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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-10-01

''Ht "NAlhA ONtT Ills
brow. my head aches
Isn't the room very close, Lepagei
Open the window"
ut has begun to rain. SIR"
Never mind Let's have the rain
too. At least it's fresh"
Lepage opened a window which look.
ed over the Krath. The king rose. LIE.
page FASTENED to offer his arm, which
his majesty accepted. They went to.
gether to the window. A sudden storm
had gathered. Rain was peltlng down
In big drops.
ut looks like being a rough night"
remarked the king.
I'm afraid 1t does. SIR" Lepage
agreed
We're lucky to be going to our
beds"
very, SIR" answered Lepage, won
dering whose opposite fate his majesty
was plying.
81 shouldn't care. even II were a
young man and sound one. to ride to
Praslok tonight"
ITO Praslok. sirT' There was sur.
prise in Lepages voice. He could not
help 1t, Luckily 1t sounded quite natu.
raj to the king II was certainly not a
night to ride five and twenty miles and
Into the hills unless your business was.
very urgent
Yes to Praslok. I've had my breath
OF air You can shut the window. Le
page"
The King returned to the fireplace and
stood warming himself Lepage closed
the window drew the curtains and
came TO the middle Of the room, where
he stood In respectful readiness. and
underneath that a very lively curiosity.
Yes said the king slowly. Captain
Markart goes to Praslok tonight with
dispatch for his royal highness, you
know. Business. Lepage, urgent bust
ness! Everything must yield to that"
The king enunciated this virtuous max.
I'm as though ii had been the rule OF
his life mo time to lose. Lepage. so
the captain goes tonight. but I'm afraid
he'll have rough ride-very rough"
I'm afraid so, SIR" said Lepage. and
added strictly In his thoughts. "And so
will NJ. Zerkovitchw
Captain Markart was entirely OF his
majesty's opinion as he set out on his
Journey to Praslok His ride would
be rough, dark and sOlltary-the last
by Stenovics' orders. Markart was not
afraid. He was well armed. but he ex.
pected to be very bored and knew that
ne would be very wet by the time he
reached the castle, He breathed
rsrvenf cnrse ON thf necessities Of
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dressed directly
to the king. but
I wish now to
give you a mes
sage to General
Stenovics. l
shall ask the
k in g for an
audience. u n
less he appoints
a time within
two days ] shall
conclude h a I
he has not had
the letter or.
pray mark this.
hos not oniovoI
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shortl He would not injure the how n,
the angry mother had believed. or al
least suggested, but, without question
OF that, there was no harm in a mans
looking out for himself. or II there
were lepage was clear in thinking that
The countess and the general were no,
tit preachers OF such highly exactins
gosTel
Lerage concluded that he had some
thing to sell His wares were q sus
picion and fact. Selling the suspicion
wrOnged nobody lie would give no
warranty with it--caveat emptor. Sell
ing the fact was disobedience to the
King his master "Disobedience. yes;
injury, no." said Lepage. with bit of
casuistry Besides. the king, too. had
scolded him.
Moreover. the Prince Of Slavna had
always treated NJ Emile Lepage with
distinguished consideration The Bour.
bon blood. no doubt. stretched out
hands to la belle France I'm NJ. Lepage's
person.
Something to SELL who was his buy
- " hpSN hhA0ltel NOulu Dt WOu DY
his suspicion, whose friendship bought
with his fact2 The ultimate buyer was
plain enough. but Lepage could not 20
to Praslok. and he did not approve OF
correspondence. especially with Colonel
Stafnitz In practical control Of the
household He sought go-between
and personal Interview At .east he
pnItIn faEn a sk.
not prisoners. Even conspirators must
stop somewhere on pain of doing their
own cooking and the rest At II quarter
past 8 In the evening having given the
king his dinner and made him comfort.
able Tor the next 30 hours, Lepage sal
lied forth aud tuS the road to Slavna
He was very carefully dressed. wore n
flower in his butionhole and had drop.
ped discreet hint about n lady i'm con
versation with his peers. II ladies Of
ten demand excuses they may furnish
them too. Present seriousness invoked
aid from bygone frivollty.
