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The Springdale news., 1888-12-07

TOT the appointment CT an assistant Sec retary Of War. Such an officer is impera. tVeIy needed, he says, for the proper and efficient administration of the War De- partment.
 The Secretary's estimates of appropria- tions to the War Department for the yeav ending June 30, 1890, calls for St4. .632. .50e This includes S25, ,293. .372 for the military establishment, and $13, 7S5, ,234 for public works and river and harbor improye- ments. The appropriations for the last fiscal year amounted to $41, ,165, ,l07 and for the current year to S59,G70,93i.
 Report Of the Director Of the Mint.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Dr. James p. Kimball, Director of the Mint in his an nual report on the operations of the mint service for the fiscal year ended June 30. 1888, shows the coinage of the year to have been as follows:
 Description. Pieces Vain. Gold. .................. 2359 534 s98.364 ITO 5e Silver dollar r............ 3S,1ISS13 32TlS 673 Oo Subsidiary silver coins. 12,os352l 1,417.42 .5 Minor coihs.... 6l911Sl9 1,2lS,g76 y
 Total, l,................1t903a ,547 S63. 71q2!a g
 The silver purchased during the year for coinage aggregated S,201 SO5 ounces at cost of S24 ,237 553, or an average of 90 4'-l0O cents per ounce. The seignorage- on the coinage of silver coined during the year amounted to SS,407, ,s92 and on sub sIdlary coinage to S71 ,191. The seignorage on the coinage of silver from July l, 1878. to June 30, 1ssS, has amounted to 47,- 536 66s1.
 The production of gold and silver in the United States for the calendar year 1sS7 Is estimated at S33,00o, 900 gold, and $53.- 531,000 silver. The production of gold in the world during the past four years has remained nearly constant ranging from Sl01 ,694 900 i'll 1881, to $99 ,05G, $50 in 1sSs. while the production of silver has in- creased i'll the last four years about twen- ty-tfye million dollars, ranging from S1f0.- li3,e00 ia 16Si, to S135 5,449. .4l0 in 1ss0 Tie aggregate coinage of the world during lSSi Was: Gold, $124, ,992, 4G5; silver, $lG0,94, ,s77. The stock of gold and silver coin in the United States on July 1, 1sSs, is estimated to have been: Gold coin. S595, ,3f9, ,s37: sil- yer dollars. S299, ,0S, 790; subsidiary silver coins. e76 6,405.31G. At the same date there was gold bullion awaiting coinage in the hints Of the value of Sl104 ,0ls: silver bullion. S3,950,5Ss; melted trade dollars, >6343.a1i; making a total metallic stock of Il iQ92. ,'62. Of this there was in the treasury of the United States S59t53317s; ill National banks, Sl05, i35, 492, and in other banks and i'll general circulation, >392, i62 .291.
The Springdale news., 1888-12-07
THE CAPITAL.

Budget of News From Washington
 More Reports of Department ant Fu-
 reau Chefs-Increasc in the Public
 Debt-The Aque iuct Scaudal-Governor
 Beaver Accepts-Reception to Govern
 or-Elect Hovey of Indiana, Etc.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The annual re- port of W. Trenholm, Comptroller of the Currency, contains a summary of the state and condition of the National banks during the year. The number reporting on October was 3,f4G, of which the eapi- tai stock exceeded S592 100000; surplus fund, SlS5, 100000; other undivided profits SIo, o,000,0o0, and the outstanding circulation against bonds, S151, ,702 000. The individual deposits amounted to S1 ,350 000 ,000, and Government deposits to S5G,000,000. The total number of new National banks or ganized during the year was 132; forty two banks went out of the system during the year, of which thirty-four went into voluntary liquidation and eight failed making net increase of ninety banks. The net increase of capital for the year has been over S14,000, 900, and the net de- crease of circulation nearly $l7,000,000
 Reports have been received from 3,527 institutions, not National banks, namely: State banks. 1,403 loan and trust compa- nies, 120; savings banks, scr, and private banks, 1,203. The whole body of these institutions report capital stock, S265 5,0o0,- GOO; surplus funds and other undivided profits. S240,000.00 and individual de- posits, g, 127,0000oo.
