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rs thrse iays - Degenerate farce.
eonaeIs 81 q refrrshing 90 como across
eaaia,iy that preserves fresh images aud
does asa defea1 upon vuigsFity a. ia
chief aaufte ~ amusement such a
rity = The Masked Ball which vii
& presented here for tbr first tins
wees ffom tomcrrov evening AZ Powers
Grand j. frputed O. b Sometimes a
Nce ork enforcement - uot al that 70
uizht -. haf a MASKED RalI~ hei a
rfesraro,ls run ~ four months az Pal
n,..r's theatre. New YORK asst fail. and 4
ror.eated its metropolitan success IA
,.tNr~ iarre cities q the coontry. IL -
sai e. - al admirable example - dfs
ritsi- s-,refrrrfiou. IL ~ satd g. b
fsss ,haaxed With fan ~ sparkling soeis
afh cartnsic acid The story
r. iha. e a yoanz mao rho. compelled
g. - aaf ~ io~u on business. aeAed his
tcee,n fr.end a. call UPON young
it,is 1is sFeefheart. tell her lte loves
beg stl sss hef ~ proxy for her hand
~ sesrf.sFc Fh~ friend otiizea. visits
fhr yoH1s .sir Fails 10 love With her
er8 prert~es ID rfs aNfn trhalf Re -
atfeplft. tt tt tars writes thu man
tc tae su1fiaaieti that fhs Flri ia
anlrrs ~ ia1or ans the family lack
q8s' fiEstlers ehirh Rruib noake tt De
= atis fsr e'fn e. sei her Dap~d snd
i,nsf4nf ~ bia frien.ss narriaxe. thu
ysnsnE nsn esres the cooatry lie r..
fnfns atrat 1e iinse ~ the carnival "a
Nee and etsrF corpiioatsrna enaus
Ire hasbaei Does tne atm...f e. keep
thr t1oF 81 - bic psa~riare frssa ~
fr.eeti asfI a. rfefr1f h.a meeting IA
rsfa firsls thef - neat assi 80
rait deferri - y, nake the hashaed
soffef 81 q sef.Sa. fte gsonr etf~
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sise8 tel - t~r hselan3 aed sets
a41fis afssIests3 a. ftsf fha fss.r
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Al fs1 sal iae ea.I IS Aafff
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DR.. veenboer has moved his Office to
157 Monroe street.
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CATARRH CURED.

onico IIours-9 to II 81 a. m. 2 10 y. m. 10
~. NJ. Sundays. To =. m
Patients AZ distance successfully treated by
mail Write for symptom flank.
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Have you seen our & white blankets!
VoIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER x Co.
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DR.. Rankin Is graduate OF Ann Arbor. and
has had years of experience IN Lis specialties.
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References to FIVE hundred cured patients
in this city alone.
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Tss er-k xsa - - Iast ia sh.eA
"a -is q f~e~ss~ss seats tos she st4s
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At the Grand opera house Sunday.
September II. stair. Brady 4 Garwood's
rcN comc,iy, "A Cracker Jack. viii re-
ceive IL initial Grand Rapids produc-
Ton. it Nlli run al the week with Tues
day THURSDAY and Saturday matinees.
g 4 Cracker Jack - the product q Her
tert Hah W,nsioWs pen. and tells
siory that j. highly exciting. IL opens
az Eecchmcro on the Hudson, an estate
that lad bsen left by Mr.. Chandler IN
charge q his steward. Thomas Caring.
ton. Chandler. While abroad with his
son and only heir. Lawrence. dies In
Exypf AID later Darlington hears OF
10 sons Heath. 81 virtue u long and
unfiispufcd possession be comes o. look
upoe he estate a. his own. and through
tue aehlaaticus n Brooke Brown ia
ssrpasi.i fgiendi he losSs considerable
81 eEec1iafioh After years Lawrence
thaut.er returns e. claim his own.
