exist Charlie
Wurty could work his confounded patent
without hindrance. And 80 keep 1t. III
have rny revenge for the old fools swindle"
Il seei II was in this envelope, was il
noti W hat pity II is Of no use. Would
you get me a glass Of water, Hermaul
see you have a cooler IN that corner"
But as she took the water she handed
him the envelope, which he put carefully
away in the locked drawer just as Mrs. Hill,
mindful Of tho proprieties, entered the
ROOM
"Just year to-day since I came here"
Charlie Wurtz thought, as he entered the
small room of a boarding house that he
called home, land am as far from Katie
a. ever. My patient. loving darling. But
for her letters I think l should utterly
despair But while she is content 20 wait,
surely l am man enough to work"
Then he espied a letter, bulky docu-
ment under the blazo Of the gas he had just
lighted A folded paper dropped "a he tore
it open, and lay at his feet as he read:
"At las, AZ last Charlie, l send you the bill
OF sale that frees your invention Don't blame
me for the coquetry that won my way into
Herman Schornn's house, where mother and ]
lunched to-day. And don't think I stole this
Ihave pa, into the envelope that held II two
fve-hundred-dolar notes, part OF my little
patr.mouy. dear. which you shall repay me
some day. He has the full price he paid, but
has not been driven 20 suicide. ] saw Mr.
Pratt about a week ago, and he says every
thing IS you left IL as both he and MIR.
Warner were hoping that either you would sell
your secret or Schornn his interest and they
Get back tho money they invested In the ma.
chinery. Burn III Tear IL up! IL - yours far
more honestly than IL ever was Herman
Schornn's. And come home. Charlie, 70
Your faithful. KATIE"
Tear i'll Burn IL After reading il,
trunk for homo and Katie.
Herman Schornn clustered and swore
when he passed the factory in full work.
with Charlie Wurtz directing the men. But
when be hurried home 10 find the docu-
ment that would shut the doors Once more
he fouad only the price be had paid, and
said some words about wona ; treachery
! that VIII not bear repett$iOn.
! But Katie Wurtz, he wife OF the great
7 manufacturer, who makes her happy as tho
day - long. can never be brought TO admit
any wrong in winning back what Was
fraGduiently obtained, by strategy, when
the fuu price Of purchase was repaid.
But" she says sometimes 70 Berta, once
more al inmate Of her brothers home. Il
really would have 70 count 20 tell you how
! oftea Charlie has paid me that thousand
, dollars Anna shields. 10 ". Y LEDGER.
KILLING HIS STOMACH.
Druggist Protest.. a gajnst tho Excessive
Use of PhosphateS
: Give nc a great double e-barreled, center