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MILE HANDICAP
WON BY HARG|S
Easily Leads at End
After Once Appear
ing Beaten.
Cognomen Runs Over Don
Domo in a Six-Furlong
Sprint.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-Hargis won the
feature event Of the Hawthorne card to-
day, which was a mile handicap for all
ages. DR.. Stephens was second and Louis
Vile third.
Hargis, backed from Is to 10 down to
to ;. broke in front and hold that ad-
vantage 10 the middle of the back stretch,
where Reif took him back He looked
beaten at the far turn. but as the field
swung wide turning for home Reiff
brought CorTfgan's horse through on the
rail and forged to tpe front, winning
easily by a length and half.
The heavy bettors got a terrific jolt
when Hldreth's Cognomen easily beat
Don Domo in six-furlong event.
The track was fast. the weather clear
and hot and the attendance good. Sum-
mary:
FIRST RACE-Five 'fnrlongs; selling:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey St. z Fin.
Q to 1-Hoceo 9S Coleman u
s 70 1-TokalOn. 103 (Knapp) III 3
80 10 Miss Mollie. 9S CNichols) 10 3 h
Time. 1902 %. Start good. Won handily.
Winner Burns & Warehouses; b. by Take
Notice-Happy Maiden. Oudon III Apple l0l,
Eugenie B 1O3 Touchstone 1O6. Shaitan 1O3.
Foresight 1o9. Instrument. log. Lawndale 1O3.
Requimis lo6 Sol Smith l06 also ran.
SECOND RACE-six rurlongs: purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. z Fin.
i 70 1-Ahola, 100 IT. DEAN ..... 2 3 3 nix
Time. 1:14 3-5. Start good. Won pulled up.
Winner. l. 5. Sire's b. f. by Lacohatchee-
Harlem. Nervator 112. Red Raven 100, also
ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile: handicap:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St. = Fin.
to 5-Hargis. 105 (ReifO -....... ~
10 DIR. stephens 100 Urvin).. l
to Louisville. 96 III Phillips 3 2 81
Time. 1;42 % start good; Won handily.
ira. Warte Nicht 103 Proceeds "a, Bard Burns
"a. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-one and sixteenth miles;
selling:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
TO i-FrivoI e6 o. WiIIiams). 8
y TO dutch Carter % (Philips) l /
S 10 Carat. 1C2 CNilson) ....... y
Time. I:4S 2-5. Start good. Won driving
Winner Cass & Morgan's ch. (. by St. Charles
Ivernia lO1, Bard of Avon SO, also ran
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs: purse:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St = Fin.
- TO I-Cognomen 102 CWlsonl l ? l =
20 IO-Don Domo III CFerrelD. l
Time 1:14 30. Start good Won easily
Winner s c Hildreth's ch. (. by knight OF
the Thistle-Onoma. Edward Hale lO5. Sweetie
1O2 Katie Powers 1O2 Apolnaris 1922 Irish
Swede 105, also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile: purse:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin
! TO III Brush BY. 99 WILSON,. / l
g to -Wainamoinen. 100 (BrdwD 2 ?
> to Birch Broom. 80 (Bcnnerl
Winner : c Hildreth's b. f. by Ben Brush
Atsla Banana Cream 90 Lemco 101 also ran.
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SUMMARY.
stnlen hases-nnv1e "a
Casey. sheehan.

