nnnni iSeMigriliii 4ifAvAKilV()M NQTri ATI!) OBSTJJXITKW tYHOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAP TERS. Janut Adamt, gradual tf Weil 'oint, and rturoptim tepi eienitiit't nr inter iran maim aeturtrt. il in farit al tht offline of tht war tVrnwn franrt and (trmany tit enearet tn an itit ship reronnaisianet or tht trenth and nannwly i-ifiiW eaflnrt ny rat i,timani. 'At ait thifi ii umuied at the Chateau .Ji n nay. .idamt it leaned, and it mnrird by Iht I'onni'i danrhtei . Atmee. n il wm he allt 11 .nr. I he tieimant mffance and lute tht I'ta'eau 'tn Jtea.tnat t" . Ad.imt delendt Aime itfaiiitl mmt by lol, Orieiman and it knot ted d.i t'n ty 'lie Kaitfi . earinf treat ment at a I 'lem h tympathiter Me entei i a ie(t menl ... i r. nn.let hit tend i nt. .mien be,g. .'I t" ii i "filmed and lurnt ont It be I. ii our, a 1'aein.m flub It lend pi Adams. Art a-ifemeutt ae made tt'r . timet in be taken away tii I lie home ol her i on tin. I he tieiman m Hiv Mfivei ret, teal mf linesman in ehargt (il the I hate in. it hite A t urn mid hit regiment amt-nth a teiiih iit!iitn. A'rpait reathes hint lh.it Aimee hat left, fating with her I atom; the iv. littetrn.i'i 1'iiei in fU' tmf ti'ith if dies la ii.h'I, M iami ami a .Seigeant leiuhmann tltal a l antumoti.'e and ga la defend Aimee, CMAIIIK IV. I miM'iily fmiwl in v -! f rl'llnu hihuiik tfri'iit i-nlir-iim m of iii.niiili'il olliri-rn. To 111 nn. I to rUlil. IIiihiikIi tin- lii'liU. Ilio r' CHl." MI'K 'MlllllK lllll'll'l. A IllllT- ni 11 1 . .11 ) i.r 1.1111 -r I'-ft thi l ... 1. 1 nmt iiu.k oui tnnt.l ih.. imrlliwi-nl. Jnliili.g Ihi'lt iiin..h. AimI t' Mi'iflint ilnttu to a ni.ii.lv I r ' , linm-mnuii x In I u to int. tin- lumi'iiii'iit Hi. n nn. i.r mi. Th' Imlk i.r I In' .- ins. ii army III? nt till tin.. I'l-lurrll III MniM' iilnl Hn rulillili'lirr of tin- Ah- nn. I lln- Alii rlviTH. Tln- IMi. mri'iiiiiM run In fi ni'i'i.lty nortliw i-nt iUi.siii.il. iiml iilui..t imrnllil, for w.nu' firit mil. ", l.i liitf i ... iv 1 1 . iii.iri" Hum tfii Inlli'N iti ml. it wi-i-n llii'iu. Mini rxit'int- Iiik- fnr 1 1 it tlilili mlli ... I k-m tl.r I ..ri-l i.f ri;.iniif, n riiH'f.'l hi.. I il.-iiNi-ly wm.1im ni.'ii. ...h(h ma i..Mnl .'f a Rlnifli- llin" of Irri'k'nlur lull, ui.ii.f In hcUlil. ulnl cml li.e til Hi" ib.'r jinn .: In n Ix.lil, ir. - il IMIIX Il.-ll'llll'l'l, III! Ml- .111 till' All!'. I In ih. t xiiiiil! I. nt iloi. ln .in. tuiH, In tin' (...in.. of 11 i'Mitiirn- of How. 'ut Hlnii'i.ly i.i.. il.o jil I... (in tin- went, tin- lillm 11. .in if I'li.lnnlh In tin Alftiic, fitrmliiM i.U .ihjint viitli-v , fri.iti out' to tliri- inlli'M l.... mnl nmliT n lil.'li xinir of I'lililvu'loii At I In- foot of tlm l.i.U n Mm- ro.nl wlinl liorMtvnnl. follow Int: Ki'iicrully tin court" ft ilio rlT. Ai'ior.liiiit tn tin' tnilu tiliin of ln iinI.im, tin- ii.i.ik lnliiiil.it to Kklrt tin- nor Hi.'rn I'lol of In- ArKoin.o I on l, rnmit tin A lii.' nt It n J. in. in. it Hlili I hi' Air.-, mil t.riH- I ( In Ki-Iiiih. Tin. l-'ri'in-li wito known to In- inoyhik' hI.iwI? tiortli from tin lr fcTiMif riinti ni'iir ,liiil..ni-Hiir-Miini' to l.i.r tin- loTiiuii ii.Iviiiii-.-. to ni.it In whl. li oi.rrution n hij-oi.i; il.'iiirtiin.'iit, HinliT l'ii -i-itil Mi o..iiim , inoviiiir tmrtliwt'Mt from Imr-I.-I mi , f..ll..f Ii.k' tlm r.unl throiik'li llo- Ait'oiuio Vnlli-t. Till Intli-r lilovB u ri I ell .It-it io n ioiiji; I. 