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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-11

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J.W. Brswn and wife returned
/ Monday from their eastern visit.
| George Mitchell returned from the
east Friday evening last.
Charlie Snyder is in the city on q
visit, he is at present located in Colo
RADIO.
Hoisington and Ellinwood sent large
delegations up to hear Governor Mar
tin speak.
Mrs. Ansc heut and family, of south
of the river, returned from the Colum.
bus blow out on Friday of last week.
| Some of th e goods stolen from Mr..
Argabrite last week were found Mon.
day in the lu mber yard on Broadway.
The Cleveland Glee club had jolly
time at Larne I'D, and will not soon for
get the hosp itality of Larned dem.
Ocrats.
Ed Tyler has gone east on visit,
partly for his health, which has been
poorly, and d artly to attend reunion
of his old regiment.
And 10! they came from all the
country 'rouh nd; and the hall waxed
full, even to chock fnll: and all the
people were pleased with John Mar.
tin.
| Miss Jessie Clement is one of the
happiest you pg ladies in the city.
Her father, Mr.. w. w. P. Clement,
presented her this week, handsome,
upright piano.
One and one third fare, round trip,
has been arr$ nged for ON the Santa
Fe, to those who wish to attend the
meeting of the coursing club. These
rates will be good until after the 22nd
inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schwemley. of
Iowa, have been here on visit t. the
family of D. r. Jones and other rela-
tives, for SOL be days. Mr.. Schwemley
will 60 from here to Texas for his
health.
The largeft audience that has gath
cred in Gre at Bend for many a day
was that W ich congregated at the
opera house on Monday night to hear
Judge Martin, the coming governor
of Kansas.
Everybody turn out to the demo
cratic speakings. Tell your neigh bors
about them, and help to get out a
good audien ce. The larger the audi
ence the bet tel will be the speaking,
as general rule.
1t is adm tilted by the majority OF
our people t hat they receive by far
more yards pf domestic goods Of all
grades and kinds for the same money
at Weiner's New York Store than
anywhere in the city.
Next week will begin the..s slaughter
of the innocf the innocent jack
rabbits; on November 9th will begin
the slaughtdr of the guilty-the guilty
ack-a-repub lican candidates. pat
ent applied for on this BRILLIANT effort. J
American coursing, on the Cheyenne
bottoms ope hs next Monday. Already
men and do s are gathering i'll to take
part in the week of sport. DR.. Royce
was down t4 Kansas City last week,
and did son he good work advertising
the meetingt
MARRIED At the home of the
groom's par nts, in Lincoln township,
Stafford cod MY, on Oct. 9th. w. l..
Hickman, Of Larned, to Miss Nellie
j. Fesler, of Hutchinson, Kansas,
Rev. M. Morehead officiating. Mr..
Hickman is son of our friend w. w.
Hickman, and being printer we take
more than usual pleasure in wishing
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-11

The prohibs will have a round up at
Hoisington Saturday night of this
week
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-11

Remember the Firemen's ball, on
the evening of October 10Th, at the
opera house,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-11

Will Ferger returned (alone) Sat
urday from his visit to the old folks
shack east"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-11

The prohibs had meeting at dis
qrict 40, Clarence township, Tuesday
nights
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-11

Mrs. Caro- returned from her ST
Louis visit Monday evening.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-11

After the election, then come the
holidays. What a giddy world this
ds, ANYWAY.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-11

