The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

4 with the cheering. bsttal1oa lesdtns
THE march the Emperor entered LSnreN
village. where he received another re-
sruit Thls s wSs a teh Elovs EoI;.s nsnHsseS 5ssc,
gold. The SNOWFALL was now growing
very fast At the next village another
Grenobls under Col. LabedoSers. came
only to fail in with the battalion behind
the Emperor. Thenceforth the p~plex-
whether 1t were better to hurry the SOL
diers away from his magic and abandon
the road to him or risk the loss Of both
The people OF Grenoble were Watching
Ihe appeared before that city, and they
Bourbon officials before taking flight
within and the Soldiers without quickly
over the debris and went to the Inn of
the Three Dauphins, where he settled.
himself in the room which Is preserved
In the present Hotel Moderne ct des Trois
Dauphins- The people soon came and
called him out upon the balcony, and
their spokesman explained that since
his good city Of GrenobIe, they had
brought him the gate itself!
The campaign was already won. Until
leon said But after Grenoble I was q
prince"
Without the Law.
As he moved upon Lyons, the Comte
d'Artois made ready to resist his prog
ress, but when he found that the SOL
prudentiy left d the command to Ma Marshal
batteries for the defense. of the city. But
soldiers at Sessyg Of 1unE down ess woffs
they had only Just raised. the marshal
put Spurs to his horse and raced away
as vf,,f 4 ,feaNSlnS to catch the , INFECTION, :.
Lyons, Issuing his imperial DEGREES and
Irecasting the government Of France, the
allies in the Vienna congress were de-
nouncing him as outside the pale OF civ
iliZation and delivering him up "to pub
lie vengeance as the enemy and disturber.
more barrier now isy between the EN-.
peror and his throne Marshal Ney had
been dispatched by the Bourbon gov
and capture him. The marshal not only
promised to take him, but TO bring him
back in an iron cage When some one
outright. Ney insisted that II would be
more exemplary to exhibit him to the
people of Paris
But once among his soldiers. the mar
shal heard again the old cheer for the
Emperor. and he received the Emperor's
command to join him, with the promisel
morn Of the battle Of the Moskova''S!
where he had invested him with his
prtncely title. After a painful and tut
multuous conflict In his bosom. the sim.
pie soldier plunged into the tide and.
announced to his army: 81 am now
about TO take you to the immortal pha-.
lanx, which the Emperor is leading to,
After that it was idle for the Bourbons
! to attempt any further resistance. and
in a Jesting. placard fastened to the,
Vendome column: Napoleon to Louis
XVIII: My good brother, II Is useless to
send me mere troops. / already have
enough At last, even the Paris troops
mutinied. as the swelling forces Of MAJ
the Seine
On the Throne Again.
The King saw bis throne. TOR which he's
had waited in exile twenty years sink
ing beneath him as II. in, a qulcksand- The;
Emperor was near Fontainebleau, wheni
a torch bearer lighted Louis out OF the
For hours afterward the great palacei
remained deserted while Paris, uurnoVed.i
silently looked on at the suddenly shift
ing scene.
France. but this time to review a tri-
umphant army there, where only a few
months before he had sat amid thai
wre eSkage Of his empire At O'Clock Al
carriage. with regiment of cavalry as
its escort. dashed through. the rain and
fog into the courtyard OF the TuilerfeS
The door was pulled open, the EMPEROR
was snatched from his seat and with a
smile on his lips carried up the grand
stairwsv Of the palace.
tcorgrigkt. lsiSlsii, By James MorgAn.l
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