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espel. n tAsy weso - - rescued. y
the arsenal va - ~ mined for the
Prince, this very ne0eat INST be
seized. General votso1. sUya1lsG the
commandant at Houl0gno, Ne - his
way with reinforcements snd the
third might well hold the asoe1AS
against him but not gala u fron ~:
with his whole being conceusratee
Francois thought. The orders were
plain to lead the third ARTILLERY 70 JON
the Prince on the ramparts But there
are times In history when TO oosy or
dsrs d tfeachery. Was not TINS mo
nsnt heavy with the right Or wrong
Of his dscisioa. one Of thsm! was y
not The part OF . mind capable q
greatness 70 know and grasp the nying
second Of opportunity Would mot the
Prince reproach him. II he stupidity let
this one chance IN . thousand 80 ~,
for ssrvile fear Of disobeying orders!
He had left his Highness safe with
two regiments 1t his back: this other
could do nothing at the Place q Alton
barracks but swell the ranks; hers. ~
. turn Of hand. they might WIN TOT
the cause the very blood ana Done
Of success. . mighty arsenal. ana lor
themselves honor ana gratitude from
their Emperor. In Francois nina
was touch Of innocent vanity tnat ne
should have the power TO render 20
signal service. yet NO tnougnt 2. ~
for himself or for the honor ne mient
gain or lose; whole-heartedly ne
weighed the reasons why or why NOT
II would be best for the Prince.
Tho aide-de-camps voice oroke IN.
my Colonel. ! Deg you. ! impsore you'
save Monsieur de Persisny. Inc
Prince loves him-he VIII De very
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than this. He bent close to the sias.
Ing eyes.
"Courass!- As said clearly -Cour.
age. mon anil Live for ne and for
our country. Lave. ny brother Fran
coils chevalier Bsauprs. Marshal u
the Empire And the Priscs's sword
flashed oct and touched his shoulder.
The other world closing about hin
Francois hsard-shsy did not doubt Il
who saw the eyes fame % Q Grsay
flames out Of darkness. and whsn his
lips stirred they knew that 10 wished
10 Org once more "vivs l'EmpersUSis
Ffsnchmen an. shaken with he Nv.
inG drama. the ruined men Who stool
about Q defeated Princs cstsd it Tor
him-the old magic cry Of the Booa.
parties. With kcpis lifted. g ens ~
"vivs i'Empcrsur!"s the dssp voices
cried. hailing = lost cause for . net
life. Hut only the Priaes knew tAae
. thousht came sftss; only hs sausha
% the gnsp which Vt the cool oQl .
girl's aans. He bent quietly aenin,
WITH q eager assuranee. but 4 ~
laes. fAe osoolads oe Q hlghee NJ
- loaeAs1 Bic sssvaaA - ~
on1Gno1v ooal q rranauoD - -
rBU mn
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D10oo 49, Gno0e V1vo rUmDofour ~
~ - ~ thsooo q ySaoee; u
DlgAt fnl1u ~ u0oeroro pcopAecJ
~ ~ ~ . '1gAssAal sons lAy' m
ioaoss ut . lgassAal - yUus eanplrs-
4 y esking much = 80 llfstins. abov1
~ ~ . naa eesA Dsasant y u
netS Yee e thoss thrss wishes en-
wps1ss1al ful1llmsnt he eone y ~
- oTlDDe1 ~ leetss e1estr-~anl
60 ! bo1levo tomoeFow bf1noD. -
foss epaorsew nloAt*-Als great sysG
wsrs flissl toward ~ esiiing Of IN
reoa. I'D ID then W. Tie rap1 looh
q u chil1 a ~ iAsn-house IN ths
lara look u . seee q vtolens. . isoh
that caught q he pSines's nerves. and
0a1o hin draw . bcoaeh quickly.
'"oometAlnS shove myself tells ne"
tfansots sai6 slowly. an1 The words
cane With . lansui1 power. - n his
psFUooality were . medium. that b.
fore tomorrow nisht the ellcsrs whp
stand abSat you shall han yoD Em.
psros over The body Of . man who Lies
bsfors you.s
In ~ silsacA ~ Princes watch
csuld - beard ticking. Francois shiv.
sfsd Violently.
