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And tell them to put everything
else aside"
He kneaded the note in his hand
powerfully. IL was anony nous. but Il
spoke clearly. Ike truth. The sender
remained understandable.
Had he Qot opposed IL for months ,
Aud now. having surrendered against
his better Judgment. this gratuitous ar
front was offered him. IL was damna-
bic. He smOte the offending note.
War. Nothing less. He was prepared
for It. Twenty thousand troops were
now I'm the valley. and thee were
10000 reserves.
Herbeck came calmly I'm.
Why the devil couldn't you have
left well enough aloney Read this, 20
The duke dung the note down on his
desk.
Herbeck picked it up and worked out
the creases.
Weir The query tingled with
rage.
The answer on the chancellor's lips
was not uttered HIdegarde came IN
lie embraced her and kissed her brow.
Read" said the duke 70 her.
She slipped from her fathers arms
and looked With pity at the chancellor
What do YOU think Of this. Hide
garde?"
Why, father. 7 think il is the very
best thing in the world" dryly.
An insult like this?" The duke
grew rigid. You accept Il calmly h
this fashion,"
shall ! weep and tear my hair
over boy I have never seem No.
thank you. was about TO make
known 70 YOU this very evening that ]
had reconsidered the Offer. 1 shall
never marry Isis majesty"
Herbeck explained the situation.
Your highness. the regent is really
not 20 blame. FOR bis majesty had Civ
en- him free rein iu the matter. ami
his royal highness. working as / have
been for &e best interests Of the two
countries never dreamed that the King
would rebel The king has been gen
erous enough 20 leave the publicity i'm
our honds-that is 20 say. he agrees 10
accept the humiliation OF being reject
cd 10y her serene highness."
That is very generous OF himr said
the duke sarcasticaIly. send for Due
WITT"
"Ducwitz. your highnossT' cried the
chancellor. chilled
immediately
Your hichness. II YOU call Ducwitz
] shall surrender nay portfolio" The
chancellor was firm.
do SO. There are others 10 take M
your work."
Hildegarde few Co the dukes side
and snatched at his sleeve.
Father you are modr'
AT least Ram master I'm Ehrcnstcin.
ierDeck. you will have the Kindness
10 summon General Ducwitz."
Your highness, replied uerbcck. ct
have worked long and faithfully I'm
your service ] cun not recollcct that
I ever asked one personal favor. But
do so now. DO not send FOR Ducwitz
tonight See him in the morning This
Is no time FOR haste You Will throw
the army into JuEendheit. and there
Will follow "a bloody war"
II will have my revcngerr stubborn.
".
Father listen 20 me. am the ar
fronted person. II alouc-have the
right 10 say what shall be done In the
matter. And J say 10 YOU II YOU do
these cruel things. dismiss his excel
lcncy and bring war and death 10.
EhrensteIn. I will never forgive you
never. never. You are wrong. wrong
and ]. your daughter. tell YOU SO
frankly. Leave IL 20 me. There will
be neither war nor humiliation"
My dear child" he said. Il have
suffered too much at the hands OF Ju
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Something in her glance cooled even
the warm blooded Hermann.
But you live 10 Dreiberg and ought
90 know"
You could have told me without
bruising my arm" de6antly.
Hermann
Gretchen and the head gardener
whirled. Through a hedge which d.
vided the formal gardens from the
tennis and archery grounds came a
young woman in riding habit.
what is the trouble. Hermanns'
she inquired
Your highness. this young woman
here bad the impudence 10 walk into
the gardens"
HAS she stolen any HowcrsT"
why. no, your highness. but It Is
not customary"
I'VE. you and 1. Hermann" said her
highness, with a smile that won
Gretchen on the spot. "wiu overlook
this first ofense. Perhaps this young
lady had some errand and lost her
way"
"Yes, your highness." replied Crotch
en- eagerly.
"Ah. You may go. Hermann"
Hermann bowed, gathered up his
pruning knives and scissors. which he
had let fan. and stalked down the
path.
Whom We're you seekingg" her high
ness asked. rather startled by the un-
deniable beauty OF this peasant.
Il was seeking your serene highness.
live at No. 80 the Krumerweg.
"KrumerwegT" Her highness reach
ed for the note and read it. and as she
read tears gathered in her eyes. Fol
low me-" she said. She led Gretchen
70 a marble bench and sat down.
What is your nameE'
Gretchen. highness."
''Well. Gretchen. sit down"
I'm your presence, highnessT'
aghast.
Don't bother about my presence on
a morning like this. Sit down"
This was a command. and Gretchen
obeyed with alacrity. The two sat
mutely. They were strangely alike.
Their eyes nearly matched. their hair.
even the shape OF their faces. They
were similarly nodded. too. only one
was slender and graceful after the
manner OF fashion. while the other
was slender and graceful directly from
the hands OF nature The marked diff.
ference lay. OF course. in their hands.
The princess had never tOiled with
her fingers except on the piano. Crotch
en- had plucked geese and dug vege-
tables with hers. They were rough
hnt toll had not robbed them OF THEN
natural grace
How was she?" her highness asked
About the same. highness"
Have you wondered why she shoule
write 10 meT'
"Highness. IL was natural that
should" was Gretchen's frank admis-
sion.
she took me in when nobody knew
who i was, clothed and fed me and
taught me music so that some day /
should not be helpless when the battle
Of life began. All" impulsiveIy. had
i my way she would be housed In the
palace. not in the lonely Krumerweg.
But my father does not know that she
is in Dreiberg. and we dare not tell
him. for be stiIl believes that she had
something to do with my abduction
Then she stopped. She was strangely
making this peasant her confdaui.
What a whimi
Gretchen did not move. She saw
that her higbness was dreaming. and
sic herself had dreams.
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CHAPTER IN.
LOVES DoUBTs.

