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Atoncment fho sad ineI1 rang througi
, icr hratn1j nm1nou , sonorous , and the
tolemfl , t 'itn hose IL on , intoning atone.
( mont , aroI1Ielit ! ; !
At flrt ft1Thept , leaning on the Icy rnra-
ct ; for the ut1ce of aod 1i a fearful thing ,
and the was young. But her tears froze on
1icr cheekS , and she went down through the
310Us0 cml out , an ( far lilto the city to the
gates. 1ey ouId not let her pass. he
came 1a'k through tim b1int , derul avenues ,
seeing nothing , hearing nothing , tintil at her
own door she paused , her lined on the 'wall ,
her hAtless CYCS elocd. It was tiawn. fled
fliding Jlootl came out with a covered
basket , to take her p'ace ' In the Ilno at the
butcher's.
1111(10 smiled when she saw her , and ,
rtooplng , kissed the child. "Tell them I
have gone to the Nantorro fort , " she said.
So she went away Into the city , to the
gates again , 'where cavalry were passing ,
Anti she passed out among the horses and
the troopers. Nobody told her the road. At
a crcssway , in the center of a dismantled
hamlet , the Btupid , freezing troopers
'wheeled to the west , Ililde kept on , her
white taco ftXCd on the road. The gray
dawn came up behind the fortress of the
cast , the bombardment ceased as the ann
appeared , but from the forts the smoke
rifts fled away and the guns flashed steadily ,
potmntUng the heights of Chatillon and the
parapets of St. Cloud , where the sullen
Prussian artillery lay breathless , waiting
for the night again to strike. The frozen
road seemed endless. Tbo devastated , treeless -
less fields stretched lint on either hand. To
, Ilildo they seemed burning with the glitter
of the ann , kindling each lee crystal to a
, living coal. Tier tired , hot eyes drooped ,
, \ her feet dragged , but the fever In her breast
gave . her no rest , and alma moved on un-
' 1 conscious of her exhaustion.
There wore men who called to her at
times ; alio saw they were soldiers , but silo
neither heard nor answered their hoarse
halls. Perhaps the pickets thought she was
; S crazed , starved young thing whose
suffering had driven her from the doomed
' city ; perhaps they took her for a nU&e , for
' she still wore the gray wool and the red
cross band above her elbow.
I' ' , , A squati. of Franc-tireurs , outside the out-
c , posts , called to her to go back. SIlo did
I not even raise her head. A Veasant crouched
before a tire In a ditch by the roadside
'warned her that tlhlafls had been there the
night before. She looked at hhmii and passed
on.
There was a shell of llaclcened village
beyond 11cr-a mere hamlet , charred , crumb-
hug , half hidden In the snow. She entered
the main street , dragging her tired little
feet over burned timbers and plies of brick
anti Stomie. Twice she stumbled to her knees ,
but she rose and wont on , her gray skirt
Dowdered Withi snow. There was a luau in
the street , % 'ahking ahead-a soldier. lie I
heard her and waitei for her. It was sonic
minutes after ho had tlrohiped alongside that
he hoaril 111111 talkIng , but even then she
(11(1 ( not look at him until be took hold of her
' arm , still talking alid grimacing.
The man was Staulfer. lie still had her
S flfl ; sbe wrenched It. away and moved
faster , but. even ho followed and held her
back. . 5From sheer weakness she fell to her
knees ; then she hid her face Ia her hands ,
crying as though her heart would break.
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S Shmo could scarcely rise again ; her imend
: swam and the glare on the snow dazzled
her.
: She noticed there were two men besideS
her nov bow the other came she diii not
S hnow , limit silo saw , with no aurprlse , that
one of them was the Mouse. lie had the
other man by the arm nod was leading him
back toward I'aris. "Tiensi' ' said time
? douse "Captain Stauffer-here , don't rim
away-Captain Stauffer , you arc a little
rough with wonmcn-comne nOW , admit you
mire a little ardent-elm , captain ? "
Stauffer turned a frightened face to time
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FOIL BILIOUS AND 1ERVOUB DISORDERS
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Heat , Loss of APPOt1tO. Costiveness.
S 3iiotches ( in the 3kin , Cold Chills , 1)Is-
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Motise.Vhat are you doing ? " ho cried ,
trugghing ; "let go ! "
"Come on , " said the Mouse amiably , "let
us get around this houae-o-where the
woman can't see Us. It might frighten
hr. "
"What do ou mean ? " stammered
Stauffer , wrenching himself free and turn-
lag toward the road again.
" \Vait ! " said the Mouse , barring his way.
"I want to tell you something amusing. Do
you remember giving me a German gold
piece to march with you and your cnrlmineers
on the Hotel do Villa ? lion ! Toll said it
wall for plunder. 'on lied ; it was for M.
I3isrnarck I"
Stauffer took a step backward and drew
a revolver ; the Mouse cleared time space
between them at a single bound ; there was
a shriek , a flurry of snow.
The Mouse stepped back , wipIng his red
knife on imis trousers ,
"Now go and sell the Nanterro fort , " ho
sneered.
Statmifer , stabbed through and through ,
rolled In the snow , trying to rise.
"Go and aell Paris. flurry or you'll be
i.In " nIi thD lot1se. moviam otT. Time
miserable wommndemi wretch dragged himself
after him , calling for mercy , immoaning and
sohbing , praying lie might not be left to
freeze in time snow. lie fuhiowol the
Mouse on his hands and knees , his agonized
face raised. The Mou'me hesitated , watch-
Inc the writhing creature aska'ice. Then
lie went back and dastroycti him.
When lie caine up with Ihiide again , he
said notiming. She neither iookod at him
nor spoke to him , for already , over time
snowy plaimm , her strained eyes were fixed
on a low bill that rose black and solitary
from the spotless level , the Nanterre fort.
Time Mouse saw It , too.
Fringing smoke draped the battlements ,
wimere , from an angie hidden on the hill.
side , a mortar fired slowly. Other guns ,
concealed by the rocks in the rear of the
fort , sent the smoke whirling up over the
citadel , obscuring the flag hying there until
a current of wind revealed it again.
