Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-06-28

of changing your dress, for the one You
wear is slightly too worldly tor the place
to which we are going.
Change my dress?" the Tigrero ex-
claimed. You ought to have told me SO
al yonr house
Unnecessary. my dear sir. / have all
you require here"
"Here?"
"Well. you shall see," he said, as he
took from one of the coach pockets
Franciscan's gown, while from the other
he drew a pair of sandals and cord.
Have you not worn this dress before!
81 have"
"Well, you are going to put 1t on
again, and for the following reasons ::
At the convent people believe Cor pretend
to believe, which comes to the same
thing) that you are franciscan monk.
For the sake, then, Of the persons VINO
are not in the secret, it is necessary tnat
1 should be accompanied by monk, ana
more, that they may be able, If required
to take their oaths to the fact"
81 obey you. But will not your coach
man be surprised at seeing FRANCISCAN
emerge from the carriage into which ne
showed a cabelleroW
"My coachman? Pardon me, but l do
not think you looked at him"
Indeed I did not All these Indians
are alike and equally hideous."
"That is true; however, look at MIN.
Don Martial bent forward and slightly
lowered the shutter.
"Curumilla ~ he cried, in amazement,
as he drew back. HE, and so we'll dis
guised?"
do you now believe that he will be
| surprised?'
81 was wrong"
mo. bupt you did not take the trouble
| to reflect"
'Well, 1 will put on the gown, since
| must Still with your permission Will
keep m yweapons under ii"
"Caspita! My permission? On the
contrary, / order you to do So Bu'
| what are they?'
"You shall see A machete, knife
and pair of pistols"
"That is first rate. If necessary,
shall be able to find you rife"
While talking thus, the Tigrero hac
changed his dress.
| "There," the Frenchman continued
"you are perfect monk"
"No; l want something more, some
thing which is even Indispensable"
whats that?"
"The hat"
Chats true"
"That part Of my costume hardly
know how we shall obtain"
"Man of little faith!' the Frenchmar
said with a smile, ''see, and be con
founded"
While speaking thus he raised thu
| front cushion, opened the box it covered
and pulled out the hat of a monk of st
Francis, which he gave the Tigrero.
"And now do you want anything else!
Indeed, no. Why, your carriage is
perfect locomotive shop"
| The Frenchman opened the door. TO-
the carriage had stopped in front OF thu
| Convent of the Bernardines. Two o.
three Unlocking fellows were proving
about; and in spite of their affected in
difference, it was easy to recognize then
for spies. The Frenchman and his com
panion were not deceived. They got gu
with an Indifference as we'll assumed a
that of the spies, and approached tn
door SLOWLY. WHICH Opeucu az Ih0il III -
knock, and closed again behind them witt
a speed that proved the slight confidenc
the sister porter placed in the individual
left outside.
"What do you desire, senores" sh
asked, politely, after curtesying to tn
newcomers with a smile of recognition.
'My dear sister," the Frenchman an
swered, ''be good enough to inform tn
holy mother abbess of our visit, and asl
her to favor US with an interview for
few moments.
at is still very early, brother" tn
nun answered, land I do not know
holy mother can receive you at this me
ment.'
Merely mention my name to her, sis
ter. and l feel convinced that she vii
make no difficulty about receiving US"
81 doubt it, brother. for, as l said be
fore, it is very early. Still, am willin
to tell her, in order to prove to you m
readiness to serve you"
81 feel deeply grateful to you for tn
kindness, sister,
(To be continued.)