j. Frost will arrive to stay, in few
more days.
Court week brings an unusual num-
Der OF people to town.
Be sure and send in your township
ticket as soon as nominated.
Mrs. Caro- returned from her St.
Louis visit Monday evening.
Mrs. We P. Cone returned this
week from her visit to Iowa.
Call at this Office and get a good
assortment of campaign literature.
Miss Ada Whitecomb returned from
her visit in Rush countys Friday.
Will Bunting, Mayor of Pawnee
Rock, was in the city Wednesday.
E. L. Hotchkiss will represent Bar
Con county in the next Kansas legis-
lature.
The prohibs had meeting at dis
qrict 40, Clarence township, Tuesday
nighta
The prohibs will have round up at
Hoisington Saturday night of this
week.
. SamI Maher is the man whom you
should support at the polls for county
attorneys
Will Ferger returned (alone) Sat-
urday from his visit to the old folks
shack east"
After the election, then come the
holidays. What a giddy world this
ds, anyway.
Remember the Firemen's ball, on
the evening of October 10Th, at the
opera house,
Firemenas ball, Oct. 19th-Friday
OF sext Teek-at the opera house.
Everybody Gomez
says has ehe prohib. candidate for
auPerintendens set up che cigars all
grounds to Che boys?
Court opened. again Monday FORE
noon. There will probably now be no
more hitch ia its proceedings
A vote for We E. Loony is vote
for the most competent candidate in the
field for county superintendent.
Ira Brougher is too busy s:court-
ing" this weeks Co do any campaign
works but his ''fame goes marching
on"
1t will not cost you anything to
register. The Office is open every day,
end generally an hour or SO in the
evening.
The "rustlers" stand the best show
of getting" there this year, in county
politics. But there are more ways than
one of rustling.
We would like to know who the UNI
manly fellows were who started the
disturbance in the rear of the opera
house Monday night.
Chas. Rozell has again returned to
Great Bend, having sold out his har-
ness shop at Hutchinson. He is at
present with G. B. Morgan.
The old soldiers of the G. A. R.
post at st. John will hold an annual
reunion at that place on the 18th,
10Th and Goth of this month.
w. E. Crow, a painter, fell from
the top of a building on which he was
at work, Wednesday morning, and
bruised himself up quite badly.
What was the matter with the re-
publican meeting out in cheyenne
township last Thursday night? Didn't
some one ''drive their ducks to water?"
A political traitor is the lowest kind
OF a traitor This statements respect
fully referred to certain individual
who is working up trouble for him
self.
Children, if you de not see what
you want at Aliens, ask for it, and
you will be sure to get it if it is any
thing In the way of school books or
supplies.
If you are not sure you have reg
istered since the first of January 1898.
Bent County register., 1888-03-17

>. n. Godding has been offered tn,
full management on the Denver. Il,
Worth q Gulf road of the town site,
they are interested in on their line
Ills duties of like nature on the
Santa Fe road would not admit of
him making his labor greater than it
Is now. Tie offer was a compliment
to Mr.. Godding.
Our dealers say they have sold
considerable rice corn for seed tbi.
spring. 1t is \ sure crop, yields
largely and is not only excellent fee d
Tor stock but makes good bread.
Made in pan cakes it is hard to tell
1t from graham hour. We have nsv-
er seen it growing in this state but
have seen large fields of it in Kan.
s2a.
So far the frnit prospects for the
year in tins state were never better,
and it is said there will be much
larger amount raised than ever be-
fore. Colorado is great fruit coan-
try, and the orchards being planted
III the eastern part of the ,tate will
proye to be on of the very best in
vestmerts the farmers could have
made.
Y We have been requested to pub
lish the following notice:
LAMAR, BEnr CO., Col.
March IS, 1888.
To the citizens AMI voters of
Lamar: You are requested to meet
in mass convention at Kornman's
hall on Tuesday, the Goth inst. to Sc
lect candidates for mayor and three
councllmen for the town of Lanar.
Meeting at 2 o'clock p. III.
Sy Request of Many Citizens.
There are certain kinds of rivalry
that is healthy, and among these is
the desire this year, perhaps for the
first time in the history of this coun-
try, of each town and its Immediate
vicinity to raise more and larger
crops than any other locality in the
upper valley. In talking with gen.
tlemen from different points along
the road, each insist that more farm
ing will be done and that they can
and will raise more than any other
locality in the valley. From this we
judge that tho farmers all over east.
ern Colorado are at work and intend
to keep at 1t until crop is gathered.
Bent County register., 1888-03-17
Blootion Notice.

