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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-09

FEMALE ExTRAvAGANCE.--T wife q
Il well known Senator and the daughte
If well known Judge, has purchased si2
and half yards Of French silk, payins
eighteen thousand dollars for it. So ",
are informed by a paragraph which j
now going the rounds of the newspappi
press. The lady who can afford such out
lays sets very bad example for her SIS
fers, and doubtless becomes an object o.
envy TO very many who cannot affora
them. And yet young ladies wonder now
adays Why SO comparatively few youae
men contemplate matrimony. and FOND
MOT hers are at a loss to understand why
It i that accomplished, attractive daugbt
rs still remain on their hands.
Female extravagance unquestionahly
letters more men from marriage than do
al other causes ccmbioed. The fear tbat
their purses will not be long enough to
meet the desires and ambitious of wives,
prevents them from taking course upon
which they would otherw Use enter They
therefore remain single, looking forward
TO the time when they shall he able 70
support a wife i'll a manner CORRESPOND
ing to her wishes IF ladies were willing
to live plainly and ecorom cally insteau
If insisting on commencing life where
their mothers left off; if they were con
tented to marry young men whose good
habits and push Were If more value auo
importance than mere money if they
lock al life from right stand point ano
II fleet that it is not wealth nor social pc
sItion which determines ones happiness
IN the world, they would experience far
less difficulty in procuring husbands
Mothers would not be under the pecessl
y Of taking their daughters off to the
watering places every summer AID par
aiding them for exhibition before the vui-
gar public like a family menagerie. PEG
PIE would cease to mourn over the fact
that he 8 American stock is running out"
and foreign extraction are possessing the
land.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-09

CHICAGO FIRE.-W = Kerfoot, the
real estate dealer. gives this account of
his escape from the fire: "Belng the own
er of horse and carriage which | used
to and fro from my business, when | be
came satisfied that my house would soon
be developed, | brought my horse ana
carriage before the house and placed my
wife and chi diem in it. There was then
n" room for me, So mounted the back OF
the animal and acted as position. While
driving through the flames and smoke
which enveloped US on all hands, | came
across gentleman who had his wife IN a
buggy, and was between the thills haul
ing it himself. / shouted TO him to
hitch his carriage on behind mine, which
he did and then got i'll beside his wife
then drove forward as fast as I could
for the flames were raging around US
After proceeding short distance ano, hel
gentleman was found standing beside tbs
street, with carriage waiting for hors'
which was not likely to come. | direct
ed him TO fasten on behind the secon
carriage, which he did, and in this wa
we whipped up and got out OF the wa
of the flames with our wives and children
Albert George is in the Houston, (Texas
iail charged with seventeen murders With
The past five years. H is only 80 years oil
but he has improved his oppo rtunlties ar
hereby won success in his pecul lar line.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-09

THE INDIANS OF THE Rocky Noun.
TAIN>.-A letter from Granville Stuart,
published IN the st. Louis Republican,
gives an Interesting account OF the eight
indian tribes, in the Rocky Mountain re-
gion. All of these have declined in num-
bers and IN character. The Shoshones
have a reservation in Wind River valley;
aud depend on the Indian department fol
living. They are contentedly learning
20 farm. The Snakes and Banracks are
ON two reservations in Montana. They
have IS acres under cultivation. The
FIat-b beads and Pend Oiilles are partially
civilized and have farms of their own.
The Nez Perces are quiet and we'll dis
posed, and stay on their own reservation.
The Grows are in the Yellowstone valley,
aud have 112 acres onder cultivation
The Backfeet and Plegans hunt along the
Teton river. The Indians of Montana are
more contented than heretofore. Mr. Stu
art thinks that the Indians have suffered
great injustice and cruelty, and that n q
very short time they will be extinct.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-09

