New-York tribune., 1910-02-13
CHAPTER Y
Disquieting News

T STARED at the man lnc-et-u-..-y- Herr f5-
i dennis has departed and the 5----1-A +4S y
been here at all" l repeated " ~ must DC NJ
taken. man, The fraulein was O. ----.e mere 'lo-
dav at about this time
He protested that he had spoken me troIn' q
summoned the manager. who cl-l--.-.- me i--o--
ton 49,.
Yes. Herr Pendennis had been e-.1-runately IL
disposed but the sickness hat -.- been so sey ere
10 require that the SO cha-u.-- --t ru,itll Ia
lein should hasten 70 hIru. lie Ha- -e.es--l
received. doubtless from the ----.-.- -erSe--, a.
thereupOn with much haste cer----.- lie --U'
the FriedriChstrasse station. .-- ...- "-s al
was known of his rcov veDe--s ..o -et'e-'
arrived for Miss PenieurlS. H..- .er la-h5-
taken and there was also q re.c--. -riEe, s- -
he left Both father and dau----- f SeefAel. We,
we'll known at the hotel. where -... .."st' go
during their frequent visits -o -.. German '-1-
| was keenIy disappointed ~-E S0;le l--ls
nant Fate was intervening rC-Hy ANNE --l'
determined to keep us apart. VII. . >-S -.
tinuet her tourney. and had she -e..-.-.- -J t--
10 the CavIeyS> II not, where WAS now O-
swerabIe questions. of course. III. ,..--- 90 va
possess nv soul IN patience and -..- ---l-~Ss
| reached my destination And --.-... mccoy - -
ing nv Journey here for the ST. ... use OF So
her | had incurred delay ut -H.... ..-.S-
thing at least was certain her f. -.. .--- -oV --l
left Berlin for the purpose o- ~c-..-- "eT en- - -
or he would not have started ICON. e h''0--
StraSse station. -.-
With rush all the doubts 4u. .e.. Mites Jaa.
had kept at bay ever since -rce .. AHHeS -
card reinvaded my mind. but .- JaeiI
reSOlutelV. | would not allow r--.- % l----A'
conjecture 81
/ mope,I around airuIesslv for ar -.- or two e.
ing myself that Berlin was the Ne-.. a3.e on +,
face of the earth. Never had tim. -e- a' -
that morning, l seemed 10 hay, r "aacS-sz ,.sz
for a century more by noon. ".g. .'--'- -
opposite the entrance of the A~-.... NtS't'--
When in difficulties feed. Jim ....,t l.-o- "a. -
seIed and a long lunch would >s.. .r %. 1E 50 '4
how
JHAD scarcely settI, myself d, d I'LL e when i 5i.
came along and Cldppct me o.. .-e S v-.
=" Wynn. by all that's wonderful. "."' '-'
doing here. old fellow. rts
but very decent vo,gngstcr. whom .' seen d. ;,
deal of IN London. one way dnt aH.,-sI, ~ rss
clerk in the British Foreign Once .al / hii m. had
least idea that he had been sent Co He.iii L
dined at the. CavIevs' only a vecI or ESQ oaIS. A.
I'm feeding or going to feed H..l are W Us
my here | responded as We >1'"> ...--'-S. -srs.-
glad to see him Even his u>u1'lN t't rs vo + -Ht
ton was preferable To my Own uo.t,t-l'I'S o.
e. lust transferred. regular >-ro,, al iulN- ~ -
here only last might. haven c rerI-Jel NY Froet
duty vet | ,.ty. old chap. YOU .'"N i"-"S' '-f'
What's mp. yie>>
Hunger. | answered lJcouIc4ly Ana S
that's easily reue,ied Come ami -..n me ..,,s o.
We talked of indifferent matters t'r /" 'i'-'
rather he did most of the talking ~.,,hei
Staying long, he asked JJ ..,~. ..S - yer,
the coffee and hJucur stage We Hld co.. ,hiI,-
well and | at least felt IN q much more
sophie frame of mind than had for some Peter
No. only a few hours. I'm cn route l'l
burg q, -,ht o..
course but hlt stoIgv. and they re having say
lot of rows at Petersburg with more % to1 char
though what an awful shame about th-'' F
Carson Have YOU heard OF It ,r,,,+ 10 YOU
Yes. I'm going 10 take his place. ""'''
know about HIM anyhow. q, t+ | know
You are, l didn't know him at llI. '"y ver hrl
a fellow who was avtuIIy thIyN WITH Iii'