The sun., 1894-03-11

this year"
ITO ioin the king Of sysden?r
Yea" the General answered. holding out
his silver cup TO be filled and for that reason
perhaps. speaking very deliberately. TO Join
the King OF Sweden. Al Nuremburg. But you
have not yet told me- Countess" he continued
why Won are aneld. This part Is not in very
settIeo stete, ana shou,u he'o thouRh' '"a'
the present time was-r,-,
.aos az p,. go, o. a. uori,z.
wered' ieS bus ,es.es 80, 70 .,,s., ~. % Ia
thereupon. without dwelling much on the
a.,.o =, r.. .so,,si.. sha ,oId hin tba main
events which had led to her departure.
law his lin curl and hia oyea flicker with
scorn. But had you no eunpOwder ?" he
we had a little. but no cannon" he an
swered confidently.
what OF that2" the General retorted iclly.
II would have made a bomb. no matter Of
whatl And fired 1t out oil q leather boot
Vopvu SoS.n WIN y, ,Sa,r houss. burning sbou. their
ears before they knew where they were.
The wsidssays grave Looked ,ss, sshsmsd o. ha
uIu nv. ,'nN n,sn, ~ ~ ,st. 81. s,a.. "'
hasyenso 20 nioe e, MS ,oa eSe Ss,o ~" n.n Tso-o
ioined. showing his teeth. III the Countess
pleases. we will soon teach her subject. a les
four troops Of horse. and return with you to.
morrow anu settie tne na.'er III .ioe' -
But my lady said that she would not have
hoSh sno n SO tba o.r r' hsr
tna', tnousn ne pressed .ne one. UPON =, hel 81.
snS SSs sTe Ss n
;SS S2 y e. g:s ssa. s' 6 %s d
nd In m FaluOtnnpN
over The town tS his trGSps TcluStancs eta for
ever. for he seem ed inciin ed to take her refusal
in bad part, she consented to 20 out Of her way
to yisit his SEA-. camp ,odv ann, m. an .n .rrond
to n her an's women mem Which caused me TO be away
that change had taken Ike ,-a place The wad do
the old wine, which had begun by opening his
Pooh, TT ! protest he cried loudly, as came
un. deny 1t a!togother. lou VIII teil me
than the swedes p
Pardon me. did not say So. zen. Jzerclas
answered; The vine haG 1nE taken 1n no eisSs on on
You cant It T. the younger man retor,ed.
fasai Gsf%Sas had PrOdnced 80 far no great COM
thiItesn fnssT yesrs 1s r war W"''n mas no" 'A''a
Prince Bismarck OF weimar. my kinsmanp'
'n' PsfdSs P%SiSsrsHs ms sag fz.ro.s replied politely
he has earned the title. lie is soldier of
Wallenstein. then 2"
You forgot he Is Bohemian"
"A Walloop." the General answered. Tho
King OF Sweden. A Sweds, OF course
intsaposs4 st9 With ~ i%s sSe 0'n's ''o' my '.o'
As you. Countess. are a walloon, - Tzerclas
ssosEsSsS Win SnStssf, Sox st do not
proud to do So" ,-',,,
to this do not Know. She had scarcely SPOKEN
before a deep voice on the further side OF the
tT The as speaker WA was Y Won % Werdsr d who had hith
erto sat SO modestly silent that had forgotten
his presence. He seemed scarcely 70 belong
ink i stretched out TO toward him. Tzerclss had
S at aho S9nd R Voice. ne and saSo
him but q curt answer.
Leader Of I horse % he is. great at fshting greater
at burning. greatest at plundering. No more.".
seel You allow, no merit in German"
the Waldgrave cried with an ugly snesr He
had drunk too much.
But Tzerclas was not to be moved. There
tended to the younger man. Not at all Z" he
said quietly. " Yet am Of opinion. that even
The Duke OF Bavaria" the same deep voice
OeySnd the TS q isqFsss.Sd Fssts!
he did not seem 10 resent the straneer's
interference, Yes. he is something OF a
Leuchten stein. the Landgrave's minister-he
too. is a mani will give you those two. But
many man lies les IN $ no S German hands. Il les In The
swsaes Of hU ALI e. Elm ni o
Ii is ali very we'll but you are a foreigner
yoursefT the Waldgraye cried ana