The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-05-04

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'i.@1 II IS ihia Captain Lari5ch
nom fHmor couples The r4Hmr "
IS i''io'NS 'iea"i9.' He stepped back
pae' pr two af Sight of karl's face.
oa requested such information sire"
or answer Karl pointed tn tit. door.
or some tI'ne after BE- had dis
-, .,4s1'.o me agent, Kari parl his
'''i't'E aiahe. Kaiser brought uo I'M
''IiIl"d information. Therefore tho
,'1"i- "a> rue. Therefore h. had had
ms 'h1hH in his hand. and now was
p'e'i2ea 10 lot him 70. For Il time.
| 'H'h' haEi paid the penalty Of many
nllSdeedS His triumph was ashes In
MS mouth.
Hdt u this boy, infatuated with
fieu"le' had hidden somewhere on the
roao olga Loschek's letter? What.
men Il ne recovered ii and took it TO
heu"'e! what if
Out at iast ne sent for the prisoner
! ups'ai'S' ana waited for him with both
Jealousy anu tear in his eyes.
rive minutes later Milky Larisch
was usileFea INTO the red study, and
having po"eo, an insolent young bow
at lhu'' STOOD ana eyed the king.
nave sent for you TO release you"
salu MARI
Nlkhy ole" long breath. Il arn
Sratelui' sire
You huFe heen lnt2Tceded for by
the cnahceiIof OF Ltyonia General
Mettilch' WHO mas Just gone
Milky DoWed.
hari nxeu MN with cold eyes. But
before you tuhe leave Of us he said
ironlcally, snou'd Ike the true story
OF the nlsht o ,. ias'' somehow
somewhere, q 'e'teF intended for me
was eAen"n ,e.ta NJ o'ahh paper L
want .iiat ie1'e4'
Ano" Nv lLlo' '!iIn you, S'Fe'
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tahei 'i1e '-' IN A0' al CIV ei"t'e
eoileH1Ni,e 1o'-47
r0i 'ii"e maj, s''Io MS majesty
there was nothing reasonable about
awning you ulu.
Ana no" harl piaSea MS trump caro-.
k ky's face. He would see if report
snoro tho truth ~ this hIno.orod Nov
,ros n Ioro With uedu,to H. n.,s
,aa,ons no, tbis Kor1 90 tho ao,,,
oros ioolons ond nossionata No+ 90 =
tyna .hon ,vo+cbino @ b,n,h,o eoId'on
ne 7,, .l hnt 90 rnon 80 aa $500 ,1
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Ft.e''E: ME'n MS
'Misteu eihile' ne cast tie rlglo
euquette oi such matters 70 the WHO'S
+ - very slmpie' ne salu. 1nere
r VIII De no more trouble between these
r TWO neishDorlng countries, because
i ilarriase mas To-Day Deen arransed-a
e iii"rilase between the frlncess HedWlg
MS majestys granddaughter. and my
4 sen
# For moment Milky Lar1sch closed
MS eyes ~F,
;. = /
The anniversary Of the denth ri
Prince hubert dawned bright anC
a sunny. The place showed a thin GOV
r ering of snow, which chung, wet and
!" sticky, to the trees; but by nine
q o'clock most of 1t had disappeared. and
n Prince Ferdinand William Otto was
q Informed that the excursion woull
take place.
q Two motors TOOK the party, by bacl
: Streets 10 'he ianolng stage. In tn
% flrst were Anhunc1ata, Hedwig, an
. the countess ana at the last momen
"a Otto had saiVaged Miss Braithwait
~ from the second car, and begged
place for her with MIN. A police agen
- sat beside the chauneur. Also anothe
~ car just ahead, contained othe
=. agents. by Mettllchs order before hi
= departure-a pam olack motor, with
out the royal arms.
- In the secohu ilacnine followed
part OF the sul'e, heu"les lady l
" waiting TWO seii'ienien VI the cour
III parhue ufesS' anu alher Gregor!
\ come from MS monastery at Etzei I
% visit Els ola 1fiehd' 'he KING.
II AT the landing stage small crow
20 had gathered on seeing the red carpe