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February Isl disposing their «.qu and nut. r9 them shall be Mugged full pnive For Sale. the cows are m I“ for Service. ‘0 L'I .flfliCHhâ€"tf-S apply tn Mas. THOMAS .Lw; formerly Mrs Mi OHS CLARK. .JR.. iniu stuck improvo-meut mmr y. A few \weksagu he was cluwn. ry and pi: duped a penigreau that hasn'ta snperiur in nu: This is certainly gmAl new; in 4's in the vividly whulmva an} .mprove thei: slut-k. 'l‘ube set-u Jun. 3, Beutiuck. W. U. R. â€" lurmvrq Jlln .-..-..... .,_ , (JMmm. "'-' "Ah. monsicur! M‘- [ny “part." “Yes. you tba: b‘or sale. agree?” . . . “Of - . . m E nu LOI‘ m gum» ' “mm {233: o, hung 31101111 'I \ 119 had by t . 1 120 winner at the Industrial 11111] “ 1bitions in 1:01 “ill be kept fu1 1 1116. con. 4.\ 1 ..D R” Bentim-Lt 1 0 11013111120 11111110111. T011113 UGHBREI) ,. BERK-‘HIKE the: property pf Mrs a home cagntayns l2 0 CHAS. R he } _T0|‘00fCi" d by 8M" runs to not“ That is «v» to please can ah” ha purchased hem. tum gamma WHITE. Ms acme Ian in on III‘IIIUO 5 VI I-uir V . . UU "IUIJ‘u v .- UNA?» GRAY. 9700-. 1 ln leaving his chair and going to the ' VARNEY P 0-3 door of the closet he missed witness- -, ing a peculiar. indescribable smile that ; played for the moment on the face of Lambs Estray. Q Mme. du Barry. ln Mme. du Barry’s mind there were '|‘() Hill PREVISE.‘ flashing thoughts almost as rapidly as Jet-signed abuut the firsg‘vt' had been the case with Buckford’s. “"9 “"d "‘“ "“"'b-"- H" She had at no time doubted that he " ‘ t ’ t _-‘ I ' . “:38 n W M '3 w mom was an agent of police. She lived day and night in dread of these persecutors JHHX i‘UHiEIiT- or her kind. She did not doubt his I? - -..- rnu 1mm) SHOT Jun: P. FALLAISE, pd Buns-man 1’. U THUS. M t1. ('0 nm JOHN COLBERT. Con. 6. E. (3. R , Glenelg a mu an r FOR on: UP THE .Hl Loan Cumpauied. and u '0 loan mnucv 0r bu) t rm security at Ewes- IAS Javxmx. M rs Middmah C l‘flnll. Q,“ XORVAV Roan-331' Bun‘rox. Allan Park P Ll". HOROUG H , Sn. Holstein I If t P AND DEALER IX .rch Canadian calf ur not. to Loan. ELY MN"! u |\IVI\- wâ€" Wh Canadian At his corhrhhnd she continued to bring forth various portions of 3 WO- .' ’ l t tflt. 1 .nau: WORKS. I “‘2?.i:§.:“§§.3.°§.. .n. p... .. _fi_____ . a pair of Mme du Barry's. whtch fitted . very well. though pretty tight for a young man who loved comfort. : Rep-.ured, and. «New, mind."ho said. “It will give ms Cut on Shortest me a mincing 33"", ! Mme. du Barry laughed. “Now. madame. a small vallse, It you have one.” -- DURHAM Mme. do Barry had almost every- J AC OB KBESS. mum NE M! 13" "that? in“: Pinning In pher Ll Bu." '° Hunw will be km" 3. N. I) R I! In I purrlm OD *I' fur rumlll \\ ili V8 'PII U; tAA\ “)1 l‘. [fin-1;! l wmlld never return. " in! now I think of making a bar- gaiu will you. You alrraaly know no“ l’um‘.l.:lr 1 am with your affairs. 1 (‘U'JIQL if I wished. place you in a veil witlml two hours. But .on cowl tim that you bboy we explicitly 1 WM for the {211w forget all I know that con- cerns you." 00010 I tUIlIh Ul. uv-u’. “Good. then. Now listen! 1 can tell from reading these articles that the escape of the prisoner. the presence of Casparin in Paris, and a great plot against the security of France, are in. terwoven; hence, as you can perceive. madame. it is importan the conspirators aga When we have them. we shall ment. have no difficulty in securing the American. New for your part. You. madame, are a woman of splendid pro- portions. 1 think your garments would about fit me. So prepare me a comâ€" plete outfit of clothing. and let it he of the newest you have.” . Anz‘unn anrvll-o the newest you have. “Ila. ha! Oh. is that trifling service all that monsieur requires? indeed. monsienr could have my entire ward- robe for his generosity. I will trans- form monsieur into a fine madame in (D lluu tuna". -.. _-_- of her kind. She did not doubt his story that he had searched her house and found the prisoner gone. AI__L nuu IUUUU luc VI leuv. uvâ€"v- 1am sm- did doubt his story that‘ Vandal was intending to desert her. She had hot-n ‘(andal’s friend too long to doubt him now. 