The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-26

ffsrs - nefht1r more drr1;d.tc IN AGtory thar
fae s1cToh Of he Reds Of The lrsi rror, nar
ea!'et TO Per1s CT the Hrta .h,n IRE Prtrch
Rer0'utton would hors rsCed had no, INC; BAT
fulton arrived as Z: did TIE me, o. f,e Nsr.
set''ois tot:chor Rod t,corn 20 "cr.t do,rr the
frrsaf-fhdt Pso', ;ocGh Liac who ,ra. ne fyra-f
--ohiv an expert iooismttk eio tcoaid have hrcn
content 20 continue "finc his locIs aid NJ, keys"
Vhfe the ndfts' esrt 10 s'rGsh 70 tie Reds Of
tte H!it fM rc.o!,tion vIs act uAat I. sea, 70
fhe Recs o. Pc'fs. II a ristrc q, the starr.
ta1 peesorn. They taeupht wLsn thry le!t Nov
setles thot Ports ,cos jpst sc,o.s The mountains
Ao' escr i,un5 arrived Ia nc Frexch capital
fkey knete ihetr posoer The .to,p OF Fchs rus
IL ore Of there h.torir1i rorcs .cnch tell more
Of hHtory nc. Lis.trp Hs,il berausc u tatru.
dsees as &c tho thought end te,iirc not only o.,
Prrts. oni Of Fruncf al the time ,chcr TIE House
Of Bourbon ic' ond ho head Of Q King uas sung.
az 9scc o. te!tsnnc into the fccc OF The rdiioSt
a. su-opo
~ lately and grand was the Chateau
DO la Garde, seat Q. the Marquis
~ d'Ambrur. and miserable were the
Nnts and hard was the lot o. his peasants.
fsscelet wac u years old before ne SAW
either kncadlns trough. bread hutch. o!!
jar or wine keS. things possessed nowadays
inc poorest Peasant in Provenco-that de-
hghtfu southland Of Franco In tho single
room q: hi, fathers hu, wsre tao boxes
enled with straw, which served rs bods.
che cooking pot in the middle o. tho room.
hanging from a roof beam. and a big chop.
pins block. That was all the furniture
Of the place no called home Pascnlet hi,
father and h!s mother lived In ,hie hut.
which ii1o1 close to tho great cAa:eau. be-
cause '""y belonged, along with the other
Farm animals. to the estate o. La Gardc.
Pasca! gathered the acorna or the estate.
anc for hI pay was allowed to keep half
OF thon, Also ne hsd the RICH, to TIL
TWO Small pisces OF land from which no
get enough eesns, vetchss ana herbs 10
keep his family from actually starving 10
cehth-his wife. called In Pstn, his boy
and a.! their neas. Once year the FAM
Hy baked broad. making II out of n coaree
sor' OF neur composed OF rye, beans and
acorn, ground together. husks and all,
me collections and savings OF the year.
Zach morning the father with h,s az
would cut upon the ohopp!ng block tho
oa!y allowance Of bread for the family.
ana oS the end OF the year the bread was
90 hard that It dulled the edge of the AK.
EAe FAMILY OF tho Marquis dAmbrun
0o"s'Aied OF his w.fe. the marqu!se. thor
son Robert Count Robert who. thoprh
a
oeusAter. Adeltne. a fair and gentle orea
'ure. who was OF tho sane nae as pa
caiet Tho frat pieoc OF white bread Pas
caiet ever saw was given him hy Adel,ns
es he passed one day before tho rr.,,
chateau
III" marouise. who nav tho set called
out to her daughter: "Adei,ne. Ad.unc
what 90 you mean by giving your bread
70 'has httfe wretch7 You must no, teach
Nm wAst white bread IL or the doy may
como when ne will snatch Il out of your
mouth And then TO Pascelet: Oct out
o' t'efe, you little beast. Get ont, hurry
or VIII set tho dogs on YOU" The pioce
~"ne bread was the most delicious
.hshs Paacalet had ever eaten In oil his
hie; YET the cruel words OF tina Kreat lady
made a!tter as seu. Nevertheless. from
Ahht noun. all hts l!te long he thought NJ
Aoeiue as al angel. once toe boy was
0otnlhs nome from q hunt fo- masples'
ifco's' and. sa he had eaten nothing all
ona' huASe~ was twisting his insides IA
no oassed nehind the chateau. skirt!ns the
stanis.' ne Aaw IN the gutter e. hno cab
tags s'aik. Vshsoh made his mouth water
ana no ran to pick II up.
5ut the marquis SOW. with her Hitter
eHio "a" Il ard ran TO dispute the pr!ze
vain nm the s~.nehcrd. brutal fol
~ hs'e FhhcG!et sucn blow with his
1acH Is Anocked him breathless. whil.
'ns MARQUIS. who was looking out of +,
window. called: well done! well dnno.
VIVA, is that little rseca! doing tn.r.
Trying 20 steal the food out OF the noun, =,
Of my pigs? Verm.a-these peasan,s i,
taeJ could but get Mt us. would On, az.
slivo" ."
When Monsieur ie MARQUIS Madam.
"a hiarouise and Monsieur Robert on
Gay eaencet 70 pass by the nut NJ
eH faScn! the man and mis- wlre
~ens down on their knees and SO re
rlAared until tho great People had
sona On. At the sight PAsce..t was de-
Voured by shame. lie did not tneeI \.
81! ard Il hurt HIN TO keep back ais rage
fou wFetch~d boy" said his father. ",he
next time I'll take good care tina, Va,
Knee to our kind rnaster"-ana 10 SO. hn,,
Simple end good his father was mad,
fasca!et rage inwnrdy st'.l more against
the marquis and 'its system. Ot'all :hos,
Living In ne chateau AIs!!re was Tho -,
one "hom PRscslet could meet without Z
Feeling Of anger. 70 meet her vas a pI.a &.
ure. and he always sgluted he, Win p,
speei and delgh, sho hed GEM o,.o
ead sne srnled upon him wnene .a-
aaw MIN IA, a she grew oder h,
fhnoied that, little bs little. her srle,
grow fainter and though no Knew no,
syes were Just q rertlc he did not da-,
look upon her any more
sach was tho condition u things o. -.
estate OF la Gar1e IN rrovcnye w4g.
revolution had broken ON; IN Parts n ID
ths throne Of the Bourbrs was t8,,er,n,
60 f.s fall. Rdrnors oome that IN Av'qno,
people were killing each other, ana 1t gea
sfid that tho Marquis and VI RpAert wer,
going TO Parts 20 0ght for tho king wht
was IN great danger
Ono eo,d. winter day fascaio, and ri
father were gathering aoorns among tl.
pebbles In the bed OF a dry stream whe,
haze came running by foiioued by cog.
and after the dogs came VI Robert. Cava
Her du Ko!. Pasca!o, vas ABOUT to thro,
stone at the hare wncp sic saw him nm
doubled. !enping over tho dry streaIn-be
and wh!skinE on into tie thick woods G.