"Ughis - said. his tssth chattering.
IL siveo ns . 'csise = nerfs.' that
trick oe vision-seeins. 20 not Ike
II and yet 1t times Il ssisss ne. Why
SHOULD it cone 10 . man happy - ]
ana nan who has dared ask three
enormous wishes Of the good fairies:
Who holds one u then IN his hand"--
BE- lifted IL lstter-"who sees another
IN easy reach. and Who" he smiled
brilliantly. who win b. well content
without the third. ny Prince. the first
two being his." He shivsrsd again.
Is the night ravf II b % u were In
= grave. this GOODNESS" no said. look.
iAg about with . disturbed case. yet
~ life n int beginning"
The Prince ross and tossed hla cigar
% The Arsplaos. IT y simply that you
ars tired. Francois." be said IN the
tranquil tones which no peril dis
turbel. The nerves Of 10 al are
stretched and yours are the finest
strung. % 70 I'D. and ct daylight ~
will - warm enough. with the work
hat awaits ~. Sleep wsll-good
nisAt. ~ friend"
Later. IN the darkness Of his cham.
bsr, Prince Louis lay awake. his imag-
laatioa Allied with the man whose dra-
natic personality appealed to him q
fsw bad ever doas. He thought Of his
own nfs. according To his lights not .
- NE. radically strons and radically
geatls. yet complicated. shaornal from
its start, with many shadows and
many stains: then Of the crystal clear
ness Of this others. with his three
wishes In which hs trusted ~ simply
- child would trust to the fairies. A.
smile almost tender stole across the
mask-liks featured In the dark. There
b no doubt but the Giri will marry the
marQuis." he reflected. yet I am
glad left him bis hops and his happi.
ness." 4 vision Of Francois beatiAed
look rose before him.
"A nan aghts bsttsr 90" the Prince
nurnursd aloud. and. his own sadness
forgotten In another mans 10y. be fell
asleep.
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CHAPTER xxxil.


The gray dawn Of 4 Sunday morning
began 10 break over the sleeping city
Of Boulogne. yet earlier than the dawn
anxious eyes opened to watch. and
mems hearts beat fast TO meet II.
Scattered In clearinghouse and bar
racks Louis Napoleon's followers were
waiting before daylight for the part
they had to play. No man among them
was - quiet. - little nervous - the
Prince. yet his - well ~ every Gal.
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CHAPTER xxxiil.


SSS0v00O ~ @SY1
Il II Q common tragedy that men.
being human. cannot see oil sides Of
. question: that Z decision right in
one light may bring disaster in an
other. II events had stayed where he
left them. Francois Beaupre and Col
onel Couard and his regiment would
have won honor and eternal graft
tude from Louis Bonaparte for the
quarter Of an hours work which made
the arsenal theirs. Events. instead Of
standing still. or going forward. took
an unexpected sinister turn. not long
after Francois going.
The happy Prince. smiling the shad-
owy smile which made his face win
ming. stood In the center Of triumphant
turmoil: his new followers. the men
Of the forty-sixth, crowded about him
shouting. cheering. kissing bis hands.
and the loyal fourth artillerymen fra.
ternized. embraced. congratulated the
men Of the line regiment. The narrow
courtyard was hubbub Of rapturous
excitement. and the Princes officers
Montholon. vaudrey. voisin. parquin.
D'Hunin. Querelles-these and others
whose names Frenchmen knew, sur
rounded the small ngure which yet
had 10 much Of royalty. and laughed
and chatted light-heartedly. In Q few
moments. when Colonel Laity's engi.
neers and the third artillery should
have arrived the Prince would have
Ave thousand men under his con-.
mand. The great game was practical.
" won-Princs souis was all but EN-
peror.
Suddenly. above the sea Of sound. Q
commotion was heard at the farther
end OF the barrack yard. The colonel
OF the forty-sixth. Colonel Talandier.
had arrived. Very loyal to Louis PHIL
iipe. very angry at the scene before
him. he would not believe the news.
He called excitedly. and the mems
voices died down ~ they saw him
gesticulating.
