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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-08-25

The Institute will close this week only about
eighty-two persons have enrolled, far-somethine
over half the number that enrolled last year, but
those who have been in attendance. this year, are
mostly practical teachers. who will teach in the
County.
Good order and strict attention TO business lave
been noticeable features throughout the session OF
the Institute OF course n few Of the "a" grades
have taken things little easy, but most have work
ed hard.
Civil Government, Physical Geography, aud
ysiology, have proven the most interesting reeafa
tons but Kansas pedagogues are not all eonstifu-
tional lawyers For instance: The LegislatuEes
appoint the Presidential Electors maa who has
lived thty-v years in the U. s. Is qualified To NIL
the Office Of PRESIDENT Legal Tender notes arc Pc
per issued by the States; the Mexican war was
caused by the disputed boundaries Of the Missouri
Compromise and the Fugitive Slave law was the
result Of the Kansas and Nebraska hill" These are
few Of the slight discrepancies.
Physiology is generally well reeited, with the ex-
ception Of the young who insisted that the teeth
are the first organ of digestion and yet his do not
grow on the outside Of the mouth.
Physical Geography is only ON the Hoasso~
plan. This author did not live away hack in the
dark ages, with Guyot, Mitchell, and other igno-
ramuses but lives in the present enlightened age,
and is contemporary Of Hall, the invineibe Phho--
opher.
Several persons visited the Institute, WITHIN tue
past week AL seem perfectly satisfied with what
they saw. Even the Dr. who called twice ior Thai
young lady-he was satisfied.
Ben. Arnold, one of Brown County's best Teachers
is in town. We believe be is looking after certain
teacher who took something of his sometime since
Ralph Hunt, Esq, of White Cloud. is in town.
sanvassing for certain educational works. which, oil
course. are better than all others
T. {. Clark, of Iowa Point, was in town. last
week; he called once or twice at the Institute.
Many of the teachers ask favor OF supt shaner
which is very delicate for him to perform When
they are applicants for school, they think Mr..
shaner should rceeomend them in special manner.
When there happens TO be several applicants. he can
do this without making oth"rs mad; 80 he. Of
course, feels delicaey in recommending any one.
However, most of the teachers are engaged. Below
il n complete list OF those employed;
l. Ii. Marshall, Severance.
Lena Lindner' Severance.
Katie Delaney Disfrct's
D. r. MELBOURNE, Mt. vernon
l. Barrel, shuiskys'
J. J. Baker, Rock Creek.
y NJ Gilmore, overlanders
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~ ii. ID. Guthrie, of Iowa Point, WINS in town,
Monday, looking for a teacher for the Willow
Springs school He engaged Miss Hattie Allen, who
taught the school last winter.
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Inp.r,.., .. r-asher.

A public examination viii be held At the school
building in Troy. at the cicse Of the Institute,
Friday and Saturday, August 18th and 9Th Thos<
intending to take schools, may avoid some incos
venience by attending this, other examination
win be held before October.
II. y. suAxEl, Co. Supe
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-08-25

~ We sorry to hear that friend, Louis
Deggnger, is seriously ILL., at his homo in Highland
Station. Louis is good fellow, and stirring bust
ness man, and the community cannot well spare
him. We hope he may soon recover.
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~ Frank Kot-ch has our thanks for basket Of
grapes of several of his choicest varieties. lie has
good Weld this season. and is daily shipping large
quantities.
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The Largest, Best and Cheapest
stock of Boots and Shoes in the
County.
The choicest styles of Summer
Straw Hats, for men and boys.

Remember, we don't propose to
he undersold in any kind of Dry
Goods or Groceries. We meet
any and all competition promptly.
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BOOTS!
BOOTS!
BOQTSi

Van Buskirk & Breckenridge are agents for NJ ID.
Wells "Old Mems Comfort Victor and peer
less Calf Boots-gven up to be the best in any mar
ket for the money.
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.y- A concert advertised for Tuesday night, by u
couple Of celebrated singers from the Bismarck Ju-
bilee. did not. for some reason. come off.
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MANEH To LOAN,

On Improved Farms, in sums to suit borrowers- In
terest per cent per annum and only o'e commission
of per cent for loan directly for private party
in the East. THos W. hEArlEf'
eleeso Troy, Kansas.
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LINEN SUITS .

