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Evening journal., 1888-07-02
QUIcKsrrP.
WILMINGTON.

sHawke out for interfering with ball and
O'Scheu FOR aving base after foul hy, before
pitcher reached the box.
Evening journal., 1888-07-02

Miss Mary Dolbow is spending part
OF the summer In Camden and Phila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1888-07-02

For your clothing, 1000 pairs Of chill
dfen's pants received this morning,
from A to 10 years, az 15c. and 20c a
pair, N. w. Cor. Fifth and Market Ste.
Evening journal., 1888-07-02
Merchant Tailoring.

1t is perfectly won
derful how the orders
have come in for FINE
CLOTHING made to
order. and yet it's not
so strange, because you
will find goods here
that you cannot help
buying them. You
get a stylish fit. Three
cutters are kept busy
cutting and fitting ali
the time Try them.
Evening journal., 1888-07-02
A GORGEOUS PARADE.
1T WILL BE A GREAT FEATURE OF
clNclNNATps EXPOSITION,

And It WIN Take Place on the 4th Day
of July--some OF Its Features Pictured
and Notwithstanding About the
Exposition Itself
Evening journal., 1888-07-02
DFLAwARE F1FLD CLUE.
pAsTINIFs.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
pastimes. .........0 0 o OF
Delaware FieldCiub.0 0 o x-7
Evening journal., 1888-07-02
WHY SUFFER WITH

When you can be So
much more eomforta-
BILE by getting some Of
the handsome thin
CLOTHING j. T. Mullin
& Son, 9th and Mar
ket, are sellings We
don't suppose you ever
saw such a variety of
thin Coats and Vests
not common, trashy
stuff, but fine Mohair,
Pongee and Worsted.
sYou will also find an
almost endless variety
of Pantaloons, cheap,
medium and very fine.
Linen and Mohair
Busters.
Evening journal., 1888-07-02

emperor William,
1u5 was re-
strained by the
powerful opposi-
ion Of the then
,rown prince and
princess. n o W
hat the former is
lead and the lat
en- but empress
lowager, her son
axalts StooclSer
md indorses his
IDEAS about Israel
ties.
This cleric, who
has suddenly e4v
Evening journal., 1888-07-02
REV. ADoLPA sToEckER.
ae Is Emperor Williams Chaplain and O
Man of Strong preiudices.

he Is Emperor WiIIiam's Chaplain and a
Man Of Strong Prejudices.
William II, the new emperor of Ger
many, very frankly stated when a youth
hat he hated Jews, Englishmen and
peace men, and had no particular liking
for Frenchmen or Russians. And so he
itarts off as ruler by making an intimate
md adviser of the Rev. Adolph Stoecker,
who was detcsted by the late emperor
nd is yet by his wife, and who is noted,
f not notorious, for his hatred of all Of
he race of Israel. He was made court
shaplain by the influence of Bismarck,
md obtained some standing with the old
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07
American CnnItnI In nIerIoo.

g. Is estimated that the railroad mileage
Mexico owned by Americans is nearly
"ae thousand miles, and that the capital
H,, invested is upward OF S0,0OO,0O0 The
uount Of American capital invested in
.urs is thought to be nearly S20,OOO,OOO In
the imports OF Mexico were $40, l66, ,O13,
-..1 only S5,2Sl, ,255 Of this came from the
ited States. and of this latter amount only
very small proportion went across the
'rputier Last year the exports from this
uunry to Mexico we're about SlO,OOO,OOO, of
..lch more than half went by American
y Ways 70 the border and thence by rail to
JmerIor points The international company
It Lower California has "A grant, estimated
at l1,O00,0OO acres. and brisk town is now
established about one hundred miles south of
san Diego, Cal Exchange on New York in
northern Mexico Is sold more largely than
on any other city, and in the City OF Mexico
is second only in demand TO that on London.
New Orleans Times Democrat
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07
NeN Ineorporations.

