The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-05-13

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she believed the girl was
the country house of some
If the emperor. AT the time
little Importance to her
elieving that she merely
give me a splteful slap or
ler habit when she has the
or once, though, she has
In stealing a march upon
kept the secret of her plan
tie for me to have any hope
ng Leopold from fulfilling
ment at her house. After
fely arranged | don't doubt
enjoyed that | should guess
think that even If you'd
ler you could have stopped
r from visiting at Lyndal-
ID Egon. Il know that you
1t he is steel"
have stopped him." return
ancellor. II should have
ones about the reason, for
that the best way with
to blurt out the whole
fight him--my experience
will. Ii advice and warn
sufficed to restrain him
Ting the girl who Is to be
nd injuring the reputation
who never can be, l would
ID some expedient to thwart
own good. I'm not a man
} when | feel that l am
Is he" Egon added, ''but
seem 80 determined to nip
blossom of love In the bud
it's not yet too late for q
to blight it."
Or you" said the chancellor,
way metaphor with an i'm
ture, ito show me the pre-
/ which to lay my finger"
~ best to deserve your con-
esponded Egon gracefully.
see-where shall | begin !?
u know, It's simpler for the
see a good deal Of the wo-
imires at a friends house
t anywhere else In his own
his particular woman risked
save his, and It's so natural
be gracious In return that
Id be surprised If he were
s so much In their favor at
aeement.
Dwbray and her mother ar
Fl
4yndalberg before the en-
made friends there and
y for the campaign. The
,ubtedly beautiful-the pref
re, l think, / ever saw-and
winning way which takes
n as well as men. Not one
ow guests seems to put a
struction on her Irritation
nperor or his with her. The
would think him blind II he
Ire her as much as they do,
Of the women there are OF
} be jealous. So, are you
NJ. that you're not taking
a view of the AFFAIR.""
be taken too seriously, con-
G circumstances. I've told
lans for the emperor's flu
cesses are women, and gos-
"a headed. When the lady
who has been allowed to
that the emperor of Rhae-
ats for a suitable opportu-
nally asking for her hand
II surely hear, that he has
very moment for his first
ell you neither she nor her
likely to accept the state
ly. She's half German-on
8 side a cousin not too dis
lillian III. She's half Eng
II mothers side related to
through the line of the Stu
in her there's a dash Of
blood which comes from a
'andmother who was de-
ON George Washington, a
soud and with the right to
Id as any king. All three
would have reason to re-
an ungallant slight from
lie affair must be hushed
lyon.
be stopped, and at once"
lancellor.
ighed the young man, with
meaning In the long drawn
be elder might care to read,
Id not discourage 1t at least
I'M. Go onp he exclaimed
Go on with your sorry tale"
q, when one comes to the
re isn't a very great deal
{ into cut and dried words"
1gon. Eat table the emperor
tess on one side and his fair
IN the other. The two talk
)gether during meals as eh-
ows and perhaps a little
n. as the emperor has been
lyndalberg, he can act as
r a stranger. He has shown
pray all the beauties of the
gathers her roses In the rose
has guided her through the
le has piloted her through
18th; he has told her which
st dogs In the kennels and
her the history of all the
he baron's stables. know