We bought 100 Linen Suits and
listers, when at Chicago, this
spring, at soc on the dollar. We
throw them out for sale, this
week, and we want to zee any
body sell them as cheap as We will.
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II Take the Big Blood Medicine for dyspepsia,
hahitual eostivcness, or fever and ague. They are
all cured by Dr. Marshalrs Bromolinc. Price fifty
ceuts a hottie. Drnggists keep Il.
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nuy ,he G..aI.eh wheat Drt,r.

Ittcok the diploma at the County Fair last fall Its
peculiarly shaped fukes put it in the lead of all other
drills in hard trashy ground Ii Is well adapted to
hilly rough land Drills all kinds Of grain perfectly
Ii is just the drill the farmers want all who have
tried il say. For sale by Joseph sehietzbaun, Don
phan; J. II. Long, Severance, Ksns. Isazg
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For the next few days, my farm. and dwelling il
Troy. can be bought very cheap. Iwnnt to nse thu
proceeds in business RoBr. TRACY
2siuly
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" Patrick Kirwan publishes communication
in this issue, giving his views, and those of many
other Irshmen of this County, ON the assassin cle,
ment that is trying to fastrn itself on the Land
League movement. His sentiments correct. and
If the Land Leagues carry them out, and continue to
repudiate the q. Donovan Rossa style of men, they
cannot fail to have the sympathy of all good in
America.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-08-25

.v- Thanks for n basket of very choice grapes
from the vineyard of Mr.. John Dous, Of Washing
ton Township.
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u Uncle Green Wilkinson. the veteran black
smith, has opened shop on the corner east Of the
jail. and is prepared to do all matchmaking in first
class style.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-08-25

IT Ladies who Appreciate EieEasce and
purity nsins Parkers Hair Balsam. IL the hest
article sold for restoring gray hair it's original
color and beauty.
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DRUGS.
Money 90 Lean,

And all the Standard Patest Mesietses, AZ
HERRINGs CASH STORE, Highland Sta
,i.n E.... 3lnchsl-
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Cared of DripkiuR.

"a young friend of mine cured of an Unsuitable
thirst for liquor, which had Frustrated him that
he was unable to do any business, lie was entirely
cured by the of Hop Btters 1t allaycd all that
burning thirst; it took away the appetite for liquor
made his nerves steady. and be has remained sober
and steady man for than two years, and has no
desire to return to his cups. know of number Of
others that have been cured of drinking by it,
From a IeadiAg X. X. Official Chicago, us.
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FRANKLIN RaBCoCR

"" long time, at per cent. interest, on well inn
proved Farms in DOnlhan County, Kansas. Apply to
1"he~f- Y. X. Stout Troy. Kansas.
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~ Persons exposed to the sun will escape sun
stroke, If they take Dandelion Tonic regularly.
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~ Wherever coughs, colds and consumption
exist, Ayers Cherry Pectoral ought to he known and
used. There never existed a sentiment universal
among all classes in favor Of any other medicine.
is entertained the world over. in regard to Ayers
Cherry Pcctoral- The humble.t patient in the pio-
neers cabin and the proudest dame in the metropolis
alike it, appreciate it and speak its praise.
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~ All wool yarn, IS cents per pound. at
A GoLDBERG, St. Joseph

~ All wool yarn, IS cents per pound. at
A GOLDBERG, St. Joseph.
II Calicoes, fine patterns, cents per yard, at
A. GoLDBERG, st. Joseph
~ Canton flannel, u cents per yard, at
A. GoLDBERG, st. Joseph.
Y cor-e;s, % cents, worth 50, at
A. GoLDBERG, st. Joseph.
~ Kniekerboekrr dress goods. 8, cents per yard,
at A. GoLpBERc, St. Joseph.
~ Fancy alpacss, l2i CENTS worth IS cents, at
A. GoLDBERG, st. Joseph.
IL complete stock of dry goods, at very low
prices at A. GoLDHERG, St. Joseph.
- 1000 lunches artificial flowers to be closed
out at Is cents, worth -, at
A. GoLDHERG, st. Joseph.
~ 1000 ounces of zephyr. Mt cents, Mt
A. GOLDBERG, ST. Joseph.
~ II you wish to purchase notions or dry-goods,
90 TO A. GoLpBERo, st. Joseph.
" Laces cents per yard. sold for Is elsewhere.
Go to A. GOLDBERG, st. Joseph.
~ Gents furnishing goods very cheap, at
"a
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-08-25

Twill he q candidate. suhjeet to nomination BY
the Republican County Convention, for reelection to
the Office Of County Clerk Of DoniPhan County.
d. W. MORSE.
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~ Gents furnishing goods very cheap, at
GoLDBERGs, st. Joseph.
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ggutal Maters.

