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The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

Our very efficient under sheriff, ". c. ". Smith. who was indicted by the United States grand jury at Tucson, mainly through the efforts of the notorious J. V. Brighton, had his trial last week. The jury rendered a verdict of acquittal without leaving their seats.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

Beui. Titus. agent Of the Blinn Lumber company at Lordsburg. came up last week to attend the meeting of Coronado Lodge, F. & "A. MI.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

Fishermen are bringing into town quite a number Of tho finny tribe. fer which there is found ready sale.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

Yesterday being May Day, Col onel Egan gave very pleasant party to a number of children, at winch the May pole festivities were partaken of and other en- ioyable amusements indulged in.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

Three of the boys of the ma chine shops organized boat club last week. and had a real lively experience. It seems that some practical joker informed them that a certain flatboat, the property of a Mexican, lying above the North Clifton bridge, belonged to Con Kelleher. They were also told
 hat Con would very iikely'let them take the boat. Upon being approached, Mir. Kelleher most generously informed the young men that he had no objections to their taking 8 short ride, where upon the boat club proceeded up stream and launched the craft. They proceeded blithely upon their voyage. but there were trouble some times ahead not perceived by the boat club, one of which Was wild-eyed Mexican who was breathlessly ambling along the river bank with double barrelled shotgun over his shoulder and a brace of 45's in his belt. The other difficulty presented itself when the unwieldly craft ground ed far iu the middle of the stream, The culmination was reached however, when, in the midst of their endeavors to get off the bar, the aforesaid wild-eyed Mexican, who proved to be the owner of the boat, was seen to be wadiDg the river in their direction, empha sizing every splurge in the stream with a choice selection of Castil- ian invectives directed against the ''gringoes." One of the occupants of the boat, who became fright ened at the spectacle of the war like Mexican, precipitously leaped over the side of the boat and waded out in an opposite direction as fast as the difficulties of loco motion would permit. The oth- CTS, however, who are firm be- lievers in arbitration, proceeded to try aud argue the question, telling the Mexican that if he would put them ashore they would leave the matter of remuneration to a disinterested party. The Mexican, however, proved to be an extremist and would listen to no compromise, but proposed to take full advantage of the awkward position in which he had his vic tins. The hour was growing late, and as by this time they had spent about four hours upon the waters of the Frisco, aud as they did not relish the idea of wading out in view of an assembled tbrong on the river bank who were enjoying the scene, they each slipped q greenback into their captor's hand and were duly lowed to shore, where they received the hearty congratulations of their friends. The boat club has taken advant- age Of the insolvent act until next pay day.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

Judge Goodwin. formerly of Clifton, is one os tbe delegates to the Territorial Democratic con- veniion from Apache county.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

c. R. Kirchner has bought at North Clifton. from D. L. Sayre, at Present in San Francisco, the two lots adjoining the Bennell property at North Clifton.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

Jack Shine Of tbe 4. & N. NJ. railway is sick. Mir. Simpson of the maolliue shops is temporarily acting as brakesman during Mir. Shines illness.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

The remains of Maggie Rankin Cromb, whose death was men, toned last week, were laid in their last earthly resting place last Thursday. The funeral was large ly attended by the many friends of the family.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

Tue beautiful moonlight even ings are nrch enjoyed hy eques- trians and pedestrians
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

The first regular meetiug- of Coronado Lodge. U. D., was held last Saturday night Gnd proved very successful.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

c. ,SescD, n cattleman of Apache county, is a visitor to our camp.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

The Democratic Territorial con vpntion meets next Monday at Phenix.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

Frank Woodland took 3 pasear to Lordshurg last week.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

John H. Hovey has hls steam arrastra finished. During the past week he has set up a crusher, which will assist him greatly in
 putting through quantities of ore. He has commenced packing ore and will at once start operations.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

B. Small of Fl Paso, Texas, will send you samples of Wall Paper free on application.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

Clifton ships fresh vegetables to Lordsburg.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02
EE.SIEEEEe.

