Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30


 -'ThlS boy has uarra8 h hts eanes. after all. Bat tAe incarceration will nef be long. There are le.s0 troops oa the other sisle ef the nasses.
 Ten thuusands Well. they shall star rhf.re.s said the king determined ly. ~l shall no; begin my reign with war. will teH tue duke the truth. He will nes dane go far.
 He will he a good politician. tee,n . said Endwig. with s1aiie of approval at Carmichael NO. buy. there will l,e lfo war And yet was prepared for ii. Dor was i wrans in doing So. Already. bni fer nertltsck. there would be plenty of lighting tn the passes. Ach Could yet hni see the prineess.
 sl have seen her. replied the king. Heaven wuuld have been kinder had seeu her months. ago.
 .Sat te his serene hishness, then. rhaG yen are wiling te marry her.
 I'm afraid tuu de mol understand. uncle the kiAg replied sadly. Il have the supreme happiness io foye and to be loved. of that nutaIng can rob me. -A mine. l shall treasure that happiness.
 And lAe little Greteheng
 "Aes. yes. l have been sceundrel." And the kings eyes grew moist. on are happy. Mir tarmiehaei. You have no crown fa weigh against your love.
 And frou thai moment Caruichael's heart warmed toward the young man. far hn his own. for the king was giving up the woman who loved him. while Carmi- ehael was only giving up the woman he loved. which Is distinction.
 Come. uncle. said the young king; -.iet us see what is going on down stairs"
 Carmichael followed them down.
 There they are. mem cried the subchief You are under arre<ts
 -I am the king of Jugendheif.- calm iy annonnced Frederick Leessssd. -Waa you subject me to public arresfy
 And IL" said tine uncle. am Lad wig. irince regent
 The .xubchief laughed uproarfou~iy The king of Jugendheit and the prince TtEfgt. tLHf~ was d &tv"t J'>' sss~'NN%r .-yonr majesty and your royal ht-h. ness. said the subchief. his eyes twinkling. twill do me the honor of accon,,,anving me 10 the Steinsehioes You are accused of being military spies from Jngensiheit.
 May | retss.n ,thls bundle?" inquired the king.
 'Yes | know what Is in It. For. ward. march.
 Carmichael made as though to pro test. but Prince Ludwig signed for him 10 be silent.
 An hour later Gretchen appeared be fore Frau Paner t:retchen had gone home immediately after the rermina ton of the fght In the garden.
 He was not hurt. frsaF' she asked tinidly
 "oh. no, The two of them gave them. selves up readiis They gre snug in sihe Siein~thlo~s tsy this time,
 ..rhe Sielu~eils,-s.- t.reteks0 blanch- ed. Holy mother. what bnss hap fsneds.
 -'N hy. your eintner and Herr Lnd- viz were arrested an hour are. ac- ,1sad of being spies from lugendbsit- sSsas ssroped blindly for fhe doaf.
 '.Nslere gre you going. Greichs.s 7 '.To her higAness. she vii sare him.
 Her hghuess was dreaming. She ti fallen luio thhs habit of late ! m. fl honof aHnoHuresi that the yonlsg woulaa tiFe;eaen sought her presence Admit her she viii be tonic. said HilaegnFde
 Gretchra sFieared. red eyed and dis is,.ve.s-d iaaAutiy she flung herself il the feet of tue princess.
 .H ay. Gretchen
 They niiI moi lei me sec him. high slcsx.- Gretchen etsoked.
 What has hap,.essed. ehiidT
 They hare arrested him as a spy from Jneeudheif. and he Is innocent Save him. highness'"
 II is computed thai the temperature of the sun would be expressed Dy K tam degrees af Faiirrnhs.if's thernoine fer. or about ninety times The tempera tare of boiling wafer This ts about five times The temperature That man Is able to produce by artitieial means The light given on from the surfare of he sun Is reckons-d a- heing 5s.ssi times more intense fhaB that of ffr molten metal iD n Besxener converter though that is Of nn almost hiindine priIIiancy. or. if we compare II wffii The oxyhydrpgen flame. the sun sheds a light equal in briiiisBcy te i4G time- tbe intensity of fh~ iim~iighf-