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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-11
sxoouALnIE rREcrsc1

Beginning Ct the nv cor Of tp q n, 8,
thence east - the east line Of King county,
north fork Of the Snoqualmie river, thence
southwesterly to the east ana west center line OF
Gec -. tp ~ n. .. thence west 70 the center OF
go IS. same tp and I, thence south one-hali
thence north to place Of beginning. Pollinc
place, Gustiu 4 Tibbett'a store
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-11

Indian name for spirit.
A little above Fort Good Hope is Beaver
river, which takes its name from the large
number OF beavers found there before game
and fur animals had been so greatly de-
pieted. There is now little to suggest the
prolific animal life that formerly swan its
waters save the name it bears.
Another stretch OF the river is indicated
on the latest maps as 1.-THE Line" 1t de-
rives its name from the fact that the cur.
rent is very rapid here, and all boatmen
find 1t moro expeditions to land and haul
their boats by line. rather than depend
upon their paddles.
like the Congo. which does not bear the
same name from the sources of its main
headwaters 70 the sea. The only part OF
the river 10 which the name is applied is
north OF Great Slave lake, though nearly
half its basin and its largest sources are
south OF that point Between Great Slave
river and Lake Athabasca the river is
called Great Slave river, and here, at Fort
Smith. is the head of navigation
for the steamer which courses on
the Lower Mackenzie, travelling 1878 miles
10 Fort Mcpherson, near the delta There
are at least 500 miles of navigation along
the shores Of Great Slave lake, to which
may be added go miles on the Laird.
sixty miles on the Peel. and long distance.
on the Athabasca and Peace rivers, max
Ing grand total of about $500 miles of
navigabie waters in the Mackenzie basins
Interrupted only for eighteen miles at two
points. one rapid two miles long on the
Peace river. and the other sixteen-mile
series of rapids on Great Slave river 1t is
very likely that further acquaintance with
The tributary streams OF the Mackenzie
viii increase its vast length of navigahle
waters. The above figures make no ac-
rount OF the delta. OF whose navigability
very little is known.
The amount of timber found even above
she Arctic circle is quite surprising. The
buildings there are built Of timber found in
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-11

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-11

Beginning at the point of intsrsection Of the
north line of sec II. tp Is n. e. with Lake
washington. thence east to ne corner OF sc 10,
same Township and range. thence south Two
mile, thence west TO Lake Washington. thence
northeriy and easterly following the meandeu
OF Lake Washington TO the point Of beginning
Polling place, scnoolhouse
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-12-06
COPPER.

Qaincy's November product was $50
tons, an increase OF 90 tons over
October.
Calumet s. Hecla's November pro-
duct was q, 3,634 tons. Five hundred and
sixteen tons less than October.
Franklin product for November was
633 tons. This is an increase over
October OF 1877 tons. The November
product will net at tic copper nearly
S. per share or over 100000, AID the
stock sells for SIT, besides there is equal
to $12 per share in the treasury. OF
course this copper was not all mined in
November but it shows the
richness OF the mine and. serves as q
good illustration in explaining the
difference between the intrinsic and
market values of the stock.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-12-06
The Lumber Market.

r
The Northwestern Lumberman's
review of the lumber market, for these
trying times, shows very favorable
condition of affairs at the close of the
manufacturing and lake shipping season.
1t spite OF the tight money, building
throughout The country has increased
and the condition OF trade has steadily
improved since Sept. l, and the demand
for lumber has been such as to make
prices appreciably higher.
The money stringency and high lake
frieghts have hindered the putting
forward of lumber this fall to some
extent, although it is thought the
shipments have been equal to those Of
other years. At Chicago the stock on
hand is estimated at 100000, 900 feet
less than it was at this lime last year.
Regarding the effect of the money
stringency on lumberman tina Journal
says
dealers about the stringent condition of
the money market than one might ex-
pect. Very little apprehension is
expressed concerning the future. Even
the great failures that have occurred in
Michigan, and the one in this city, and
others in various portions of the country
have not disturbed the confidence Of
holders of lumber. Throughout the
country collections are reported good,
which put the dealers in funds for the
meeting of their obligations. Dealers
admit that the banks scrutiniZe lumber
mems paper closer than they did, and
demand higher rate of discount. But
the majority of dealers are prepa red
for the emergency, and it is apprehend-
cd that there will bc few failures among
the strictly lumber merchants who
have been doing n regular business.
The fact is that trade has been good all
season, and an advance cf prices has
occurred during the fall. At the same
time dealers have purchased bulk stocks
carefully, there having been less over
loading and discounting the future than
usual. In this respect they have evinced
cor servatism unusual with lumberman,
Now that the monetary stringency has
come they will not regret that they
have their affairs is snug and safe
condition. Vi
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-12-06
Those Reservoir Land.