AOh r > DOlHlS.
@RETCHEN, troubled in heart
and mind over the strange
event OF the night. walked
~ slowly home.
A footstep from behind caused her
20 start. The vintner took her roughly
IN his arms and kissed her many times
Gretchen
She did not speak.
What is it,"
you ask
was ii crime. then. 20 jump out
of the Window" He laughed.
Gretchen's face grew sterner Were
You afraid?"
For moment. have never run
afoul the police. l thought perhaps we
were all to be arrested"
Perhaps you did not care to have
che police ask you questions?"
What is all this aboutg" He pulled
her toward him so that he could look
into her eyes. What is the matter?
Answer"
Are you not a spy from Jugend-
heitf- thinly.
He flung aside her hand $50! The
first doubt that enters your ear finds
harbor there. A spy from Jugendheitt-
That is a police suggestion. and you
believed it,
do you deny itT'
''Yes." proudly, snntching his hat
from his head and throwing it vio-
lently at her feet-"yes. deny il. am
not a spy from any country"
Il have asked you many questions"
she replied. but you are always laugh
ing. IL Is a pleasant way TO avoid an
swering."
The winner saw himself at bay.
"Gretchen. have committed no
crime. But You must have proof We
will go To the police bureau and settle
this doubt
"Whenf
snow. tonight willie they are hunt
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\ We. THEN, mob the Jugend-
AFRAID on JUGEND- heit embassy ON
the day OF tae
wedding We will tear it apart. bri b
10y brick, stone by stone
"Hurrah!' cried the noisy ones.
The noise subsidized. Gretchen spoke
Her serene highness wiz not marry
the king Of Jugendhelt"
"Oh, indeed" said Goldberg. bowing
with ridiculc. Since when did her
serene highness make You her con
dantF'
Her serene highness told me so her
self"
roar OF laughter went Up. Tor The
majority OF them thought that Gretch
on was indulging in n little pleasantr~
Hobo, SO you are on speakiue
terms with Der highuess - Herr Cold
berg laughed
rs there anything strange iu this
fact she asked
Strange echoed Herr COLDER
since when did goose girls become I'm
innate with her serene highness."
Does not your socialism teach that
we are an euualf"
The viutuer thumpcd with his stein
in approval, and others Initiated bim
Goldberg was no ordinary fool lie
sidesteppcd defeat by au assumpticn
Of franbnesS.
Tell Us about H. Tell US under
what circumstances you met her hi2',-
ness. Every one knows that this mr.
riace is 20 take place.
Gretchen nodded. Nevertheless. her
highnesS has changed her mind" An.
she recountcd picture squely her acycl-
turc tu the royal gardens. and all han.
on her words I'm kind OF maze.
"Hurrah" shouted the vintncr. Lon.
live her highneSs. Down with Ju-
cendhcit"'
There was a fine chorus
police officer and three assistant
came down the stairs quietly.
LET NO one leave this room.' the Of
fcer said STORMY
The dramatic pause was succeed AZ
10y babel Of confusion
"Io, there, Stop hiu. you"'
X was the winner who caused THIS
cry. and the agility wiki which H..
scrambled through the window into
the blind alley was an inspiration
After him. yelled the officer.
But they searched i'm vain.
out into the street. every mother.
son OF you cried the officer. This h,
your last warning. Goldberg Th,.
next time you so 10 prison
Gretchen alone remained II was
her duty TO carry the stems up to the
bar. The officer. rather thorough for
his kind, studied the moor under the
window. He found a cutting from q
newspaper. This Interested nim.
DO you know who this fellow WASH
with a jerk OF his head toward the
window.
He is Leopold Dietrich. wilmer.
and we are soon TO be married"
What made him runT'
He is new TO Dreiberg. Perhaps he
thought YOU were going to arrest ev-
cry one"
ASK him IL he is not spy from Ju-
gendheit." the officer said roughly.
The stems clicked crisply in Gretch-
ems arms. One OF them fell end broke
at her feet.
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gendhcit. IL was
my daughter the
FIRST time: % Is
my honor now.
proudly.
"Wnl Il balance
war and devaSta
ton 2" the girl
asked quietly. lis
81 not pride rather
than honor? The
prince regen {
made n pardona-
BILE blunder. Do
not you. my IN
Their. make an an
pardOnable oneI"
"A Portia 20 the
Judgment $ aid
the chancellor. his
eye kindling. Let
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fallen. Where IL
the grand dukes
pride we have
heard SO ma "a
about? Are we.
then. afraid OF Ju
geDdbejtT"
NO roared his
auditors.
"Aave a plan,
brothers. II VIII
show the duke 20
hat desperation
he has driven Us
at last. We Viii
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CHAPTER VII.
AFFAIRS or STATE.

