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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-22
THIBODAUX, LINE, SAMEDI, JUN %, 1889.

ue reeve ueS ArlnOltS, uOnC on
await conserve plusieurs compost
lions pour les prix. IL me rappor
TAFT meme un specimen de cette
ecriture. Brusquement, une lueur
subtle illumina mou cerveau.
Isl CO n'etait pas le vra; ". des
Armoies qui Went de paSser en-
.iugement a Melun Pour1uoi quel-
lu'uh ne Sc serait-il pas substitute
lui pour s'einparer de SD fortune
Qneiqu'nn don't Seratin a tt6 le
eomplice? Et 81 l'authentique Geor-
ges des Armoies lisparu, qni salt
81 ce nest pas depnis le % octobre,
qui salt 81 ce nest pas lui qu'on, a
trouve dams !e canal de Lille a
Armentieres? 3D.
A'ors, ce quelqu'un ne pourrait
etre que Firmin, le valet de cham.
bre, Oh bien une personne qui au.
rait pris sa place pour faire le
voyage. L'affaire tournait au dra.
me le plus c0mplique. Mais, en-
nne telle occurrence, je r6solus de
ne pas continuer mes recherches
sans avoir, de nouveau, VII le pri.
sOnnier de Melun. II ne m'6tait
pas bieD dificile d'entrer dams IL
prison. Je demandai q lui parler
ct assez brnsquement j'entrai en-
matiere sans lui dire qni j'etais,
bien entendu.
-Vous avez etc eleve, lui dis.je,
en- Belgique, a Toarnay, chez les
jesuites.
-Oui, monsieur, ct je men ho.
more.
-Combien de temps etes yous
rest6 dams la maison
-Depuis Page de douze ans !:
mais ne pourrais,je savoir dams
qnel bat, monsieur, vous me ques-
tionnez ainsi?
-Nous le saurez bient0.. Repon.
dez-moi. Celia peut etre important
pour vGus! Pendant un aussi long
espace de temps. vivant EN- Belgi.
que parmi des Belges, entour6 de
maitres ct de serviteurs belges pour
Ia plnpart, vous n'ayez pas pris le
moindre accent dn terror +? Celia
est bien surpenant.
LIE prisonnier ref1echit un peu ct
me dit:
-Ce nest pas 6tonnant, au con-
traire, puisque je venais en- France
aux vacances,
-Oui, deux mois par an; mais
pendant dix mois de l'annee, vous
avez d1 vous laisscr influencer
CONNIE tout le monde par le Nace=-
uoxs. II est bizarre que, Ia bas.
aux deux 8, tout le monde cit Fac.
cent beige, except6 vous!
-Je ne peux pas vous expliqner,
monsieur. Cest sans doute I'M don
uaturel.
Mais m'expliquerez-vous an
moins une autre bizarrerie9 Ayaut
pass6 yotre adolescence parmi les
FiamaDds ct les Wallons, comment
% fait.il que, si vous vous 6chauf-
tez I'M pen en- parlant, je fai remar-
quo chez le commissaire de Melon
ains; qua raudience, vous donuez
aassitot 8 certainea syllsbles lac-
cent du Midi .,i4s.... s. a,
C0mme j'asais abord6 n. des
Armoies dams II copr dc 10 prison,
en- pr6eence d'autres d6tenus, d'np
garden ct du directeor, Ia fin. de
ma phrase fut couronn6o par nm
6clat de Iire general do mes audi.
isars. Qaaud 4 Georges des Ar
moies, son sonrcil % fronca; il
hesita ayant Dc perler ct r6posd;t !:
Celia, M riea one de fort SIM
pie, nouaieur, psisqus ma famille
est originaise da c6partement dc
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-22
LA FILE
MONSIEUR LEC0O.
9ar v. svssas! {! I Ch.h.iu.!
[Suite.l

retour a Melun a 6,nettre Fidee de
faire une petite perquisition chez
NJ. des Armoies. LIE commissaire
'nl en- dit un mot, et.c'est, avec un
s"perbe sang-froid qn'il repondit ::
-Vous pouvez perquisitionner
tant quill vous plaira; le chateau
vons est onvert, ct je vais donner
a mon valet de chambre des 0rdres
en- consequence. Settlement je
vons previens que vous ne trouve-
rez chez moi rien qui puisee vous
renseigner, Que;ques papiers de
famille, des souvenirs de mes @tu-
des, ct peu, on plut6t pas de lettres.
VOLTA, je crois, tout ce que renferme
Pas de letires! Et IL en- re-
cevait deux on trois par Sc
maine! C'6tait louche, ponr moi
bieu entendu, car le commissaire
ignorait Ia confidence que m'avait
saite le domestique de NJ. des Ar
:nOies.
NJ. des Armoies 50 pr6ta dc fort
bon"e grace a Ia derniere formalit6,
qui consiste q SO laisser fouiller an
moment d'etre incarc6r6. II ne
craignait done pas que l'on troavat
sur lui le moindre PAPER dangereux.
Pourtant il devait EN- exister quel-
que part, CONNIE il quittait le
commissoriat, d Ia mutt tombante,
car on menageait Ia dignite de ce
jeune homme, il commit rimpru-
deuce de jeter un coup d'eil, furtif
ct presque involontaire, dams la
petite ruelle qni longe le bureau.
Je men demandai pas davantage ct
je me dis:
-Jai mon papier, pour sur, GU
dn moins je vais l'avoir.
Quel cahottier, CO NJ. Georges
des Armoies! Par malbeur pour
lui, il await affaire 4 aussi malin
que lui.
VIII 3 A58
lie jeune des Armoies etait rest6
prisonnier, dams IL chambre cont.
que an bureau do comm issaire,
pendant une psrtie de h journ6e.
II await do lui 6tze tres facils d'6loi.
gner IN Instant l'sgent, eui lai to-
matt compagnie Plus qu'fI no le
surveillait ct qui lui donaait do
''mousieur 10 comse" gros cDame le
bras. Le moment do irepas. 6teit
un pretexte traa plsusible. ct il
etait probable quo b prisoonisr
await mis- 6 profit ces quelques
minutes dc solitude pour ehercher
dams son portefeuille ls httre qo'il
await recue le masia mAms.
Le METRE On nercesux, b ma-
chonner ct l'avaler surait 6t6 chose
habile; mais CO gsptilhomme n'6-
tant point on malfsitsnr d profes
sion u'avait PAD sp1tsF ! ! cstis
icschette excellente q intime. Sen.
lemept .eosuea = .psaz prudent
ii ne devait point ep lsisser les
morceaax dans . chshbte. ! L.,
fsnetre ouvrant sar use fuelis
d6serte lsi saeeesa sss id6s. San
coup d'0il men assit asssti.t Il
Et, psndsnt qu'il e'schemiosit
vers IL prison de, Melss, on soa le
conduisait tout on sauvant les ap-
pareoces exterieures done arrests,
ton, j'entrai dans d r,,elle obscure
ct =, cherchai lea debris, one is
pouvais apercevoir encore. La mutt
venait. Uns allqmetts. bougie
MAZDA . diasiper lea t6nAhree nsis-.
santes, ct ie ramassai % eilst quel.
ques-aasdet ~ fktsnta.5 kecikk
pour moi. Rents9 4 Psria, j. par
Wins, ID bout Do trois jodrs dun
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