Inis srisf outline does not touch on the
several sab plots. nor give an mixing Il
thr numereu= naturally brought about
thfihirx situations and artistically con-
frssl ecus,sly complications Nor does
Il moro taan hiut AZ the pure heart.
i1terrst. the genuine berole sentiment
and natural comedy charscterizations
u rbich the play anounds.
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Amis, and that ne knew nothing further
about them, except that the tall one was
a most amusing chap and o beautiful
singer.
''1wish you could hear him. )" he added.
wish which was at once gratifed as
Remond got up from his seat and saun-
tered up to the table beside them in
search of match to Light his pipe. sing
ing:
Quel plaiser d'etre en- voyagel
Jamais loeil NEST en- repos,
Toujours sur votre passage
S'ofirent des objets nouveaux.
"Voilaw said Pierre, pausing and lis
tening, while the brigadier, who did not
seem particularly charmed, uttered dry
"h'm," and his men went on eating their
breakfast in stolid silence.
Remond, nothing abashed at this want
of appreciation of himself and his per-
formance, finished his stave, lighted his
pipe, remarked to his companion with a
careless air that they must soon be think
ing Of starting, and that they had better
go and put their things together while
M. Pierre was making out their little
bill, which they would settle when they
came down. So saying and begging
Pierre to be sure and not forget what
they had had the evening before. he sa-
luted the company with much grace and
left the room, preceded by his companion,
who could hardly walk from sheer terror.
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CHAPTER I--Robert Macaire, q vagabond
criminal. strolls iato tho secluded village OF
Charmon l. sur-P Pont and wins for a bride
Marie Beaumont, the prettiest girl In the
place and tho daughter OF the wealthiest
farmer. 1.-THE lucky rascal carries things
with n high hand and stirs up jealousy among
rival suitors for Marie. Pierre Lamar quar-
rels with him and mysteriously disappears.
Iu-Macsire dogs his father-in-law's steps
ana sees him bury gold. Marie In also alert,
suspects her husband and secretly removes
the treasure. Iv-Tho three are at cross pur-
poses over the hidden treasure. and Marie re-
tains Il on her person. Pierre Lamar's body
IA discoved, and Beaumont misses hts money.
v-Marie confesses theft, vainly trying TO
ward OF suspicion from the man she loves
VI-Macaire IL charged with the death OF
Pierre and with designs on Boaumonrs
hidden gold. He and Marie are arrested. and
he escapes on tho way to prison. VH-Marie
escapes from prison. gives birth 10 . child by
fhe way side and abandons 10. VIII and k
The scene changes to the village Of Brocard.
Charles Dumont. son OF the landlord OF Les
Bons Amis, is af11anced to pretty Clementine
Germ emil, dauRkter of n prosperous farmer
Charles IL foundling, child OF Maris. 4
During the wedding festivities at the inn
Macaire. in disg uise under the name of Re-
mond, turns up with another outlaw named
Bertrand. Both are wanted by the police
Marie also wanders 20 the spot in search Of
employment. The remaining chapters, xI to
XVIII, tell how Remond and Bertrand kill
NJ. Germenil to obtain the 1900 francs he has
brought along as n dot for Clementine. Cir
cumstances point TO Marie as the criminal,
and she is detained. Recognitions take place.
Macaire and his pal are arrested, and both
meet with violent deaths In trying Co escape.
Charles ard Clementine are married, and
Marie finds q devoted son to cheer her hapless
life
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dameg'said he, addressing her in sort OF
husky undertone. Perhaps could be
Of use to YOU"
She remained silent.
"Dont hesitate to speak" he went on.
"Glad to help an old acquaintance, and
1t seems to me recognize your face"
At this she said in a startled tone,
"You know meT
al am sure" he went on. 81 have
seen you at Grenoble. Were you not
then acquainted with q certain Robert
MacaireY
Marie satspeechless with horror, while
he continucd:
she was a good for nothing fellow,
too, though he was the husband Of ma
dame."