On they went , on , on , and still on. The
fort seemed no imearer. They crossed a
dismantled railroad track covered with
snow. The Mouse slipped on the twlsteu
rails and rose swearing.
The sun beat down on the expanse of ice
and snow ; the rcllectton was Intolerable.
Once , far out on time ilailm , something dark
appeared. The iiouse knew what it was ,
auth lie halted , slinking from head to toot.
But the squad of imhlans either diLl not
sefI him , or else feareti a shot fronm the
gatherings on time glasis of the tort , for
they disappeared after a while , followed by
time hearty curses of the Mouse.
About nooim , when time fort seemed within
stone's throw , a picket hailed thorn frommm a
hillock to time left.
"Volunteer nurse and attendant ! " bawled
the Mouse in answer to time summons.
Twenty mninut'es later time ) ' were climbing
an icy roath that wound up the hiiiside.
Deno thickets screened It ; squads of artillerymen -
tillerymen in armless sheepskin coats passed
them , scarcely noticing. The road took
abrupt ammgles ; each angle was covered by
a cannon. Gatlings and mitrailicuses
glimmered behind parapets Jutting from the
rock ; long field pieces peered through abatis
work on every ido. Two great iron gates
vero passed , the sentries falling back and
saluting the red cross on litide's sleeve.
Then they turned Into a level street , paved ,
decorated with lamps , running between
solid walls of masonry. Another iron gate
adnmitted thorn to a square , also paved , and
faced in with barracks , of gray stone , badly
shattered.
'You can cross the parade , " said the ar-
tiileryrnan on guard , pointing witim his
saber , "The Prussians only bombard us at
night. "
"Follow , " said the Mouse briefly , and
hlildo followed across the parade , where
squads of soldiers were repairing the bar.
racks , through a narrow alley , deep set
between towering ramparts , into armotber
court , down flight after flight of broad
stone stops , then Into an arcade , dimly
lighted by lanterns and crowded with soi-
diers , moving about aimlessly. Just above
them a cannon thundered , shaking the
ground under their feet ,
"We're almost there , " sah the Mouse ,
peering at lilido's bloodless face.
lie vushed open a door In the wall ; a
lantern lighted the darkness , There were
some beds there , half obscured , Around
one a screen was pulled.
"That's not it-imo , isn't dying , " muttered
the Mouse ; "I think lie's in that other
bed , "
Then ho raised a whining voice ,
"Monsieuri"
Iii the unit light a head stirred on a pillow ,
was raised-then came a cry , "Illide ! "
And Ilildo fell beside time bed and laid her
tired head In ilarewood's arias.
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On the 26th of January , a tow minutes
after 7 1mm time evening. time artillery nf11rs
on time Naimterro fortreportcd sIgnals from
l'aris to cease firing , From Charenton to
Issy , from St. Deals to Vlncenes , time signals
flew ; the cannonade died out at Ivry , at
flomainvhllo , at St. Quemi , the fort of Issy ,
the Montrouge fort , time fortress of tIme east ,
the batkry of time floublo Crown 1ty silent
unier their floating crowns of cioud , One
by one time forts of time cast grow quiet , the
last bombs soared upward from Vanves , the
last shots boomed along time Point ( him Jour.
A deathly stillness followed ; then , as the
bells in time distant city tinkled midnight , a
chap of thunder burst from Mont. Vaierieim ,
Timat was the cud , Paris hind surrendered ,
At dawn , timrough a cold , gray mist that
slmeetetl the desolate plain , two Prussian
tmimlan3 rode to tiio foot of the fortresseil hill ,
Time sad notes of the trumpet sounded nearer
and nearer ; time mournful echoes started
mmmnong the rocks ; the drawbridge fell ,
hlihile , leaning from time iron door of the
bomb-proofs , saw a tail , red-bearded imhian
othhccr , blindfolded , crossing the parade comm
ducted by four Mobiles , rifles slung , Behind
timis Prussian officer marched an ublan
trumpeter , escorted by four more mobiles ,
Time trumpeter's eyes were also bound with a
white handkerchief ; Imis trumpet rested on
his right timigim' , in his left imand he bore tm
lance , fronm vimicim drooped a white Iia. Alt
that day she sat beside Ilarewood , listening
to the imenvy tread of troops , time bushed
commands , time creak of siege guns , swinging
inward from time ramparts.
At noomi the uhian'a left , biintlolded ( , re-
conducted 1mm silence by famine-stricken sal-
diers , Again time mneimmneholy trumpet
sounded the salute , then stillness fell over
rampart and glacis , bastion and Parapet-a
quiet so profound that ihilde , lying in time
chair by time bedside , heard the flapping of
the hag on Its Iron staff above the citadel ,
In the starlight she saw the sentinels stand.
ing before the magazine , the corvec winding
tiown to time frozcmm reservoir , the rare Ian.
terns , dimly burning as an otflcer made imis
noiseless rounds , She leaned over the bed ,
listening for a while.
"Are you awake , my darling ? " lie stirred
in iiis steep anit held pu one baad. 3bo
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took it in both her own. There was a dimly
lighted lamp in a steel socket above her
head , I'rescntly she rose , stilt holding his
hand in one of hers , and turned the wick
higher.
"The crutches are finished , " she said , returning -
turning to Imer seat by the bed ; "a Breton
in time mobiles made them for iou , You
must remember to thank him. lie took a
great deal of trouble ; there was no wood ,
so be flied off two lance shafts , aimml made
the arm rests out of wire and leather , "
After a pause she whispered : "Jim , are
you awake ? "
lie laid his cheek against her band In
si Ion cc ,
"Wimat Is it ? Are you still unhmnprmy. on
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foolish boy ? "
lie tried to answer ; his voice failed ,
"Oh , my darling , " she said , despairingly ,
"how can you feel so after all that has been
said ? "
She stooped nearer , touching his hair with
her lips ,
"I have forgiven you-there was hut on ,
thing for me to forgive , for it is true thai.
you should riot have gone away ; if death
bath come , you were not fit to die-nor I ,
lay darling. ' '
Simo kissed his closed eyes ; time lashes
trenmljled.