'It MO (MTfl-t WIT' tli t .oil. inn Hour.-- of Inf.iriiiiitlnii t tin r It I.-, uti.i. km. ii on Hi.' nocntnt (tny. I'ln' I :in..'i or l't.. oi.l.ri for nn ln.nn"lliitp H. lvini.'i' of tin. I. ft "liur. ili-'ii n-mliiK iHiiitli I. f till' 4 'tlllll'.lll. flllll olflNtlfllf CIllkK.'ly uf Iii'iiv,v I'll vii 1 1 . to iuli illrc lly wmt. itohi Hi. Artoiiin' Kiirifl. nml f.ill tiiMin thr l-'ri'in-li roliitnti. To J OH I'll l.l't (, Villi IllM IIIIIKIlllll'I'llt tltlK- oiii'i. wim iili'iii-. HiIk Imiiorlmit ilnly. In iiililltloii to liln own it 1 1 Mm i i.l wire tliri'" r'-k'lin. n1 of I'tilritHili'ri. Ilirri of liionnli'il Infniitry, nml two of Iiiiu'iti - In nil iiIm.uI llflit llioliririliil lln'li. Till' hiri" Wi'll tuoiinti'.l nml wi-rf iiriii'l Willi milir1. r voltr, nml it in' imu'tiiuiip t-iti-l.liif. rarry liiir ilxt't'ii mIi.-Pm of lil:'li i.iv i-r. I'lirh Imtli't tii'lnir mi I'oiiHt I'l.-t i'-l Unit ti.'.u Intv In If tln I.nrtfl It Hi'llt Inio " - hi ml lor Inil li'lw. Th lirlnrliMil iili..i I of iln- nttn. k, liiiui.ror, wn ji.nili' mnl ili'iiwrniil, riiflior tli.'in nuiilbllutliiii. n pro In. ii, u inorf .IIm niiniiH fTi't uf hi tli" miln l-'ron.-li iiriny. An l)onr nfti-r inl.lnUlH r.iu-lnil Ilie AIhiio river a lif.-li lirol 1.1't'ii l.rlili;'.! Mom llolll Ill-fort III- ii iolitiHil t-ft-lM. In III. nliii.lnXT of IiIkIi Aroiiiio liilU It win In- wlii'ii t litwnnip pnriM'tiiita of fnlnt, rtuiililltiK ikiiiiiiI to Ilii miuth. I In lil nif hnml to my riir, nt rn In Iiik to ht-nr mnl Inli-r-tiri't llin miiiinl. I'li'lm lnnnnn Innnl II nt I hp Knnir inniiK'nt. Ilr rliif tnjr nn. "Union," (if nnlil, " It In tin lrviirll ' lion I'oinliiK norlli." Kor noiim tlm w ntoort In ntMluoVn of ki'i'ii hih ii". A Inn lili-w IlKhllr frnii I lit wiiiili, riintlliia tlii fri'i top. Tin xniii'l ('inn hhiiIii low. wrll-iloninil roll it of lii-nvr Ali-fln on n Imnl ron.l. tor full n iiilnuti lii-iint It iilnlnlt; I lien It illi-il nmiiy n tlii liiorri. f.'ll. "Tlii'V nr. not aa limn flvn inlli-n iwir, milil Iihi-iiIii'ik. "i)im, how I lii'X rriH-jil NV'II, lot tin inovt ilowii." ilfnt'i'inltHl tliroiiKli I ho forvnt, nnil ronrliltiK thi fii.l of tlia wmxln workixl '.mil. Afior nilvnniiiiK n rouiili- of mlion tin IIiik f.'-foriniHl nmt nwnlt"l tin- Hi i.rnmli of f lt iinainaiii'illnif (innlii, Iti'ouln ii'.oil"l tin ron il two liiiinlriil vnr.U n wiiy. Ijiti-r nillio till" titwvr MklriiilnlMTH Tlii'V Iiml noi'ii tin I 'ri'in li - a iIIvImIoii of rniilr, followi-il liy liifnntry Hinl Mi-lil lintti'rii-n-- twrtity llioimmiil iiioti, inori or li'. Tlior vifro rovorlnir nlxiut all mil nn lionr. It h n trying wnlt. ixiwcnlcrK con. firrcl with liln iiflircra. nml 1 con 1. 1 l.nt nlnml tliori IhnIiIi j'llaM-liionriii, iiitlvrliig Willi in llcincnt. I woinlcrwl wliut I In.iilil ilo wlirii llin crlala nrrlvixl. I wnn nrimil with rcvnln-r nml nnlin, lint I 'I I.l not w I ah t lit; hi. for I wnn frlcintly to thr I-n n. h. let i knew Hint I roiihl not now lll..li . I.l -l-IL., nml Hint j limit nlrlki I.bi k or iro ilown. rliinlly tin iliilltr of lioofa noiimliwi nioiiml n Ih-iiiI In the roa.l, nml A tnlnnte luler tin rnvnlrr ntntenreil. Willi Inrlmetn nml irniiiiliiKN Itnaliliiv In the imle iii hui- lU'ht they thnmleieil ly, n nl renin of lioiae meii n mile Ii.uk, IniirjIiiK forwnrd to n.'l"-t n i inni, for It Incki'il hut I wo hoiirn of lay-lli-lit, nml the triKj.n were limixry after thi'lr lilnht iniiri-h, A long Intertill of nlli'in-o then the trump of liifnntry, al.