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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-17

who fell into kind hands. THIS is
where / live"
And II ! should ask TO come in?"
but / shall be too busy 20 talk. This
is bread day" evasively
81 promise TO sit very quiet In
chair"
Her laughter rippled She was al
ways close 20 that expression. "You
are funny man Come In. thea; but.
mind. you VIII be dusty with nOur
when you leave"
Into the kitchen she led him. She
was moved with curiosity. Why should
any man wish to see a woman knead
bread?
Sit there. herr" And she pointed
&c stool at the left OF the table.
Gretchen deliberately rolled I'D her
sleeves and began work.
Upon Gretchen's left arm. otherwise
perfection. there was a white scar,
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drag him back TO EhrensteIn. where
he had known the bitterest and hap
piest moments Of his life? And yet,
rail as he might at this invisible re-
straint called conscience he saw Gods
direction in this return. Only he. Hans
Grumbach. knew and one other And
that other. who?
Fat-Tekia was fat. and he had treas
ured the fair picture OF her youth long
years. Well, there was an end TO that
Little fat Tekla, 10 have nearly over
turned duchyi And then Hans be-
came aware OF voices close at hand.
"Yes, frau. he is at work in the grand
dukes vineyards. And think, the first
day he picked nine baskets"
That is good. but know many a
one who can pick their twelve. And
you are TO be married when the vintage
IS done? You will make a fine wife
Gretchen"
And he fine husband"
And you viii bring him a dowry
too. But his own people-what does
he say OF them?"
He has no parents, only an uncle.
who doesn't count. We shall live with
grandmother and pay her rent"
And you are wearing a new dress"
admiringly.
Gretchen preened herself Hans
dropped the lid OF his stein and pushed
It away. His heart always warmed az
the sight OF this goose girl. He count
cd down the small change for the beer.
slid back In his chair and sauntered
to the bar.
Good day TO you. herr" was her
greeting.
When is the wedding? i should
ike to come to 1t
You VIII be welcome. herr"
And may bring along a little pres
ent?"
III IL so please you. l must be go
ing. she added 10 Frau Bauer.
Grumbach walked with her to the
Krumerweg. and he asked her many
questions. and some OF her answers
surprised him.
Never knew father or mctherY
No. herr. am only a founding
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love he is more or less In the clutch OF
temporary insanity. I've wild streak
In me also. But what ! can't under
stand Is why you return and pu. your
head In the lions mouth. The police
VIII stumble on something. II you are
arrested I could do little for you. The
United States protects only harmless
political outcasts. Yours is 2 crime
such as nullides your citizenship. and
any government would be compelled
TO send you back here IL the demand
was made for your extradltlon."
Il know all that"
suppose that when conscience
drives we must go on. But the prin-
cess has been found. The best thing
you can do is 10 put your passports
into immediate use and return TO the
States. You can do no good here"
Maybe" Grumbach redlIed his
pipe, lighted it and without saving
more went out and down into the
street.
Carmichael watched him through
the window.
Hes queer codger, aud It's a
queer story. l don't believe / have
heard II all either What was he really
hunting for with those glasses? / give
IL up"
lie was not angry with Grumbach.
Rather he seemed TO be drawn 10 him
more closely than ever Mad with
love-that was the phrase. He conned
1t over and Over-mad with love. That
excused many things.
Grumbach was indeed perturbed, and
this sensation was the result OF what
he had not told his friend. Colt! And
after a time he was in the Adlergasse
And OF all that happy. noisy family
only he and Hermann left! In one OF
the open doorways. for II was warm
a fnal caress OF vanishing summer. he
saw a fat. youngish woman knitting
wooden hose. Two or three children
sprawled about her knees. There was
that petulance OF lip and forehead
which marked the dissatisfaction OF
the coQuette married.
''Tekla" Grumbach murmured.
He was not conscious that he had
paused. but the woman was. She eyed
him with the mild Indifference of the
bovine. Then she dropped her glance.
and the shining needles clicked afresh.
Grumbach forced his step onward.
And for this. He laughed discordant-
~. The woman looked up again won
deringly. Now. why should this stran-
ger laugh all by himself ike that?
Hans saw the sign OF the Black Ea-
gle and directed his steps thltherward.
He sat down AID ordered a beer. but
did not touch the glass. And what
right. he pondered. had conscience TO
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as with ague.
What is the matter. herrr' with
concern.
II grow dizzy like this sometimes.
II doesn't amount 10 anything"
Gretchen turned down her sleeves.
"You must SO now. for have other
work"
And so have /. Gretchen"
he gained the street, but how be
never knew. A great calm suddenly
winged down upon him. and the world
became clear-ciear as his purpose, his
courage. bis duty. They might saoot
or hang him as they saw ut. This
would not deter him.
The gypsy. standing an the center of
the walk. did not zee Grumbach. for
he was looking coward the palaces.
Grumbach. even more oblivious, crash
ed into hiP1- Grumbach stammered an
apology. and the other replied IN his
peculiar dialect The jar. however. had
reused Llans out OF his tragic mus
tngs. Tn ere was a CLINT Of yellow In
the gypsy's eye. a flaw In the iris.
hans gave a cry.
Your find you at this moment of
all o.hersT
The gypsy retreated. II do not know
you. 1t Is a mistake"
But l know YOU" whispered Hans.
And you Will know me when / tell
you that ] am the gardeners boy you
ruined some sixteen years ago."
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(To BE coNTINUED.J
Keep Nest Box cl.an

