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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Pickwick: Z Smith, Texas; II II
Campbell, Matador; W L Beverly, Mckinney
o & hline, Kansas; Chas + Lusch, New York
N Barker, chnond; frank C,llbeck 81
Louis; James Z 6akes, Texas; Cnas Brown
Co ton Belt; II Casweu, Texas; NJ Muir
~, J Q THAI er, Quanaa; al White, Kansas;
j 5 Shepard, S. Louis; con JONES, P scifc Elk.
press Company; W b Green snd wife. Dallas
5 = shton. Co; d V Martin, B Martin, j
Roslton, Chicago; w W Flood, Wichita
valls; Q A Akin, Terrell; Sam White
G W NJ fat, CIsrendon Vlnscn, Dscatur
K F Tilf"Td, Waxahschie; O w Word, W.chita
Falls; D Dyer, Kansas City; OILS T Bacon,
Wichita Falls: Bartell Sinclair, Dallas Geo II
white, Denver, Col; l. W Heelsn, Dial as (;
sam -trawss. Sol Kaufman. Cleburne; l.
Stanfeld, Hillsb 70; T Flory, Pac Elk 20;
Wiley air, Weatherford; W lizard, Henri-
eta; Smith, l. Flatan Texas; W Shields,
Cincinnati; H Sex or, Chicrgo; G Chllds
VIM Sheer a W Abbott. Dallas; A Deverux
and wife, Decatur n Webb Finley, Tyler.
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To Invs.eigate the Osus.s.

CHICAGO, Ill, April 49, Judg
Thomas M. Cooley, chairman Of the inter
state commerce commission, was in con-
sultation this afternoon before leaving for
his home with Alexander Sullivan, coun-
sci tor the striking locomotive engineers
and tiremen. After the meeting Sullivan
said there would be an investigation OF
the causes and results of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad strike !;
that it would be held in Chicago some
day after May 5. Sullivan said the men
we're very apxIous for the investigation
and that this time 1t would be limited to
one state as it was necessarily before the
Illinois board; that II would begin at the
beginning end continue to the end.
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mant WIS them exsctiDg, an Increase in the
5 per cent general consol mortgage debt
II LILO, 900, the delivery of the Calves
ton, Houston snd Henderson Railway in
mortgage bonds in the treasury to the
amount CT Sl,l40 900, and CASH pay
mant OF S2l4,2 $50 out CT the cash
payment above mentioned, Mr.. Anderson
to receive a very large counsel fee
amounting TO nesr $50, 600. Even these
exceedingly favorable terms 10 the scrip
holders were refused by holders to the
amount $500, 900 snd upwards who are
now pressing their suit, and judgment for
the amount Of their claim
is, am informed by
pur counsel, likely, to be increased in the
aext few days. On my return q few
weeks since from an absence abroad, IL
ives announced in public prints that &
syndicate Of great financial strength, had
taken hold Of the affairs Ct the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Com
pary, and that board of directors
Of equally strong names would De pre-
sented for election at the coming auLusl
meeting Of stockholders. This movement
met my cordial appreciation, ard l cheer
fully decided MOI to make any opposition
had given my tina snd attention 10 the
affairs of that company for over eight
years as its president without r. ceivipg =
q dollar Of salary therefor, and WIS not
only willing TO stand esi1e in favor
Of, but also to welcome, any
one Tho could render more .ffi;irnt ser
viCa. JdsE st the close Cf the tranesef
books, however, Mr.. Bull, one CT the &C
i've men in the new movement, ard :
nolCer OF so shares Of stock, came to
the transfr office TO have stock re issued
to the following named parties: VIM. S
ten shares; j. P. Nuf1yille,
ten shares; Simon s. Fern, ter
shares; E. Ellery & Co, ten shsres !;
W. L. Bull. fifty shares; and Mr.. Nor
tinor, another member Of the committee,
also transferred to Rudolph Keppler ten
shSres; Daniel Q. Worden, len shares !;
John j. McCook, ten shares, ". L. But i,
ten shares. 1t is assumed that the
foregoing transfers were made for
purpose of qualifying the persons named
IS members Of the proposed new board Ct
directors. II this assumption is correct,
the list, embracing as It does three law
Yers, several brokers and the names OF
some who were very active IN
pushing the company to tie uttermost in
connection with the income scrip suit,
it is certainly very disappointing one.
IL has also been announced in the pubic
press that E. Ellery & Co., attorneys for
the income bondholders in the
suit referred to, would be the
new president Of the company.
1t is my duty under these
circumstances to present the foregoing
facts to you, and if it should be decided
by your board to hereafter adhere strictly
to the terms Of lease prompt notice to that
{ feet should be given to the board
of directors of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway Company,
in order That the necessary financial ar
engagements may be made elsewhere for
It's Immediate interest in excess of tbs
net earnings OF the road. Respectfully,
JAY GOULD, President.
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4 HORRIBLE KILLING.
Negro Woman Hanged and Her Hur-
band Shot.

