The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-06

after the parties had gesuculated q koot
deal. Cupillat Owed into his little wooden
theatre and slammed the door with deri.
sion.
by the powers. Il 10 war'" swore San.
queresu. %Eritting his teeth.
1T is war TO the knife!" asseveratsd
Tricotrin %yengefully.
After this he shall take her. or I viii
hound him and his troupe out OF the
place"
81 will burst his Internal show upl'
vowed the bard. And then. as they began
10 recover their mental balance: But
but / say, Precisely sr-whst lie Il that
W. can do"
Sanquereau looked blank;
W shall have 10 consider-suother
council must he summoned. One thIbg IL
certain. The question Of expense must not
he allowed TO deter usl Personally, |
would pawn my shoes for a chance to ret
even with the Tufesn"
And that was the view taken by the as
sembly. In his stirring appeal for a fund.
Dldier cried:
Gentlemen. to-day We have TO bear IN
WtNt nNTe lNth lNc IlkUi1 VI M uFtfHtFt
more than the suferings OF a comrade
Obloquy has been hesped on our ambassa.
doris, and nothing less than he honor OF
the Quarter Is al stake Had | Jewels. !
would strip them from ma IN the sacred
cause guarantee two f%rancs'"
II illustrates tho feryor " the convoca.
ton when n is stated that az much a.
twenty nine francs fortv.fye confines was
subscribed even before anybody had tho
least idea how the fund would advance
matters
A. This crisis. a reputation was brilliant.
~ enhanced Beginning Ia a firm yet
modest voice uoryi"pr ir Ptcsi1'Hf. and
other rolters. would direct attention 10
the fact that our strongest ally IS the
weather a member proceeded 10 outline
y proposal which frat puzzled. then capt.
waited. and rually swept the house 10 on.
thusiasm ~" resumed his seat amid
salyos ~ applause The member was VI
Gustayc Tricotvin. no poet
Truth 90 toll. ~ wa more like an even
ms iu March than June. the evening on
which ihr lamps ~ he Theatre Sous B0i'
~ Vile Noecu' we're it ai last. NeYerthe.
lrss. tho spot being a. dismal az any other
suburb ~ Paris, q sparse audience had
rIskcd colds ~ 'he head 10 seek distrac.
ton rhry wore a'ou' boots becailse tho
around was damp The depresaef tupil-
laf. in tho pa, box hr'ween two gloom
"op'lrs. was moi kept 700 busy 10 ohsery"
riat q score % strangers filtered into the
lu"apcr seats Young men who In no wise
rassrlnfaI tho rasnr,toble bopro,ols,. OF
Vile Nogeni he ,on"luded that there must
hn m ,ff srnnol s-omevhrra In tho vicinity.
and .t- aur,nravod Inv tho prn.perf ~ its
,,p,nu,J pa,rpn,rr Tho nrorramme an.
rour,.H
Hlf' NJ IT. NNklh IN ~
L.N.. NH.saN.snr.
"lh'u''' NHuu''lIIf
Romance
'nahSonnri'''' pNo'' Hechs
hah''s
scenes ''mHF"'"
The rtflc curtain rose jcrkily. and \
lady uf mature age dyanoed toward the
sin tpo'lighf- 20 roriic.
lu fhc middle of tho tual stau2a one ~
the -'rang" young men in thcr FROM row
sure1ad with such alarming violence that
heads turned 20 him The r"ci,er looked
ilsconcerled and several people In his
ueighborhood, who had appeared fairly
cheerful hitherto, shiNered from sympathy
The lady retired. And The young man
go' up, and stamping hard. commenced 10
rce'nr" circulation by a swift arm-endleg
exercise Some minutes later an equally
tremendous 4neeze exploded from n young
man IN the centre benches Two matrons.
sitting behind him, EXCHANGED an appte'
hensive glance. and a solicitous parent
folded n pocket handkerchief around his
ohsprings neck one must, nv Httle one,
u makes cold. r0voHS he said In urgent
tones.
A. the expiration ~ half an hour the
number OF artistic Young mon who were
shuddering turhulcnily was so extensive.
and the reports ~ Brohdingnagian snee1es
we're 80 continuous, ma, al IN" spectators
had hunchcd their shoulders IN mlsgiving
During th" sprigh'IY vaudevlle a rs'ktnf
cough from Sanqnereau was succeeded nv