-uily nml reKnlnr, like the llirolil.lnif of n icrent eiiiflne. An the nky Huliteiieil tn n nl.kly, fjrnylah yellow, tlicv line In aljilil. n.lvnm lli! In colinniin of four. We Wiilte.l until they were well it- lonv III front of nn. A mile of th Ininii Iiml iiiNf.l. I nnw !iw eiiliertf ilrnw liln ri-volvi-r-tin- irlll.ul moiiieiit hint nrrlve.. lur front wnn onally linlf n tulle long. We Kith In two linen, cm h line four men il"ii, with it aiine of ten ynritn lietween The hnaanrn fornii'il the center. Willi low enlierK, I U l hlnnuii mnl inyaelf cloae l.c- l.ll.'l. An the alio! riniir out our whole Hup nioie.1 Into the iiien flehl, tirokr Into n trot, then Into n imllni. l-:i;lit thoinuiuil (riniiii yoloen Jolnetl In one niliflily cry of Imttle "llnrrnli, I'rciintcii!" Ami tienln: "llnr ruh, I'reinuH'ii. orwiiertn"' down we aw.il Willi llilili.l.r of hoofn. t'heer lifter cheer echoeil Imck from the bltli hi I la. l-'iriy vnr.U - n huinlr.'il ynrila -Hi, l-'ri'iich were rnllvlnn nroimil their niniiilnriln, hlion I In ir nml ,'( l-n I n i In x In Kl'ent coiifiialoh. S..tne levele.1 tliclr rlflen. nn. I n piitler of l.nlletn liliK.'r.'.l the i;.r iii:ilia. w ho oih ihhI Willi .their curliln.-a unit let looae n hall of leinl. 1 ran recnll Mltle of that tnn.l runli. Mr horae wnn rniitilnit uwuy, I roiihl not linvw hoi. I lil in If 1 woul.l. The Imlletn flew thicker. The Trench were forinlnir, kmi'l Inir ut the romlatile nml flrluK an rni.lly nn they roiilj work tlielr iciinn. itlicrn were running. Ah, It wnn no line ell her to run or to Itri. Time nolhl wnll of men ami bornrn nlhl like nn nvnlnmhe ilown the tinaay hill. It liriiall"! the French Imi'k: It tliittenril them: It crualiiil tlicin Into n innaa of nhrlrklni;. cnrnluif hiimniilty. My liome n-nreil ami rami ilown In tlielr iiililm, hln ll. 'lit lioofn rriiHliliitr Hie nkulln of two who wi re nl riiKKMiii; to their feel. Mv Very notil ah-keli! nt tin horrhl niniinti of Iron on Hkull. On we went, ntmliitit tliroiifh the acethliiK inn mm of men, ami w ItcclliiK nlntrply In the II. I.l Im-w.iiiI the roail rame hack In nmiihi.r mail rlutrire. Hmlileiily Iiwelilvcr n hor ntiimoli'u. wnveml, anil went ilown with a t.nllct In hln lirnln. l-'lelwliiiianii wna at the left. V'htlnir like a leuioii, hln long henvy anhre pin vIiik hnvnr-lii the hiulillotl uroupa of ile- rtillxiMl 1 rencli. Mot nn the Colonel mink with liln Merit l'"liMtchititinn cl.mtHl In, "i-li'il It I tit liy the collnr. ilrutrel lilm out J onnllr to tlt Emoeror. reenlvlng Mm ron- Itratiilntl'itin. then re'lreil to our trntn for fiMt ami rent. Hut the nurroiimlliiK were no noyrl and of nin h liilerent Unit I hunted up Klelnchmniin, the moilenl rrnler of nil i-iilhuaiiiatlc group of niliulirrn, inn with lilm liimle ll tour of the rump. It wnn an uormoiin iiuurcgntlon of m"ii, n rul hornen ami ni'pnriiliiM of witr. We roilr for two hoiirn. Inking In the nrverul lenncr rnintm going to inuac up the giiiler. At every al. p I foinnl evil. n r n of orKiinlntlon nnil illwlplliie In the hlgln-af ilei-rw of per fei'tlou, Thin wnn no hiiplim'.iir'l litvnalon. Tlimugh liln nlnlT, tlm liiiifieror wnn In ron nlnnt loii'li Willi hln troopn. It niNltrrel not nt whnt ttonr an linpiliy might nrKn an to ninniiinllloii, rntloim, t It It . nplilt, of ntiy glren unmlier of hln men: the ntmwer, rnr nml nccurate, wnn In-fore