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u4 desce this void*
orto,-Jgh. precantio)
hat 'the, tIy
use anticipated $ te • necessity
" flight. At -the f. •.t- 41.-4 t
the moist earth ,prtsen-ed
lt prints of their feet 'They were
ianv and of ill sires, ri0
its had passed that way.
itivea Who Arrive4
red their.feeVseveral oinu
1 e agEteturo the ladder in file
itintl Maximo 4?ould' teeognize
be,,sts with golpened heels, whie
-ed the ,:ag"6 *AM
rbirtiurio
omit 25c.
oat of solution,
VL..-
rOriX the
tIdLginr.
to: ton ,the.,/011r of
aSSIStklite
i , tie wind�w,
o was Ito/
when th
isible
st1te. it the
he opei.
indows
e pot -
t
tess„madent
PAW t
tag the easel 11
- tot *t4t.:!!. hotts,-,t guar
et Irdard.
,,41,11‘ my pebble.: are 'astir," he!
'rubbing his hands; "'the fe
ni.k tenant of the second lloer, the
mstof the lit, and nowwe
have.*i1a /or netting. The
"st raves like anything, and
• so ale tenatit dreams of nur-
dtr
cvry iiighL'
. . ottsaz .1. tinders
rr. --=-4italoe - ..
r all t - Robbers t
e ' :t1Se OVer 1*X:el Om g.a
ok . tho polieetlie:g.
eri : fire!** ..shroic
voice. .t',
. !raseils, wait airbile,,•";;re
i e . 4 'my - revolve
,..,.. - -
t self, but to ceiding to t1
vourse lloilsoft_sl take.
lost sight of the boyard, wlz
• ett unnustaknble ...Signs -of
• lodty, even of fright. Evide
hi attfampt had tailed, .and nothi
unlined for hint hut to beat, r
reat.. Re appeared, however, sti
to hesitate before decautping wit
_troops, autl nioved about un
wily; chat:log his fist at the. pe
le • who threatened' hint, tett
*Wing his stthalterns and' to8t
feting violentftel
By his -order,....,,dontttlesss.,,one o
.160-- on the hot distriottnte
hastily,; and the other_took the.witi
anct reins. The man who had en
tete(' the house with Robert. 4
jumped, from:the balcon
the berlin and thence' to tit
•sidewalk. .
• The defeet turned into a. rout;
tlik. moment a pistol' was fired
the terrible tenant of the first floor
The effect was not deadlyno•on
felt—but the explosion gave the nig
*1---lor-the-rout—Rorisoff-h-ustter
men into .the (*triage, Whet
tb ey trammed themselves twiti
some dilliculty, and.,itimped in af
ter them. The driver struck ou
ta:horses in the direction of th
Avenue de Villiers.
• fly, the eowaidsr* exclaim
*0$ D./dards willingly sitowing hitti
self' 11,0,10P that all danger was past
e"Thy don't get off -fl that. Come
r, titbit it the momtnt,to cry 'Stop
ef:' Ther,e*s a _station down
tbereoa. the avenue. .The soldiers
wfl!4op the carriage"
. .4to he*idthis -he precipitated
sellitito the street. Maxim
eftcort to . abate hisTai
. followed.
.1 had little ,,hope of capturmg
indeed, it Wittl
3iitit•O'' ,him whether 0! not th
tattitre4 . but he w
grtat-ly coneerned. to know wrat
bsJ betvine' of Robert de carrioe
/Madame fiergent, and the countess
• fencing.tittste,r. They must he in
-tile house, and le counted .on the
' tenantts assiiit him. forekng
theta out of their nest..
in, rico r vf, 141irdin. and 1
ght
on oar '
onsieur ralet,„I It ol
that, itdoesna it .meo
ojke wth yon."
on my Wor'd. it i true. Ask
Win:"
-ear it," 'vet*cItrk
answered tit 't aIstird Italtie.
wear it by, the -e and
his 'house . and ,rzs MHe.
