The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-30

Il don't mind" said Pollyooly
fercely; and she tugged at the re-
straining grip. hard but in vain, eying
the pest with vengeful eyes.
Il wouldn't let my children play
with him like some people do Just be-
cause he's Prince, not was 50 ever
50. | should be frightened all the
time" said the nurse.
If ever he touches the Lump. I'll
teach him!" said Pollyooly fiercely.
IF ever he touches one OF US. Papa
will spank him hard. Papa doesn't
like Princes. He says they're so use
less" said Kathleen.
so they are-if they're like that"
said Poilyooly with conviction.
They watched the devastating royal
progress with indignant eyes. The
back view OF the Prince was nearly "a
unpleasant as the front. He slouched
along with his fat little figure hunched
forward in a very ugly fashion. Tho
children fed before him as he came.
and from the shelter OF their nurses.
or their mothers. anErily watched him
destroy the castles they had built But
most Of their mothers regarded him
with a gloating admiration they felt
that the beach was more glorious for
his royal presence.
About forty yards behind him came
q companion figure. HE equerry the
Baron Won Habelschwert. a stout. pig
eyed. snub.nosed man Of forty Ave who
walked with the stiffness Of a ramrod
Of the thickness Of n barrel His legs
we're. unfortunately. rather short. and
since the lower part OF bic body was
% a fine prOtuberant rotundity which
the breadth 81 his shoulders and tho
thickness 81 his chest failed dismally
10 equal he presented the quite nm.
common appearance Of a perambulat.
ing pear lie had a rich expanse OF
fat cheek and a small but dimplcd
chin. but a fierce mustache upturned
I'm The Imperial fashion. gave him the
fcr0cl1us air required by his military
profession and his sentiments OF a
Euprrman 81 the latest Prussian brand
Happiness SAT enthroned upon hil
brow s passion for backing e. n de
tinruishing Characteristic 81 his mill
tarv caste. and his natural love oi
lirkinr The boots n members n The
many royal families 81 the Fatherianc
was finding Us full expression. IN
Prince Adaibort he had a perpetual
boot 70 lick Sometimes indeed th'
boot lirked him. that very morninl
tho Prince had kicked hie shins IN I
mastery fashion. on being invited q,
wash hls face for the day.
The Barons clothes fitted him Will
extreme military tlghtness. The
we're u an unpleasant greenish tin
which did not match the green Hon
. burg hat he wore In hts right hant
he carried a short cane and yellow
} gloves. The morning was hot; nj
! boots we're patent leather. Didusini
an agreeable odor Of pomatum on IN
breeze. he walked with the air Of on
, taking his ease In p conquered country
+ Tor be looked forward with touchinl
certainty 20 the day when the maile'
b fst ~ his Imperial master shout
sweep England with nrp and Ewor
from sea 20 sea. lie often talked IN
b Eloatlng fashion of that great day =
} his young charge Possibly that "a
10 one of the reasons which induce
: Prince Adalbert 81 Lippe. Schwefdnit
y 90 make 20 free with the castles an
Z versions 81 the children 81 the sosoor
;. e-suhiuEated English
]. The oRree ~ tho sands having ~
p appeared down the beach tho chfidrc
i repaired the damage 10 their cast
70 and once more played in peace Tha
afternoon thore WAS another royi
r. progress Of The same devastating Mini