him In an Increillhly nhort apn'-e of time. The tele phonit Wnn ri'llnl on for coiiimtirilcntlon, nml wlrm were nlwnyn up nnl working where lierileil. The liehl hoapiiiiln, ii'linlr nl.ly eiitlp.i"l, were clone lirlilnil. The en glneern workeil nlnionl without onli-ra, aeemlng to (llni'ern the heer! In lolvnure. Tli rommlnaiirliit, too, wnn almve rrllle. lam. Your (jerinmi nohller In nn enoriii'iun i-Dlcr. curing minn aliout iiiunllty tlinii I'liillly. Nothing Irrlliitcn lilm no much an hunger nml thlrnt; In which rlrrinont.inre be furnlahrn the moat unplcnalng con t mat to the I-rem h nohllcr, w ho In iilw.iyn p:it Icnlnml roirimoiily ( he. rf nl umlrr nin h prlv ntloiin. Hut here no limn coulil com pi :i In of n alioriiif;.' of fo... or .Irli.k. ii'.r of lin k of variety. The rouullean wngonn. Ioh'Ii-'I with nuppllen for mi'ii mnl niilmnln, Im preaneil me ci.iialnntly. Inlrulli. 1 thought, no nrmy tnoven on Itn liclly, ll.-re In the proof. I ipKaoi lo thin illnclplllie alfel'l the French link of tirrpiiriiilou of whlili l,.il.mr Iiml npokeii I (in I evening In the chili. It wnn common report Hint nome l it .1 nliorl. omliig Wolll'l allow l-tll lit Hie trill'-;l mouielit. I'erhiipn thin I'rem-h clinrncicrlxHc, o wrll known, wnn r."iii llil" fur the (J.-rinini cm k-aur.'ii.-iH. At liny rut", there wnn no npprehetiaii.ii of fiitliti". Ktcry limn In Hint vut nrmy felt rerlnln of nuerenn. We wen Inat lending the lnil.Mn'nliiln when nu orderly from li.-mlii umlci a ml" up ami grive me the Kiiiperor'n commiiml to re port to li I nt at iiln l'. i-lelH.-liiuiiiiti nml I liiirrlcil Luck, wnriiterliig wli.it wnn on foot An we rronio'tl the gre.-tt et-ilun run. I an nutomoliHe rorpn punncil, Junt nrrlvi'il from n wonting epeilltoii noulh. The urn were Inrge nin I heavy, of high himi-.I nml great ra.lliin of ncllou. Alt the y nliiriil.le pnrta were nriuori'il, nmt n'ljiininl.li lne'.il nlilchln exteuiliil li ron lot union mil front. They were American niHchliica of Hi" new Vinton type. The Kmperor'n eyen were rerr rnM, nmt liln fnre nlern. lie nnt nt a niiinil tnl.le In a luwer room of the ntotir roml-hoMn' w tn-re he liti'l eatnlillaheil temponiry hcmliiiinrlera. Ilefore him were hcnlicl imipH ami p.iliern. He ai kiiowleilg.'fl my nnluto nml npoke to mo hnrahlv: "Wlmt il.i you know of the npy, Ijitour?" I nimke t-it it IoiimIv. "unly Unit we were friendly In I'nrlB, your mi.Jcaiy, ami tiuit l.e wnn in-lit. in cij to die thla morning. I ippoai hi hen piil.t the p'ii:iliy." l'or full Iniif ii inluul" tin Krniii'ror liok- ll lull) It. y eyen. f klO'W' In qu.-al lonr-l toy in liy.. I hnve here n iuri-riL'e frotn the clni u", hennhl flutilly. "It nei-iun that your prccli.iin Mioleiiiolo-e l,itgi:niiy Ih p1:ilu trh knou UN. Hhe left thin iiii.inllig lit .Ih' Mis'lil with lo-r Hrrvflnii, and for a compriri liui ahe cnrrl.'d - Ijitour. Crh-xtuuti in jifier them wild a H.iunl of c;ivnry." 1 alool there like one ntrtn k iluuili. 5Iy iiaioiilaliinent nml rhngrlu in ir-1 hiive tieeu eildeiit, for the impcrnr njrf)ki' Ichm eiTe ly n h he roar from hln chnlr: "l'or your nnkV" he mild, " lusve order rl thitl Miidiiiti'ilnelle l.e nt hiirm.'d. though nhe him very flii'.'rmit ly h. Inled her p;ii. ile; hut run not aponk for vrluit Duty liiippcii If 'Irleainnu nhoiil.l ein'ouiiler re-J alliance. 1 on tuny iro Iilamiroied tlllin I could hilt Klni.'s.'rr out In to the nnilllkflit where -'.'i'.