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About Morning enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1911-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1911)
I' 3 A. PICTURE ON GLASS Br ALLAN C CARLYLE 7 Ln o o Coprrtfhl by AsMrtcsa Prwa Amo cl.ltoa. IMk b t Ths rwtdencs f ibeCtiuut Van Arw dal at Rotterdniy. Uollaud. I ry Id on. lodeod. U Maudum wbo tbs Brat Duica wiUnt bought Man tatu Islaud for fctt. In rwvnl linira DtTld, oiw of tn Van Arsdsls family, cam to New York to tuak a boo th.rs. but b did not remain bm(. Tbera wart twj rraaoua for bis rs turn to Hollaud. Klrsilj. h was la lots with a member of aaotbrr brancb at tb fa lull J. Aouekc . Van Arwlalw. the daughter of tb mau who held tb tltl and tb Van Arftdale manor boua. Secondly. tbr was a tradition tbai : Darld Van Arsdale was the real rount Tb tltl and estates bad passed from Da rid a fTeat-craodxather to an aoovw tor of Anoekea. sod It bad new beea clear bow tb transaction ratur a boat. Darld believed tbat Antwk a father knew something about It. but tb count would not admit tbat b did. When David first cam courting Aniwke ber father faTored lb auit but a very wealthy auitor baring aakvd for bf band, tb count, feeling tbat motier waa needed to, tb famlij. favored tb latter. Aank would not wvd aim and would not accept David without bar fatbera cooMent. . Tbera appearing to be no bop tbat the count would relent. David deler TalaM lo go back to America. He b4 thar could nor would deprive tbe girl ha loved of his proa pec tire pumaalooa. and alnca ah most eveatuajly paaa another, he did not wish to be near hr. Tb night before be waa to sail he waa Bitting In. the great square ball which waa one naed by th Dutrb for m Bvlnc room, making bka last vlidt to Anneke preceding his departure. Th lovera war very despondent. "I believe." aald David, "that tbe reason your father first favored our anion U that he beUevea m to be- tbe rightlul heir to th tltl and est a tea be im now enjoying.' '"Why do yoaj think that. Davldr naked tb girt. "Because tbera are those wbo say that I am Tbera baa a I way a been a mystery connected with tb death of my great-grandfather. John Van -Ara-dals, and th assumption of tbe title by Henry. It la well known that Hea rya mind waa subsequently affected, and It la rumored that this cam from "Bat father haa nothing to do with ; that" "No; but IX there waa fraud In tbe . chang of th title and estate from : hia ancestor to mine I am the real Count .Van Aradal. If I married you . the two branches of tbe family would b united and th fraud. If any. would , not matter. That. I believe is the reason for your fat ber' a willingness at . first, because tbera la no other reason. I am poor, and yon need a rich hus band." At this moment something singular happened. Winding about the ball to th upper story waa a staircase. ald- , way. where tb staircase turned at right angles with th lower and upper parts, waa a window. It waa of rurK as construction, tbe glass being of different thicknesses In different parts. It had been there no one anew bow long, and no one knew why aa ordinary window or one-of stained glass bad not been placed tber la Its stead. At this rime electricity waa first converted Into and utilised aa light. Tb searchlight bad Just been Invent ed. and some electricians were experi menting with on of them on th roof of a neighboring building. Suddenly - th window mentioned was brilliantly Illuminated. David and Aanefce look ed at It In astonishment Instead of .being ordinary white glass, it waa a picture a picture in black and white such aa we now see hanging In win dows tbat th light may bring out tbe scene. And the subject, s man In tbe Dutrb costume of tbe olden time, lay an hla back bestridden by another man wbo had plunged a dagger into bis heart Below were the words: The Murder of Henry. Count Van 1 Arsdale.- v A mystery waa explained by a mys- - xktj. ine winuow tui teat moment had been a blank. Tbe Invention of th searchlight bad revealed what It contained. But wbo many years be fore bad learned to make a picture on gtaaaT And what light did be one to bring It out? For bow could be have made It without seeing It? On fact of Its being there at a II might be explained by tbe fact that the mur derer brooded over hla crime until be lost his reason and .placed tt there while a monomaniac. While the lovers looked tbe picture disappeared aa Instantaneously aa It " had sprang Into being. Then Anneke covered ber eyea with ber bands I am descended from a murderer," aba said. "All that father possesses is yours." David did not sail for America tbe next day. Workmen came in. took out the glass In the window and replaced It with a stained one. Then came a wedding between David and Anneke. and the count, having no male Issue, surrendered bis title to hla son-in-law and bla estates to hla daughter Hav ing done thN. be sailed for America. and Holland never saw blm again. , He burled himself la tb wilds of Can ada, David and. Anneke still live In tb house tn Rotterdam where th picture was revealed to them, but where tb picture Is kept no one knows, say It haa been destroyed. L 1 J.,. ' la Friealand. It seems, there Is a ens- toot that tb newa of a birth or death to anoouDced verbally by a man wbo calls at every boos la th Tillage for that purpose. If be brings tb newa of a btrth he- wears whit gloves; If of a death they are black. Some daya back a child was born dead In a FTleslaa Vil lage, It was necessary tbat tb usual announcement should be made, but la what colored gloves? Tb harbinger waa a maa of resonrce. He went hla ro-i'! firlt -" wt glov aad hat Extra Special. 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