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given FOR Miss EfTie Smith. The after
noon WAS most enjoyably spent ana
the guest of honor was the recipient
al many dainty gifts. The
following We're present: Misses
Fife Smith Ella Smith. Blanch
Gaine, Dora Wright. Allie Cox,
Laura Nebeker, Maud Egbert, Eunice
jacobson Ruby Wright Minnie Peter
sen. ElVa Eliason, Mildren Forgeon,
Nan Nibley Mesdames u. c. Bulge,
Maud Griffin. WIN Jardne, Don
Smith, Guy Thatcher
One of the enjoyable affairs of the
week was the ktnSington given by Miss
Blanche C1ine in honor Of her guest.
Miss Allie Cox. Mr.. John r. Game Ill
and Mr.. Orval Adams proved them
selves splendid assistants To Miss Game
IN entertaining and serving. Those
presnt we're: Misses Allie Cox. Laura
and Ruby Nebeker, Alton. GenevieVo
and Josephine Thatcher, celia Smart
Lutte Foster Mildred F'orgeon, Minnie
Petersen. Maud Egbori, Julia Nibley
An abundance OF flowers were used in
decoration.
Or. Jos. Morrel and Miss jeanette
Mckay at Ogden were united IN mar
riage in the Logan temple on Nednes-
dav aud left soon after the ceremony
Is former resident OF Logan. and
Mrs. Morrell is well and favorably
known here. Their numerous friends
extend CALCULATIONS and best wishes.
Tho many friends Of Prof. and Mrs.
l.. a. Oston VIII very much regret
their departure from Logan. They eN-
poet to leave soon, Prof. Ostien going
10 Washington for the summer while
Mrs Ostien aud her mother Mrs.
Winge viii go 10 Montana To visit
with relatives and friends,
MIR. George Pypci, Jr, who recently
returned from a mission to Germany, is
in Logan visiting with Mr. and Mrs
W. b. Preston, Jr.
Mr.. Adolbsrt Cranney spent Thurs
day in Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs.. w. - Preston, Jr., took
a number OF friends for a most enjoy
able canyon outing on Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruon S. Wells and
Miss Dorothy visited in Logan the irs'
part OF the week.
Mr., GUY thatcher was business
visitor to SAT- Lake on Thursday.
Mr and AIro. Charlie Ross Of ogden
spent Monday ir town.
Mrs. Maud smith Griffin OF osaen
,,,uo 10 Lean to be present az the
marriage of her sister, Miss Ellie
smith. m -
President and MIS-, G. II Hart en-
t.rtained Al dinner on sunday last
Mr.. and My Leo campbell enter
tanned informally for Prof. and Mrs
Osticn on sunday evening
Last Saturday evening the Misses
Martha ana Grace Fisher entertained
at nm enjoyable chatting dish supper
Mig Moses Thatcher entertained at
n children's party on Thursday for her
little daughter Helen,
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during the early part Of the evening and
the latter part was spent IN music.
A dainty lunch was served. The parlors
We're prettily decorated with cut How
ers and ferns.
The Holland choir held It's second an
nual banquet and reception Thursday
evening at the Fifth ward amusement
hall. There were present about 10 cou-
pies. An elaborate banquet was served
hy the young ladies; toasts We're given
by President c. +. Middleton and 9TH
ers. The choir sang several selections,
The latter part Of the evening was spent
in dancing.
Hiss Efle smith one of Logan's
charming young ladies was married
Wednesday at the temple in that city
to Percy BarrowE of Ogden. They were
given q reception In the evening at the
home OF the brides parents which was
largely attended, The home was elah-
orately decorated fot the occasion. The
bride is a very popular young lady and
highly esteemed among the younger set
of Logan. Mr. EaTOWs is one ot the
clerks in tho First National bank of
ogden. They viii make their home In
this city.
Wednesday evening u surpr'-a party
was given by the presidency anu officers
Of mo Weber sS1ke relig on classes at
the home of President William z, Tary.
who leaves soon for Coalville TO take
the principalship of the stake academy
there. He was presented with copy of
Ncnson's scientific Aspects of Nor
monism."
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LEHI.