The lands in Wisconsin and Minneso-
ia which were heretofore withdrawn
from market for reservoir purposes and
known as reservoir lands" were restor-
ed to the public domain by act OF Con-
gress approx, d June 90, 1899, and are
subject to entry under the homestead
law with certain restrictions.
The lands are to be open for entry
and settlement six months after the ap-
proval OF the act of restoration which
will fall on the Doth of this month
December. M person is allowed to
enter upon and occupy the lands before
that time and any person violating this
provision will not be permitted to enter
any of the lands or acquire title thereto
hereafter, consequently there will be
less contesting for effect and blood
money, and the bona fide settler will
have clearer sal ing for title and owner
ship.
The lands are made subject to the
entry upder The homestead law only
which in substance requires five years
absolute residence. There is an cxcep-
tion to this law called the Communication
clause which allows soldier of the late
war to deduct the time of his service
from the five years, and consequently
he need only wait that length of time
until he is entitled to, full ownership
providing he complies with the other
requirements of the law.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-12-06
The Iron Market.

The Iron Trade Reviews resume of
the iron market shows general de-
preston owing to the recent unpleas-
antness in the money market. 1t says
many largo contracts for raw material,
which were under contemplation, early
in October, have either been dropped
or postponed, the result being a fiat pig
iron market. Many leading furnaces
north and south have with drawn from
the market being unwilling to sell at
figures made by smaller companys in
need OF money. These smaller con-
Germs have broken the market for O
time or until the financial furry is over,
but the heavy consumption must pre-
vail and will soon exert steadying in
fuence. The heavy dealers are hold
ing firm for their prices, In deed their
firmness is surprise to the trade gen.
orally and to those who have tried to take
advantage Of the situation and make
running contracts for large lots.
The latest reports show that stocks
are decreasing and that production il
being cut down.
Regarding iron ore it .says-the sea
son started out with prices that were
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-12-06
S4,O5O,OOO

Cf,UOU,UUU Gl,OtO,UUO
OF course Tamarack, Boston and
Montana and Kearsarge were not divid-
end payers in '87. The two former be-
gan paving in 'sS and Kearsarge in 80.
The record of dividend payments in
1890 is highly satisfactory. The Frank
lin made no payment in the last half of
the yeays owing to the Powabic compli-
cations, but it is in strong shape and
we'll able to make handsome disburse .
ment in January, if it shall seem desira-
bic. This company is making copper
at u very low cost nowadays, and is
making cook deal oft. The Central,
having encountered lean streak, made
no dividend in the second hilf of the
year. The Tamarack, Osceola and Bos-
ton & Montana increased their rates of
dividends in the last half year, and the
Iamarack dividends have been paid on
ten thousand shares more in the second
half than in the first. 1t easily has
been the copper company's best year
from dividend standpoint. Consider
able interest attaches to the January or
February payments of the Quincy,
Franklin and Stanton mines. The
Bigelow people have shown their con-
fidence in the stability Of the copper
market by advancing the rates Of divid-
ends on the Tamarack, Osceole and
Montana especially the first two, which
have had their rates increased in the
midst Of the uncertainty and unsettle-
ment of the general stock market situa-
tion.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-12-06
The Dividend Payers Dis burse-
nlentS.