AFFAIRS or STATE
THE grand duke stamped back
and forth with a rumble as OF
distant thunder They would
play with him. EN-? Well. they
had loosed the lion this time. he bad
sent bis valet TO summon her highnesS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
CHAPTER VIII.
THE SOCIALIST:

THE SOCIALISTS.
THE ceiling spun and the gaslight
separated itself into a hundred
flames before the gaze OF the
amazed Hermann. You said
be was dead" be gasped TO Grumbach.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-05

Sidney Sapp, Notary Public
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-05

Sheriff J. F. floods was in Winslow, Tuesday.
 Jess Penney was in town We'd nesday from Taylor.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-05
The Best Hour of Life

is when you do some great deed or discover some wonderful fact. This hour came to J. R. Pitt, of Rocky Mt, N. c. when he was suffering intensely, as he says,
 from the worst cold ever had, l then proved to my great satis- faction, what Q wonderful Cold and Cough cure Dr. Kings New Discovery is. For. after taking one bottle, I was entirely cured.
 You can't say anything too good of a medicine like that. Its the surest and best remedy for disea- sed lungs, Hemorrhages, LaGrip- pe, Asthma, Hay Feverany Thro- at or Lung Trouble. Soc. S1.OO. Trial bottle free. Guaran- %eed by......................... by.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-05

Jake Miller a bartender of Winslow, shot and killed R. w. Johnson another. bartender in that town on Tuesday. We have been unable to learn the part iculars in the case. Miller is in jail here for keeps until a court or grand jury turns him out. When the killing was reported Sheriff J. F. Woods went to Winslow and arrested Miller and brought him up on No. 8 Wednesday morning.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-05
A Tender Hearted Maid.
From the Widow.