A Negro Woman Hanged aud Her HuE
band Shot.
GALLATIN, Tenn April "A horrible
killing and hanging took place near this
place last night. Isssc Kirkpatrick and
wife, Pass Kirkpatrick, both colored,
were taken from their cabin about
FIVE miles from Gsllsun by 8
mob, and the woman was hanged
aud the msn shot through the brain.
Some time since John Kerley's country
residence was bdrned to the ground with
the entire contents. Suspicion has
pointed to Press Kirkpatrick as
the peIpetrattr Of the deed
However this w.s only suspicion. Kirk
patrick was not suspected OF having tsken
hand in the burning. Il is thought bS
many that when tie mob visited
kirkpatrick's cabin tdat he recognized
some Of the party. They killed him BE-
csuse OF fear that they would be exposed.
The womsn was discovered hanging N
her night clothes and breught
to Gallatin. Near the......s.tree
where Puss was hanging Ma
body OF her aged hushnRd.
Both were brought 20 Gallatin where
they were received by hundreds Of ne
sfoes. Upon all sides the deed is con-
demned by laW-abiding citizens.
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iZsrland.
ACTIVITY AMONG TIKI NIHILIsIs.

ACTIVITY AMONG TIKI NIHHIsTs.
LONDON, April 19.-There are reports
from Luzerne, Switzerland, inst renewt d
activity prevails among the nihilists, who
are organizing with the Intention CT pres
emily beginning new operations. Luke
warm adherents have been dismissed,
and committee hiss been formed for the
purpose of aiding convicts to escape from
Siberia Several escapes have alreedy
been effected. The arrests of nihiIists
continue to he made secretly in ST. Pc
tersburg. Msny prisoners are subjected
10 torture ana msde insane.
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ON THE BRINK.
The GraTest Fears Are Entertained OF
the Speedy Fatal Termination OF
tho Emperor's Disease.
ment Buildings. Chaered by the Peo-
pis-AotiVIty Among the Nihilists.
Germ any.

THE GRAvEsT PEARS FOR TUE EMPEROR
BERLIN, April 19-The Emperor passed
a fair night under the circumstances. H,
fever weakness and quicSened respiration
continue. The physicians are now holding
q cons ultation.
80 5. m.-AcCording to Trustworthy
Information the grsvest fears are en- ter
tanned Of speedy fatal ending OF the En-.
peror's disease. 1t ID spprehended from
his present condition that death will ensue
within q week.
LOSING STRENGTH.
BERLIN, April 10, $3.50 p. m.-The con-
ditiCn Of the Emperor Is less favorable.
He is losing strength and the general be-
lief in bis approaching death is gaining
ground.
THE EMPEROR SLEEPS.
BERLIN, April l9.-The Emperor had
several hours Of refreshing sleep to-day
The Buudesrath has expelled from the
country Herr Schlutter. an American cit
izen, who is connected with Social
Democrat newspaper.
DISTRESSING ACCOUNTS.
BERLIN, April 1880 p. m.-The
Emperor mas not left his bad to-dsy and
the accounts current of his suffering are
distressing. He said to Chaplin Egle:
"You pray for my preservation. Rather
pray for my release" He perseveres
in trsnsacting business and does not
cease writing. The Empress is often
summoned to decipner the almost illeg-
ible characters and save him from the an
noysnce of rewriting them.
sETTLEMENTs MADE.
As result of family negotiations, 6
jointure of II 900 900 marks is secured to
the Empress, and Prince Henry inherits
100000 marks upon the EnperoI's
death.
The Raichs Anzeiger published the fol-
lowing bulletin, timed $3.50 p. m: "On
the whole the Emperor is less feverish
than he was yesterday. In the course of
the day rather lsrge qusntity of pus has
been discharged. The patients breath
ing is now mere quiet" u
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LEGISLATIVE.
4 Committee 10 Investigate the Nature
aad Exlen3 of Fraudulent and
EVssive RendiIiSGs OF Tsxgs,
to the SenRte-A Bill for tbs Recsp.
tlOn OF the Stale gaPi,ol
Twentieth Legislature.
THE SENATE.