Notice Is hereby given tnat the annual cleo
tion of oIAcers In and for the town of Lamar
will bo held In said town on Tuesday the third
day OF April. lsss, betweeR the hours of seven
o'clock ~. M, and seven O'Clock D. m, for the
purpose Of electinx = Mayor for ths term of
ono year; two TRustees for she term of three
years; and one Trustee for the term of tvV
year to fiil the vacancy caused by the resix-
nation of y. W. Burger.
Given under my hand at my ONCE in Lamar
this sth day of March, A. D., lsss.
Bent County register., 1888-03-17

Lots OF Money.
Your money is ready, spot cash
loans on final proofs and decided
lands GoopALk j. COOPER. If.
Bent County register., 1888-03-17
LOCAL NoTEs.

You must register if You want te
vote.
Prairie fires can be seen ever,
night.
Court adjourned last saturda,
night.
The Sparks Office ha. a large new
jobbsr.
Ted Vedder was at Garden CITY
"Wednesday.
A. II. Rogers WAS up from Wilde
over Sunday.
The board of registration were on
duty Tuesday.
The band gave = scrsnade SUNDAY
afternoon last.
Judge Chadeayne has moved back
to his old Office.
The baud boy- gave dance
rhar,day night
+. g. Descent WAS up TO Rocky
Ford rharsday.
L. J Dugau was at Pueblo Sun.
day and Monday.
J. W. Decker WAS At Denver Sun.
day and Monday.
Billy Ferguson was down from
Chivington Sunday.
Will Clark has been down from
Chivington this week.
Catholic services will be held IN
the city every two weeks.
Tho bakers are selling bread at
I've cents a loaf. Cheap enough.
Charlie Sexton vas down from
Las Anitnas "Wednesday and Thur.
day
Joe Vogcl has gone to Trinidad.
Sorry To lO,e Jse-n- ia tip top fcl
low.
Mayor Burger says he is not 3 can
didate for mayor at the spring cleo
tion-
krissr 4 Nichols have moved
their o.kce u a ruom oyer Neelzud's
store.
An insurance agent was here
Thursday establishing = new rats for
,hi. city.
Mr.. Dsmorsst is down from Chiv-
sngiss looking after his claim north
OF the river.
DIR. Brooks was down from Chiv-
ingion Thursday shaking hands with
h,s many friends.
J. ID. Turner is kept busy with his
duties As corresponding secretary of
the board OF trade.
Mr.. John Sroje, = late arrival
from Michigan, has taken position
in A T.. Benl's office.
"How do you sell linen busters
aud straw hats any ho~." has been
the question this week.
It speaks we'll for the town TO see
50 many making improvements to
aud about their residences.
NJ. J. Underwood expects to move
his family t. Las Animas this week.
lie has = position up there.
The Deming hotel got twenty-five
land huntsrs from the east off of
one train Que morning this week.
The Craddock boys are running
two teams plowing and intend TO do
= good deal OF farming thi. season.
J. w. Owen with his bride return
ed froui Iowa last Saturday aud have
moved o.. their land north of town.
We were informed u few days ago
,ha, i've ears of Iowa people would
arrive here about the first OF April.
Parties owning stock tha. they al.
low to run III large should read care
fully the ordinances wc publish TO.
day.
The Lamar comet band affords the
public much pleasure aud is some
thing vs are all proud of. They
play we'll.
Several hundred railroad ties were
uuloaded and piled up here thin
| week. Some kind of improvement
i. meant.
Bent County register., 1888-03-17
WIN sch at ost.

VIII son at OSt.
For tho next 20 days Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Dry Goods,
Carpets and furniture. REMEMBER
it will only last for 90 DAYS. and If
Yos want BARGAINs GKr HERB.
36-S7. CHAs. Rx1TLKR.
Bent County register., 1888-03-17
A car of piows and Implements At
Huddleston d Welch's. If
WINE

For Invalids great strengthening
medicine unfrumented, home manu-
fsctured by WIN. Harper, guaranteed
to be pure wild grape juice recon-.
mended by NJ. D'.., for sale only at
the City Drug Store 2-37 If.
Bent County register., 1888-03-17
DIR. G. W. Tidwell,

Office Up Stairs In Godding Block
Lamar, Colo
Bent County register., 1888-03-17

A full line Of pumps and wind
Mills At Hvddlestsn + Welch. If
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Le Marriage.