"soidiers." he cried. you are de-.
ceived! This man for whom you are
shouting 10 an ADVENTURE. an I'm.
postor!"
In the shock Of silence which fol.
lowed his words. another voice rang
out, clear and indignant. the voice Of
. sta6-oaicer whom they al knew.
TT 10 not the nephew Of the Em.
psror! Il 10 the nephew Of Colonel
vaudrey! I recognise hint" the ON.
cor cried In strong staccato. and .
gasp - II icewater had been scat.
tered went through The crowded
place.
There 10 nothing nors absurd In his-
tory than the instant effect Of this
quick.witted lie. Only with Q msr.
curial French mob. perhaps. could Il
have succeeded. but Il succeeded here
with hopeless swiftness. II Dew from
mouth 10 mouth-thsy were cheated.
tricked: the Emperor's nephew. their
Prince. had not come; this young man
vas . mske-beiievs. . substitute. the
nephew Of an oflccr: some OF the
soldiers who had shown most eathus.
issm almost lost their minds nov In
sass.
Colonel raiandisr began 70 sorm h,s
osn: the Prince. composed % svor,
~ earnest swim. tried 70 rally Ma,
ut u was Impossible b start any.
whess. n this eoafusioa. ~ llne "a
aft11)Wy ~ beeeme ulzs1 = - -
Manageable - 4 90 ~ e1nnnp
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GERS about his Highness saw that
some one had blundered. Someone In
the van . man had lost his head. had
forgotten. and the compact inslastic
procession had been led toward the
approach from the Faubourg Pierre.
the narrow lane ct the side toward
the city, II was . serious mistake.
yet not Of necessity fatal. and at all
events they must make the best Of Il
The Prince could not make dramatic
entrance 1t the head Of . shouting
regiment, but for al that he might win
the forty1ixtA.
He did win the forty-sixth. Some
thing had happened to the ofAcer sent
b arouse them--another slip In the
ehain-and instead Of being drawn mp
IN the yard they were getting ready
for Sunday inspection. but they fock-
ed to the windows at the noise. they
rushed into the yard at the name Of
Napoleon. An old sergeant OF the
Imperial Guard ran forward and kiss
Cd Prince Louis hand. and the re-
served face lightened-he knew the
value Of bit Of sentiment with
Ffenchmen; he was not wrong: in
moment the line regiment had caught
MP tAs cries Of "vive l'Empereur!"
raised BY the artillerymen. and the
earlier scene Of the Austerlitz bar.
c W. oe.ns IopeA'cu ".e 'ue'
iouis, peio ano imposed IN INC zen
tsr OF tne rosr OF vo'ces. tne seetn
ING sea OF eacIemen'' nsa's "oro
y III car .no tulneo
sure. II u success 90 70 orns Up
yoa' Ms!ssv oue' ~
co.'s sA'd' ana inc rr'nce answered.
qeleuy'
fes. u y success Co. mon ami.
| In moment the messenger mad
thrown himself on .ne morse oi An At
uiieryman ana iorced : way through
the rccoihng mass GOWN tne lane,
and out TO the fsubours Pierre. In
the free street ne ealloped the horse.
through the windings that he had
learned with this moment In his mind.
The third was drawn up waiting. and
. shout like . clap Of thunder greeted
his news. Buoyant. proud. he took
bis place BY the colonel at their head.
and gaily the Joyful march back Dc
San. The sun had come from behind
the clouds OF early morning and shone
gloriously on dancing steel. on the
brilliant swinging line OF the regi.
msnt. Low branches OF trees brushed
Ffancois shoulder % ne rode ana the
touch thrilled him. for ne knew BY u
that TINS was true ana not q dreAm'
ana he. Francois besupre. was ieae'
lns regiment o. france 70 Fsnces
emperor.
Uuddeely . man sanopsd from Q
ride street, IN Yrcnt OF tine Advancing
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liant hsart Of them sslt Q throb Of
reltsl with NJ bound Of excitement
whsa = trumpet from the Anstsrllss
barracks. the barracks q TIE teartA
artillery. Napolson'e ovn regiment.
su11saly sounded.
u vas TIE signal. anl \ Q nouhsat
ne PSincs - bic sseess we're nov.
