North mm . street. ‘south Norwalk.
minus sun 9:01an
VAll‘otthltvwounutnt ‘ .
Munro ZELUFF'S
wwwm‘mmw
market. “Manama
'3»: run our rote... “Tu“ W
" byeh-yonotthmhmhody.
'h the ado curd W
"Stop.“ lnourprhotlnnnulnturnod
around-arr themlyingintheoorner.
recognimdhim ”open! his ownoorn—
vpn‘uy who ball but left fordudumd
lenrnodhovr oompnuionntotluprieonor
hadhoentohiln.
“Very-well. I will spuohielllo.” raid
thooflloor, “but we morttobhim with
us. Muller end Harmon. hind ht
hamhundlendhrmbotweeuyon.and it
homakoe the lust noise strangle him
with hisownroico Forwnrdl Wuhan
noonfindthoFl-ench.” ‘
Clpnde Home was in despair. Be
huddesertedhis poshhnd fulledtogivo
ulna-m, mun-ii u.‘ ,
l
Mflbmdw’ult.
Blow-- WW (I I).
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In. «mm-m mannered. How could he prevent it?
-lu. It. 1‘33... u “ht—l Tuvalu.
THE FRENCH SENTRY.
nowhdretronted utlatleuv-
lu‘tlnl’tuehlnanteru of the position.
Theme nwuy,nftnrpluc—
lunmnglandoLntapie.” mu»
try,onnneminenoe,nnder shelter of:
«than. which had been halt demol-
iahedhythngnpeshot.
Nightmcmniugon.nndinthedeep
«do; gloom the young soldier looked
half Wyn the wintry landscape.
Mohjoctwu’ 3 huge, weird silhou~
one. Which his simple peanut lane:
Warned into a fantastic qnecter.
mdbmhlinglymnlled the ghostly
9 Wile-rulinhischildhoothc won»
nurturing thanuelvee. the men shud-
.hingundnlldrnwingnenrerthoglow-
lnx'honrth, while the wind howled
manually. Above him the sky grow
nun harem notnunrp'uc»
in; its hhcheagghnnd the bleak north
MW Ire-lulu- sigh- of
the hands, as they only rnutled
Wench-ribs.
'l'houentrycllepodhio musket firmly
and stood motionlm. paralyzed with
vagueterrugndalmtnnrnbwithlxdd.
Ell “hwmghuoy with the
lpoq ‘ line of dayswhloh
”thumb Ill hurl-
Ihlpdoholongnnyfihnt hull tor-
luthiodutyolkeepingwntch.
Suddenlyanronmngmundurooointhu
Guinean-r him. Statue-l from his
What could he do to sue them?
Be marched along quietly. mioicod
for a minute at prrceiving that his ap-
tors wm: taking the wrong direction.
but the captain soon discovered Ilium
and changed the route. This time they
of Frenchmen would be easily captured
-—ull was lost! .
Suddenly the prisoner stumbled and
fell,:md us his guardians stooped to
drug him up ngaiu his finger- clutched
the trigger guard of Muller’s musket.
The man snatched at tho wenwn. but
Claude hung on, and in spite of his
hands bring bound succeeded in his de-
sign. Then he fclrfor the trigger. Ber
nuun pierced him with nbnyonet. and
Claude, mortally Wounded, felt his hold
relax; convulsive]: he made mother ef-
fort and the gun went off. Aloud nL
port echoed through thednrkucss, and
with all his remaining sir-sugar he
Illmtled:
"To nrmal"
Then, pierced through the body. he
reeled and Mend, biting the snow.
Butthercportnudthecrywereheoul.
The French. mound, attacked the
enemy; theirruin guard come up. nod
utter nehortongagemeut the German.
finding theme-ken surrounded. laid
down their arms.
0 I l C i Q
Clumlellatupiewu lying in on uln-
hulanco when the general of the corp
me up, bringing him the vinticum of
the hmve.the onus of the Legion of
Honor. The young man. howerer, male
1! wild gestune as he.- exclaimed:
"No. no; you do not know how it
will!”
"I know you are n lmme mun.” n-
plied the general.
“Ah, my God!” sighed Claude. “mm
lproclaim my own dishomr before I
die? I deserve court mild instead of
the cross.” And humbly. in a voice
broken by who. he continued his momen-
tary desertion Iron: his post, ndding in
Winston:
"The whole outpost might have been
destroyed through my (unit. yet [could
not help pityiug that misenble Gen
mun.” «
"Bin comrades made but u poor to
in,
.4
eyonndour end erery muscle-m
the alert. lumbering that his cum-
ndsworo-loopnndthat they trusted
told. tonwahentheqinoueoldnnger.
