El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10

AELuMMHe LlaE woman. SAID
Athos- She IS fatal creature.
That nig1t d'Artagnan accused
Lady de winter Of rreachery- she
rushed upon him and in avoiding her
blow he pulled her dress from her
shoulder.
There was the executioners brand
the 1leur dc lyE.
At this time the war between Eng
land and France was at its height
and the siege OF Ia Rochelle was be-
ginning. Rlchelieu. learning all that
Arlaeuan had done. tried TO buy
hin into his own service D'Artag-
nan refused knowing that refusal
might cost him his life. The Three
aiusketeers set out now TO discover
lle LarlludIS next move. Raves
dropping- they heard Richelieu in
struct LADY de Winter to 20 70 Lon
don and there tell Buckingham TO
order that the Engllsh surrender.
warning him that u the war contin-
ued Eichelieu would expose the
queen il Buckingham refused, he
was 20 be assasslnated- For her
part, the lady asked Itichelieu for
the death Of d 'ArtaEnau. who knew
her secret. and OF Madame Bonan-
cieuL. who had thWarted her so often.
Half an hour later Athos was alone
with the woman.
The Count de ia Fere": she cried
deathlv pale
.7Ees. my lady" said Athos. you
thought me dead. as 7 thought YOU
dead and the name OF Athos con-
cealed the Count de Ia Fere. as the
name Of Lady de Winter concealed
Anne de BreuiL-"
Athos took from his false wife the
carte blanche passport Richelieu had
giren her and sent her 10 the coast
where a boat waited TO take her to
England. She could not disobey,
knowing that Athos could expose her.
Back to the siege the four com
rades then went and. fin order to be
together 70 discuss their plans. they
spent an hour IN the Bastion Of ST.
llHrFals. Whilst audiug AZ assaults
Between attacks they talked. and as
a result they sent MESSAGES 10 Lord
dc Winter. exposing his false sister
in-laW and neiress. and TO an influ-
entail friend OF Aramis. asking for
the name Of the convent where Ma
dame Bonancieux was confined
Thus on her arrival in England
Lady de Winter was seized and Inn
prisoned In her brother-in-law's cas-
tie; but exercising her Wiles upon
her YOUNG 12iler she conrrlFed 70 es-
cape and so poisoned the 5ailer's ears
against BUCKINGHAM that he was
ready 20 do her deadly work. sent
by de Winter as q MESSENGER 10 the
duke. he plunged dagger into Buck
London one minute toe late TO save
the duke. but @ MESSENGER from
Paris was just in time TO deliver TO
8uckinglam the queens pledge OF
love. He died with the queens name
on his lbs.
Now Madame de Winter had fled
to France-t0 the convent Of Betnure.
where Madame Bona ncierZ was. BY
poison she accomplished her purpose.
and when d'ArtaEnan and his COM
Fades arrived at the convent they
found she body Of the pretty seam
stress They set out in pursuit Of
the 1rurdereTs. and when they found
her they held @ formal trial ami con-
demned her 70 death. An ezecutiouer
was found-the very man who had
put the brand upon her shoulder
years before
The next DAY d'Artaenan was ar
rested and taken before the Cardinal.
his canr1r being none other than his
man Of Meunr who now called
himself the CfeTalier De Rnchefnrt
D'Art7gnau told tire Cardinal ri the
crimes OF afv he Winter. and finally
produced the Cqrdiuars own pass
port. ahsolVinC the bearer.
cardinal Instead Of ORDERING
d Arta enan's Imprisonment he wrote
out there and then q liaulenants
commission in the MusEetecrs-
D'Arta~nan offered the corrnigsion
to his three friends IN turn. All three
refused it, protesting thew did not
deserve S. Besides. Aramis an
rounced that he was about n enter
the church. and Porfhos said he was
about 20 be married Athos there