Inc aewa ths 1ask street toward
Celoosl vaudrsys eoastsss. toward
thae siagiag nseo ~ yet dtel Get esea
~ unlslag ar.
- city vas tsaneuli whsa Prizes
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Nv un1er u nepAew u ~ umouol
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b his lara 70 givo baek ~ DooDaG
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strongly Bonapartist always, casSiel
on it, fset now By the sight Il ths
Prince. s. re honor n bels~ - -
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~, n. 1900 str.ets ro-ie n.-s.
parts stsuAtns erect, motioulsss. -.
passive q always. wondered II Dulss
misht bat harHer than his ana ~
brsak. He held m his hand. aa6 ~
IDLY. vet with lingering shouts Of -
thusiasm. TIE tunult ,auietsd.
.Solliers, he said. II have cone 70
you Arst because between you and
ma there arr great memories. WIN
you Tie Emperor. my uncle. esrveA =
captain: with Won he won siory a he
sieee Of Tculon: you opened he sntee
Of Orsnoble 20 him when b cane
back mon Elba. Soldiers, the hoaor
Of besinnfne : new empire ehaIl y
yours: yours shall be the honor Of =,
iuting Hrst the easle Of Aueter,its ana
wasfsn.. He caught the standard
from an of,cer and held II high. TT
10 the sign OF French glory: Il has
shone over every battlefield: n has
rssssa ,n,c.sh .v.-~ csn,,c, - m.
one. Solder. r.Ilv IN ia $500 I
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COiOuct Nuov LOr y u1OmcuS nc was Bed
aratsd from his officers. and Colonel
vaudrey. smiling for all his military
discipline. was forced TO order his
mounted artillerymen 10 clear tie
road. Every moment an old soldier
broke out Of the mass and embraced
the eagle which Lieutenant Dc ousr.
s,les carried proudly high above al
this smotion: the soldisrs' eyes fissA.
"a With success: the Princes heast
bsat high for 10y to know that be had
mot misread the heart Of army o. 30
pie. When the column passed the gsa-
darmeris the suhrd turned out anl
presented arms. shouting. Long live
The nmpsrori. 30 he went through
the streets Of Boulogne. Louis Nape-
leon Bonaparts. eight long ysars -
fore - Game 10 his own. and march
"a In triumph and Acclamstion - .
failure.
Ana Gloss b. his side. his loot .
radiant - The Princes look vas co..
tained and impaasive. marched always
Francois Desuprs. The hard-sasno1
military hnowlsdse. The patisas IN
es pFepasatioa had come Into play.
end h . hundred ways the nan ~
been useful With no exact rank =
yst. bul ready 1t any moment. eaese
for he hardest task. nsvsr asking fpv
rsst. suiek-witte4 Fsscsreeeul, oGeers
- wsa1 - Prince had 1svsaspo1 4
hablt q tosaing b Deoupse ~ ooev-
49, - A.
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Celebrate 9TH Anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart s. Wantz cele-
brated the twenty-tifth anniversary Of
their wedding On Thursday, November
18th, at their home, 1919 Collington
avenue, Baltimore, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Wantz were married
by Rev. John Lee Etraughn, at 512
Roland avenue, baltimore, Md. Mrs.
Wantz wore handsome gown OF ecru
silk, the same being her wedding
gown. Mr.. and Mrs. Wantz were the
recipients or many handsome pres
ents.
Among those present were: MIR. and
Mrs Wantz. Mrs. Martha Phillips,
mother of Mrs. Wantz; DR. and Mrs.
y. r. WantZ, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Harper, Mr.
and Mrs. George Steffey, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Patti, Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood
Reese, Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Jones,
Mrs Carrie Boring, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Faust, VIZ. Charles Faust, MIR.
Holland Hill: MisSes-Gra0e Waltz.
Hollis Phillips, Grace Harper, Emma
Scott, Ellen Harper, Ellen Gardiner,
katherine Johnson. Engenia Gardiner,
Bessie Purcell, Teresa Slagle, Erma,
Inez and Charlotte WANT; Messrs.-
j. H. Bamberger, Gideon Steffey, Pres
ton Wantz, Sherman Wantz, Duane
Connally and Charles III. Brown.
