The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-01-10
TIE PRINOFToNz AY,JANUARY=1 10, 1901


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no 1s,a that other miserable affair Though S
have hunted all over the continent, have never
seen Hldegarae since that night at
;dea bt q ~ am ang = the nsiss
cipality Of Hohenphalia, where She was born and
over which she rules with infinite wisdom. The
klng y oetermlnea that she shai wed Prince
tba tact +here ,no,,1d 81 d Iu.
turbance to follow any such act II ever meet
that watchdog Others, the Count yon Walden,
trouble. The world isn't large enough for two;
such men as we are By the way, 1 PLAYED rou-
|~lette at the Casino ast.night and won 5000
francs. Well, au revoir, or adieu as the case may
be. They sell the worst whisky here you ever
heard Of It's terrible to have an educated palate
"A "a :. IS zsSa% 5szsc1]s 5zssz5S E. H1LIARs
60 Id wac etill l1oci,.;,,rS sfo,,@.. -, -
as.,1a 80,
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OF patience with the fellow. Even if
she loved him. what chance had no
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80 80 e t.5 ,ono - .ne Ains
1aiS Was q Wiz Hedueu IellOW, ana It
at liberty was not incapable of GREAT
mo a die+nrho mo - II ,,,;nh+ lo,,a 1,,,..E
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III Jall De Oh the SalloWs.s Stlll Hlllars,
with. all his love Of adventure, was
not ordinarily reckless Vet rif no MOI
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tool in hin, for hor s1;ohtos+ 10 ,,,.;aa s
Who+ovor bonnonod t1,o.,>u,,.t .ra.s,1
fall mon him - Nv on;n;on' fo,nea ,a
from rvarione stories hod hoo,d -
the princess was NOT very aa+tor;no
to her. rho letter and ;ts noss;h;,i+ .;as
Disturbed me- p : -@-,..~ 49,
rhe second letter was from, shood.
quarters in New york.. - -~'~~
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cial Her serene b;rhness the p1;ncses H;1dsosrd
of Hohenphalia has taken it into her head to dis
appear again. Go over and see Rockwell in B.
tvna yet ana IL mas never oeen
good reading. London seems particularly dull
just now, and you can easily turn over your af
ia1ls 70 the assistant ms womans life is more
4pti % romance tnan ina. OF any other woman OF
Of it is her reputation is said to be like that of
casar's wife, above reproach. Get full history
e Won can gat anr %on Sne Is 20 mar
know how you dislike this sort Of work. prying
into private affairs. as you call it, but with all
nese et '' springag up AROUND uE
know ANYTHING about Hilars? 1s he dead 'c ~
alive? Take all the time you want for the story
and send it by mall -.---..
The Princess Hildegarde" 1 cried
aloud. ."Ihe deuce take 1.-the woman!
What's that?" asked my assistant,
who had overheard my outburst.
-"Oh, am to go across on a special
story" / said' with snarl, '.just as
was fixing for weeks fishing. I've
got to concern myself with the Prin-
cess Hildegarde of Hohenphalia."
"Ah, the Princess Hildegarde!" said
the young fellow, pushing back his hat
and elevating his feet, trick he had
acquired while being reared in his ma
tive land, which wac the state of ILL
nois, in America. "You want to be
careful. Every one burns his fingers
or singes his wings around that can
die" ...
Z s.What do you know about her?'' I
asked.
"a little. You see, about six months
ago discovered all regarding Hillars
and his fall from grace. 1t was through
the Reuter- agency. Hillars got badly
singed. An elopement of some sort
between him and the princess was nip
ped in the bud. He was ordered to
leave the country and warned never to
return at the peril of his liberty. A de-
scriptiQn Of him is with every post on
the frontier. AS for the princess, she
is an interesting character. She was
educated in this country and France
She speaks several languages. She is
headstrong and willful, and her royal
guardian is only too anxious to see her
married, and settled down. She mas
querades in mems clothes when it
pleases her, she can ride horse like a
trooper, she fences and shoots, she has
fought two duels, and heaven alone
knows what she has not done to dis
turb the tranquility of the court. For