Evening bulletin., 1910-09-10

less by choice mas suDtlc poison III
his blood lie was ut Bonn when the
civil war came. lie went back to
America and threw himself into the
fight with all the nidOr that had made
his fOrbears famous In tn" service Of
the worthless $ ulrts. II wasn't
question with hiui rf the mere love of
fighting. cr tossing the penny. lie
kTew with which side he wished To
4 sht. lie Joined the cavalry " the
north aud hammered and fought his
way to capaincy lie was wounded
fi,e times aud inp.iSoncd twice. At
the eud of the conflict Ia returned to
| Washington,
Without amy influence whatever save
his pleasing address ANA his wide edu-
cation he blarneyed the state depart
ment out Of a consulate. They sent
him to Ehrensteln at salary not
worth mentioning. with the diplomatic
halo OF dignity as a tail to the kite.
Two years Ia any one place was not
In reckoning as regarded Carmichael
yet here he was. caring neither for
promotion nor exchange So. then, all
logical deductions simmered down to
one -chcrchcz Ia femme.
The dreamer is invariably tripping
over his Illusions. and Carmlc hnel was
rather boyish In his dreams. What
absurd romances he was always wcav
ing round her. What exploits on her
behalf. But never anything happened.
and never was the grand duke called
upon To offer his bcnediction.
II was all very foolish and romantic
and impossible. and no one recognized
this more readily than lie. No Ameri-
can ever married II princess Of reign.
Ing house and no American ever will.
This law Is as immovable as the law
OF gravitation. Stlll. man Is master Of
his dreams. and. he may do as he
pleases Ia the confines OF this small
circle.
How the deuce will II endT' mus.
Ing half aloud "I'll forget myself
some day and trip so hard that they'll
be asking Washington for my recall.
I'll go over to the gardens and llHten
to the band"
He was standing In front OF the ho-
tel when he noticed closed carriage
hard by the fountain In the Platz.
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and cloaked. came round from the OPP
posite side of the fountain. She spoke
to the driver. The lady stepped Into
the carriage. the driver woke up his
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