-htiiriiiii nwnlt ed mi., find! Whnl hud ah" dune l.nTour itldil to eacHp. In h"r I'lirrluc! ( irh'uinii i n purautt thnt ni'intiidrel, Inc-min ri. wlioin 1 hud no miirly lllneluhow el."l for Ilia-liUllg Aluiee! Short nhrlff might alio export from him. He wnn Juatlllcd In Khootliig every Ineiiiher tif her party. I tolil I lelwhiiimin the fnetn. lie nwore tlcnely. II" hud nlready Joined me in my hate of Crl.-Hiiiiin. "Wlmt will you do?" he nsked. "Iof Why rut for the rhiiteuil tn flint nn 1 ran." 1 replied. "Hut how? You rati not go wlthm. jrr tlllnon." 'IVrinlnnloti the tlevll. I nak permlialon of no until. " " I nliirt.-d for the rorrnl, lo get tny horae. 1 wnn no I. Iln. I with rage, Hint I nearly mil Into a huge mitomoldle niiiudiug In the mud. liiMlantly I knew w hut to do. I turned to the rhaniYeiir-prlvnte. "Thin In the Vinton imii'hlue. I ae". 1 am li.-rlln agent for Itn nule. Iet me aee how It rutin." I he private ki I ii ted and ntepped out. I lenpitl to the wheel neat. "Jump In, I' li'lHchmunn, I an Id. let me allow you a perfix't ntllotllnhlle. " Tlie Mil wrgeaiit oheyrd. hut hcHlt.-iiinlv li h though ntiNpeclIng tny ruae. I released SCOFFS AT WHITE &QUAW9 Educated Indian Say They Are Like the Red Man, A They Paint end W ear f eathcra. Johnny Mine, a Klrkapoo llniculst nnrl iihllofwitther, wtirum real name la Mah-irio-fjiia-rho niali-rh .tn a h.n ft 1 who win npt ak ten different lan ctintrin, wbh In WaHhlnf;Un recrntljr in the Interofit of tlie Mcxlrjan branch of Mx Irllic. Ilo In, aal'l to be the rnoKt arrorniillnlj'i In'Han IlrtRtift In the world, anil withal U a well ed ui atr-d tnnn. He li;in some rather un rornpllmntary onlnlona about the will to man's Rovornmental mcthoda tut ho thinks tlio white nian'n wife U a iKTHon entirely alove criticism. "Not murh (lirrerenco between the white urinary and the red man," ex flnlneri johnny. "They both paint white Hqunw with white paint, red bravo wiUi red paint. They both hare to wear feather, when they re dressed up: ItuMan ho wear ea:-'le feathers white s'tiaw wears any kind of feath ers ho ran pet. white squaw s not murh difTererit from the Indian." yi;r,fu;i no vkotjictor ' y,:fvi" Kline and ner celebrated foru; of 'Throw lilm Down Mflos k'y" fKtabll.'ihed a rharaeter of apprw plvneyn which hns been followed by wnriy pernons. M.'ks Marparet Jordan of i:rfyl.l.vn, snd l:v the way a niece of tlie masculine "Mapple." followed r Aunt's tea-hlticn when she en ro'inurerl Joseph Siwalsky, a mlddle- fli" rl Kir-Ulan who M-rame too famll .n" In a sTret ear a few weeks apo. The blood of the family asserted It- M-if nrul thc smote the "masher" a sound rap on the jaw. He was left In n : - r A . - e a -i i.i . -L v ' I W - luxy" J KUC btll r r a. ... o ft I- 4,' -nv, v v .A n - . - I. , - i K ..SCB'raT . . .... . '' ,W w J. .71. -irrTs -nsi - .. 1 , i . - , ,i -j -A - r.i- V.-- J ""lYj? - J -i 7jh '4 3U&,A;tVanX.v.'vM-V'i VI-S MAKGARET JORDAV. :i d.i7ed condiilon that he made U t l,lo resistance to arrest. When the ease came up for trial the j ri onrr claimed that Miss Jordon and her companion had been flirting with him, which the ladies denied. The Judpe w'ho heard the ease com mented favoraMy upon the method of defense adopted by the lady, remark ing that she was a brave girl to hit ih masher the way ehe did. PALISADE PATTERNS. 