FERRIE-PALETHORPE.-At New York April 8, ls59, by the Rev. John D. Wilson Mir. Andrew B. Ferrie of Clifton and Miss Nj. J. Paietlorpe of Glasgow, Scotland.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02
SoLoMoNvILLE, April %.

Wilcox Stockman: MT. Wm. Teller was in town Wednesday. He did not succeed in overhaulipg the Mexicans who stole two of his horses last week.-Wi ilcox is again victorious. Our energetic and live spirited merchant, Mir. John H. Norton, was the lowest bidder for the government trans portation to Forts Grant, Bowie, Thomas, and San Carlos, and this freight will Ill be handled at Will cox for another year.-Messrs. Forester 65 Thede, of this place, were the lowest bidders for tLe beef contract at Fort Grant and will undoubtedly be awarded the contract. Their bid was 5.2l cents per pound, on the block.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

Work on the new blast furnace, now in course of construction uu- der the superintendence of Wm. Jones, has been delayed some what, 1t having b en found neces- sary to make certain changes tend ing toward an increase of the blast.
 Colonel Ingram Of Gold Gulch is in town for the purpose of hay ing an injured hand dressed by Dr. Lacy.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

It IS said that shit has been in
 shtuted against the Leziusky brothers for S350,000, the reputed worth of government timber cut from the Mongollon range for use during their mining operations in this camp. Whatever of law there may be in this step, there IS cer- tainly no justice in 1t. By their energetic operations, in the face of great disadvantages, they made a success of copper mining here and were the real founders of our lively and promising camp, be- sides being the means of bringing an enormous amount Of capital into the territory. The amount of good done by them in the way leading to the development of our mineral resources Is far in excess of any damage they may possibly have done the government in the way of cutting timber. Through some ot its wooden-headed agents the government is frequently led into making some esregious errors, and if the report as above stated Is true, this is one of them.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

For the benefit of those who may not have received our extra slip in last weeks CLARION we re- publish the names of Graham county's Democratic delegates to the Pbenix convention. us follows: J. T. Fitzgerald, Geo. Ii. Stevens, c. Layton, $. W. Pomeroy, II. c. Boon, F. W. Fuller.
 When you want wall paper cheap write for samples to Ben. Small, wholesale and retail dealer in Wall Paper, Paints and Glass, Fl Paso, Texas.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

John Friend announces that they have struck the ledge on the Wonderful claim and that it is clearly defined and shows free gold in connection with the black metal which has proved so re- muuerative to the owners when found, as heretofore, in pockets. The boys are to be congratulated.
 In regard to the horse race at Duncan last Saturday between the Lordsburg horse and Phillips horse, We have information that Lordsburg was done up in good style, losing the race, horse, money and everything else the citizens of that unfortunate burg could raise.
 The Lordsburg Liberal says that the Weaver Bros. of Silver City have closed their doors and will soon remove to Clifton.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-05-02

The handsome new engine for the Coronado railroad was pulled
 in Saturday night, and Master Mechanic Scott states that she has proved very satisfactory in trial runs. Ne understand that she will make her first regular trip this morning in charge of the veteran Arbuckle, who will in future have charge of her. She is named the "Forman," and is a 4-drver, back truck, canopy-cov- cred engine and weighs about 14 tons. She was built by H. K. Porter & Co, of Pittsburg, Pa, and has all the latest improve ments of locomotive construction.
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LIB
20 HENRI CONSCIENCE.
Us (Traduction Leon Wocquier.)

PAR.