, l\.o were so much In love , " she said , "so
much 1mm love-and I lcnow nothing-you
calm never know , Jim-how I love you-and
it was even then-froni the very first-the
same-the same adoration ! And , Jim , if
you had died , and although I knew the
dreadful end-I would not. have host the
memory of one hour , one second , one look ,
or one caress , "
Ho tried to speak ; lie could not , Again ,
timrough his closed lids he saw her as she
imad come to him , fainting , exhrumsted , her
frozen hands seeking his. Again be lived
through time days that followed , the thunder
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of the guns , the casemates slinking , the bit-
tar cold , tIme darkness , and she always by
his bed-her every touch , her every breath ,
telling him of a love so pure , so infinite ,
that Imis dark heart , heavy with the bitterness -
ness of self-accusation , sank subdued under
the strength of such a passion.
Ike thought of the long nights , the pain ,
the fever , the pierciag chill , the hunger , eli
borne in stiemmec host he should grieve for
her. lie remembered all this as he lay
there , his eyes closed , his temples pressing
the soft curls of time girt who lmad done all
for him-who now was to be his wife ,
"Are you still imnlmappy ? she whispered.
"Think of toimmorrow. Sins are forgiven ; it
Is my faitim. "
"In mine ; you are my faith , " be said.
"Timere Is nothing but you , Iiiide-nothing
in heaven or earth but you and . aod wimo
sent you. "
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"The crutches are hero ; shall I get. them ? "
asked Hhldc' , smiling through her tears.
He took thenm gravely , praising the leather
armpieces , time lance shafts , the rubber ferrules -
rules , She was contented. The splints on
his broken limb galled him ; she aided him
to sit up to relive the numbness , and ho
lay back , his imead resting on her breast ,
"The Prusslamms seat a white flag this
morning , " she said ,
"Then It is true , " ho asked , "the news
from Paris ? "
"Yes. Paris has surrendered , "
Ho was silommt ; she bent her head forward ,
sighing.
"It was a good fight , " ho said. "hunger
is tIme victor ; the Prussinas are incidents. "
"The garrison leaves tomorrow , " she said ;
"tho Prussians enter the forts at sunset.
Our soldiers will take you in the ambulance ;
we go by the Porte Rouge , Perhaps Yolette"
- She broke down anti wept bitterly , lie
comforted her , saying that lhourko was time
wisest and best man 0mm earth , and that
Yolette was safer than if she hat ! been in
Nanterro tort. After a little she dried her
eyes and reproached herself for causing Imimn
anxiety , Then beside his bed she said her
prayers for the night , kissed him pcacefuhiy ,
tmmrned out time lamp and went into the
nurses' ward to sleep , flinging lmeraelf on the
iron cot , dressed as time was. As for lminm ,
hmo lay awake , staring into the darhcness ,
Time beauty of timis young girl's soul , time
sacredness of her passion , overwhelmed him ,
Who was ho timat ho should share her
thouglmtu , 11cr sacrifices , her ideals , imer in-
nocenee ? 11cr face was always before him
in nil Its loveliness-exquisite , spiritual. In
her eyes ho read time secret of that chaste
unselfishness timat imad given mmli and sur-
roadered nothing. Sicep caine and went.
like a brief dream , It was morning ; time
drums were already beating in time dawn ,
time parade resounded with the hum of departure -
parture ,
Ihildo knocked and entered , faintly emil-
tag imer morning welcome , The adoration in
his face dimmed her sweet eyes a little , she
leaned above his pillow , lmer lips rested on
his , Thmat morning lie was to try his
crutches. When he was ready he helped
lmimn to tIme window-ho was scarcely strong
enough to stand-and lb laughed and adJusted -
Justed the crutches , as she steadied him to
the door wber the foot artillery were pass-
lag down time winding street to the monotonous -
tonous tap , tap , of a drum.
After them came the mobiles , bugles
sounding stridently in time sharp , crisp air.
lie wished to go to time ramparts ; simo
dreaded the bits of Ice and snow ; but lie
hind his way , and she guided him across the
iarado rind up the sanded inchino to the
Imarapets above ,
The sun hung over the distant city , gilt-
turing on a million windows , giidimmg dome
and spire anti frosty river , reddsning time
long gray palaces , flooding qbays and roofs
pnd bridges with a hazy radiance that
turned time streets to streaks of rose and
pearl , A mist of amethyst veiled the
heights of Chatihion. Behind it the tIer.
amen cannon hay , stretching from Clamart
northward , then east and south and west ,
in one enormous iron circle , back to Foe-
teeny aux Roses. Across the river from
the tort , between Chatou and Croissy , the
Prussian cavalry vere plainly visible , mnov-
lag at a gallop over a wasted meadow.
Beyond iimem rose the smoke of campfires ,
marking the long line of trenches eastward
to htouthles.
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go. What do you suppose the shells have
done to the city ? l'imtnk of 111 Twenty
days of ceaseless bombardment , and my eta-
tel' there- "
"There was more risk In the fort here , "
said Harowood : "we have been ummder lire
longer. It has pounded the barracks to
powder , but you yourself know that we have
not iost many killed. "
lie continued "The Mouse has not cc-
appeared , baa be , dearest ? " ] iiitle shook
her head.
"Well , " said liacewood , "ho's in Paris
again , unless he was shot outside the lower
parapets. Did imo say nothing about going ,
iiildcm ? "
"No , Jima. Ito hung around time case-
mates for a week , Then an omcer corn-
plained of tnissirmg his gold watch , and asked
me hethcr the Mouse was your servant.
The Mouse was listening-I saw hminm behind -
hind the door , That night a mobile lost
some money and went about the parade
swearing terribly. The shells wore fail.
ing , striking the barracks ev'ery minute ,
but the maobiie didn't notice them anti kept
on swearing that time Mouse bad taken his
money. In the morning time Mouse hind
vanished. "
"lie's a strange beast , " mused Ilarowood ,
"I know less about him than I ihid Limo first
imight I saw him , Yet l'nris is full of such
mice-and I have seen many. "
lilido sat down omm time parapet and looked
out over Paris. ilarewood watcheil her.
