The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18


that the new szTtRaI called hinseli
Herr Roscn He was assigned TO .
suite OF rooms, and on returning 10
the bureau. the proprietor sGRirted
his eyes abstfacteGly He knew every
woman OF Importance At that time ~
siding on the Point Certainly II eould
be none OF tasss, Hgmmsl. He struck
his hands togesher So THAI was H.;
the singer. He recalled the hints In
certain newspaper paragraphs. tho ~
tie tales With the names left Go tina
Imagination So that was ~
What a woman. Men looked at her
and went mad. Aud not so long age
ore had abducted her In Paris The
proprietor threw up his hands IN de-
spair What Was going 10 happen TO
the peace Of this bpcollc spotf Th%
youth permitted nothing 10 stand IN
his way. and uhe singers father was
a retired fighter with boxing gloves
In the ballroom that evening that
little son az Satan called maliceatore.
thought TOOK possession OF Nora ana
there was havoc. II a certain Amer
lean countess had not patron!zed her,
II certain iorsBcltes implements OF
torture used BY said son OF SATAN had
not been leyeled In her direction. II
certain fans had not been suggestiyely
spread between pairs Of feminine
heads, Nora would have been as
harmless as a playful kitten
From door to door OF the ballroom
her mother futtered like hen With
decking. Even Celeste vas dis
turbed, for she saw that Sora's coR'
duct was not due to any ltght,hearted
fun, There was something bitter and
iron.c cloaked BY those smiles. tha,
unkle of laughter In fact. Nora from
Tuscany hirted outrageously The
BArone eulAed aud tore AZ his mus
tache He committed any number
OF murders BY eye and by wish When
his time came TO dance With the mis-
chietmaker, he Nhlrled her around
sayaBcly, and never said word and
once doaa With, be sternly Ecturged
her to her mother. witch be deemed
the wlsest course TO pursue.
Nora, you are behaving abomin'
ably" whispered her mother pale with
indignation
Well. | am having gooA time
co.. Your dance? Thank you"
And tender young American led
her through the mazes OF the waltz. az
some poet wAo knew What he Aas
about phrasot it
by way OF parenthesls Herr RGsen
marched up the hill and down again,
some,hiug after the manner OF a GER
tain warrior king celebrated in verse
The object of his visit had gone TO the
ball al Cadenabhia At the hotel he
demanded motor boat There Was
none to BE- had In a furious state G.
mind be engaged two osrsmen to row
him across the lake
And 80 IL came to pass that when
Nora, suddenly grown weary OF tho
play, full Of bitterness and distaste,
hating herself and every one else In
the world. stole out 10 the quay to
commune with tho moon, she saw him
jump from the boat TO the landing.
scornlng the steps instantly she drew
her lace mantle closely about her face.
II VAS useless. In the man the hunt
ers instinct was much TOO Keen
so have found you!"
One would say that had been 10
hiding'" coldly
From me- always have left ev'
erything duty. obligations--to seek
you
From any other man that might be
compliment
Il am a prince, he said proudly.
She faced him With that quick reso
luton. that swift forming OF purpose,
which has made the Irish SO difficult
in argument and persuasion Wh
you marry ne? Win You make ne
your wife legally Before all ths
world VIII you surrender. Tor the
sake OF this love YOU profess your
right to a great Inheritance? viii YOU
risk the anger and the iron hard Of
your father for my sake7"
Herr Cote am mad" lie GOV
cred bis EYES
,TO RE CONTINUED