Once upon a time there lived a child of gentle mien and man. ners mild. she was so tender and soskind she wept to see window blind. She feared it might give the window pain to leave it stand ing,in-the rain. Her maiden aun- tNshe would. beg not to stone raisins, beat an egg, or from pot atoes take the eyes. Oh, how this maid dld agonizeE And when she saw her whipping cream, with horror she would sob and scream. The very thought of killing time appeared to her a'dreadful crime, and though to music she inclined, to.Seat measure seemed unkind. To see the cowslip ny the river; with apprehension made her shWer. to cut.a page or turn 1t down would cause a depreoating frown. And, when sbe-s saw them shivering in the chill autumn air, she. knitted stockings for the trees because their limbs were bare. Her heart 'sS soft with ang- uish wrung, cause this poormaid to die quite young.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-05

D. w, Gilliland. chief clerk to the Superintendent at the White river ageny was here yesterday ahr0uSe home from a visit to relative and friends at St. Joseph, Mo. He was accompanied by his daughter, Miss Edith.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-05

The Cold Storage and Ice Plant is completed. It will be stocked with all kinds of good things the coming week and don't forget to leave a standing order for your Ice.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-05
Life On Panama Canal

has had one frightful drawback malaria trouble-that has brought suffering and that has brought suffering and death to thousands. The germs cause ch ills, fever and ague, weakness and general de. bility. But Electric: Bitters never fail to destroy them and cure malaria troubles. f.'Three bottles completely cure me of a very severe attack of of malaria, " writes Wm. A. Fretwell, of Lu- cana, N. C., ''and I've had good health eversince. '' Cure Stomach, Liver and Kidney Troubles, and prevent Typhoid. Soc. Guarante- ed. by..................-... SJTHERLAND's EAGLE EYE SALINE
 Good for Nothing. but the Eyes
 5'rs Bells Antiseptic SaIve
 Good for all Skin Diseases.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-05

Where particular work is desired you must use LOLA PORTLAND CEMENT. Ask any cement man. For sale by A. & B. Schuster.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-05

Geo. w. Hennesey was here from his cattle ranch north of. town the first of the week.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-05

lola Portland Cement makes a 'block twice as strong as other cement. Ask any Cement man. For sale by A. 6 B. Schuster
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-05

Mrs Wesley L. Jones was here yesterday from Snowflake, to at tend to some business with our merchants.
The Holbrook news., 1910-08-05

Miss Ruth Grouse who has been visiting in Snowflake and other parts in the County return ed home last week. She reports 3 good time.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
G. A. Leary, Long
IN Service of
Railway, Dead
End Games u Head Of Union PaGihc's
Locomotive Department After
Brief ulnesA.

Cornelius A. Leary heAd OF the lncomo-
tive ana Woodwork department or the Union
Pacific In uuis district. died AZ st Joseph .
hospital Wednesday night M LsAry was
g years old. Els death resulted from an
illness Of q week and follows an opera
ton for the aumeur Hu had lived IN OmAha
Tor furrv-four EearE-
As supervisor Of the construction WoEA OF
his road az different puiurE, M LeAry
Accomplished big undertakings He super
intended the erection az Locomotives shops
ar Denver. Ehsyenne. EFauszuu and omAhA
besides smaller unes az either cities.
Mr Learv was horn Es5-uary H. VA a.
Erzsher Fails N T. HIS marr1age %
Miss Louise r. Burkley took place 0Gto-
bar Is. lEn He came 10 Omaha IN lBA
Those VIM survive ny Lsary besides ms
widow are a dHuEhrer ana three sons,
namely. MAY Henry A. EaWan e ana
EErr c. Leary
The funeral WI be held from the resi-
dence ~ North Furucth street. with aEF
ICES az st. Cecslia's church at , O'Clock
SATURDAY morning Burial VIII be AZ me
EalV 5epulcheE cemeIErE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

