The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-05-24

when through marriage with Miss Mary eh paes 1e
crafty to nicely every whm this direction The Rendels
went from Dan Beersheba and CHANGED that they
up at San Fernandez during those that matter
Of the spasmodic history Of that Central American Republic
Lady Rendel accompanied by her sister, Miss Louise
Churchill lately engaged to Stephen Wharton Of Baltimore
BY his Simpson, and Lady Chuchis maid fell iii
girl called Gloria Rbe En p co nosi at
San Fernandez happened to be this time the Right Honorable
party put up at the Consulate
This building faces the Cathedral dating the seventeenth
times good organ organ woke Miss cSnrehi
be always playing and the people always their devotons
San Fernandez is in every way fine example Of old New
rs gou that II he President senor pon oa e ods
lad established himself through successful revolution %dU
Rendel had met the Presidents wife in Paris called
and The ladies saw much Of society in e s
tall Then they wandered about the place collected things
But Louise Churchill, for Of her in
best OF spirits The truth Of the matter that she
fond Of certain Christopher Bates who had Aed arocouy
10 Stephen Wharton as is sometimes the way with young wo
AT she found she had been spitng herself
d o e cool % 6 Re Rs s 5ea
entered, passages of the old Comedy.
, a MIS- Ge n ws as e ai s man u serssans
narrang this little drama will make distinction between
tongues She heard the little sergeant:
Victoria, rincl"
All Jose Rubino the song under window last night
for Theresa
There TheFesas and Theresas Rubno replied venty;
"but Of Glorias-'
"But one. suppose said the girl.
q ns ees MISS s i e se Du Ter s deu 5
Rubno fastened out Of the door,
"Your lover. Gloria?" Miss Churchill said
"Hc thinks he is, Senorita. But who knows7 Yet he i
very good fellow and very prominent He has charge Of the
Miss Churchill sighed gave the girl some silver and vve,+
to her room with headache s'"S s''0' ana went
few days after there came ruors of uprising Of GER
y % dlan ct MIS-: da 1 bss. Of the
She heard Of it first breakfast The army of the rebellion
vailed town and she heard the roaring Of cannon
why this will be oy--a real siege"
You'll be safe here said the Consul fair-hared man Of
fall in love with this interesting woman - =
ION yes w s. are quite safe quite safe Lord Rend said
the harbor." Lady Dendel remarked. '"'p -
sasss es d Ssr. Dc sld H n sBoui jus MIS-
~ h. SO - W s -'''' ''''' Churchill
have warned the President said Forsyth ~and he has
oh Louise Lord Rendel remarked Il was looking over the
sst American paper and saw the engagemen q that fellow
s Nos IS n WIDOW S'n' a'ss those American So
s s s os d S ts Ii s.ass d@ who he s
The Cathedral bell began toll aecentuatng roll Of guns
while cries from the street reached them
Ase much do" Forsyth said rising; much So mus,
i going You all must keep close to the house" 'Ds'
servant at this appeared at the door
Pardon Excesny His ghRess the President to see your
zxceIency"
wonder what the old duaer wants Of meour protection
rfhsps"
And he cut to his Office. Rendell following him. The
Flies II the window little Of soldiers and the Presi
Ent's carriage.
Presently Renden returned, ansexcitemsnt
Fnrx acting for Blunt the American Consul in his alb
Sncs he said THE President doesn't offend u.s. YOU
Ry fancy He has captured three men, purposes to shoot
s because he thinks they Englsmen who are d.
s<i1g Members army Now. this is the most extraordinary
oinedecs.