Special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, April 19.-Senetor Jsr
Wis presented petition from Parker
county asking the rapesl of the occups.
ton taxes on cotton buyers, auctioneers
lawyers, doctors, liverymen, artists, lane
SCENTS, merchants and sewing machine
agents. Referred.
Senator Armistead, for the committee
on esylums, reported favorably the bill
appropria Ing $3.50, 900 fo- improvements
at the Terrell asylum; also iavoring the
bill appropriating s21 800 to purchase
266 sores of land for the Austin asylum
Senator Houston presented 8 resOlu-
| ton appointing q committee of five to in
vestigste she nature and extent of fraudu-
lent and evssive rendttions for taxation
| Adopted, and Senators Houston, Lane,
Claiborne, Frank and Woods were sp-
| pointed.
| Senator Allen presented resolution
that 1t is the Guty of this Legislature TO
| begin scsle Of reduction in state taxes,
snd that this be done in direct way. He
wanted it acted on at once, but the Senate
refused and referred it to the finance com
mittee, wherce it will hardly emerge
again.
A message WAS received from the Gov
ernor submitting report for the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College wanting
1880 Referred to the finance com
mittee.
Bills introduced: By Mr.. Armistead,
to repay tC the funds of the University Of
Texas divers amounts Of money drawn
theretrom by the state,
By Mr.. Burgess, appropristing SIS, 500
for Improvements at the Blind Institute.
By Mr.. Jarvis, to require sll school
money to be paid cut direct from the
state Treasury.
By Mr.. Burney, creating the office CT
geologlst sad appropriating $4,000. to
mSingain the same.
Sir Thomas Grafton Esmonde, NJ. P,
appearing in the Senate chamber, he wss
invited within the bar and introduced to
the Senate by Mr.. McMsrus. He made
q neaI little speech.
TIE HOUSE.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, April 1s.-The House
met with quorum present, Speaker Pen
dleton in the chair. PRAYER by chaplain.
Mr.. Goeth by request resented petit
ton from citizens OF LIano county asking
for geological survey.
By Mr.. Baird of BEowE-A bill provid-
ing for the reception of the state capitol.
Il makes the Governor, the President of
the Senate, the Speaker of the House AMI
the Chief Justice Of the Supreme court c
board with full power to accept it for the
state.
By Mr.. Voorhees-A bill RENTING I'D
taxes for 1888, and to relieve |
collectors OF taxes. Collectors are al
lowed % per cent. commission on ell
taxes RENTED.
By Mr.. Utizer, bill amending the
school Laws, providing, among other
things, that sll children, without regard
20 color, over seyen years Of age and un-
der twenty shall be entitled to the benefit
Of the school fund. The locsl tax shall
not exceed 90 cents on the 500.
By Mr.. johnson, q bill providing for
he levy and collection Of sn annual sd-
1alorsm tax Of 10 cents for general rev.
,nue and Is cents for school purposes. !.
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that the Boulargsrist deputies ah,ll be
excluded from the party. The Lef. de-
eide not TO Interpret tie regarding the ap-
pOintment Of committee TO rcvise the
constitution. The United Right will pro
pose thst such committee be appointed
st the next sitting.
CONFIDENCE EXPRESSED.
PARIS, April l9.-The Co.mbsr Of DEP
uties reconysned to -day. Ga demand Of
Premier Floquet, the Chamber, by vote
OF $40 to III adopted the order of the day
expressing confidence in the government,
and the convic ion that it will secure by
its energy respect for republican instisu-
tions. the triumph Of its policy Of pro-
gress, and the reform and liberty desired
by the country.
BOULANGER-s OVATION.
PARIS, April 10 General BoulaGgeT
received an undenisble ovation on his
way to the CHAMBER CT Deputies. In Rue
Inyalide ladies' threw flowers into tbs
Generals carriage. The General sa-
luted them and pressed the hoI-
ers to his heart. There were cries
OF "Dawu with Dictstors." On his re-
turn from the Chamber OF Deputies
General Boulsnger was the subject Of 8
similar demonstration. Ia the Chamber
& group OF Deputies and reporters
Kissed ard cheered for the republic.
Several rows occurred, and Bsron du
Four, : B0Gapsrtist, snd NJ. AreD, OppOr-
tunist, exchanged cares. The iii Guilty,
however. WAS adjusted oy mutual friends
Of the gentlemen.
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Santa Fs Surveyor. Beach San Angelo

Santa Fs Surveyors ReAch San Angelo.
Special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO, TEX, April Is The
Santa Fe surveyors completed their sur
vey into town to-day, bringing their line
north Of town, in Miss addition, about
half q mile from the courthouse. Every
body is we'll pleased with the location Of
the depot, and better and more con-
venient place could not have been select
ed. The contract for the grade will be
let at once, and the officials of the road
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Uhrou1o Coughs and OoId,.

