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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-24

-Meateas Haea err tasting on the
necessity q he4tzs @setfisien in
ehuteheA
The tlAptssss nf sha 'tegEs&P SEder'
in 1he Caited Staten have passs& the
three mtitsog eeiat
1T IS reported that taa Se&ndiaa-
vians In Ctah asCdeaeFtiRg the S1ermen
hierarchy 10 Ereas nnnhefa
The total nu.utscf ce easnMuakeaaIs
In the PFesbs steftsR ehnesh 6 81. sst. .
ast gain dariae ssse PASs gear af los ie2
"a FFsfestaas Episcopal ChascA eHs-
Ing s4eo. eha. is 10 be built as tsAtisael-
phia - . menoEial % she tass tseuEKe
w. Soath,
AT . special meeting af The sseF-
sce-s Of tissrasd College seceAf:y. sAe
rePOst refusing sdmtssiCa as wsfaea %
the Divinity ScaOOl was adopted
This iRcame Of the UatVersftT e
Oxford for the present Seer - abOst
ESQ. 2oa During the last yeaS tAe sal-
versitF has increased It's capitAl -
nesflS Et3.gGa.
-Princet0n College Is offered ste 80
for the pOrpOas Of providing FcaalaF
Bible study suf studeatss Si0.9 ee<
scholarships. and slea.000 Tor . sew
dosmitory.
The Christians Of Great Rrisass saea
sitogesiicr % foreign Esiszions last 9esR
Ss, 67s, ass Over one-shfrd at the aBosnt
eame from the Established church
-Hon Thames tteases b. givaag the
Methoiisss Of Le~ishurg. IA, Q Stax. .see
charch in memory of bis fasher. wfe
Mas ordained BY the apostolic RssheP
Ashury.
-rassaf College celebrated tsa GUAR
. teF-centenntai anniversary recsnAy-
Beasen j. Losing was ths historian.
and George William Curtis the orster.
The graduating class EumhsFed forty-
six.
The annual meeting Of Ghe CeaEFe-
EAsipnal School aud Puhlicasiua Society
was held in Boston recently. The FspGre
stated that 5sl new Sundsy-sshoots ueFs
arganized during the yeas. The re-
eeipss sos the gear srcFe larger By s9.eoo
than In the preceding year.
Rev. O. E. Goth has discovered YeI-
low and time-wofn documents written
by John Nttchie, q t1cmber Of the kas
In New York. 9hO died fifty years axs
and whose portrait hangs IN the Ran-
ayers rooms ~ The Bibis House. Eatch
disclose the interesting fact that - 5ss
back rs January. isis. . Chinamaa BY
the name Of john Lowe All Cooke sszA
sdmisted tss membership and cosnnuasoa
In the ''Old South Reformed DGtzfs
Church In Garden street"
Tho nauthsr Of suicides BY pzPtts of
German gymnasia- especially in Bcri&n.
on account of . failure 60 pass sha 0x-
sminations for an advanced eLass has
increased 20 such an a1Rfmiag extent
that the frassiau Caitas Minlssee. "
Coaster. has addressed . public letter 20
teachers and parcuts On this Euttset
He urges them tu q lsetteF efuCzttua.
morally and physically. OF tha pupils,
and to q greater regard f0r the lys-
d.viduai weaknesses and Character af
the different pupils. He appeals Tn both
home and school to work togetheF tUr
this end.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-24

