The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-07-04


cwo ~imurG>. and with ,hrm he set
on, for another country
y he went along thu road hr saw
above him bald man, grazing
herd oi calves. and rhr bulI man
called out To him. Fellow .au Won
fight M al'2
The kings son replied. When
was I5rtIe / could dght ii bit. and
now, il any one wants ro fight. ann
NOT - uHmauly ~ 10 turn my back.
Come / viii tight Won.
The haLd man said. ''iE Throw Won
YOU shah he my slave. and If Won
taro" nae. viii he your slave 80
they got ready ana began 10 fight.
and the kings son threw him
ON this the kings son sand. II will
leave my beasts here. my simurgs.
tigers and dogs uud horses. they viii
all stay here while 20 10 the city
10 So the sights | appoint the
tiger a guards over my property.
And YOU are my slave. Won too,
must stay here withmy belongings
80 the king son started off To the
city To -, tile sights and arrived AT
a pool.
He saw that il was apleasaut pool
and Thought he would stop and
battle there, and Herewith he began
10 strip of his clothes
Now the kings daughter was sit
ting on the roof OF the palace. saw
his royal marks. and she said, This
man i a king. when ! marry. viii
marry him and no other
SO She said 10 her father My
father, wish 10 marry
Good. said her father.
Then the king made a proclama-
ton. Let all men. great and small
attend to-day in the hall OF audience.
for the kings daughter will to-day
take husband
All the men OF the land assembled,
and the traveller prince also came,
dressed in the fakir's clothes. saying
to himself. Il must see the ceremony
to-day. He went in and sat down
The kings daughter came out and
sat in the balcony, and cast her
glance round all the assembly. She
noticed that the traveller prince war
sitting in the assemble in fakir's at
tire
The princess said TO her handmade
Ell, Take this dish OF henna, go TO
that Traveller dressed like fakir, and
sprinkle scent on him from the dish.
The handmaiden obeyed the prin-
cess order. went 10 him, and Sprin-
killed. the scent over him.
Then the people said, The slave
girl has made a mistake.
But she replied, The slave-girl has
made no mistake; It's her mistress
has made the mistake
On this they married his daughter
TO The fakir, who was really no fakir
but a prince
What fate had decreed came to
pass in that country. and they were
married. But the king Of that city
became very sad in his heart, because
when So many chiefs and mobiles were
sitting there his daughter had cho-
sen none OF them, but had chosen
that fakir. but he kept these
thoughts to himself
one day the traveller prince said,
Let all the king sons-in-law come
out with me to-day To hunt
The people said, What is this ia
kir. that he should 20 a-hunting.
However. they all set out for the
hunt. and fixed their meeting place
at a certain pool
The newly married prince went TO
his tigers. and told his tigers and
hounds to kill and bring in a great
number OF gazelles and hog deer and
marknOr. Instantly they killed n
great number. Then taking with him
these spoils Of the chase, the prince
came 10 the pool settled on az a
meeting place The other princes,
sons-in-laws Of the king OF that city
also assembled there, but they had
brought no game, and the new prince
had brought great deal Thence
they returned home TO the town, and
went 10 the king their father-in-law
70 present their game.
Now that king had no son. Then
the new prince told him IL fact, he
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