Par une belle apres-midi, deux
cdmpagnards, revenant de Ia Vile
yolsipe, regaguaient leur village.
Le lieu on lis Sc trouvaient etait
IN magnifique paysage du Hage.
land 11e chemin qu'ils %suivaient,
creus6 sur le flame dune colline
dams ubie saorte de pierre ferrugi.
hheepssee,,' sseerpentait en- .montaut ct
deesScendant tour a tour avec d'6-
FRANCES - oinNdIn1Ations ivers rendtoit
Oh il 'csoonduisait, ct qu'indiquaistit
dams IL 1dintain 'ans cro,x summon.
zee de- son COG dore, qni scintillait
ad.dossts d'ann fmassif de sombre
verdure: DIAN cote du chemin SO
deesasit h staneidd pierre don't IL
taiate;f ene6ei nesyastait agreeable
Iaanssav1rfA&i venause purpurine
dssBarn1snts tdal so49es qui Ia ia
edssnieut1 iiRhs 5naht, encore s'ele-
1aisstH Hes lrshAears eoeidentees qui
Observation-Disclosures dacA1c6te. Mails
de temps en- temps lie sol Sc creu-
salt en- seduisafts vallons, ct l'on
pouvair af0rs, cettg elevation,
&mbffasseF H'dn isahl reaard stout 10
pays ct ve4f'l st aDudk as shpins com.
lHel1eages1esiatt adtlessus tb9s 4au.
RES, ggfasff iesasAsssdadreoaes, colli.
aies;' Ell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de Iiton,
R6lofgnef paridegres, searapetisser
ct prendr& S1a tei1te aleoatrel GAS
qua &c Observation-Disclosures allat Sc
confondre aveqs lessnII ygaAnee9rs1 de
AhorisonI ct vfarnser. tvee, ,eel!es-cI
un malstnpageq4 riAeau-ties 81 4
xuJ3a,: llantre cote pa ehemin. les
staebeuta .deaa qai ases preeipit9iennd|
DIES hautenrs apres at0rage $Ata1
.anka5eaee5 an,large passage eu- tra1
tye{stdaJes- .,Rar. aelS le lit. Dc. eet1
eaeirteiaIIe accideptel|e 81. adeplleeyaaif
une waste PLANE de, chau1eS ,cpld1
YES, don't. les sll!9ns regakSfs cou
raient jnsqu'au so'nmet A'qns antra
,a5aiAA3e sra9Agp ff,ta n1 IhspHds des1
esueAAAsssso ia sessa abel!aaiisp ssY9sgpeaqqd
CONNIE des ttAMss,99RR, mile ,4c~qqlp!4eeu,rspl
sIsBttea4sppseo;s les SFe94s!! del
dssaE5Amm- safsse8fp iEaN ll3l1sfil apn ,fqpd|
du ciel ypMaEbe9tt, JqqqaAits saegga. miles 9l1e
tons capricieux dams 10 feuillage a.
demi f6tri. Bien que ses rsyons
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ATTENTION.