| 'SenataE Inga3iS has the sseei& %
telling the people ais iiea ef po1aiaSaesal
morality. lie thus makes &A open 6jd
to ALI mercenaries in Po&ialas. '.GeaGs
| to nay support and great ae$ a8e &@t5s
rewarS- liza gold" Tsass @ssea seq
atorial Senefactos gss! he eeeeiyed wisas
shouts of great COY frsss 80 ssse t.ssfe'
~ mercemarics. BUT asaa@ dses il sssie
the ssssest teller in tie harvest fielti
and workshops of kassas.
s.s.sG with this ssssasssi picture of aea-
atcgiai aepravsty presented tu saur
view aaa adnsiFaffess a;log eses eo f,rx.-
seat yGa 10 a brighter p!csmse eG sessa.
tsgsal lsonor ia t&se person @6 Senator
E'l,.Iasa. Wl,e represents .Raessas aast she
fahoEiRg people. Senator Pssssass seetas
ass realize the financial condition eS else
eDwntry and Vaaes and talks boldly aos
| tiee interests osd!fe pcOple dee tue Cdsina
age Of silver, delg,alseleGi aBy sgsS inssls-
tsy of the country.
''He who thinks that tlsss political
.ic.ss 0f the day are party diseases Is
sadly alistakem. Tie cprrnpbiosas jss
politics aEe not partisan but personal.
if the EaruscgS alsd lalsorers syOmld sas
mo$e jtstic1ois lsn the selectius Of sEsess
of kaoWn l,c:lessy, the mssst of the vices
in politics WOsIid disappear. Yass
should nat forget tisnt asosssssy SO s,.ss
te be found solely i;O ans c:i:iisg Sl, ;5:e.
Yea cansa,t have bus observed 3laaa
corrsis.t ,nem 100 al parties wilt cn:sss,iase
and ssnite hands in putting tmaa office
those whom they csasI purchase .asssg
defeat the lso@eSe. Groln Wsfssaa esissy
can 1sase no l.cl'i 90: purchase 6setss she
Ftslss "f duty. 1t Is aae eifar: 0s Else
vicious lslen i1a politics tO hetgay s:ss,
honest mesu in their. owu qssvsy ai:s:
joisa laamtsS with the dishonest os,es of
the opposing party to put rneS' ssg aiseir
OtGN vices in power.
FAENERs MUST AcT ssoi.sa.Y0
''Nos. farmers aud mecIsanles, yOul
c1a e YOU will, p1t better ANA ncre
tgWsty naen in poSger. Yosl can at,t3
sNga't To have % larger representation s's
yoaR OWl in ts:c halls of Legislation aslss
Che executive offices of the government
bath state and NATIONAL. Justice as
cell ~ expctlieMcy demands tlsis eslsi;s:-
Ety a.! Representations. if the result "f
ysonr organized effort Is Zee lift raiitics
aOsst ct the cessIssOls Of corruption you
gieI sleSs.FV. vsll al Lac rtf,sslsaie saeld of
psaabtcrity. ',iN
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-24
Az Adinnss.

sc @ conference of ailiaases' splsgsss
ses5S:st;vcs tSeld iW TOtmks Jsine g3::a1s. %
cOssn:itsse W-as appointed to s.saSt ais
sstsesgcss to the people. We sive lssrss
3ase concluding paragraph, cf t:tat
address and colnlnesltl il To- tl.e n:ss;nt.e
peoe!c aH.l. :asl'pssopie 10 sympathy w.th
the aJaSaHact, movement:
''sSe save taken upon ourselves sssssl.
par$isSa saOltt;cal acti.'Gl. We as:sSs:
9d@ne seae aasst Ne COsill fOf the gss,lsis.
as God gives Us tH see 10. We l.ayss
votes @so@s8s witl.in ONr consolidated
order SO. as;eSEy t!se state. ss:.t we ISL;
you tSisssssea OSSSS:y a'y the actioarcf ys,s,r
delegates Aes@ essgay. We ask sua ts
nominate tgss@ @oe:s to the v;iriessas
Offices and saasaa3n theta with yoa:r
votes on electsoH dssys &c matters eUO:
wh6t party they Save a'een identified
with heretofore. We 8sl came tSOu:
some party; We want 8gsfes nas:l regard
less of pairty,in whom @e @s8ss have cUsB-
fidence. The wordsoof " Washington are
more appropriate at this 9asSscGsre iss
our coQnsry's history than sss assy Otlses
period. Washington had a ssaa& ausausy
true men in his army of foreigR 6iS:is.
and among them could be nae&sSO0aaos
the noble. Lafayette R France. gSsas
when the Colonial army was 1etsea&ioag
before the British army at ya1ieg
Forge, and Washington was afraid og
being surprised by the enemy in .5fe
darkness OF the night, he gaye the order
to his compatriots: Put none but
Americans OH guard tonight" The
result. Comrades. we are in greater
engagement than that of ValIeyeForge.
Corporations are arrayed upon one side
and the people upon the other Stand
firm, we beseech you. Political dark
ness overSpreads our country, and Sue
cess or defeat depends upon our action,
and we ask you TO put none but Gtrue
men on guard tonight" Nominate
your candidates and go to the polls and
sustain them on election day, and vic
tory is ours. Lay aside party for once
and vote for God, home and native land.
Will you do it? Remember third
of the Senate and the entire House of
Representatives. of the the United
States can be changed by your votes
this fall. Don't divide OH party lines.
but be monuments of Gods noble man
hood and vote for your home and coun-
try.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-24