"For Gods sake" she cried in low
tones Of horror, "do not again utter the
name Of that monster" Then mutter-
ing 10 herself. as If she had forgotten
there was any ono beside her, 81 must
go-I must escape from here at once, let
them think what they will of me-" She
looked wildly round as If seeking q
means of escape.
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Having finished the division Of the
money, they left the rVouA locked the
door behind them, taAiAg the key AWAY
and returned to thsey room with The
same caution they had used whom set
ting out to aooonptsh their nefarious
project
Az they passed BY Maris's door with
noiseless football Hsmond listened mo-
ment, and devilish thought sprang to
life In his brain-that here perhaps was
safety--here victim TO bear tho burden
of their guilt and its punishment.
As they reached their chamber, the
clock chimed the quarter after midnight.
As soon a. they were safely In the
room and the door locked, Remond took
off his cost and sitting down proceeded
to secure the notes carefully between tho
lining and the cloth. This he did with
quite cheerful air, as OF . man con-
tented with himself. Occasionally he
paused moment In his task and smiled
to himself, as at his own thoughts--an
ugly smile it was--a smile that boded Ill
to somo one.
Bertrand watched him for while
with Ill concealed impatience and at
last said:
"What are you wasting time for7
That can be done as well outside. There
is no time to lose. Tho night Is already
far advanced, and we must be many
miles from here by daybreak."
mot at allw replied the other. eve
are much safer here under the circum-
stances, and here I mean TO stay till
morning!"
''saferw repeated the other. "Safer!
Why, when they discover what has hap
pened, We ~ strangers viii be the frst
10 be suspected. They viii send for the
gendarrnss. and then-AhI' he won't on
with q shudler, at makes my blood
run cold" Then turning hsrcely on his
companions: "You think yourself 30 clev-
er You will listen to nobody's advice.
Your informal vanity will bring rs to the
gallowsl"
"Tiens. items! No hard words, and as
for tho Well, you know what There
is no need 70 put il in evidence. have
rather an objection to the word. II Is
we'll for you, my friend, that have .
head on my shoulders. rohy now would
be proof positive Of guilt. Even across
the frontier We would not be safe with
the little complication that has arisen"
making significant gesture in the direc-
ton OF M. Germsnils room, whereas
for certain reasons We are tolerably safe
here!"
"What rcasoni What do you meanr
"Just small detail which you over
looked, mon ami. You see the advantage
Of little intelligence. You spoke Of sus-
picion attaching to us as the only stran-
gers here. You forget the woman in
No. g."
"OhI" said the other, taking up his
meaning at once. "You are a clever
chap. and no mistaker'
So, after some further arrangements
as to their proceedings In the morning,
these two scoundrels went to bed and
slept, untroubled by any thought Of the
CHASTITY object on which the gray light
OF morning now began to fall through
the wide, uncurtained window.
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CHAPTER XIV.
-~-

The night was past. The sun had just
risen above the horizon, and the long,
ccol, gray shadows Of early morning fell
across the green, dewy grass. A soft
breeze rustled through the ears Of corn
and lightly stirred the leaves Of the tall
poplars. The birds had begun their
matin song, the soft murmur of insect
life filled the air, and all the music of
nature was awake rejoicing over the
newborn day.
All was quiet within the walls of Les
Bons Amis. Clementine, with smile
on her rosy lips, dreamed Of Charles. who
was then fast hurrying toward her un-
Ger the leafy arches Of the forest.
M. Dumont was still fest asleep, little
dreaming what . grewsome deed had been
perpetrated beneath his roof-the authors
bf which slept peacefully too. There
was, however, one person awake; guilt
and innocence slept. but not despair and
misery.
Marie had been long up and dressed
md ready for the road, for her one de-
sire was TO get away unperceived-to
nvoid the interview with N. Germenil.
the questions she knew he would ask
hcr-and which she could not, would not
answer. The pain, the humiliation of
appearing guilty in his eyes-as she felt
Dhe inevitably must.
