The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-07-02
ands on the wreck of the world. -

graph her? Tell her to walt there ~
II would, but do not know where t.
find her She was going to her friend
The friend who posted my letters. Sarai
used to send them, but never thought t,
ask the ad lress''
''And she is making terms with thi,
man." said Frank rather bitterly, ~
empowered TO let this rufian rob you"
Money Is nothing lie can have al
he wants II he will trouble me no more ,
''Frank," said Beatrice, 81 will leave
with you as soon rs sho returns, | prom
ise. Now let us talk of something else.
We may have but a day or two longer
here. Let me have those days to look
back npon-days OF calm before the
storm broke
They walked out aimle.sly, and
scarcely noticing where. ''Shall we 60
nnywhere-to one Of the galleries." asked
| Beatrice.
mo, said Frank. ITS 100 fine for
pictures. Let us go and look at the
statue of Bavaria"
They inspected the colossal statue, but
did not yield to The temptation of going
up into its head via the leg. They walk
ed through the Hall of Fame at the back
OF the statue. But sightseeing dill them
no more good than Frank forced gayety.
ny .Sy, "elo po,,i sau Do hcar.
-, ,ha,, 80 We ~ NV "oheu rank
anrth;ne. aIs. .' " 'i,o na rs there
"rou .h,s , u,so ~ see ABOUT hereI lie
.o@o i,', .'io 9ueS''on Ill curious herman,
anu a ~. tne driver The driver
~ Va s'o"' ''u'" oehe'ery was not far
ar do,,, M. =,
doubtfully.
ac,ordi,,o 20 - 90, Do 'Hey oroVe
Tha,, ,e,s ~ 10 VS."
trance ~ p% =, l,I anoo' VIC great ascneu en-
',,ta W w piate vi tonlos' Beatrice,
e ""o was no" oeep III SAD thoughts. Look
Ero, ho, ,,,',e ~ lne risnt nor ieft-and
,,, ,diN "ao ioohinH only at Beatrice They
"aiN sa NJ lnto me great open space
sbinina dn,v,, WI III .io pIi8nt may sun
s snI down on them wandered about
na ,o e 90, Vi 'onos whi'h' after the man
io sI "a az v1"'.nen'a, memorial stones,
drv ,vro ELL t LIN ,n1 wlthereo or taw-
-, ~. :. :, " -. 80 i'u ooeii pIaceu on
o onv" i"s. an oolls Day and left to de-
d,sannoi',to, y, .,' u'nois was sohewhat
th,s 49, ~. en- IN 'no cemetery Although
fa,o,oI ' ~, 10 Ii'' sisl' 10 Mnnich, he
cemat Su "u n'u ieau ~ nearu that this
Uo to,d p"a 49,, D.ao VI wy nnes. IN EUROPE
..perhaes ~ 80 no "as Unsupported
dor Tho ,,ip ~, s"o nhes. ,liohumen's are I'M
W, rt sno PianH"' she saiu'
,,h iney walked across TO the broad piazza
wnloh iu,o ROUND the center space. AS
nos iaoe iau suspected the hnest and
aaojrs, ' ny an1 , "''is''c Ill monuments we're
..rhts., ~ "".' ~
= 40 nv ~ ni1''ereu. 10 ms IL all
h,,ion oe o uau VI iose, Inc emu OF am
in'. "a "oa'''' U, poverty, OF PAIN, OF
y ,uo AL n,' eoliie 10 IT. ana other men and
,,,ho ''. WIZ over our graves ana wonder
w we "ole. peaerice! Beatr CO." he
"a 9I ii, ~ Vo,ce VI EXQUISITE agony we
'"p ur ,no Dus ohce ana our Ire is wasted''
r,thar ,0 ~. ~. no M, uorne himself Car
i"'ners had ae last broken down.
Twas ! was a tooi-a weak FOOL he said.
~ s'v ,mo 49, M
borpi, "i'e' '"' why WAS ever
re. us go, SAID frank. II hate this
'ooue ., ueau NOR AMY.
H., WIZ. neaNy hearts they walked along |
Wv, 'he VI au PIX" toward the entrance to
''o eunctery' u
spoAe. oarru'ners was telling |
h'mseii that he was weaker than no
~ 'na' no couiu not bear the situa-
'ion lonser. ne would see beatrice safe
~ hngtand. lie would see this man and |
'n,uio het future peace, Then he would |
no "ius' icave her' 10 see her, hear |
Nv, 49, 'ou,h ner huhu' yet Know she |
, ,o'l p,n No. ue ms was more than he could |
''n ninnseIi 10 pear.
u, anu Deaerlce thoughts ran much in |
49,, v"~ :, $500. one naa from the first
Known IL must be So This was why she |
nau begged that the last few days they |
spent In Munich might be made such as
pn,a loves 10 Hnger upon. Such
rlenushlp as Frank had spoken of was
'e.ween .nem an lmpossibility.
90 as they walked down that piazza
10y io'' that they were bidding each
' 'atewel which might well be
'.oina, NO wonder their hands refused
" pau.
!, ns 'ney oreW near TO the entrance
'uai a"eeS shop with plate-glass
ron. opening on the piazza. In
l""t ol IL were TWO or three men and WON
II "hu seNerai chlldren; the last-named
u u toe' ana attening their fiat Teuton-
= noo9S against the glass. Frank also
,s ,hat way and saw such curious
gu. .na', III spite OF MS preoccupation,
'e stopped.
j., ni'iie way inside the glass was arrang-
shai sao''5 eNeIereehs and flowers,
'na' Soe.nea 10 DC do en- dolls of various
lzes, put all large for dolls. Each was
.essou III smart long robes with tnsel and
.her decorations, and every doll bore a
arge NUMBER curious sight Carruthers
~" i a"u 'heh the truth ashed upon
IN , nney were dead baoiesl There, each
= 10 llt.,c nest OF leaves and flowers, they
..Thsv as S ,ae t lay VI vurial.
,eotrIoo 'e"u' sa'u FRANK, turning to
,.yas ro,
- ie,o .nuei nearing IL was tn