'mm 9 Nu brrIB2. PRICE 10 CENTS. ONE Or THE MOST POPULAR SHIRT WAIST MODELS. There are llwnyn a certain ftw riign which win lor themaelvrn wideprend favor hecaune of thrir p'ncticnl nttractirenean. Hers I krtchtd one of the matt popular model and one universally liked by thote who hare uned it. The narrow turk on the nhouldert or gather if preferred nre jnt right for a modith Inline. and excellent t. while the yoke, which point down a hit in the center of the hack, etend over the nhoulder far enough to ugget ihouldrr trapn, and hence breadth of iine. The tleeve ii the real nhirt Ieeve, with the narrow cuff fattened with link. Thl I the tleeve par excellence among the new hirt Mouse model. Any teanonable material may rrve for the waist, which it well adapted to I u Idling. In the medium ite, 2 yard of 2l-inch material are needed. fiW iie. 32 to 42 inche butt meatnre. PALISADE PATTERN CO.. 17 ISattrry Place. New York City. Kor n ci'ntt rncioaed plene end pattern Vo. Civ.' to the following- addret. ME (llu.t) N.XMK VliOKKSS CITV and STATK. off more than their allowance, the girl having to submit. It is only from convents that the entire hair of a woman's head c?u be bad, and the ale of the hair cut off a nun's head. when she takes the veil, is a valuable item In some convents' incomes. Hair bought from the ordinary mer chant of the class described Is more often than not fraudulently weighted with grease and dirty matter, and fre quently the purchaser loses about 30 per cent, before the hair Is cleansed. fhe cost of thoroughly cleaning and working up this bought hair Is enor mous, and as only skilled workers can do It, the seller of the made up article mu.t make about 50 per cent, on the price he pave to the merchant before he realizes any profit It may ease the minds of ladies wearing artlncial hair to know that the cleaning of the hair is thorough and effectually de stroys any danger of disease from un healthy germs. Every hair has to be fastened In, with the root up an 1 the point down, as It prows on the head. or It will not lie smooth and even. The exact shade has to matched from many different lots of hair and length and texture have also to be studied. TURNS VP NOSIZ AT TITLES. "OUR ADVANCE LINE MOVKD INTO THE OPEN FIELD.' Unnely dark. I could not but foal the rlouniiesn ef my rttuntjoti nn w aoi'nuiMed up fhio. 'U the iK-linP wooda. I thuiiKht of Aliiieu. and for a time heartily wlnliml iiirst'lf Imck at tha chntenu lookln Into her heaiitlful eyea and linletilnK to the iiiiihIc of her voice. I knew, however. Hint nt dnyllKht alio would he nn her way In her coimhia Ht llethel, and by the tlino we renched llin top of tlie rhino tny Inter ent In the npprnneliliiK lltflit drove nil other tliniiKhln from my inlnil. Following tho uhiiiiI iiii'thoiln, every pre omit Ion wnn taken to nvnlil uiuioccHNiiry luiiNo, mid lancer Bi'outn were acnt south. TnlliliiK wits permitted only In wlilNiiera. I. en tho hornen Hoi'iiied to understand the Importance of ullcnce, ti ml forliore wlilnny luir and hiiiiiiiIii. The hill Hlopcil Nharply awny In front, and l.owonlioi'K mid I, Kliiiidlnif In advance nf the linn, had nn uiinlintnicled view. I''nr ludow nn the nerpentlne Alane wound Itn wiiy iinrtli, kIiowIiik here nml there In the moonlight like il nllver rllilmn. How pence rul wim the acene, Imw nlmont holy; yet, ere a few luinrn could pann, hell would Inl let loone In that quiet valley. An we mood talkliit!, notiieoiio Stepped tip liexlilo un and laid a liniid on inv Hhoitldei'. I