Miss Adclia Coates and Robert Fox,
two prominent Lehi young people.
were married I'm the salt Lake Tom
pie Wednesday and "Wednesday cYcn-
Ing a reception was given them at
tho home OF the BRIDES mother. Mrs.
Annie Coates. the Immediate rcla-
tiycs and friends of the families be-
ing present The young couple viii
make their home here.
Miss Media Giles of Lehi ana W. NJ.
Carson Of Fullheld We're married
Wednesday az Salt Lake city. They
win make their home here
Next Wednesday Miss Emma Wood
house popular young lady Of this
place. and George ~. Hemphill Of
American Fork VIII be married the
salt Lake Temple Saturday. June
go. grand BAN viii be given in
their honor In the Apollo hall. Amsri-
relatives have been invited.
Mr., ana Mrs. A. y. Anderson have
moved from Beaver, ana Will make
their future home horo
MI and Mrs. Frank Farnsworih Of
Beaver have been visiting Mr. and
MIS- John Woodhonse.
MI and MIS-, r II. Edwards OF
Garland are visiting Lehi friends ana
relatives.
Miss Lillian Gardner Of star wall
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MIR. and Mrs. Leo Hafen were tho
recipients OF delightful surprise par
ty at their cosy new home Friday
evening, by way of house warm
ing. About 80 young people made the
hours pass rnerrily With games and
music. Refreshments were served.
MIR. Jessie Knight and daughters.
Mrs. lnex Allen and Mrs. William
Knight. have returned home after
pleasant visit to various cities in the
east
Cards are out announcing the mat
riage of Miss Hannah Goddard OF this
city aud Mr.. Jarvis Aydelotte. TO take
place June 90. A reception VIII be
given in their honor Thursday evening
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Goddard.
Mrs. E.stella TITUS OF Heber is visit
ing relatives in Provo this week.
Mrs. w j. Woodhead and daughters
delightfully."- entertained at q surprise
party at their home Monday evening,
MIR. w. J Woodhead being the cues.
of honor. A delightful social evening
was passed and an elaborate lunch was
served The lawn was brilliantly
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In Woman's W orld.

Don't pampor yourself and ger into
the habit of watching Tor symptoms,
of plan h0w a. avoid catching tbs or
That disclsc.
The moro attention You Iuy your
self Ind the mpro of a hothrUsa plant
you mako yourself ,h moro delicate
you VIII become.
Enjoy liEug tu,. il O., of 100.
iE This world NOu must h' luI.N Nuu
uusI have endurance. sou must have
% sturdy constitution,
a delicate person who stops 70 cone
idrr 10 lh3y can stand this COZ ihbt
duty l8 not always as much 20 tu ace
tive member of NE, ns thcy mst
De-. ~ necessity, "a droue
The normally healthy mindcl WOO
Wm VIII Doe sure ~ have a normally
healthy body, Your mlnd reacts uu
your health ana II YOU waste tiWa rE-
ptcting scknrHf Nou are getting your
body IN ID weakened frame tu accept
lt,
If you are inclined tp bu nervous
ABOUT your health and 10 mdur-tuia
your strength and your phAtlr4i CON
suiutiou your lead an 'uf ne,
get Interested IN somethnp else lhn
Wrden, The flowers gulf Toms any
lhng that keeps you eu'"f doors.
II sou are living in small apart-
mont and have no garden then take
your sewing 20 the nearest park hl
there and work. spCnd many hours
out Of the house but don't, of Hll
things get yourself into the hap'' 81
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es Winnie Miner and Carrie McAlister,
There were present about 80 guests,
On Wednesday evening Capt. and
Mrs, II. Il. Perry entertained a num-
Der of friends informally but most
delightfully."-. The rooms were very
pretty with roses and pink peonies,
and the refreshments were most
dainty. Those who enjoyed the evep-
ing We're Messrs. and Mcsdames A. NJ.
Flemming, Leo Campbell, u. II,
Thompson, George w. Thatcher, W. s.
Langton. l.. A. Osteln Guy Thatcher.
Misses Elizabeth smith. Annie Ray
mund Winnie Miner.