In cleaning out the poultry house do
not forget TO clean out the nest box
es A great many people suppose that
lice inhabit only the roost boards and
roosts. AS matter or fact. the nest
boxes are usually just as full. II you
don't believe II poke around In the
nesting material and see how quickly
the mites swarm over your hands.
This should convince one OF the wis
dom OF renewing the material often
ana spraying the boxes with white
wash. besides using lice powder.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-17

20 give you immunity
The gypsy shouldered his bundle.
''For Gods sake waitl' begged the
clock member.
But the gypsy walked out. unheed
ing.
Two days later. I'm the afternoon.
"Grumbach." said Carmichael. "wbat
were you looking at the other nigh
with those opera glasses at the banY"
u was looking into the past"
"Oh, pshaw, You were following
her highness with them. 1 want to
know why"
''She Is beautiful"
''You made promise to me not long
ago"
''I did," noncommittally
"Yes. Soon / shall be shaking the
dust OF Dreiberg. and / want to know
beforehand what this Chinese puzzle
is. What did you do that compelled
your flight from Ehrensteinf"
Grumbach's pipe hung pendulent in
his hand. He swung II TO and fro alb
sently
81 am waiting. Remember. you are
an American citizen for all that you
were born here. II anything should
happen to you 1 must know the whole
story in order to help you. You know
that you may trust me-"
at isn't that captain. I have grown
TO like you in these few days. Those
opera glasses-it was an idea. Wen.
since you VIII know, 1 was n garden
er's boy. l worked under my brother
Hermann. / used 10 ask the nurse.
who had charge OF her serene high
ness, where she would go each day
Then I'd cut flowers and meet them
on the road somewhere and give the
bouquet TO the child. There was never
any escort-a fOOtman and driver.
The little one was slways greatly
pleased. and she would call me Hans.
j was In love those days" Grumbach
laughed with bitterness. "Yes. even
/. Her name was Tekla. and she was
a Jade. I wanted 10 run away. but 7
had no money. ! had already secured
passport-no matter how. II was the
FIRST affair. and was desperately hurt
always know him by the yellow spot
in one OF his black eyes. was given
a thousand crowns 10 tell him which
road her highness was 10 be driven
over the next day. AS l said, was
mad with love, Why n gypsy should
want 20 know where her highness was
going 10 ride was OF no consequence to
me. ] told him. was 10 get the
money the same night. 10 was thus
that her highuess was stolen. II was
thus that ] became accessory before.
the fact. rs the lawyers say. Fligh;
with n band OF Magyar gypsies: weary
days I'm the mountains. with detach.
ments OF troops securing the wholv
duchy. Finally / escaped. A fortune
was offered for the immediate return
or the child At the time believed
that Il was an abduction for ransom.
But no one ever came forward for the
reward. There was n price on my
kead when Il was known that had
fed"
And no one ever came for the re
ward? That is strange. Was immu-
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was little must have been burned"
"Gott!'
What did you say. HERR"
Nothing. You can't remember
Thinkr tensely now.
What's all this nonsense aboutY'
she cried. with a nervous laugh Its
only q scar"
she patted the dough into four
squares These she placed on <the oven
stove
There: It's fine mystery. isn't ft7-
yes" Bur Grnmhach was shaking
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WHERE THE AgRoNAu1s LIGHT.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-17
sleeps An,lweiuh, En.o,

The Landlord-Where did you put
those two heavyweights from Indian
apolis?
The New Clerk-ln room 1851. sir
The Landlord-Great Scott Don't
you know that's the room with the
rickety bed that's forever breaking
down?
The New Clerk-Yes. sir. but there's
no danger of its breaking down with
taem. sir They said they were both
light sleepers.
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nifty promised"
Carmichael ask
ed.
1t was infer
red. but not liter
ally promised"
q" + ear kept
them away"
Perhaps. And
there is Arms
berg"
Was he gull
tyr
II never saw
his hand any
where"
so this Is the
5 toryi w ell.
when a mans In
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-17

rough and IN
even. more like
an ancient burn
I b an anything
else. Grumbach's
eyes rested upon
the scar and be-
came fixed.
Where did you
get that?" he
asked. He spoke
with q strange
calm.
The SCARF /
do not remem-
Der. Grandmofhar
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CHAPTER XIII.