'I I_ -- ‘ {a nightlin dread of these perseeutors .j'” ” ." ‘ , ' .- . ,. story that he had searched her house .. . " , ' .. l have just diseovered that I came md found the prisoner gone. \ awa this mornin" with no mone '1 ’.ut she did doubt his story that , .y ‘ "‘ y._ . , . . ‘ , how. it is well known that you have a \andal uas Intending to desert her. h k nt B k'tl ‘ "h tl H) 1 She had lsm'n ‘(andal’s friend too long an nccou ' e in (11011,. ' “u”: . , fore. to come with me to the hank and . to doubt lnm no“. (1' ' ”1 . ‘! 1 ll ),, . She cared little for Casparin. Reher Tana :1“ aifiiflllf‘m. 81:13“ “3:11;; i or liohello. But she must save Vandal. ’ 1e "0 u '3‘? m ‘ :0 my , to their other virtues. It seems. her lox er. .. , . . ho; this is a loan. 1 borrow the She v. as smiling at the simplieity of . . , money. madame. and repay with inter- tlns agent of pohee. He was going to . . est. To refuse me. madame. will mean near one of her dresses and track to walk into the I’alais de Justi e in- \'andal. She could describe the dress ,, c , stead of the bank. to \ amlal. and the police agent would , . . Madame shuddered at the mention of m" 8 “mm ‘0 “‘3 0W“ "“1" that mice which she fan -' u h 1 (1 She took a new and somewhat gay 1 ' 0‘“ s e m - . . A so cheaply escaped. -A-v‘l‘ ‘ - A I .0» She was smiling at the simplicity of this agvnt of polioe. He was going to wvar one of her dresses and track \‘amlal. She could describe the dress to \‘amlal. and the police agent would fall a victim to his own trap. She took a new and somewhat gay you to take 8 fun. )9 to 899 u Ion-ll! I “'0“ She took a new and somewnm guy gown from the wardrobe. At some new and convulsing thought her face twitched with ill disguised mirth. Buck ford saw this. I A- scarf. cull's. all of which he still wore, as they had not been taken from him in the depot. They were. to he sure. much soiled and hedraggled. But he did not know when he might need them before he could purchase more, and he could easily wash them and iron them, not as a laundry sends them home. but at least clean. .u\vul uvnâ€"v Over hls trousers he put Mme. du Barry’s sklrts. He then added a. wo- man’s vest trout and a waist and fastened Mme. du Barry’s llttle silk tie at hls throat. u‘l‘ll‘. U\râ€"â€"_ A slight gut-366:5 of halr could be seen on his up. but no more than Mme. dn Barry’s own. Mme. (111 Barry. choki tor. since the affair had a joke. exclusivva lwr some false hair to his I: knots in his own to m: “Eh? What is that. monsteur !" sue ' 1 faltered. “Pardon me. there is z 1 '. no monsienr ‘ . i said come home With me. ma.- ' ._ I here. dame." “Oh. but. monsieurâ€"l mean madame. 1 no â€"-1 cannot. ._ “But you must!" . There was no mistaking the meaning ; in that mice. Without further retnon- stranee Mine. du Barry slowly hegan' preparing for a journey that mightl lea herâ€"she knew not where. g i " 'ou see. madame. l am not certain . when our friends will return to this; ‘, house. i do not intend you shall have ‘ the opportunity to betray me to Van-' ‘1. dal.” \ ! Curses! . But still Mine. ruefnlly prepared to ace smiled again. They left the house. Rockford accom- plishing a gait that was tnineing enough to satisfy anybody who loved a naineing gait. lie was a fast-mating person to Mme. dn Barry. who could scarcely keep from bursting into laugh- He had seen that smile. du Barry. even as she otnpany hitn, ter at the sight of him. But tlwn Mme. du 1 secret. To one who Bm-kford, or Mme. D1 ‘l’l' ill '11“ Elfin-n vâ€" _- 7 But tlwn Mme. (111 Barry knew the set-rot. To one who did not know}: anlzford. or Mme. Dolatouche. as be 081101] himself. was nothing more than : stout. overdressed fonmlosi one of the reach or any other so common in the I" capital. ‘ â€" â€"‘--nn11 Lat)! ts... Buckford’s first act, so he plannedJI n would be to go direct to the hotel ofi b the Prince of Deneslia and, if that po-i, tentate had not already left Paris. tell = him the entire story and ask his as-; t slstance. if the prince had departed,“ t nothing then remained but to go to} 8 'l‘rolle. the capital of Deneslla. as‘ quiekiy as possible and before the! ‘ plotters reached there. if such speed ‘ Could llt' encmmmssed. g Buekt’urd was about to call a cab";1 when he made a movement that ap-i neared ridiculous in a woman. Hei? slapped the plat-e over the right hand-l l pocket in his trousers. l -_--_“LA-At‘ “\fl.| yU\ I‘\ ‘ uu -â€"-â€", -_ - He had suddenly remembered that he had no mom-y. Even that given him by \‘nncini mm in the. purse of M. de Bullion at the i’ninis (19 Justice. “What is it. Inon-in:uiame?" asked Mme. dn Barry. suppressing a strong desire to shriek. “How far am i justified in going |{ with this creature?” he was asking himself. “It is surely a dishonest act! to take her money, yet if I live 1 can: \ repay her, with good interest. My own i ‘i life and the lives of three innocent per- \ sons and the apprehension of tour rasâ€" 3 ( cals all depend on my having money. ‘I C 1 must have it, and i will. If I am do- i ‘ ; ing wrong, the circumstances must: ‘ i plead for me. And this woman is'; 1 " planning to betray me and is my ene- ‘ my.” ' ‘ He smiled and continued: ! “I will tight my enemies with their \ own weapons. i suppose both Caspa-, Iriu and \‘andai have added to ma-L I dame’s wealth.” ‘ They reached the bank. ‘ “How much, mousieur? Will a hun- i dred francs be sufficient?” 1 i “No; I must have a thousand.” i n “A thousand francs, monsieur?” i ‘ “Hush! There is a gendarme at the‘ i She moaned lit the thought of losing mouny. but the altmnathe \\ as worse. And the idea of pulice extoxtlon was by no means new to her. w._- 1. “On the way to the bank Buckford was busy with his conscience, which had for the first time got into the at- fair. Mme. du the money. that. nmnsieur?” she scan that smile. ‘ joyed 1 Barry. own as 8110 Of t to accompany him, sober. . lag b: so. Buokford accom- x roiste: that was mincing pal-in cpnv‘l ‘ P shivered and drew “I" PUVI‘qu-v- “. on his i It was therefore a quartet well pleas- i ‘ 1\'8 ed with its own component parts that '. 1119 311' rolled toward the house of Mme. (It) and 1 Â¥ ‘. Barry that evening after they had en t the: locl ‘ joyed the treat promised by (‘asparin 8110 Of the four Casparin was the nearest , “5 lim. sober. Iteher and [tohello. never hat; left . lug had the money to indulge in Sllt'll 0m- ! roistering as Vandal lived in and (..‘as- (10C :ring Darin loved. were the drunkest. Be- “ Wt‘d tween them Vandal maintained a ho. ting drunken. owl-like solemnity of coun- “11 (mm tenanee which would have been con} ” ugh- ical if the countenance had been intel- ‘lectual. As it was. lt was merely ed .OWI the heastly. gon sal With the sinews of war In um [Iva-3 session Buckford felt stronger. He: now called a cab and. remembering what Monroe had told him about the Prince of Deneslin, was driven to the bowl the prince had occupied in Paris. n» fuund the concierge. in charge or He found the concierge 1n cuarge u; an empty place. . “Madame." said the concierge 1!) re- ply to Buckford's question, ”M. le Count [lot-kmlllive left here yestelday. I believe he is now on his way to Aus- tria or Germany. Can I aid madame in any way?" __ - A I ---2LL “‘n n+:“ ou " “J I H In an hour Burkford. with the still smiling but now hewlhlored Mme. du Barry. was at the terminal station of the Strasshnrg railway. whvre Burl;- ford; but half knowing whether he was right or wrong. purchased two tickrts for Strasslmrg. ”Sow. madame." he said as the train startml. “we are off upon our adven- lures." Mme. du Barry glanced at the gay gown her companion wore. which had been prespntod to lwr by Vandal and which could be vasiiy recognized by him. and smiled again. ‘- - “I... In fact. Mme. du Barry was begin~ ning to enjoy the whole affair and considorvd her thousand francs verv well spent indeed. M'RRDAY HXIiARY 16. 