The Boston Transcript says tho cop
per company dividend disbursements for
the year 1890 practically are all made.
Another Calumet & Hecla dividend is
not looked for. The Bigelow COM
pany's pay quarterly, and their pay
ments are completed for the year-the
Bigelow group embraces, Tamarack,
Osceola, and Boston & Montana, among
the dividend payers. The Quincy,
Franklin, Atlantic and Central general
ly make dividends early in the year,
either.' January or February. 80
1t Is possible, therefore, to present a
table showing this years disbursements,
which we give making comparisons
with 1887. Copper has sold .this year
from IA to tic while in 1887 the average
price was IL. % cts.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-12-06

too high 10 be maintained, and great
many concessions had to be made to the
consumers. Judging from the present
temper Of the ore men, it is safe to soy
that they intend next year to hold off
with their siles, ask fair price, and
mine no more than they can readily
dispose of at that price.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-12-06
1887
1890

Applying these dividends per share
to the total amount of capital stock on
which they were paid and we have this
record.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-12-06

Our readars are requested to use
Salvation Oil for all pains. It "a sure.
Price % cents.
"For forms Of government let fools
contest" For ordinary life il is enough
to know that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
cure coughs colds.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-12-06

Imported CJimbach and Muenchcner Beer,
Guinness's Stout, Bass Pale Ale. w. H.
McBrayer Whiskies, MartelPs Cognac,
DE Kuyper's Gin, Sherry, Port Wine,
Imported and Domestic Cigars
and Smokers Supplies.
hxxIN ST., L'RNsR. nrIoI.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-11-15
THIBODAUX, LNE SAMEDI, NOVEMBRE Is 1890
No. 16.

&C mOyen devait IL faire arriyer
tout droit. Sill Sc cachait, ellie
pouvait servir lie faire decouyrir.
Apres avoir mhrement pese toutes
chooses, Oh arr6ta done la redaction
sulvante, qui, tradnite en- sept ou
huit langues, devait bient6t s'enyo-
ler dams les cinq parties du monde
sur l'aile des cent jonrnaux les plus
repandus:
"PATRIcK O'DoNoGHAN, matelot
absent de New York depuis quatre
ans. Cent livres sterling de
recompense qni lie fera retcouver.
CinQ cents livres sterling a
lul-meme, sill sc met Ell rapport
avecie Signataire. Rien & crair.,t. e.
les fats etant converts par la
prescription.
"DF. Schcaryencroaa. Stockholm.n
LIE 20 octobre, lie docteur ct ses
compagnons de voyage etaient
Tentres dams leurs p6nates. LIE
lendemain, cette annonce fnt depo.
see TAgence generale de pubicit6
de Stockholm, ct, troiS jours apres,
ellie await dejA fait son appaiition
dams plusieurS jonrnaax. Erik ne
put retenir un soupir ct comme un
pressentimeut de defaite definitive.
EN- la liSant.
QUAINT a M. Bredejord, il declara
tout het que c'etait la plus grande
folle de la terre ct quill consid6rait
deSofmais Paffaire CONNIE pesdue.
Erik ct NJ. Bredejord Sc from
patent, ainsi que lie denontrera la
suite GeS evenements.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-11-15
CHAPITRE Y
TUDOR BROWN, ESQUIRE


Un matin de MAJ, le docteur
etalt dams son cabinet, qnand le
domestiqne lui apporta la carte
dun vlsiteur. Cette carte, de pro-
portions minuscnles, CONNIE on les
t"lt en- Angleterre, p0rtait nn nom
II Tudor BrOaon, ct une Indication
on board the Albahos, ce qua signi.
lie: NJ. Tudor Brown, a bord de
PAlbatros.
"M. Tador BrOwng Sc dit Ie
docteur en- chrrchant dams As
souvenirs, sans y trouver rien qui
s'adaptat a cette denomination.
--Ce monsieur demande vo:r
monsieur le docteur, reprit le
domeStiqne.
Ne pourrait il vcnir a rheure
de ma consultation?
IL dit que c'est pour affaires
perSonnelleS.
-Faites-le done entrer," dit le
doctenr avec m soupir.
Ii releva la t6te Ell entendant la
porte sc rOuyrir, ct consld6ra avec
quelque surprise lie singul!er per-
sonnage qui r6pondait au prenom
feodal de Tudor en- meme temps
qn'au nom tres pl6b6ien de Brown.
Qn'on Sc figure un bomma dune
cln4uantaine d'annees: front cou-
vert dune multitude de petites
boncles "a Ia Titus. de couieur
carotte, que Pexamen lie plus snper-
ficiel montrait CONNIE composees.
non pas de cheveux. mais de scie
gIegc; nez crochu, surmonta dune
enorme paire de besicles DIOR a
verres fumes; dents tongues CONNIE
celles dun cheval; joues glabres,
encadreeS dams IN enorme faux col.
d"il soitait, sous lie mention, nu
plnceau de barbe rousse; nue tete
bizarre, surmOnt6e d'nn chapeau
hant de fOrme Qui sembait etre
visse, car son proprietaire ne faisait
meme pas le simnlacre d'y porter
la main lie tout reposant sur un
grand corps maigte, angnleux.
groSsleremrnt equarri, v6tu de pied
en- cap dune etoffe de lane a
catreaux verts ct girls. Une fpin-
gle de crhvate, mnnie l'nn danlant
anssi gros qu'une noisette, nue
chalne de INQUIRE serpentant dams
les replis dun giet a boutons
d'amethyste, une douzaine de
bagnes sur dies doigts aussi noupux
que ceux dun chimpanze, compile
talent rensemble lie plus preten.
tienx, le plus heteroclite, lie Plus
gull fdt possible de soir.
La suite aw proclaim nMmSro-
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-11-15
-L'EPAVE-
Dss CyssthiM,
-PAR-
.suaes Verne ct Andre F.aurie.
-L'EPAVE
PAR
fSuite.l