Tho-manhood with 3 sound 0!
druglingliheudeathnttle; thenn
{inhhonnecryotnmynrosoimmthe
rubedwnllnolthehonae. Clandegrcned
inflthodnorwuyatrnch n match and
III-Inform.
Ahltotonadle and chuneedtohely—
h near and Claude lighted thirand
can softly toward the ,oorner; in the turn {or your mph-riots." amid the ot-
hllflthodhavundnooldier. onoof -
b my, Vb had may be... “Theywuned Inc. llrnewwhnt to
expect.” Clnudo auawered simply. “and
I an hwy. for 1 din (or Franco. That
in more than l drone.” ‘
"Gare roe your lurid. my brute (e -
low." cried the general. ”You have
mum than alumni. I run proud to cum-
Inaud mohoruanuyoul’undotooping
he laid thomodul on (.‘laudo'r imam ml
gave him tho uccolule. The 001er
known illnvninnteduho grasped the
ruednl in his hot hundo. and unplug for
breath he murmured:
"This in tor my moth". Will you
land it to her?
And on reoeivingthexennnl'r prom-
lro the colucfipt nailed and died—Prion
the French at George- de Lyn.
"Shoo-I, Know.
'l'hewile of a «moot minim-yr went
outdtowuforodnyor twthoweeh
Monrhowuto hold nbigomclnlro-
union-round
of own one. “Are
to lu—w’lmptlonr'thr
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war» on the right road: the littlohnud is
, IlNlNG' ABOVE 7H5 M”.
W
ur- n! in. M"! or an Itch-t up
“about In tho World. '
It ml! nt‘rnuao tlmt no little nhould ho
known of u region above the oloudu, that
has horn lnhnbiuul by u olflllnod people no
long undone unlull ot tumultuous-ll
Illulna town in Peru. 3 during: nui-
dénoo ul eighteen months u the Andes in
that country i hand than traveler in
Ihououltltudrslenrm little or nothing at
It. excepting is out lolonnutiou he picks up
by personal olnon'atlon directly along hi-
route.
Thlninou'lngtntho hot that. with low
exceptions. tho only people he meet- on
Indians and luluis (lull! broads). both a!
vhoui are extremely iuuurunt. and can
glrouetrnnger no information About the
country. not etou In the immediate vicin-
ity of their residence.
Neither can much information momma
even in tho cities among the whites. as the
Peruvluuu urc not Inclined no trouble
themselves to u great extent with ntutintiu
orthe tumuphy of their country.» 0
stranger traveling through Per-n must
rely upon his own observations {or such in-
torn-anion us he denim. Mill when he
reucbm an altitude where his health al-
most ton-nukes him and his hurt pumps
liken swim tire engine he loses much 0!
that keen (It-ll“! he tell for n knowledge 0!
this romantic country when he first
touched her shores. and his only With,
unouming sometlmu llrnuot to unguiuh,
to roach n lower level where he can draw
nfull breath.
Business kept me in the Cordillera of
Peru [or in period 0! fourteen monthgl
being for all Ihut lime at no elovutlou
ranging lmm 13.300 to over hull) (cot
uhorem lowl. mu! 1 several times “sited
who: I bellow la. beyond doubt. the highest
inhabited plate in the world-then: is a
link-mining comp neur the ruins of the
oldhm—n ol Aunnuru. in the district at
Snud'iu. Pcru. This old mining town is
Illll'ltul on an altitude of 16,400 (or: above
non eri'l and at one limo mnmined ulnut
all iuhnl-itnnta. mostly Portuguese; but
when Peru gained her independence from
Spain they were compelled to Ilmrt their
minor and homes and tire the country. All
that I» loft ol- the old town today no the
nulls u! lhi' houses and the. church. lull)-
on: do ins ruinous (tunnelsluud lutrnpicbu
(smile mills). wirh which they pulverized
the ore.
The mines comprise two large reins.
iron: line to twenty feet in thickness». 0!
low grade are. nnd runnlux into them
are llumllcl'lt‘rh stringore. sometimes not
thicker than n knife blade, and opening
out It iutrrmlx into pockruot extntnely
rich ore. 'l’hcue ntriugcro are being
worked today. out! than. just Above and
overlooking the old town 0! Autumn. on
men drilling. blasting and snarling-t In
elevation at 17.25!) loot allure-nu level. and
surroundul by perpetual «now.