And all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs, can
be cured by the use of scouts EN- ulsiop, as It
contains the healing virtues OF Cod Liver OIL
and Hypophosphites in their fullest frrm. Is a
BEAUTIFULLY creamy Emulsion, palfsa5le as
mills, easily dtsesbef, and can be tsseH by the
iEmL}sion toe remedy par e4selleDee IN, Tu-
nothing of ordinary coIdS and threat trou bies.5
w. Z. s. CoSNELL, MD, Manchester, o.
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st .te thev will Jay the iron as fast as tn
Z ade is finished.
Cleburne Notes.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, TEX, April 19.-The Santa
Fe is enlarglng its stock pens at the de-
pot.
switch to the Alliance Cotton Yard
is being put down.
Tue raundhouse is to De built by the
Santa Re az All early day. 1t is
ssid the car sheds will be moved to
Cleourne from Fort Worth and IN ad-
dition Of 100 feet added.
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England,



LONDON, April 19.-The funeral CT
Matthew Arnold took plsce to-day at
Salehsm, near Stsrnes, his birth pace.
The Dsan # Westminster end Canon Far
rsr lffiCiated. Judge Coleridge, Right
Hon. 4. ]. Msndil!s and mary other
prominent men were present.
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France.
GENERAL BoULANGER

who arrived in an open carrisge, va
cheered by an immense crowd thas va
assembled outside of the Psr7iameal
building. The Hobbies were throbgedsnd
much excitement prevailed. All Political
groups in the chamber held rednions
The Extreme Left adopted rssalutions re-
pudiatiDg the Plebicolist, and declaring
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east last night.
-.
On account of the reunion OF Texsa
veterans, which begins to-day st Tenn
pie, the Missouri Pacific has granted a
rate of $3.50 for the round trip.
-
Taking effect On April 80, the rate on
wire and nails in carload lets from sea-
board territory to Texas common points
will be So cents per 100 pounds.
-.
Santa Fe freight coilided with Mis-
souri, Pac fC stock train yesterday neal
the crossing and several csrs were
wrecked, and cattle scampered over the
prairies, but no one was hurt.
TIE new maps of the Frisco show a
road from Kusoma to benson. Sher-
man and Denison will soon have second
line connecting them snd then the Sher-
man Fort Worth Air Line. How will that
suit all around.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Southern Kansas of Texas wss held
in Fort Worth at the Santa Fe offces
Yesterday. The stockholders approved
all the actious of the directors for the
past year and elected tae following
board of directors for the
yesr 1888 50: W. B. Strong, l. T
Burr, A W. Nickersop, Alden Speare OF
Boston, and Webster Snyder, George
Sealy, K S. Willis, w. B.Mas!ers and I.
W. Jackson OF Galveston. Shortly after
wards the board Ct directors met
and elected officers as follows:
President, w. B Strong, Boston; First
Vice President, CIV. Smith, Topeka; Sec
ond Vice President snd Chief -Engineer,F.
A. Robinson, Topeka; Secretary and
Treasurer, G. L. Goodwin, Topeka Assist
ant Secretary, j. j. Mullane, Fort Worth;
General Msnager,J. T. Goddard, Topeka;
General Auditor and Comptroller. P.
Whetehesd, Boston; Auditor,H. c. Gle
ments, Topeka.
While nothing could be learned definite
Iy Of the intentions of the company, 1t
comes from a relisble source that the
question OF building at one to Albu-
aueruue WAS discussed and by this line
gaining an entrance to Denver and with
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe making
short line to the Gulf, 1t is
said the company has nearly completed
arrangements for the issuing of bonds to
build this road. The directors who came
up from Galveston yesterday were Web
ster Snyder, George Senly, R. S. Willis,
7. W. Jackson and W. 81. Masters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-20

Tho Frisco to Fort Worth Means the SHEER
man-FOrt Worth Air Line-Gould
on the M, K. Il T. Notes,
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On account of the reunion Of Texsa
veterans, which begins to-day st Tenn
pie, the Missouri Pacific has granted q
rate of 81 80 for the round trip.
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RAILROADS
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
MISSOURI PAClFEp.

Arrive. Leave.
Laredo kad 81. LOUIS 1900. SOC p Il $50 II
Sza Antonio and st. Louis. 1850 Il s:Oo n
SOUTH BOUND.
81. Louis AID Laredo ........ 7:25 M s:S II
Al. Louik md san Antonio. 80 N Sou II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-20

Taking effect on April 80, the rate on
wire and nails in carload lets from ses-
board territory to Texas common points
will be SO cents per 100 pounds.
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Rot M SHlR.