 During the year thirty-four dividends have been paid to creditors of insolvent National banks, aggregating S3,525,9 ,951; and the affairs of five failed banks have been closed, in each case the creditors re- ceiving payment ill full, principal and in- terest.
 Since the beginning of the National banking system, the total claims proved against all failed banks have been less than S52, ,0o0,000 and the aggregate of diyi- deads paid upon those claims has exceed ed S33, ,000, ,000: total assessment levied upon shareholders, 912 ,50o 00l; gross col lectlons from such assessments, S5,3ij,o0o.
 The recommendations of Comptroller Trenholm as to new legislation are: The funding of the outstanding greenbaeks i'll bonds bearing not over , l-2 per cent. per annum interest, available only as basis for National bank circulation, and payable only upon the failure of the bank or upon its dissolution otherwise the bank to re- cciye par of the bonds in circulating notes: the National bank redemption agency at Washington 10 be transferred to New York, and redemption agen- eies established at each central reserve city, all notes being redeemable indis- criminately at any agency; and the en- actment Of laws giving uniform effect te commercial instruments, such as bills of lading, bills of exchange, cheeks, etc.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

UPON the re-assembltng of Congress. on the Sd, the principal feature of the days proceed fngs in both Houses was the reading of the Presidents annual message. In the Senate a resolution was adopted instructing the clerk to inform the House that the Senate was in ses- sion. Messrs. Morrill, and Salisbury were ap- pointed members on the part of the Senate, of committee to wait on the President with the information that Congress was in session, after winch the senate took recess from 12: D. m. 10 half-past one clock, when the Presidents message was presented. The reading occupied an hour and twenty minutes. Att conclusion the message was laid on the table and ordered printed, and the Senate at 2:55 D. m, ad- Journed after a notification by Mir Frye that he would call up the Union Pacific Settlement bill on the 4th: by MT Chandler that lie would ask for action on his resolution to investigate the Louisiana election of April last, and by Mir, Allison, that he would ask the Senate to proceed with the Tariff bill, and would even Of the discussion became too protracted1 call it up during the morning hours of the ses- sion In the House, prayer was delivered by Chaplain Milburn, and the clerk called the roll, at the conclusion of which a resolution was adopted instructlng the clerk to inform the Senate that the House was in session. The Speaker appointed Messrs Holman, of h. diana; Turner Of Georgia. and O'Neiil, Of Pennsylvania, as committee to join d similar committee appointed by the Senate to wait upon the President and inform him that Con gress was ready to receive any communication he might desire to transmit. The House then at half past twelve o'clock took recess for an hour, when the annual message was received and read by the clerk. When the reading was completed Mir. Mills offered resolution which committee of the whole and providing for it's printing and the House adjourned
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

ON the 2d Representative kilgore. of Texas, arrived in Washington. Speaking of the result of the election he said: sMr. Harrison is going to give us a conserva- tive, business-like administration I do not expect any harsh measures toward the south to be proposed by him."
 ON the lst the Liederkfanz of New York rendered Hon. Carl Sehurz welcome back to that city.
 HOS. J. CONDoN, member of the British Parliament for East Tipperary, Ireland, and mayor of Clonmel; James \. O'Brien, member for South Mayo, and John Dillon, member for East Mayo, have been nomi- mated for the office of high sheriff of Linn erick. Mr. Dillon has also been named as candidate for the office of high sheriff of Drogheda.
 COLONEL MAeMURDo, the successful newspaper pioneer, it is asserted, is about to start a paper in London which is to rival the Times
 THE late Mr. Levi J. Lawson left, by his will handsome legacy to each member of the staff of the London Telegrdph.
 IT Is reported that there is great reioic- ing in Berlin medical circles over the resignation of Dr. Mackenzie from the College of Physicians, though doubtless the doctor is as greatly rejoiced to rid himself of the uncongenial associations which his membership necessitated.
 IT is stated that Mir. Carl Schurz has ac- cepted the American agency of the Ham, burg American Steamship Navigation Company of Berlin instead of the Vulcan company, as previously reported.
 ON the 2d Canon Little, of England, ar rived i'll New York for six weeks tour of the country.