int Gres who' will hear witne, t
's'K ltenrd the ,VsSing ot- this
„prOjectilv.t.,*
. - OferSa;s0-ortriathcgrosc
Mlle. Saint Ores was a persort-o• tit doalent or from Vsuitfit.tives;
411P years, ttf A spare Ogitre and & Limited,, 004* --4,
fowled fate; the- femals tenant o
the, setota floor*
.1,truittio was notsorry to see all
he tenants ealteeted together., ,
Gentlemen," he said, "I, hav
not the honor to be known to you,
ad Since .e atteerhottit ,4,1tie
nsent at singular speetavle ittnek-a light whkh Was stt
rdon, monsieur, who ar4 fhjent to enable them, to discerilp
tilwit"-em4MatitaTillWilarwr
les, and in another mfnith the
was wishing to send to darkness gOve place to an Moulin.
this 4(11:Colons individual ationl„
sumect.the airs of •*. idatd
rit&ditterregatin
-i0trThtt
14-Sitiratiiiitliiti one, in wInoli U a table,Wthe middle of isthic
*thalive Of old Saxony fared with
rare -flowers-. But it did not appear
that any guests had )ecu seafteft at
the table,, and in the great enipty Iie
bali.thc...,silence vas, profound.
"Olie nsight. stippose_.it was the
eastle Of the Steeplug. Jicatity of the
Woods," murmured ralot.
"Let us stareh,"-- said lotaxitne.
Tint let us see what way this
4.10or loekedon
he outside."
"loot Its begin by eallingt"
'aimed ralot, tracing with his le,
gainst the door.
'Hallo!"
NO one answered to this., ap
btrt tr,murniur of 'Olers. in the
street. - attracted the ,attention o
the. explorers. They hastened,.to
c the %ludo* and saw the tcmitnta
and pot-U*1n conference with two
rodiceinent Who had been attracted
by the ,report of the pistol. -
31a,xiMe Sal that the ininnent had
coine for hi interVtotiOn,
,therwith-thetwo clerks, le:1
in a few seconds pined the
and was. in position to add liis
otel 'to thos eonfued
conversation between the oecupnnta
of jltr-houao oppOsite ,And the
guardians'kof the loessee.
eounted briefly' *hat had take
plaoe, and so toldlia story a to
lead the policemen to believe that a
throe had; in all prebability been.
committed, and ithabit was impera-
tive to searctothe house innned!--
ately. *
All the doors were, locked. The
eionueissary of police haul the
right to have them opened,. an
f-thopolicertten-went-in-seare
of him.-
This laoistrate resided in the
neighborhood, And in twenty.mw
ates he Arrived,followed by_s_lock.
*smith arnm4 with All the Up:Pk-
motiti of his profession. He liaten
ed attentmly to Maxima's recital,.
‘'19-unting tho str*-41- If 'the disco•urse Of rineorne
Dite4W04tti 0404,.
WiHjamatowij Out., July 2/the 1908.
401,*tac all aty life from V)arouic
onstitsttion and no dodo, or
ever tried held te..4*Frotit
promptly curd
t• had,* ha attack Of
IzioNirtt TROVIM/1
gavettie up but "Itrultot4
mylife. 1. am now over eighty years
of age enil 1 strongly *toe:tatted
44 lt 1° fur eqnSti
patio a.
gtdnev Ole;
d)14ittEs,DIVOM7044,
himsolf of the sttength of his
utl leaped the baleony atter
"We ean't see jot Isere,** sa
lot. `"Wait, X have stiime Inate
y-pooket.'t„
e .aeoropanied the' coma
I exid of his Aearch.
rht-htue e t, thorotigh
4,
11 't to pellar,'
a well as th» iids adjoirtinik
They, found in •
goultaismitrY coutentestbinise
with taking dOwn the names of
ths ptesent, itt ease they
1 equired -iititttesOes,
that opeoettvery improbable, for
erthes.an to believe in * hoax.
• ttnanne heel to give his *dares
and mounted immediately the
'ehiele of the faithful ,ituguste,not
,
Without having„generously virtu.
ed- iiidar47And takettleore of the
o eIerks. whout he even invited to
dine With .hilof invitAtipn which
(4 Accepted in ' chorus.
he continued!)
Ott/1E11MM 4014111(141110401t CO.