For any other length Of time i'm accordance win sne
above rates which apply only 20 regular advertising
Rusiuess cards Of S fines or lessN q 3 year
For Legal transient advertisements " per io
the t insertion and 80 cent? square for each snos
Sneeial Notices viii be charged 20 per cent extra and
editorial advertisements and personal communication
dSlr nce Locals per line for single insertion
s cents per line for subsequent insertions -
Eight lines Of solid NOnparei make one square Al
fractions o. half .auare and over, counted full
square -uI.L.u
Advertisements requiring 10 be certified to- Val be ehAfg
al nc ct ~ certifying in addition regular rates
Transient advertisements must be paid for nvar1Aby In
sdvAnce. -
~ JOB WORK Of al kinds done short notice AZ
low n the times win admit An job Work must be paid
far when taken from the Office
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~ 1000 ounces of zephyr. ut cents, Mt
A. GOLDBERG, st. Joseph.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
County Clerk.

Fee for Lsgisatirs or Cssnfy 0fee s. IN adrsaeri fee
Tossa-kip or tfg Oaes. o.
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" Joseph McCrum is the latest man on deck, to
report an addition TO his family.
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At low rates. on long time. n. PRICE,
2ijHnrsO. Troy, Kansas.
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Shiloh's CONSUMPTION Cure,

lP- Miss Mamie Nesbit will tcnch ut Leona, the
coming school year.
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men and boys. at S'sA~ mars io'
VAN BusKIRK BREcKEsRnar,s
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THE DRESS GOODS BARGAIN
OF THE SEASON!

200 yards of plain and hairline
Summer Poplins, now on the road
from Chicago, to he sold at SIC
per yard. These goods will wash,
and are very desirable.
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"Reminiscences. Of Gen. blunt.

" Fifty bolts Of new Calico just received ut
MCCRUM 4 CowEN's
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THE EGYPTIAN RAT DESTROYER
l. the best preparation ever devised for the extermi
nation Of these troublesome vermn, and all other in
sccts, bugs, reaches, &c. l0febSl.
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sheriff.

1 viii be a candidate in the Republicsn Comfy
Convention for nomination for the Office Of Sheriff d
DcniPhan County
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" Laees cents per yard, sold for Is elsewhere
Go To A. GoLDnERG, st. Joseph.
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- 1000 lunches artificial flowers to be close
out at Is cents, worth -, at
A. GoLDBERG, st. Joseph.
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y Fancy alpaess, l9i cents. worth IS cents at
A. GOLDBERG, st. Joseph.
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IL complete stock of dry goods, at very low
prices, at A. GoLDHERG, Sc. Joseph.
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money. s ~ 49,"
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DoNIrHAs COUNTY DIRECTORY.