Care and suffering had not narrowed the
lovely oral of her face ; her eyes wore clear
and sweet ; tIme ronmided chum , the delicate
straight nose bath not cimangomi , Trouble
hind once effaced a cetnin cimiltililce heauty
in time lips and eyes ; trouble perimaps brought
it back , yet now that unconscious in-
noceace , the frail bloom of childhood , was
strengthened by something more subtle ,
more exquisite , A. maid is always a chilti
until knowledge of sorrow comes to make
her a woman.
A sparrow , the first they bath seen for
, nany a nmonth , alighted in the snow under
the muzzle of a big guim.
"Iliide , do you rernerimber when we freed
your birds ? " be asked.
' "Yes , 3mm. "
After a pause he said wistfuhiy " 110w
young we were-in those days.
"Yes , " she said , "we were very young. "
I lEer serious , sweet eyes met his ; her hand
stoic across the parapet amid nestled in lila.
Some soldiers caimmo through time snow , bear-
iag a dead man on a stretcher , As they
Passed the cannon , time sparrow fluttereil up ,
high overhead , flying across the gulf to
I'arls.
"Tonight we will follow It" she
murmured. " 0 , Jim , I nm so tired of the
snow ! I am so tired of winter and white-
floss and death. "
"You shall see the spring come in the
llreton forests , " ho said , "You simail see
miles of imrlmroses and piakthorn ; you shall
see shaded g1atea purple wIth violets , and
everywhere young leaves , young blossoms-
a young world , 1111mb , and all for us. "
"A young world , " she sighed , "that is
what I love-green leaves , sunlight and
youth-everywhere youth. It is kinder- "
"Youth is kinder- " lie repeated.
The clock 1mm time citadel struck imea'iiy ;
the flag on the iron polo fluttered to the
ground ,
"The garrison is going , " saId Ililde. "Do
you think they will remember us ? They
promised me two places In an ambulance. "
"Look at time hIghroad below , " said
Ilarewood ; "see the carriages and wagons
coining out from Paris. That is the
Nanterro road , It leads to the gates of the
north. "
They leaned over together , watcimlng the
sunshine flashing on the polished equipages ,
on wheels and lamps and hmarness trappings.
Time road from Paris was full of them ; It
was like a winter day in the Bole dim
IJoulogne , save that the horses moved without -
out spirit , and there were many shabby
carts and wagons intermingled with time
carriages.
As time procession of vehicles approached
the base of the hill the coachmen and tIny-
era , swathed him furs , became visible ; and
after a wimiie Iiiltlo could hmenr , far below
tlmo fortress walls , tIme tinkle of chain and
hoof and wheel ,
"I'aronts coming to time tort to look for
their eons , " said Ilarewood soberly ,
"Sweethearts , perhaps , for their lovers , "
said hiilde ,
On they came , rich end poor , the banker
from his home in the Parc Monceau , the
butchmer from the long closed liahles , the
mother from tbe noble Faubourg , time mother
from the "Faubourg Infect , " patrician and
plebeian , sister and brother-and some vhmo
were childless and dlii not know it , antI
some who were widows and vore , as yet ,
no crape.
"They are coming , " said ililde , " 1 hear
carriages on the gun road below. Timoy will
drive to the parade. 0 , JIm , Jim , think of
the mothers who are coming only to take
imack their dead Sons ! And those who are
buried outside the glacial What will the
mothers and fathers do-and their children
dead clown there under that ice and snow ? "
The parade was filling now whim vehicles
of every description ; coacimnion vero leap-
lag to the ground , old men and feeble ,
white.haired women stepped out into time
snow , An old gentleman came toward hare-
wood , lifting his hat with an anxious smile :
"I am looking for ray son , " lie said.
"Could monsieur inform me wlmcre the bar.
racks are ? "
"Time barracks are in ruins , " said Hare.
wood ; "tho troops muster in time caseniateh ,
monsieur , where , I trust , you will find that
mmli is well. "
Others came to seek information ; an an-
cleat dame , hobbling on two canes , asked
for imer son , "Jean Bormmie , ma belie dame of
the Bretori marine artillery. and so tail and
handsonio , my eon , madame. "
iliido answered gravely in the I3reton Ian.
guago ; time old dame's withered cheeks
flushed faintly.
"From Carhaix , my sweet lady , " she said
with a little curtcsy.
hilido told hem' to go to the citadel , and
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head ,
"Her eon was killed the last day of the
siege , " said liilde " 1 sent her to the
citadel , where tlmey will tell lien. "
There were , tears in her eyes : hmo laid
her imeath Oh Ilarewooti's shmouhtler.
"Life is too sail , ' ' she aatd.
Time belt In time citadel began to toll ; a
column of soldiers , marching withmotit. drains
or arnie , entered time parade , already
crowded witim vehicles ,
"That is the oath , " said hiarewood sot.
emminhy "the fort belongs to the king of
Prussia , "
"Our fort , " said Ililde , turning very whIte ,
She trembled so that ho drew her to hmini ,
holding tier close.
" \'ait , " lie wimispeneti , "remember 'wlmat
we said of youtlm amid springtitto , Time land
needs sunshine and pure air anti green
loaves and stillness , Death will be a
mmicmory with swimmer , France can vait ;
her promise is in her 3'oimth. "
The belt toiled mnomiotommommsiy : three silent
flies of men entered the gun road and bcgmum
time long descent ,
"There is somebody in a carriage conmimig
this way , " said hlarowooti. The next me-
macnt lie tittered an exclaiimatioii , hmalt Imotu-
larmtly , half ammmuscd.
" 'Iiiidet It's tIme Mouse ! "
Sh- rose , ireatlmiess , excited , bands omit-
stretched ; a woman leaned from the carriage -
riage , timen sprammg to time ground.