EOHN II. NICHOLS against Harriet r. Nichols
eU Summons-For relief. Com. (~erved.)
To Harriet r. Nichols. You are hereby summon
ed and required 10 answer the complaint in this
this Court at his Office in Kenosha, and 10 serve
copy of your answer on al my Office in the city
of kenosha, in the state of Wisconsin, within TWEEN
day OF such service: and if you fail 10 answer the
complaint as aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dared, October 3d. 1871 A. G. COLE
6w19 ofKenosha, Wis. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-09

Any hard steel tool will cut glass with
great facility when kept freely wet with
camphor Dissolved in turpintene. A drill
t,ow may be used or even the hand alone.
A hole bored may be easily enlarged by =
round file. The ragged edges of glass
vessels may also be thus easily smoothed
ny fat file. Flat window glass can
readily be saved by a watch spring saw
| by the aid OF this solution. In short, til,
most brittle glass can be wrought almos
as easily as brass by the use of cutting
'ooIs kept constantly moist with cam
phoriz d oil Of turpentine.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-09

CHEAP WASH FOR BUILD1NGs.-Take a
clean water tight cask, and put into it
half bushel OF lime. Slack it by pour
ing water over it boiling hot, and in
sufficient quantity to cover it five inches
deep, and stir it briskly till Thoroughly
slackened, dissolve if in water, and add
two pounds of sulphate Of zinc and one
OF common salt These will cause the
wash to harden and prevent it's cracking,
which gives an unseemly appearance to
the work. A beautiful cream color may
be given to the wash by adding three
pounds of yellow ochre; or a good pearl
or lead color by the addition of lump of
iron black. For fawn color add four
pounds of lumber, one pound of Indian
red, and one pound common lampblack
For stone color, add two pounds raw
lumber and two pounds of lampblack.
When it is applied to the outside vt
houses and to fences, it is rendered more
durable by adding about pint of sweet
milk to a gallon of wash.--Sc5entifc
american.
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A young couple in Connecticut became &C
quainted on the 4th of July, wese, married on
he 9Th, and few days after the husband
published an advertisement warning all per-
sons not to trust his wife on his account.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Essavs for Young Men, on great social evils and
which interfere with marriage. and ruin the
SonDiness of thousands-with sure means OF re
iaf for the Erring and Unfortunate. diseased and
debiitated. Sent in sealed 'etter envelopes, free
IF charge Address
OF cn"lse' HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
No. 2South Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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| CIsTERN FOR SURFACE WATER Fac
year over considerable portions of til,
country farmers are put to much annoy
ance and ezra labor, and their stock to
considerable actual suffering on account
Ut scarcity of water. Where water from
t he wells is difficult to obtain, a good
ciSfern is perhaps the best way 10y which
t" obtain waller. But many farmers in
the West have small buildings ana the
water from their roofs would be but OF
| limited amount. To such we recommend
: he digging of cisterns in which to col
e and hold water from the earth's sur
lac1. In a very large number Of cases
sufficient fall can be near the farm build
lngs for the purpose. The water from
winter rains and melted snow from a
halt acre "t land even, will be very
large amount.
Dig the CHS ern, if possible, about the
stables, so as not to catch the water
tainted with manure. AS a matter of
convenience and cheapness in building,
and III after cleaning, the cisteln had
best be made long and narrow, running
along the slope. 1t may be covered with
two-inch plank. A few channels on
either side to guide the water will be all
that is needed. If the surface is covered
with grass, and care is taken not to allow
the water falling in summer showers to
run in except in cases of scarcity, the
amount of sediment will be comparative
y small, and the water will certainly
be cooler, purer and every way better
than that from artificial ponds into
which cattle and hogs freely 90
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-09

