New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
TIE Aftermath of 6Oar.
BY FRED. J. FOX.

for she knew ET-rr. be hopeless - e--do-T'IL
The murh t%o S-nt j5Tntal 20 r., Say5-a 80
to VictOriue and she found herself, before sne "d-
well aware of II. biunderInS into an ADVOCACY u
the Favarian's claims. -
10 Ms work she observed. with some warmth
He mas been sergeant the EIsenbaan regiment
and good record.
~Whrrr did you al this siri: eI ysrdeau eau
asked iHpatientiy- An. l See-S0u nave H7' '''
night-at the Berniers'. she replied II a 10"
'oieei de- b< o., ,bs-.. -, r,uchg-. he inquired
ierceIy. And what lOcs old BcTnteT mean 1t
encouraging him? As a lover toy tn LIT J.S J..lSa
THE Ieutschers have made their ccnquest CON-
da lighters for their wives, They have conquered
Ar O the A Conclusion OF this outburst victorines
cheeks flaming red -. -, ,I 9TH.
stationmaster marry Julie BernlerE L-4s7"S
7. INTENSITY OF her voice caused him look up
suddenly and ths eiltale dusq on ne. GsI cr-1
that secret which she had SO JtaIously su@F0eo
Antoine Verdeau sank back in his chair Ike 5 one S
a hoarxe whisper. you yourself love this man
she threw herself at his feet Not PrussLan"
differ4nr from ali other Germans for he hates the
Prussians and admires France ard nsr OIa'e
Apparently he did not hear this & Pa5siqTEats lon ,JRsn R52
GI,re T sS NJ hr love had caused her lie simply
looked down upon ner sadly. reproacnruIy; as q. -
his eyes as a schoOImaster might give child who
Was unable to grasp aaeI9 s19 % sov % 30 %ascended
the credkng staircase When ne redcned nls os1. S
5%2@ Tino "a! aRd shd qaS laSeG q 66f SRs cottage ne
Tbe while radiance of the moon rendered all ths
more prominent objects OF the IandscaPs P.ainIy
visible He soGIi 500 the cI7arlTg N Lae S
near bv gIfstlnad ono Of the white stones Harknz
1s hS f5onEr td @ fT13 6 aa nd The = bubble Of hs
dream was burst n. realzei for the 1rst tIInH
SlnG4 I-5 Nd -er bv The CSernans-the forest
clearing the white Stone-TT5sr- L1=l NJ I5e
Fa9 Fn oen 1e 5'r, Tahr s9r hr lost provinces FFa-
eIorv had Iaparrei she vas suPtna and ASLEEP
The occasional frontier troubles t1- restlVeress %
crees BoqlanseT The Shsratan 5HaJ a oTsrP7ds
aIlianca with Russia the y@rSes 81 su 5I
| where did all these things 1~ad2 Nowh@rs. s1 Lne
| fickerings from frs snouldsrins en7N-= -
He heard vG!artne + so3oiqg in ,s in f,r 5n n'Ef ~ room %
| never rr-I to rlnderstand RI Gtrl l%a'rn@ r. T..
t9DHS. TO Hsr @Md snd Az for 10 ne is na v
then. that to s~raI'4 ms CT ~ m TO-
before he s~T ssl"co h ha@ sGaln .sr"1.. . .5.
save and ae1u;rS - '.r-Tt ~, 5s[- r.,. rs
daughters grief "' tn -tr'r=" lrn!n1t@'''- '0 a.
''1l WRaI 1' he avoka H. frr clnhl and '<'i-S'
5srt.j Thare ~ p marked cHanG. in m 81
as ~ s1 rirr 1''as''y y.S - -ather honey.
longer tvi~hIv r";tii-d It S.hdn41 SsI,rslT, &rI
and VIII H. Fs4rh-r would hay@ S-ok~7 With ~
tn. mute appeal t"r sti~n''- N H'-T -'-~
mo- For Who'll, w~.k she rrnatn.J 1adosrs ard -
fh cottage. ~avg the old man I'll. A. h:s EorS-
She returned Iare h. - 1919 ,s found
within him I" break the -iIsrcs ,-t.,o-,-s--.
h. h..,: said
~. 6esftared moment and then tnqu--.@d. T"'l
have s-en him aEafn-the StatIornl.lst@r2 ,.z
.eYas :" She rerliad IN . level vol"e- He SNH~o
ba ii VrtF-
MI Her n father showed no surprise
s5s ca4sh, hsr s5~qsn TIL No: r.nT T9t@5 r5r
u GAVE ne no rason. Sh replied The saTe
think h- guessed fI- @'Es-he Is COMING % 80
y9TF ?F5d H5afI have his ens~er sid vsrdeau
The ,invon-i ~nrrs If ti< rore ,sIIe , hT e.,
her 10 Fat f9ther~ ry~s With shcw-d him to BE- b. n
onged the patriot busy WI a.S " - SIRE mem
ores but tho man and me ftr 1.'seT ger, to p[
She threw herself at hi. f"t "a and r.- ktS,Sd a All si
she could say through her tears,
W., r,,y.,.s Bauer entered the cottage m.
| nevt dlv h. found Autotr" Verd~au very different
Rderd I,f from ,dq.5ok [Rr He was sorte9usy
Ceived and er,coUraged 70 talk on niaItrrS ls dl -
n1Sr,es MS ~ Munich its ART It's music even Il.
beer H. I, s9kr Win 5n rsvaa!ed no trace Of Prus-
sian <tnlidity. But when these imperSonSal nlat
i
bi mission called for attention. his huency tor.
SaoL, 3in, and il only when NtctOrtne entered
,bc r1orr1 that h.. summoned I'd courage 70 sPe4A
PINT n Wa not talk about Bavaria "aIIlN
hrs to-day h. said hesitatngly. Ter tneTe -
anorher matter which affects me- nucn more CesI.
" THE fact i. Monsieur Nerdsau- Nictnrlne ana
| + are i'm love with zach other. and-and - ,
: :aAnd so would marry" said The old man An
,,orsie4rr u hrl th.-ra willing parties 70
lontrect What right has third 20 stand N ths
Tic,nrina uttered a glad CRY a. her lover =
,rfa5 in = hurst Of fervO-. You make me th@
banL,,Tjsst ra- in rhe world. Monsieur Ferdeau
I5-1t an not wholly selfish in my JOY. ] Know
what Vctnrlre j. Won. and SHAH not taS5 l-.
60 away Why h. cried r@7SsurlnElS trOLH
~ 70 fbs ,nttase AT H. station tis little more
than A stones throw 49,. -
she ned not live FAR away a. that salG
tho old man quietly There II the house yon91r-
Yo, see monsieur VictOrine docs n"t 20 Z" '3'
husband quit- doWsrleSs
XIrtnrire stared at the old man IN aHnaze'IsenI
.E,t father that house was never ." - rNPaf'-"
,,n,ii IA PavanChe had come
ui.IIi .+diTa Ia Ver3cau shook ,li~ head La Re-
~, 50 mGnsi.lIr'-h,- tu-r@4 TO the station
FJa smiled sadly. hut thrT" were ear ~ -
avee The. Younger man bowed MS fe,ii " =
[ s,I,s.+f,rl silence BE soldier ana pttFl"e-
too. and understood ,,r t..- ,h.,, r,,siss-
anJ tbus n WIS that Angsidort lost lfaJ IilSlT-
~ reminder OF itS shane. and once more zee
havoc wrought through the hatred OF the nations
! Hras repaired by the love ~ mar f"r naid--
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