The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-01

When Mr.. Schinderl heard OF dlsln.
herltlng, he too, began 10 consider n.
matter seriously. and the upshot OF Il
ali Was that an ever hungry young bar.
rister who lived in the top story Of the
house was taken into their confidence
and prevailed upon 10 act the happy
lance IN consideration OF some free
dihners and suppers. Later. when the
cunt should have gone home. this
breaking Of the engagement would b.
announced by letter
Toward evening the expected CUES,
arrived Mizzi acted her part with
great skill. and when the supposed
lance appeared IN Papa Schinderli
best suit. his eyes beamed with hap
rness. presumably al the prospect o.
he rich repast IN store for him.
on the whole. he was good-lookins
fellow. and made himself as agreeable
as could be desired. His courteous and
obliging manner won the heart Of The
elderly lady. who in the course Of ths
evening found occasion 10 whisper Il
her niece:
"a charming NANNY ideal OF hus-
band for you"
Turning 10 the barrister. she asked:
What is your full name?"
The old lady made an entry in lit
tlememorandumb book. Frederick Gott-
lieb Purzel" she repeated Pardon
me, I am so forgetful. And what is your
profession"
Il am member Of the bar Of the
imperial royal court Of justice" Pure
replied. with great dignity.
Really? A member Of the bar OF thu
royal court OF iustice." the aunt re
peated. with eyebrows respectfully
raised. for she had never before heard
this high sounding equivalent for bar
rister.
When. however. the visitor had de.
parted. the poor fellow sank back into
insignifcance. The only ray OF light in
his life was the daily meeting with
slizzi.
The latter always smiled at him and
pleased him better and better. until one
fine day he screwed up his courage u
speak 10 her and ask.
May inquire how your aunt is?"
'Oh. Mr.. Purzel. she wrote yesterday
that she was not feeling very well,
( Mizzi replied with a troubled face
The barrister thereupon walked with
her for a short while. speaking Of lis
cold room, his warm heart and love il
general The young people were JUS
about ready TO part, with a warm hand
pressure and a still warmer glance
when Mrs. Schinderl came around II,
corner.
"Mizzi. what can you be thinking o.
TO let yourself be seen with this mem
Der OF the barr"
But. mother"
Hush. Come home with me al
once" and away swept the lady. fol
lowed by her reluctant daughter.
A few days later the young man wal
sitting, hungry and cold. in his attic
when the letter carrier knocked at tn
door and handed him a communication
from a notary in D., the home o
Aunt Nina As attorney for Miss VII
helmina Schinderl. deceased, the no
tary announced the amazing news ths
the old lady had made Mr.. Purzel 50.
heir % her large fortune.
Shaking his head the barrister wa
reading the incredible document 10
the tenth time. when there was
. knock on the door Al his come In
Mrs schinderl. wearing a very humbl
IA
Have you already heard. dear Ill
Pur1ele" she futed ia her sweetcs
voice.
The barrister started. then a smii
spread over his face and he answered
"Alas. yes"
why. alas" Surely you love m
daughter. Mr.. Purzel?"
Yes: but I loved her just as muc
a few DAYS ago and then she was 10
good FOR me.
My dear Mr. Purzel, Oh fcrgiy
my haste-I-"
II forgive you. but only on one col
dnion and that is that you, Mr
Schinderl. never enter my house
Never
We'll al least only for few day
at a time. by the way Of a loan, so
speak
Mrs Schinderl was obliged TO gi'
IN. and when the happy heir h'
brought his Mizzi home. he Off
laughed over the borrowed fance az
the mother-ia-law "by the way OF
loan. From the German in y.
Suu.
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