New-York tribune., 1902-12-22


4 should ike to know" said Ernestine. about
Frau Jenss face lit Up with hope Was it pos fSs
bim$ IF you viii Wait one moment my daughter
will make you out the little ollL con1'eSSs' anu
@oh not-that IS not necessary You must know
Frau Jenss face fell again This dtd not look
the two dresses you had when you came home
from the e i S5 b1t yfa e little dark blue dress
of the Pensonnaires it suited yeu so Well NaA d
making OF the summer cambric 80 marks How
sas5 @ e B & dress s6ner gsd y9b yTbbans s9 Nv dGgHtsr
so anxious you should have it for tie garos s+ n5
nearly all night sewing the tucks and really think
ensEmgg nas 1gfy Pfetty sd the young
little 1mpatienty but 90 on Please How n n1ri onIv
have been tr1e for y was & cut b9f2 eI~ dresses
Well said Frau Jens. that was rather a large
item You would nave tne sIlvsr % en- 5Isrs would
have been quite sufficient decoration IoE tns Gse
Hou t5t evenfng For the rst time said you
| the prettiest young lady there. and the most
The dress cannot have come to less than 40 200
! marks mused the comtesse Mammas, per per
dress for her We owe good n5s % oi5 5 h5g zsi49
Jens dare say you are ANXIOUS r 70 IKE Re 70 press:
but OF course When one has supplied the materials
| it comes sometimes inconvenient o. -.
"of course: I quite understand tninK you
| The comTesse relapsed into silence for few
minutes, then spoke again w naIS T more, } oI MI
| do something for me and it won't be anything
much I promise you you'll be paid within SIX
The energy With which this was said quite
Its only to supply ne with little tnformation
| to try on here Tomorrow between and 81 81,
| What she want to know that for? tnoIgns 3f
et 5Etu me nss See About or little after. the Drin
What. You MAKE make for 1.-THE the DEiReesSss @ dresses
here ssid H5Vf the dressaar trying TO Ioo
though making frocks for the daughters OF a sran1
Do the DrIGsssss come aloPg PBsv are always ae
companie By their governess the Frefraulefn
\ Dietrich-Hulst
You know her. doubt. gracious f5zuletGs
shes a horrid old woman, very censOrioGs. and
| talk to you and make themselves agrsea6Ie2'
have @h no yf bride the rRe RGifSs fSsulsn is cerIy
se r and 6s d95s 69 Tyndy ag f5sy wh as s9s
| Well and who else is coming; r,s,. ,,,-s
Bar1eIs at $50 but fear SHAH have keep her
| waiting, don't think the prtncesses VIII %
FFauiein Won Bartelsi An this Is e5oslGPts Ttsc "a.
ffuIst and then Frauein Won BarteIs7tt could 1os
have turned out better FrauIein Won HarIs-s 49,
Frau Jens wondered why this circumstance should
/ cause the Con1tesse so much pleasure - -.
That disposes Of the court people. and AZ 80
officers and their wives and daughters% sad e
! is the greatest gossip in KIatscheburs- Is any
The others Cannot possibly interest YOU ssi9
+ o11y eS Fran 4dVoRat Hansen and little Frau
Jgepsep had from 9rr645s the 42 tRaa an9 proissd %I
Pap: will De dusk before have time me- 70 & atten5
year. does know how to ft them al in, IN
much though. Of course. do not know ,. Tnen i
not?-on the Belle Vue Hill What of person
All, very pleasant lady. They are much re-
spected town She is ordering sprpg dresses
% for nerse rf fq 70 mass Sure OF having them before
y" .tTH 80 y +aI1,.+ivs narsou2''
'"Takattve? Why. she stays here long after our
business is % 9yeF telling oI me SO a bR e should snioy
it. for going out SO Little IngSe 554 + VIII an make q
nervous to-rnorrow, because of my next Client who
"A gossip-ah. very good; and who is the next
a4h. now. 7 scarcely like to tell you- Frau Jir-
gensen is the wife OF one OF the fishers or the Hot
| But il was the strangest thing. S9e 5 was Ins
daughter Of one Of our most resPee{sd 2 1 the
surprise surprise OF az iI 5lSI G1s HON, fshert They are
give large dances. entirely among themselves
The family was horrifed for though Jgrgensen
/ like many OF the fishers. is very we'll or IL was
unheard OF marriage Tor girl OF sooo Ours-er
I s6Dose so but I really hardly understand
II natraIy could not refuse to make for her. for
had done since she was a child ana am oIrea
sorry for the poor rItary since her 5arents
! died. She says she always comes TO me 20 ne4r
the t news F5 for 5e1er STP reaa an Sas T Th s are %
All 5hen it is IS rather 1S one go96 you fh1 s0S iS
Emile Pap. Surely you know her shop small
| but one of the finest IN Klatscheburg- Sne mas
| such exquisite lace and trmruings-oniy tne nneSr
oh of course. You told me: think that my
silver trimming came from t her, t5 the --sssnaker
| We are very fond OF each other and oroer d
| Good said Ernestine- so we have the prin-
cesses and FraqIein yo9 BSrrss' ann ana trsssg
class and of the Holm fshersEexcellent IL e eoG3 20
| the ground floor Of this house, IT, rt.-.-,-s
Certainly. gracious frauletn- Herr 11euLenanc ant
has he three
door. and my landlady Frau PTeI[er IVES SII on t
! an excellent tenant He gives no trouble Former
| " she used to let it gymnasium master. on
whom she had to wait herself. but she found mat
too much trouble or course. tne herr
has his soldier servant. and has his meals sent III
And do you think the people WHO are coming nina;
| TO try on tomorrow know that the nerr heo-
| tenant lives on the ground hoor? -.
| Frau Jens stared and hesttated- wei sdio
Ernestine. the princesses wouldn't our rrauieln
Won BarteIs would. think
THE Hansens know him. said the dreSsrnaAer-
They make great deal Of the officers they know.
and invite them often as they can so tIa1 Iney
are certain 10 know where Herr Lieutenant Brauo
G;ood-and perhaps you would just mention the
Won can manage IT. give Eint TO the prtncesseS
49, an ofHcer has his rooms there Never mind
why I want this I shall be extremely obliged 10
Ernestfne took leave of Frau Jens leaving ths
latter considerably nlysthed by her strange re-
osg SGa sIfnDed borneward and az the door encoun-
tered otto starting to join some Of his friends at
syJThars nave YOU been Erna2'' he asked.
" Y did not know you went about entirey alone
"CnIT to the dressmaker's in the High Street
1T is not correct Jnat you Snould 90 &C. a
panied. he said ansrliy- Deg you viii "'' V
You have Just been dunned for bill. think.
Otto she said with seeming irreleVa LoSA
here can you tell whether the orfcerS OF Ine
generals horrid nuisance he said what co
So1 'op nothing thought perhaps you would