Al 10 o'clock he returned. still most
spruce and orderly and with well sat
istied air about him. He had found n
B"'' wv ana his |
fact His pocket was the better lined. |
and he had received iattefing expires. |
sions of gratitude and assurances of |
favor He felt that he had raised a
buttress against future assaults OF for.
tune. He entered the kings dressing
room I'm bis usual noiseless and unob
trusive manner He was not aware
that General Stenovics had quilted II
lust a quarter of an hour before. bear.
ing In his hand document which he
had submitted for his majesty's sigma.
lure. The king had signed 1t and in.
iorsed the cover Urgent"
"Ah. Lepage, where have you beenY"
lsked the king.
"Iust to get little air and drink
glass at the Golden Lion"
"Hou look gayer than thatw smiled
he king Evidently his anger had
passed. Perhaps he wished to show as
much to an old servant whom he liked
nd valued.
Conscience stricken. or so appearing.
.epage tore the flower from his coat.
] beg your majesty's pardon. ought ,
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CARD OF THANKS.

AS husband and children, we desire
to express our thanks and gratitude
to the neighbors and friends who so
kindly aided and sympathized with us
during the affiIction and death of our
loved one.
NOAH HIxsoN AND FAMILY.
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an opportunity of considering 1t inde-
pendently. General Stenovics must
consider what a responsibility he un-
dertakes II he advises the king to re.
fuse to see his son. l shall await his
majesty's answer here. That is the
message. You understandT
Perfectly, sir"
"Just repeat It, The terms are i'm
portant"
ITO BE CONTINURD
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yard. A couple of sen.
tries were pacing 1t.
For the rest all was still.
Peter led them into a
small room where a fire
was burning and left
them together. Side by
side they stood close to
the dre. Each dung
away his coat and tried
to dry his boots and
breeches at the com.
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mounted. Mark
a rt wondered
who the stran-
ger with such
a good horse
was. He turned
his head. but
could see only
the same sort
OF blur as he
himself made
Part of the blur.
however, seem.
ed Of a lighter
color than hia
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-10-01

The port of Liverpool, undoubtedly
the best planned and best equipped of
British ports, and upon which there
has been an exper diture of Sl25, 5,OOO,-
600, has been carried out on front
age almost identical with Montreal
harbor, upon which only $4,000, 900
has been.spent. so far.
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fro BE CONTINUED

Maltese--What party will you favor
In the coming campaign ?
Striped Cat-Oh, l expect to remain
on the fence, as usual Life.
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fortinR blaze

a"hg NOdN anu lIltf
Jetter to dry his boots anC
breeches at the com
forting blaze.
I'VE must keep this story a secret OF
we shall be luughed at by all Slavna
M. Zerkovitch."
Zerkovitch gave him a sharp glance
Il should think you would report your
discreet conduct to your superiors. cap.
tain. Orders are orders. secrecy is
secrecy, even though II turns out that
there was no need for IT,"
Markart was about to reply with a
joke when the prince entered. He
greeted both cordially. showing, of
course. In Markart's presence no sur.
prise at Zerkovitch's arrival.
There will be rooms and food and
wine ready for you. gentlemen, in a
Few minutes. Captain Markart. you
must rest here for tonight for your
horses sake as well as your own. |
suppose your business will wait till the
morningp
MY orders were TO lose not a mo.
ment In communicating 1t to you, sir"
"Very well. You're from his mai.
estyT'
"Yes. SIR"
THE king comes first-and dare say
your affair will wait, Zerkovitch?"
Zerkovitch protested with an eager
ness by no means discreet In the pres
ence of third party, an aid-de-camp
to Stenovics. "No, sir; no, II can't walt
an
The prince interrupted. Nonsense,
man, nonsense! Now go to your room.
I'll come In and bid you Good night"
He pushed his overzealous friend from
the room. calling to Peter Vassip to
guide him to the apartment he was to
occupy. Then he came back to Mark
art Now. captainw
Markart took out his letter and pre-
sented 1t, with salute. "Sit down
while read IT," said the prince. seat.
Ing himself at the table.
The prince read his letter and sat
playing with 1t in his fingers for half a
minute or so. Then n thought seemed
to strike him. Heavens, never told
Peter to light fires! hope he has.
You're wet, and Zerkovitch is terribly
liable to take cold" He Jumped up
Excuse me. We have no bells in this
old place, you know" He ran out of
the room, closing the door behind him.
Markart sprang to the door He did
not dare to open II, but he listened to
the princes footsteps. They sounded
to the left-one. two, three, four Ave.
six PAGES. They stopped. A door open.
ed and shut Markart made a mental
note and went back to the fire, smiling.