"Yolette ! Yolettot" cried hiitdo : "little
sister , I aiim hierci"
"Theros Bounce ! " stammered Itarewooti ,
amid tried to rise on his crutches ,
Yoletto was iii Itilde's nnmmms , sobbing ,
"Little sistem' ! Dnrhimmg liildol Don't cry
so , don't-we are goimmg imonme-lmommme-reahly
ve are , " liourke's strong hands clasped
tiarewood's ; lila keen , grave face qmtestioimetl
tIme youtmger uman ,
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What imu read iii Ilarewnoti's face lighted
imp imsi owim , amid me SteiiCtl ) back auth tonIc
Itlldo's hmammtis in hmis. W'imemi he turned
again to hinrowootl the latter was imolding
a little court of his owim. Yolette , lied
Ruthtng ijood amid the Mouse smmrroummdei ]
liitn ; the child lmatl both zmrmmms close arotmad
his neck ; Yotetto was grleviimg over his
wounded limb , auth holding liis hmammtl in
1)0th her gloved ommes. As for tIme Mouse ,
he chewed a straw and looked on with
mixed semmtimiments impossible to fathom ,
"IIebrougimtlme a silver cup , " it1 Red
Riding hood. grny'ly , , , S
The Mommee simifted the straw between
ills teeth anti looked anywhere hilt at flare-
wood ,
"We ar' to have whit bread tomorrow
in I'aris , ' ' observed Iteil fliditig hood , still
holding Ilarewood's imeck emicircied in her
frail nii.ns , , S
"Anti wedding cake , " he said gayly , "but
not if you'cboke mc to deatim , lIttle sweet-
heart. "
The leer on the Mouse's face was inipossi-
ble to describe , \'hetmer ! lie itmeant It s'eil
or Ill is a proUleni. 'rime clmatmces nrc that
he intended to convey th nasmiraimee of lila
benevolent interest iii Iiarowood amid lilitle.
however , he only said that time carriage
was ready nmmd tIme' thrive to Paris a lommg
amid cold one , and ime , the Mouse , was ready
to start as soon as "rca immessicurs" were
ready.
liarewooti laimgimed anti tonic his crutches.
Tuttle , coloring faintly , placed omio aria
around him and aided Imini to rise.
' 'Conic on , liourke , " lmc miZmid , witim a touch
of time old boyish impetuosity-yet , immider
it timere was sometlmlug temmder , even a little
wistful , as thoughm he imeled time strength
of Imis comrade to stremmgtimen him in body
and mint ] .
"I think , ' ' he said , as burke pIcked Imini
imp unceremoniously and carried imirn off to
time carrlage-"I timlimic , Cecil , that yomm'hl
find hereafter that my conscience is
straighter than my leg. "
" \\'c'Ii macnd both , Jim , " lauglmt'tl hioimnict' ,
as the Mouse opened time carriage door for
Iiildo ammd Yolette.
Red Riding Hood was set imigh on the
driver's seat beside time Mouse. l3oimrke
riacrd , hi rcwood gmmtly mi time corner b -
side 1111mb , then , noddimmgto the Mouse , lie
entered thme carriage hiiinself ,
"Yoleto - and I ha'e tzik n' a imouse in
Passy , ' ' hc said , ainhhimg acrossat .iiarewood.
"Yoletto says vcj mimust have .jm.'hoimeymnooim
ifYo wait ten years for it sol'nm himmkmig !
-if you amid . hiildo are nmmri'iett , ' and the
blockade is raised-we might rumm dowmi to
the lireton coast until l'arls Imas cleaned
house. "
" % \-e were thinking , " said Iiihtl with
sweet dignity , "of doing tiie sonic thing. "
Yoiette suddenly leaned acrocs the carriage -
riage and kissed her.
Time Mouse outside cracked his whip and
saum ; as lb throve :
For what timings shah our brothers plead ?
A rope , a nmatcim , it barley seed.
A rope to imang time maim of greed ,
A match to burn his lmouse we riced ;
To feed thi , , Poor. a barley seed ,
A barley simetl ,
A barley eeti , -
Crack ! crack ! went the whip ; tue sifted
snow flew highi ; the wimeels spun , slipped ,
creaked amid whirled rounti 1mm a shower of
icy slush , And always the Mouse caroleti
lila merry catch :
"A barley seeti ,
A barley Heed ,
Timit riclm simnhl ileetl ,
Time veer mthmnhl teeth ,
the , bmotimers , sow time barley seed ! "
C1Itt"I'FiIt XXX.
Smmiimtt' liilci , ' , ) f Cgci'in ix , -
In Carimaix timere is a rustle through the
wimiter-tinted woods wimen time March nmoomm
dies in tIme skies and the blue starlight sulks
trcmbhimmg , fathoms deep , into time glassy
sea. Timen , through a breatimloss dawn ,
steals time palo iigimt of April , limiting with
a world of primrose petals , creeping through
woodlands mnarmlhed iii gray and browmm and
silver , till in time deepest forest depths a
lmlttt awakes antI ruiihe3 anti looks imp amid
a million tiny newborn leaves ,
In Carhmaix league upon league of nmoor-
land grows sweet eceimteth ; time gorse is
aromatic ; the marsh is mossel with spongy
gold ; time blue sea ripples like a river , gilded
witlm ribbed sand , tiecketi with retiectiomma
whore 'wimite clouds blow and wimito gulls
drift hike wind-tossed thistle silk ,
Three houses , wootla , a ' chmapol , nail a
shrine ; miles of pink thorn , silvery cliffs ,
mmmi a still sail at sea-that is Carhialx. All
day long the sea swallows mmkimm tIme inlet
shores , tIme silver mullet , shoal on shoal ,
crosming time bar , lace all time shmaiiowa with
their frothy ropes of foam , Alt day long
time himncons spring above the eantla , quiver'
lug , shimmering , delicate as vaho hatteras
in time shuttle of a flying ioomn.
April had come in Cam'hmaix , hiildo also
had come to Carlmnix-back to lien own
country-for the blockade lint emidcd at last ,
time gates of I'aris were opemm , ammtl time bug
Primssiaim coltimnns , marching hack , lined all
time northern roads.