At this grout elevation the air is ex-
tremely light. and nullalu: but an Indian
horn and miml m the (‘nrlellrm-t can pee
[arm uuy la‘mr there The urine l-' owned
hyonv H" t5:I)'uw~.un Argrullnu. and
in workcxl 0.! :1 very rrmle way by noting.
whom he pay: tin wall-I par day in pluln
Inna-c, u «la-graded Bolivian win. the
“purulent 0! which in l'nitrd Stolen win
would be about twenty-right rent». The
Indians llnallheir own lirmg. lwlll not
gn into innlwr details,“ Illa object nf
this loner in only It) brim: to notice tho 0:-
leteuuv u! this hulo mining camp. [or
which lclulm. without {our 0! contradic-
tlou.tbo di~tlurtiou of helm; the highest
luhahttul place in the ”Wk-"381) loot
nhore m lurch-Son I-‘rnnciwo Chronicle.
Ilsa the Sock-I Pent Wu Ilka-VIM.
Fin mile: hum l'hllmlvlphln. u the
mufluenoe ol the Delaware nml Schuylkill
rivers. there lua llneold place. unceknown
lathe Lawrence Seokel umttherwunl
the prupurty of Stephen Glrunl. In the
time u! the St't‘httla the ulmnnlunco and n-
ricty or ltx lmlt.rnpeclnlly iu lino pears.
nwlo the plswe tumoun.
Not “any year: ugo them mmptfllntuud-
lug in n mrnrr o! the unmmln Ill olrl prof
tree-u very patriarch Imonu the treat.
end the Inuit orlobrnted oi thorn Ill. For
morn '. hen n bull century tho (mil 0! thin
"w um not mini. Sauna Ihouuht o!
eating the lunignmmut [wmuut much
larger than marble». and the tree run too-
‘hltlllfll II worthlms. Ihllo in [roll round
on the ground or was eaten by can or
gum.
Mr. Sahel. lawfum‘o'u (other. thmb
road runny flow to cm down the tron. but
turn [most not ll mind. lulu; he “no.
lion filo-low mm orwho planted it, no
one know.
luwmwe Roch! more into Won ot
the Main-ml thew-r mo. being In the
honor at no ancient lundlurh. we. allowed
to Mnndmllhouuh the owner hid it in
mind to out it down more limo.
Ono-homo“ In early loll. lit. Baht
war Moraine from a long walk and
«need to on. h-nralh tho northb-
mlhmodlornnluubmlu lulu
Manly a: your dro' moot hlal
upon the Minimum wh hohodmnnnd
lab hut. uml rolled Into hlu open palm.
llull auuuuzllloally he tumbled the trult
Int-roan his hum. and we: In the not at
throwing it own: when it ooonrrod to ht-
lo Mu lt.
“Ah. the hum at that pour!" Mr. Stoke!
and tony. in tollinxtho turnout. ul hurl
mm nay-ell n monk-our in hut
I hull oer-r Metal unequal o! t It'll.
time vinyl-ed little troll."
tho
Minotaur: brunt- of loll-chill
table. lronthotrlo were nonl-
do withelloohlpuar how be-
me undue-“Youth: companion.
A warm In»
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"a. Ill-"tho canon-cot drapery which cling
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lhmflotfllm
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Whenuer one mania oi the religion at
Indian rotor-non to undo to their bulletin
In; grounds"!!! luture tower-l. An I nut:
tor of (not. uelther of thou: thing» enters
It oil into tho tnlth ot the North American
Ihorluion, enrolls so tu- no they honou-
quiml n uolloll of then: from the white
’rou ol the
his worshiped by than untumnd ur-
I8!- are primarily the phenomen- 0! or
turn. Among them thunder in completi-
mwhile the lightning. the windn. the
raln.otc.. m likewise rrgnnlod with ado
ration. .
To this llnytho lroquuin an often be
neon making to the approaching norm his
little propitlntory oi huruedtohuooo. By
his nation the thunder god in rounded
with upoclnl vanernllon u the beueflcrint
divinity which destroyed the ghoul. mon.
stern that ouoo upon in time polnonedtho
warm: and intend the land. 'l‘hot lurch
xignnlic orentures ’dhl nucleutly exist is
evident tron the tun-nil hours ollen dircov-
cred of innate to hurt: that nothing hutn
them.
the Iroquois is the hostile north wind.
which brings column! in its lulu, killing
the unripe ooru, Inning the rivers. do-
priviug the pruple of their suntenanoe. ond.
with the touch of in Icy linger» rendering
the hunter still in death. Echo. in the he,
lie! of this people. inlikewlneu dolly, exer-
cising his mun-r in times of war by repent-
lug among the hills theiroriuol "Grinch!"
