Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

= ao eccn q hae. 49,. .--...,..4 y. 49,.
-. 80 % t1s So tulantaI xushfulness
O. .n~ r9na4ntic ses...l
Ms ha-tulaa .sss r,o~. tbs7, a.li-
- l'eiAP hsr aspsarauce suggest
- =, u''ei'se Frss-t far meals Lake
- hrll1le.1 who s net az ail
Ne',i'''l - taik love over a sseamiBg
80 - sFAnkfartsr SAUSAGE. supple
nr'''i y sauer rr.ur. rs Hsr.man
~'sa esntneetly hea .tv
- ''f oer Azaiseility. is wss amoiy
~'-n'~' Aillt Mss H4rsmAn was iIn
P1fF~~ - rae ratg worries AZ hfa.
e'ae o' per fFienis alwaYs declared thsf
~nsasns lea taaa ~ earttsu.4ks voa.l
ever ca2se hsr 80 $50 -.sIfssf,n-
fi..f1 h.nshal osiie.. rpou fh.s portiy
n.Aisaen n tse lisoe. sua Ser appearance
Aiea h'ai va vague aErsat
rs @stazsic instaeti .old him 40 once
snas ne isea never essac. f-s1l her either
sympathy % even interest ia AIS plans
and bis aspir.tions
nus AS presnise % ais faster lweti n
ma iaind Ucrediy intact "a uogld ae "a
ia Syr and he usust feei sofne consolstlou
Ia fhaa Most r,an do
it - VET 20 raliset that o.ae isa martsr.
even taough TOO lata % be- included n
Fox's book
The rAce e bis Unknown .teal biottel
ffon bis rnind tae .arse. inmecis feat-
r1e3 q 4iss Aaf.uau ses inseact BE- le.t
her, and ts ielt taat ea e. rau-rd far h.s
saeEiiloe he cogld es letst u.iuge ia tae
loxary q thlaklas 81 th,s strangely j laet,
strangely iest woman
Lsspa Hartman Vr.s llctecrl and bad
fecently errarea e. companions O woman
~.Lon Henshatl -eefrt "a sd IA nrIaf.iri
nstrust. oee wa 81 aght haired, plaa
syed woman. who years ESQ m.-t have
oecn exlseIasly hanisllas. Ult beg fe1t-
arss were now hF.l with cars. Her
movement were furuvo and c2thse, and
80 seemed 60 regard the l.-e sae was
1vins as unreal
What induced you 20 engage her.
Lena asked Henshall one dav, with The
privflag8 of a newly made 6sncee. he
bsd glided into this position n such an
unuttershly commonplace manner THAT
she chains n, easily forged were hardly
calling
'Bocanse she intsrcts me-" declared
Ms Hartman. "I fael that she nss a
bkstoC. You aiwafa tel ne, Harry,
thas / am the most ulremautic being on
sArth. i st,0w it ( can. however. aD-
rreclee8 r1rnancs ia others. thongh / am
aVars that you tEinx evan that impossi-
tio"
Mr. Henshsl aghsd. He wondered
sfupidly II Lena would feel Interested IN
his own brieg. pointless rouar-c.
fie dinly saw the Jealous deu0n rap-
ping for G6ndssance at the smooth doors
of Miss Hartman p.acidity. He saw
the baflod retreat ct this demon. IIs
declined 70 edIait even The possi5ihty ot
Miss Hsrtnan's jealousy.
lis acquGn-aHce with womcu was
very slight Isl imagined that the pss-
sionless affection evtnced for him o. his
promised wife was one Of fhoso airy
trides. the presence or absence of which
was bat of slight s.rniEcauce 10 the well
fsre of the wouan.
one morning SIR. Hsnshau called 70
Mr.. Hartmann borse. more with e ob-
lect of reporting for duty. as he styled
X in nsatd irony. than with any well
defined object in view.
Mr. and Miss Hartman were ont. be
was Informed 1frs- Saith. the chaperou,
we a present the only member Of the
g~nFy now at nome Saa was in the
arawfux room, yeutured the domestic,
discreetly
Horshau never knew afterward what
4 was that prompted him % enter in-
.ts..4 ~ 1c-evs1x rrs conventional card