WHITE SCAR.
= OU"- began the steward
Patience. Hoffman, warn.
ed her highness. Then she
laughed blithely.
Your hat. scoundrel!" cried Hon
man.
The vintner snatched OF his har
apologetically and swung It around ON
the tips or his fingers
us this the way you work.
II have picked nine baskets"
"You should have picked twelve"
II interested her highness 10 note
that this handsome young fellow was
not afraid OF the head vintner. So this
was Gretchen's lover? He was really
handsome. There was nothing coarse
about his features or figure.
The pause was broken by Gretchen.
Pardon, highness"
For what. Gretchen
"For not having seen your approach"
THAT was my fault, not yours.
When is the weddingY"
After the vintage. highness."
Her highness then spoke 20 the bride
groom elect. You VIII be good 10
herr"
who could help Il. your highness? p
The pronoun struck her oddly, for
peasants as a usual thing never used
1t In addressing the nobility.
well, on the day Of the wedding I
will stand sponsor TO you both. And
good luck so with you"
She passed down the aisle, the head
vintner following. wagging his head.
The day was ended The lad swung
the basket 20 his shoulder. and the sun.
flashing upon its conteats, turned the
bloomy globes into dull rubIes. He
presented his card at the ONCE and
was duly credited with three crowns.
which. according TO Gretchen, was
fine days work. Hoffman said moth
Ing about dismissal
Come day after tomorrow. Tomor-
row Is feast day. You are always
having feast days when work begins.
All summer long you loaf about, but
tue minute you start 10 work you must
md excuses TO lay OF. Clear out.
both OF your
Work at last" said Dietrich as be
0NNNCANA oA@A lOI the CITY.
Arm in arm they went on. Some
times Gretchen sang. often he put her
hand 10 his lips. BY and by they came
abreast OF an old gypsy. He wore
coat OF Joseph's. and his face was as
lined as a frost bitten apple.
'Win you tell me how to find the
Adlergasse?" he asked ia broken Ger
man His accent was that OF q Mag
var.
They carelessly gave him specific di.
rections and passed on. He followed
grtmly, like fate. whose agent he was.
though long delayed When he reach
ed the Adlergasse he looked for a sign
lie came 10 stop in front OF the dingy
shop or the clock member. He went
inside, and the ancient clock member
looked up from his work, for he was
always working. He rose YEARLY.
The gypsy smiled mysteriousIy and
laid hand on his heart.
Who are your sharply demanded
The clock member.
who 1 am does not matter. am
he whom you seek"
God In heaven The bony hands
or the clock member clutched the 9th.
er's coat
Inc gypsy released himself slowly.
But hrst show me your pretty crowns
and the paper which Will give me i'm
munity from the police. Your crowns
as you offered. and immunity; then
speak"
Man. i can give you the crowns. but
God knows have no longer the power
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-17

ans. But remember this. Gretchen
loved YOU the best l knew how. as
man loves but once. honorable as Il
was possible. purely and dearly"
He ripped bunch of grapes from
the vine. a thing no careful vintner
should DO. and held il toward her
Have you ever heard Of the kissing
cherries?" he asked
She SHOOK her head. lie explained.
"This bunch will do very We'll"
He took one grape at the bottom I'm
his teeth. GingerIy Gretchen did the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-17

But, dear. you used TO live within
my income with no trouble at all, you
know you did,
Il know it. love. but you tell me
your own sell that am twice as stout
as ! used TO be"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-17

same. Their lips met in a smothere,l
laughter. Then they tried IL again.
And this Vatican picture met the
gaze OF two persons on the terrace be
low. The empurpling face OF on"
threatened an explosion. but the smil
ing face OF the other restrained thl.
vocal thunder. The old head vintncr
kicked a stone savagely. Gretchen anc
her lover turned
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ATLANTIC COASTLINE
EFFrOrTVH ARR, M. les

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ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER.
CHANCERY SALE OF BRICK DWELLING

40. 210 STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity
Cause No. 1896. !, the undersigned trustee.
will sell at public auction in front of the prem
ises. on WEDNESDAY. THE SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF AUGUST. A. D. 1910. AT -FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises. situate In the city OF Washing
ton, In the District Of Columbia. and designated
as and being lot numbered one hundred and one
101), in square seven hundred and ffty-three
(753l, improved by a six-room and bath brick
dwelling. No. 210 st.
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the purchase
money to be paid In cash. and the balance in
two equal installments. payable in one and two
years with interest at per centum per annum
payable semi. annually from day Of sale. &c
cured by deed Of trust upon the property sold,
or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser A
deposit Of $3.50 will be required Of the pur-
chaser at the time OF sale. All conveyancing
recording and notarial fees at the cost Of the
purchaser Terms OF sale to he complied with
within fifteen days from day Of sale. otherwise
the trustee reserves the right TO resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
chaser, after FIVE days advertisement of such
resale in some newspaper published In the city
Of Washington. D: G.
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