1902. “For one I am t Reber, staggering and cursing him straight. “I am go all“ \. uuuuuu straight. “lam going to bed.” 1 am ucaluc “Not quite yet.” replied Vandal. “Do he said. “I came from Dem men who were quick and you forget the job we have on hand to- I thought the I“: night? The body of the American must planning. he got rid of." ' excel in that. Why. we “Yes.” said Casparin. “That Is why 1" men in Deneslia who are h “What do you think. th I came home with you. I must see; that disposed of. We must have no g Vandal. bad breaks now. My brother is gone. uuu ”Itâ€"“I‘D "V vv v and we must start within a few days." i you 31m in the an“; “The sooner the better.” sald Vandal. j 1 know. The man yo “I shall not be sorry to earn that re- in“ dvad, 119 recove ward." ' clltuhvd out of that ‘ “Nor l!” “Nor I!" added Reber and his escape, We now ins and at lilwrty. as about that tel- haw ‘vfl him in the ““h ”mm" «mm Casnarln. \ Th. was no certa “Nor l!” “Nor l!" auueu new. ...... . W.- ns and at liberty. We might better “i have been thinking about that i‘el- i hav- ‘eft him in the. l‘alais de' Justice. low up stairs there." said Casparin. Th. was no certainty he would be "The police now have convinced them- a believed." selvesâ€"brilliant policeâ€"that the Amer- i "He must have escaped." said \‘an- lcan who escaped from the l‘alals de i dal. having a thought only for the dis- Justlce murdered the American who ‘1 aster. helped him out. A little study wouldi “He must have escaped. Yes. he show them how absurd that theory is. . must surely have gone out of the win- but we are fortunate .in having police 3 dow." said Ram..- and “01,9110. to deal with who do not study. But“l “And of course. since you are so now. if they find the body of this Amer i wisp. you gpntlpuu‘n." said Casparin. lean ‘0 the 83m" I’m”? as ”W OWN-'0? I “you can associate his escape and the if tlfl'y find it in 31““ “'11:" “'1“ be ”19 ‘ diSflplN'arfllH‘P of your 31mg du [iarry result? They will know at once that E with pm.“ other." “No. no! Surely not!" said Vandal. ‘ both Americans have fallen among * those who wished them out of the way ‘ “Surely “.53 Was her room not un- g We do not wish to eonrt an investiga i. dm- this'?" . 1 tiou uow. \Ve must hide that feiltm "llet' room is ”Tr..." . “hm." “9 Win not “9 found.” I "Hot I‘ootu tin longer. my friend. I ”As to that. we might have dmw it l'ear you will find nu- lad); dead in bet ' before." said \‘andal "We can bury ‘ room. It was not Mine. du Barry the . . _ ._.......... hill the American g llhll! Illl u-w--.- _ _ 3t: "What is wrong hvre!“ mum-rm) \‘zmilul. “Mme. du Barry must be ill i . .. \hv house looks like a funvral -â€" “1!. will be a place of a. funeral soon " “'l‘hm chap 1 found n. n f. 3-1 chm-kin] llehvr. E on the bridge! a . ho! o- i what was good for him. st'; what Is the difl'vrvm-e lwiwvvu the m I is": lar of umilame's house and the .e- 1 “Yes. what?" aildvd llolwllo. ’ “Shut up." said Vandal roughly. “1 ' tell you i don't like this. It means m- sonwthiug." col ”gr liolwllo ln-I'orv." said \auum him In the m-llar But 9 pluus.‘ "\‘vs. I kxmw I did. would puzzlv the puliw way I did not think I! so smpad as llu-y swm m- m Ivaw thvm in H1 than in NW lhv uwss all "I ammo." sand \‘mul: 'l‘lns tlt-llghtfttl qttat'tvt rvnouvu llll‘ lmttsv of Mum tltt Barry and stuod out side looking stupidly at lt-ztst all lltll (‘tlflltll'ltL \t‘lm kllt'W |.ttl0 of ”11‘ l'l‘lllt‘tri at the \vltttluws. \\'lll('ll wvt'e tlzttt.t-ttttl. lttll which wvre usually ablaze \utl light till uvarly tuuruipg. IO. --.-‘..Al..