Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13

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s~.Ance is In the throes of the Great Rev
tuition. The women OF Paris, made des-
s@rate by hunger, gather in the streets in
an ever-increasing mob. There Is no
definite leader until Juliette MarignY.
young flower seller OF the market, places
herself at their head. They all follow her
to she Place aux Marches. There Julette
addresses them. and is greeted by cheers
and cries Of: ITO the lamp-post with the
Aristocrats." News OF the uprising
reaches the authorities. The military
come TO the scene. and are ordered TO
charge on the crowd They prepare 70 do
so, when the General says the sabres OF
France shall not be turned against women.
The fears of the women are allaYed.
and they cheer the soldiers. Juliette has
rection after her efforts. and seeks her
home. There she is met by little Marie.
her sister, who says their mother has died
OF starvation. Juliettc swears 10 aVenEe
her death But where Is her lover. Paul
Lemare the Revolutionist? She Is brood
ing sadly over the wrongs of France when
he corhes in. bringing news that the
Bastt@ has fallen. Suddenly there is a
cry i'm the streets: TO arms, Citizens.
They rush TO the window and see the
cavalry charging the Revolutonists.
Eho. ill-armed, fight desperately. As Paul
and Juliettc stand staring at the terrible
scene Paul is Mortified to see little Marie,
who has gone into the street, fall and get
crushed under the feet or the fighters.
He PUSHES out ana brings heh in BY the
dead body of her su3ter. Juliette vows TO
by being n Woman of Fire. They then
join the crowd i'm the street. There Is "A
TIE Deum In NOtro Dame for the downfall
of the Aristocrats. Juliette goes tosscek
her protege. Louise Chabrey vino Is
sculptor's model. This delays them, and
they arrive too late. Juliette is recoG-
nized by an old bag, and she passes all
three, by subterranean passage. into
gallery of Notrc Dame. She scoffs al
The TIE Deum and predicts dark days TO
come. There is confusion In the Cathedral
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crowd. Juliette calls out that she viii
again lead the people To the Hotel de
Nflei She dems nds TO see the Mayor.
but is refused The women seize what
Weapons they can, and hurry after
Juliette. who raises new CRY: To Yer
saillesi The long procession of women
trudge along in the now fast falling dark
ness and rain to Versailles. They halt at
Meudon. where Juliette is recognized and
persuaded to enter an inner parlor and
rest. She as astonished 10 find Paul there
with Louise. they having had lift on the
road. Jealousy Of this sudden intimacy
fills Juiette She reproachcs Paul with
INCONSISTENCY. He leaves her in a passion
Of hurt anger. She resumes the journey
TO Versailles; only TO find that the tickle
mob haVeNelected Louise as leader. Juli-
etc is at first dismayed. but afterwards
walks alongside Louise. Versailles is
reached but the gates are locked. Pres
ident Mounier parleys with the women.
and consents to u deDutation seeing the
King Juliettc and Louise are among
them and the former pleads the cause
OF suffering Parts. The King pays more
attention to Louise and raises the fury of
Inc others by kissing her JuIctte. in
her blind, jealous rage. cries: TO the
lamp-post with herr but rencntS and
rescues her friend.