Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-20

he has also hcrn aulc to Zurich him
self
Enrich hmSrlf;" repeated Blake.
"Nour majesty that boy hasn't made
rcd cent ont ot his work here
"Whatt'
That's right He didn't take share
Of stock in anything He built mp this
country and he's the only soul that
doesn't sci one dollars benefit out OF
the ioh
"Wondrrtul" cxratmrd the king.
Work tor works sake Rut then his
own tortuot is already So Immense
that he probably does not care to add
to 1t
Fortune" laughed Blake why.
sire. you dout still helirvc that crazy
story about his hctug capitalist? The
European papers made that nlunder,
and rony let It ~ ut that To- give the
people confidence in his schemes hut
| sure Thought he had put Your mai
cstN wise Fortune Every dollar he
had in the world was in the suit case
brought him on the night OF the rcvolu-
ton
hut. nut," Stammerrd the wholly
hcwtldercd king, Then what could
have nrcu his object tn
I'm saving Eorroviua; He wouldn't
thauh me tor telling your majesty, ana
YOU may not thank me. either Rut it's
too late tor II to make any difference
now ronN did MI this because the
princess loves HorroviuN aud
THE prtucrSSr"
And because he loves the princess"
oh gaspcd the king rhcn he NUT
tered Most distressing, Most dis
trcSsiug"
There was moments pause, Then
he said;
MIR Rhkc, II you are returning to
the BATHROOM may | trouble YOU to tell
the princess | am waiting here for
word with hery
lie hrrkoncd n passing officer and
gave n srcoud order rhen the old man
stood. head bent. eyes half shut. with.
cred face InScrutahle his mind alone
active, unt' the princess light step
sounded on the walk before him
'Nour majesty sent tor me-" she be-
gan,
He glanced Nhstutiy ut her. as though
he had already turcottru his reason for
the summons rhcn ne said carrlessly;
by the way. have Just been saying
goodhy to Mr. Hawthorne. hope you.
too. thanked him tor all he has done
here"
Il tried TO / congratulated him ON
his success
Ills success Yes quite SO Hut
we have Just Nnrn"d that tor some
reason OF his own Mr. Hawthorne
has seen 1T to take ne profit for his
services to Rorrovtnn
FEATHER"
lie has done 1t unScIfshly. And IL
Is we who have reapcd all the reward
We thought him incredibly rich. We
fluid he was not, lie risked an no pos
scssod to save us But for him you
and should now be paupers and In
exile ana Borrovinn would be a nation
of the past
oh" she painted her voice shaken
by sobs And | never knew. | never
| guessed
mo? lut now that at last you
know, could you not perhaps convey
| To him,
"lt's too lnte." she sobbed I'VE said
goodby, Tie Is gone And | shall new
or see him again.
Gone" repeated the king Yes
What n pity"
| An officer entered the garden and
snluted
II gave him the message Just as he
was leaving the palace. your majesty"
he reported. and the next instant Haw.
thorne was hurrying toward them.
You sent for me. sire?" queried the
American
did r. asked the king slowly. ms
! though trying To remember
Perhaps | did BY the way. there Is
something that may interest you. II
IL not yet made public We have de-
cldcd to adopt your American form of
government There will be no more
kings I'm Borrovina."
To be Continued next week.