 GENERAL 0RDwAY, chairman of the inaugural committee on military organi- cations, has been instructed to confer with the members of the Cabinet to the end of securing the department buildings for quarters for visiting State troops at the coming inaugural.
 ON the 1st Mir. Henry George, speaking at a banquet given in his honor in Lon doa, said that the first thing to do was to secure land values for public use, the es- tablishment Of which system would open the vista to possible reforms. He was op- posed he said, to a peasant proprietary system. Mir. Georges audience was a large and enthusiastic one
 EX-QUEEN NATALIE has received from King Milan of Servia all the presents he formerly made her and grant of ,000,01 francs, which remain at her disposal i'll the Bank of Seryia.
 AT Berlin, on the Sd, Ira Payne, the American pistol-shot, gave an exhibition of his skill before a select party of Prus- sian military officers, using pistols Of American design and manufacture The exhibition evoked expressions of wonder, as did similar feats of marksmanship per formed by him in Russia.
 A BERLIN dispatch of the a says it is known definitely that the Emperor of Ger many is confined to his apartments by a recurrence of his ear affection, and not by a cold, was announced.
 ON the 3d telegram from the Vatican was received by the Boston PHot, emphatic ally denying that the Pope had instructed Cardinal Gibbons to congratulate Mir. Harrison on his election. and declaring that the Pope never interferes in National politics.
The Springdale news., 1888-12-07
The Tunnel Investigation Creates n Sem
 Sation.

=WAsHNG7oE. Dee. 2-The military court of inquiry charged with the iuvest4- gatioH Of the aquedutt tunnel continued it's session yesterday. The first witness Was Ex-Ghief= Of Engineers Brigadief- General Duane, now OH the retired iist. At the re4uesto of General Rugcr, General Duane told the story of the New York tunnel and iss "saoddF'5 construction. "TAere' - said the witness. "was a con- plete conspiracy to defraua, and sone f. the inspectors were undoubtedly in CO., lusion with the workmen."
 Colonel Hodges-Were any 8f the men employed on the New York tunnel atte~- ward emplo losed on the Washington tunuets
 Nitness-Yes; quite number. 1 be- HcFe. Nr. Beekwith, If the firm of Becl- with 6c QuackenbHsh. was one of the firs9 of Brown, Howard 6e Co, contractors o1 the New York aqueduct; ill fact, he Waa the managing partner.
 Colonel Hodges-What was the qualify of his work in New York
 Witness-It was the very worst on the whole line
 who came on to Washington to work for Beckwiths
 Witness-Yes. a good many others. Brennan, one of the sub contractors, was one of them. Mclean was another.
 On examination by Captain Ches- ter, witness said he could not say whether or not Brennan was dischar red from the New York aqueduct tunnel. Ca September r. 1sSs. witness warned MaiG~ Lydecker of the character of Brennan't work in New York. The latter part O. General Duanc's testimony created sen satlon ill the court.
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Stockholders Assessed.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Last week an as- sessment Of f500 share was delared on the stock of the Washington Base Ball Club. There are about fifteen shareG. of which Mir Hewitt, the president, owns majority. It is said the club has lost Y23,- GOO ill three seasons.
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Governor Beaver Accepts.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Chairmap Brit ton of the inaugural committee received a letter yesterday from Governor Beaver of Pennsylvania, accepting the committees invitation to act as marshal of the in- augural parade. In his letter the Gov ernor says:
 Iapprcciate the compliment conveyed in this invitation, particularly in view Of the manner in which you have linked my name with that of the greatest liyng soldier of our country n your communication. I had expected to be present at the inauguration Of General Harri- son in any event and would have been pleased and proud to accompany our division of the Ma tional Guard of Pennsylvania. as have had the honor of doing on former like occasions The call of thc committee to assume the greater care, labor and responsibility is not to be dis regarded and therefore accept the invitation, relying upon the cordial cooperation of your committee in Inc discharge Of the duties which the position carries With it.