The marriage Of Miss Icme Smith
OF this city and Mr. Percy BarrOws
OF Ogden was solomuized in the Log
AN temple on Wednesday. IN the eN-
cning reception was held for Thorn
at the home of the brides parents,
MI and Mrs. j Z. Smith, at which
only members OF the families were
pIeycnt The sincere good wishes OF
n wide circle Of friends vii be eN-
tended TO botn young people Mr. and
Mrs. Barrows Will reside in Ogden.
Miss Julia Nibley was hostess on
Monday Afternoon "a china shower
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were visiting MIR. Wllde's mother this
week.
Miss Chloe Nnowlton OF Pennington
is visiting her sister Mrs Moroni
Lee through the summer.
Miss Hattie Nichols and Mrs. Chas.
Squires are visiting in salt Lake this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wnl Glover have re-
turned from weeks visit in Cache
valley.
Mrs Lysle Eddy entertained inform
ally Monday afternoon In honor OF her
little son Lclaud's birthday,
DR. and Mrs. George r. Harding
expect To spend some time in Los
Angeles the latter part of June.
The Misses Lola and Lisle Nichols
have returned from Salt Lake Whre
they have been visiting the past two
weeks.
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N,rs wmion, Groasho,l returned
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mum per OF hGr IIlSius at a iuIlelgo,
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ana MIS- dohh McIh'Ss"u OF SAT-
$500 ,,..
MIS' ~ u, sea loll Su'."ay ., i,
I2Ma, Wnyre she WI, W. slellu a ZION"
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Among those VINO lo'k lh dn' E"bi'
eAeurs,on 20 Shlt i ,-ahe N Mao,a. ~
iuslaldi OTIS Jarnln' harry HNa'H'
ana tneir wives. ana Mts.tS' SWal'sol''
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PROVO.


The Priscilla club met Monday with
Miss I.eona anu May Billings. aud en-
tertalned N honor OF Miss Jennie Mel
on OF Salt Lake. i pleasant social
evening was passed with music, song
and games. Refreshments were
served.
The Pallas club met Wednesday
night with Mrs. Sarah Harris Passey.
and enjoyed an interesting social ses-
sion. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. j. irvine entertained
Wednesday night in honor OF their
daughter, Miss Aileen. large num-
Der OF guests enjoyed a delightful So
cial evening with music, song and
games, and the discussion of dainty
refreshments.
Miss Nora johnson of Lake View,
daughter Of Bishop John Johnson, and
Mr. w. w. Taylor, son of william j,
Taylor of Vineyard, both popular young
people, will he married Wednesday III
The salt Lake temple. A wedding re-
ception will be given in the evening
at the home OF Bishop Johnson
Mrs. William James, of salt Lake
is visiting Mrs T. l., Evans
Mrs X. NJ. Christensen, OF American
Fork, is visiting Mrs A. g. Beebe'
Mrs. Fred Kirkwood, of san Diego,
who has been making AN extended visit
in this city, left for home today.
Mrs, Jacob Probst and children ot
Midway. Wasatch county, are visiting
Miss Mary Boshard.
Mrs, Mile Picket. of ST. George. ~
y isitine her mother, Mrs. Sarah Monk.
Miss Fern Monk visited friends i'll
Payson the past wek-.
Miss Mamie Beesley visited friends
in Salt Lake this week,
Misses May and Jennie Beers enter
tanned at their home i'll honor of Miss
.Sileen Irvine Monday night. larS"
number of guests enjoyed n most
song and games. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. A. d. st, Clair is here from
Salt Lake visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Boardrnan have
issued cards announcing the approach
ing marriage of their daughter, Miss
Bertha, to Mr.. Martin Strebel, which
win he solemnized June e6. y recep-
ton will be given in their honor at the
First ward social hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Pasey delightfully."-
entertained AT dinner Sunday al their
home In honor of Mrs. Edna Smith aud
daughters Misses Zina and Martha
Smith, of Salt Lake city.
Mrs. Nellie Reeves and family nr
Salt Lake iCty are visiting relatives
and friends III this city for couple
of weeks.
Miss Elva Armistead was the pleas
ing hostess AT a small dinner party al
!. j.. Armistead sunday afternoon,
covers being laid for, eight.
