New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

mad Why should anyone wish % whip that
pure, inofensive gIrl: 1t Is impossible. You
must be wrong
1t Is true" sighed the Nargrave- ~ta-
that Is not the worst katt was 1eheated be-
fore the window Of the Crown Prince. and the
Crown Prince, who was tired by colr-ua--.a-
was saved from the same fate only by the prom
ise Of Princess NIlhelu-na % marry me. Our
public betrOthal wll take place day after 20
morrow. CsrumkOw told the Queen and the
Princess that the fate Of Doris Ritter would fall
on Madeu0iseIle Sonnsfeld and on all " VII
helrnina's friends. and that katts fate w1-lI
be ncted out % the Crown Prince. If the Priu-
cess did not at once choose Ne-s5cutels or r1e-
so she chose me. H1h, G5at I pity her, From
the bottom Of my heart / pity her and my life
save her GruukOw also SAID that IN case these
calamities failed % bring the Princess % % -ea.
Of her duty. the KIND and gracious father would
send her here with WeiSsentelS. and would -e4-.
her TIL she would be glad o. marry any man
The King and tfrI--l-1vv are not men tl.-
are fieuis- cried Henry But tell me Of tie
Crown Prince Is he free,
o. No he Is imprisoned IN hrs rooms. and q,
kept on bread and water. The clurr-l--...-
SUSPENDED tn sentence Of death. awaiting -1a
action Of WIheluIna- II ! did not feel that
an her only hope, should Kill myself should
Kill mvself-aVe, now. this u-1u-e-ar once.
never before knew that IN All the world there
was as much evil as Is contained 1u the heart rs
rultted the devil To- become 1ngarnate
But how can YOU help her. asked Henry.
'. Il looks as # God only can Do that uov --..
YOU marry her.
How generous and noble you are said Gil.
Margrave. kissing Henrv's cheek before e.
could draw away. IL Is no wonder she ..-.
YOU. The man who loves @ woman and for -..
sake Of her happiness wishes her % marry ..--
other surely IS unselhsh almost beyond -.
limits of the human heart.
You are that. Margrave. '' said Henry
tell me how You can help her
T Do not know, but want YOU to come O.. . .
ceremony dav after tomorrow 1T
O'Clock. i VIII take place IN the Mir
Chamber Then perHap5 YOU VIII see 11-.
shall help the perhaps / do ms
know myself I DO not know my strength.
10 not know nv courage ! am brave when !
talk about danger, but, 1rEf / fear I a-
coward when / meet II Meantime, / want ..-
to give me copy Of Gru11-2T letter o. -a-
men"
Again insist that Grunzow would pr
u0unce the letter a forgery even II YOU should
show the original 10 the King. But the copy
he would laugh al it
I'm not So great q fool as 10 show the 0rTll-
nal % anyone That must remain hidden
where no one but YOU can find It. I shall have
use only for the copy. and shall not show Il %
the King unless I must
You shall have the copy as soon a= --e
reach Berlin saIt Henry. 81 have the letter
with me- but have neither pen nor paper. and
If I had both we ought not Try o. c1cv r here.
I VIII 1t once obtain permission O. -l O. a---
lin %
Henry asked leave Of absence. anil found N
order from -Ea King directing him O. -.----- %
Berlin for the purpose Of attending the be-
trJthal ceremony and o. assist IN reviewing the
regiment N honor Of The occasion
To Be- r7a.iraft rrr: SartIr.