| Es9aSSWa1a 1EE1lSs
Fssasn the lsdsec4tes
| Tie EsEfiH#ued Mills shipped seter
ears of grain yesterday.
9ooa sehetmeSsg Bias rented the farm
OF Gsop- IL: ]. Roesssi, vest Of town
sia!sien Ward this week insorns aa
tfsaa sfle alliance il soirss 90 get there
tsaia fall. lie ANNOUNCED this as fart
Cssrn is ssos ass as bad condition az
has bses, resscs:ed by sssras. IL it gets
a:sotHer goOss s;siti SOON, 1t viii be in
good ctsnajtion.
sgssii.is t:e;a. one OS Csa:aia's ysung
snera, made this Office q call fast week.
Bge Informed ssa tlsa: tie si.eat crcp au;
iss his part sss t:ae county was sued aud
that si!ss farmers we've mostly sseli sat-
Sasiesi.
Original Package houses are 1cusiAi,.
:ssS isi this stats. despite the sseat tsn,-
asey:sssce ssn;;Meat of the eecplc pf this
state who wa:st probilsjtion So badly.
ssisin't kssew that the prohibition Gle.
essSsst Hsss s&S SSt4sAts ssS IL tsuU gurus o4Jt
ca be-.
| s. ora iias isen cecciyed ffotn C:ar-
s.ssce isarS stating that De arrived ut his
destination. fso~;iEs tsEee.. Ol.io. last
sssseis. lie s:ycve over 10 q wagon all
slse a"y. :sle sri? taking him nsariy twu
sasss:,ts.s. IL. met with uo nishai,s to
speak ~. o,s the way.
iise "he:s: crop this year is much
bestcr thar vas anticipated. Captain
a;s:ssst i,siossus as t.at wheat is coming
is:ta market at {; very sced Tate. which
means that thyesaing is now in full
blast. Still there are hundreds who
Si:l isot thresh t;sci: grain till later in
tie season. Tie w!.sa: the Captain
tells us is of q smaller grain than last
yessr. but is much heavier fact which
eastern tfefamers of Kansas should
gs,tsts
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-24

CARAwAY last week dropped the
alliance department from the patent
side of his paper. He has evidently
awakened to the fact that his alliance
readers see to the bottom of his pre-
tended friendliness to their movement.
Now watch for the paper to turn loose
stronger than ever against the move
ment. All the old charges will be
renewed, and the crack Of the party
whip will be heard in the land.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-24

-"You think you know yourself, my
boy, but you don't" 20, yes. / do. I
know all the best people around Lere. :"
-Harpers Bazaar.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-24

two shieas af the euekss vote Of cAe5-
snne toxhsi,ip. u &Ae aisi.oee pist-
form makes itself mere definite % The
rreAibisisn question g sill ssssp
Cheysupe without m opposing sete.
TIE yield Of wheat ts not % despzf-
atsly small this year n sowe peOpls
try ts cause to appear. The nnmfef
uf u ..e..s stacks is about que halt 70
swa thirds that Of last year On u,e
same area. The farmers have no cNuse
fcr complaint on account of under pro-
ssuctioI.
John Huckie lost large amount Of
n:,ras in consequence OF the hail. But
few other farmers suffered. Lucky it
was that the most wheat had been cut
aud dried before the hail storm; also
that the hail covered such small area;
it seems not moEe than one and one
half sections.
+ The report is spread over the United
States and the rest Of tliouniverse that
the state Centre alliance store is gone
into bankruptcy. The only foundation
fossaid report consists in t3ie fact Of MI
Streadder having remafked that he
would like anothes clerk or let some
pbe else manage the store.
The number ct headefs purchased
:s.is year surpasses all previous records.
1t is absolutely necessary that the alli-
;.nce have its own header factory; if the
continuation cannot be defeated any
other way. It would take but q very
slight contribution from each member.
A new patent can be devised at q
moments notice.
The wedding between stephen Kinzle
and Ozietha 8eran, both OF Odin, was
performed by Rev. Father Emerich, of
the Catholic church, OFT tne sth. The
event had been discussed in society
circles for several weeks. consequently
ai immense congregation was in
attendance. TIE guests continued
their merriment till the next day, in
spite Of the inc0mm0dions beat.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-24
Hoisington Items.

