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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-21
HOTEL PROPOSITION SUB
M|TTED COMMERCIAL CLUB
C. M. Camp, Of Navasota, Proposes to
Organize Stock Company and
Erect Three-st9fy Building.

At the meeting of-sbe board of d.
rectors of thk>ecfhmercial Club this
morning proposition was submitted
by Mr.. c. NJ. Camp, of Navasota, for
a new hotel to be built in this city.
Mr.. Camps proposition is as follows:
To organize stock company, capt.
talized at $4,000, to build a three
story hotel building on the corner of
Regent and Anderson streets, the site
of the Bonneville house. Mr.. Camp
agrees to take $4,000 of the stock and
to lease the hotel for ten years at the
following rentals: First year $1,000,
second year $500, and $500 per an
mum for the remaining part of the ten
years.
Mr.. Camp asks the assistance of the
Commercial Club in organizing the
company and is ready to start TO work
at once. The proposition was thor
oughly discussed by the club and a
committee, composed of Messrs. Ed
Hall and ]. w. Bats, was appointed to
discuss the matter with Mr.. Camp and
report at the oext meeting of the di
rectors.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-21
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
n. & Z. c. r. r.

Cabbage plants for SALE Ring 43S.
Mrs. r. r. Ellis returned today from
Houston.
e. u. Peters, of Harvey, was in the
city today.
VIII Holligan, of Reliance was in
town today.
Henry Benbow was here today from
Cottonwood.
Iron safe for sale cheap. Mrs. V. j.
Dobrovolney.
Rev. w. w. Daup returned today
5 from Hearne.
VIII Conway was in the city today
from Reliance.
F.. A. -Capps, of Benchley, was In
the city today.
DR.. ]. z. Smith, OF Millican, was In
the city today.
Mrs. NJ. A. Currie arrived today from
Shreveport, La.
]. w. Mathis. Of Steep Hollow. was
in the city today.
r. S. Newsome was in today from
the Brazos bottom.
Turner Crenshaw was in town today
from Steep Hollow.
Capt. A. ]. Searcy left today for
visit to Hampstead.
Miss Louise Ettle left today pr
visit to New Orleans.
For tonight's program at the Dixit
: see our ad in this paper.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-21
Yaken up-BIack sow about one

Taken Up-Black SOW about one
year old. Claude Walker.
Judge j. W. Robinson, Of Houston,
was in the city today.
Mound City paints may cost trifle
more, but, e. J. Jekins. II
Joe B. Reed has new special pol
icies. See him for insurance.
For Sale-Indian River duck eggs,
81. 90 per dozen. David Munday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Elliott, of Waco,
are guests OF relatives in this city.
Don't let the cold snap keep you
away from the Dixie. We keep 1t nice
and warm.
Nice large cabbage and tomato
plants delivered, 25c per hundred.
G. II. Weaver.
Miss Mae Wynn returned to Hal
lettsville today, after a visit to Mrs.
Tyler Haswell.
Ring 14S, Dunlaps, for lump coal
the best.
For Sale-Thoroughbred White Leg
horn eggs, $l.OO per Is eggs. Phone
M. B. Riordan, light plant.
/ Larry Reese. a former student at
J A. & M. college, was shaking hands
with friends in the city today.
Prof. w. c. Lawson left toda Tor
Mobile, Ala, to attend Q meeting of
the superintendents' branch of the Ma
tional Educational Association.
Furnished or UNFINISHED rooms to
rent for light housekeeping. Apply to
Mrs. o. ]. Moseley. Phone 1884.
A. w. Wilkinson left today for Fort
Worth TO attend meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Texas Bank
ers' Association.
Joe B. Reed writes all kinds of insur.
,ance. See ad elsewhere In this issue
over s1.00o.000 on deposit n Texas
securities.
The work of putting in the concrete
crossings on Main street at the bisect
Iof Mr.. W. p. Wallace has been moved
to the scene and the crossing has been
laid off.
Is your money earning 10, and are
your principal and interest guaran,
teed? The Bankers Trust Company OF
Houston sells first mortgage guaran.
teed real estate notes paying ia per
annum. interest payable semi-annually
Write for particulars.
A sensational drama and two cork
ing good comedies at the Dixie to.
night. Don't miss it.
Investors: II you have money lying
idle, ii will pay you to write us for
particulars We are the Texas clear.
ing house for gilt-edged first mortgage
real estate paper, yielding III interest
payable semi-annually. The payment
OF both principal and interest is guar
anteed. Bankers Trust Company
Houston. Texas.
II you are thinking of buying a sew
ing machine II will cost you nothing
to have the old reliable Singer brought
to your house and prices and term;
fully explained by T. A. Satterwhite
salesman. Z
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-21
c. E. JENKINS FgR ALDERMAN.