He thought that idea OF his really
would please General Stenovics.
In three minutes the prince returned.
II did Peter injustice. Zerkovitch's fire
Is all right" he said. "and there's a
good one In your room, too, he tells
me. And now, Captain Markart, to our
business. You know the contents of
The letter you carried?"
"Yes, sir. They were communicated |
70 me In view of their urgency and in
,ase OF accident to the letter."
"As a matter OF form, repeat the gist
o me-"
General Stenovics has to inform
7our royal highness on the kings be-
lalf that his majesty sees no need of a
PERSONAL interview, as his mind is irrev-
'cably fixed. and he orders your royal
lighness to set out for Germany with
n three days from the receipt Of this
etter. No pretext is to delay your roy
j highness' departure"
Perfectly correct, captain. Tomor-
ow l shall give you an answer ad-
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TO have removed II be-
fore entering your maj.
esty's presence, but |
was told you wished to
retire at once. sir. so |
hurried here immedi.
ately."
The king gave a weary
yawn. Yes. I'll go to
bed at once. Lepage.
and let me sleep as long
as ] can. This fag end
OF life isn't very anus.
ing" He passed his
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F1EN there are clever brains
about us of whose workings
we care nothing save so far as
tUpy SpPvp tn tha Joftor ,,,,,,
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Mr.. Farman. the winner Of the $4,000
Aeroplans prize for a circular flight Of one
kilometer. has established a London agency
10 Piccadilly. and II is now possible TO order
p flying machine much In the same way as
one would order an automobile. The cost
Is 5000.
Aeroplanes are not yet kept on the roof
81 the building for exhibition flights, but
customers are informed that they may
have the opportunity Of testing a machine
IN a trial over one mile before payment.
A. it became necessary to establish schools
for automobile driving. 70 IL has become
necessary 10 provide similar instruction
N the art Of flying, at least 90 Mr.. Fsrman
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l48 rolls OF a good heavy seamless China Mat
ting, choice Of 9 patterns, at S6. 80 a roll-per roll Of
40 yards,
'Oilcloths, choice Of ) patterns; regularly 4Sc,
af 25c. n ward.
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We Hfedu minuItho t}dnc na.
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rytifd Ak-Sar Ben, = mini zAro.
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uPozoRSEstt

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soucbotindf6 ponzito byl0 ystfkoydpi
prumdfaG pet II 6odosAtkdto, Tfz pfi
poaiydui sera 10 pfodnG5oiieimu podafi.
10 odgtrauiti cbarnkteriBtickG fcnkeo ma
zyifeci serum =- X aiskhni serum otkm.
j ge my8i n mortnta tubcfhml0v}m ba.
cilem.
Bryan jest prg nepfitelem unioy6
znhmky.
n yiDecnncs, ind, se 0z1anuje. No
konvenci stdthi foderaec, odydtyi Anne.
tickG Fedefaec praco, ktora 2d0 prdyG
2aaodG, byla dhe 30. z1H jodn0hlnsnG
pfijatn resoluce, ktcrou ~ w, j. Bryan,
domokratickS handidGt pro 1hd prod.
denta, ostfe napadd, pon6yadz 30 2dra.
hul origin "Commonorh opatHU zn1m.
kou mezindrodni Typographical unio. Ed
gar Perkins, pfcdsodn demokmtirk6
strauy, musol rcsoluci sam pfcdIoaiti,
kesoueo poebh2i ~ South Bend Typo.
Union, delcg6t TITO unic
yypmyoyoI, h. jcbo unie iia pred /
t$dny 1aslma Bryanoy dopis, hter}mI
od ndbo poladoyaIn pouAiyGni unioyG
lndmky, on y6ak ~ teut9 dopis ami no.
ydp0yfdM.
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81 sztash pafsi teNpaa AhezfeH e
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. k dru kasparoyi do Prague, Ncb,,
u tn syn0yf jeho Frank Jindfieb
pfi praei byli horkcm pfcmoacni.