A propos dune 16cente discus
sion, on le S6nat franGais a mis-,
dams la Ioi mllitaire, les enfants
naturels sur 10 meme pied que les
enfants legjtimes, M. Jules Simon
6crit cans le .Matin:
LIE marriage est par lui meme
une chose sacree: tous les peuples
ont appele Dieu q le benir. On a
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-30

Traduit lie P;sngIais du CITE A. de
'ervins, par Miss Nelly
Drury lie St. LOUIS.
(sUITE. }

Dependant Ie voyageur parais-
salt plus ahuri que convaincu par
ce plat d'eloqu nee, aussi retira- t
il brusquemel.t So mann quend
Bernard voulut, tout ell parlant, la
prendre pour iui tater le pouls.
" Mais je mai lien, fit il avec hu
meur, -. je suis settlement. :. un
peu fatiqu6!. :"
EFT je vous affirme, moi, re
prit le cherlatar avpc autorit6, qae
vous etes tres malade! Voyons,
parlez avec coniiance, jeune hom
me? Parb!eu! j. ne suis pas un
demi Dleu, 5e ne suis qu'un hom
CONNIE vous!.
L'autre he put Sc defendre dun
pale sourire, en- regardant son
tour lie costume ct P6quipage tres
peu luxueu4 de son interlocuteur
Ce sourire parut changer subtle
ment ct complement lie cours des
id6es de celui ci, qui reprit:: ITEMS!
items! Oh dirait que vous etes un
garcon d'esprit!. >. tant mieux!. :.
alors nous allons causer:-Eh bien,
mon cher, 81 vous n etes pas mala-
de, vous devez creve1 de faim ct
d'epulsement, parce que vous avez
les yeux cav S ct brll'ants, les traits
creuses par le bosom 81 Ga nest
pas par la maladle? Vous avez la
levre pendante, l'echine courbee;
ce qui nest pas de votre age.
Vous rougisse z! -. Et pourquo :?
Il ny a pas de NAL celia, au con
traire! II ny a que les hommes de
hontes luttes qui ont faiml la ca
naille mandie, ct Rothschild, Van
deIbilt ct les autres millionnaires
ne sont que des cretins, puisqu'i]s
mont jamais souffert!.. .Qu'on leur
retire leur fortune, ce sont d. S
hommes | erdus!. pas meme ca
pables de cirer une paire de bottles
un peut prop1 ement!. -" Et sans
lui donner lie temps de placer un
mot, il poursuivait ayec la meme
volubilit6: "Mais vous aveZ rougi,
celia prouve que j'ai touche juste!
Vous crevez de faim, n'est-ce pas?
Oh! pas de geste!. je vous dis
que vous crevez de faim! Eth bien,
vous allez dejeuner avec nous. {.
pas de c6remonie, mon brave! Be
ranger n'a-t-il pas dit: Vive les
gueux, ills s'aiment entire eux. :.
e4c; eh bien, c'est vrai ca!' Pu1s,
s'adressant q Robert: Nets Sail
mon d pombre, sous ces arbres, ct
d6telle le pour qn'il dejeune aussi
lui.
Je regrette un peu d'ayoir a
avouer que les yeux du voyageur
don't ie voudrais sauver la dignite
6tincelArent quand Bernard parla
de d6ieuner, mails on Pexcusera
quand j'aurai a]out6 que depuls
quatre jours le malheureux n'avait
v6cu que d'epis de mails d6-ob6s
aux champs qui bordalent la foute;
d'aiIleurs, Pinvitation du charlatan
etait 81 cordiale, ct malgr6 pexpres-
sion ordinaire de sceptlcisme rail
leur de son visage, il exprimait .une
bi nveillance 81 sincere que le jeu.
ne homme dnt accepter.
J En- d6pit des prtoccupations quj
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-30
POlitesse entire Ie mari ct la
femme.

