The Ordway new era., 1907-11-01
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SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
A., warrington. American consul
.b,It tells how r.i.ning Grand
.,,smnts to force his netcc. frin-
,,.ul.,,'r,ie 10 marry Prince Dopple-
'. IA yIdower. Warrington does
~. N. princess even by sight.
sorssback riding In the country
n,ftakes him and he seeks accom-
~, in a dllnpidatcd castle. Here
y. Two women and an old man
iDne wnmun IL Princess Hide
- the other n friend, Hon. Betty
~ Enrlaud, They d.tain him to
mock marriage between the
=, ard disgraccd army officer.
~. done for the purpose OF foiiinS
r,,si duke. Stcinbock attempts -
h princess aud she is rescued bS.
.f,on StsinbOCk disappears Tor
Gax schnrfcnstcin. an old Amcri-
f-.sd Of WhTTington's reaches Bar
/ CHAPTER ~.
came straight to the consulate
h vas so glad to see him that |
M down In front OF the sideboard
NJ, orders that | was at home to
b. We had been classmates and
mates at college. and two better
Vi never lived. We spent the
\ night In recounting the good
tiys, sighed a little over the de-
/! ones. and praised or criticized
lvng. Hadn't they been times.
b, The nights we had stolen up
llatelphIa to see the shows. the
Thanksgiving games In New
the commcncements, and all
u had come out Of the far west.
vss foundling who had been
tet by wealthy German ranch.
rlned Scharfcnstein. which name
assumed as his own. II being as
as any. Nobody knew anything
Nay's anteccdcnts. but he was
and handsome and jolly that no
tared hang. For all that he did
Drow his parentage. he was gen
en, something that has to be bred
le bone. Once or twice | remem-
eeing him angry. in anger he was
pant, deadly. but calm. He was n
ID ,rack.llnen, for he was what
fs men are. quick and agile. The
tiow who is catlike In his moyN.
Is the most formidable of ath-
One thing that invariably
ed ne was his inordinate love of
ms He would always stop when
va soldier or the picture of one.
DIS love OF arms was little short
nania He was an expert fencer
eead shot besides. pardon the
lhesis. but | feel II my duty to
you that nobody fights a duel in
a'ue history. and nobody gets
'ca'ing college he went In for
e,ne. and his appearance In the
Guy of Barscheit was due oh.
10 the great medical college.
Us The world over for its nerve
N'sN' This was Max's first ad-
" IN The land of gutturals. / ex-
u 10 him. and partly unraveled.
As'e OF laws: as to the language.
vac mat, not like n native, but
was very fond OF the society OF
~ ana at college We used to twit
.Ooa' It, for he was always eager
new face, trusting that the
Wy might be the ideal for which
as searching.
w. you old Dutchman," said I,
'ou ever found that ideal wom-
lighting a pipe. "She will
W found. A horse and a trusty
me' those two you may event
soN 70 understand. or course,
., say II the woman came along
|A,, nsn. one-T mightn't go under.
nv'opher ,n,. enough to admit that
M "' l want her tail, hair like
' eyes like the corn. flower, OF
s", y. intellect. reserved. and digni-
um. n. patient. I want u woman,
olous' but who understands
NJ SUI ! nave never heard of one.
rone "ce, IT'S all smoke: and I never
NO. "an these times unless I'm
with a gesture which ex.
(tbsr "' ne had given up the idea
S.n '' A doctor sees SO mach
rs1 mat he finally sees nothing
u you resort to epigrams. I
mat It's all over
, SVer. I'm 30 used to being
N s, : ! shouldn't know what to
~. wiie' He puffed seriously.
,,,o, Me utility of our desires. OF
Inv s,, OF our dreams! The com.
n ,s WIN which we Jog along in
ueem to be our own particular
~ recall a girl friend of my
IVA. ~ was going to be q celibate.
uS,,Urmer, and toward that end
IA ns lug, for the pulpit. She IL
pst ,o.ner Of several children.
~. peaceful and unoratlve WON.
y You SEQ. humanity goes
y q over various sidotracks,
nem ~. to be M main M. tiii |
~ y peeuliaF ~ naopy :ISl1 4