Judge 81 Judicial Dstriet-DAvID MAKTIS
Couaty C,oruuissioners-R. p. SHULsKI Crkus LELN
Jg LuKUs fETTEs-
Sherif-CHAKLEs BURKHALIER
Clerk Of District COurt-f. J. CDesE
srrea.,Irer-SAMUEL. " JOHNSON
County CIerk-D. W. MoRsE.
County Attorney-THoNAs W. HEkTIEr.
Probate Judge-JoHS r. WILSON.
Register Of DeedS-ERAsNJs =. DIXoS
Superintendent Of Public InsfruetiOn-H r. SHAME
Suryeyor-CHARIFs CORBUsiEE-
C0roner-DR RoHEKT S. DTSsNoRE
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~ Ifyou wish to purchase notions or dry-goosls
goto A. GoIpBERo, st. Joseph
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ENEOLLAhNI-flEsr GkADk.
Nora Dunleavy, Glen Klippel
Ellen Bozarth Celtic Hanson.
T. b. Marshall, NJ. l. Edwards,
Lena Lindner, =. r. Paige,
Z. b. Martin. Robert Wyatt,
Mamie Nisbci, :. \. Sisbct-
George Metz Hester Garyin,
Emma Toner, Mamie Maynard
Eta steele Georgia Ssott
Gillie wood, John =. Milbourne
j. j. Baker. Clara Williams
Z. y westfAll l.. e. MARYLAND,
&. W. MARYLAND, \. VI. Gilmore.
Kate Foncruok Katie Briggs
Leona Sullivan, e. W. Robertson,
ID. II. Conklin, Hattie Allen
Ella Mckernan T. &. Clark
II. l. Carpenter, e. =. Cary.
Mollie Brock. Chant Watkins,
Della Spanlding. Eliza Johnston,
Joe jefferson, j. l. Cotton.
SECOND GIADE
Mary Rawlins, Hattie yansice,
Ellen Mr;zrty, Nellie FORREST
Annie Berry. Hattie Schork,
Alvin Hawkins, ]. =. Nevis
Thos- BARRETT, W. W. Whitnirr,
Mollie Gray, Katie Delaney,
Lizzie Thompson, Dora Wells,
Lizzie Ellcge. Ida Elleg-,
Mamie Maynard, Emma Maynard
Cassie Brady. Adell HAllowen,
Jennie Chiffon, Mabel Perry,
Mand Perry, Warren Perry,
JOSIE Flickinser. Molls Rggs
Hugh McCrum. Henry Bslrr
Maggie Rrnneker. Emma Renn~krr,
Minnie Rennrker, Belle Hickman,
Walter Tracy, HALL. Tracy
Clarence Price Il. +. Jeff-rs
Haiti" Sro't. William Erskine
Hattie Ottrn Isaslorp Irwin
Rachel Metz.
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~ Knirkerbockrr dress goods. 8, cents per yard,
It A. GoLpBERG, st. Joseph.
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n A new fall stock Of Boots and Shoes st
NcCHrx cowu'k
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AGENTS.,

AGENTS.
LANES IT. BATES q Park Row, New York.
\ NJ PETTENGILL a CO. 81 Park Row New YORK
HOWELL 4 CHESMAS ST Louis, No.
TITS PAPER may be found on file al George 7.
Using Rurean 40 Spruce ST. where adveTtsning con
tracts NAV be made for IL IN NEW YORK.
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II Calicoes, fine patterns, cents per yard, at
A. GoLDBERG, st. Joseph.
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Troy L.Ice No l3i1 knights Of Honor, meets the sec
oDd and frth Friday evenings in each moath in Odd fe
lows Hall BolsTs' Bank. - -.
RoRRET WILKINSON Reporter.
AT T. CHURCH.-Seryicesc every sabbath at 10y A M
We and !. T. NJ. Prayer meeting every THURSDAY even
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a. y. a. a. VI.

~. r. a -. W.
Troy Lsige Ma a. A =. and A. NJ mests in their han
fr.t Monday In each nuIth before full moon and second
Saturday thereafter. - - ,,,,,,,,-,,,>-,, NJ, NJ
D. c. SINCLAIR SEC
wath.na Lodge No. Ca A. 7. & A NJ, meets at their
Hall every Saturday before the full modn. and every
two weeks thereafter Visiting brethren cordially IN
yited a attend - hAICh, W. n
W. w. CARTER, Sec.
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Y Necru. Ceven win receive order. for new
timothy seed
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" The Largest, Best, and Cheapest stock Of Boots
and Shoes in the County, st
VAN BusKIRK & BREcKENRrDGEs.
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4. o. O. r.

y. o. O. r..
Try City ISsise No p every Saturday night al
Odd Fellows Hall over Boilers Bank All members oil the
Order cordially invitel TO attend r,, - ~
L. A RODERICK- T. Sec.
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~ Canton flannel, n cents per yard, at
A. GoIDBERG, st. Joseph.
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H. =. saAsEs, Ca s.ps.
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~ cor-e,s, % cents, worth 50, at
A. GOLDBERG, st. josef
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-12-03

