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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-14

A true copy of Record-Attest,
Gil L. II. THOMPSON, Jud
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-07
ECONOMY is Wealth.

So think the County Commissioners
Of Boise County, as will appear from
the letting Of the Hospital Contract at
their session held on January 5th.
Three bids were presented OH the
superstition that the lowest RESPONSE
bic bid'' would receive the contract.
One bid was $3.50, another $2,325,
and Mr.. Cooper's bid $4,000. A few
residents Of Idaho City demonstrated
agrinst the Hospital being established
10 the town, although it has been in
town continuously, with the exception
of two or three years. since it was
founded This was a game to influence
the Commissioners, aud it succeeded
to g charm; the highest bid took the
prize, sthe longest pole reached the
persimmunn, and all because the Hos
Ipltal was not wanted in town.
ia first bid was not considered at
all, and my bid was rejected over my
proposal 10 locate the Hospital out d
town, and 50 $3.50 Of the dear peoples
money has 70 go to supply a pdrty-
striker Well. what are the people
good for but tc vote and pay taxes?
A. B MoRRELL.
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House Bill No. l3. An act ia ex-|
tend the powers Of the Board Of Coun-
~ Commissioners Of Boise county re-
lating to road contracts.
See. /. The Board Of County Com
missioners Of Boise county. upon learn
ing that any Of the public roads are
not repaired, and kept ID order by
any one contracting 10 do 50, shall
have the power, and shall cause the
same to be done, BY placing labor
thereon; and such expense shall be
retained from any amount that may
be due him on his contract, and should
that be insufficient or nothing BE- due
thereon. the deficiency, Or the whole
amount, as the case may be, shall lie
collected from his bondsmcn, as other
liabilities.
Sec. 2. All acts, and parts Of acts
I'm conflict with the provisions Of this
|act, arc hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
and be il force from and after liz
passage.
Under the present law the Commits.
Esioners are empowered to disalIow sala
ries Of contractors If the roads arr
mot kept in good condition. This Law
is good 80 far as it goes. but does ID
lgo far enough to give the Commits
sioners power to put the roads in Or
der at the expense Of the contractor
lin case theyfail to do SO.
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Consolidated Notice of Final Ere.
Emption Froof
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CRY,
idaho Terr., Nov. ed, 1880


NOTICES hereby given that the follow.
In ing named settlers have filed notice of
their intention TO make final proof in sup
port of their claims and secure final entry
thereof and that said proof will be made
efore the Register aud Receiver at their
office in Boise City. idaho Territory, on
Monday, the Doth day of December, 1880
viz: Philip Rant, of PIaceryillc Post
office. Boise County, Idaho Territory, Pre-
emption Declaratory Statement No 2112
for the SWl of SWli Sec. 90 and Sell of
SWl4 and Sls sf Sci Sec. 81 TIP n K
X Il and he namesxhe following witness
es to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF sat& tact, viz: Michael
Leary and Patrick Golden, of Placerville
pnstufiicc, Boise county, Idaho Territory,
Alex. Danskin, of Boise City postoffice.
Ada county, Idaho Territory, and John
VI .Dansk IN, of ldaho CITY postoflicee,
Noise county, Idaho Territory.
Walter f. Hiatt, of PlaccryiIle pestoffice.
Boise county, Idaho Territory, Pre- emp,
tion Declaratory Statement No. 21S5 for
the SM Il of NW1 Sec. a6 and sell
NWl1 and So of MEL Sec. ~ in TIP z II
r 4 Z ard he names the following witt
ncsses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said tract, viz:
Michael Leary AMI Patrick Golden, 81
placervillc postoffice, Boise county, loaa.
postof1ice, Ada county, Idaho Te.E t%s'As
and John NJ. Danskin, ri Idaho City .sssx1
office, Boise county. idaho territory.
JOHN B. MILLER
isssissss
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Irish Land and industrial Leagues
are being organized everywhere ON
the Coast.
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SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.