Mr.. C. e. Jenkins has Yielded to the
earnest solicitation of many friends
and consented to allow the use OF his
name as a candidate for alderman. His
announcement appears in today's issue
of The Eagle and is subject to the
action of the democratic primary to
be held next Tuesday, February 2S.
Everybody in Bryan knows Charley
jenkins. He was reared here and for
years has been a leading contractor
and builder of the city. His profession
brings him in close touch and SYM
patty with every labor interest and he
has always been the friend and cham
pioned the cause of labor He has also
been a member of the volunteer fire
department of Bryan since he was old
enough to do firemans duty, and ii
can be truthfully said of him that nc
member of the company has ever
shown greater loyalty, or worked with
greater zeal to keep alive interest in
the company. and in doing the real
work OF fire fighting in protecting the
homes and property of the people oil
the city.
VI Jenkins is closely identified with
every interest of the city; he Is thor
oughly posted on the needs of the city
and is in every way well qualified t.
discharge the duties of an alderman
= He Is not professional office
seeker, but Is candidate at the so
licitation of friends, and If the people
elect him, he promises to discharge
his every duty faithfully and conscien
tiously to the very best of his ability
The Eagle submits his claims to the
voters of the city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-21
NEGRO MAN DIED FROM
EXPOSURE SATURDAY NIGHT

A negro man was found dead Sun
day morning, who is supposed 20 have
died from exposure Saturday night. He
resided on the Little Brazos river, near
the farm of Mr.. Rabb Higgs, few
miles northwest of Bryan, but his
name could not be learned. On Sstur-
day afternoon he left Bryan, together
with party of negroes. in wagon
When he reached the place where he
was to leave the wagon he got out and
started to his home. That was the
last that was seen of him alive. His
family became uneasy on account OF
his failure to return home and early
Sunday morning began search for
him. He was found about noon. dead.
1t is supposed that he was either sick
or that he sat down to rest and fell
asleep
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-21
TEA AND WASHINGTON PARTY.

On Friday afternoon. February "a,
from to 6, Mrs. r. S. Webb and Mrs.
]. NJ Collier will give tea at the
home of Mrs. Webb for the benefit of
the Baptist Ladies' Aid Society. That
evening, beginning at o'clock, the
Ladies' Aid will give George Wash
ington party at the same place and for
the same benefit. Guests may come
either in costume or not. as they pre-
fer. All are cordially invited 70 both.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-21
PEANUTS roa SALE.

have large lot of Spanish peanuts
for planting for sale at S1.00 per
bushel. Address
w. p. BULLOCK.
r. f. d. No. 6, Bryan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-21
1911 LA FOOT WEAR 1911.

You will find everything that is new
at Webb Bros.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-21
BIDS WANTED.

Until and including March 4, noon,
bids will be received by the Board Of
Directors of Bryan Baptist Academy
for the building Of three-story brick
dormitory as per plans by c. w.
Bulger & Son, architects. Dallas,
Texas. The right IS reserved to reject
any or all bids that may be submitted
Plans may be had of f. F. Parks. sec
rotary, Bryan, or C. w. Bulger & Son
architects, Dallas, Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-21
CITRUS FRUIT RATES.
TBy Associated Press.

IBy Associated Press.J
Washington, Feb. 2i.-The inter-
state commerce commission today
made material reductions in the cost
of preceding citrus fruit in transit
from California points te~the East.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-21
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

| have arranged 10 continue my bar
Der business in temporary quarters up
stairs in Dunn & DAILY building. The
same high standard of service will be
maintained and the patronage of the
public will be appreciated.
q TICKER
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-21
GOATS FOR SALE.