 Reception to Governor Elect Hnvev
 WASHINGTON, Dec "A reception was rendered to Governor -elect H0vey of h. diana, yesterday evening, by the Indi- anlans residing at the capital. The re- ception was held at the Ebbitt House in the parlors which the late Senator Morton, or Indiana, used years ago for his recep- tons. The parlors were handsomely decorated and an orchestra was in attend ance. The guests were presented to Gov ernor. Hoyey by Hon. W. W. Curry and Thomas Mckee. Among the distinguished people were Representative Nathan Golf of West Virginia; Representative Me- kinley, of Ohio; Representative Herman, Of Oregon, and Hon. c. ". Foster, ex- Minister to Mexico. The reception lasted from eight to ten o'clock. There were many ladies among the guests.
The Springdale news., 1888-12-07

'HFPUT1 UI 'IIV DITtUNUr of tho Mint.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Dr. James P. Kimball, Director of the Mint, in his an- nual report on the operations of the mint service for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1888, shows the coinage of the year to have
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-09-29

hn peu, que dlable NOus vOus
cOml,laisez dams vOtIe tristesse.
VouS viveZ, pasSpZ moi le mot,
CONNIE un vrai hibOu. Vous etes
une sorte TEspaguol comme OH
men volt pas : .Secouez moi done
ca! VouS GteS jeune. bean garcon,
vous avez de Pesprit ct deS talents
protitrZ IN ptu dp tonteS ces cho-
Ses. Voyons, pcnIqnoi lie feriez-
vous pas un doigt do cour a la pc
tite Helouin :? Celia vous amusernit
.. Ellie est tres gentille, ct ellie
trait tres bien.. Mais diantre!
j'ocblie un. pen MA promotion aux
grandes dignites, moi J. -Allons,
adieu, Maxine, ct 4 demain, nest
ce pas D..
A demain certainement.
Et ce gallant homme,-qui est,
lui, une so1te HEspagnol CONNIE
on Ell volt beaucoup, m'abanlonna
d mes yGtlexiOns.
Ter octObre.
Un singulier ev6nement !-Quoi.
que les consequences men soient
pas jusqu'ici DIES plus heureases, il
MA fait dn bien. Apes le rude
coup qui m'avait trappe, Petals
,lemeur6 CONNIE engonrdi de dou.
Ieur. Ceci ma rendu au moins lie
sentiment de la vie, 1t pour Ia pre-.
miere fois depuis tr"is tongues Sc
maines TAI le courage d'ouvrir ces
fenilles ct de reprentlre la plume.
Toutes satisfac,ions m'etant don
nees, je pensai que je n'avais plus
ancune raison de quitter, brusque-
ment du moins, une position ct des
avantages qui me sont apr6s tout
necessaires, ct don't j'aurais grand.
peine a trouver Equivalent du
jour au lendemaiu. La perspec-
tive des souffrances tout d fait per.
sonnelles qui me restaient 4 affr0n-
ter, ct que ;e metals d'ailleurs at
TREES par ma falblesse, ne pouvait
m'autoriser & fuir des devoirs Cd
mes int&r6ts ne sont pas seuls en-
cages. En- outre, je n'entendaie
pas que Mile Marguerite put inter
prefer ma subtle retraite par le de.
pit dune belle partie perdue, ct je
me faisais un point d'honneur DE-
lui montrer juequ'au pied de rantel
90 front impossible j; quaint au
cour, ellie 10 10 verralt pas.-Bref
ie me contentai d'ecrire & NJ. Lau'
bepin que certains cot6s de ma stu
alton pouvaient d'un instant a Pau
tire mo devenir intol6rables ct Out
j'ambitionna,s avidement quelqu'
emploi moins retriLue ct plus indie.
pendant.
Des le lendemain, je me presen'
tn, au chateau, Oh NJ. dc B6valla,
m'accuoillit avec cortlialit6. j,
saluai ces danes ~vec tout le natu
rel don't je pos disposer. II n!
cut, blen entendn, aucune explica'
lion. Nine LaroQue me paro
emue ct pensive. Mile Marguerite
eucore un peu vibrante, mails pole
Quant 4 Nile Helouin, ellie @tai
fort pale ct tenait ses yeux baisse
sur ~ broderie.