The second ehiertallT elt given by
the scholars * tic Idaho City Public
School Tor the purpose raising funds
to pay eff the Indebtedness incurred in
recent improvements made iii and
about the sci ool- house, was given on
Wednesday evening last, to a full
house.
The exercises in both exhibition
brought out every scholars ability,
and but very few nnfavorable crili-
clsms were heard relative to either
the nature of the selections, or TO the
manner in which they were rendered
The purpose was a commendable
one, and Notwithstanding some obsta-
cles, the scholars have accomplished
what they set out to do, and sufficient
funds have been raised.
We have no chance now to give "a
detailed analysis or criticism of the
programme nor of the participants.
for all did well, and the real friends of
the school are well-pleased arid salts
fled. The school-house is now in y
good and tue school re-opens,
on NJ ,nday pext for a long term. and
no doubt tue boys and girls will con-
time To do well under the able clr-
scientinus management Of Professor
. and Mrs. Gilbert Bntlpr.
Now let those who profess to be in
terested in the welfare Of our schoi
1 PROVE the honestyssf such profession
1 by visiting the school, 50 that ttey
may he able to speak knowingly and
report honestly of the school
A full and coH.plete report Of all
monies received and expended by the
/ School Trustees in the matter Of i'm
provements will be published in orr
next issue.
Irish Land and industrial Leagues
are being organized everywhere ON
tie Coast.
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Arrogant Breath and Pearly teeth

Are easily obtained by cleansing your
teeth daily with that justly popular denti-
frice, SOZODONT. Composed of rare
antiseptic herbs, it imparts whiteness to
the teeth, a delicious aroma TO the breath,
and preserves intact, from youth to old
age, the teeth. Acidity of the stomach
will destroy the strongest teeth unless its
effects are counteracted with SOZODONT,
and this pure toothwash protects the
dental surfaces by removing every i'm
purity that adheres to them Ask your
druggist for SOZODONT. dec. nth
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BOISE CITY, Idaho, Jan. 8, ls8l

Do1bE OIff, ludnO, an. 8, 1901.
4 Ed. WoRLn The House met this
morning at the usual hour, every
member at his table, aud business
opened II good style. A few bills III
q general character were introduced.
One by M. Hedrick - suppress the
use 81 opium Is 4 Bill III great merit,
and will beyond doubt become a
law.
The House this afternoon. III com
mittce Of the whole, having under
consideration G. B. No. IA in relation
to the Territory paying our judges
zone thousand dollars per year apiece,
and able speeches have been made BY
Mcssrs. Gray, Onderdonk and Stalk
cr in favor Of the bill, and ~ Messrs.
Drawback. Galloway, Rich, Hibbs and
Hcdrick and Hart against It. The
COMMITTEE came to no conclusion.
Honse Bill No. and Il. Memorial No.
2 sig ned to-day by the Speaker.
JANUARY 4tll.
The House to-day has been very
busy, but doEe little to report. First
and second reading of bills, and their
reference to appropriate committees
occupied The day. The Governor sent
to tire House his message III relation
to the Washington Monument, ask
ing the Legislature to make some
provisions to furnish block Of ore 81
stone. The message with its accom-
panying documents was referred ID
the Committee on Federal Relations
What actien will be taken is hard Il
say, but no doubt something will b
done in order that Idaho may he rep
resented in that laudablc enterprise
Its quite evident that the members o
! the House are satisfied with our Ter
Iritorial Controller aud Treasurer, ant
their administration of the tinancia
affairs Of the Territory. They rcfuset
1 to-day to concur in a resolution alr
thorizing the Committees on Financ'
of the Council and the Committee o
Ways and Means Of the Ho9se to EN-
ploy an expert 20 examine tieir books
&c
The Good remplars are ADVERTISED
for a grand sociable On Friday even
ing next. They have invited the Leg
islatare III a body A good tirnc j
expected X. X. x.
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MONEY ORDER Bu6INEss.

MIR. j. H. Bates, Newspaper Advcrtis
ing Agent, AL Park Row Times Building).
New York, is authorized TO contract for
advertisements id the Womb at our best
rates.
L. P. FISHER, Advertising Agent, 81
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, is
authorized to receive advertisements for
the columns Of this paper
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torney for collection COFFIN . KENNALY.
SIX inches Of snow iell at Bonanza
on the night Of the Oath nlt.
Coal at Walla Walla retaas at 500
per tor.
The dance at Bonanza on Christ
mas Eve was attended by thirty la
dies aud fifty-two gentlemen.
MRs. JOS. BRASsrErTER has been UNI
well for several days, but has about
recovered.
The people Of WalIa Walla are
crying loudly for railroad to The
Sound country.
IT is said that q very rich strike i,as
been made il the Ebenezer mine on
Canyon creek. Didn't learn anything
further
MARTIN CATHcARr has as large a
stock Of mems, womcn's and children's
shoes Of every description as can he
found il the Territory
County Auditor Tim Carroll has
been confined to his bed for two or
three days, butts getting better ar ex-
poets to be up again in q day or two.
4 WARRANT was presented to the
County Treasurer reccntly--the
principal amounting to $3.50 and inter-
est $500. 1t was drawn in 1866.
Montana papers ask The Eastern
States to send that Territory al them
surplus women. The honest miners
and ranchmen want wives
Len WHIrE brought the Banner
mail in on Tuesday and returned
Thursday. He said Charley Aasee
would be able to come in by the last
Of the week.
THE Board Of County Coasnissioli-
ers adjourned Tuesday. The pro
'ceedings were too long to publish il
full in this issue. The rest will u
given next Tuesday.
THE Tronbadour Comedy Compan,
that gave a performance here las
Saturday will return from the othe
side of the Basin and play again to
morrow evening.
A. B MoRRNLL hits the Commission
ers lick in this issue. Whether i
is deserved we viii not say. 1t i
their fight. The communication i
published as a card and paid for q
the regular advertising rates.
If our Cold Hill correspondent vii
send along his name his communlca
fien will be published. You cal
hide yourself from the public hehln'
a fictitious signature Int must maxi
Yourself known 70 the printer. Ii''
letter contains several item OF inter
est.
IN private letter Prom Char
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Addison Bail deceased.
NnoTIGE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
~ der igned. executor of the estate OF Addison
Bail. deceased, to the creditors Of and ala per-
SOUS having claims against the said deceased ?
exhibit them With The necessary uGhers within
ten months after the first publication OF this notice
to the said executor at his residence in Garde
Valley. or to O. s. Kingsley at idaho City.
j. b. Mel AUGHLIS,
Sept It'll, 1SS0.-4w. Executor &c.
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Painting and Paper Hanging.

