The Ordway new era., 1907-11-22

SvJnghi, ig6, Bobbs-Mcrriii Coz
SYNOPSIS.
Warrington. American consul
h.t tells how reigning Grand
ssmnts 10 force his Melee. Prin-
E,rar,lc. TO marry Prince Dopple-
old widower. Warrington does
The princess even by sight.
orsback riding in the country
.rtak-s him and lie seeks accom-
In a dllapidated castle. Here
two women and an old man
one woman liz Princess Hide
"a The other "A friend. Hon. Betty
England. They detain him To
mock marriage between the
and u disgraced army officer,
done for the purpose OF foiIing
N duke. StcinboCk attempts to
princess and she is rescued by
Ion. Sleinbock disappears for
'ax Scharfcnstcin. an old Amcri-
u Of warrlngton's reaches Bar
Warrington tells him OF the prIn-
With a pirtur" OF woman In
vas on his neck when he. as u
picked up and adopted by his
S'hsr, whose name lie WAS given.
Mes II To be u picture OF his
Tie grand duk. announces to
rss that she is to marry Dopple-
following week. During "A morn
she plans to escape. She meets
sicin.
hkPTER Vi.-Continued.
am curious to know. Bauer
II to every one In Barscheit
oyerpay for things. and from
you will have to figure living
bis OF crowns"
|orth any price to hear n pretty
laugh. What a fine beginning
".
misfortune be kind enough to
|ou this way again. Herr!"
Fied ioyfully. not to say ambig-
% TO that" laughed the girl.
shining like the water In the
But he means only to thank
lnerosiiy Now."-with a Sc.
ln.-"how much do I owe you?
re; I've only few pieces OF
my purse"
Fraulein. you owe me moth.
even In debt to you for this
ovn." Which proved that
ID had his lesson In courtier-
sistant soon brought forth the
sive filly. Max sprang to her
n light her foot was in his
She could easily have mount.
such was her skill: but
ne woman of it,
going toward the Pass" she
ding the half-veiled appeal In
eyes.
way Is that" he asked.
into his own saddle.
way" nodding toward the
After all. there could be no
TWO or three hours their
puld separate for ever.
delightedly,-"I am going
myself"
aaer watched them till they
req around a turn in the road.
ned to his forge. shaking his
confronted by u problem too
even for his German mind.
mes an American, SO 1 will
any pity on him. The pity
ne must wed old Red.nose."
nave been II she had!
princess and Prince Charm.
h'o the country. and they
oont a thousand and one
nsd she ever been to France?
england? She had received |
er education there. Did she
rnhcess Hildegarde? Slight. |
was she like? She was a /;
nr,,e,sponsible, but very much |
~ she know Mr.. Warning.
.erican consul? She had !
W ms morning rides. Wasn't
orid' 1t was, indeed.
lngly. '
), wall. three feet high. ran
,ae,r a, right. The foreground
~. saa hrm. Pressing the reins
vs. withers, she made straight
s, al, cleared 1t. nnd drew up
,s ser side. Now, Max hadn't
wa @ that the horse under him
~ e', , 30 might very we'll say
~ S MS life in his hands as he
Isr. But Dandy knew his
ne took the wall without ef.
, .arm glow went over Max
sIru That he hadn't broken
~. together they gailoped
,ma rr,o and IN. came back for the
Up. .p, This. too. was made
m admiration knew no
(s,, "ss .s a dangerous pastime
o'clock they turned toward |;
~ about another thousand