Quite a number OF beautiful selec-
lions were rendered ON the piano by
Miss Waltz, and the Misses Gardiner,
after which they returned to the -
eeption room where they were boun-
tifllly served
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Mrs, H@FtS0cA PArOlpd.

The case OF the State Tvs. Mrs. Sarah
Hartsock, OF Middleburg, who was
arrested BY State Fire Marshal Myers
for burning "A dwelling house belong
ing TO Mrs Hartsock and her husband,
came up FOR trial in the Circuit
Court for Carroll county last week.
The Hartsocks we're constructing q
new house on their farm during the
past summer and intended propping
up the old house and continue to occu-
Dy 1t until the new one was finished.
Fearing that the old house would
fall and injure some one Mrs. Hart
sock became nervour and threw some
not Goals in the garnet from which
the house took fire.
State Fire Marshal Myers was mott
ned and made an investigation and
obtained a confession from Mrs. Hart
sock and she was indicted by the
grand jury.
After hearing before Judge For
sythe and upon the recommendation
OF number or citizens Judge For
sythe granted Mrs. Hartsock a parole.
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r N Blanks Johns Hopkins.

49, Hopkine played football at
r..~ewood, Baltimore, SATURDAY al
h ICON against Western maryland
ielaV ~ easily beaten, 8 to o. The
~ ling OF the varsity vas thorough
noT,ra1nointing; the eleven lacked
y ai' III the team play and individ-
slap enhance was unusual. On the
la XIII the line was woefully weak
fels 10 display OF headWork was con-
~ i1arous by its absence
sRTasteru Maryland has an excellent
ne and Il pretty well trained; the
leah,, are good and it showed a great
oarA' ~ snap. 1t gained it's distance
81 I+rai4ht football, going through the
G9tins line and more often around
hop1 ands for good gains. For the
istter, a shift play was used which
IT liz Hopkins line puzzled. Prac-
I 1..,lv all the forward passing was
..isd by the varsity, but with The g.
u ZION OF three successful ones in
M Iaat perior, the open play didn't
srt and several times resulted in
Dositive losses.
.,arad a good game and B. Randall
E sa, into the limelight for q couple Of
"a "a line plunges and two well di-
~ tso.ad masses. Primrose i'm the line,
I ns.srh at end, and Fischer ln the
tlanISe,d were the other players who
s;S creditably. For Western Mary
iand Beall, Crate and Alexander were
TLp only score made came In the
e, neriod, after Hoffman had kicked
nT hunts had been exchanged, each
..sm Mad made first down, and Hop
80 had lost 80 yards ON two penal
t n. western Maryland got its dis
,ance by rushing and Garrett tore OK
a Yards around right end, putting
tsp hall on Hopkins ten-yard mark.
N Hrst the varsity's line held well,
fielding five yards for three tries,
I'M ON the fourth down Beall shot
through center for a score. The at
tampt at goal was failure.
The second period was uneventful
except for fumbles, which, consider
ipg the weather, we're partly unexcus-
able In the third period, however,
Hopkins had its big chance to score
mi failed. After Beall punted out or
hounds on Hopkins 40-yard line,
Hoffman went through centre for 10
Yards Randall through tackle for is
and first down by line plays put the
ball on Western Maryland's 12-yard
mark. The varsity was given five
wards when its opponents were of
side. but couldn't put the ball over,
and a forward pass behind the line
started the play again with Western
MARYLAND having the ball on its 20
ward line II seemed as if better
generalship might have made q diff
ference.
Hopkins tried seven forward passes,
three uf which were successful Tor y
total Cf 80 Yards. but twice they were
tiled on the wrong side of the line
50 that. when unsuccessful, the bal
vent out Of bounds and into the pos
session OF Western Maryland.
In the last period there was no ap.
proach to a score, and in the final few
minutes a raft of substitutes was sem
in
Hopkins, however, got lpenalizec
half way to its goal line for smuggling
and Mealy was sent of the Held. The
play was easily seen from the side
lineA and NO smuggling was done. II
this final period the officials got badly
balled up after fifteen=yard penalty
against Western Maryland for holding
and were uncertain about the distance
TO 80 for first down