House, sign and wagon painting and
pape hanging i'm the ncatest style by John
III. Runyan. Shop on Wall street, above
POSSIBILITIES.
IDAHO >1TY, April ID, 1880
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~ - - a tudb LAVE h6lcIuI0,I
e. one time in tie butcher
la1si'lers here with Brown q Hull, and
now one q the bonanza kings Of
Wood river, i spending the winter at
The Bay.
LIN and Jim White aud another
man arc trapping aud hunting on
Payettc, the other side of Banner. aud
are doing q big business. They adj
ded silver gray fox skin to their
stock recently, and tie finest, Len
says, he ever saw. jim went outside,
of his regular line Of business the 9th
er day anil killed esonstrous woaf
that measured seven feet from the tip
Of his TAIL to the end of his nose, and
would tip the scales ut hundred and
twenty. Jim has been doing some Of
the best rapid, off-hand shooting
out there that the hunters rec
ords Of Idaho can show. He ran
across q band Of six deer three or
four weeks ago, throw the Centenni-
al to his shoulder and began to pump
lead and pull trigger, with what RAJ
pidity it can be imagined, whel it is
understood that the deer were under
/ full Roadway and he had the whole
band lying in a string before I've emp
tied the rifle, the last one less than u
hundred yards frcm where the band
vas jumped up. Every shot took ef-
feet. And Jim didn't 60 back On his
record two weeks ago when
he iowned the same number
Jos elk out Of a band Of ten or
twelve while they were on the run.
He would have killed more had the
magazine been full of cartridge J.
Tie b'ys counted thirty elk in
one band a few days ago .aad could
have made huge haul, but they al
ready had all they could attend to,
and didn't open fire They are
building smoke house in which t.
dry their meat, and will supply the
county with it next spring
| MARTIN CATHcART, one of the new
iIlBoard Of Commissioners, called around
4 to the WORLD Office. He reports ev-
erything quiet at Placerville. JOIN
| Ellis, who was seriously injured by .
stick Of falling timber while tearing
down hnme at Granite creek severa
weeks ago, is able to be around. he
was in a verytritnal condition, ant
his recovery was almost a miracle
4 He was under the. treatment of Dr.
Rothwell.
i X. p. PI.owMAs siufurms us tina
Thurman has scvWlmen at work il
the Rising Sun mine, at Shaw's
Mountain. They.ar sinking a Shaft
which will connect with the tunnel
now in $40 feet-i,t a depth Of 70 feet
The face of the tunnel is now within
forty feet If the shaft Both an
rnnnin /: through good ore. The veh
is togr feet wide. There are one hun
drud tons Of ore on the dump.
crushing will be made as soon a
Plowman's. mill starts up in til
I spring.
THERE is a young man IN Wall
Walla, only nineteen years of ag'
t who has attained the height Of Z fec
4 inches, and helouks strong and hea
thy and is very quiet in manner. $
: says an exchange Pretty lengthl
d lad that; but we suspect that II
c rising yonng giant was meas
ured with the yard stick Of
! dry goods store.
t GEO. BARKER, who left Plaoervil'
7 fer Star Ranch during the FIRST heay
: snow storm Of the winter, and SUI
|
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Postomrs, 81 llrs. .