So simo had comae-her young heart vaguely
wistful-to be wedded in time Carimaix elmapel
where she hind been baptized , and where ,
mmii in filmy white , elmo had stolen thirougim
tim ilium aisles , an awed communicant. For
imer , atonement tilt not end at time con-
fessionni ; there , only sin rilgi : ! be put away ,
sadness was lifted with the i.mnidmml wrc.utim :
sorrow ended when the orange butts fell
fron hem' breast , Atonenment uiever ended ,
but its bitterness would end hlko thq mnern-
ory of evil in the innocence of a blameless
life. It seemed to her that nil wouhil ho
yohl , nois' that she lint comb back. Iii mdli
time world there was but limbs one Imiacu
where , with her chmild'gm heart , heavy with
memories , hem' woman's heart. thmmiiling with
love and repentance , slum could come and
kneel arid go forUm iii eaco forever.
Fhe April sun gleanmeti through the Jew-
elled glass anti fell in diamonds , staining her
feet with violet. mint rose , She saw St. hiiijo
of Carhaix , high in her plaster niche , azure
robed. smiling her idacit snmiie among the
shiadows she maw Our Lady of the ( 'lifts ,
tinselled , mnagnitiront , imoitting limo chil'i by
the dim aitar + wbere waxen tapers burned
t
nail the carved crnc'lflx reared its slender
arnie , AntI there her ehiitliiooil eimnio to
mimeet her. Again she saw time processional ,
the cross atofL OmiT Lady of the Cliffs
passiag amid the kneeling crowd ; again bmo
imenril the fresh young voices swelling in
time wimiti , the chaimlmmg ( of time eumre , time
mumrnmumred prayer , The scene shIfted sea-
wantl-simc' saw ( ho teampest nntt thme' misty
sea , tiio white coiffes 0mm thmo hendhammd , the
amen eu ( lie shore ; ( lien , as it seemed , years
afterward , she heart ! the hell tolling in time
chapel for lost souls ,
She memnembered her fatimer , too , always
itt ( lie forest where ( ho horns soumimded mill
day bug anti the imountla' imnyimig sumrgeth and
ebbed with time simiftirig winch. lie hay iii
time chapel yard , mmear time immotimer shin hail
hover scemi , buried , as lie wished , vithu his
boar speer on hits breast-time Inst ruined
hmtmntsnmami of a ruined race-the lamithiess
relic of a handed hiretomm limit' , olti as time
ancient chapel , which was older thamm Car-
unix ,
A bird twittoreti on tlm chapel imorehi ; time
vague odor of the sea stirred her heart , She
turmmcd auth iooketl bnchc at. the altar wimere
tomorrow aho ahmoumhit kumeel it lmnitle. then
amado lien reverence ammil went out limb time
stmtmny world ,
' 'olette sat on thme cliffs hookhmmg oft to sea ,
hhotmrko hay full iuimgtht beside her , snifllng
time fresh sintl anti watching lied hiding
ilootl , who , skirts ( ticked up , imatlihieti blissfully -
fully In time ( hum illume of vaer doug time
slminiiig aimth below.
himirewoomi 5(00(1 ( near thin beach critically
inspecting a steamimer's trail of smmmolco eu the
hionizoim.'hmeim ho heard liilde'um voice on
time cliffs above hiimmt lie ciimmibed tip slowly ,
for lie was still a little laimme , aimd mmmet lien ,
smmiiliimg.
"Time chiihtl down there in in tIme sevemitim
lmea'cmi , " lie saul ; ' 'silo's been miippeii by a
craim nail brtmisetl hI' time rocks , and wheim
she's Imaif tirowimeti she'll ho cOlmtelmtetl , I
fancy , "
' 'It's curious'tm said Bomirke , looking tip ,
"that thom Paris papers have mmot comae , The
laSt mimail arrived lucre 0mm tiarcim IS , anti hero
it is April 2. ' '
"A mmirmii tilt . conic-I brought it clown-
but I mm emit imito the chapel amid forgot , " said
1111dm' .
,
'Nobody expects brlds to remnemmmher , "
salt ihotmrlce , sarcastically ; "tb you mnltnl
letting inn see may mmmii" '
Yoletto Ioohceml tip laumglilng as hiiithe calmly
imaided time letters to hiarewooti. That young
luau sorted thiim lmpers tossed a umacliace 'aid
a Imarcel over to burke , antI said ; "There's
only omit' letter ; it's for lime. "
Ilommrkr , begnmm to open time parcel ; it was
scaleti nmmd elaborately tied mithm it sort of
rope.
' 'Hello ! V'hiat in time hattie of decemmey is
timis ! ' ' lie salti , hioldiumg up a gold watch alit
chmain , " \\'iiy , the itnelcet is directed to yotm.
J I rim. "
hiarewooti looked miii blankly froni the letter -
ter lie was mmtudyiimg , thmeim groammed nmmtl
hiammfied time Idiom' (0 1 liltie.
' 'htt'tii it , " imu said ; ' 'I can' ' I. It's from
time ' '
Mouse.
Jim tIme mmiitlt of a brcnthmhc'ss silence 1111db
took tue letter and cuumnined it iii commater-
mmatioim. Timemm sime ienth slowly :
1hiimLiVILLi , : iotii of March , 1STI.
? domislettr I take may helm in hmarmd , hop-
11mg that. these few hut's mumay bimml mmmommai.tir
ut as good iii'aitim us I imimi. I have to lit-
fonmmm iumonsieur timat time w eatimer is us usual.
\'Q tonic the Hotel do yule mmimth hilled ( ] emm-
until 1.tcomno ( arid Cienmemit l'imommirms lit mm
gmiricn. , It Is ralmmimmg , imut I nut qtilto coni-
fortabi e , han mmg beemm man tie capt a 1mm 1 mm ito
Nntiommai ( ; umar'tI , ammil flimih imiyseif inucim bet-
ter , mitlm imothmimig to do.