NY friends and the public are no,;a.a a..
have removed to the sore torn,",iw mat
pied by Mr.: E. G. Curtis, No. 3 Main Uce.
where will keep constantly on hand S sss
soppiy OF Groceries. Provisions. Nina ia1
Liquors. Give me . call and examine N.Y.
JOHN DEZAUCHR
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Avant... 70 ,nnr6riel n6cessaire. nous som
mec a name d'executer tour les Ouvrages ~
%porraphiques qni nous seront confes' Les
brefs d'avocat, cartes d'aftaiIes, entetes oe
fs.trraa. tickets d'habitation, blancs, circu-
la;res. etc, seront imprimcs dansle plus BRET
A6lAi ct \ des prix moderes.
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e. B. ago,
NOTARY gUBxyn
Office at Ce1aune's s+.~
lyJanl5S 81
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for IVA.
bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum' =.
YER Sores, letter, Chapred Hands. rt;,
Blains COrns, and ali Skin Ernn,;oouulh
and positively cures Piles, or no ny
required. 1t is guaranteed to give -,
feet satisfaction. or money refuna.s
Price Is cents per box. For Sal :.
Thibodaux Drug store. y
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la t-inte de ponrpre qui anlonce
que latmosphere est plus troidea
que Ia terre ct que les brouillards
'.lu soir commencent a Sc former.
/. De relevation on lis So trouvaient,
lie regard DIES deux villageois s'eten-
DAFT, a plusieurs lieues de distance,
ct lis pouvaient jour pleinement
,du magnifique tableau que derou.
lait sous leurs yeux Ia nature pr6te
a s'endo-mir de son sommeil anuu.
Ell lis semblaient pourtant. prefer
peu d%'attention a ce beau spectacle
ct ponrsnivaient reimbursement
leur route. -:
L'un d'eux etait IN vielllard aux
cheveux blancs, au visage sillonn6
de rides profondes. Bien, que son
dos fit legerement courb6, il mar
chait encore dun pas leger ct ne
semblait pas recourir trop solvent
d Pappui du baton de coudrier
qu'un Gordon de CUR rattachait a
son poignet. SEES yeux etaient EN-.
core pleins de vivacit6, ct pexpres.
sion calme ct s6rieuse la fois de ga
physionomio atlestait une anne
forte ct une energiq"e volont6
Un grossier chapeau de feutre,
datant du steele dernier, cachait q
demi ses cheveux blancs. ct une
redingote brcne, tout aussi antique
de coupe, tombait pressure sur ses
talOns.. 50
C'6tajt, pare de ces v6tements,
que r. brave homme s'etait age
nouill6 devant rautel, quand il
await etc uni 4 sa chere Beth. II
les await soig"eusemept menag6s,
Car lis avaient coat6 gros. .Vingt-
six ans s'etaient passes depuis lors,
ct maintenant encore lis ne voyai.
ent lie jour que lorsqu'il allait & Pc
elise on qnanG il devait Sc rendre
pour quelque affaire a la vile vol
sine.
Son compagnon etait dams Ia
feur de rage, It son visage attes-
TAFT la force ct Ia sante. Une belle
casquette de drap, penchee u 10.
reiIie gauche, permettait aux bon.
cles brunes dc SEES 'cheveux de Sc
balancer sur ses 6paules, ct le
mend dune cravate de mile cou.
leurs s'etalait complaisamment sur
sa blouse bleue. Dams ses yeux
noirs brillait une joie concentree
un doux sourire Sc jouait sur SEES
levres, ct les regards rapides Quill
jetait parfois autour de lui etaient
empreints dune douce ct naive con.
fiance dams Ia vie.
II portrait sur repaule droite. I'M
baton de voyage auquel etait sus
pendu Ill panier rempli; la main
qui tenait le baton etait cxtraordi-
nairement large ct robuste, ct ses
dolgts 6taient raides ct calleux.
Bien quill fnt homme & pe,ue &c
jeune paysan await d6j$ rudement
trnvaill6.
Depuis quelque temps, lie We'll
lard marchait Ia t6te pench6e sur
Ia poitrine plus que d'hAbitude. II
3tait evident qu'une serieuse m6di.
tation le preoccupait, car rexpres.
sion de sa physionomie changeait
i tout instant! il semblait emu
par le dept on la colere.
Son compagnon lie contemplate en-
silence ct s'efforeait de deviner sur
son visage les causes de son emo
ton int6rieure. II y await dams le
regard que le jeune homme alta.
chat sur lie vieilfard une sorte din
teret c6ntenu qui attestait le res
pect ct la veneration.
CONNIE 81 les pensees du We'll
lard eussent about d une conclu.
"
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HONNEMENT
ANNONCEs.

Ju carre de l0lignes; lere insertion - 5o
& I" 50 9mp -
6. g :. Insertion add. 50
Toute annonce indiqnantla profession
vec radresse ct n'exc6dant pas qu"tre
Annorces Ie canIidats. L'avance 90. 10 co
Necrologie. par iigne ~
Toute annonce commerciale pnhliee aFan-
nee sera ins6rGe An taux lie 50 cents par pou-
co pour la premiere insertion ct % cents pour
les insertions suhsequentes.
Toute annonce don't le nombre d1nsertlons
nest mas specific sera inser6e jusqu'a nouvel
ordre au taux Ordinaire.
TELLER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
KorAHY Ion Pass.
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Ia nau1uR DEs chEvElx
.D,AYER
-(Ayer's Hair Vigor.)