Three hundred head Angora graded
goats for sale, quantities to suit, $3.50
per head. Address c. S. Gamer, VIII
cox, Burleson county, Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-21
BAPTIST PRAYER MEETING.

The subject for discussion at the
prayer meeting of the First Bantist
church tomorrow night will be "The
Second Thing That Characterizes a
Baptist" Everybody will be welcome.
NJ. E. WEAVER, Pastor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-21
LADIES, TAKE A LOOK

At our window. You will find what
you are loking for in footwear.
WEBB BROS.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-04

ct Sacrifice

avaient deux %enfants, une file ct I'm gar
con, ct, bien %qu'empreint dune ingu6ris-
sable m%elancolie, leur bonheur etait sans
melange. Philippe de Chamondrin com.
menca alors la reconstruction du chateau
du Pont du Gard, ct sly etablit deinitlve-
ment vers la fin de PEmpire, resolu d vi
vre en- g%entilhomme c%ampagnard, dams
petude, au milieu des stems, sans Sc meier
u luttes politiques de son temps. II
poussa sa resolution au point de refuser
la deputation, qui lui fut offerte par deux
fois. II await soft de repos.
Au mois de mai 1922, sc trouvant a Pa
ris Oh il etait venu seul pour regler GER
tains interets, il r%encontra I'm vieux gen.
tilhomme qui await etc enferme d la con-
ciergerie en- meme temps que lui. lis
s'entretlnrent longtemps du passe, des
emotions, des perils, des heroismes qui
%marquerent ces jours nefastes. Une pa
role de pinterlecuteur de Philippe apprit
a ce dernier comment Dolores etait NOR
te a la place d'Antoinette.
LIE marquis de Chamondrin dewitt tres
pale ct porta la main a son coeur. Mais il
ne poussa pas III cri, ct son compagnon
ne comprit pas quelle blessure il venait
de faire a ce coeur dcja meurtri. Philip
pc ensevelit ce secret dams son anne, ct
Antoinette ne lie connut jamais. Ellie re-
marqua settlement que son mari parlait
avec plus d'attendrissement encore de
Dolores, ct que sa voix tremblait t%oujours
lorsque, durant les soir6es d'hiver, racon-
tant a SEES enfants rhistoire de sa jeunes-
Sc, il leur disait:
-Votre tante Dolores etait une anne
heroique.
FIN
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-04