Stolen bases-Doyle C2). Casey. Sheehan.
Mclaughlin. ErTOrs-Delmas, Egan. Krug-
Three-base hit-Casey. TwO-base hit-Shee-
han. Sacrifice hits-Hdebrand Hogan %.
First base on errOrs-San Francisco l. Sacra-
mento l. First base called ballS-Of
o. Brien 6. off Fitzgerald ?. Left on bases
San Francisco f. Sacramento 8. Struck out
BY o Brien 8. Hit by pitcher-Doyle, Delmas.
Double play-Egan to Casey to Hogan. Time
of game 80. Umpire-McDonald
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PLATERS
HAVE FIELD DAY
Stake Division Unrepre-
Sented in Delmar'S
Races.
Special Dispatch to The Cali.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-To-day's Delmar
Park card was made UP of quantity rath-
er than quality. Although there was no
particular feature. some close finishes
We're witnessed and good sport was en-
joyed by the big crowd present.
In the fifth race Our Lille swerved in
front of Atlas shutting him off. For this
interference Our Lille was disqualified
and the race given to Atlas.
The track fast and the weather
clear Summary:
FIRST RACE-six and half furlongs; sell
ing:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St. q Fin
8 to Arkansas. 1o2 CGulIeto; -. 2h
to donna Bella, 102 (Pcrkins) 80
Time. 1:223s. Start good. Won easily.
Winner, r. H. Clark g. CO. b. m. by Free
Simpson 107. Boyce Arnold 107, First i02. Ben
Brainard 1O7, Salnus 107, AmentUm 1O2, Rob
ert 1o2. Niear 1o7. Plaster 1o7, also
SECOND RACE-six furlongs; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. q Fin.
. to 1-Lampadrome, 106 CalvitO. In
to 2-Judge Denton 106 (Shehan) g / 21h
s to Port Warden. 1oe cNiblack s
Time; LII; Start good Won driving Win
Ratture. Caybon 1O3, Capitol 106. Ponchar-
train 1O3, Ryedale 103 Turranda 106. Aro 1O6,
Tom Oney 1O6, Little Pirate 1O6, also ran.
THIRD RACE-six and a half furiongs;
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
S to Pepper Dick 1O7 OLouden). 2 II
2 to 1-Sting, 101 (Sheehan) .......4 3 2n
to Cotton Plant. 1o7 (CalvitO. 8 81
Time, 1:23A Start good Won easily.
Winner. p H. Jones b. &. by Ingolsb Emma
Mac. The -Four Hundred 10I, Maple 102. Ger
tain 102 Called Back 102, Alalia 107 Gillespie
no. John Morton 1OT Winnebejour 10, Larue
1O7. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs; purse:
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 1-Spencerian, So (Shea) II
to dynasty, 100 Qivingston).1O 8 22
Time, 1924. Start poor. Won easily.
Winner Mrs. H. Dernham's b. +. by Free
Knight-Sarah Davis. Nearest 100, Helen Print
ia Straggler 109 Temptress 100. Gus Lanka
1OS Irby Bennett Jog, Bessie b S5, Sallie Linn
So. also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five and half furlongs;
Betting. Horse. weight Jockey. St. q Fin
IS to Our Lille 90 (HowelD. 2 1 III
to ATLAS, 100 (George) ....... 3 21
10 to IL F. Knight, 100 Cshea). 6 nix
Time. :09ai. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, p. c. Schawacker's b. (. by Huron
Armie Frank Collins 1O3, Black %, Sou
friere 100 Allegrette 100 F7rbane 103. Matt
Wadleigh LOG, Lemon Girl 100. Thunderatfon
IS. also Disqualified for fouling.
SIXTH RACE-One and an eighth miles;
selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
to branch II, los (Sheehan). 2 In
to 2-The Bobby, 1o2 (sayers)... 3 IS
8 TO Eliza Dillon 92 lShea)-.- 80
Time I SO Start good, Won driving. Winner
o. A. CrandalFs br. &. by King GaIop-Brool-
let. Little Lois %, Cautious 97, Charles D 81,
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Three Nights of Amateur Boxing

The regular boxing exhibition of the
Bay City Athletic Club will be held to-
night In Mechanics Pavilion Annex The
principal bout will be between Joe
Thomas and George Braun.
Leader Gleason of the Olympic Club
mas arranged some interesting special
boxing matches for tomorrow night in
the club gymnasium for the members.
On Friday night the San Francisco Ath-
ietlc Club will hold its regular exhibition
In the Sfxth-street gymnasium.
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OAKLAND TAKES A GAME.
Avails of Halls Wildness to Bat Out
a Victory

Los ANGELES. Sept. 22-There was not
much choice between Hall and Graham to-day
except in the matter OF steadiness Hall was
wild and his numerous passes TO first Allowed
Oakland TO win the game by Opportune hitting.
There was plenty of snap to the game from
the start and the cloSeness of the score kept
the crowd interested The feature the re-
markable fielding and batting Of TOman. He
accepted eleven chances at short, the ma jority
OF them being difficult. and handled everything
without a blunder. In addition he got two
doubles and two singles in four times at bat
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Polytechnic.