La pauvre file n'avait pas d 9
feiiter extr6mement du r6sultat e
nal de "a diplomatic. Ellie essayai
bien de temps en- temps de lance
su triumphant n. Dc B6vallan q
regard charge dc dedain ct de nj
mace; mais dams cetse atmospher
orageuse, qui eht passab.ement il
qui6t5 uu novice, NJ. de Bevalla
respirait, eirculait ct voltigea1
avec Ia plus parfaite sisaace. "a
aplomb souveraiu irritait manifest
ment Mile H6louin mails EN- mem
temps il 10 domptait. Toutefoi
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de joindre mes instances 4 celles
de ces danes: les veux que je for
mais depuis longtemps viennent
d'6tre agrees: ct ie vous serai per-
sonnellement oblige de ne pas me
ler 4 tOus les souvenirs heureux de
cette sOiree celui dune separation
qul serait a la fols prejudiciabie ct
douloureuse i Ia famle dams Ia
4ueIle Tai rhonneur d'entrer.
Monsieur, lui dis je, .e ne pnis
Qu'6tre tres sensible aux tcmoigna-
(, ges que vous voulez bien mo rend'e
an nom lie ces DANES ct au v0sre.
Vous me pardonnerez de NY pas
Iepondre immediatement par une
determination formelle qui deman-
derait plus de libertd d'esptit que
je men puis avoir encore.
-Vous me permettrez au moins,
dit NJ. de Bevallsn, d'emporter une
bonne esperance. .Voyons, mon
sieur, puisque Poccasion s'eh pre-
sente, rompons done a janais Tom
bre de slace qui pu exister entire
nous deux jusqu'ici. Pour mon
compte, j'y suis tres dispose. D'a.
bOrd Mime Laroque, sans Sc denan-
tir dun secret qui ne lui appartlent
pas. ne ma point laisse ignorer que
les circumstances les plus honora-
bles pour vous Sc cachent sous Pes
p6ce de mys,ere don't vous vous
entourez. Ensuite je vous dois
ine reconnaissance particuli6re: je
sails que vous avez etc consol;6 re-.
comment au sujet de mes preten-
tions 4 la main de Mile Laroqae,
ct que Jai Gu 4 me louer dc votre
appreciation.
Mon Disu, monsieur, je ne pen
80 pas avoir m6rit6. =.
OH! je sails, reprit.il en- RANT,
que vous n'avez pas abond6 folle
ment dams mon sens; nais eofin
vous ne m'avez pas nui. Javoue
memo que vous avez fait preuvc
d'une sagacit6 reelle. Vous avez
dit que 81 Mile Marguerite ne de.
vait pas etre absolument heureuse
avec moi ellie No serait pas nol,
plus malheurense. Eh bien! le
prophetic Daniel n'aursit pas wieux
dit. La verit6 est quo IL chere
enfant no serait absolument heu
} reuse avec .personne, puisqu'elle
ne trouverait pas daus le monde
enter IN mari qui lui parlat eu
vers du matin au soir. IL ny en-
q pas! .ls ne suis pas plus qu'uu
autre de CO calibre.la, Jen conviens
maia,-comme vous m'avex fait en-
core Phonneur do le dire,-je sui,
un gallant homme. V6ritablemsnt
/ quand nous nous connaitrons mieu1
! vous men dooterex pas. Js no sui
, pas un m6ehant d,able je suis N
bon garcou. Mon Dieu! j'si de'
{ default, .j'eu al eu %urtout! ia
aim6 les jolies femmes. ga, js nj
, peux pas 10 nier! Nsis quoi c'ss
/ Ia preuvs qu'on = IN bon e0ul
D'ailsurs mo VOLTA "a port, q
, meme j'en suis ravi, parce qne,-
t sntre nous,-js commsneais 4 M
}. roussir M peu. Bret, js ne ven.