turned and looked np Into the lieiirdcd face of a irliuit. It wan KlelHi'liminiii. Me mild Hint the Kmporor hud ordered dim lif ter un, to nerve iih a permmul ifiiiird. Un wan n powerful num. with tniinalve client nnd nhouhliM'N. Hlx fool Hlx lie stood: nml ) ilnul.t not lie could have picked nn up, ,oweitliet'K In Olio hand iiud lite III Hie oilier, unit hen veil un over liln head. Yel, heavily iiium-lcil its hs wan, he was quick of net Ion. No one In tlm nnrrnokn could atniid iiK-alnnt him tn a wrentllnK limit. I trim (rind to have hltu uenr. Hardly had i greeted the big ervetnt, of the melee and pnaned on through, hi burden fairly tucked under hln arm. A moment later Lnwentierit wnn lu the noddle nnil l-'lclscliiiuinn. nliUlng easily to the M round, bud hounded upon tho back of a niik'n rlderleaa born1 and win ones more cut Unit nnd hIiihIiIiijc, rU'Ut and left. nitr iIIvIhIoii now separated and drove the frightened Infnntr.vinen mirth and noulh. They hud no chance to form nor even to bind. They threw down their khiih and fled, a mob, a rubble, every man for himself, Tho attack then degenerated Into merely n pursuit. The eavalry at (lie head of the .linn n and the artillery at the rear became Inextricably lnveive.nl with tho lleclnn, ln faiitrymeii, nnd after a feeble al tempt to stand Joined In the flip-lit to tho river, which was wide and shallow. We pursued them for several tulle u the direction of Chalons, tint cnrlttK to overtake them, al-tlioui.-h our men did pepper them un inerclbiilly with the new ipilutuple liulleta. 'i'liclr losa of life was not heavy; but the r ion nd wna strewn with wounded, and with kuiih, knajinackn, belli, ami equlp inent of every deHcrlillon. Huch an titter ileinornllr.ntliiii I could not hnve liiiiitflued. Our nuecesn wna complete. A detail of two rPKlmeuts wnn left to care for the dead and wounded (of whom we hud but few! nnd to irnther up and to brills' to camp the nbnndoneii equipment. It wna elirlit o'clock' when we atnrted north to Join the nrmv. The sun waa Just pccplnir over the A r iron no bills, and tin the first ray struck tho helmets of our cuirassier I thnuirlit of l.itfoiir, I could Imiiirlnu lilm alnndliiir there lu the woods of tho chateau, his broad back iiirnlnnt a tree, a flrlnir aquad tn trout of lil m . 1 nnw the rill. 'a spit their dendlv ven om. I naw hi in full. Ah, my poor friend. Hnch In wnr! We reached ramp at noon, reported per- tho brake, opened the primary feed, snd broiiRbt the lever back slowly. The blc cur moved oil with a soft vuuk!. buck cume tho lever another notch, mid nuotber; nnd as we slid away down the ainontb, white road I kicked open the secondary feed, threw on the speed clutch and drew the throttle wide open. The car leaped fur ward like nn n itu w from the bow. 1 set tled flrtnlv In the seat, took the wheel In Imth hands, nml braced myself for the run to the ehnteiiu, twenty-live miles a way. Kvery minute was to me mi hour. Almee first, I sit lil ; nml after Almee, Ci'icsmtiu: and woe upon hint If he bus Injured one hulr of her precious head. (To be continued). SOMli A VTliRTIlOl rOJI ZS. A (tlrl III Brooklyn (N. . Y.) eomniltte-l sulci. le Iieeaii.