In the secretary of state'e office
are filed the articles of the Portland,
Mount Hood, and Eastern Railway
Company, the incorporators being
r. p. Earhart, d. {. McKercher
and w. A. Bantz. Its business is
to construct and operate a railroad
and telegraph line from Portland
across the Cascades, via Salmon
River Pass to the mouth of the
Owyhee river, in Malheur county.
The principal office, Portland capi-
tai two million dollars; shares 500
each.
Also articles of the Portland Grut-
iverein, with GOttlieb Staeubli, Pres
ident; John Raz, Sec; Gottlieb
Staeubli John Hachlen and Chris
tan Kennel trustees. The object is
to foster and cultivate the dramatic
and musical arts, social and literary
entertainments, and the mutual
assistance of its members in time of
sickness, and to promote good feel
ing and fellowship. The property
consists of 81 800 in the bank.
Also articles of the Tamarack
Mining Company; 4. 5. Rothchild,
l. kaufman and NJ. a. ROthchild
incorporatOrs. Object to mine and
extract ores &c from the Tamarack
mine, Baker county, Oregon. Cap
ital stock $3.50, 900 in $50, 200 shares
at S1.00 each.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07
A Growing Suburb.

In estimating the growth Of Sa-
Hn, her suburbs should not be over
'ked, In West Salem, beyond
le free bridge across the William
que considerable improvement is
-oaceable. Mr.. J. y. Byron, book
'laer Of this city, is clearing and
.'lobing his five-acre lot, and will
.alid a nice residence this summer.
'ls will make it a very attractive
-'lae' Mr.. Jackson is also going to
Lid on the Twaine place. This
-0urh Is becoming very desirable
out Of town residences, easy of
-'ss' The road is in good condi-
20, and is much used as a favor
3 drive.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07

Santa Able sOOthes and heals the
membranes Of the throat and lungs
when poisoned and infamed by dls,,
ease. II prevents night sweats ana
tightness across the chest cures
cough, Group, asthma, colds, bronch,,
tits, pneumonia. whOOpingcough and
all other throat and lung troubles.
No other medicine is 80 successful III
curing nasal catarrh as California
Cat-R-Cure. The enormous and IN.
creasing demand for these standard
California remedies confirms theli
merit. Sold and absolutely guaran.
led by ID. w Matthews 4 Co. az II
a package. Three for $3.50
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07

Catterlin brought his camera to
bear on the JOURNAL and Nidette
building a few days ago, and then
coming within close range, he pho
tographed the staff and employees of
the two offices. Yesterday he sent
in the two pictures very handsomely
taken, and finished off in artistic
style. 1t is said out o'door views
are difficult, but in this undertake
ing the operator has succeeded adj
mirably.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07
LEAU DoRMANTE


CURED up and sitting 90 herfess
Within the vtndoWS deep enhuaun
- Lydia; and across the street
A Id With eyes Of roguish aEma,
watches her buried In her book.
In vain be tries % WIN q look,
And from the trellis over thare
Blows HIndry ktsses through the afR,
Which mtsR the mark. and fan unsaoA
Unoared for. Lydia is thirteen
u
Ny lad II you, without abuse,
Viii take advice iron. one who's wiser,
And put nis wisdom to more use
Than even yet did youi adviser;
II you will let as none viii do,
Another's heSrtbreak serve for two,
1oun nave q care, some four Year, henoA
How you lounge there by yonder fence
And blow thoss kisses through thst screen-
Fer Lydia viii be seventeen
It. b Aldrich In The Atlantic.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07

AIR. y. II. Frohlichstein, Of Mo
bile, Ala, writes: / take great
pleasure in recommending DIR.
Kings New Discovery for cOnsump-
tiOn, having used il for "A severe at
tack Of Bronchitis and Catarrh. 1t
gave me instant relief and entirely
cured me and have not been affiict-
ed since. also beg 10 state that /
had tried other remedies with no
good result. Have also used Flee
trio Bitters and DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. both Of which / can rec
Ommend.
DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, Is
sold on a positive guarantee.
Trial bottles free at DIR. III. w.
COx's Drug Store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07