It% 1110Attp or TIRADE 1104,000 TOSONT
need of everybody, and *I did
disdain to conciliate the geod-
' Of Signor rencornet, ,
'I elite -01;1' said„, "to make
dine 'inquiries concierge,
tot I -saw atrive„-in-earriage and
ott-toot, the bandits who have- at-
tempted to elituto into that house.
Naturalty, remained to sire as.
sistanee to honest people. I ant
the nephew of Claude 7rtergeres,
hanker." • „
"Good house, monsieur "- a
tlw baS's voice of the old cl;uggis
"Utilise " favorably. known' on
4e1,AAng '4!)
"Iirait," said: one of the. young
mints of the third, "I know your.
cle's eashier."
41teillyr -itudett litaxime,- a lit -
ti surprised.— • -
Ives *lite intimate with him
betore he was such a grandee. We
a in thit ttStatttaltt;
.tit.6 dishes, half 'bottle and des-
sert. thirtY.Pbt 'IOUS» 1119 .11E404, is
1010 Vigi1017* • GfalOPOIrdill 'know
—
"Yes," affirmed clerk number
WO; "would you like a descriptio
of himt Viguory (hies), the
osiere of the IipAerltione:licauseo
be was born at Vesoul and bevatise
he virtuottip, . twenty-six years
round eltin, oval face—"
41 know ihe rest," said Itrattinte,
laughing. "Visnory is my intitnitte
ttiend; and I ant pleased to meet
two of his -comrades. Bat suffer me
to remind; you that we all have
duty to fulfil, that of warning the
occupants of that house that rogues
ve attempted to forte an en -
once.°
-Irot worth. the trouble.
-
is enipty, The Prussian
home.**
is friend's have come back,
'Siee re,lot,' said the Porter,
tiuttrter an.:heour wo-
two men have been there,
Just as* he it .Itia....feet .91It$1de
Vat door the vietoriatarriceil at fait -ba
,Ispeede--
Auguste, the faithfnl keachman,i1:1
• '"itottraeted by the . ItiStot$110t, %AS wi
ItitStnill# to the assistance of his
mcgiieur:, . Sr;
."Stop cried 3Iaxitne and Au.
Stoj:Tel ghort.
1, -,,
am, .,aid the
O vantfa 0'1010 lady who had
he door in Answer to his
011111Mirt6W' 1
II St o spare, rd like to alto
Y e great work .on the %shit
,
o ;me Anitturls.71.!' "No use
wastingliwyou4r4...,,,Itimez young dy um, Atli
1.
ret . times,-, know -all-
ot their 'habits-. — ,__
‘ .......:44.1;_.
" n At man has a cause in his
rt t wilt get to his muscles.
„
It's a queer coneett that regards
a dime dropped into the- plate as
dollar laid 'up in glory.
-
The possibility of really nter-
ins into anotherss grief is * joy
that angelM must, envy nfi,
er
ree Thogsi* ,4101.01;
Elien AtArgiten,,.
,
sit 11.0 ,O.T
ti
to of IfradfOrd. 1-
q,• PittioiAnt:hreedit,,u,
' erica, has. no intention of toov-
n from the 'one..roitated vottage in
nloox..: which:, is now her Itont-o, ,
do not ;want larger boutv o
on)e one to take ,e -are of me," sit
tated and Atunly. "11 have
bien used to loolotiogAfter. myself,
y 'nnele*had to .work hard for
bvitsiner 447'1*bnlidalil b4amuknQitgoing to
t.
and hve
o'i. the interst.".
:614trsden, _who, s tilie her-
self .olt it,. has . aud.
pined''life* does not appearto '
e what 'the possessien of
elknp, and hots, no notiont
ef bat her income will be. 4.rh
intarOy inVested at 4 per eert‘ vytil
I. 0 . I ....
11.
11 Tubth
Itorittot ItottiltOT vli, r'At
id IMPiLIPItell,. ,.%/4114(0 tt*l(1. fir 4M'
.E.301 3? ilip0C111,11wttpeoeit, IWO: V*
lit k,.
