The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-16

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Iron Counts teeth CAME tor with
a savage snap as he read hNhature
OF the princess at the end. II was
no recourse. She had strucEd $'Bev
erly Calhoun. He looked at I'D Rtct
1t was IL o'clock. The edict E. hiI
twenty-four hours from the n
that day. Th" gray old libert ~
patchcd messenger for hisS11 Il
affairs. lawyer. ,c& high sts6d
Edelwcis,S. '1>,.-SS they yeof7
until midnight. SStly after =
the morning follow Apg sgoQpt i
was in the train foIsYfenha, m
set foot OH Grausta3k,s sen at All
was banished and hfs estafes COZ n
ed by the government.
The ministry in Edelweiss w
slow to reopen negotiatione
DawsDerGen. A proclamatio1Z a
sent to the prime minister
forth the new order Of affairs arz
gesting the instant suspension -.
tile preparations aud the Jrestora.Ek
Prince Dantan. Accompanying sN
proclamation went dignified M n,
from Dantan informing his peoI{<..
II" awaited their commands. W>
ready to resume the throne IT,
been so dcsecrated. Ik NofIld& W.
JOY to restore Dawsbera m
peaceful and prosperous COLI thlhi
The meantime the Duks<,of NiSSubn
iatchcd the news to th9 PrincessX
OF ANpnaln. who Wps forced tQ&Ve
dom-trnlporarily * lcast-hery I'D /
ate designs upon Craustark. TlSxi,
t''rc of Gabriel put an Ito heN
parent plans. as,
"But she is bound to breaein
against us sooner or later and a.
slightest provocation," said YeET
Il dare say that n friendly atsyI
between Graustark and Dawsb&I
VIII prove sufficient to check any,:
bitions she t1ay have along that I
said Ravonn significantly. Then
very near 10 each other now. yourfNl
hess. Friends should stand toget}
Beverly Calhoun was in susp&
BaldOs had been sent OFF to the front
10y Prince Dantan, carrying the m
sage which could be trusted to MOI O
or. He accompanied the Grausta
ambassadors of peace as Dantan's .sl
cial agent. He went in the nighttin
op6 Raynrly did NOT vnn hin, u
week which followed his departu
was the longest she ever spent. s
was troubled in her heart for fe
that he might not return, despite {
declaration she had made to him
one hysterical moment. 1t was d
cult for her to keep up the show
cheerfulness that was expected of L
Reticence became her strongest ch
acteristic. She persistently refused
be drawn into Il discussion Of her
latlons with the absent one. Yeti
was piqued by her manner at first,
wisely saw through the mask us til
went OH. She and Prince Dantan
many quiet and interesting chats 6
corning Beverly and the erstwl
guard. The pnnce took Lorry and ,
princess into his confidence. He t,
them all there was to tcra about
dnshing .sjend and corr In,
lseSEsssy yaka>2I--&-~-.-,sss-''zz@ fee
dace became fast and loving HelA
Tho young girls worship of her bro
er was beautiful to behold. She HI
died close to him on every OCCASION, a
her dark eyes bespoke alteration wht
ever his name was mentioned in
presence.
"If he doesn't come back pretty so
I'll pack up and start for home" BE
crly said to herself rcsentfully one d:
"Thpn if he wants to see me he'll ha
to come all tn" way 10 Washin'ton. a,
I'm not sure that he can do it, eth,
He's too diSgustingly poor"
"Wha's became o dat Misteh Bald,
Miss Bev'ly?" asked Aunt Fanny in t
midst of these sorry cogltations. III
he tuck hit int his haid to desc
us To- good? Seems to me he
oughteh"-
Now. that will do. Aunt Fanny
reprimanded her mistress stern
You are not supposed to know an
thing about affairs Of state. so dol
ask
[CoNTINUED.1
When rich man dies there Is III
versnl sorrowing on the part Of tho
he overlooked in making his will.
In an Industrial world shop is t
only thing that people can talk al
say anything worth while.
Luck Is pleasant but untrustwortl
friend.
Love and money are indispensat
to the state of matrimony, and the le
you have Of one the more you need
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