-(Ayer's Hair Vigor.)
rsndl e brilliant Of In fraicheur de Ia j~eunesss
AK shevsux girls on tietris, en- meme temps
ou,slle leur donne une richie couleur chatain
on noiE fones, atnsi qu'On le desire. En- sen
servant on peut donner Aux cheveux blends on
Youx. une teinte foncee, les rendre plus epais.
o. presQue t~oujours guerir Ia c~alvitie.
Ellie arra1s Il chute des cheveux, stimule
q rend h vigueur ! une croissance fable ct
mAladiye, ;EAe smpsche, ct guerit les croates
Of Il tsigne, ainsi que toutes les maladies du
sair chevelu. CONNIE article de Toilette
.pour Danes, Il VIGUEUR est sans pareille;
ellie no content nj huile nj t%einture, ellie rend
Ii ehevelure douce. brillante, ct soyeuse,
tout en- rimpregnant d'un parfum suave st
permanent
M. C. p. BRIcHER scrit de Kirby, o., 2 JUL
let. 1882 "L'automne dernier mes cheveux
commencement / tomber. ct dams un court
espaoe d. temps je devins presQue chauve.
J'essayai Ii VIGUEUR HEs CHEvEux D'AYER,
ct avant quo lie premier fiacon f1t tini. Ia chute
des chevsux s~'arrata, ct une nouvelle crue
eommenca / pousser. Maintenant ma tete
est couverte dune chevelure abondante ct
vigoureuso."
j. W.. BOWEN, Proprietaire du McArfhar
(OhSO) EnQSsrer, dit LA VIGUEUR DIES
CHEvEUx D'AYER est une excellente pre-
paration pour les cheveux. J'en parle par
experience. Ellie developpe une nouvelle
er0issance do eheveux doux ct sOyeux. Ia
VtGUKuR - aussi un remede sur pour II
teisne."
II. ANGUS FAYRBAIRN, le chef de 10 e.
lAbre "FAmille Fairbairn." VocAlistes Ecos-
sais. icrit de Bostes, Mass, s Fevrier, 1880:
grisonner je ne sen de la vIGUEUR Dks
CHDvEUx D'AYDB, TAI ainsi pu cOnserver
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affaires al:er de NAL EN- pts ct gas
pile avec une folle avidite .le peu
que son bien lui rapporte. Sa fem
me ct SEES enfants m6nent me vie
pleine d'angoisses ct lie chagrins
ills souffrent les atourments de Ia
faim ct voient lsaffreuse misere s'ar-
refer mcnacante sur leur seuil. Eft
pendant &c. temps-la, lui vagabonde,
chante, tapsge ct blasph6me an
grand scandale de tout le village:
IL veut etoufer, a force d'exces,
les remords de ga conscience ct ne
reussit qua perdre son anne ets sa.
rais0n. 1T celia continue ainsi,
allant de NAL en- pis jusqu'a &c quill
soft rebuilt 4 aIler member avec
son infortanee 'famille, peut-6tre a
la porte meme de la ferme que son
pere a fecondee de SEES sueurs pour
la laisser en- bon etat a son fills in.
graf. Oh! vois.tu, quand j'y pen.
Sc, le sang me bout dams les veines.
Lache gaspilleur!
LIE jeune homme le regardA dun
air surpris ct interrogation.
-Regarde mes mains, regarde
mon visage ct mon dos voht6! re.
prit Ie vieillard dune voix Gmue.
lie suls vieilli ct use avant Page.
De bonnc heure je me suis trouv6
orphelin; me parents avaient peri
dams IN incendie. J'avais on on
Gle le brave homme m'envoya a
pecole jusau'a l'age de treize ans.
II mourut alors, ct je devins domes.
tique a Ia grande ferme derriere le
Krnisberg, Qoand j'epousai ton
excellente mere, nous ne poss6dions
qu'une chevre ct quelques forms
que nous avions ~epargnes a grand
peiDe u notre salaire journaIier.
Nous avons travaille CONNIE des
esclaves. Dieu benit toujours le
travail. Aujourd'hui, nous avons
an chevaI, quatre vaches, passa-
Element de terres Oh fermage IT
meme uh peu dargent Ell cas de
besoin. Un jour, il y aura uue
croix a ma fosse an cimetiere.-
c'est Ia loi de la nature,-Mais, Lu-
cas-, tn te souviendras alors, nest
ce past que'tout &c que j'ai epar.
gne ct ramasse pour tot, que ton
heritage est u fruit DIES sueurs
de ton pere que lui aussi bien que
ia mere ont epuis6 leurs forces pour
te laisser'qaafelqne chose en- ed mon.
de! Tu icoaseryetas Get heritage,
tn l'acroitras par ton travail, tn lie
menageras coMt1e unr souvenir de
notre amour. n'est.ce past :.
La profondBe tssingd,iere emotion
|qui accedtdaieass paroles du We'll:
lard await seativedbeus 'touche le
jeune homme Que des larmes bril-.
latent dams ssas yeux. Dune voix
triste, mails dDtee,,: ilSdit avec uu
soupir: "a. p: 800
Que dites-vons done Ia, cher
perez Vous vous ttompez. J'ai'bu
en- vile I'M verre de biAre chez Baes
Antoine, ct rien de plus!
LIE vieiliard lui saisit la main ct
dit: &
oh! Lucas, CO nest pas pour
tot que je dis celia ; tn es On brave
ct laborieux garcon. Je remercie
Dieu tous les jours dc ce que, en-
recompense de mes efforts, il ait
permits que tn soft 81 bon ct 81 yer.
tueux. Quand, vieilli ct use par le
travail, tn seras courbe sous les
ann6es, tot aussi tn sentiras, mon
ills, combien il est consolant de sa-
voir que le prix de ses sueurs ne
sera pas gaspill6 apres sa mort. :
-Mais, nor pere, je ne vous
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has
of
Department. making Twenty
of aregular All AA 0 EE
We
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New Arrivals.