ouJ "Oiu ia VIC ASH language bnaC mas
ever been spelled iL her hearing, and even
words that she never has heard before she
spells phoneticall' leaving out no letter that
is not silent when the word is pronounced
Mechanics are the palace builders OF the
world not a stick is hewn, hot a stone is
shaped in all the lor dly dwellings of The rich.
that does not owe it's beauty and fitness to
the skill of the mechanic. The towering
| spires that raise their giddy heads among the
! clouds depend upon the mechanics art for
| their strength and symmetry. Not an edfice
for devotion, business or comfort, but bears
| the impress of their hands. How exalted is
their vocation, how sublime their calling!
Blessed are they to whom people go when
they are in distress Blessed are they around
whom the little children flock Blessed are
they who are cared for by men when they are
IN extremities and emergencies Blessed are
they upon whom grateful eyes look, saving
Come again-I am better forlyour coming ,,
An old farmer said to his sons "Boys
don't you ever speckerlate, or wait for sum
nit to turn up You might jest as well &C
an sit down on & stone in the middle of
medder, with pail atw'xt your legs, an
await for cow to back up to you to bt
mi ked.'
At Oshkosh. passenger trains going either
way change engines. On Monday night, afCe
reaching Appleton station, the engineer dis
covered that beautiful white hen had gon
oroost under the boiler, and thus had FREE
ride IromIOshkosh, undsturbed by the clatte
/ Of the engine. Both engine and hen wende,
heir way triumphantly to Fort Howard.
Tom Murray "a Chicago bootblack ,appeare
Il in Detroit, Monday, and bought 5000 LOT i
that city, for which he paid IN postal currer
{ cy mainly of the denomination of ten cents
;, and which it took three hours to count. II
: is only II years old, and says he made h
Z money in boot backing in three years.
A new way has been discovered of cuttin
and polishing Cape May diamonds, SO tn,
they can hardly be detected from the genuir
7 article. &tEAs8
ID The Cumana Bay expedition have found IL
r wreck of the San Pedro, and at last accoun
We're preparing tor the supposed treasure.
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Croyes moi chlrs Il Jesnne sst pars pour loostsmps
julien ssntie sueur frods couler sur rec tsmpss
-Qui vous lait sroise -. dsmardat-il
Bah bah reprit d mere Magoire mauvais sang ne
poavst osnr. Les bohemiens chscun salt o. monrrsient
putd Do roster pace. L. Jeanne 81 osrtaosmcn.
ans ais do bohtmiens lai toujours dis Avee lYgs s
beseia d vor do pays la e vsnu es plantans = mere
sdcpeve - efss dc lett ams ellie e psrts ssus
risn Dire IN beas matia !; sstes asses clair, esla
-Oai ss clas rcprit grands lls Dc dixs ssps ans
Iongue magre roasse q dshanchee. Ells ait pa NAL
= 6ere eette vagsboods; notre socieS aun dSplu ma
dsmoisels ellie espere doute, somms tant daasrss
tsosvss fortsne % vllc Bon voyage Co nsst pas moi
qui h regssttsrai. s
-Mais s' est aiuG, 6t ID nourrice don't Ia oondsncs
stbraola ques-ee que j vais dsvsnir, moi ayse sn
mioche Of uns folls sur los bras tSa
Dame vos. stssodrss que Jeanne ssvissos. die 90
nsssant d MIRO Magloss. .sat .s.s4
-Voli - qss esst qss daimss tsop lss seas, aosta
Z grauds 6s rouse voas % rsvsst losjosss quslqss
eAoee. s. s94 s as
Ia discussion ala soa train. Chaeua dnit "a mot !;
ehscuus issrprttait = fseoo 10 depart Dc y uue ale !:
mais psrsonas. sxcsptt Julien, nea soupconnas y VI
meen 'ss'stasss
Il ~ Cailaud espsudant sntn dams l. shaaniass. i
II dtacdss esi J rlgpait lsi dSmootn jssqs1 r6si-
dseee - - anolsss - disaisst que tsop usi
Sss0 Sssis pssis. Nsis d, posr soabis 4 tsnps!
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Les MILE EFT UNE
C0NNAISSANCES TITLES.
CXL