The cemmmmmmtmne has beoim estabhishmotl , mid
there is tooth and , lnlimk for mmli aiiti i'o work.
\Vo friglmtcmmeii the boum'gcoislo liasstby :
well , ammil Thmlers bmas i'utmi : iway , whore we
expect that tue citizemi , Mubor Flommreims ,
will catch him mnd shoot tim"u nil , as they
are artistocrats amid immost perfidious to the
roor. -
I have to imifonin nmomisieur hInt I rlsim
huh lmi'ahthi , also to N lit' . Ihiitlt' , to it.
lhourke , omit to moadanmo , hatehy ilhhic. Yn-
lette. Also to time thin , droll littie erie
wimo iran afraid of inc. I send her sommie
fcrks.
"The weather continues raIny. I send to
tommsmeuir a vatcim ; also to Mile. Illitle , for
her veddiumg , a dinmmmoud star. To M.
burke antI to immathamno I scud niamiy spoons.
Timerfore , adieu. Your coumradt , .
"TIlE MOUS1 ,
' 'Citlacim Captain , National Guard , aunt-
tacbieh. (
"I mvislm "iso to say zmdieum to time little
droll 0mm who is afraid of lime. "
Boutlie woulti have laughed , but Illltln'uu
hmorror-strtmcic taco sobered hmirmm.
"W'imat oim eartim shall we do with mhat
plunder ? " said liarewood : "time ereatmmn'e lmas
heemi pillaging womiien and cimlidremi. "
"You and your citizen friend immust settin
that , " said Bourke , tr'iiig not to laugh ,
"These spoomma and forks have all mrtuu of
inItials cmi timemim. The watch in. immarketh ' 11
(10 B. ' anti the diamond star is to a lady
named Nini , Jim , I believe , timla tilime , thmnt
the conmmntmno mactuna business. "
Ito looked at Yohette , wimo nhooic : her heath
decidedly , saying :
"If you think you are goIng to write about
it for your stupid newspaper I have the
iiomioi , mnormsiemmr , to inforni you thmat yotm
imhmahl not. "
ilarewood looked at hiiite , arnihimig faintly ,
"I supumose I must go to l'arls it you cnd
mae , ' ' ho said ,
"If 1 scud mlmnmntlretl hiiltlo ; "yea-
you may go then. "
They turned and looked at. time house on
tIme hill. The immorning situ glittered on
every uaimo : tlmey saw ScimoherazaJe spmtmwheul
on the porch , bilniciug at the ocean ; they
heard the sarcastic croahc of time parrot , Me-
hmeunet All , tip-toelmig down lime garden
amimomig time lmyacimitlmmm ,
Silo hiassed her slender hmamm.l timnough his
am'nm anti leaned her checic migntmmat lila
simoultler ,
Dowmm Oh the yellow saimla lint Itithimig
flood , enchanted , vaded ammh1o 'heel ) alnuig
Limo frothy shore , A wimite gull mose ( morn
time shimming waves , a distant sail giiunnmerc'i ,
Therm from tine cliff a skylanlc ionic , hmighiom' ,
imighmer into the azure , shmowenmumg time whole
air witlm song. Amid Iiilde closed bmer yes
and listened , her fair fact' on his mliouider ,
imer wimito hmantl close uI his ,
( The lnc1
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DYSPEPS
"Ior aixyers I wusms vietimmiofdyft-
pepsia in Its worst form. I Lould eat notitin
butmihim toast , amid attimzmosmystornucbwoul
not retain rind digert oven that. Lftct Mmmrchm I
begarm tatting OASCARE'I'S and icine than I
have steadily Improved , until I rmrn as well as I
over Was iii my life , "
DAVID 11 Mumum'IIy , Newark , 0.
, CANDY
IM5 5tOrxrRtO
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I'loasant. I'alatablo i'otent , Taste ( limoS , lie
deed , dlovorm4lcken , % oakeiior Grle , lie , 2CWC.
. , , CURE CONSTIPATION ,
8terii , , it.dj C.pin ; , tbiU$1 , t4OItii , 5. 11,5. imu
"ID Ii ItemS and guaranteed by a1idrtm.
II U tilsut to ( JvImIl'rubacco Llabit.
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MIJNYON'S ' INFLUENCE.
ElTcets is ltnhIenl'hnsigc In flm
'rncttee ( it McdioLze , ,
kM ( ' 5-
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rrtmfi's.ci ttinyon suirsi "I bst' nest' ? intro'
dimel P. miiedk'iie to tIe lu11iC % umutil I wt at'-
. 'eluteiy e5tsIni tidnt it wtnuli do shl Ibtit I
clinmeh for It , nmt I lne neyer , 'mld that nay
nCnicmnn i-oumli etil i' flfl' , Ii't'iIt' CRCiit lid" 4,11,1
for attic-it it ii a s'tcii % . In other a-onli I 1usn
, , , ' , ert'i to tt'il (1,11 truth , tid , imer to ed-
, crtl' it lit' ,
"It I. tiub' sehft'nmldeluet' , ti'l. ' tot1 ablefleS
cut dCuIII nmnl cviitti , 'lIlt iuathts idle to It'b
.51 1dCi , thI , vtniti'iei' ( 'C thn l1Ct'11t' . S
MUflyOfl hn , lrtitet fT , llftcr'uit dirt's fw IV ?
dlftcr.iii n iliiucel . . 1 l' uinnutmiI eel ilnt iull httmc'ui'
iflhitiflm thiro u Lii ruin , ' tuutt1 uiIl 4'flke of tht'tiuiua
tiumi in ii t'w Ittmr : titan huI ly.m'pIs Curt' will
clump 1mullgt loll atu , ! nIl , It'rnneii I rottile' m ttist liii
Iliuiey ( 'uur,1 1 ill , 'uile 11(1 ( pin ccitt. of nit CISCI ( 'C
IJiiiey tnuuuthc : tin I lui. ( 'nt nnii ( 'mmu\ ' will ClifA
rimlafri , mb mum I I or 1,411 , % ' liu stnmling , : ibat I I.
licnlehuo ( 'turd' 11111 Cl1t4' lilly kln'l , r heailacie' Iii ni
few molnut e' . ; ttumt iuI. Cell ( un' " Iii quilcitly
tr'umlc up ammi ftrmn , ut eeli sni , o on tbrouglu ( ho
emitirt' list of n'mt'dits.