talent presque rompus entire lui, Henri
cite ct lie vieux Madlot. Non settlement
la vie de famille await cesse, mails Antoi
ne ne montait jamais sur Pescalier du 10.
gis GU habitaient sa soeur ct son oncle. IL
les %rencontrait dams les rues, leur parlait
un instant, pretextalt I'm %affaire, ct Sc
chappait.
&c depart inexplique, cette attitude
sourdement hostile, SUPPLEMENT- prise, ct
que n'avaient pu vaincre nj les avances
d'Henriette, nj ses pri6res, nj ses repro
ches tendres, etaient lie grand chagrin dc
la jeune file. Par bonheur, ellie ignorai'
lie motif, car lie motif c'etait elle-meme.
Antoine await appris l'hlstoire de sa
propre famille par hasard, au cabaret un
jour quill buvait vec IN contre-maftre de
la fabrique, I'm homme que lie vim faisait
trop parler. Cette historic remontait d
plus vlngt ans en- arri6re. Ellie ressem-
blait beaucoup d d'autres, helas! incon-
nues GU vaguement soupconnees, qui ne
mettent en- peril ct en- honte que des pau
vres. La mere etait alors I'M jolie petite
ouvriere, toute rose, toute blonde, venue
de Quimperle, Oh Giles ont la tete legere,
avec la grand'maman Meier, pour ga
D e de quot vivre a Nantes. Et CONNIE
on 6tait a la fin du printemps ellie await
rapidement trouve d sc placer parmi les
quatre cents femmes qui travaillaient d
ecosser des pois pour la fabrique de n
serves de M. Lemarle. C'etait I'm monde
louche, ramasse dams IN coup de presse.
On sy genait pas pour rire des moeurs ia
Giles du patron, qui passait solvent par
mi Giles, assez jolt homme, assez jeune
encore, ct 81 richie, 81 richie! On nommalt
celles qui avaient etc ses mattresses; plu-
sieurs, les plus jolies. J%acqueline Me-
lier fut presque fattee d'etre remarquee d
son tour.
Une ecosseuse de pois, une %pauvresse,
une etrangere sans protection ct coquette
un peu, la conquete eta1t bien aisee. Ii
reut CONNIE il await eu les actres, pour
des compliments, des brooches en- double
ct un peu d'argent.
Mais, pressure tout de suite, paventure
tourna au sombre. Quelques semaines
s'etaient a peine passees que Jacquellne
Melier etait dams un etat critique.
Tout allait etre revel6, lie %deshonneur Sc
raft public, la honte inefacable. Ellie
courut chez l'homme qui ravait seduite,
ellie Sc jeta a ses pieds, lie suppliant de la
sauver. II donna deux mile francs. 1t,
pour deux mile francs, il Sc trouva IN
pauvre aussi, un ouvrier Grant, descen-
du des cotes de Brest q la quote de pain,
oui consentit a epouser la jeune file.
L'enfant naquit apres six mois de MARIA
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E.Nous enverrons gratuitement les
numerOs dfia parus de &c feuii-
Teton a tout nouvel abonn6 qui en- fera
la demande.
A mesure qu'elle grandlssait, Int puis-
sance mysterieuse Sc developpait en- ellie,
ct c'etait la VERGE, celle qui est CONNIE
une autre anne don't Influence penetre
tout, lie s%ourire, lie regard, les mots, lie
geste de la main qui s'ofre; celle qul est
douce ct don't on a peur; celle qui ne salt
point lie NAL ct qui devine dependant ses
PIECES; la VERGE qui meurt dune pensee
contre laquelle toute la luxure du monde
est soulevee, ct qui passe au travers ayant
lie signe de Dieu. Oui, Henriette await
ce charme de la virginite, que les petites
de recole mont pas toutes; aussi les ga
Minis l'appelaient "Mademoiselle", bien
qu'elle fut pauvre comm les autres, ct
son oncle Madiot, quand ellie levait sur
lui ses yeux pales ct qu'elle disait: "J'ai
bien su mes %lecons', Sc sentait une emo
ton que jamais il n'avait ressentie, ct
pensait: "Faut que je la garde bien"
II await des airs feroces quand, par ha-
sard, Sc promenant vec ellie remarquait
un homme du port, un marin, I'm PEASANT
qui la trouvait de son go0t ct qul lie lais-
salt volr. II Sc hatait de gutter pusine
Lemarie, lie soir, atm de retrouver plus
vlte son enfant, ct n'acceptait jamais de
WELLER chez des amls. Quel3 uefols, il lul
faisait un petit sermon CONNIE un vieux
militaire salt les faire, court ct enigmati-
que: "Tu es ma gloire, disait-il, ct la
gloire, ~vois-tu, Henrieite, c'est CONNIE un
tonnerre de fusil: faut quill ny ait rien d
dire, absolument rien." Mais tout celia
6tait peu de chose, ct ce quill faisait de
mieux, pour la sauvegarde de la petite,
c'etalt de Palmer.
La vraiment, il fut sans %reproche. A
cause dele, il devint presque sobre; il
economist; il rompit d'anciennes CANA
raderies, quill ent %conservees pour lui-
meme cette falblesse d'apprendre IN peu
de cuisine. N'etait-ce pas presque ne
cessaire? Henriette venalt d'entrer en-
apprentissage. Ellie etait I'm peu Tongue
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e: c'etait Henriette Madiot.

