The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-11

rssoustrsfssely. she Is the DocheAs %
Exet"
LOOKING she -
Add In i nftle ssrne ~ openly afnlring
tts chaaxer Of tee duchess Mrs.. Ce1syn
sega ped = sow.as ae2sain lance WIN Ter
-rsce.
Rhine thinking themselves very dis
ffnguls bed. for bad not ne Heraldic
Agency given them costt ola FTl1s-fsos
eyssalazoued on everything from the Ger
kvn carriage 70 the tss-nkyn coslscntttS-~
aas afso informed them fhat me former
.rssa{tnx OF trSl- name was wrong And
haa aos AIR. Jenkins. after Ero~iiuz he1If-
gessgy. inserted = notice In the Times-
grtEfnarlur tnat he and MS would hence
forth ~ known ~ 'tienkynT
50 Up the Rhine the distinguished fam
4ig Vent-patsr and natter duii3f@Ss ~"i-
4erq-h4 gref Lillian reading "Chsice II ~
ole1 and dreaming Of Tom Stubbses. Ear
nvsay.-aer cousin Janet. VINO a-aS small
eua plain ana s married daughter a-sd
rer husband.
one day fhe Cenkyu party accompanied
sa.ne American tourists -" Bax ca
n srIu on the Eaine Mrs. tienkyn tn-
listed upon pfcuiekinr on the green slope
tnat Try between au ancient castle ana
the river.
why. aunt" said Janet. hesltatius 10
cfftaAf her corner Of the cloth, "thefHs
. house W here II is private ground
Spread ne cloth Janet" Mrs. Genkyn
commanded
So .hey picnic ked within sight Of tie
castle Mrs. Cenkyn even wondering #
fhe owners would shcw the c'tstle 10
strangers
.-Thar would n. ,leiightr,.lr' excsairned
Lillian THANK you Mr.. Baxter -,
. phase sfop--it r. foaming over. Thank
sou THIS Is so Ike that lovely bit IN
-chHde Harold The wing mamma,
ps~ase' ! mean that hit about. Al.
here have ~ marked in the book:
above The frequent feudai towers
Through green leaves hfr their walls Of
Ana raSny a rock which steeply lowers
aud noble arch IN deep decay
Lick Ger this vale Of vlul9ge bowers
Bar one thing want these banks Of
Thy gentle hand TO clasp in mine,->
(Sigb'f'
awho Is the sigh for2'' asked Janet. mis-
-hievonsly.
Lillian b!ushed and looked angry. bat
rua9e no reply. While reading the poetry
her thoughts had wondered 10 Tom stub
bles
After luncheon Mr.. Baxter. Who could
speak German was sent ~ the castle
and brought back word that it was the
ancestral home of the Baron vop Schwen-
sci. However II could not b. inspected
~ strangers bacause the BARON Won
schwentsl WAS at present staying there.
When the summer tour was over and
the Genkyns were comfortably situated 1t
sitverbanks wills. 10 the ladies' 10y ard
surprise letter WAS received from
schwentelasim. bearing the zeal outside
and The arms within OF the Baron Won
Schwentei The dear baron" As Mrs.
G~n<yu called hlm the moment she heard
If the condes- enslou Was coming To Eng
Ice
ran "he 20 himself would DO the pleasure
20 the hospitabie castle of Miladt Genkyn
~ith Of a friend the cordial sentiment 10
arrive.
one day IN September when the sun
Vas sinking below the horizon. Tom Stub
hles who had met Lillian by chance cross
.as he meadows. almost coaxed her 20
promise 10 marry him. Iio had heard
about the expected visit OF the baron. of
course. a. ali tae coUutrys side had heard,
Api probably his Was the last Quiet talk
hc would have with Lily for some fime
to come 70 him she was always Lily
Jenkins" not Lillian Ceukyn never
tnythlnr but tho child who. with her
mother and her ornhan cousin Janet had
some 10 spend a summer holiday in the
netrhhorhoos tn the struggling days 81
she Genkyn family before riches had
come 20 them Lillian and Janet had al
WAYS been his friends ever since ne gave
tbem frug or swung them beneath the
hlossoming alder trees his the brook
Teen be wss but a tall. sunbuFned. stall
WArt lad. now he was a slx-fooi high
broad shou,dsred man. but he Stiu loved
the little gjri who bad been his playmate
during his holidays Now sine WAS rich
man dsughtyT-Mtss Genkyu of silver
hsnA Villa. Tom was the young squire DO
very eomfortAhty on II not wealthy a
soo-i-humorcd and honest-besred young
fellow. whom the country folk looked up
80 With respect. almost with enthusiasm
Beneath th" trees At the sttie Lillian ard
b" r8rled-a lingering parting with IN
IMPRESSION % looks kinder th3u words.
@SN was $50 happy iD his love that rs
shc walked along Tho shady road she
aid rot notice cab d1sh past uuGiL
looking w as the Cotd ~ dust 90 raised
rt@9 thinner. she saw q stranger staring
ar her from the window The YOUNG,
e-4Jire at he ssile 2~ With iclehtea eyes.
Sc Watched me girl trip away bad seen
the cab hcfov. 30 overlook her Aa 10
naeeed him ~ noted thr face OF youf
ua0 with sharp p-~ef eyes shin fest
tte< arf heavy blonde Hu-tscbs oa era
tcp 90 the vehicle were two pottm 5u-
teau#
"t' is tae saron a,readyr' lie sali to
usssIf
Meanwhile yslan had entered ~ siIe
docr. aDd up stairs in her cwu r2om
s'lttr ignorant az What WAS haQpenlua
En the brewing room she took off her hat
auA. rvsUuc her elbows upon ths tsa}r
laahe3 st her reelection io fbt glass n5t
fn-nkua 81 &c. hut Tom iisv father np-
proved az tar match already. her mother
Booked higher eut Mould Fpprove in tlrn"
As far herectE ear ives quite hann..
4eui N1s uot she hrro uf htt uoxef~ btIt
~e vt~ everything thaf was msa,y aud
ruot. art il wac ferr sweet 80 Pie 5azai
fi-r dreams we've interrupted ht Mr.
HsHAEn wHo ctwe 50 frN Arr tAf sG.
rsren >an Srhwrat-l hea arrted