‘\d Vandal. being a favorite u. daIm-‘s and having use for her con- venient house sometimes when she was out. carried a key. He opened the door. The hall was ditniy lighted. A serv- ant sat nodding in the hall. “Hello. Francois! What is this? Where is madame?" asked Vandal. . Francois looked up sieepiiy. i “i don’t know. ntonsicnr." he said. l “l have not seen madame since she . went this morning to lie down with her headache. She is out. so much i ' know. for the cook. who was coming ‘ from the markets. saw her leave the “'90 I" of war in his nmv I did. I thought it v tlw police in a (lifl'vrvm not think they would prou- tlu'y swm now. It Is lwl tlu m in tlwir stupid vrrm llw uwss all up uga. u.‘ said \ mmal. "I ugrw!" said lielwr and tired out.” grumbled ' up against Vandal u for not walking night have dmw it II. "We can lmry But you had olbvr 1 favorite of ma- g use for her (-011- mmvs wlwu she was [19 openvd the door. 1v Helm-(1. A serv- rpnohvd ‘ 1H ’9 house. “Am! did she leave no word with any one?" “ 'ot a word. monsleur.” “That is strange. Well. sit up for madame. We are going up stairs. in a short time. you may hear us moving about. We may even bring our own wine from the cellar. There will be no need oi‘ attending us. Do you under- stand?" “1 understand. monsienr.” Francois did more than and Be rejoined. for he was sleepy. The four Massed on up stairs. They (‘Du'i‘t‘d the mom in whirl) Hwy had held the commence overheard by erstand. Bmkford. ”Get a light. {alum while this door.” said \‘audal. "l’oof!" unmvrcd Rom-r. “Poof!" miliivred lteher. moving about slowly to obey. “it is time we got that thing out of there. Poof! And it is not so very hot either." “Yes. it is high time." said Rohello. Reher having found a lamp and lighted it, Vandal took his key from his pocket and opened the door. He stepped in with the lamp. The others followed him. _ . _ â€"-x.....«| IUIIU \V‘ \‘u unauo \‘andal stood with the lamp raised above his head. The other three stood grouped around him gazing stupidly at him and at each other. Casparin was the first to recover his speech. "There is something wrong here!” he said. “Some one has removed the Wu; 0 ”impossible!” blurted out Vandal. “None but Reber and myself have the keys." “Y on are surely mIsEaken. 'lhe door â€"»-â€" Lam “impossible!" blurted out Vandal. 1:: ~ “None but Reber and myself have the “Such WONG he the thing if we were certain the man was dead. But we are keysfl’ “You are'snrely mistaken. The door in donht. If he it alive. as “1(1th was locked. Look! Has it been tam- seems prohahie. he is either in the pered with' ' hands of the police or in Strassimrg Vandal handed the lamp to Bebe: with madame. In the first instance. we must take ourselves out or Paris and examined the door and lock. and. in the second. we must “it is in order." he said. “I do not fit once. . understand this-cl swear i do not." get to Strasshnrg 3' 8000 33 DOSSth‘. "\‘nmn one certainly has access to YOU 880 we kill two birds With one stone. We must go to Strasshurg." this room." said t‘asvarin. “You told The four were soon in a train bound mg you two held the heysf’ for Strasshnrg. \‘andai had the Me. And so-thaf is the truth- I myself gram from madame. it bore the name had this partition placed here. I put on that 1001; With my own hands. Of 110 hotel. It had been sent from the There were two keys with the lock, railway station. and 1 gave one to Iteber. As I live, HavingreachedStrassbnrg they “mm these are the only keys that will un. no farther than the station to begin lock this door,” iiieii‘ search. ‘ ‘ . “'A They found madame asleep on 0111‘ n: -_... WIN "It". Vandal Maude-d the lamp to Reber and examined the door and look. “It Is in ordvr.” he aam. “I do not understand this-4 swear I do not." “\‘mnn one wrmmly has access to "ll('l- IUUIU In ... .i- "Her room [in luuger. my friend. I fear you will find llll‘ lail)‘ dead in her mum. It was um Mme. du Barry the (‘Uilk saw leaving hm ihe American dressed in niadame's eloihes." .-\l this a llUl'l‘lliHl cry came from Vandal. and he rushed for the He led ihe way and the others follow- ed him In the floor lwhm'. 