OF course she knew very we'll that in
going away thus-stealing secretly ont
Of her bcnefactor's house like thief in
the night--she left herself open to the
imputation Of guilt, but ct least she
would escape the pain of seeing her
sentence in their faces and hearing
IL in their notes.-the faces which
had looked on her so Kindly and the
voices which had spoken to her so
gently few hours before. Poor soull
For many long year she had known
but little kindness. Truly her way Of
life had lain by thorny paths, and now
when refuge presented itself the grim
spccter Of the past bade her sternly to
be gone.
She had thought IL all over with sore
heart and had made up her mind that
she must go. Her absence would be un-
noticed in the hustle Of the wedding
morning. and when it was discovered
she would be far on her way. M. Ger
menil's kindness had given her the means
Of living till she procured somo work,
and when she wns far away she would
write and thank her benefactors and
beg Of them not to Judge Of her too
harshly.
II wss little past o'clock when. taxi
ing her shoes in her hand. she stole softly
down stairs to the front door. She
reached the door safely, and putting on
her shoes sho then proceeded to try TO
open IL.
She had almost accomplished her OBJ
ject when she was startled by feeling
hand laid on her shoulder. She turned
round, spcechless with dismay and terror,
and saw Pierre standing beside her.
They were early folk ut Les Bons Amis,
II is true, but this morning more 50 than
usual. Thore was still a good deal TO be
done so that all should be in order by
the time the wedding party arrived, and
Charles, who might arrive at any mo-
ment, as he was not likely to loiter un-
necessarily by the way, would be sure
70 be hungry after drive OF some hours
in the cold night air. st. Maurice was
tpN Eve leagues away, and he had prob
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-27

II presume, n is BrfGGdier," said Re-
Ynond.
mo, replied tho ofhcer shortly. "Tou
cannot leave here at present. TIL tao
inquiry is finished no one can DO al
lowed 20 leave the house. We now
await the arrival Of the woman who
slept here last night. and u whom ny
uren have gone In search"
Continued Temorrsw.
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ALWAYS LATE.

I'm always ;u.t little late wherever I may -
In whatsoe'er undertake ] always find IL 81
I'd set on very nicely IL tho world would only
wait.
But now I'm sure 20 md myself little bit too
late.
When but child always went little late 10
school:
IN making love tho Same delay my actions
seemed 20 rule,
For every time I asked maid to be my loving
mate.
She'd say. "r'm .orry. very, you're little bit
too late"
leans recall time when set out to catch Q
train
Bat ha, had to run for II with all my might
and nlnin.
And ~ | saw Il gliding cut was forced 20 sadly
wait ~
The while some oue would mention. you're .
little bit too late"
half t<lleve n should dse-as certainly
shnll--
III 10 a little bit too late 70 see my funeral:
korae one would -4v. The hesrss Is gone; the
rnourners couldn't wait:
The easset w~nt wi,hou, you; you're n iittls
bit too late
Yet even that could endure. but have gravvs
fears
That therein be sorry news for me beyond this
vsleof tears.
I'm SURE ~. Peter. iust about the time reach
the gate.
VIII heck I, up and nurmur, YOU'RE q little Ut
TOO late
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Life IN Ajs-scis - -saef hing liss nat
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dss. Ne a~fsas haass eusresyr els g. TIE
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Issy-
Al An Interesting p-,int IN his story he
,ass ais cosa.anlou ca the breast aud
sls,ssis las-ln. hips Ter ave ESiautes ~
tiuls. dl-coarsaax nurntiy.
Ono day ~ dlnn-s al gnxli~h resident
was commenting un TINS pscaiiaTisy ~ .
nuab.r "a CoTs.esns
~Ye..r rvpliei enc. Il think the Ajsc-
cams can heaf the farissana iAs heat
lounser ever nsss WIS ~ n Il
K. enc. walk.i with him down
O. the bar. and We did tie distance Ia
Two hears.-
The bar and the square are ono hall
uil~ apart --.-Ssadses ln Corsica