}. plus penser qua ma femme ct
, mes enfsnts. D'oA je conclus ave
voss que Marguerite sers parfaite
}. mont heureuse, c'est.&.dire autan
r qu'elle peut r8tre Ell CO monde ave
= une tote CONNIE 10 sienne: car en-
/, I'm je ssrai charmant pour ellie,
}. ne lu, refuserai rien, j'irai mem
: au.devant tle tous ses d6sirs. Mai
3 81 ellie me demande 10 lune ct le
i. etoiles, je No peux pas aller les de
t. crocher pour lui etre agreeable l.. ;.
q ca, c'est impossible !. L6.dessu,
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LIE ROMAN DUN JEUNE
HOMIE PAUVRE,
PAR
Octave Felli1let.
de rAcalelnie Francaise.

SuiteI
Je dinaiS sOlitAlremcnt dams ma
tour, servi, suivaet Fusage, par lie
pauvre Alain, que les rumeurs de
ranti clambre avaient sans lOute
instruit de ce qui s'etait passe, car
il ne cessa d'attacher sur moi des
regards lamentables, ponssant par
intervalles de profonds soupirs ct
O5scrvant, contre sa coutune, un
silence morne. Settlement, sur ma
deman1e, il m'apprit que ces danes
avaient decide qnelles n'iraient
pas au bal ce soir-la.
Mon bref repas termine, je mis-
I'm pen d'or.lre dams mes papiers ct
J'eCrivis deux mots 4 NJ. Lauhapin.
A toutcs provisions je lui recon-
mandais Helene. L'idee de paban-
don OH je la laissersis en- cas- de
malheur mo navrait le ceur, sans
ebranler le moins du monde mes
immuables principes. Je puis ma
bnser, mails j'ai toujours pense que
! honneur, dams notre vie moderne,
domino tonte la hi6rarchie des de-
voirs. II supplee aujourd'hui a
tant de vertus q demi effaceea dams
les consciences, a tant de croyances
, a demi mortes, il joue, dams p6tat
de notre soci6t6, un role tsllemeut
tut6laire, quill n'enirera jamais
dams mon esprit den anaiblir les
droits, den discuter les srrets, den
subor.lonner les obligations. L'hon-
neur, dams son earactere indefini,
est quelque chose de sup6rieur 4 Ia
loi ct Ia morale o" ne le raisonne
pas, on le sent. C'est ule religion.
Au surplus, il NY ~ pas dc senti-
ment profond6ment entire dams
PANE humane qui No soft, 8, l'on
ny pense, sanctionn6 par Ia raison.
Mieux vaut, 4 tout risque, une fille
on une femme seule au monde, que
protegee par un frere ou I'M mari
d6shonor6.
| J'attendais dan instant & rautre
| IN message de N. de Bevallau. Je
m'appr6tais l me reudre chez le
pe1cepteur du boarg. qui est On
jeune otinier bless6 on Crim6e, ct 4
reclamer son assistance, quand on
heurta 4 ma porto. Co fut M. de
B6vallan lui-meme qui entra. Son
visage exprima,t, avec une fable
nusncr i'smbarras, uns sorte de
bonhomie ouver.e Of joyeuse.
| Monsieur, mo dit il pendant
que je le consid6rais avec une asse,
vive surprise. VOLTA uue d6march'
un pen irreguliere; mais, M foi
j'ai dos etats de service qui metten
Dieu merci, mon courage \ rabr
du soupqon. D'autre part, j'ai lie'
d'6prouver ce soir an contentemen
qui ne laisse aucune place chez mo-
4 Phostilit6 oo & IL rancuae. Emit
i'ob<is 1 des ordres qui doiven
metre plus satres qIe jamai'
Bref, ie viens vous tendre Ia main
Je lie saluai avec gravite, OF j.
pris 50 maiu.
/ -Main,enant, ajouta-t-il en- s'sa
sey.ut, me VOLTA fort 4 rAise pon
m'acquitter de mon ambassade
Mile Marguerite vous > tant6'
. monsieur, dana un moment de di'
/ traction. donn6 quelqnes instrue
tious qui, assur6ment, n'6taient pa
de votre resort. Votre suscept
> bili,6 sen est 6,nue tres justemcn'
nous le rec0nnaiss0ns, ct ces dame
mont charge ,le vous taire accepte
leurs regrets. Files seraient dese'
perees Que CO malentendu d'as il
slant les privat de vos bons ofice'
don't elles apprecient toute Ia VI
,enr. IT romDit des relations 40,
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