During week 0tys uiitIf further notice.
te Postoffice will DC KEPT open from seven
4. M. until nine r. Al.
Sundays from haif-pasf twelve to one,
and from four until six FIN.
MONEY ORDER BusINEss.
The Money Order Office will not lie
ppcncd at all on Sundays; and no Money
order business will be transacted on Sat.
nrdays after four O'Clock p. M.
S G. EILSBY.
Idaho City, Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster
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Notice.

All notes and accounts owing to us must be set
tiled in thirty days without fail II not settled by
that time they will be placed In the hands OF an at
torney for collection. COFFIN . KENNALY.
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Low Prices.

LOW 6I1C98s
Hair cutting 80 cents and shaving 20
cents at
OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
Two doors below Kingsley's, Wall street.
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or Tn copper day at home Samples
20 u WGUworth SIS free. Addresses SIN.
sun 4 Co. Portland Maine

WEEa week in Your own town. SIS outfit free
WO0No risk. Reader, il you want business at
which persons OF either sex make great pay all
the time they work. write fer particniars TO II
hALLE-T & GO. Portland. Maine. lJuiie4 s7S-ly
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Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is as much re-.
gardea IS household necessity as SUGAR
OF coffee. The reason of this is that years
of experience have proved it to be per.
iectiy reliable in those cases of emergency
demanded. Constipation, liver Complaint.
overcome by It.
For sale BY Druggists and Dealers, to whom
apply tor Hostetter's Almanac for 1852.
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Parish School Board.
SESSION Is.