La Gymnastique ct l'Educatiou, con-
siderees dune maniere generale, ex.
pri,nent 10 meme idee elles consistent
/ soumettre les organes. les sppsreils
ct leurs fonctions 4 des exercices r6gles.
dams le but de couserver ct d'ameliorer
les rapports harmoniques entire les par
ties ct les ensembles.
La gymnasique. tres rsveree ct fort
cultivee par les snciens ct les modernes,
forme une brsnche speciale de l'Hy-
gieoe. lorsqu' u'elle pour objet dame.
liorer le systeme locomoteur ct de pre-
vsnir les derangements do Il santd.
Ellie devient une bsanche do ID thsra.
peutique lorsqu'elle remedio aux diffor.
mites ct ooncourt ! ID Huerisou des
ED6n, ellie oonstitue l'educatiou pro-
prement dite, lorsqu'elIe s'occupe Dc
diriger ct de coltiver lee instincts, les
sentiments = l'iotelligencs.
lie repos continusl dan orgaas ct
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ront des organes ct des appareils prepon.
derants les excitations qu'ils appellrnt
de toutes parts lis les condamneront
d un rcpos plus ou moips absolu :; en-
meme temps. lis exerc ,ront les parties
faib'es de maniere 4 menagcr. 1 deve-
Topper graduellement leurs forces ; ct
bien'ot liuegale repartition dc l'nctivi.
to organique cessera. 81 les parties pre-.
dominates ne perdent pas leur. force
exageree, les parties fables acquerront
de ftnergie, ct l'equilibre Sc retablira.
L'experiencc a deuontre que les
instincts, les sentiments. Intelligence
ct scs faculties, soumis aux memes pro.
cedes. conduisent aux memes resultats.
Dr. r. PAULEr.
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d srms avaient longemps attspdss svast Do q rem
dre aux champa Jeanne. pooctsslle dordnare. narr
vait paa On sfmpatientait.
Parties dsvant lsur dit Julien Cailsud qui await ses
rsisons pour ptnagsr tsts-Atsts svss b Beauce
rome: Jeanne = ssn sndorms j r1vssra en- pasant
nous voas rejoiodross.
Les ao6tsrous obSirent. Ell
Ls 6ls Osillsod travsra Tilay par h ras do bourg
nais CONNIE ID veills il ssnait son eour - ssrrse mo.
ssrs quill spprooAait
q VII Dc loin ra.semblement rm9 devant Il demeurc
Do folls e jssss homme redoutant qaelqus malheaf
doubs ls pas. W. 4'ft /
Lss eounare da pays discstaiept hauts voix.
a rarriv6s . Julien, tout bruit essa. estAF
-voss vsnss chsruhsr votss ayslssss, notss mairc
1sm1nda l'uns d'ellss.
-Osi. mers naglore.
-Trop lard mos gan, ellie 81 pastie.
-Oo9usuk, partie dee s,ss ..r ses -
--1h ssi istsrronpit h psynsss qui svait pris On
nsss = pssit Msrais st qsi gssis h folls; d Jean.
.slts = Isss 4 fairs ~ voyse = ssslgass joars
0sy 80 ftaes:ass ~. = posfqaoi sabasdsr fort
I peoDo . sisef
: Chhns1sr. slahssdss! coansla h .ass Masloirs
-Ike esee y psst p vsqssr - sfairss naiuts.
nA6t ! Np6qsa 4 nossfiss - ios' aisfs TTs
Ajess 1oael SspEit b nass Maglos @ hsasnst -
lpaaa; 4 ssss -. b Callssias voss vess lessss e
ssssssss~ par lss bsses nessssrs dsss ajoasss I
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STAR hAEK M8LL
AUX PLANTEURS RIZIERS.

