Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-06
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p<AcTtSb pStiAnu i'm FAth VNi"ttu tdAtts-
ness. At the top of the public stair
case, however. no hesitated. Here,
everywhere, were brass-bnttoned Off
Gals Of the opera house. A garderobe
woman stared at him curiously. The
little prince looked at the woman with
appeal ia his eyes. Then, with his
heart humping. he ran past her. down
the white marble staircase, to where
the great doors promised liberty.
! Olga, the wardrobe woman, came
out from behind her counter and stood
/ looking down the marble staircase
latter the small flying figure.
The old soldier who rented opera
glasses at the second landing. and who
had left a leg In Bosnia, leaned over
| the railing. Look at thatr' he ex-
claimed. He viii break Leg, the
young rascal Once could haye,
but there, he is safel The good God
watches over fools and children"
eft looked like the little prince" said
the wardrobe woman. II have seen
him often-he has the same bright
hair ga 81
| But the opera-gIass man was not
listening. He had drawn long saus-
age from one pocket and a roll from
the other. ana now. retiring to a far
window. he stood placidly eating--a
bite of sausage, bite OF bread. His
mind was in Bosnia, with his leg. And
because old Adelbert's mind was In
Bosnia, and because one hears with
the mind, and not with the ear, he did
not hear the sharp question of the
sentry who ran down the stairs and
paused for a second at the cloak.room
| Well for Olga, too, that old Adelberf
| did not hear her reply.
she has not passed here.v she sale
| With wide and honest ewes. but wit
an ear toward old Adelbert. can old
gentleman came moment ago ant.
| got q sandwich. which he had left I'm
! his oyercoat. PERTAINS This Ia whom
| you are seekinggn
1,ba sentru cnrvsa ard r.r DOWN ,to
| staircase tta n.,ls a. Nc rboe. e4r,k.
ing sharplv On the marble
n,ea ~ ~. c,o,,- ~no,,, ,a.,,as, ovar
bsr checks with Ia. I,ns c,,,vsd m
n smile sThs l;ftie ona,. she
f.oroht aAna s,,cb co,,ragaf Ha will
y,sLo . .ra,t r,rr, Tat hin, have HE
prsnlr lirs ~ afher ch.Idran and
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| THE crown nrinc. VS. inst . tr;f,e
a zzlsd ~ the br,llianco ~ his sue-
cess IA pausa5 for one hreath,ess
i moment ,nder the norte-cochero If the
/ orers house, then he took ! lo6g
breath. turnet3 u tfa left ana w,e A.
oycr swalIoxved m &, the strset crowd,
n aeanah 49, s+r.ru..tn h,r, Nor
that he was .unaccustomed 70 crowds.
HID he not. that very Christmas gone
shopping in the civ. accomnanied only
nv ono of his tutors and Af;ss Brafth.
waite. and boueht for hts grandfather.
/ The king. a burnt wood hoy. which
r,lsbt hold either nac,rt,as or gloves
and for his cousins silver nbotoyra N
framax9 3@
Rut this WAS a,sfarant ana .far 8 :
ratl,ey necu,iar reason Prince EsrfI,n-
and William Otto had nevsr seen tbs
back Of n crowai The nubl;c was al
wavx liner, m. far;nc hin sn1;l;rc and
bowinr ana God blessine ma. Prince
Ferdinand William Otfoz &aa -aver
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Ferdinand William Otto was furious,
but policy kept him silent; which
proves conclusively that the crown
prince had not only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
his fight-but self-control and d.
plomacy. Lucky country, to have in
prospect such a king
Prince Ferdinand William Otto had
the fulfllment of a great desire In his
small, active mind. This was nothing
less than ride on the American
scenic railroad. which had secured q