The Y. l.. NJ. ]. association Of the
Fourth ward entertained the members
of the Relief society of the same ward
Tuesday evening. The lawn was well
lighted for the occasion. A delightful
social evening was spent and dainty
lunch was served.
Mr. Jasper Bird, prominent young
man of this city. and Miss Nell Mar
tell of Spanish Fork wer married We'd
nesday at noon In the Salt Lake tenn
pie. III the evening a reception was
given In their honor at the home of
a sister OF the bride, Mrs, Henry Gard
ner. The relatives and only few
intimate friends Of the contracting par
ties were present Mr. and Mrs. Bird
WIN reside in this city, wher Mr. Bird
has large circle of friends who will
be pleased to welcome Mrs. Bird.
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lighted and a canvass stretched where
the young people passed the hours in
dancing
Mr. and Mrs. George Humphrey OF
Wakeland. Ohio are visiting their
cousin, Mr. G. u, Glazier, of this city.
The following Salt Lake people were
guests of Senator and Mrs Reed Smoot
This week: Mrs. c. a. Eldredge. Mr..
and Mrs. d. II. Eldredee, Mr., ana Mrs.
n. j. Eldredgc and MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Morris.
Mrs. Ezra stevenson, of salt Lake
visited her parents. DR.. and Mrs. Heber
John Richards Of this city, the past
week.
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LOGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. II Thompson en-
tertained at most charming evening
party on Monday in honor OF Prof.
and Mrs J.. a. Ostein. The rooms
we're most tastcfuny decorated, cut
flowers being there IN abundance
Mrs. Thompson was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs Capt Perry the MISS
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BRIGHAM CITY.

brigham, June 2O.--The Ladies Aux
ulnry club were hostesses az most
sunptuous pioneer dinner az the
second ward assembly rooms June
ia The rooms were beautifully dec
grated With June roses and choice cut
flowers.
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XIV
UNE PLAINTE

Nous devons a nos lecteurs une
exploitation, q peu pres inutiie, ce
nous semble, ct q laquelle leur in
telllgence suppl6erait facilement,
mails, enfn, nous' la devons, ct nous
allons la bonner en- quelques tignes
La piece dams laquelle le comte de
Pas,ac await introduit Sos deux
completes, lors de leur arriv6e au
chateau, 6tait une sorte de petit ca.
binet, sombre ct sans issue, dams
lequel on ne penetrate que rare
ment, ct qui SO trouvait au-dessous
de la chambre DANCE de Thiphai-
ne. Par une particularit6 digne de
remarque, mas qni sc rencontre
assez frequemmert dams les cons.
tructions anciennes, un
conduit acoustique, qui
ne devait son existence qu'au
hasard, transmettalt avec une adj
mlrable fd6lit6, Al'6tage SUPERIOR,
le son de toutes les paroles pronon-
Gees dane cefcabinet. La ]eune file.
entendit done, sans en- perdre an,
seul mot avec une lndicible %terreur,
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place dams la vie ct dams la pens6e
de son p6re qui ne le' voyait pres,
que )amais. Tout le monde sen
apercevait. ct rien au monde ne
semblait plus douleureux au jeune
homme que la froideur que lui t.
moignait lie prince. Durant les trois
derniAres ann6es de la vie de ce
dernier, lie pere ct le fle, quoique
habitant le meme hotel, ne Sc par
lerent pas dix fois par IN. LIE prin-
CO mourut. On s'attendait a trouver
non pas une opulence princiere,
mais une belle fortune. Cette at
tente fut complement decue,
Ainsl que nous Pavons appris d6ja
par une conversation du marquis
de Louvois ct du comte de La
Chatre, les domaines avaient etc
vendus sous main ct myst6rieu-
sement, lh6tel etait greve dizzy
poiheques qui %absorbsient sa va
leur, ct au della. II ne -restait q
Pierre dc Courtenay que quelqaes
meubles, ses effets personnels,
trois che: aux, DIES %liyres, ct une
certaines quantit6 de bijoux essez
beaux. LIE jeure prince, vendit tout
celia, ct s'armant dun courage stoi,
que, il r6solut de vivre avec les de-
bris de cette opulence dlsparue.