/. Une femme doit faire autant
de frais pour plalre a son mari,
qu'elle en- faisalt pour celia avant
son marriage.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-30
F. r. LEROUX, Redacteur.

2. I'll en- est de meme du mari a
regard de sa femme.
3. Nj Pun nj l'autre he doivent
sc blesser dams leur amour propre
car ces bIessures-la sont les plus
douloureuses ct les plus ditficiles a
cicatriser.
4. Telle femme tres -6legante ct
tres gracIeuse avant son marriage
Sc n6g!ige jusqu'a la malpropret6
ct deyint maussade, quand ellie est
mariep; 81 son mari cesse de pai-
mer, ellie perdu le droit de Sc
plaindre.
5. Cec1 doit s'app]iquer au mari
CONNIE, a la femme. II est clair
que lorsque l'on quite les char
mes s6duisal ts qui nous ont fait
plaire, on dot s'attendre a cesser
de plaire.
6. II est rare de poss6der une
vertu ass ferme pour nous faire
aimer, par devoir, ce qui cess6
d'etre aimable.
7. Quand, entire deux epoax, il
ne reste plus que le lien de lesti-
me, ce lien est bien pres de Sc
rompre, ct adieu les 3ouces joies
du menage.
s La franchise que Sc doivent
les 6poux ne doivent iamais aller
jasq@'a Sc reprocher les defaults
physiqnes que l'on doit a la nature
ou un aecid mt lrreparable.
9 Jamais un root hasarde ne
doit sortir de la bouche dune hon
nete femme, ny eut il me ne que
son mari pour rentendre.
10. II doit on etre de meme du
mari.
il. On mari assez stupide pour
debaucher pesprit de sa femme
perdu le droit de Sc plaindre ST ellie
Went a Sc NAL conduire.
l2 Les lois dlvines ct humaines
ont dit: Femme tn ob6iras a ton
mari" Ellie doit done METRE dams
ses paroles ct ses acctions le plus
de douceur possible, ct de la sou
mission 81 celia est necessaire.
Ii. Mas cette soumisslon ne
doit jamais aller jusqua a la fables
Sc ct la lachet6.
Il. Dieu a dome la femme a
lhom ne pour faire la lie ct lie
bonheur de la famille; ellie doit
done accepter ce role de bonne
grace.
l5 Une femme acariatre, colere,
grondeuse, toujours rech1gpee, ct
de mauvaise humeur, est la peste
de la soci6te: ellie Sc fait d6tester
de son mari, de ses enfants ct de
toute sa famille. Oh pourra-t ellie
aller chercher l. bonheur?
l6. Une femme sera constam-
ment respectee tant que lie pourra,
aux yeux de tous Sc couvrir du
manteau d. respect que sou mari a
pour ellie.
II. LIE mari doit comprendre
que sa femme est son 6gal devant
Dieu ct devant la nature; il ne
prendra done pas ce ton de supe
riorite ct de despotisme qui ne
prouve, chez lui, qu'un manque
d'6ducatlon.
Is. LIE mari qui affiche devant
les etrangers son despotisme do
mestique, nest OUT soft digne de
m6pris ct de pitie.
49, Un mari doit tou]ours etrp,
bon, doux, affable, plein d'jndul
oance ct o'affectiOns pour sa fem
me ct il forcera alnsi a sen rendre
digne.
20 S! une femme montre un peu
de gont pour la depcnse, c'est sou
vent par la faute du mari qnl ne
Ia pas suffi 5amment eclairee sur
Ia position fnanciere de ieur mai
son.
2l. ST. la femme connaissant Get
te position fnanciere, continue q
d6penser pour une toilette tapa
geuse, que lie mari soft sur ses gar
des; c'est qu'on veut plalre q d'au-
tres qn'a lui.
he Marriage.
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trop de deux esprlts dams une mail
son.
Une paysanne etait devenue .veu-
We depuis lie matin ct paraissait de-
sol6e.
Allons, ma pauvre Jeanne, di-
salt lie medecln du village, il faut
prendre patience.
All! not docteur, j'y avons
d6ja bien pens6 q prendre Patien-
ce, mon garcon de ferme; mais IL
y une chose qui m membarrasse.
-Quol donc9
-J'savons pas 81 les soullers du
d6funt front a Patience.
Un condamn6 a mort Went de
remplir ses devoirs religieux avant
lie monter a P6chafaud.
L'ar monier. Courage, mon en-
FAINT, vous mourrez ell chr6tiens;
dams quelques instants, vous serez
assis q la table des anges.
LIE patient. .-D'accord. Mais
passez done le premier, monsieur
pour faire METRE le convert!
Jeune encore, M. l.. mourait de
la poitrlne. II tenait par la main
"a femme asslse cote de son lit.
--Je sens que tout est fni, lui
lit il ct je regrette amerement, au
moment de te gutter, les petites
querelles que je tai faites, les see
oss de jalousie. -, les soupcons
qui, quelquefois, ont obscurci notre
amour. Tu peux me dire mainte-
naut, 81 jai etc un fou.... 81 vrai.
enent j'ai Gu tort. 80.
Mon ami
NE me cache rien, je veuy tout
savoir.
La femme dune voix douce::
-Mais. %. 81 tu ne mouras pas
Vim de Bourgogne q $1.25 le gal
Ion, q la Compagnie des wins de la
Californie--ofice a Minneapolis,
253- 255. -2e AVEN UE SUD.
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Un million de dol ars en- argent
ct billets contrefaits ont etc de-
fruits la semaine dernlere a Wash
ington par ordre du Tr6sor pubic.
LIE montant des dollars contrefaits
en- argent SLEEVE a $4,000 dollars.
lis ont 6t6 fonlus dams un immen-
Sc creuset, daus le chantler de la
marine ct vendus CONNIE vieux
plomb. LIE poids Ell 6tait d'anyi-
ron $500 l1vres. Les billets, eux,
ont 6te d6chires ou plut6t laceres
en- morceaax ipfinitesimAux. La
plupart ont etc executes par Charles
Smith de Brooklyn, N. 7. ct etaient
consid6r6s par les experts eux me-
mes CONNIE mieux fats que ceux
ennis par le gouverment. S NTH await
6galement contrefait des titres de
rente pour cent 81 bien imltes que
toutes les banques les acceptaient
sans aucune exploitation, ct que
quand on apprit aux banqulers de
Chicago qu'ils etaient falsities, lis
refnserent de le croire, tant l'imi-
tation etait parfaite.
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POUR RIRE.

