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By Homer Croy

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The nurse wheeling the carriage motvcd across the street to the 0P- posite sidewalk; the moment she was ssfe the whistle shriiied Main. the policeman stepped back. and the taxis shot forward. Awoy the mod Pwk “m, gigzagging, threading in snd out, one driver trying to cut in front of mother, the other driver spccdllli up and trhunphsntly coming out shssd. And alcove. Ill wss not the war-rungs of the electric horns, of New York, but a constant squonk-

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<‘> ‘wing overhauled for repairs."

“l u‘. aren't the buildings beautiful?" aid Mrs. Peters.

"r don't know," returned her hus- hard. "I ain't seen anything yet but

51s an ornamental building flushed

"Isn't it wonderful!" said Mrs. Pe-i ters with a casual sweep oi her eyes.

“He's never going to get through here," ssid Pike.

But the driver did. In some miracu- lous manner the crowd parted. the people lelspedlout of the way, and he dashed on by. _ ' .

“My Godl" breathed Pike after the prms and jam of the comer had been posed, "the n ~ of people ihst roan must have killﬁdl”

They sped down s brilliant, pictures- que, thrilling avenue and mmed in- to an open square with s high pillar in the middle, with Na-poleonuslsnd- ing on it. and the driver drew up be- ‘fore a hotel. i0 wss the R-its .

CHAPTER/IV

At first thefsmily wsnderedswk- wsrdly and ill st ease among the mirrors, gold chairs, and ostentetion of iihe hotel. ‘They saw men with strange clothes sud uniforms, men with medals spread across their breasts, men with decorations, men with beards and alien manners; wo- men, bright with iewclrmsnd women in black moving slowly and. majes- tioally llong the softly carpeted hlllﬁi young girls, rouged and powdered. lending dogs, flashed in and out, so much st home, so calm and sure of themselves. The family hes-rd a babble

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Ssys Nova Seoiis Lody of Dodd's Kidney Pills

Mrs. A. Sureile Sulered With s. Very Painful Bseksehe ; \

Burette Illlnd, N. 5., Jan. l4.- (SpeclsD-Every year, thousands of grateful people publicly testify to Budd's Kidney Pills. They have used» them and found them.to be s good kidney remedy. Mrs, A. Burette, of this plsce is one ‘of them. Bhe wrlteszi-

"I had an awful pain across my bsck which I was told was kidney trouble. ‘I could hardly walk and when I, lsid down it was no better. At this time I received your Almanac telling about Dodd‘: Kidney Pills. I bought three boxes and they proved to be just the thing "I needed. I will recommend Doddsl-Iidney Pills to all who suffer with Bscksche."

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alters time theygioulo out, It wls the mslisb srtiliocrsoyglkei ' o first thins we mmtsoe." ssidi Mm- Peicrs the next day. "is ;the OhsmDI-IIYONI. bccouso tilltils whet the peoplebsoirhomo are solngto ask about. It is the most famous and beautiful avenue! truths world." Getting lain s tsxl, they started up the busy. tsemlngstreet. ‘rho sun was shininghnd Paris was at its best. They, tumedihtnthePllcedolsOoncorde

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and around them rose the magnifi- cent stretch of buildings in sll their grey glory; in the center of the Place the Obelisk, commemorating the glory of Clown" in Nil)‘: stood brooding as if laulblnt st ivhi: In)‘. lnn-ryln! sbsured world. "Once Oslro and Alex- andra were Just, as foolish," it seemed to ssy. "Go on-you won't last long." To. the left across the river was the somber, massive, secretive Chamber‘ of Deputies, and faintly outlined st the fsr end of~the "avenue wssthe Arch of ,Triumph smiling back at the Obelisk as if to my: "Don't take it too seriously. frhe human rsccis of- ten foolish and absurcd, but it's_on its way up." 'And between, swhlrling wetter of csrs dashed by s11 direc- tions, sometimes stopping, ‘ , a moment, then darting sway sgsin in some msd, fsntssltic rsce, like water bug on s. pond. Pike's heart suddenly leaped. within him and he felt a sing- ing, exquisite joy. Never had he seen anything like this avenue, nor even dreamed that a city could be so beaut- iIul. He “s mtessuy touched and he liked u‘. think himself a hard-headed. practical business man, but here- was something that ‘moved __hlm, some- thing that senl‘. s leaping joy pound- lug in his veins. The Grind Fulﬁl-S and the famous restaurants among the trees flashed by; then the big hotels and the fssnionsbleshops. On the avenue people had time to stroller to sit/in the iron chairs while children played with their “Wk-Ind the chili dren, absorbed in watching a wooden goose on s string f “ lly bobbing its head, pI-id not tbs slightest lt- ltontrlon to the mseding, inconsequen- tis1 worldm few ys-rth sway. Anti thus tho picture went cn-tho speeding osrs in the street, the quiet, conten- lsd tione of life on the sidewalks and , among the trees. ' Belore Pike, growing lsrgsr and larger and more majestic, wssthei Arch of Triumph. Al‘. 'fll’lt“lt; hsd seemed like s formless block stopping the street. but sstboy came closer its stimulating.‘ imwlssivo - gnndeur stirred him. He could see the bas- reliefs and from some pigeon hole of .' his memory he repeopled the scene of the armies or France marching un- , der lis great arch. It had been started by Napoleon to comm ab! his - triumphs and it had stood iii-lore guar» ding and inspiring the city until 1870 when the German srmy had marched under its archcsio show that they had conquered Paris. 'I‘hen chains had been put across the principal spJ preaches to symbolize that s conquer-l E ing srmy had desecrst-zd it; and thus it had stood until (he Great War when sgsin thelilrench armies had marched under it in the Police Par» sde, thenilied sndAmericsn armies with them, headed by hhe greet. gener- sls. The stsin hsd been wiped out. ﬁomething of the gloryjnd signi- flcsncc‘ or it tbuched him mansion silently sdmiring it. unable. to earpress himself, for words did not come easily to him. ' ' ' e "It's just wonderful.“ enthused Mrs Peters. “We haven't got snything in America like it," for- already to her therewss ‘nothing in America so good as in l=‘rsnce.\"l_t’s s_ shame that s big rich country likelmerics doesn't psy more attention to its culture and art." '- ' "Bay. go slow, Mumrdie." ssidPike in his energetic way. “Don't throw America over Just because it hasn't’ got an arch. The Arch ids fins thing in itself sud it's sun gets kick, but, I'm thankful we haven't got one and I think America is\s dsngod lucky country no; over there whore 01' sin‘; mixed up in,oll_ thh Elropesn squabbling sud bsck-bitlﬂI-Vlnliilld of ge0!ing.rllcd\up because Anxsrics hasn't got snsrch twice ss high snd twice ss wide, with elevators smi roof

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COMPETITION CLOSIS

The competition closes Saturday, January 25, 1030, si.

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