Les soussignss ont rhonneur d'informer
es planteurs riziers dc S.-Jesn. .Baptiste ct
des psr"isses voisines, qu'ils viennent de
faire reparer ct nrranger leur moulin ct d'y
adapter tous les erfsctiounements ct anne.
liorations les plus modsrnes, sous Ia direc.
ton dc Ia nsison Geddas, Shakspear &
Gle. Go Ia NOuvelle-O rl&sns.
1ls ont retenu et % sont sssurc le service
permanent d'excellsnts oavriers parfaite-
ment au courant de Ia spScialits du riz ct
habitue. an travail qu'elle rsclsme.
lie sollicitent done respectueusement ct
espSrent obtenir le suffrage ct le patronage
du public, ct lis no ntgligeront ui soins nj
efforts pour sen rendre dignes ct soutenir
honorablement Ia concurrence avec lee pre-
miers Establishments du meme genre dsns
rEtat.
Les soussisuss rsisrent enin lee person.
mes qui d6sireraient se renseigner sur IL
vsleur ct le mSrite de leur moulin, / NJ. A.
SOCoLA, negociant en- rix I II Nouvelle.
Orleans, ainsi qu'sux autres courtiers de
Ia vile qui s'occupent du commerce do Get
important produit.
y. ABADJE 3 Gle.
st-Jean-Baptiste, 0 septembre 1871.
9sla.
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IMMIGRATION
ALsAcIENNE EFT LORRAINE

LIE docteur T. ANFOUx, sur 10 point de
partir pour 10 Franco pour chercher des
travailleurs, = Phonneur d'informer les
planteurs qui d6sireraient contractor avec
lai quill designe CONNIE agents, charges
de fournir des renseignements
stCharles, n. AcHILLE d. BoUaERE.
St-Jean. Baptiste, NM. MAxIMILIEN
BECHEL, ct DUMEZ BELOW.
St-Jscques, NM. LOUIS LEBOUR0EoIs
q Colcoel ALTRED ROMAN.
L. souesigu6 invite lss planteurs Do ces
par0isses veuloir bien n pss perdro de
temps. sils d6sirent Stre pourvus l ID do
de oette snn6a De. +. ANpOux.
St-Jean-B -Baptists, Is soat 1871.
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de cette tenebreuse ct desesperante
profondeur que Ia meme main frater.
nellie veut encore le tircr, ct II s'a-
git de savoir sill la repoussera ct
s'absndonnera de nouveau 1 Ia ia.
tale influence qui Ia perdu.
Vainement imsgne.t.on de spe.
cieux pretextes pour nous replonger
dams les carrieres trop connues de
ce parti democratic qui porte la res.
ponsabilite de Ia guerre ct des rui.
nes qu'elle a faites, qui a annihile
le president Andrew Johnson 81 bien
intentionne. qui par son nom senl
eloigne Ia majorite des electeurs de
PUnion ct Went d'etre ecrase dams
la California ct Ia Pennsylvania.
On pretend qn'il faut le garder parce
quill q des cadres oui, des csdres
Oh s'sgitent encore quelques chefs
sans soldats. II est temps de les
fair CONNIE uDe crouIante masure,
ct de pro6ter dune occasion propice
pour rassem bier les democrates fa-
tigues dune lutte migrate, ct les
republicans irrites de Ia perversion
des libres institutions du pays. LIE
senateur Schurz. precSde de 50
grande ct ltgitime reputation dora
teur ct d'homme d'Etst. trouvera IL
Louisiana attentive / ses paroles.
ct saura faire comprendre i ses au-
diteurs les besoins prcssants. les
imperienses necessities du jour.
Mais qn'on sc rappelIe. avant dem
tendre peloquent messager dc paix,
Ia faute commise il va douze ans
ct 10 defaito de Stephen A. Douglas.
81 desastreuse pour les Etats dn Sud.
L'histoire dc ce laps de temps est
trop douloureuse pour ne pas etre
profitable.
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TRAVAIL A LA PART

