Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-13
. WserH H!a6 THE
Haw the aArchinness Won H-r aasnand's q
Pardon ffam Napaieou-

1 ~ 80 AAaANA ahA <hsHnlts NJ tut
window ot a handsome old nou~e IN
FaFailse street stood beautiful YOUNG
woman. Watching through the misty
afteruoeu the STREET below Evidently
she was waiting for the coming OF
sons one very dear to her
Ihe youthful NaFch4oness De Mont
vtlie w4i The three mouths bride ol
ynuuE Fhiap Dc Noufvtlle. a ruyalisi
who has a. sympathy with the con
saiaie % Napoleon. although admirins
the sreai Corsican's military genius.
As she heard fhr familiar footstcF Is
tas hallway. the marchiouess ran from
the viaduw % the door. almost literal
d falling into the arms of her hand
aume husband
Bad ners. said be. In response ts
the hrsl question his wife asked him
They have arrested several ~ oui
men aad the node party has been b.
trayeL I All liable uo be taAen an.
uiomeut-
W hat a aenseless thing that was.
said the mAErnluness. TO explode al
Internal marhiae near Bonagartsl
carriago .I b. Vas On hts way % Tn
cpsra As usual. only the iaaocen
wsse tniured Dear. Why have yoa nol
left France %"
1T would be euwardly for ms tc de
sert my post Just oeeaAse 81 70 tan
gerous one.
But II your presence here should ID
discovered. ~n are csf' bonapar''
would never pardon you be % a coral
can, yoH know
ZONE Is l4t alAg. l VII nnt at.t m.
goaL
Dear fhiAp. what viii become g
me u tnrf iaNe you ron me- knew
aheaia aie' eS..4d not i've SiEAou
s"4-
hAaaetts- you Nhp~ Adore yoa na
thef- a.s thnioetAi principles ~aieA
a'iii..4ia even lls sfeateat sssfisss.
az pt'As - ~hish "saaAn'is n
sisl''s. "a '''''' . Al = s''.'r i''fe %
N. s.-@ lA.'i q ~ 'i''''s siisa Rsas'on
d-si--
vten. y sA1 BAH" ut eAr Az
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=. Ma @''e e.l'al "uN"NAt "a
-.l a M t'" -o"n' Ms eN
t so. epeaA'N ~ Ss
s'il'is ne Hi'h sAssis
i9a 4fe ne s.-saiis'd MARQUIS IL
Aoatsai-s asss't me ieadsf.
an tae Marquis De MontNiiie
~aa- o. e "a the fearless reply
lou are charged Nth consptrael
AGAINST the Tie * tas nrst eOtiaui
foIluN Us,
hea4 na1ieman- faiip ds A0haTtsl'
ala not asaf kns As'''sA-loh- n AS,
upon Ne Apa . s4a''s-e. a AAsay -s'.l'i
o ana -s ~~s soas-
fof ao'lrs iae EiaFeaiohrsa lAy - on
IN sTa-aee- asn sAs aNaAs n
heart vs. a peeg 70 the most p''snA1
grief S4issfasy tae ta"u<at came q
her thaf sl1e ought - maze an enor
~ save aef alsn~asi : l.fe- bnt hos
she Wauia appeal - bona2Arts aim
seif
Frsaenfiug herself a. the fui sertea
sAs @aa s'ssHp~a 9s = iaai't.ohafs as
iaaad Asf Ni4l asE oiainf'-a S4s
Nisa - see ne arst enrs'ai-
II p'ss, iaae-
IL Is something Connected WITH thi
eXaiissiaa - ne lafsrna- machine N
other ltsht
see tnr eiiief at poiiee. Foasne. u
oae Hlsht third uu"r % the iett-
ma. Haa the
tAe resuiatinn- always AspS IN souci
slfh TIE azissoefs'ss was easily per
ss.adsd "a iead thu marehloness Int
lie presence 81 tHe hrst eensaL
Tae latter Sas seated al a tabl
| playing chess with JEnOt ArOun'
them were group OF ladies' n elegan
toilets and officers n showy uniforms
Before Napoleon had noticed the en-
trance into The room Of the marcniou
ess. sne had thrown hersef at MS feel
fardon' she cried
FOR ~nors asssd ehs nfst eunsul
without deienihs 10 raise MS eyes troI
the chess board
| For Fh4iip de hontvliie-
hat. cried Napoleon. eringin
Ills eisnched hst Gown upon the taoi
SO violently thai the enessmsn tot
tered. one or those oundrels VIII
have set their heart on killing me, On
OF those rebels who started the uPris
ing in La Nendee? Why. he va
wounded N an attack on tha republic
Is not that So toEehe
Absolutely 50, citizen consul" f"
We must exterminate these royal