ge: c'etait Henriette Madiot.
La mere ne sc consola jamais de 50
faute. Ellie en- mourut lentement, consu'
NEE par la vie meme de cette petite qul
grandissalt, ct qu'elle adorait. Mule ere
allure plus soigneusement elevee ct plus
compliquee ne connut I'm art plus savant
de Sc torturer soi-meme. Ellie nett pen
dant dix ans, qu'une seule pensee. L'hum'
la douce, la resignee qui cousait tout lie
jour dams l'angle de la fenetre, await SOB
remords sous les yeux, ct ne regardait
que lui.
louie sa vie, toute sa force s'etait de-
pensee q Sc faire oublier. Mais elle-me'
me ne pouvait oublier. Ellie await dit des
lie commencement du marriage, d son
beau-frere Eloi Madiot:
-Je vous c%onjure de roster d pusine
Lemarie. 81 vous y ~restez, vous pancien
soldat qu'on salt tout pres de son honneur
les mauvais bruits tomberont. Promet-
tez-moi de roster. Que la petite ne sa-
che pas! Nj les autres sill en- venait.
IL await promis, il await conserve sa pla-
ce d'emballeur dams l'usine. Plus tard
meme, pousse par ce desir d'effacer les
soupcons. Eloi Madiot await fait travail
Ter Antoine aupres de lui. Eft, peut-etre
grace d latitude de Madiot, qu'on crai-
gnait, a ses dement's repetes, lie deshon-
neur await etc evite, les commerages Sc
talent vite eteints.
A present, dams lie monde des rauvres
gems, %personne ne Sc s%ouvenait plus. Les
parents etaient morris, les anciens ou-
vriers de la fabrique disparus; les enfants
avaient grandi dams une autre maison,
celle de poncle; Henriette a%ppartenait a
me categorie ouvriere diferente ct plus
elevee; ellie await pres de vingt-quatre
ans, son frere vingt ct I'm.
Malheureusement, Antoine savait con-
une haine vivace ct presque univer-
selle. Contre Henriette d'abord, Pintru-
Sc, don't il jalousait la beaute, la distinc-
ton, la vie heureuse, surtout la place
usurpee au foyer des deux Madiot ct, par
retour de l'esprit, les caresses, les ca
resses memes qu'elle await recues jadis.
lui a~rrivait de la croiser dams les rues
de Nantes. LIE plus solvent, il la saluait
de son air gouailleur, ou bien il la desi-
gnait d un camarade: "Est-elle chic, Get
te p%rincesse-la? 81 on dirait que j'ai etc
eleve avec ellie! "Quelque fois quand il
6tait seul, IL pabordait toujours pour lui
demander de rargent. IL gagnait de bel
les journGes, mails il %depensait tout ct au-
leila, ave. des files GU avec des camara-
dams les balls de barrieres. Eft quand
'argent manquait, il quetait Henriette,
homie: "Elle me doit, 'pensait-il,
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Feuillcton de l'Echo de l'Ouest

pour son age, ct 81 epuisee, lie soir, quand
ellie revenait de l'atelier, apres huit heu'
res! Lui, des six heures ct demie, il etai'
libre. Alors, il await pense: "En me de
pechant de gutter rusine Pile Gloriette
a supposer meme que je m'attarde a re-
conduire un ami, je gagne trois quarts
d'heure sur la petite. ST je lui faisais
son souper? Ce ne serait-il pas plus
gentil que de souper chacun de son bord,
a la cremerie? A son age, c'est bon de-
tire gate I'm peu." II l'avait gatee. II
await pris des lecons de la mere Logeret,
la voislne du premier etage, qui await etc
cuisiniere dams IN chateau. SEES souve-
Mrs du regiment lie servaient egalement.
De sorte que, chaque soir, quand ellie GU
vralt la porte de pappartement de son
oncle, Henriette trouvait son CONVERT mis-,
deox plats de terre sur lie f%ourneau, ct lie
bonhomme assis sur une chaise, ct qul
disait invariablement:
-Lomme tn arrives tard, mon en- tant?
Les memes soins, qui lui avaient con-
ellie l'afection d'Henriette, il les await
Gus, d'abord, pour Antoine. II s'etait ef-
force de tenir la balance egale entire lie
frere ct la seu Mails Antoine await une
81 Grange nature, 81 peu allechante, 81
peu sire! IL etait remarquablement IN
telllgent ct adroit, mas dun orgueil qui
ne pardonnait aucune reprimande, nj au-
cune correction. II acceptait dams les
premieres annees, l'autorite de poncle
madiot, mails, q son age, meme ia penfant
comprend%, d'ordlnaire, les raisons de So
dependence, sa soumission d lul, etait
restee toute physique. On ne parvenalt
pas a gagner la confance de ce gamin d
mine fureteuse, qui connaissalt tout lie
monde ct toute chose dams lie quarter.
Son ambition etait d'echapper q une de-
pendance %quelconque.
Lui aussi, de bonnie heure, il await ira
vaille a la fabrique :.Lemarie. Et puts,
tout a coup, a quinze ans, il await quite
pus1ne, quite la maison de la u de PEI
mitage, lou6 une mensarde en- vile, ct
mis- en- apprentissage chez I'm AUS
teur mecanicien. Depuis lors, les liens
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-04

