Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-31

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ssNOw, now, must remind you again
that his majesty Is Mt Kronburg or
Petersbruck or some other Of his rest
dences when I am at Alleheiligen? This
time believe he's at the baths of Me-
lima. II you can't remember these
things fear l shall be driven away
from here to look for channels else
where than on the Schneehorn."
'Indeed, will not be SO stupid
again, your-I mean l will do my very
best not to forget. But never before
have been so tried. to see your high
born. imperial shoulders loaded down
NJ if-as II you had been common
gepacktrager for tourists instead off,
"A channels hunter. Don't distress
yourself. good friend. I've had day
Of excellent sport"
For that l am thankful But to see
your--to see you coming back In such
an unsuitable way has given me
weakness of the heart How can l or
der myself civilly to those ladies who
have
"Who have given peasant Leopold
some hours Of amusement. Be more
G1NA luGn cNGI fOl my SdhC. tAuI, ny
the way. can you tell me the names of
the ladies'? That one of them--a COM
panion, l js!dge--is Miss Manchester.
have heard Ia conversation, but the
oilers
They are mother and daughter, sir
The elder, who In her ignorance cried
out such reasonable denominations
from the window, as l could tell even
with the little English l have picked
mp. is Lady Mowbray. have seen the
name written down, and know how
to speak 1t because l have heard 1t
pronounced by the companion. the
4 Mees Manchester. The younger, the
beautiful one. Is also q mees, and the
mother calls her Helene. They talk
together In English, also In French,
4 and, though have so few words of
either language. I could tell that Lon
don was mentioned between them more
than once while waited on the table.
N Besides, 1t IL painted in black letters
on their travelling boxes"
"You did not expect their arrival?'
'Oh, no, sir! Had they written be-
forehand at this season, when gen.
f &x1Aly CAUcCL " UC uO UOICu NY yOuI
presence, should have answered that
the house was full or closed or any
excuse which occurred to roe to keep
strangers away. But none have ever
before arrived so late in the year, and
was taken all unawares when my
0on, Alois, drove them up last night.
He did not know you had arrived, as
the papers spoke so positively Of your
visit to the baths, and could not send
travellers away. You have hidden me
not to do SO once they are In the
Aonse But these ladies' IRE here but
Tor day or two more on their way &c
/. XrOnburg for visit, and thought
''Yon did quite right. Frau Yorvan
Has my messenger come up with let
1snr
Yes. your--yes. sir. Just now also
- Telegram was brought by another
messenger, who came and left In q
.1reat hurry"
The channels hunter shrugged hill
shoulders and sighed an Impatient
s16gh. TITS too much to expect that
sGh0uld be left In peace for a single
day. even here" he muttered as h
Weut toward the stairs.
To reach Frau Yorvan's best sitting
sGO0m (seltishly occupied. according Il
sDne opinion. by four men absent al
a1lAy on q mountain) he was obliged I,
paas BY door through which issuet
nnrsual sounds. So unusual were the!
that the emperor paused.
Come one was striking the prelim
mary chords OF volkslied of his IA
1Orite instrument Rhaetian varia
1ion Of the either. As he fingered, liz
1aning. voice began to sing. All. wha
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Softly seductive 1t was as the cooln
- Z dove In the spring to Its mate