FIN DE LA DEUXIEME PARTIE
"a contlnuer)
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Les NouveIIes
CE QUE NOS LEcTEURs PoURRA1ENT FAI
RE FACILEMENT

Tel que nous l'avons Edit "a plusieurs
reprlses pEcHo DE L'OUEsT Sc fat tou-
jours un plaisir de publier toute nouyel-
lie depuis la plus minime jusqu'a Ia plus
importante. Nous prions done nos abon-
mes ainsi que lie public en- general de
nous fatre parvenir ce qu'on almerait a
lire dams les COLONIES de notre journal.
Dams une vile de Ietendue de Mime
apolis il est impossible de visiter chaque
place d'affaire GU chaque famllle, mais
ceux qui auraient I'm compte.rendu d.
ne fete q%uelconque, dun parti4 de surpri-
Sc, dun pique-n ique, dune ceremonie
n%uptiala, dun dec6s, on cenx qui Anne
lraient a announcer lie depart gu Ia vlslte
dun parent on DUN ami, etc., peuvent
nouslfaire parvenir ces %nouvelles. L'E-
CLIO DE L'OuEsT SO fera t%oujours un plai-
sir de le publier.
On peut nous fare parvenir ces nou.
velles soft en- les apportant directement
a notre bureau 305 Avenue Centrale, en-
nous telephonant on 81 nous envoyant
par la MALE.
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heur a~celul pour qui ellie await etc
v6ritablement IN ange garden
Brief, le marriage de Jean de Jour
tenay avec mademoisslle de ,Ih1-
phalne fut cei6br6, en- presence de
/ elite de la noblesse du Perry,
par monseigneur '6vegue de Bour-
ges, dams la chapelle du palals
episcopal.
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Trois mois spres le prince. Jean
de Courtenay conduisait Mile An
ge de Thiphaine q lautel ct en-
faisant SO femme. II ne faisait
gu acquitter une dette de recon-
naissance, mails il racquittait de
tout son son occur ct de toute son
anne, car il almait Ange 6perdn.
mont ct, depuis quill await VI Ia
jeune file pour Ia premiere fo1s,
SOS id6es au sujet du marriage
ayaient bien change. Ange. dc son
cote, malgr6 ID grande difference
de lage, donnalt SO We avec bon
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(Suite)
DEUXIEME PARTIE

DEUAlEME HA1LllE
-Monseignenr, dit alors made.
moiselle de Thiphalne, tout peri
pour vous......votre chateau dc
SISSY est de ce cote, adieu, mon
sci gneur....
-Quoi? mademoiselle, s'6cris
lie prince, vous voulez me gutter
ainsi?
-Vous n'avez plus besoin dc
moi, monseigneur....
-Je ne puts consentir a vous
laisser retourner dams Get antre dc
crime ct d'infamie!
Eth! que voulez-vous que ]e
devienne, monseigneur? je mai pas
d'asile!....
-Au nom du c1el, au nom de
votre mere, mademoiselle, ne re.
poussez pas l'humble priere de CO.
lui qui vous doit tout....
-Parlez monseigneur, que YOU.
lez vous de moi?....
-Contentez q m'accompsgner,
mademoiselle!.. Placez.vous sous
la loyale protection dun gentil-
homme qui ma jamais tromp6 la
con6ance que lon await mise en-
lui....
-Je ne le peux pas....j e ne lie
dols pas, monselgneur....
-Mademoiselle, poursuivit le
prince, une de mes parentes est
la sup6rieure dun convent d'Au-
cuisines, q Bourges; des domain
matin, 81 vous le v%oulez, made
moiselle, j~'aurai l'honneur de vous
remettre moi-meme entire les mains
de cette douce ct sa1nte femme, ct
ellie sera bien heureuse de pouvo1r
vous offrir aupres dele un asile
digne de vous.
-J'accepte alors, monseigneur,
r6pondit s%implemet made moiselle
de Thiphalne, ]'accepte ct ]e vous
remercie du fond du coeur.
-D'ici q mon chateau de SISSY,
reprit Jean de Courfenay, il y a
pres de trois lieues ..pourrez
vous marcher jusque.la?
oh! monseigneur. je suis for
te ct courageuse.. 'arriverai sans
peine.