LONDON, April 19.-The riots in Rou-
mania are spreading. Soldiers have been
sent to thirty villsges TO restore order.
ROBBERY SEd murder and other outrsges
are beng committed. 1t is stated thst
the government is powerless.
THE REVOLT.
BUCHAREST, April 10 The details of
the uprising OF peasants, watch have
reached this city, describe the revolt as
widespread, the peasants burning houses
and property in most villages. Tie
houses Ct the land owners snd farmers
have been sacked and wrecked. Gran
arch has been pillaged, and the local Of
fcers harbarously treated, numbers OF
hem having been killed. The territorial
troops joined in the pillsge and fired upon
the troops Of line. Since instructions
were sent to the troops to adopt severe
measures for the suppression Of the re-
volt, host OF insurgents have been killed
and wounded or taken prisoners. The
prisons are crowded. The tugitives con-
tinue to pass into Bucharest.
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The RAILROADS.

The Southern Kansas Of Texas Meets
and it is Said the Slogan is
"0n to Denver"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-20

Home Notes.
George A. Knight of The 'FriSco went
east last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-20

A Santa Fe freight coilided with 8 Mis-
souri, Pac iC stock train yesterday near
the crossing and several cars were
wrecked, and cattle scampered over the
prairies, but no one was hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-20

TIE new maps of the Frisco show a
road from Kosoma to benson. Sher-
man and Denis0n will soon have second
line connecting them snd then the Sher-
man Fort Worth Air Line. How will that
suit all around.
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EXCURsION.-N'oubliez pas que
lie 4 de mars proclaim nne grande
excursion partira de ThibodauX
pour la NOuvelle Orleans. Aller
ct retour lie meme jour. Les excur-
sionisteS pourront profi:er du coup
deil interessant que p,esente ton-
loars la parade des pOmpiers dams
Ia vile du croissant. Cette ex-
cursiOn est fate III profit de notre
excellente compagnie de pompiers
Protector No.. Depart de Thibo-
daux, $50 hcures, depart de la Non-
velle Orleans, Z heures ct demie.
En- les aidant, mons a.ironS dams
flnte,et ct pour lie bicn de notre
cOmmunaute. Les billets d'alleret
Teton, st veudent $50.
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Dams quelques jours notre bayou
eomptera IN h0te de plus. Nous
voulons parler dun charmant
steamboat qui prochainement doit
faire sa premiere apparition u les
eaux du Lafourche ct qui est spe-
cialement destine d operer dams
notre ciIconscIiptiOn.
Nous ne voulOns pas trop nous
etendre aujourd'hui sur ce sujet,
voulant laisser quelque chose a la
surprise ct a la joie de nos cOmpa-
triotes.
Quill nous suffise de dire que
le steamboat, lie capitaine ct l'equi
page seront REINSTATEMENT, ct pour
des causes de nous connues, les
blen venus parmi nous.
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On u beancoup festoy6 ces temps
derniers a la Nouvelle Orleans.
L'occasion d'abord etait fournie par
les officers de Ia fregate franchise
la Minerre ancrfe dams le port de la
vile du CroisSant.
Puts sont venues les f2tes du
Mardi-G ras, puts les agapes du club
de la Democratic Francaise, OIL,
dit.on la plus franche gate ma ces-
sc lie regner.
Les journaux nOu ont aussi entire
tenus dun festin qui d Gu lieu chez
Moreau lie restaurateur bien connu
De la rue du Canal. Les cOnvives
etaient le gonverneor hcEnery, lie
general Nichols, Zion. Z. D.. White,
Jeffiies, Crandall ct Gnsdem tarin9.
II y en- a qui dissent que Ia plus fran
che gate y a preside aussi que DIES
toosts v ont etc portes proclamant
radmiration mutuelle, ronbli DIES
INJURIES ct Punion intime pour les
projetS a venir.
Nous ne pouvons trop applaudlr
d cette pacifcation ct 4 cette mite
lie vues parmi les adversaires d'hier.
II quelqueS merchants Qui RENT
endpssous &C Qui ST demandent 81
la farce Sc jouait il y a queiQues
jours. oil 81 ellie Sc joue maintenant ;
ct OH sont les Brrtrands ct OH sOnt
les RatOns. LaiSseZ-lcS dire, mes
tireres, l'oubli les Injuries nous es:
recommande, faisons CONNIE nos
chefs. tendons-nouS Ia main ct sans
accompaguement dc champagne e'
de lisconrs creax ct messengers,
travaillous au tiiomphe dc Ia vraie'
de la bonnie cause.
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