Avis au1 hommes d'Snsrgis Il % bosnS
voloutx.
Les conditions len plus llbSrales seront
oesrtes aux o0ltivate0rs d6sireux Dc travail.
lee , q part, sus l'habitatiou CADANock.
ou ALvRED ROMAN, I StJacques.
:. Le prcpdStaire invite ceux qui seraient
disPos6s . seceptes = propositios, I =
reunir par groupes de cling an meins, mini
mum de nombro qui lui semble pScessaire
pour 10 genre do culture du pavs.
Four plus amples details et renseigue
ments, s'adresser ~ colonel Roman, sou
habitatioa Do CADANOCE, 6tJaeqsss, rive
drvite. -
6tJacques, 16 ssptembre 1871.
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..4stas ~. rF ea.ss - - q.
Il S6ls % savais siss. o. 10 seSs NJ ualers scs
echerches ns troays ndes qui pot csr aueloue
laeur dams son espsA - - go -
Ellie tpartis. EH . 80.
Ellie Avait dooc d repouss du maisre Oa;aud. Mai,
qui avsit pu Iinstruirs 4 bisu st d vite
Juiss sssqniva d = shsamiAsc prt 10 seutisr es bA
ct courut b Csillaudosie g1 - Mn Nl-"-s-'N.
ssss pAls. i dtllit % sssisau1 s.e i .s,s,e Gail.
'asa ~ soo.ah . eEiss, sarr4ia aubs dsoits eur
1 -Qasssil dooe arrive. mon gsrs dsmaodasr d'uOe
soix isquiAss. ssasS j sTss-.1sIs 9-""'.'' : '''
Ellie ~ pastis st.
Quit. a. 80 81
-E'ls: Jssnse. Cest votse ouvrsgs sussi mon nero
vous vouI'es d chassss EIls spss ss devants An
ayes bies tFavst hsr sor. voas dsvss tr, suatenI =
--Voyoos. Julien, salnsto NJ q i 4, - :" i
Mo eslmsr, rsprt 10 jsuns homns sveo IN r;rs .msr
a's voss - 1asss done pes compsis sle 81 part;s
ke ssisss Tlsy ellie fai :slls 81 nosss psat1tre
h.,ss -. 8. :e':s ss:d.t d'sss vas ,a.s. jini
- .alss Oai'lsd quissa sarsels. Il essuaas sos as
N = .st pss esssersr d NAL. as-;l dOuoeo eo.o. !.
Sessossee . ct point sssStss esas gss4 1s93ys4s7
YxANcs 7sssos.
(Le snA os p,oosaia nuu<yo.y
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PARTI DE La REFoRME

-~ooo~-
LIE mot vague ct eIastique de re-.
forme est 10 denomination provi.
soire inscrits sur 10 drapesu one
livre an vent Uncertain de Ia politi.
que ID population allemande de
rOuest. depression est heureuse.
ment choisie. ne heurte personne
ct permet un facile rallicment de
tous les elements epars ct de tous
les debris Aottants des vieux par.
tis qni ont preexiste ct survecu 1
10 guerre civile. La porte est grande
ouverte 1 tous Les mecontents. lie
movement . commences par nm
scbisms republicain ct s'est declare
dams l'Ouest par l'election de Grats.
Brown an poste de gouverneur du
Missouri. Gratz Brown, gendre de
Benton CONNIE Fremont. si nous ne
nous trompons, mails plus 6dale
hSritier des doctrines de son bsau.
psrs que ne 10 ett l'explorateur des
Montagnes Rocheuses. Gratis.
Brown . rSuni les sufrsges demo.
cratiques et RIP publicains et triomphs
avee eclst du candidst omciel do
gouvernement federal. grace sur
tout \ l'entrainante propaganda
do slnateur Carl Schurs qui venait
de rompre en- meme temps que
Sumner avec le president Grant au
snjet du plan d'snnexion de Saint
Dominique, ct qsi. faisant IN pas
de plus que ce meme colleague Sum.
ner. . Snergiquement combattu 40
CoagrAs Il hi ks-kluxe st lea ten.
dances q ntralisatrioes du poovoir
execstM. La victoire remportee au
Missouri . fait sensation ct donne
l'idte den poursuivre Les cons6quen.
cee, Of le pari nouvesu-ne. qui ve.l
matt CONNIE Hercale d'ttouasr lee
serpents don't II ttait enlac6 dams
son bssosas, . ssoti 10 besoia do %
forti6er en s'ttendant. Do u ces
eDcosragensnts doanSs ~ Sod
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