Evening journal., 1907-02-20

tails three feathers. and II you be once
In need you just shake them and we Will
be with you right away and will do all
we can to help you"
Sopp took the three feathers from each
taf Heol Oh o1
''Can you tell me where Fairyland Isl
would Ike 10 go there"
why, SURELY We are just from there.
Mount your horse and ride after us"
81 goi unsn his uoraa. the two doves
few always in front. and he right behind
them quick as the wind. The seventh day
they were in Fairyland.
My gooonns7. if -clp ever saw anything
so beautiful what he saw there was GER
tainly the pair TO IT, In the brooks nothing
but milk and honey was flowing. and even
the grass was here of silk. The gardens
were each more beautiful than the other,
and the flowers were all Of the most pre-
cious stones. The trees had silver stems,
and also tho branches were OF silver.
but the leaves upon them We're Of pure
gold; and the amount of fruit and bios
SONS upon them-tho branches nearly
broke, so full were theyi And, Oh. for the
dowdrGps-they were all diamondsi
Well. Sepp's eyes stood still Of so much
looking around, for this IS fact he had
never seen anything like It I'm all his life
since his mother put him out, But wasn't
it gorgeousi The windows Of his soul
nearly fell OUT
After having a good look all around and
everywhere he went on and on and final
ly came to a beautiful castle. Wasn't II a
castle, though What he had seen of cas-
tlcs until now were comparatively hardly
pig stablcsl The walls were silver. the
windows In them diamonds. the roof was
pure gold and all the doors were inlaid
with the most beautiful stones you can
imagined
In this palace dwelt the Fairy Princess
Goldhair all alone, and she happened 10
look out OF the window just then. She was
so wonderful 20 look at that surely no one
ever saw anything like her. Her hair was
The purost gold and her eyes were ike two
/ black beetles. Her face was like a rose
but her arms. Ike all the rest Of her were
I like fresh fallen snow. No painter could
/ have painted her more beaWiful. The in.
stant this beautiful creature saw sepp she
ran toward him, embraced him and kissed
I him.
We'll YOU beautiful love OF my heart
You mine and thine unto death We vii
live here Ike the hsh IN the water
! "Ah. beautiful love of my heart, I canno
stay with YOU, for the King has sent ml
I out 10 get you for him, and now viii yoJ
come with me or viii you not?"
! "Ahi beautiful love Of my heart whei
I bathing once IN that pond my ring fell int
the water and before 1t is found 1 canno
go step from nere'
"Ohl beautiful love OF my heart IS 6
only that2-l will get you tho ring"
The Fairy Princess Goldhair now tool
Sepp into the palace and gave him plent
Of meat and wine and took good care O
hitn When Sepp was through with hi
dinner and good rest he mounted his hors
and rode out 20 the pond IN which III
Princess had lost her ring. Now he mad
n search 'in his bag for the three hsl
scales and the Instant he shook then
there was.t .thc hsh ho had saved from tn
THORN busb
''what g the matter, dear master; wha
Is the matter?'
"Not more and not less than that yo'
have 20 SET. me the ring out OF this pom
that the Ptincess Goldhair lost when bath
: ing
"Oh, heayens By my poor SOUL this !
easily said but when the ring dropped OF
from her hnger great frog came an
swallowed 30 up"
rs 60 aud cal me a- icast the frog"
With these words the hsh disappeare
quickly INTO the water and after a shor
5 time rcturncd with a great frog waddlin
behind hin. Aly goodnessl and II Il ism
! the very same frog which Sepps parent
= had fed "a their house! As soon as sh
saw Sepp she rpcognized him
We'll what do you look for here wler
p no hird Is fying any more2"
ri am seareh.nc for a lost ring TaIi
is. stys tlat you have found IT,"
Really ! do not know Let me see."
And nov the frog sot sick. and trui