-e hlie was expelled from school. The nveriiKe boy would nluiply havi whooped with joy, A London physician Is saht to have dis covered that wood ran he made Into n uour IshliiK diet. We're nlieiid of htm by yearn. American breakfast food luiiuufiictuiei-K Were wise to this hum lino . When Chill Is thinking about havlnn n Hirht with l'ni'lo Sain, sho would tin well to remember that his appetite Is already good ami lie Is not In tho mood to take much chill sauce . Tt la trratlfvlnir to learn that John D. Itockfeller hna arlven n load of wood to a poor woman with whom he once bad hind lies ilenllmrn. If Is presumed, however, that Mr. H. saved ll few vtlckn for hln owu fire next winter, USES FOR HAGS. loit't throw fitvny salt and flour bags when yon have used or emptied fruiu them the content-. Wash tbom out nnd tuck them In the drawer you cin.seciate to the thousand and one flot h" needed for dally bour-hol.i tusks. l'or dust cloths r for polishing uliiMst nnd sllviT fur nil sorts of uses wliere n soft cloth Is noedtil they nre us (.-mnl ns cloths especially lioiiL-ht nml uinile up for tin work, and much les-s trouble to prepare. An occasional thrifty housewife funis more important uses for them, one woman, whose pennies are so scarce as to seem very few and far la-twoon. itnleiil, even uslnj; the larger sizes to iniike little roni'li-ninl-ready shirt waists for her two riotous boys. I'.eiiu new stiilT, it wears well. Hut the savlm: of them for elotfis nnd rii'-'s iipals to most of us who have the bouse purse to manage, and who know the Immense dralu that little things make. INCREASE IN FALSE HAIR. Where It Comes From and How It I Handled Great Care Required. London Is the point of distribution for most of the falo hair which finds Its way into the market. Within the last five years. It Is stated, the wearing of false hair In one or other of the many artistic and clever forms In which it is now offered has advanced by leaps and bounds. A conversation with one of the leading artificers In this line elicited many interesting facta. He scorns hair from Chines man or woman, deeming It fit only for the chenpest and most common of fringes, transformations, etc. The markets he and other good manufacturers of arti ficial hair frequent are mainly In Ger many, Austria, Fiance and Italy, The Idea that rcirls selling their hair de privo themselves of all their tresses nt once Is, it seems, erroneous. A girl blessed with long, silky hair, and wishing to make money out of it, goes to the hnlr merchant and telU him ex actly how much of It she will part with, or she divides the hair horseV. and offers it to him, to be cut off. Sad to relate, the hair merchants, as a class, hnve the refutation of sharp, if not actually dishonest dealings, and thev are so lacking In principle and sympathy that they invariably clip American Maid Disappoint Impecu nious English Lords. They had Awaited Miss Rhea Reed's Coming Eagerly. Rv some mysterious asreney. the com ins of a preat American heiress is always known amonji the many elig ible and Impecunious youth of London. So when Miss Ithea Held, daughter of the "tin plate Kins. I). O. Keid, ar rived nt the Carlton Hotel, everyone was discussing the probability of the "tin plate kinj;" being worth $;o.0inj.- m Miss Reid, however, made no at tempt to know anyone, and confided to a friend that she had no hankering whatever .ifter titles. Her father, she says, is only anxious for her to marry the man of l.er chuico The few people who met her were fas cinated with Miss Reid, who Is tall, and has u lovely complexion. FREE Oh, Boys! Oh, Boys! 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