The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
4 TALE OF HAIR

snail errE - tn-Ealflf- E1r 80
reue rfra-a Tie ezalpaiza II AfHez-
-he Crirsa. I1sIy and 1lezie9, fighting
Is~v aBd coEning ~ without .
-aa tat b. lad ri==n from ihe
ranks. b. was uot Hzn eilez.ted q
4he a.rs and uith tie ensning Z tlae
fine ufsa osfiesr. mas lzzsoE a. much
a.a erll--e r.-s.es-1-- LII sarear 3 MP
Is re-mInats.L AlEaFs Irazcial=- 3
- ai-l,-.1t szvin- Illat eElfareed -
rst made hi1ll more Es-Elsry than
ever
Bsr LaupIy- ~ way q e5a=a-s-ioIi-
r.-l-1-. wl-le the Ear sri1h Germany
siidnat i-az %, the Tsranetion b de-
s-i. i 6id bring him s tlleEaily tidy
f,-.uns. HI d-e,ilzr, q sTeli-ta-i9 ll-
oss- merchant. di.-l Il friEhI 7Fhen
ezrrizl ot5 o. 8 l.o=tzee = 1he Pre-
.su4an8 (sauielfn inherited H. fo-1-
une u sBa 90 6rana- Then Il VA
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VIE and -s-lral-seI IL t-st uaEe-tiiF
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rr1E EaezeFEzc iseheiar. ve1ld
er. hsf the eance tean 1helr-.
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ti- s-lzrl1-lg AMI Ili-ll1-ei younE
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q hs eaIa-i IaeH aa5 rhe -ishr q 3
rzal's 6ls- mar li~ Eifss- - la1-er
IloE Ianseall Il Ea, -El BIZ hri--les
into go aF Ike -1.-e - 3 vslI rl4t
hear sep n=4- - liL
Tlu- -la--ers s-asd uhsl Cl-uis g.
Sra-r Ea- Hn- Frafl - Rock
Else. sud. e. zlz-k La ea--y iuio p1t-
BE- ez i-uz5 ir-FlIatial-s p q gTald
IaI. q -7lz-a- a. he waS iaeael1r.
Iii- a5a-la- rouII - Tie honor Of
sr1---. 1t.. .s,la-asil- ul5- ual-f-1 % 20
T. thi- Iz.E- wanted /, r-ith the frenz-
I'D laug--- = 8 -5-.1sl-i 'z.-lzn Wl9
ssz- hs-.rlue--. Ek- al unexpected NE
1e-sr. -l5l.z1lg 1a-l zerl-- the empty
-kv ~ her existence. bur Eould her
husband eon--ufs + va certainly
dozd1fuL WoalI be- alloz- hi- 'Eife O.
- o. tile leu-1il q IeE gown. a c4r-
ra-e. szrriase by the hour, and
above al. O. hare her plump -tgulder-
tothe li4ze e E.uliiei-y. D yi=ld he-
sim szzi-t to 1he arislr Gasp of 3
partner in tie ssltZ7
- 1ery do1i..ful did u sem thas
Narsaeri-e appealed Co her uuele. a.
-ray, her e1ufitlaur and often her esn-
z1ler. Nhe toeiS Il upon himsslfs2 con-
dae- i.a-stiatiall-. ard 80 wel conduct
- them that after llF0 hours talk
me coI1uel gave ia. b1t ca condition
1lzt JOS frzncs osver al ezpen-zs- and
the surplus. should there ie any,
should b. returned q hinL -'Wives- "
b. deeiar-i- had positively 10 ne7i %.
money in 1le E.psket-
Mine f15ndeliu vTas the gueen q the
iaL- and 5eiueTssrt- Who recognized i.
daneei with htr sanle FIVE ~ >iX riIae--
eutirely Indifferent o. tie angry fame
81 tine enloneI's ere. glowing Ike ani-
snr e14ls from tlle shelter q Hi- i-eE-
ling broU-- Ear-1a-l-= g-s- not - Oh
Iiri8as. blf -le had made up heT mind
cl=t Eilat i uliglls-ald Il had eas-
in nslnd fgure-. ti.geh the ooionel
did H0t knoE IT, foT gUWn- -lipp-r-
s5lkeu -taekInzs and fan to say noth.
iHg . tie unsan. some so or -
francs oFer tte allotted su1n-she had
made up ler mind, r-Faat- % enjoy
her~elf generously for ~ Ieast one
night
AZ the way home In fael- saul up in
the station caaeh. suislrus-i for tile o.
s=lsion froln 81 hafsiruaI Es.-. Oondeiiu
continued O. szllk- hi~ teeth shut tight
to keep his lrr.afh and hi- nail. dig
eing deeP IN the palms II his hands.
Next day Marguerite. -tiH iutoxieat-
ei with the Fla.islnt- 4 the night
passed ieag hoar- a tlie piano. hel
eyes half-eio@i playing over "a her
s-lf the drezlIny saitzs-s thai had luIied
her -su-=- wheH sile gave Herself int,
>einI,srt's arms He wa really Ia,
fr-1 man that she hsd ever ulet in hel
lie BIT eozld one have read hel
fhoaght-. nothing wrong would have
bsn found vita thrn- scarcely more
than the vague une1siness q a young
girl who receives 8 visit from 3 hand
some male cousin ia the o8nven; PAP
l0r.
The colonel, however, thought other
WIS., lie, who had gone through al
the rrials thai assail human existence
suffered Eew q torment 70 which all
flle othe-s sSere ehId,s play, ne wa-
jealous, jealous for the frs time in hi.
life. and a - years.
He pas-=t the night ia his chair
SEEING always before him the pretty
woman, who va his wife, whirIed
Sway by the unknown man. who's
blonde mu~iacie seemed almost u
ioach the ear Il hi= tineless partner
And al dsy long he pr5wled the gar
den and the shrubtery. seeking an in
visible enemy, H in other days be bad
prowlel the OUtpsssi-, trusting Haugh
u the viglanee Il The s-ntries- II.
FELT iIslinctirely moi only his Eife's n,
gret for a pax pleasure, bot al~o 3
strange inquietBde, an inexplicallle IN,
esssiliess that he had never before
known.
The evening Islail brought . lettei
fer Nine GondeliR- The colonel took
II from the T.a,stHlan- carried il 70 hi
oEn Eoam and there unhesItatingls
opened and read il, precisely a. iT
time q var osSA oF,ens and nezlds th,
dispatches one finds on the cold breas
% hostile csurier II ran - follows
NauzNE--au iie moruins ] hsve l.za O.
hating Eiat a man should d. Who nnds
Wasf gou have Io,sf- Shoald b. barn if Or r.
turn ile A. the rs-alt q fhese rg-iectiens
de-n q bst - rs-ls-z-g a.u ans 20 lllf rlIl 30.
tat Is fsi iHt1 my iznls- ] slH if flIi a. Fs.s
SER icnFlle- and Managed ~ szsalre 3 iulHne
diately Eithout being szsn- Razs ass1red @
ny ti~-rriloa and filat no one stau know
Buf lad tlle hl1or - l-a.nz az Old fria=ld o
years- h0E sssslld sold s-sl- - yo1u-. =
fsir. and ALREADY r==or1lug 80 dseepli9a-
StliI- I am not going % ssralosize. and 10
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