Coach Whipple changed the players
about good deal in the second half. sub
stituting the following named for those
who had played in the first half: Bar
ton, center; Bowles, right end; Haley and
Eggers, left tackle; Hanna, quarter back
Gabriel, full back; Dyer, right half
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Totals 80 1s % 12l TOtals.4a IS p II
SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Devereaux. Hoy. Errors
Murdock Hurburt, Spies. Hall. Three-base hit
Graham. Two-base hits-TOman %. Gorton
and Hoy. First base on errors-Los Angeles
l. Oakland /. First base on called balls-Onf
Hall 5; off Graham. 1. Struck out-By Hail.
3; by Graham 3. Left bases-Los Angeles
s. Oakland IL Double play-Schwartz Mes
serly Hit by pitcher - MOskiman, Ross.
Passed ball-Hurlburt. Wild pitches-Graham
2 Time-Two hours and FIVE minutes. I'M
pire-O' Connel.
SEATTLE, Wash, Sept 22-No game; Port
land team failed to arrive
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pELMAR ENTRIES.

ST LOUIS, Sept 22.-Delmar entries:
First race, five furongs sellng-Elie %
Kiowa Chief 1O2 Ponchartrain 95 Henry
Luehrmann Jr lO5. Bandillo 95. Alcom r 102,
Mayor Miller los. Peach Juice 1lO. St Caro-
102. Venom 81, Baunay 105 Mendon 107.
Second race. six furlongs sellng-Maghoni
104, Aylmer Bruce 90. Chickasha lO4 LADY
Chariot los. Detest 90. Eufalla 1O7. Miss Man
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Fitzsimmons Calls corbett.

NEW YORK, Sept 22.-"Bob" Fitz-
simmons. when seen to-day in reference
to Corbett's def of yesterday. said: "rm
ready to sign articles with that fellow to-
day, tomorrow or any other time. L
won't kick a bit about anything in the
articles of agreement. All 1 will demand
is that the fight be held before a year.
at any place"
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HAWTHoRNE ENTRIEs.

CHICAGO Sept. 22-Hawthorne entries:
First race four and half furlongs-The
Hebrew ll2 King Nutter 1l3. san Reno 1l3'
Otto StefeI 113. Lanark 1l3. SKY PiIot llS. .
G; Hutchinson 1I3 Enverite lib, Bad BIRD ITO,
Alice Commoner 10. Delemont lio, AnnoTa j
10 Leila 10 Rian 10. Virginia Boy 10.
Second race steeplechsse. short course. hand
fcsu-Cliver Mac IA Moranda l3o. Itacatiara
l3s. Heber 1872. Snowdrift 127. Creoln l25.
laird race. six furlonEs. handicaIl--tt -ttedau
116 Sir Launcelot 10 Moabina ITO. Hochd"aS
lI@ Auditor 10.
Fourth race. seven furlongs, selling-First
Chin l05 Safeguard 102. John Lemons lO2.
Ladv Natchless 1O2 Duchess Hanna 100. T1oga
der % Miriam " %, Glenrice 81. Rene Ma
hone "a IambO0n ~ Flyer "a Naulahka 81.
Fifth race one and quarter miles selling
Barrack 80 Little Elkin &C. Marion Lynch %,
Major Teuny 90 Haviland 90, Our Bessie 81,
siTth race enc rnne-O'Hagen 1O7. Flanudes
1O5 Federal IC2. Pat MOrrissey 1o2 Galathee
100 James J. Corbett 100 Ethel Wheat %,
Paul Whaley 81. st. Tammany 81, Flngal "a,
Rabunta 81. Marshalsea 81
HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.
By the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-Sky Pilot, Otto Stifel,
Alice Commoner.
Second race-Moranda, snowdrift,
oliver Mac.
Third race - Auditor, ROckaway,
Redan.
Fourth race - Bay Wonder, Fair
Lady Anna, Glenrice.
Fifth race-Major Tenny, Our Bes-
sic, Alright.
Sixth race Paul Whaley,
Planudes, St Tammany.
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YOUNG ATHLETES TO MEET
ON BERKELEY CINDERPATH