The letter carriers have well earn
ed vacation. Col. l.. 5. Scott re-
lieves Ben. Taylor for a short time,
andOn thereturn Of the latter George
Hatch will go off on a fWlough.
For a change, how would a trip on
a bicycle suit Ben, and Il walk up
one of the mountains agree with
George? ?
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07
INJUNCTION.

wslE thy way greatly. 30 do thou endure
Thy small, thy narrow, dwarfed and cankere6
life,
That soothing patience shall be half the cure
For ills that lesser souls keep sore with strife
Be thou thyselt So strongly. grandly bear
Thee, on what seems thy hard mistaken road
Thar thou shalt breathe heavens clearest upper
air,
And so forget thy feet that meet the clod
wit see thyself to god ike stature growng
Feed full thy soul 90 strong humility
Then shalt thou on thy Sorllt lot looS down;
Make thou thy ute not let thy life make thee
Clara Marceile Greene
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07

NJ b. ;. Cook, Secretary of the
son Land Company, yesterday
\, Three Of the fruit tracts near
A.l'ce's large farm. Also part of
smith farm near Swartz' Mill.
several months the correspond
nas been very heavy, aud par
are being taken out every day
- al property. Later on a large
grafton is confidently looked
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07

The east end of the wall around
the water wheel of the foundry
workshop, having been washed out
there has been a temporary shut
down. But Supt Downing having
made allrepairs, and secured an in
creased head of water for the wheel,
all is ready to start up again to-
morrow.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07
local And GENERAL NEWS
It,ui,,d Account Of DOingS in City and
Country.
PERSONALS.

IL Hurd from Corvallis is il
town.
T Wolfe, of Trinkman & Wolfe
portland, came in to-day.
claud Catch, wife and child went
10 Portland this morning.
Rev. A. Leroy, pastor of the Bap
Hst church, Astoria, is in the city.
LR.N. Bell, clerk of the Raj
rood commission is in town attend
inca meeting of the Board.
Elder David Brewer, of Damas-
on. Clackamas county, formerly OF
Salem. is here for a few days visit
ing his children.
Prof. 5. A. Starr came down town
yesterday the first time since his ill
ness but he could not race OF wras-
fe worth a cent.
Rev. H. A. Newell and wife eX-
noct to leave on vacation trip to-
morrow, if the poor health of Mrs.
Newell will allow.
Mr.. John Moir, cashiea of the
First National bank, with his fam
Nv left on the northbound train yes
terday for vacation at the seaside.
Col. Merrill, a cousin of the NJ. f.
Bishop of the same name, represent
ng the Standard Oil Company,
went up to Albany, on the Eugene
express.
Mrs. NJ. A. johnson and sons, old
1eighbors of Mr.. Leach, in Ohio,
and now living near his nursery,
are well enough pleased with our
climate and prospects to become
ermanent citizens.
Mrs. J. J. McWilliams and daugh-
ter of Buffalo, n. Y, are visiting
Mr.. A. o. Norton the brother of the
bmer. They have not met for
wenty years before and are greatly
Hjoying the meeting.
f. C. Frost, late general secretary
fthe Y. NJ. c. A, of Portland, now
general agent for the Pacific Mu-
mal Life Insurance Co., came in
nom Albany this morning and gave
ibis office a pleasant call.
Dr. d. J. Mayes, of Missouri, was
htown yesterday visiting C. w.
NTibner's family. He has gone on
aCalifornia. He is a warm friend
II DR.. John A Brooks, who, he
links, will win from the Democrats
Efcient votes to almost make Mis-
ouri doubtful state
Warren Burgett, an experienced
slucational man, and eX-Supt. from
he Chenango Valley, New York
tate, arrived from Portland to-day.
he expects to meet number of
asten friends in Portland, and
with them return to Salem and look
nund before going on to Albany,
Eugene and other towns.
Mr.. VIM. p. Jones, of Oakland,
al, who has been in Oregon and
Washington Territory since June,
started homeward. In n long
myersation with a representative
Of the JOURNAL he expressed his
Wonder at the great crops seen
Everywhere. He says there is no de-
lAyng that this is a magnificent
0mty, capable of great develope-
nent and able to support an inn
nense population that will steadily
st in this way.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07

White marabout tips and peacocks' eyes
rr ranged in circular rows upon the sides,
nNng snowy effect Fans made in this
o, nave the small feather points carefully
,'d upon foundation the size of The space
aN are to cover, and this foundation is
-le"ed securely in place; so that, although
"ir appearance is most delicate, the fan is
.aly rs durable as one made of lace.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07
Not Too Sudden.

