THE GREENFIELD DAILY REPORTER, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1929. PAGE FOUR SOCIAL AFFAIRS GENERAL CRACK by rr' i Get the Children's Garments Cleaned GEORGE PREEDY XT' Family Dinner Dr. J. L. Allen and family entertained at a family dinner at their home in this city Sunday in honor of the doctor's mother.
Mrs. Lidi Allen. Among those who enjoyed the occasion with Mrs. Allen were Jesse P. Allen and family, of Spice-land; J.
Ralph Allen and family, of Ogdcn; Mrs. W. E. Perkins and family, of Indianapolis; Mr. and and pressed this week before they return to school.
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W. Va. Christmas day the Allen family entertained in Ct.vt Hensdorff. special envoy of Kim; Leopold, offers General Crack, soldier of fortune, the hand of the Archduch*ess, us dowry, if he rcill side tcith the King against the Allies. Ilensdorff is at first refused audience, but finally meets the remarkable and mysterious soldier in it gardens.
Crack assures ltim that lie ids already made vp his mind to rnarry Princess Eleanora, daughter of Anhalt-Dessau. Leopold has destined her for his icife. Crack suggests that the Emperor withdraw his suit in exchange for Crack's services. and not have to sacrifice the Archduch*ess, and he wa3 sure that the Emperor, with whom it had gone ill enough to have to offer his sister, would be glad lo spare his pride at the price of withdrawal from the Anhalt-De6sau market who, after all, was Eleanora of Anhalt-Dessau? No great prize, surely; of no value at all if General Crack could bring in the Lutherans. But where was the spring, the pit? Why should that ambitious, bold, restless and insatiable young man refuse the Imperial marriage for a union with a little German princess? Hensdorff was baffled, and he was not often baffled.
And some such simple explanation there must he for this preference for the Anhalt-Dessau marriage, but Hensdorff could not find it. And now he, Ilensdorff. had to do some waiting about on his own part, hanging around this dull place for the best part of a week with men like Banning and Pons; he felt both tlat and irritated, and it was IS CHAPTER IV Continued "I might consider that if I it true that the Emperor had the better chance." "Of course," said Ilensdorff suavely. "I spoke without my master's opinion; he has earnest reasons for desiring that match he also desires your services, and no doubt he could find some other mat Call Phone 638 IParSsIhi (Sfleaumeffs TRI KAPPA'S ANNTAI, DANCK Tuesday Evening; December Memorial Huiiding Music Supplied by Red Huffoitl his Collegiate Band GRAND MARCH AT 9 'OCLOCK Admission $2.00 Spectators 25c rimonial alliance there was talk of the King of England's daughter "No doubt, but England takes the KNOW YOUR COUNTRY GAMES other side, I think. And as for the political advantages of the match, if I entered the Emperor's service, CLASSIFIED ADS I should bring with me all the Anhalt-Dessau interest." Ilensdorff was silent, puzzled.
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13. church will meet at the home with some relief that he saw Gabor crossing a corridor with his light and rather stealthy step. "I've seen your master," Ilensdorff greeted him. "And so have you I suppose you made him the suggestion you hinted last night about the Anhalt-Dessau affair?" "No need," replied Gabor. flickering his ashy eyes.
"Banning repeated the whole conversation "What's behind it?" whispered Ilensdorff; but the Transylvanian merely laughed; he had a gross and evil laugh. Ilensdorff disgustedly gave up that point ami hurried to another. "If you want this alliance, you must do your best to make Anhalt-Dessau decide in favor of the Emperor, so that your master will have to buy him off." He looked around, afraid of a spying interruption, but Gabor answered easily: "That won't be as difficult as you think. I've some news for you your man is coming to Dursheim incognito." "Impossible!" exclaimed Hens FOR SALE Fresh cider, homemade apple butter and many va-rities of apples at IIAMER'S. 26tf Wyoming.
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ing- the Princess Eleanora besides, he would be free to contract some powerful alliance elsewhere." This was very smooth and agreeable; Hensdorff did not doubt that he could bring his master round to such terms; but where was the trick, the snare? The man who made this offer was not one to do anything for the advantage of others. Hensdorff decided on that frankness which in sometimes the most wily diplomacy. "I do not see the count of Your Highness in this." he remarked. "My count is the Anhalt-Dessau marriage." "But that I3 not comparable to the marriage you have just refused." Tt happens that I prefer it." Ilensdorff knew that he would say no more than this, and was therefore sparing of hi3 own arguments. "I am, then, to tell the Emperor that if he withdraws from the Au-halt-Dessau match, your services and the services of the Lutherans who will be your relations will be at his disposal?" "By no means," returned the young man coldly, "for I am not yet convinced that your master's rival-IV 13 worth buying off I should not t.ke your word for that, Monsei-sneur.
If it should prove to ba so. hat is the price I should offer "But no delay is possible," replied Ilensdorff. further soured by this wariness on the part or his opponent. "The Allies may be in Flanders in a few weeks and in the Empire in a few months. You must take your part, sir, at once." "Anhalt-Dessau is at Dursheim," paid General Crack, glancing across the silvery valley.
"I am going there tomorrow. Do you care to wait here till I return, within the week? I shall know then whether I have an offer to make your master or no." Hensdorff saw that he meant to force Anhalt-Dessau to "yes" or "no" to the offer for his daughter. Rapidly resolving to use all influence to make it "no." Hensdorff replied: "I will wait. Monseigneur." "Very well." answered the young man negligently, and saluting the Imperial messenger briefly, he turned into the grand room and waikod away, stately and indifferent, halting slightly. Count Michael Hensdorff was both elated and puzzled.
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3M3pd gether," he remarked, then bowed and passed on. Hensdorff did not, of course, trust him at all: but he believed the piece of information Gabor had just given him. because there would have been no sense in the invention of that bit of news. Ilensdorff was disgusted; he thought that he. too.
would go. under some excuse, to Dursheim. to keep his eye on the unstable youth he called master and to clinch the bargain between him and General Crack. He agreed with Gabor; if the Emperor and General Crack did not work together, there was an end of the Empire, if indeed there was not an end already; Leopold might have been elected at Frankfurt and approved by France, but where were his dominions? Even native patrimony of Bavaria was overrun; after eight years' war the Allies were everywhere in the ascendant. The late Emperor had clearly died of vexation and being harried from place to place; he had had a brief period of success when ho had seduced General Crack from the French to fight for him, but that adventurer had soon deserted the Imperial cause and joined the Queen of Hungary he, Hensdorff reflected sourly, was the only person who had made anything out of the war; be had been crammed with bribe3 and spoils, besides inheriting a vast fortune from his father, a prince who had been fortunate enough to be Viceroy of Naples and Paymaster of the Imperial forces.
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