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Scene outside the old jail in San Jose, Cal., where of young Hart had been found, and despits battle put Thomas Thurmond (center) and Jack Holmes (right), up by Jail guards, who used clubs and tear gan, the, confessed kidnap-slayers of Brooke Hart, were swalt-Jalayers were dragged from their calls, and hanged in ing trial. The orderly crowd shown here swelled to a park across the street from the jail. At left, Sherig. 5,000 when it became known that the shark-torn body i William Emig, who was beverely injured.

HOLLAND SWEPT BY

The Mai Of St. Maurice TERRIFIC GALE.

(Continued from Page 9.)

day, none had been accustomed to talk with him.

Then Andre rose.

"If you will, I go to explain, air.” "Monsieur," interrupted Hasel- rigg, gravely, for in France one treats a boy as a man unless he is ill-mannered. "I am not a stranger to your hospitable country. It is conceivable that I have noticed the pleasant customs of the land from time to time."

the lead for the letters."

One Man Killed In Amsterdam.

Amsterdam.

That omission being remedied, one returned once more to the question. Would majesty deign to explain what lead, what letters? There are scores of broken "But certainly, for the Father windows in Amsterdam as a re- land," returned Majesty very sarasult of the terrific storm which estly, in a voles that had the throb

swept over Holland. of drums in it.

"It is the monument for the dead," Camus went on. There was an inconspicuous shuffie of blessing of the world. "It has been erect ed many years. The rain has eaten

During this storm:

One man was killed by a fall- ing branch in Amsterdam;

Scores of people were hurled to the ground. by the force of the wind; and

"Then we may fix a wire to the st. One can scarcely read the All the canvas was ripped off hook of your shutters, siri" asked names any more. In the quarter, the framework of a Circus Mar- Julie, eagerly. "It is a thing rather it is no one's business.”

quce at Haarlem.-Beuter. important, for this is the place ab-

"So many heroes," Julie added, solutely perfect for the mal, and softly. "An uncle of this Andre this good Monsieur Camus"-An- among them."

small degree seriously, invested him

with a certain slight importance. It did not in the least react upon

on

dre bowed has a design, unbe- Andre raised his chin to look far lievable, so that when the gentle-off at glory.

hie habit. He had the settled con- men of the Eclaireur come to see "My grandfather, may he rest inviction that nothing could alter that, Julie's grave, frank, in-peace," said the other girl of the but for once he had a purpose. Rocent cyes sought his for a mo-committee.

Julie was a good girl, bless her, and ment, with a strange appeal, and

"My father, dead at Verdun in Andre a good Ind, who had listened dropped.. "Then perhaps we shall the year that I was born," added with respect to his discourses be awarded a prize."

the queen, and checks and lips were sport. If he could help the boys

and girls restore the

marry old The local paper fosters the en-touched with rose, terprise of all these little communi- "If we were to win a prize, we monument, why, let the good work- think, we others, it would be ago on. There was still time for a ties with prizes for the prettiest.

drink in between whiles...! "And

Hazelrigg, good thing to do." then," said "when you have your prize, what will you do with it "

Who could An idle question. guess the answer. carried life and death?

The committee hesitated. Was it right for an Englishman to know these things? ..

"You will go to the Jetee one Sunday afternoon to hear the opera play "Veronique'?" he persisted. "Her Majesty shook her head.

"Eh, well, you will all go to the old town to cat ravioli cher Bo leau?"

They smiled at that. The thing was so preposterous.

"It is truly the thought of He practised' the trumpets of queen," said John Hazelrigg. “Also Emil and Raoul Bessy of La Jeu-| nesse Catholique in English bugle- they were my comrades."

marches and becanie a notable Maa- ter of Ceremonies under the mai.

Now, a man whom people knew as Bardelll, or sometimes as "The Owl," used to come to the Cafe Au bon Bellet,

There was one thing yet that might affect their chance of a prize, People said that he was an the return visit to the Office of the Italian, and the Italians of that "Eclaireur," for royalty must return quarter run to an excessive ferven-its visits of courtesy in state with ey in their political tenets and bands playing and colours flying. their ways of expressing them. One takes a cofe d'honneur; one},

Two or three times he came in sings a song or two of the country the long evenings while Julle and and then one really has to go or her court ware merry under the to-morrow's paper will never get on

Ito the machines, mai.

It was a notable effort, this mai,To this function the committee Their silence intrigued him, who with streamers and coloured lights gave their hearts.

Andre contrived the torches. had almost lost all but a lazy re-and a whirligig in the centre, con- gard for the little things about trived by Andre from a cycle-wheel. Haririgg painted a banner. A 24th Jan him.

Moreover, he was half-way As for the prize, hops ran high flower-decked car was prepared for down his bottle of red wine and M. Set, who draws the pictures in the queen. A queen must at least with a vague good humour dispos-the "Eclaireur," and M. Bressand have a car though it be drawn by ed to play to these poor folks the had visited them danced with donkeys.

part of demi-god..

Julie, tilted a glass of red wine to At last the night arrived.

28th Jan.

When one has little to be proud Majesty, and returned with the "Allons, cried Hazelrigg when he

committes enshrined in clever M. crossed the court crowded with a 24th Feb. of, one must be proud of little.

young folk in carnival costume.

He took from his pocket a ten-Set's sketch-book.

The next day's report, judicially "All goes well, Mäjesty TM!! |tranc notejoon

"There," said he, "that is a sign impartial, still had its thrills.

It's the night of my life," said that I am a good citizen of St. One read of a queen "delicious," Julle. She was radiant. Brd Jan Maurice." -

Ia secretary and treasurer "Indefall: "All marches," Andre 'went 8th Tab.

Ten francs! He did not know that table," a hospitality "charming" "We go to fill the torches.” with ten francs one became an hon-under the "experienced and enthu-But one little minute. I go to orary member of the Committee of siastic direction of M. Hazelrigg, of fortify myself. When one is as old Fétes.

the committee. And » à". muale as Igampusdie which was perfectly astonishing. Speaking for the queen and the The discriminating reader might 4th Jan. Committee of Fetes, it gave him detect a tang of Gallic frons, but great pleasure to welcome monsieur jit seemed to Julle and her subjects to that company, though it was be that, though the Madeleine had were 20th Dec yond his power adequately to en- plano and PontTM Mangan electric noses and Jan. shrine the sense of distinction with lights, though an orchestra in the thou

which his fellow members recole. “Riquier" was turned out with

Andre stood.

ed a gentleman so estimable, Here, peaked caps and brass buttons; yet, somewhat less passionately, he add-if the "fates were kind,”, una ed that if monsiens would write his might hope to name down he should receive the lead canalising

A letter of membership as soon as "Camus – Plazzo

12th Jan Andre had access to the office type: Remi.”

writer the next mornin

Bo came this "Hot to the poor dig bea 7th Janity of their fellowship:

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Hazelrigg pushed his way into the crowded bar,

"A double, quickly, Antoine. Seeing that two young gentlemen earnestly afising very long (otherwise undistinguished his usual table, he chose the as not fully

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