Miss Gladys-You appeared very abruptly
with your errand awhile ago You must
not come so suddenly into the room when
Mr.. Smithers is spending the evening with
me.
Bridget-Suddentl And Is II suddent 20
call it, and me at the kayhole full three
quarthers Of an hour!-Harper's Bazaar.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07

Fred. Schetter, of Empire City,
Coos county, was in town yesterday,
settlement with the school
board. He is the last agent to settle,
all agencies being discontinued.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07
THUS PERlSAETH.

The flower that once was all perfume
Fast droopS and dies away;
With spring comes not refreshing bloom,
But winters dark decay
The form from heavens ShapelieSt mold
Is marred by cgrth's desire:
The once waru heart is growing cold,
The eyes have lost their fro
ENNOL
Still, though thine eyes have lost their flre,
Thy checks their girsh glow.
Yet burns my heart with no, desire
As in the long
Donald Il. NcGregor in New York Graphic
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07
Sixty Teachers Coming.

AS soon as our wide-awake Land
Company heard that sixty teachers
were coming from California through
this valley tomorrow, they tele-
graphed, inviting them to stop over
till the l o'clock train, so that our
citizens might show them around
the city. Up to our going to press,
no reply has been received. Should
a favorable one come tonight, word
will be passed round, and it is earn
estly hoped that all citizens who
have carriages, will be at the depot
by Il. m, to meet them, and take
them to the various points of inter-
est. The indefatigable Prof Nc
Elroy goes to Albany to meet them,
and accompany them here. If they
do not stay over it will certainly not
be his fault. The Board of Trade
meets tonight, and will doubtless
all urge to cooperate.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07
THE STARS.

The SAD and solemn night
Has yet her multitude Of cheerful fires;
The glorious host OF light
Walk the dark hemisphere till she retires;
All through her silent watches gliding slow,
Her consultations come, anC climb the heavens,
and 60 Bryant
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07

Hon. J. r. Gregg, secretary Of the
Republican State committee, this
morning met Senator II. l.. BARN,
of Oregon City, State chairman. To
gether they went to Eugene, eX-
pecting to return in IA few days.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07

When on the stage has ceased the strife,
And Claude, the villain, yields hs breath,
The actor, 20 be true 70 life,
Must certainly b. true 10 death.
Boston Courier.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07

Gentleman-If you get my coat done by
Saturday / shall be forever indebted 10 you.
Tailor-Oh, II that's your game it won't
DO done Texas Siftings
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07
A sensitive Dog.

Gilhooly to an Austin Nimrod)-Why
don't you take your pointer along when you
go hunting, Bobl
Bob-I don't like 10 do It; he makes me
feel 80 badly.
"How sor
"You see whenever miss bird the poor
brute looks at me so reproachfully that
really feel uncomfortable Texas Siftings.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07

SHERIDAN died, like Grant, with
the pen in his hand. Last Sunday
he sent to his publishers a dozen
proof sheets, carefully corrected, and
in "A few days the last pages of his
book will be in press. The first vol
ume is printed and is now being
bound. 1t is spoken of as a well
written, interesting narrative, and
will certainly have an extensive
sale.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07
Fer sale ClsaP

good strong horse for farm or
~ Inquire Of DIR. Gilbert, In the
- dock. II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07
She Isn,t Ills Bride.