0OaS10g vou 1Veu1ss
From the Dispatch.
Quite a good deal Of wheat is coming
into market these days.
Our bali players should practice a
little more if they expect to play ball.
TIE infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
W. Ford died Tuesday morning and
Was buried that afternoon.
A picnic WAS held at the school house
near Mr.. Roberts n0ril,east of town
Saturday. it being the close Of school.
A pleasant time was enjoyed.
We hear of d great many accidents
happening to feeders Of threshing
machines this fall. No less than ten
or twelve persons have been reported
rs having hand caught by the
cylinder.
The past harvest has been the busiest
for our farmer friends Of any they have
had to do with for some time. The
acreage was larger than ever before,
and they all feel glad that the work is
now done.
j. G. Gwinn has been threshinG the
past week. He had $50 acres of wheat
that averaged little over seventeen
bushels per acre for which he received
65 cents per bushel. Such wheat crops
are very profitable.
1t begins to look as il 9Hoisingt0n
would pass over another year without
sidewalks. The dry weather of the
past few weeks, however, have made it
appear that the walks are not necessary.
ln dry weather prepare for wet
weather. might be a good suggestion.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-24
Pawnee Rock.

Pawnee Rock
! Fsusn siar IAssisr.
Willis Eviastead is buying wheat for
Moses l;ras. 81 isaiiy. He weighs at
lIyrasa's 5 c"al yard.
O.,r tax paying citizens will not be
ssny way disl'leased with our lady coun-
ci! far the. work dome by them last Mul:-
siay evening. 1t being the time for the
angsu tax levy, that business Was
tskc;, up. and a levy of two mills was
ls:asssssis tein;s {. reduction Of six mills
ssver last years levy as Well as all SUBJ
aeqi,sl,t years.
i train on t:,e Santa Fs set fire to,
snsa burned up Is stacks of wheat and
3 stacks at straw Thursday afternoon,
awe miles wrst uf town. Hot the stacks
ssf w!se;st belonged to Ed. Clarke. two Of
ssseza ao Scott l'ayton and the straw
stacks I'D Eu:,en Houiysheil. It Is
s.ss: ils.at..;l the wheat burned would
aiuotsaf tu |. 500 bushels.
aSsi.ls-tUa Sunday. July 18th. 1880,
aG IS =. sn.. 81 c.,ngestiye chilli. Mr.. J. L.
asees::le:. ;ges? sss years. One Of the
ss.sss'lesS deaths that has occurred in our
eilv @;as that ei Mr. l.eccher. Though,
ii"t c's,isc:y recovered from Ia grippe,
's;'ieh l:es had last spring. lie Was in
sa:r'y sssht health. Last Saturday. he
iis cs'issss;s,y with his family. attended
sIse alliance picnic at I.arnesi. The day
bsius exceedingly hut he in.:ulge.l in
ise. rss.ss:s:. is,ss water aud lemonade a
litlss tass freely which started q run
ming of st tss ls.wels. Sunday morn.
img &C five o'clsck as. vas taken wit, q
c1RgestiSe Chill. :slsd twu tuuye Sunday
f0re'ss'cls. lie .ii.ssa suffering hut lite
s!e'pain. STr. Reectses was fusmetly Of
s0sss Old kesstoife state.' b:st :fsd lived
ia Ka"as feE a ilsl .nher ef years. lie
@aa . Tesjdeh: s'f Et;in wsa,t same two
$essS@ aga. l'ast resided ion issssis Certre
sus8Os $s' bis cs'Gsaiisa ts tlis r.sace last
Gaggo !As sae cisy election last svsin.
lse @.&s sesaassS4sesslslS easoaen % rs,lice
jaslg@e
. @sss 0esaes
The daaaasoaS Gaaaaaam s@ssau,seE a
in fuA bloom.
A baidge @ves Caaw eeeaa @aS s@ess
away by the fleofs.
DIR. Campbell, dAeoonls assagg$gg Sc
Ciafiin, wishes to enter 5nosiseG Gtls4-
ness; and the Hoiyrood druggist is sell
ing out.
} Hurrah for democracy! Republicans.
prohibnib5lers, union laboritesp anaS
alliancemen must finally all accept the
principles of the democracy!
SThe stamp within the violin pur-
chased by II. G. Benke of MIR. Bailey.
of Great Bend, reveals the fact that it
was manufactured in A. y. 1853 in
Italy, and is therefore 127 years old.
The harvest festival, at harvest moon.
at the residence of Mr.. Garris near
Clatiin, was ewell attended and the
guests we'll served. The immense
crowd of visitors dispersed at 2:3O a.
m. at the first growing of the political
bird.
Jos. Lamatch had a considerable
length of his fence carried away and
torn up by the storm. Several posts
weighed down by huge bonlders, were
broken off at the ground and later the
stumps were uprooted by the buoyant
efforts Of the water.
From present indications. it is appar-
ent that the alliance ticket will carry
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-24