'l he door of as not locked. \‘a'i- madame's room w “e 8 must dai euierml. t'xpm°‘.iu,.: to St ghastly Sight. lle aaw uuil rumpled. and articles of f lug lying about. "I own my mistake." said Casparin with a laugh. “The American has uot killed madame. He has eioped \\'i.l| .hcr." \‘audai cursed roundly, and well. Re. her and lluliello shivered. - .I..‘I- nMI‘l\.‘u ling but a bed. slightly emale cloth- UK'I o \‘andai cursed roundly and well. ile- . bur and llulwllo Sliivei'ed. l Mme. dn Barry itnew their secrets.l Not a crime had been committed hyl either of them in years that Mme. dn Barry did not know. And now she had gone with their i'oe-the American. "We will follow them! I \\'.ll kill them both!" cried Vandal. \ “Take my advice and go to bed." said Casparin. "We can do nothingl before daylight. There is nothing to fear at once. for the Ameriean will not give himself up to the police he- tore he ascertains what fate they have ‘ in store for hint. A reward of 5.00M francs is oil'ered for his apprehension.” Reber slapped his leg. . “Good! it was worth 5.000 trancs to us for him to escape. We will run ‘1 him down and earn the reward!” “My friend. you are quick to think. but you lnvariahly thlnk the wrong thing. We shall do nothing of the kind. We will run him down. but the police shall never see him.” “Oh, as to that. you are able to pay the 5.000 trancs.” “And will. Now get some rest. We must be early astlr." The man you left in here was [1. He recovered consciousness. ‘ out of that window and made me. We now have him against at liberty. We might better ft him in the l‘alals de' Justice. was no certainty he would be while I unlock mystery 1" was lock- has man- opeu and tor the chase. quéstlonlng on the part of Vandal that Mme. du Barry. ln company with an. other woman. “lx-autlfully dressed." had been seen on the street. So one knew t e other woman. Bit by bit they traced madame. and finally the clew led to the hank. “It ls surely un elopement." said Vandal. “She has drawn her muxxwyj' "Then they are on the way to Ann ri- ca.” said lleher. The lrall ended at the bank. It was In a quarter where no one knew Mme. dn Barry. They returned to the muse __-‘n ‘.I\Ik.t".l"v“l\ UNI-Jo - b discouraged. It was illuwmtive that the Amorican be found before» he riuce of “rues. At the house tuev found a tologram “me. do Barry at Stmssburg. u “I am in Strauburg without money. Harp. been the victim of n police aficuu “What mystery I: this!” demanded Casparln. “Have the police rt'gaim-d possession of the American? He may be dvad. after all. Come. things may not be so bad. We must go to Strass. railway station. Having reached Strassbnrg they went no farther than the station to begin their search. ‘ .. A. -_ A. you are [icbor ami [iobciio gazcd wondering- ly. Vandal looked at (‘asparin for the solution of this great mystcry. "My fricml. you have been badly sold." said the prince. “The supposcd agent of police was no other than our prisoner. [1e climbed from his room to yours. Be assumed the role of police to trigbteu you into oiwdicncc. He bad no money. of course. just coming from the l'alais dc Justicc. \‘uu kim- ly accommodated him with a thousand francs. â€"- â€""‘_' “He brought you here and loft you without money In order to [H'M'rnt your telling us not“ he had had tune to escape. “an- nun-“A- .- MAM nnr‘nnfl ‘llfl‘1 it "This matter In more serious than it seems. It proves that this Amvrium. lustad of being. as we supposvd. 8 youth who was easy to dune. is shrvwd and faraeelng. He will be an cuvmi worthy of our steel." A “A “But undoubtedly be Is now way to America." said Reber. “Nonsense. One scarcely goes from Paris to America by way of Strnsslw'1- He had but a thousand francs. 11 would not carry him there arm‘ 1:15 expense of bringing himself and madame here. He has gone to Iii-ms. lit. 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