SemAnnua Field Day of the High Schools Forming the Bay
Counties Athletic League Is Expected Result Exciting
Competitions Seven Teams Being the Field for Track Honors
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Throughout the world about 8 per cent
OF people gain th9ir living directly from
the sea.
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The hair Of the head grows faster IN
summer than in winter
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Lundy carries largest stock 1s-k plain
rings in the city. Third street
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FOURTH RACF-Seven furiongs: purse:
FIFTH RACE-Five and half furlongsi
SIXTH RAcE-one and an eighth miles;

Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
3 to branch II, los (sheehan)... 4 In
to 2-The Bobby, 1O2 (Sayers). -. 3 3 2S
to Eliza Dillon. 90 (Shea) - 1 80
Time SO Start good, Won driving Winner
o. A CrandalTs br. g. by King GaIop-Broolx-
let. Little Lois %, Cautious 97, Charles d 81
Welch Girl los, Jena 90. also ran
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GRAVEsFND FNTRIFs.

NEW YORK. Sept 22.-Grayesend entries
First race about six furlonEs. lightweight
handicap-CoIonel Bin 14O. Wealth I3A For
ward I20, Damon 1lS, April Shower l1o, Mono
graph il5 The Captain l15. Pentaur ll2. Ice
Water 10 Outcome no. Little Jack HOrner
Il0. SslvatelIa III. Biserta 100 Captiystor Jos.
Meistersinger 105. Slileu lO6 Thistle Heather
JOG. Memorlam 102. Henry Clay Rye lO4-
Second race. about Two miles. -reeplechase.
eeIIing-Perfon 153. Fuimiuate l5f. Amur 100.
Bounder l50 Gasgar 100. Manilian l55, Cart
nagallan 153
THIRD race. about six furlongs the Holly
handicap. tW0-vear-olds-The Minute Man 12S.
T'llsus I26. Lady Amelia 122. Turquoise Blue
ia Grenade 112. Race King ~. ST. Valentine
10 Divination los. W0tan Jos. JaCcuin IO7.
ReQuiter I04. Bats lo2, Crown Prince 1V1,
Sweet Gretchen No.
Fourth race one and haf miles handicap
Major Daingerfield lSJ. Hunter Raine 1I9.
Eurmise JOS, Sheriff Beu 103. star Chamber
102. Warranted 100 Janeway 80. Lord Tu-co
9s Gold Bell s. CLarawind ST.
Fifth race about six furl0nEs. twO-year-olds.
selling-The Bowery %. Monet lo5 Hydrangea
81 short cake "a, Avenger lO5. Hello lO4. sob
Murphy 100 Tendercrest "a. Snee- a. Eagle
Joe. Banderllla o. Charlie Fisher -. Nor
della 81.
sixth race. one and sixteenth miles, sell
ing-Our Nugget 81. Hoodwink l05, Khitai 100.
AfcMeezin Jog SWamplands IS, Tribes Hin
III. Ella Snyder %. Ethics 108 Royal Pirate
% Kingraine JOG. Stroller 1O4, Knight Of the
Garter 10l Young Henry III. Esherin 1O4.
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FOrRTH RACELOne and a slzteenth mlIeg:

seIUns.
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
e TO 1-Frivol e6 o. williams. l II
y TO dutch Carter. 96 Vhilips) 3 l
S 10 Carat. Ice CNilson) ....... , Il
Time 1:4S 2-5. Start good Won driving.
Winner Cass & Morgans ch. T. by St. Charles
JTt Laenja IO1 Orndurman 80. Antolee 1Ol.
Ivernia IOI Bard of Avon SO, also ran.
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Weak Men and Women

SHOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS TIN,
- Great Mexican Remedy gives health and
strength TO sexual organs. Depot. SO Market
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GEAVESEND SELECTIONS.
By the New York Telegraph.