Mary will you marry mer
NO, George, | cannot
DO you-do you love anotherf"
mo, but can never be your wife. | saw
you umpiring that game of ball yesterday,
and / cannot give my heart 10 man who
viii call man out on strikes when be ought
10 have his base on balls Lincoln Journal
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07
GREAT DISCOVERY!
DR.. II. $ NIT II

Now in possession Ola new discovery iu
medicine. which is purclyu local nnmsthet-
ic, and acts almost instantaneOusly on the
surrounding tissues ~ the teeth II 10 In
no way Injurious or unpleasant % the
taste. The manufacturers Of n Claim that
rs equal has never been known before, ana
teeth they can be cleaned and nllcd
without pain. 30 all those that want all
kinds Of dental work done without pain,
would better call on DR.. II. Smith. Teeth
extracted for ~ cents,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07

The first player 10 give bis catcher and
Outhelders signs as to the kind Of ball he
was about 70 pitch was Harry Wright when
he was change pitcher for the famous Esed
Stockings, Of Cincinnati, In 1870 Harry
worked the fast and slow bail, and would
always let bis catcher and outhelderS know
when he wus going 20 toss a good one over
The plate
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07

There is a clump OF thirty orange trees
near Lakeland, Fla, that yields annually
over 10000 oranges
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07

Col. Williams, late timber inspec-
tor, was at the state house, on busi-
ness, this afternoon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07
Accident.

Mr.. Myse, carpenter, working
on a scaffolding near the top of Mr.
Stapleton's barn, near Wallace's
orchard, fell some twelve feet, and
was hurt seriously, to-day. He was
taken to his home in South Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-07

A new hAndksrohisf Of tho shseroSt French
cambria, all OvoErun with nossbuda IN out
ins machine embroidery, d among tho So
ioas most ghttaEinG saeosssaA
The Gtraight bang is 20 b numbered
among the things that were, but more fnlas
hair viii be Worn than Tor several years paSl.
and the SWitchmen are ooEroepondingly3 3ubi-
lAnk-NsW XoFk ComEosEcial AdVat1lE.
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Lo voyage dune lettre.

Au mois d'av::il dernier, lie capt.
tame dn paquebot danois la Laura
Sc trouvait au large des lies Vert.
mann, an sud de pIslande, await
jet6 une lettre a la ner.
Quelques jours apr9s, IN pecheur
francais Ia retrouvait dams lie corps
dune morue pechee au large du
cap Reikiavic, a 12O miles do Ia.
Cette ~lettre, remise au consul
traneais d Reikiavic, est revenue a
son a%uteur, qui a pu la reconnaitre
quoiqu'elle fat quelque peu avariee
CONNIE on Peut le penser, par &c
singulier voyage.
Nous avions deja la baleine OH
Jonas vecut 81 longtemps; le re-
qnln dams lie ventre duquel on trou.
va la derniere lettre du capitaine
Grant, dh a imagination de NJ.
Verne; voici maintenant une mo.
rue %transform6 en- boite aux let.
tres! Gu s'arratera.t.onf
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ADJOURNMENT.

Ga Au--d'avance 81
I'm Numero.
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-Alors, vous proc6dez . p6voca'
ton don't vOici la formule:
"MOi (v0us vous n0mmez solen.
n%ellementl, ie to coujure, Acham...
ie te conjure par Ia vertu de tous les
esprits, par tous les ca~racteres, par
le Pentacle de Solomon, par ia con-
fusion ct ia maledictiou, que tn
aies q venir en- belle ct humane
forme, pour r6pondre q Ia reelle
v6rite de toat CO que je to demande
raj. Je te commando de venir sans
d6:ai GU. de m'euvoyer On autre es.
prit qui ait la meme puissance que
tot, qui execute mes ordres ct qui
soft soumis 4 ma volonte."
-Est.ce tout
-Vous vous ecriez ensuite trois
fois: "Viens, Acham! Viens,
Acham! Viens, Acham"
Eft Acham Went?
-Parbleu
-C'est le momentl efflayant,
murmura la jeune femme aprSs
quelques minutes de silence. -
-Bast! vous pouvez tomber sur
un diable bien &lev6.
-Mais que lui dire!
All! celia ne ME regarde plus.
Une fois que vous en- serez la, vous
vous arrangerez avec lui.
Sill allait me faire signer un
pacte!
-C'est probable.
-Avec mon sang?
oh! &c serait bien rieur jeu.
L'enfer dot avoir progresse lui
aussi.
La jeune femme etait devenu rev.
euse.
-Econtez, me dit.elle.
-Je vous ecoute, ma chere annie.
-J'ai deux chooses j vOus deman.
der.
-Acc0rdees a ravance.
La premiere, c'est de ne pas
trop >ous moquer de moi.
EFT la secondes
-C'est de me t~ranscrire ce que
vous venez de me dire.
-Je vous le promets.
81 toutes celles de mes lectrices
qul sont un peu superstitieuses e.
qui desirent gagner lie gros lot de
la Loterie Sc servent de la coniura.
ton que je viens d'indiquer,-
Acham aura de la besogne.
CHARLES MoNsELET.
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Cne etrange nomination.