Everything is as dry as a tinder
now, and people should be on their
guard for 6res.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-24

ANDREW Carnegie claims Esat col
1ege graduates have been as I. class OF
little importance in this country.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-30

Et la brave femme, sincerement
indignee, Sc remit a tourner son
rouet ayec energie.
"C'est vrai! appuya Hersebom.
Est-ce que celia regarde personne
aatre que nous?
"A coup SIR, repliqua lie docteur
di ton le plus conciliant; mais il
ne faut pas aceuser Maiarius din
discretion. C'est moi qpi al etc
frapp6 de la physionomie de Fenfant
ct qui al demande confidentlelie-
ment an maitre de NE dire son
hlstoire. Malarius ne ma pas
laisse ignorer qu'Erik Sc croyait
votre fills, que tout lie monde 4
Ncro6 await oubli6 comment il
feta!t devenn. Aussi, vons voyez
que Jai commence par Fenvoyer
an lit, CONNIE son fIere ct sa seur
.Vous dites gu'il ponvait 6tre
age de sept 4 hnit mois quand
yous ravez tecneilli7
"A pep pres j.! II await deja
quatre dents, lie brigand, ct je
vous assure quill ma pas etc long
temps avant de Sen servir! dit
Hersebom en RANT.
Oh. c'6tait un enfant superbe !!
rei1rit viyenent Katrina, blanc,
ferme. bien rable EFT des bras.
ct des jambes!, II falIait voir...
Comment etait il vetu ?" de.
snanda lie doctenr Schwaryencrona.
Hersebom ne repondit pas, mais
81. femme montra moins de discrG
ton.
"Comme nn petit prince! s'ecria
F-eile. Flgurez,vous. monsieur le
| docteure nne robe de piQuc toute
garnia de dentelleS, me pelisSe
doub!ee de satin, CONNIE le fills du
roi ne ponyrait pas en- avoir de
| plus belle, un petit bonnet plisse,
une capote de velours blanc! :.
Tout ce quill Y de beau! ..Du
reSte, vous pouveZ en- iuger, car
| j'ai tout gafd6 intact. Vous pensez
bien que nous ne nous sonmeS pas
anuses a habiIler le beb6 de cette
! toilette : ..Je lni Metals tout
unilnent les petiteS robes d'Otto.
que j'avais conserveas, ct qui ont
servi plus tard ponr Wanda !. !.
Aiais son tronsseau est Ia, ct je
vais vous le montrer.'
Tout en- parlant, la digne femme
s'6tait agenouillee devant un
grand coffre de chGne a serrnre
antique, Ell await leve lie couvercle
ct ellie cherchait achievement dams
un des compartments.
Ellie en- tira un 4 un tous les
v6tements annoaces, qn'elle d6ploya
avec oTgueiI soGs les yeux du
docteur, ct aussi les langes dune
grande finesse, un magnifiqut
bavolr otne de dentelles, un petit
couvre pieds de sole, des chaussons
| de laine blanche. Toutes ies
pieces etaient marques dur
chiffre eiegamment brode au,
initiates e. D., CONNIE lie docteu1
Ie vis dun coup d'Gil.
"E. D.. Est.ce pour celia qu,
: vons ayez aonne d penfant le non
a'Erik ? demanda.t.il.
-Precisement, repondit Katrina
que cette exhibition Dettait visible
, ment ell ioie, tandis qu'elle semblai
} assombrir lie visage de son mar
ct voicl lie plus beau, ce quill avail
5 au,our du cou ~ aJouta t ellie el
tirant de la cachette un hocliet do
!. ct de corail rose, suspendu a un
!! petite chainette.
l Les initiates e. d. sly retrou
vaient eRtourees dune devils
latina Spmaopa iTenn
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-30