PIERCE. Web. April E-SperiRLl-The
Albion EEn school Debating team seems
90 have runked" when II came 20 de-
bannE with the Pier-H boys. and VIII uruh-
ablv iet the usHm f1um this place 20 10
the state contest az Lincoln In Nay By DE-
fault The Pierce team. consisting OF Ben
Inhelder harold Buvus and Warren Nc
Donald won in two previous debates with
1sams from the towns az Creighton ana
Randolph. the decision OF the Judges on
1urh occasions being unanimous The cues
riun donated was Resolved. THAR ,nbur
unions On tia whole. ara beneficial. Pierce
taxing the Affirmative side in both IN
stances This left AIhiun the only tuuu in
the district for Pierce to compete with be-
fore deciding which team would represent
the district az the state contest. As Al
1iun had also won On ne Affirmative SIDE
tne question aruse which team would Tad
the negativs side IN ras debate between
Piercs and Albion This was decided yes
ten1ay by drawing lorE. Pierce drew the
lucky straw and therefore was entitled 10
take the Affirmative side. Albion there
upon minated that &c would not debate
under the ciruumHrances thus leaving q
clear Geld Tor Pierce and giving rhs high
schnoi team here the championship OF TINS
district
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
HEEMEN TURN HOSE oN
PRISONER TO @QUIET HlM'
Fun Stream b Played On He'd HurE.
VIA fires ThinEs Absu0
IaM-

Rad" Burk- snakE and vicious. held the
f1Tr ar the police STATION IN the early hours
Of THURSDAY morning until the arrival uf
IRE company No 2 ana the play af me
hose brought rns prisoner 10 surrender
Red Is in jail hur stabbinE one Jim
Eawkins Sunday dlring a lone Orgy AZ
III Davenport street He mas been under
the cure tuearmenr since and had been
served Eue long befnrs the ourhrsak By
Taller Eerruld win medicine Al ia
u'cluck Eerruld went back % the inckup.
Wheu Burk BEGAN % make thinEs hum- He
had hruzsn up the 9zmiulne OF his cell and
made a sEfpe az Hernuid he Eur 1ur OF
the way ana succeeded IN tallng out af
the cell Jim Eall. VINO was a partner Or
Burk In his environment.
Erum uiia On sizbs OF wood dishes ard
everything ne o1uid pu1 his hands On was
uaed a. missile A peep through lhe duur
between the station ami the JAIL was the
signal fur the wood 10 ny Captain Dunn
thuuEhr FIRING hiHuk cartridges miEhr
terruriEa the man hur raia hld nB sftHsL
and then rna assistance Of the drEmen was
ASKED
Accidents tureTrsned before tine wafer
reached the uhlecr az sEtlcE and ms result
Was ina some of 1e officers wens nearly
A. Elch soaked a. 8urE FiaT g. nII pTas
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
FUNERAL or l. l. STONE
Newspaper Man az Laid nj
Rest ar Minden by side
~ WIS.,

HOLDEEGE. Nab.. april M-Spezinl.l-
A shurr service was held over the body OF
IeffsnE L Sloane u0dRv Al his home IN this
CITY AFTER WHICH the body was taken %
MEndau fur burial beside his wife and chill
drsnL The deceased had lived in TINS cicy
for ris paHt few years. and had az differ
ent umes been employed on the Citizen
ard Progress newspapers here Ills health
for the last year or mara ms hesn E-adu-
ally failing He was born AZ Marion La
in August INA and Rew 20 manhuOd m the
tuvgn az his birth. He learned the printing
trade IN the ofgsre or the Marion Register
wfisr- hs worked for a number 81 wears
za Isfr his poaSrnn thers TO sVidv law
and VS. Admifred 10 prautica M Thea har
A. R~lriangtun. la IN the lREe q In
IEa ne came 10 this state 70 practice
his profession. and opsnsd N office at
sutton soon aftar his arrival he-a He had
hardy heruTne well acquainted with his
new zrrrnuudInm when ne was appointed
10 a position in the county clerks OFFICES Of
CLAY county, a position wniCh he held for
ne Following two years AHer ne retired
from his Official duties he again took "
newuuaner Wurz. and TO that he devoted his
activities az several piuces in me stIre. IN
Guiding service on an Omaha daily and
later on a Lincoln paper He a
uewsruusr ar Miudsn for several Years and
n WAS there he made a reputation as a
urvspaper man Of more tnan urdinarT ahil-
irv. He muTT4sd mia Rays IN uSZ ana the
r7vn children which were born to them
bnsh died IN infancy He leaves surviving
him only a muther and one bu1ther
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
Effort of Thief
TO Steal Golden
ChaIice Fails
Burglar IN st. Peters Catholic
Church. Council BEuffs. Fuiled
by Steel Case.