NJ. Nichols, gouverneur de Ia
Louisiana, dit lie Franco. Louisiauais.
Went de nommer all poste d'inspec.
teur DIES animaux aux abattoirs. NJ.
Handy, negociant ell spiritueux.
NJ. Handy peut ct dot admira.
element connaitre les qualities
respectives dies cognacs; mais.
fianchement, il faut quill ait la
science lnfuse pou: jnger sainement
letat salubre DIES veaux, beufs,
montons ETC., que ron abat pour
lotrs consommation dams nos abat-
toirs.
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Nine H... a la reputation de
bonner des diners execrables.
kencontrant Boireau ellie lni dir =.
-Eous n'etes pas yenu mercr~d;'
&c nest pas aimable.
DE me sris excuse par d6nacba
Sans doute, mails pourouoi
netes.vous pas venu diner?
Farce que j'ayais taim.
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CHRONIQUE.

All! pour gagner lie gros lot
de Ia lotelie. s'ecriait Fautre jour
une jeune ct jolie femme lie mes
alnies, je crois que je donnerais...
-Quoi
Mon anne au diable!
Eth bien! que ne la donnez-
vous' lui dis Je.
-C'est que je he sails pas CON-
ment my prenGre, r6pondit-elle in.
genuement.
-N'est-ce que celas Je me fails
fort de vous instruire; j'ai lu tous
les livres de magic.
-Vraiment Je mai aucune idee
de ces sottises.. .Je vous avOuerai
pourtant qu'une mutt j'ai repete a
haute voix l'~evocation de Faust.
-Je sails. que Ia salamandre Sen.
famine, que Foadin Sc replie.. .C'est
entantin. Aussi n'est-il venu per.
some?
ST: il est venu ma femme de
chambre. Ellie ma fait une telle
peur que j'ai cache ma tete sous
mon oreiller. Mails a present je
sens que js serals plus brave. mi.
.t;ez.moi.
Ellie 6tait charmante en- parlant
alnsi.
Pour de bon I? lui disje.
Pour tout de ben.
-Vous 6tes parfaitement deci-
dee 4 evoquer...e
lie diable. ..oui. Pour gagner
lie gros lot.
-Bien entendu; c'est la condi-
ton. Quel diable voulez-vous
appeler.
IL y Ell a done plusieurs ? dit.
ellie ayec etonnement.
IL y en- a un pour chaque jour
de la semaine.
--Tiens! items! items! Savez.
vous que c'est fort bien imagine ?
Mails oui, pas NAL. Pour cha
Gun de ces demons, il y a, en- outre,
DIES heures partioulieres, DIES for
mules d%'evocation differences, des
cadeaux dissemblables.
All! ces messieurs exigent des
cadeaux?
La moindre. des chooses. Ne
faut-il pas les indemniser du deran.
cement qu'on leur cause
-C'est juste.
Sans cette petite formalite, ills
seraient dune humeur execrable.
-Voyez-vous celia! Continuez.
sill vous plait. Vous disiez que
messieurs les diables ayaient cha