-Pensez-vous que nous courions
le risque d'etre poursuZvis?
-Je ne le crois pas, monsel-
gneur ct de plus, en- nous en-
foncant dams les bois, il nous serait
facile d'6chapper a toute recher-
che. .Tenez, d'ailleurs, REGARDED
Ia bas....
Du point IN peu 6lev6 Oh sc
trouvalent places le prince ct la
jeune file, on distinguish nettemen'
lie chateau ct ses alentours eclaires
par la lune. C'est de &c cote que lie
geste DANCE attirait l'attention dJ
prince. Ii regarda ct il Wit, non lolr
de la passerelle, lie comte de Pes
sac ct les deux bandits.
-Vous voyez, reprit la jeune FL
lie, que Lous avons une avance, con
siderable. ct que, d'ailleurs, On ne
nous cherchera point par ici....
Quand vous le voudrez, monsei
gneur, nous nous mettrons en- 1ou.
te....
"A instant. medemOiselle.
Tous deux, en- effet, so dirigerent
de facon q atteindre lie chemin gu
conduisait de La Chatre q SISSY
Mais mademoiselle de Thiphaine
await trop presume de So force, en-
supposant qu'elle arriverait sans
pelne au chateau de SISSY. Les
emotions de la soir6e pr6c6dente
l'avalent 6puis6e. Peu q peu SET
pas deginrent incertains ct inegaux
Enfn la force l'abandonna tout
fat. II restait encore environ une
demi -lieue a faire, ct le jour com
meneait q poindre. Jean de Cour'
tenay lie souleva dams ses bras. 81
il arriva au chateau charge de &C
fardeau charmant. Ange fut remi.
SO aux mains de femmes, qui ls
d6shabill4rent ct la mirent au lii
sans retard. Une fevre ardente, &C.
accompanies de d6lire, Sc declare
pressure ausslt0t.
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zggsnilatnu de rGrhn de l'@ntSf IL

tous les "details de l'abomlpable
complot frame par son cncle ct les
deux bandits, Jacom6 ct Combors.
Ellie r6solot de SAWYER, au peril de
So propre vie, lie prince de Courte-
ney. MATS comment!
-Dleu m'inspirera!. ..pensa-t-
ellie
Ange de ThipEaine, 6lev6e depuis
sen enhance au chateau de Pessac,
Oh ellie menait l%'existence la plus
solitaire ct la plus tr1ste, await ex-
plor6 mile fois tous les recoins de
cette antique demeure.U I'm jour, ell
to await dix on douze ans, tout au
plus, lie hasard CO grand meneur
DIES destin6es humans, lui fit
decouvrlr, dams les ruines de la
partie abandonn6e du MANOR, l'is-
sue dun passage ignore de tout lie
monde. Avec une audace singulie-
re, Apge s'aventura de cette vote
myst6rieuse, ct ne tarda point q se
convaincre, non sans surprise, que
.d'6troits couloirs r6gnaient dams
l'6paisseur de toutes les murailles,
ct que certaines pieces, entr'autres
la chambre rouge, communiquajent
avec ces couloirs par des panneaux
mobiles on par des trappes, don't
lie secret ne lui echappa point.
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pr6c6dente tout entiere dams IN.
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Nous enverrons gratuitement a
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demande les numeros deja parus
de CO feuilleton.
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-13

the civil war. She took vows as q
member of the community, and her
child was adopted into the society.
1t was determined to send him TO
boarding school. He did not return
to Economy on finishing his schooling,
but became a farmer in Nebraska.
married and prospered. Twenty years
after leaving Economy he returned to
the community, taking with him his
wife aud children. He was welcomed,
and as there were but few of the Har-
monists left, the celibacy rule operat-
ing to reduce the society's numbers, he
devoted himself to looking after its
affairs and succeeded In putting the
community on better financial footing.
He and his wife agreed to live as broth.
or and sister, and he was. chosen head Of
the community. Now the Harmonists
are all gone but Mr.. and Mrs. Duss,
and the latter claim to be the legiti-
mate heirs to the estate Of the society.