oh! chere petite, ne perds pas coura-
&c, lui dit paternellement Coursegol. tn
vols, je suis Ia; je ne peux rlen pour tar
racher a ces horreurs. Mais sois CONTAIN
te, espere. Encore quelques minutes, ct
nous serons dams la paix du tombeau ct
dams lie ciel du bon Dieu.
Et ce paysan, en- Get instant supreme
trouva des accents consolateurs qui raui-
m3rent Dolores. Ellie monta la premiere
sur Pechafaud. Coursegol await supple
~pexecuteur, atm d'obtenir cette grace,
pour que sa file, CONNIE il l'appelait, ne
Wit pas couler lie sang. Mais lui, VT tom
Der sa tete blonde. IL s'elanca alors ct
mourut apres ellie, assure que leur separa-
ton n'avait dure qu'une minute ct quill
allait la %retrou7er.
Dolores await vingt-quatre n
Qninze jours apres la mort de Dolores,
Antoinette ct Philippe, par des soins de
Bridoul, qui n'hesita pas a Sc compromet-
tire pour les sauver, purent sortir de pri-
W Oo 6o6AOA Ia u1olSOu NC Id Vd11co uO
Chevreuse. Bridoul await vendu son ca
baret pour Sc devouer a eux. II s'etablit
avec sa femme au service des jeunes gems
qui, pendant deux ans, vecurent CONNIE
frere ct seur, pleurant ensemble leur
annie morte ct ne faisant aucune allusion
aux projects formes dams lie passe.
Pendant ces deux ans, dams la solitude,
Pamour d'Antoinette await grandi. Mails,
en- grandissant, a pombre du souvenir de
de Dolores, il s'etait epure. La jeune fl
lie etait maintenant capable dun grand
sacrifice, Ell ellie laissait q Philippe la Ii
berte de son c9ur. C'est lui out fit I'm
'soir, ct lie premier, une allusion a &c qui
etait CONSIGNMENT dams la pensee dan
toinette, aPetat d'id6al desire avec ardeur.
Nous avons fat une promesse a Do
lores, dit-il. IL faudra bient0t la tenir.
lis Sc marierent d quelques semaines
de Id, ct purent peu apres gagner Pan
gleterre, ct de Ia, la Louisiana, Oh Sc
trouvait Ia fortune de Ia n%ouvelle mar
quise de C~hamondrin. lis ne revinrent
en France que dix n plus tard. lis
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wrNous enverrons gratuitement les
numeros dfia parus de ce feuii-
Teton a tout nouvel abonn6 qui en- fera
la demande.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-04-13

Many of her sister ships had
crashed ashore on the Irish coast,
while the surviving remnant of this
magnificent fotilla wallowed forlornly
home. Seeking provisions. repairs.
respite from the terrors Of the i'm
placable ocean, the galleon FTorencia
dropped anchor in Tobermory bay.
and their she laid her bones.
With her was lost great store 6f
treasure in gold and plate. and ever
since 1641 the search for these lost
riches has been carried on at inter,
Fals. More than likely If you 50
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MADE HIS ESCAPE IN TIME
Metaphors of Millionaire Found No Re-
sponse In the Breast OF the
Farmer.

The millionaire accepted the farm
er's cordial invitation to ride, and with
much scrambling gained seat on top
of the hay.
MY good man." said the millionaire.
patronizingly, this swaying, rolling,
sweet-scented divan is a couch upon
which l could win slumber and be ir-
resistible to the arms of Morpheus
whenever I courted sweet sleep"
The farmer stiffened. "Tll hear no
more of your talk; I'm a respectable
married man, an I'll ask you where
you're goin' so can avoid the place"
Dreamily the millionaire smiled.
I'm getting back to Mother Nature.
who has been outraged and abused by
me for years; am broken man.
and she will forgive me and bring mo
back to health"
2Ae farmer stopped the team and
pulled a three-tined pitchfork from
the brace socket-but his passenger
was gone.-Spccess Magazine.