BY The New York Telegraph.
First race - Ice Water, Outcome,
Meistersinger.
Second race - illuminate, Amur,
Manilian.
Third race - Race King, Divina-
ton, Lady Amelia.
Fourth race-Major Daingerfeld,
Warranted, Surmise.
Fifth race - Charlie Fisher, Nor
della, Short Cake.
Sixth race - Young Henry, Nc
Meekin, Hoodwink-
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Totals IS o 4 % 1s
Totals 2q 6 s 2I 10

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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FIFTH RACEAsix furlonEs: purse

SIXTH RACE-One mile. purse;
Betting Horse Weight Jockey. st. q Fin
I 70 1-Rrusb BY. % CWuson).... l l
g to 5-Wainamoinen. 100 CBrdwD ?
, TO Birch Broom. 80 CBcnneD
Time Al 30. Start good. Won driving.
yy-inrer : 4, Hildreth's b. T. by Ben Brush
Ataia. Banana. Cream 90 Lemco 101, also ran.
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SIXTH RACE-Handicap for three-year-olds:
one and sixteenth miles
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
= 20 o-Duke Kendall. 113 Fuller 4
20 Sir V0orhies. JOG (Bolesen) 3 >
. 10 I-Col0nsav. So tOCounor)-- t. 3 B
Time. 1-47. start good. Won driving. VIM
ner r r. Thomas br. C. By Sir Modred-
Duchess OF Kendall. Leader 1Gs ShOrthose
120 Sir Tr0ubadour % also ran.
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CHAPTER XIV.
Despair and Triumph.

Versailles was still sleeping on the
morning of September /. 1863. when The
great clock of the palace struck 1.
Within the huge residence Of kings
the endless corridors, which in a few
hours would again blitheIy echo with
laughter and conversation-the frivolous
veneer which at once adorned and con
ceaIed the holIowness of the royal shell
stretched away in the ghostIy silence
of the vague light Chill and stiffness
crept along many shadowy passages
whc- On a genial ray never intrude l.
Only the reverberation Of the timepicce
disturbed the quiet interior
Promptly upon the signal. which had
been anxiously awaited by solitary IN
dividuaI in the palace yard. a figure
stole out Of the shadow and hurriedly
glanced toward window Of the apart
ments formerly occupied by the Princess
Adelaide
His glance was rewarded by seefng The
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CHAPTER XIII.