This Nlfllvfl their victory mrtulu. Good
and all spirit» ulna play In impor
tum port in their mythology. Among
the lion! npll‘lth are three than. who
limit 1,- our the kindle 'W
corn. beam and quantum They lore
each ollu'r wry dearly, nnd their vine-
gmw in the more soil and clluu about each
othcr. The corn spirit ls draped with long
lulu-s uml single Imels: llu‘ ulster who
gunnla the bean is clad in its Ilvllcnte tru-
dril». whilc the spirit 0! moonlit-A in clothed
with the brilliant blown.» oi the plum. -—
\l'usbiugton Slur.
flow the )lnynr ul \‘enln Wu Chou...
Tho Venetian legislators. dropuiring of
setting In election which would not be
controlled by politicians‘ iutriguu. called
in the lot in» their helper.
When a done was to be elected the gmt
oouucilol hem-con till end 500 memborn,
were rolled together. Those below thirty
mm at age wen! Ilhnt out and the names
ol the rat worn writtenon slips of pupa.
A aural) boy nos then picked up on the
Intel and brought in to draw out thirty
mom.
Out 0! than thirty, nine were chosen to
go on with the clectiou. The: were to
chime forty others. Four of then nomi‘
numl tire ouch, tire of thorn loureach. Ind
each 0! the furry must be confirmed by u
two-thirds role or the nine. Out of these
lorty Illllllt‘! moire were tukun by lot.
In» In. .\ u m the mnu- ray rluw it new
I'm-ml I-l mnmyliw, tin» rh:.:rm;m lmmt
outing llzm: and each of the other; "to. n
lhmluurths rote being uroeuaury toelmt.
Lola were again drawn (or nine ol the
twenty-lite, These uineiu {be sumo only
chow forty-lire “thorn. of whom tho lot
pickhl our, pin-ran.
Time clown. mil in the some tum,
numionurl lnrt v-uue to elect the dour.
Each of those mm: luv confirmed by n ma-
jority rote 0! thc whole great council.
The“ the [anyone were looked nptogerher
to go on with their election. While they
were locked up ouch 0! them mu lumlahed
um. whatever he asked for. manila-not
expense. nu: lht more mun be given to
ouch ot the tony-one.
Furluslunce. thero who once on elector
who u inlml to rend in .uwp'n l-‘uhloo. He
got his book, but not till I“ Venice had
llrun raumckrd to find the actuary lofty:
ooecupin. At “other time one o! thorn
ordered u runny. I-‘onyonu maria undo
their nmmmnw in due form.
Tulu treatment on» expected to nuke the
elrcton m unanimous that nt lmt twenty-
llve ol them would numou o «hue. When
no: took place the rlxmnMewu-mr. An
evening newumwr. trying to lollorr there-
turn» in Yelllce At that tlnw. would have
had puiullll lions.~l\'ew \‘ork Evening
Sun.
A nomlly'un Inning.
That the krrnmu ahould hr :0 unintui-
ly popular in not surprlhlng. tor it in II!
cltlevlly ”in mm: Varied of all parlor
done“. mmhlulnu quulrilh figure: with
the {mutilation n! the nulls. Ill-ll) tulip.
Ito mpuhlmm [or grun- nre large. though
not unrn carried out. indeed. the utter
not at tblo 01mm. partlculfllym
unmi- palntully durable. yet [lumi-
uua enjoy I hump-n nonunion tor the
ucelleuoo or their donning.
(.‘ompurul with Bushman. who III
the Hunt nwhwnrd M M Bl. M m
hm»; m thorn in aurel; a non Innin-
1,-1qu tho-nun loudn- willow»
ohm around like I momma-l
droning u run-rot tulle about with hill.
nppnreutly lryln‘ to not tron: am end of
thereon: totheotber by immunol-
tous more. and bringing up mldouly
only» I well on mm m use
or tulle. both outta nth“.
loom lurktlnnot OW}. 'l'ho
Mlle. nor-lulu lntb plop In qulto
noun-ml. the mund- Maud lulu
my llto thll token hy mu Plunging into
rotor. They min vainly trying to "00.9
tom-ohm».
And-naught Huh-unbound
hill) ton. lotion them
anal. y extraordinary. A doughnut
urinal mum tn. II it-
Ctlon. thorn 0t Chan-u Are
and
I “grout with." nod in the "happy hunk «
mun. They ro menu merely the God and :
elation min-loom". The '
halt horn think: could have annihilated. .
Very dlflonnt from this (deadly rod or ., ’
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