Giles de ga belle.mere, qui ne pour
raft manquer de regretter le gen
DIRE titr6 qu'elle await 81 long
temps ambitionne. Par avance,
ii entendait Ii terrible veuve sc
crier P%onrquoi ma file a-t.el'e
epous6 un notaire! Que hi Sc
rait>il arrive de plus 81 ellie etalt
devenue Nine d'Auberiy. Rui
nee, ellie serait au mOins Iestee vi
cOmtesse
Dependant, quelqne terleur on
il eprouvat 4 la pensee de he PAS
garder ses tourments pour lul
seul, il arriva chez lui decide a
tout dire a Marthc, ct ne fit qn'
un bond de son coupe 4 la cham
bre 4 coucher de sa femme, don't
, il ouy,it doucemcut Ia porte.
Mais la, sur lie seuil de cette
piece, il ssarrete brusquement'
Nine Du'oncty, sa file sur ses Sc
uouX. Ipi taisait signe de ne FAME
aucun bruit. L'entant s'assoupis
salt, tendrement berce, ct il etai'
impossible de rover I'm plus ravl>
SAINT ,ableau que ceiui qu'otfial
cette adorable jeuue mere, ell elt
aaul dehabiiIe lie satin hleu, Fl
foncae dams IN grand fauteuii e
fledonnant, de sa plus tendr'
vo:x, Nh de ces naits ct charmant'
retlaiusqu, les bebes selnblen1 ell
core ecuuter en- dormant.
Oh! jamais, jalnais! Sc iii
le maIheureux. ell envoyant I'll
bout dc SEES loists un baiser d &c;
deux aiMeeS!
a suirre.
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G.. .JAERERT & Gle.
De

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Cotoas, indienaes, Kubans, Boa
neterie, M"achoirs. etc etc.
70 Rue tic ihaitrtS, pres Canai
NUUFELI.E-DRLEANS.
Eette iDaisuI ,iela bitn connne par son
a~ncienne;e 80 ;iiis d'eAlsieucc) ct ic bas
prIA dc ses Articles, oIre aux i1ar>.iauu>
dies oaipasue>. i.tssnriilutut ie plus CON.
pl-I ct lie ;,ius yaric de L~u,lrchaAttIses eccIc
Ceite niai>on rescit chaque semaine .e
EuveauA cnyois du Noru 1T lie i. urupe
iaet al ,oiI ton. paiticuiicT ii iemlr;rIes
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FEUILLETON:
LES
DUN

PAR. RENE DE PoS1 JEST.
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DEUXIEME PARTIE
DRAMES I'VTINES,

FEMME DE- MONDE EFT DANsEUsR
Sansse rende compte lie l'eutrai
uementqu'elle snblssait l'ancienue
maitresse do NJ. de Bleze etait de
venue l'ulIiee de cette seduissante
ieune femme qu:eile await ell toni
d'abord l'intcntion d'humilier.
La douceur, Ia bonte, lie charme
de la jolie Dotairesse avaieut ope
re CT miracle ct la file de thea
tire, oubliant sa haine instructive.
s'etait, au contrairc, semitic subtle
ment toute fele dc jouer o role
dams I'LL dralne du g,aude monde.
Aussi vonlut-eIle reconduire
Nine Duloncey jusqu'a Ia porte
dc son appartement, pour no ST.
separcr dele qn'apres FAVOR sd
aueo reimbursement ct lui avoir
Gepete:
A bientOt.
Ellie s'elanca ensuite vols son
salon. Apres avoir trop long
temps oubliee que NJ. d'Anhetty
sly tronyait, ellie sen souvenait
SUPPLEMENT-, ct cer:aine quill await
tout entendu ct tout retenu, ellie
Sc demandait avec nne c~ertaine
inqnietude comment ellie obtien
draft son silence.
Latitude que prit lie jeune
homme Ii son arriyte ne fut pas
de nature 4 la rassurer, car il Ia
recut par un eclatd lie iife ct en- lui
distant:
-Parfait ma cbere Rita, vous
volta all mieux avec IA .jolie notai
reese. Jsai cru un moment Qu'el!e
allait vous s~auterau con pour vors
enbrasSer.
-Parl0ns sarieusement, vicom-
tie, repondi6 Ia danseuse. Je n'al
pas besoin de vous affirmer cue
81 i:avais su dams quel but m'etait
fate la visite que je viens dc rece
voir, ie ne veus aurais pls an.ori
Sc 4 roster Ia ct i 6couter. II ne
tient QUA vous de ne pas me fai.
re- trop regrettcr cette imprudet
CO c:est en- me Dormant votre pa
role d'honneur de lie dire 4 pei
some nn seul mot de &C que vOus
avez entendu.
III est certain que 81 je faisais
part q Pierre do votre negotiation
projetee, il pourrait prendre les
chooses asSez NAL.
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