! November ii. 1881.
! The Parish School Directors met this day
at O'Clock Z. N. i'll the office of Moore and
Badeaux.
Present: Badeaux, Auc6in, Raglan and
Gr:samore.
Absent Barker Blanchard, and Winder
The minutes of the last session were
read and approved as recorded.
THE following clxims were presented"
r. Sole. building pillars for corpo
ratiou School house. $500
I {. Lagarde 600 bricks for Corpo
| ration School house. 6 d
/ l.. V. River 4 Brooms for Guion
Academy. 30
1 Thiboslaux Saw Mill Co. Lumber
for Corporation school. 10 50
I 5. I. Grisamore. Repairing gut
ters Guion Academy. 6 40
$. r. Grisanoro Corporation
! school hOnse. 9 So
NJ. Ricard building addition to
! Corporation school house. g. 90
Total. $iO6 IA
On lsOtion au appropriation of one hun
dred and six i4liUO dollars was made to
pay tho same out Of the proper funds.
! Onmotion the salary OF j. A. Trone prin-
| cipal Of the GuiOn Academy was fixed at
: sixty dollars per month, beg Cunning Novem
/ Der 1881.
as teachers in the pubic schools we're read ::
Miss Il. Capello any white school.
| james Robinson Laurel Wiley colored
! school.
! Mrs. q. L. Brown Assistant Stafford colo
red school.
! Miss {. Alexander Pittmann colored
school.
! T. II. Cunio, Crossing co!orel school.
| Miss II. Eeouryeois Crossing wllite sch oOl
| .Inu,oa Nnrnnu rnl,,rnI Schnnl
| Enoch Dunn Checbey oolored school,
! Ellen Dunn asst Checbey coiorei school.
| Z. II. Thornhi!l princlpal Corporation
Vim. Lorraine Lcdet white School.
| L. L. Brian: Breaux white school.
| A. J. Matherue principal Lockport white
| school.
| Mrs. E. Davenport asst Lockport white
! school.
Beauregard Leblanc Dclaunc white school
| S. Gusthrie Cherami
| Miss NJ. Laforest Laforest '' g
| Miss H. Cross Bil.iu -
Miss .. Vauderdoes Roussol -
/ G. ). Larkin Cut OFF
| F. 5. Montague principal corporation
/ cOlOred schuol.
/ j. l.. Talbert principal corporation color
| ed school.
| The resignation of Anatolle Panclle as
| principal OF the corpOrationl colored school
was presented and accepted.
| Applications also were read from A. L.
| Naquin and g. A Knobloch for principal OF
! the Guion Academy, the applicants being
/ under the impression that there was u Va
/ eancy in that position.
The followin assignments were made.
! N Il. james to the MoIeau school, col
| ored.
l.. H. ThornLill to the Corporation school
colured.
| A. J. Nathcrre to the Lockrort school
white. Principal.
L. Ievcrra1t to the I.ockrort school
white, Assistant
! b. Leblanc to the Delaune school, white
/ N. Leiorest to the Latorest school, white
! Helen Cross TO tie illir school, white.
Q. YanGerdoes to the keusseischool, wi hits
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I>HESE CASES HAVING BEEN REG
L ularly taken up aud tried after am or.
der of consolidation, and the law and the
eVluehce helng III favor Ol Cimiine Dassaln
ana against her husband and ;.uipst ,,o,,u
NJ Walsh, Syn'.ic of the creditors OF Victor
Judgment.
Ills ORDERED ADJUDGED AND DE-
cfcct., that Cioulhe Dassain wife Of Vic O..
rase nave jGuSmeiit dlssoiving the commu-
iilty .! arquets amt gaiiis existing between
hei self ana her husband ami granting tn
Her the sole management Of her parapler-
nal property.
II is FURTHER ORDERED ADJrDG-
cd and oecreed that Clodine Dassair hav.
Judgement and recover OF Victor Pave the
sum OF Three Thousand Dollars with legal
interest thereon from the 2ist. day Of Feb
. ruary 1881 and all costs OF suit.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED ANDAD-
Judged that tho general legal and tacit
mortgage OF the said Clodine Dassaiu
against All the real property OF her husband
10 secure the said amount be recognized M
vai'd and binding to date from the .7lh. of
August 1879. -
II is FURTHER ORDERED ADJUDG.
eH ana decrccd that the said Mrs. Cio,iiuc
lIassaii, wife OF Victor Paye be recognized
as the owner and proprietor uf-tlat GER
tam lot Ut ground situated IN this parish on
tue left bal L OF Bayou Lafourche at about
loify miles below the town OF Thitodaux.
measuring one hundred and fifty five feet
fronting Ga the said bayou Latourche by a
dep.h Ut one hundred and sixty five feet an
the lower side Of said lot or the side near
est 70 the farras plantation, and one hun.
dred and seventy five feet on the opuosite
s.ue or line Of said lot, tho same bein,r
bounded ON both sides by the land of thu,
vendor lctOr Melancon, and nlso in rear
ov lands O1 the same person, as the liues
existed OH January 10th. 1870.
THAT SHE BE FURTHER PECOC
nlzed as the owner Of all the buildings and
improvements thereon-as having been the
real real and bona tide purchaser thereof on tue
ioth. Ut Jailry 1870 from Victor Mclancou
as an Investment Of her paraphernal prop
erty. Ff
II Is FURTHER ORDERED AND AD-
Judged that Victor Paye. and John NJ,
Walsh, Syndic of the creditors of Victor
rave, pay all the costs Ut these proceedings.
DONE READ AND SIGNED IN OPEN
Court this fifteenth day OF Nov. nIber 1851.
at IhiGodauX.
(Sigue.i) ARTHUR F. KNOBlOCH.
Judge 10Th. Judicial District Court.
Filed November 18th, 1881.
{Signed) j. W. KAOBLOCU, Clerk.
CO. A truo copy:
LIS. Test: Clerk, office, Parisl, of
~ Lafnnrche this l7th- day Of Novelu
Der A. D. 1881.
). Il. ALLAN, Deputy Clerk.
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VETEMENTs.-Nons appelons
rattention de nos lecteu,s sur
rannOnce de l'etahlissemcnt de
Michel Lion, particulieremeut
eonnu sous le nom de One Price
More. Get etabiissemeut don't Ia
reputation est faite -hepuiS long
temps Went de receyoir par les
aerniers arrivases dc New York,
assortment le plus complet ct
leplns varie de linge confection
19e, II NY a pas tie maisons & Ia
Nlle'Orleans gui puissent rivali-
ser avec ellie. Tous les articles
sohi de premiere qualiif, la cou.
pe est des plus eiegantes ct les
pix defent toute concurrence.
Lnnn une simple visite dams Get
etabllssement sera suffisante pour
.oos convaincle que nous n'arons
flen exagere.
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ECDLEs PUBLlQUES. - Nous
nuhIious dams CO num6rO les pro
c4durs dn Bureau drs EcOles
nublioues. D'apres ces prOcedn. cs
jp, instituteurs auxqueIs Oh u
I6iA assignG leurs 6coles lespec
tiyes doivent Sc tenir prGts 4 ell
trer en fonction lie premier lundi
de janvier 1882.
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ExpOSITION.-M u. w. II. Ra
gan, z. e. LOrio, Ansellne Chap
puis ct r. Samoan, SOnt parts di
luanche dernier pour a!ler vis:trr
Exposition HAtlunta It assiSter
4 la convention des rlantcurs Gul
deit 6tre tenue. dams cettc vile.
A leur rofOnr, ceS meSSleurS pour
rOnt nous tlOnner tOntc cSl,ece dc
details sur crtte exposition, don't
on prOclama 10 success dlDs tous
les journaux.