Jindfich bro SO zotayil, ale Fran.
kdy STAY nijak Sc nelepsil a proto
} pan Burda zajel = MIN k lGGeni do
zdojI nemocnice. Pan Burda, day
ny pfitel 6asopisu na5eho, nagBti-
VII tta nasi tiskarnu, pfi Gemz I'll.
roych obnoyil s0bG pfedplatnG na
miIy mn Pokrok.
q" Ably yyslcebl rcpublikAnsk6ho
kandidata Tafta u ably sGGastnil 80
Ak-Sar Ben slaynosti, zavital do
Omaby pan u. Sbeinost \ Fairfax,
=, D. Samo sebou So rozumi, ze
ncopomntl sc doaaviG do naa 4
fadoyny, kdez jspe = MIN nGkolik
chylIef Y pfijemnGm hoyoru str6.
viii.
Pan Y. MIIy, feditel nasi cd
boeky ne Schuyler n upffmng pfi.
tel mas, nay5tiyiI mas v pdtck mi
nuI6bo tSdnc. NdyStGya tn znaG.
ne mas tGsila, nebot pan Malg je
pfljcmng nily spOlcGnik. Lito.
vail jsme icn tOhO. H. &c y Mol6
nezdrzcI dele, nebot pfijcl do md.
Sta nabcho ponzo m den q md zdc
mnoho gGei K yyfizcni.
We Gtyrtek zayital do zdvodn
nasebo krajan p. A. j. Kfika6 \
Butte, Neb. Bylo nam opraydoyYm
pottsonim 4 MIN ndkolik okahzikd
Y hoyorl strdyiti,
V tyA den naystlyili mas pan
Jan Lipoysk5 ~ Spring Ranch,
Neb,, bratrem Antoncm n Lid
gcrwood, N. Oak. Pan A. Lipov-
IskJ dlcI na nAybtdy6 II sestry syf.
| pi" Amy BnriankoyG y Platts-
mouth Il dale Il syGho bratra Jana
y Spring Ranch, Neb., y nfmz ne.
yidGIi Sc po u let Ubirali se $40.
lcGnd do Lidgerwood, kde sc pan
Jan Lipoysky hodld nGjak5 cas- ma
InaystdyG 2drzeti.
Yeliee potdsila nas naystega
p. Jana lIamsy z IIowelIs, Neb., Y
pdtek minulGho tgdne. Pan Ham
81 odbira fasopis mas uz 20 roktl a
jalS prohIasiI, ztlstane mu vtren !
dale. Dlel zdc M Ak-Sar Ben
sIaynosteeh n dale ma navstGyG Get
nJch syych pfateI, zejmGna PAM
A. HeIcnG znam6 obchodnice na
William H., jez je jcho sestfenici
a dale II sy6 deery, pi. Walkeroy6.
Radi jsme 81 MIN nGkolik Okla
mziktl pohoyofili.
Pan j. j. LANCER \ Wilber,
hIayni cestujici jednateI firmy Up
dixie Milling Go. u kandidat pro
1rad elcktora presidentskGho at
large Zayital do nascho zayOdu V
patek, DO Omahy pfijel 4 Lin
coin, doproyazejc republikanskGho
kandidata pro dfad presidentskV
W, II, Tafta. Pan LANCER prohla-
.sil, le h nadsenGho ptijeti, iehoz
.Taftoyi ySude Sc dostaIo, da Sc sou
dit 'ze Nebraska yelkou v6tsinou
.pfi priStich yolbdch bude pro W.
II, Tafta,
Y sobotu minul6ho tydne ma
w .iyil mas pan Ant. Dosbaba, ma
iitel rozsdhltho zelezarslltho OBJ
chodu We Verdigrc, Ncb, Vracel Sc
pray6 ~ siezdu Katolick6 Jedno.
ty, odbyyantho We Spillville, In.
Jak Mani sdtlil, libio Sc mu
lowe mamenit6.
V sobotu minultho tydne mi
le pottS,la mas ndystdya y. r. i,
hadletka $ pani Dwight Neb.
Rylo nam milym pottsenim mimi
u rohoynfiti.
Fl" R6hem Ak Sur- Ben slaynosti
navstlyilo mas Yelkt mnolstyi kra
jana, takte ismt 81 ani nemohli
imtna vsreh zaUsmruati, Ndyst5
va yseeh uds pntSila ttsila mas
tm vicr puueyadt ysighni naysl5y
niyi lsun uasimi upfimnymi pirate
M d pfiEuiytl hnultmr. lr la.ka
Nj mann praminm ie,tliir intna
.ieiieh lsme ntuNr,lll