A un homme d'esprit, il ne faut
gu une femme de bons sens; c'est
trop de deux esprits dams une mai
son.
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rendu le marriage inexorable ct in
dissoluble: inexorable, en- punis-
SAINT s6verement rsdultere; indis-
soluble, parce quill est poliglne
des sentiments les plus forts, Pa
mour patterned, l'amour flial, Pa
mour fraternel. La soci6te repose
sur ces sentiments, ct ces senti-
ments reposent sur le marriage.
Puisque les liens entire les parents
ct les eufants sont 6ternels, il he
Sc peut pas que les liens entire lie
pere ct la mere Sc relachent sans
crime ct sans repression. Ii ne Sc
peut pas qu'ils Sc torment au ha-
sard, sans provision pour la digni-
t6 de la mere, pour son avenir ct
pavenir de ses enfants. Tout CO
qui afaib,it le marriage fait descen-
DIRE l'homme de son rang, p6loigne
de Dieu, le rapproche de la bette.
En- meme temps lhomme perd sa
force physique par le d6fsut de
soins hygieniqu7s ct So force mora
le par le defaut d6lucation ct
dexemple. Au lieu d'etre un cito-
yen, IL nest plus qu'un voyageur,
gu TN passaut. La patrie, qul de-
yait etre une grande familIe, n sst
plus qu'un multitude. -"