Everything in our line that a good house,
keeper wants for the table at DOnahues Grocery
House, 2O5 South Spring.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-23

EChlldren Cry fol Pitchet's Castorla:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-23

The ienna Buffet, with its energetic man
agement and excellent kitchen, is the leading
place in the city
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-23
1OODOZ. SPOOL SILK

Containing full about
made Of the best manufacturers country The silk
occasionally will be little
hardly noticeable This silk retled everywhere
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This
Department. and have forth make this the banner
We alwoo
warp Henrietta Cloths Every color awoo Broad Cloths for
Broad Cloths leading
Our usual the lowest In addition plain goods
showing styles that be duplicated elsewhere
Special Prices Silk Pushes
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ECEIo Dbl L'oJE5T

lie vertigo. Son regard ardent ra-
yonnait CONNIE celui du vautour
pref d saisir So proie, ct, en- meme
temps, la contraction de ses levres,
lie tremblement nerveux de SEES
mains trahissaient l'anxi6te qul
tourmentait son anne. Succombant
enin a la tentation, il prit le pa
pier, lie parcourut dun cell avide,
s'empara avec une agitation f6brile
de ia plume que lul presentait Leo
ct signad dun trait rapide, pais,com-
me Leo SO prec!pitait sur CO temol-
gnage ecrit qui allait sauver son
pere, lie juif, saisi dun remords
sublt, lie d6chira ct On jeta les NOR
ceaux a terre en- s'ecriant:
-Non,, mile fois non! gardez
votre or!.. Baltimore sera venge!
Etourdi par ce coup i%nattendu,
Leo chancela CONNIE 81 le sol edt
manqu6 SOUS sos pleds; ga stupe-
factipn Sc changeant bientot Gu
furaur, il s'6lancca sur l'usulier, ct
Petrelgnanl a la gorge de ses deux
mains conuulsivement crispees:
"a cOntiNuer.)