- ( lmmIk' to lleaithm flint medical nuiviro nbsct.
ititely fcc' , ' , l'rof , Mtmuyeim , ItIOi Aiclt st , ,
I'hiladelplmin ,
Tlio U. 6 jf
jOOY1RNM1NP
wants at.L'ong macn in Its
ommo acer - '
corti thuo Army anti Navy S
emmihorso miAi-lUN a' ' 'V .
the greatest it ii 0 W mm ' ,
' 4 atrcngtiiummer , inmvigormit- ' - S
or nmmtt tt'slorutttve. it. . S
creates south iieshi , lnu'm- ' , S
Tbcrvic atromigmim , clears
thmo bralim , strcuumgthtomis '
time nerves aumti etmm'cs ' S
time gcumerumttso orgamma to
.i , ittilckly reguttum their nor-
mimi poivera. i"or herr-
Otis PuotrmtlOu1 ; , overwork - S
work , imnhimtlrcl 'itahity
in either sex , or ouct't'stvo misc of opium , hiqtmo
or tobacco , it psitiv'hy cannot. no exeeilctl.
One box will wmrlt utiuuhera. Six will cure.
IItht-mmI-IN is for n.zuhe by mull druggists , 01) inlet ) , -
lot , , 110 cciiiM. Oiii ) tt , two iiitmmtliit' treatmeuit.
Fill otmt anti mmmmtii u' time dIigrun'is : simuum in oumcht
box , nut tie will give yotmr Ct'uo ; nluoetal ntLen-
Lion without.extra charge. ' Jtlt-iiIN ii Pre-
P.irt1 by lijalimmer 0. hirneen , l'lt I ) . , H. 8 , di-
reem from thu fenimuiha of B. B. ilartomi , M , D.
Clevolami't's imtOsI , cimmiuo'mut suut'einllst. Mailed
in closed liclug41 ; oil nt'coipt of lrieo.
BitS. BARtON ANt ) hiENSN.
t ; . ! Ui thur-lien illocic , Cleveland. 0.
For sate by Kmmimn & Co. , litli and Dotmg.
laim ; J. A. Fuller & Co. , i-iO lommglimu ; St. ,
and Grniimmmmm Drug Co. , l5thm ammd 1crmIammii
lsitmg Phuutramary , 2itli , mnid Leutvcuiwortlil
l''tom's t'hitmimmzucy , 2ithm amiul Leavoutworthi ;
E. 3. Saylcorum , Si'.tli Omahm , anti till other
druggists imm Ouimahua. Sou.tn Oniahium , ( 'oummicil
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lhlneichmenda , liven' Spots , tothu Tan ,
l"r'cklt's , , I'lmmples. , lczemmit : trt'umtc'h , itt timm
.iOllN I \\'OOihiiJlt' , ' huistituti' , 127 West
12 St. , N'm' 1 urIc. Ttvumty-six yours' prat'-
tical alit stmcem'sHfuml oxiwniemmct' . S'iii fir
book , mmm siclim uiisetaes. Comusuitation fret'
Patronize
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AWNINGS AN ! ) 'rFNTS.
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.Manuracturei , , tenu' , LuiVtiiflS3 , jibi.cra indieu ,
anI getIts' Mumekilitoshucs. 'rents or rent , mmml
Farnam St. , Omitaima.
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OMAILt IIILIIWISC .tSSCIATIOS
Cariotmt ammipunenis iflutile In our own retri ,
erotor cars. Blue 11ibli a , mitt' Cxpont , Vienni
Ex.'Ort nni Family 1xurt delivered to all part *
of the city. S
nomIutns.
( ) M.tlm5t. liOliFilt S'OhlIS.
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.1OIIN II. J)1V1tiY , Prol , ,
UolierS , 'l'anlui nnl 8lieet ; ron Wonic. Special
taciIitI"n for Oning ro'jnir , . etc. 'I't'h. 13i
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CORNICFi WOhii ,
U. P. Ei'flNi'l'iiIi ,
JAGI.Ii CO1tNICD VOItll ,
amonufacturer oC Givanizoh , Iron Corni es , Gut' .
vanl7eI iron Ihityjighuts , 'rum , lion "nd Siutt
itooting. Agent ( or 1lnmmeuurs Steci Ceiling.
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iu-ma-1z North ici.epfii Street.
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CItA'1KEIt 1ACTOltugii ,
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55ia1EItIC.tN IIISCIJI' ! ' AND llI'C , CO.
Wtuoieta , Cracker Manufacturers , ' S
OM.IIA , NEll.
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DYI.5i ? ionKH.
SCiIOEu.tCl'S TWIN Cm'J'Y
VOItiCi4 , I a' : i Vim riizm in tt.
Dying and cleaning of Icmrmc'nls and goon. 01
ever ) ' description , Cleaning of line guirinentu is
, peciaity. S
FLSOUII. cIILL5 ,
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M. Ii' . ILM.tN ,
Flour , Meal , Feei. tmran , lila-li-hi North 17111
Street , OmaHa , Nab , C. B , Jiluck , Manager.
Teieplmono ms : .
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H.tvIs . : Co'Glki , , 1IuIXVIIKII ) ,
iron ; Irsi ) , . ' l.iiJ'm's , ,
5Trmnufatturers and Jothers , uf Mudnej-y ) GIn-
cmi repairing a specIalty. iti , lO3 und 1tO
Jackson str'ct , Omaha , Neb.
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alsnufactmirt'rs of Vinegar , i'lekle , , Catsupi ,
Mustards , Celery \'oreester.huirc , Sauce ,
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lion , for repainting or rubbi'r limos en ncw or ol'i
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vaize deUveret. 1302 flpuz'cms St. Tel , J7.
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