Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-11-14


the spectator her beautiful face. with
the dark. yelled. seductive eyes. The
little white teeth cleaned out be.
tween the rosy, smiling lips. She
stood quite motionless; only her ear
rings shook lightly and showed with
how much difficulty she kept herself
quiet.
Slowly the foiding-doors closed, and
then there came a burst of applause.
For the moment compliments were
showcred on the Baroness, who was
besieged with questions; but she
seemed TO have no time to listen to
them. She rushed up to Jussnitz.
Help me to persuade Fraulein Won
Sweidorf to stay to supper; she says
she will mott"
He followed her mechanically.
Baroness" he said, why do you dc
this?"
She thrust him. without speaking
into the room where Hllda had sunR
exhausted into chair.
Thank you, it win be better for me
to co. she replied CURLY to the re-
newed persuasiong of the Baroness.
My aunt will be expecting me; please
let me CO."
You are right, Fraulein Won Zwei.
bort" said Jussnitz. coming up to her.
IL will escort you home. How in the
world did you happen to come here to
play this role in a circle where you
know no one?"
The young girl looked at him de.
family and was silent.
Don't spoil sport, Jussnitz," ex-
claimed Barrenberg. 81 must say 1t is
a queer sort of thing for you to carry
Fraulein Won Zwcidorf off now"
And taking her aside he added
Don't you understand that my cousin
will be suspected of smuggling into
the house beauty who is not present.
able, and that would be very un-
pleasant for me for the sake of my
guests?" Acd then he turned to
Hilda with an air OF decision, offere i
her his arm, and said: ALLOW me 10
present YOU to my guests"
During the scene Ante had been
standing In the midst of circle Of
curious spectators.
Pray, Frau Jussnitz. why did you
not introduce us to this new starr" in.
quired Lieutenant Won Osten.
rs she a relative of yours IN
CURED the actress.
Good Heavens. what surprises the
Baroness does get up Were you IN
the PLOT, Frau Jussnitz?" cried an.
other.
"oh. 1t vas only joke such as ou,,
good Baroness loves" said the beauti-
full widow, struggling her shoulders.
Who cares how she brought it about i?
Perhaps II IS her dressmaker. or some
thing of that sort "
The generals four daua hters nodded
at each other significantly, as If %
confirm what had just been said. But
Nelly Belkcn said quite frankly That
probably papa would not like 1t very
well IL he knew Nelly had been help
ing Cousin Erlach to carry out q
practical Joke.
Papa was so opposed to our com.
ing she concluded. land now We
shall eaten II | hope uncle will take
the Spanish girl back where Irene got
her from as fast as possible"
Ante was perfectly silent. Fror,
her silence people naturally conclude /
that she, Toe thought there was som 5.
thing wrong.
Then the circle opened, and Hnda
Won Zweidorf appeared ON Barren.
berg's arm, pale. agtqted. holding her
head RICHLY erect; and her costume
at this moment had coquettish
theatrical air
Ante held her fan tightly claspsa
IN both hands, and again the eyes Of
these two met as they had done this
morning, in loag, searching look. an :
then Leo whispered in his wife's ear.
I entreat you TO befriend this youns
girl"
DO not do e., 10 not do IT," voice
cned within her. Turn your back on
her and she win be harmless for an
time,"
For nc moment. one short moment
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thrown proudly back; she could see
The peculiar glances which the gues,s
cast ut The young girl. saw NV osten
liked his monocle impertinently In his
eye, and how the colonel's wife put IN
her lorgnettc-and the next moment
MITE went forward a few steps to
me Htlda and grasp d her hand
= am delighted to gee You again
TINS evening. my dear Fraulein Won
H"oidort You have given us all. and
especially my husband and myself. a
charming surprlse--hasn't she. Leo?"
She turned 60 her husband as she
SPOKE. omshing ut her falsehood.
He declared that he agreed with har
entirely and announced that he had
known Fraulen Won Zweidorf ever
since she was so hish--measur,ne
WIN his hand about half yard from
the floor. 'N'''
The two ladies were stin standing
hand in hand, but Hnda's ewes had
dropped before the young wife's
glance. At length the servant who an.
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