The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-25

formed tyrants are everywhere. Iney
I accompany every coach. They billet
themselves at inns. They enter the nome
Z at will; and b. their goddess presence IN
Galicla s1lly every sanctuary and p3-lute
every shrine. They swarm among all
Z classes, in every possible guise ana form
. OF spy. comprising more than One-tWeu-
tieth Of Austrian Polaud's entire pOpuIa-
ti0I. until in GaucIa the very
air is said ITO listen" Herr Fauius
for the first time found himself hating
the sOldierY of mis- own great emperor
He was sanding be ore q bakers win
dow interested IN an old form Of Galiciln
bread. fashioned in imitation Of5the crown
OF th0rns, in general use curing the lea
ten period, when he noticed most dulOr-
Gus object trembling beside him. Ii was
% Russian Polish jew. rlggeI. wasted,
wan ana very, very old. Herr Paulus had
seen longing, hunger and hOpelessneSs on
many faces before, but never anything so
pathetic and terrible as in this one
Dlanched and quivcring coIutcn2uce.
Al this moment a beVy Of soldiers
clanSed Nv Some turned, glanced at
the venerable figure and cursed. One
said with an oath
He viii draw the loaves the window
through with that nose"
If the loaf lcUown of thOrusi was his
paunch therein, il should cut with Elood
his carcass through ~ sneered another
.ACu- SuDALCQ luC DEARtSs OF lUtLl
all, as he charged his horse TO the old
mans side in seeming frenzy of rage,
while the artist feared he would STRIKE
him down Blu. he did not. He simply
spat in his face, calling him Jew dog ="
Earth rOc!" and names far beastlier
still. Then the valiant soldiers turned
and went mcrrily away.
I'M fear Of his life, the jew dared not re
move the fro,h foulucss from his face.
Herr Paulus had done it for him, his own
face ljvid with Indignation and rage be-
fore the soldIcry had reached the market
place.
This roor stranded old human, Hebrew
Leopold, mad been a Jewish teacher for
more han half century in Russian San
domir; had been knouted out of his home
by COssacKs, his feeble wife and two 9TH
CrS, a daughter and her babe, sCOurged
with him across the Austrian frontier TO
Cracow. The helpless old wife had per
lshed from fright and fatigue. ne half
crazed old man had been separated from
the other eXiles in the herding and driv-
ing southwark, and now stood here pal
sled from age and Crueities, daZed as d
country babe lost In the hurt and thuu-
behring's of a great city.
Herr Paulus led him into the bake shop
for food, and then into a wine shop, where
he pressed a little wine upon him: while
longing for the first and only time in his
child s power to compel even emperors to
sue for mercy, until mercy was shown his
race and kind
But iura was calling and he must go
Leaning over the plte1uS wreck with
CHEEKY, parting words, he endeavored to
place trite of coin within his hands
Old Leopold pushed it away, but grasped
his skirts supplementary, crying out:
mo, no; l nave no need of that!' and
then as if sure a blow would follow, but
he must still know: "Are-are you a
Christiautn
Yes, yes-Ach, Colt. but never like
these again! Soon shall / hate the word
forever" This with a wild sweep of his
clenched fist in the direction of the de
parting soldiCry.
Then may we meet in happiness where
the one God knows no sect nor FACET
came quiveringly from the old mans
CHASTITY lips.
Amen and ameni"
This was their meeting and their part
ing for the time
Jura was waiting, and they bowled
along the stone highway at a lively pace.
Turning from a shadOwy defle into the
open plain just before Arva is gained from
the north, Jura halted his horse, and
with Joyous Now you shall see where
Ierese is standiDg2' sprang from the
cart, pulled from the whOrtleberry copse
beside the road a long, 1.-the pole, and.
after tying to it a white handkerchief.
stood upon the cart seat with the artist
beside him Shading his hand for mo-
meut as he looked with almost savage in
tensity at a little out-iutting patch o.
rock like CLINT of puce against the far
and purply -emerald nights he exclaimed
''1here-therei See.'
Herr Paulus saw something like the
white wing of posing bird against the
upper mountain side.
wait, Now you will see it dip thrice ''
Then the lad repeated solemnly:
The faJher-the sOn-the holy spirit .''
as the white speck dipped once to the
right. then TO the left and then to the
right again.
Jura had removed his capand the artist
instinctively uncovered his head. Now,
Jura 5 signal dipped thrice like that upon
the nights. This was followed, Herr
Paulus noticed, by both signals falling
outwards and towards each other, and he
heard Jura breathe soft Amen"
= The touching little signalling and
prayer was meant, the artist drew from
! the Lad as they resumed their journey, as
a blessing by sister and brother each
upon the other and that each might
know that all was well, and. though
apart, their prayers and hearts were
. one.
: Then Herr Paulus told Jura in simple
words of his wish 10 come among The
Tatras folk, and Jura promised to guide
him part of the way along the hight:
the next morning
But how will they know that shoulC
be welcomed; that am your friend p
. asked the artist anXiously. Il care to SCI
Terese now more than all. viii she be
l friend me among all these strange foil
and herdsl'
, 'All who come may remain among oul
! ! people, ans Hered Jura with a smiling
face; land but once show Terese YOU
, pictures there-the one with Jura in it
sir''-he continued with some confusion,
2 and her hut, her heart, yes, half hel
head may be yours"
: 1t was Herr Paulus who was blushins
+ now. for his heart kiudled strangely L
@ the Tatras maiden he had never seen; Hnt
y he held his portfolio closer than ever be
, fore. until they came with the night L
< Arva and the courtyard of little inn
Here Jura looked appellingly into hi,
c new friend $ face and then to the wretcheC
objects beneath the cover behind them
The mute inquiry was answered by Herr
Paulus Immediately. He sought the land
T. lord and bargained with him for week
v housing and care of the mother and hel
:. babe; saw a physician and gave him still
S other guilders for medical attendance