MPO. (trev tOttatt'AI)'
a
..
tiee an IWO
Irer wog' laborer-,
they., lirooght -op a family, of six
:children on his small. ,corning-. Ara
er his ,dtatit - some • years. ago she'
was 'compelled to leave her, houso
and live in Vati*0 on: the As. *
,week allowed hett by the .parisli
frequent ifficult taco -inter -
,whe is ipolre,
0$
needs palutiotg you s? 044 to
is your -holOttl- it! ,g 10
loci good for it. .litake it, tifot.,
How?.: iiso . .
hadn't stayed so ;pug ie,t; vskre and; above ail; the report of
You'd antve AMY' em g Itidard, wito-On his quality, of eon
as we did rnonsitur and eierge ,of the house opposite, Was
"And .tne, too," cried the with- ia,tcposition to ,cqtify to what had
rt. "I wstsn't so near, but I've toikxt oaeo., for -84 months Dag
Pair of good eyes. And the Ins- an4 zoo -elided it. WWI expe.
lid ',offered inc & Ittindr.ed S4US to dint to have a, legal itearch 0. this
ke hhn t4ihq, '11,911,8"' 1*„.Y Singular abode, whose ocoupants
,
o on it, tt!,st.,tnutoetro AtiS IshOliTtillietnBelVCS interValit rind
disappeired :„Iike .;pitantoms.
4.41. thurtiett 48k, mon diett ht3 order one of the ptilicerne&rang
Wined the feintile tenant. , several times, And no one answer -
'The tragedies of jealous,y,- in, he commanded the loeltsmith
cored flalopartlin.
ft Would.be enter and, 14ir a, rotOmeni,
arelt the _house," :solid; axjm,o. *el they found themselves. at: the
47 3 eriMe' baS 4.an conirottteline ft, * stairway; plunged in .onn.
tim has need of assistance per. :olio idatktioss; Bat the knowing.
Bidard had, fOreseen' this ease, and
it°141 Th doort arrived with ft lantern. ,:whith he
1/1;;I:'41 x** policeman tOr he wit* WA bent
• ,• Ittt.i.tened to 'Ogee in the. hands of
ot Didard. must have /adder;
hoi" hasn't,1" '
"Wflatta ladder fort,
UlcUllte;': ptTin kOinit "t4) put,
liege under the casement."
"Like berth* while Ago
Igood ideas" .said tofaxime. '
'Clood attlopartlin
*4;food .1' said Ilidard, w
pulp into the milord and folio
*tier the brigands." "
4 4lf the 'brigands -are in the, ber-
nu which filed iway down yolder, La
no use:tlirstart Illy mare after
theniq ate 'ciltiltin it catch np with
• ten.thommid-franelorses. I hearoV
pi!tol-shot. Wa3 monsIeur
that fired itr
a til no 1143,2 litat4 I be
144 ve VW, firt-1. in the air,'
undertake* to say_,
▪ itftt in the Me*" cried a. rough
-It VC. •
Turtling, fOttnd Itimse
UM tit fate witILI groto4toct
soilage; *coarse.. lade 04 man Oit-
yoloped in a dressitts.gowni wind
*Mod 'with a cavalry revolver.
"I beg pardon, monsieur," said
Ilismiroc thought v9tt wi4heti
4
.1(40, the alartu';?-rL- T
upon being kite first to itonetrate
dattgerons castle., ** •
The stairway 'led the visitorN to
•* billiard -1011, an apartment 'which
hai titree doors, inelteding the one
lids opened, from the stairway.
Ott(' of them wtm looted, but the,
c„t. was in the lock, and it wsi
PorlinP4, ettrtile ottita cr,tr neeelsary pg
t there, and we are ealled -uport to thts dinintloont, .0,114,16 the vs,:
to mike* seirelt. Falot 30(14 will c4tidjcs, lit by ,Oaloperdirt, "tete
'eltuth in with s -c)1* *nd' mai burning. The third t-otrattuni.