Apres uDe assez bonne journ6e, je
relevais mes dernieres llgnes ct
Jal!ais hisser ma voile, quand je
Wis hotter snr les eaux, au soleil
cOucbant, a environ un mile de
distance, auelque chose de blanc
Qui attira mon attention. La mer
etait belle, ct rien ne me pressait
de rentrer an logis. An lieu de
METRE lie cap sur Noro6, Ieus la
cnfiosite de gouverner Sur cette
chose blanche ct de vor ce que
c'etaii. En- dix minutes je ravais
rejointe. L'objet qni fottait ainsi,
porte vers la cote par la maree
mon'ante, etait un petit berceau
d'osier, envelope dune housse de
mousseline ct bien attache sur une
b0uee. Je men rapprochai JUS
QUA portee de la main aveO une
emotion que v0us ponvez cOmpren-
DIRE }; je salsis la bouee, je la tiEai
de Fean, ct jape!cus alors dams le
berceau IN pauvre bebe de sept q
hnit mois, qui dormait 4 poings
fermes! +! II etait bien un peu palot
ct fro,d, mais paralssait n'avoir pas
trop souffert de son aventureux
voyage, 81! en- fallait jnger par la
vigueur avec laquelle il Sc nit a
bfaiiler en- s'eveillant, aussi,0t
quill ne Sc sentit plus berce par les
vagnes. Nous avions deja notte
Otto, ct je savais comment SO gou-
verDent ceS mOutards. Je mem
pressai done de faire nne poupGe
avec un bout de chiffon, de la
tremper dams un peu dean coupee
de branvin ct de la lui donner a
sucer l.. III sc calma tout de suite
ct parnt accepter ce cordial avec
un veritabIe plaisir. Mais j'avais
CONNIE une idee quill ne sen con-
tenterait pas longtemps.a Aussi
n'eus jexien de plus presse que de
rentrer Noroe. J'avais, bien
entendu, deiache lie bercean, ct ie
favais depos6 a mes pieds dams le
fond du bateau. Tout en- tenant
lfecoate de ma voile, je legarda;s
le pauvre petit 1tre, ct je me
demandais d'oh il pouvait bien
venir. Dun navire naufrage. sans
nnl doute La mer await etc tres
manvaise dams la mutt, le vent await
Souff1e en- ouragan, ct les desastres
avaient di Sc compter par douzai
nes. Mais par Guel concours de
circumstances cat enfarit avait-il
echappe all sort de ceux qai avaienc
| charge de lui? Depuis combie.
d'henres fottait il ainsi sur la
cine des vagues? Qu'etaient deye.
nus son pere, sa mere, ceuS qui
Faimaient? Autant de questions
qui devaient toujours roster sans
reponse, car cette reponse, le
lpauyre b6be ne pouyait pas Ia
donner! Bref, une demi- -heure
plus tard, }'etais al logis ct i
remettais ma troupaille a Katrina
i Nous possedions alors une vache
qui fnt mmedatement donn6s
pour nourrice au petit. II etait S
gentii, 81 souriant, 81 rose, guant
|, il Sc fut bien gave de lait e
, r6ehauffe d la chaleur du fen, que
, ma fol. nous nous mines tout d,
suite q Palmer CONNIE sill ent etc
nous +. EFT puis voila!. .Nou
ravons garde. nous Favons eleve
;et nous n'avons jamais fait diffe
renee entire lui ct nos deux enfants
Pas vrai, femme T. .aIout
t maaster Hersebom en- Sc tournan
t vers Katrina.
Il -Bien sur, lie pauvre petit
4 repondit la menagere en- s'essuyan
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