The Huttig news., 1913-09-06

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 10 gain in elevation. Finally, with quick spring the Princess evadec is enemy and slid hatween it's Nines from fhe hack and ihe aeXt moment the enemy was a captive.
 Ii was an eNhilare.ing sport
 T congratulate yoe. princess" said he count to tbe into4iQatea Bosltta.
 The Princess carried the captive machine back to S0cneg with case fhe ofhe4Z machines returned. one after the otfof all enthusiastic and discussing tbe tactics Of air warfare
 AfJef the inspection dinner was served. in wlch the whole squadron took part #eeanHet eteia greeted sev erat e tten a5 eia aeaHe IL aHees aHd friends oc thoe4 good daes when the armies hcld their oHn and when ne WAS planning to conquer the American continent. Ire times had changed Now the air men ruled-at the e9m mand Of beaU,aGI. hold wtf15n whose only motive seemed to hf vanity.
 Thesa gloomy foreAodiaes were var ranted sooner than he expected Only 7pPetizers and soup had been aerl .. when Count de koeaHa stood up aad addressed the gathering
 The pleasure of greeting the world famous chancellor. the iron handed man of the German Empire, has been given me. It is | great honor for LIS to have you al onr feast, and We. the conquerors of the air. greet you. wbo are considered the representative of all the European powers
 Eositta smiled sWeefly af the chan cellor, who WaB watching the speaker II amazemaHt After a short pause, de korona continued.
 We greet you as sach as q repre- sentative, and L iH my comrades names. ask your eXeellenev 10 be with IS in heart and drink 10 the elected i queen of the air, who is distncd to be queen of the world. Long live our beloved Queen Rositta"
 The hltzzas that thundered through the hall told the chancellor plainly that this WAS TO pleasantry. His sns- l pieions had not been without fouHda- tion. He paled and when the tGmnlt died away he stood up. calm and de- termined and without a word left the hall.
 This action made Rositta furious. but she did not show her indieua- tioa. The chancellor seems to have lost his appetite.7 was all sue sad. After the dinner was over, she gave a few curt orders and the aeromen proceeded into another hall beautifully and regalIy decorated. At the far end stood magnificent throne.
 Rositta retired 10 her own apart- ment. while two men went 10 invite the chancellor to the throneroom. They found him eobsrly pacing the distance betWccn the entrance gate and the first hangar,
 He followed them. Rositta sat on the throne with glittering cirynith crown on her head. She was more beautiful than eyer
 The Count von Wefdonstcin was led before her. He showed no surprise. His face was calm and his whole atti- tude expressed disnterest.
 "I have requested that your excel lency come to Saemee. for | have a message that ! want brought before the whole world.
 The count looked at her steadily, and =ithout waiting to hear her fur t6er Vessls he said in his strong. pen otf8fi;e. soi-e:
 ..i l. voa. weiran. to stand before ne. Tel!-#e yo8r fe5ft.oo standing. 4hen ary listen to i. Do not for get that represent tae Emperor of Germ4 a5.
 Pal theeo words net been spoken in such de. GiH eaIasasfa=ess some ef the >auaicree would havo found he scene ridicglous A. il mas. it was grave and embarrassing and every enc stood stunned
 IL h1ooa f He.itta'a eh, Ks and f teek almost a m'aGte fer tor to recover bcf nueato. Ihan ehe rose nj as'n.;.e fse cEagee}lor, said in shriH vntee.
 ietNt bfftf f0zt stttCk TO BFIitA oHick or I shall forget myself and kill hiui"
 An hour Inter an aerndremeae 1and- cd fhe ehanes Tor in Berlin He ree tired to his library and sank into the chair before his desk in despair The weapon that to t}d counted on had turned against him lie too. was elad that. he had sent Captein IFochamberg on his mission before the visit to Suemeg.
 The peyt day four eerodromones started from sueineg. They were CIT, ryipg, suspcufed from their bodies a tremendous bomb Their orders were to reach the Island Of ciryne by morning of the coming day