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

Dungeon Il uas Adenne. his good angel.
Here sad che are tho keys. have
stolen them from that wicked Surto. Go
froe yourself They have sworn your
death Fly whiie there ia yet time" Then
she vanished, and Pascalet. taking the
great keys. climbed from the darkness up
to the outer world and was again in the
streets OF Avisnon. with the stars shining
overhead and tho flush of the early dawn
beginning 20 tint the eastern sk.es
After one great. refreshing drAueht OF
fresh cir. he hurried to the house OF
Vauciair. I,e5rl! received tho boy as one
returned from he dead. but listened with
little Interest 20 his raptures regarding
tho young angel who had liberated him
from his dungeon. The good woman. In
ftead. hurried from Oft after the Marseillais
battalion. II was only a days march IN
advance and by rapid work he might join
1t. And PAscalst was to take this message
to Fauclair-that LazuN and the little boy,
Clairette would join him In Paris going
by the diligence. 20 Pascalet finally came
up with the battshon of the Reds OF the
Midi and with them journeyed through a
country which was torn By tho OWL wnr
which, begun in rhe capital. had spread
It's discord OF blood and strife into the
most remote villages OF France. But. when
ever the way seemed long and whenever
tho popuiace seemed hostile, the big fellow
with the banner OF THE Rights OF Man"
would give a flourish to 1t and the battalion
would break out into the cong which made
all wayg smooth COR the people and all
ways OF death and destruction for thoir
nppressors Hi and dale of the pleasant
land OF France rang to the sound OF Rouget
DO L.sie'r new song:
Allons' entanth Dc "a pstrie-
lie Jour te sloire est hrrivs.
At a little WI. before thoy aar The
lights and hoard the hum Of the big city.
the diligence from Avignon caught up with
tho battalion. and Pascalat, for ono hour.
was IN the company of the kind OF people
who had taken MIN under their protection.
As they all were eating IN the inn, LaEul
remarked that ale had fears for the safety
OF tho girl. ar "hristo," she feared, VINO
wac follow passenger with her in tho
diligence. rhfr sir was a swect-faoed.
delicate being, VINO was being taken W
TO Paris by ono o. tho n,oat ferooious and
d!sroputahlo women OF Avignon. La Jsenr-
ossc. Whose business wan that OF tho
sioughtsr Of piSs From tho description OF
the girl given b. I.aHulI. Pasoaist know
that the captive OF la JacArosse was Ade-
line, Tho boy opeaed his hoart TO his rood
frienda and Lnsuli promised that che
would rescue the gln, 1.-THE poor lamb. g
SAID this woman OF the peopial 1.-THE poor
.amo Will not be aaorihoed IL I can hslp
n-ohd think can" Lazuli was resol
ilite woman and she did save the life OF
Aae''he' Even tie conductor OF the dill
sence Was Won ever TO the aide Of sus-
peo'ea "Ar'sto" by the sen,leness OF Ado
ihe, ana, BY hs. oonnivanoe. rs soon as
tne carriage stopped at postns-hous in
tha oaHtai, 10 Took la Iacaresse out fpl
a''nk' While Iasul. ran foom tho coach
with aaF boy and Adelins
ehe took them to the house ef q oar
peHfet' nan with whom vauoIair had
he'Nea MA apprenticeship, enc Planohet
i~ho was JUS then aains q fiauristins