w ... w; v-... N. '. ..s .. e :o.
Inconvenience OF grandeur.
when he saw the immense salons full
Of guards, the ante-rooms throng-
ed with eouruers. the corridors and
entresoIs crowded with f8otmen. pages
and officers, ne said to himself
that Versailles was indeed what Louis
the Fifteenth had planned. and what
MaPsard, I4e Brun ana La Eorre had
executed-the dwelling Of deity. but
not Of a man. Then the grand mon
arch, who deigHed 10 be man in his
leisure moments. built Triauon that he
might breathe more freely. delivered
from the oppressive maEaIaccneo Of
Versailles
But the villa Of deity Is the castle
Of man. ana the grand TrIanou. which
was an eNee.eat filter Louis the elder.
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r.a= ont at least rnrea ellis too large
ro4 hi. successor
7-fanon the shadow east Inv Yer
--+11.. -,.bo, rho SIM sank behind IFS
.,,-r,+. ..ornoz -.tr +o, -omoors ror
r.-.- -. Wei, beloved who caused The
pe-+r 7-r+aro, % fairy ravfIfon some
zt,-- foot sorsr. 70 no erected Inv the
s~.rf,or+ Gabriel
tn tho loft of This hu1dfn~ was an
o,1onr SQUARE -t-rr-,rre without char
.o-au md ,-+-1or,- o-7arrenr-rba dwolr-
.- 80 .7,o -o,.,.a...s .ra oafcars Of tho
-o,,7 r,,.z.norz J. contained abont ion
1odrs,r- ro- masters and accommodated
shor,+ -fvt,- servants
Tho 1rf15s,r sin remains entire and
- cor,,ozsz Of o srorn5 floor a second
s+o~, and .+-fcs The ground floor is
rrotacta4 l,,. % ravo5 r,os+ which soma
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--f,5,r-- :, # 90 VOL as those On tn,
saconr foo~ are grated. on the side
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aud along the narrarreS or-rta- garden
= mas At This bonr thar she seemed ,
..-ou off the restraints fr9nose5 I,nor
her nv na1ace etiquette and become tbs
I-,,+-,,,4 ,,-o-r7sr ,.-l,, had On z+tsro+a5 he
--o,aroh IN the bepfnfnnq
Jeanette was listening attantfve1v r.
story which her COMPANION was ro-
Hating In CbamDa2ne. between Mont.
! argos and Jofgny. there stood an Ole
/ chateau named Pare Well. the residence
tof the Comte and Comtesse de Louesme
/ For some generations back the famiI,
had been gradually treading the down.
ward slope, and of late the Comte d,
iLouesme had become hoPeleszly involved
] n debt.
The Ieeches Of the law had fastened
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unfortunate family and was to be car
ried out on the following day
Having heard the story thus far and
observing that her companion-Made-
moiselIe Henriette. a remote member of
the DE Louesme famfIy-was now 81
lent. jeanette inquired if nothing could
be done for the unfortunates.
Ali" sighed her companion.
"'Ah?' All is no answer"
Perhaps something can be done-but
it must be done by some one who can
prevail upon his majesty to give them d
respite"
But whom can we get with enough
influence TO fntercede for them" asked
Jeanette.
DOCS mademoi=eI1e not know"
No.
rs there any favor which his majesty
Fould deny one whom he so admires as
vourselfe,, was the naive response.
..Henrfetfe, Do YOU think the King
would Iiste, to mo- No No 10 bas
a,--azs,-- .ba-cad mo Dorer 70 -,edd7.
Will, n,4hlfc affairs
Then r,aderrofzo11s viii rsr5o, ms
for mentioning the subject al all re
piled the disappointed girl.
pear Heprfette, You reproach me-
Indeed no, only tbouebt-"
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to death with aduLatlon, But now we
must Te''i" 10 'He chateau OeloIe sou
learn any more important secrets from
me This morning But neither OF them
was aware that the DucheSse de Gram
mont and Madame de BTionhe had ap-
preached rom hehlna ana mad overheard
the last speech Iney were soon re-
minded Of the iact by nearing madame
ia duehesse addressing her companion
IN sarcastic tone:
Was there ever such arrogance:
They say she tried hard enough to
find husband
"A title, YOU mean.
Both"
They really say his majesty is be
coming Ieft-handed-"
Why
He does not give rer his right hand" "
But ne hardly knows her. She was
who was she a year ago."
surely you have heard"
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p.-t, -u.-.- r.rota5 -. chic p,,+
madame Ia duchegge quickly stiaed her
mfrth and remarked reprovingly.
Il wonder YOU do not blush to repeat
the word"
80, '''s pas ~. i'' 90.
-''s - '''.-,','e
anu ,''s % '0''''s
"sS were No" p'Ss'"s o''S' " ~
ooIe'' % '''s'' s'-,''' 40 anu '1'' ~
GU am il VI" s-I'''''-s
me --s' " me -.
lL''il' J. ' Aolisi on ''e' -oosp ''-S
gage win So'' 7'iosN' 'ouipOo u e
" '''iOu0 oiia-i l-'s - '' sL' ','''S D'' as
ing HeF voice 80 - 70 % " q 'is''' y
'y iieI per ss' 'o' . '"' "a wi ''e
'o' '''
~ MS ma ''Sss O''7''s' ,'''S ''''' ~" :
Oh '7''o'''s q ,'7' -''''. -. '''-''s
at 1ie expense u 'i's = ''''s'7''s W - an
mont
something per maps inc Nlo" '7''ss
concealed IN the 'nnuendo-ii@Srso Oh
'he proud woman IKE lish'hIhs out ol
d clear SKY she lreinoieu 'loien'iS
ana turned PaIes '''1 pretended not 20
nave heaFo me fetort aS she passed
on with Madame de BFionne-
"nen lhey we're Deyonu nearing
jeanette continued suddenly changing
the subject and addressing me glEl' -'
As TOT the poor Con5e anu Com'esSe
de Louesme' who are sentenced to ez-
ecution tomorrow II such petition
as mine can aFsiI II VIII De the hrs'
favor Of my asking that the hing mas
granted
Really, madenoiselle! DO not ask
it then-for my sake only
For their own then. Persons who
live in palaces so often forget the
misfortunes Of others
How wise you are-and pretty.