The steel door or the receptacle in which
q lH cuntained alone prevented the nhur-
ium or golden challcn e-um becoming the
-uur OF a s-aurileEiuus burglar VINO invaded
ST Peters Catholic church a. Council
Blufrs Tuesday niEhL The burglar sue
ceeded In nrTtnE open rhe outer door az
the safe with a Jimmy. but the inner steel
door h1iled his afrorA
Entrance was effected through ths duur
leading into the vssfry az ths rear uf the
church. This door . fastened with an
ordinary lock There was 40 evidences thar
this door had been n1rred. although the
marks on rhe uurar door Of the SAFE showed
thar q jimmy had been used 20 ply IL open.
The s1pposfttun is rnar the door leading
inuo the vsstrT was opened with a skelerun
key.
IN the sacriErr which opens or the
vHHrrv the burglar ranEzcksd the drawers
and the eases containing the vesrnentE.
but faled 90 discover the keys Of the tab
ernacie. one Of whicn would have opened
the inner door OF the safe containing the
oosr,y chalics. which thu thief was evil
IDENTIFY after
Tbs attempted robbery was discovered by
Father Herman when he ar,se about So
O'Clock Yesterday morning
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

Flynn wEE crossing the street EuinE
north. he seemed Undecided what 10 dn
ard stopped fur a mumHnE apparently 70
ler the mbulaurH pass br- Driver Baugh-
man had been ringing the bell al the
while and mad slowed AZ at the CROSSING
There WAS no possibility, however Of
avoidinE hitting the man. VINO vas saved
serious injury by rhs gup and the bundle
OF umbrellas he was carrying in mis- hand,
seemingly raised to hsnd the blow az the
machine Flynn is a transient umbrella
member OF no fixed abode.
Ths accident at sixreentI and Harnsy
streets occurred Win the automobile
owned ana drivsn by " N Fisher. III
r sunesr. South Omaha II srruck Fred
Johnston. 10 Caas street.. q painter. He
vas attended to az the police station by
Assistant Police SurEsun 5tandsven and
vas taken home by M Fisher Gfter a
few bruises IN his legs had been dressed
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
w ant Boosters
TO Visit Them
People Alung Itinerary Of Trade Trip
Show Interest and Ask for
LANCER Stops by Party.

Much interest IN lhe Omaha trade sz-
curaon Is evidHuued by persons living in
the territory 20 be visited by the booster
Many inquiries have 1san nsueived by the
committees concerning the proposed trip
The Information asked FOR Is n general for
longer stops rhRn was proposed IN the
Itinerary published q Weeh ago. Towns
NOT IN the liiruad ara being heard fnom
and The uade excursion Is be-
ing asked To inciude these m rhs timer
AIRY Two requests we're made IN letters
1aceiVed By Chairman hayward TuesdaE
ON Of THESE was nnam the postmaster
Al Vera s. e.. VINO mvs thar the cuun-
M around there Is che finest gram grow
ng section IN South D1kuta- Since an
Overland IN OF Twelve miles would have
to be mAdE 10 viHit the uuu. usgrats
ara being sent II would be almost i'm
possible TO make such a utp On The day
1har the excursion reaches Vivian. me
nearest point 20 Vera rhe huarrh dav
= the dag d~esiEnatsd In tha schs1iuIa I'm
ARRIVAL az Vivian and a. 1ns entire time
3 % be uzEsn up IN rhs run hu0m Cham
larizin 20 Rapid CITY me Invitation must
be- paasaI up.
AuuJher ler-sr vas reuatrsd from a
banker a. Buule. Men. me county sesr N
ord eaunry- asEanE unar tas excursion
WISH has uoWn A. Aaulz. the nezrst m1-
road puinI - Eurrs. VIII BE- usachrsa on
tae lzar daE 81 the up * vas E1aud pos
sihhs % accaur the invitation -szrsndal
hurre - hur rWu and una-hulr miles mum
AnoEa aud enough time has ben aaHignss
COR me whsle party 10 maize q vs1L- CON
aaEuucrs tar me party viii be- Furnished
uT uha bushes men az Buuua 30 uaar ras
lunch Hzu not have 10 yak