Ilinetirnet will guaM the doors anti *tea with a.. oabinet./ tonts,inink
f•t#titt Gres will pray for %Elk' f plat' id ls
” 1/4 „ serge *tritely' oat ga
hi* Progrannine vext 1#11(1 ton 111 Tho., eowt_troissary remarked that tire,
; j *into! lir thi
roltbe.rs. Cita acxn *UM ft' 8°' iltieltkid t""e` th4t "° triudow of this cabinet was ()pelt,
*rid *111#145te )11/111tene4 1:4-411 *intfoie WhiehicaP.elied km * *twit -
:tit,' If rid had tsiiteagt tti4 horso bY the briAlt At's, WaV 00011$4 -,MA 44 six ste s desconol
have killed them Ali. hut, t indiestoit. It witV' less tidsitit
tidy1 hsid only orte fOr tb iturpryst. lit** noristoff's
sObitfitlY* ratl Pittealtitt." ;11,n, lett the. intriplid Psi
livIS MA% tbo 11*(1 ingt tat by *tending on tiptoe he eon!
t the bonse; "if s'ou had kola 44 the wittdow -with hi,
r :Kos *mild have 4.mte
AS at window. just
PonThesitete, they ate I *reit,.
teea. other' paint* poises .1kbossii
steang lu*litiew for beauty, duratolin'
ity and tovertorpower so welt kilt:Awe
tor over weventx,yerAys att.liettuteseit
Paints totothent.. Write
and est{ us for our braiititiii booidet
on boost paiiitiog. We ,tuall it
Oct% wilthelp you.
A. SAY & SON CO,
. *0044 lot
foist Itoltera,....,
cbeete that voles. twee
tete * tioe04t. littittko hem* wIlltitt
.atrieutr tato* sod ewe wotit.
Vewi 'lit SpOrt, C*60 " ISA iajw .
0110014E# X611000V614' oho' PAO*
-*tit kieP *Me tit tho stabl.e.
It ratio without tosrolair a scar,
hioatioit or White looko,-tirtotiot it Ctolf$
•
•',art Itattokli.0„ pate urn ztica
“141kikbeimultualioSt-tialOttat tor!
vete Ao4 sat tut yeoewtriteet.
**vete* btu witittot it totopetw,"
• t110.* 430*Doo.
$1.****0*-4, 8 tor )1114 ./torrittot tor
Itomotholid *ore Itiota by tilt dealt**
• Ask Awhile tololk “x'Triense 0* rake
usaie.4*r wilt* a* tot ropy', . 15
Pak:HAI-1.Y coesstoNg* ircs
rakft1411 WORK*
They are sq simple *sit the &Verret farm
hand ezttl run them, and are practically °Fool
Proof and .Froor Proof, . 'Send to -day for
catalogue G.E10-100, Vir,11. CO., showing. full
line of engines for to*. use. It moans
money saved for you.. • ,
portatiss-ospoorsg., l'Oerrto. to l'ormatiria.
The CANAPIAN, „ fit I R 05, ompout
Teti& rSet
• Paiietwee:EIeytoi
Tha " Royal E
soniee of tile Can
• The Uopti Line—from
• thurAda, May 40111.
wow yr 10!Poltitillit. *TEAM IP* . • '
111," itt iizrtt theoat 1
)rLIltn'R titegoniliip
41 and i)0.4 t
he tin whipw, tiit!,` Rnyel
i*Iwge X t the litotist tr4e,
w ilk( Varetiliaof itertirei
t (two 'beer* sorer then LWri
ontoide steamer% witleie tto
The Ammer* erie *kiwi bj tho
tu.titte trashier, kototrtete*
mfalsotow.
t eve! wette in the 14t, Leet
noel's, notelet.* *Ariel *pot.
*ode Seat, ettiotic forstkott.
*ad ,vestitatioto briber**.
„tart/shag warstos4 orestoohil
Attc.
gt,11.1t. Ota3
to, eitfoida.
n* into *,g*r4ten, or the.r eourt
see Iadoleyt, there iolareot
east 11.1te, .exclaimed Max-
nosurtted
6414- Atka MaXIMOI,o Itfr1ttOW111% thl" 1' Mitt th,rrik *Iv* f.nite *10,0i, Hop
rattle of 4hA*4 elerks, raised tui.y the,:tvio tx,sitsjole