The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-19

lives ran to assist him in rising Mh | he speaks in wrath he frightsns whole ,nultitude. and all weapons he handles i1 sne sneh dare m nsSmRasspai cSSIeRnss nim You ad not know this hefore. did vouy,
 No" said Blanca in astonishnnent
 And when in our house that sad even occurred. which thr4w wIdoWs weeds ton arose if our family. My brothers swore that they would kill the man wh IT. ever they found hlss. Manasseh alone was silent. went into his room. I was preparing to depart. and was about td pnt pair of rfstois in the case. He had one of, them in his hand. went tc him. fell upon his breastS and sa.d:s
 :" My dear Manasseh Pyatnisss, ,..s me !, not 2 miniously because this would cause me pain.' sss :. et flaming eyes: those two spots g.owed upon as as that of statue and while his pantins breast wrestled with the demon weiBhing upon 1t, the barrel Of tiis pistol, which hs held In his two cienched hands, bent Eke wax candle. and thus 1t rernsired. @sl wondered and laughed.
 :. See. now, you can not shoot with this pistol, Do not kill him. Do not He then embraced me kissed me and, raising his fist with the thumb polnting toward Heaven. he said:
 "T promise you not to kill him, not to destroy him, because this would cause you pain.
 How ManasseRs form grew in Blanea.s soul while Anna related this: until now of his twin sister was his suppleme entary part. Until now the self-restraint which had kept. Manasseh from avenginR hjs sisters wrongs had been the object 0f nAJ s@kn MaA hiANAraxx iieved that an inflexfble dogma of faith had been the cause of his foFbearances She now aearned that what protected that wfetched deceiyers and rendered. him ir- violabie was the everlasting charm of a heart that never ceases to love. The VOW which Manasseh had made to Anna was to him an articles of fafth BiancS now not only loved him; she aAarsd htrn,
 Meanwhile the happy protege of the with her new home, Blanca goes about with Anna everywhere, and the latter Is at home In every house. The town of the moon island is peculiar little colony. Left to itself. surrounded by foreign tribe dwelling in wooden huts and cloth ed in rags, the little piece of earth is the abode of an original culture devel- oped from its own peculiar germ.
 1t is well.reguiated city. in which and yet lawsuits are settled and diseases cured there. It is said that the first inhabitants five hundred years ago) were Germafis~settlers who had come from Eisenwuerzel-but now they speak pure and faultless Hungarian. This small pop ulation: has schools in which philosophy and poetry are taught A particular de- partment Is devoted to the technical sci- ences. The girls school in Toroczko is the oldest Tn the country.
 Blanca was astonished when she learned about the riches of these poor people. For knowledge Is riches. The gymnasium and the academy for girls are in little los house. And the little city among the rocks Is not satisfied with educating it's own children; 1t also offers an asylum to those of strangers. Poor Seeker boys wander from distant communities to Tor- oczko and are taken care of and educated gratuitously. And lest there be a lack of entertainment inssthe little island the people. who during the week work herd and. face the enemy, gave on Saturday evening grand concert in honor of Blanca. of which the Princess said that never before had she heard anything so beautiful. k :
 You sec" said Anna ,'this is our La Scala.T 'CTo be Continued