NJ. Bredejord concluait de ces
circumstances que Patrick await iii
etre acknowledgements epouvantt
par la personne meme don't il trait
de Pargent pendant ses s6jours
New York, ct qui lui await sans
donte depeche ce detective pour
lni donner craindre une poursuitc
crimlnelle. Celia seul pouvait expli
qner one rIrlandais fht parti preci.
pltamment a la suite de cette visile
ct n'eht plus jamais reparu.
Ii importait done d'avoir lie
signalement du detective Ell meme
temps que celui de Patrick O'Do.
noghan. Mr.. ct Mistress Bowles
le honnerent ties pr6cis. En- com.
pnlsant leur lisre de complies, lis
purent anssi retrouver Ia date
eXacte du depart de rIrlandais, qui
remontait a quatre ans moins trois
mois, ct non pas cinq ou six ans,
CONNIE lis lie croyaient d'abord.
LIE docteur Schwaryencrona fut
lmmediatement frapp6 de ce fait
que la date de ce depart, ct, par
consequent, de la vi>ite du detec.
tive, correspondent precisement a
ce'te des premieres annonces Quill
await fait faire en- Grande. Bretagne
ponr rechcrcher les surviyants du
Cynthia. La concordance etait
meme 81 frappaute quill etait
impossible de ne pas etablir une
correlation entire les deux pbeno.
menes.
Ii sembIait done qn'on co,nmeu
cat a voir nn peu clair dans Ie
probleme. L'abandon dfErik sur
une bouee devait avoir etc lie resul
tat dun crime,-crlme don't le
novice ODonoghan, embarqu6 sur
lie Cynthia, await ere le t6moin on lie
complice II en- connaissait Pau.
ieur, qni habitat New-York on lps
ct il await longtemps
exploite ce secret. Puis, IN ionr
etalt venu OH, las des exigences de
Tlrlandais 1t sous lie coup dns
annopces inseraes dams les journaux,
on await sufiisamment effraye
Patrick pour le d6cider a deguerpir.
En- tout cas-, ct meme en- suppo-
SAINT que ces deductions ne fussent
pas rigourpnsement fondees. il Y
await Ia les elements dune serieuse
enqu6te jndiciaire. Eiik ct ses
amis quittereut done lie Red Anchor
avec lie ferme espoir d'arriver
bient6t a un resultat.
Des le lendemain, NJ Bredeiord
Sc falsait presenter par le ministre
lie Suede All suiintendant de Ia
police lie New York, ct il le mettait
en- pos session des fats connus. En- :
meme temps, il entrait en- rapports
lvec les solicitors de la compagnie
iasSurances qni avaiert plaid6 !
,ontre les proprietaires du Cynthia, |
ct parvenait a faire exhnmer lie /!
lOSSier de ce process des cartons
on il dormait depuis de ,
Ongnes annees. :
MaiS l'examtn de ces paperasses +,
ne fournit aucun document dim :;
portance. De part eft d'autre. on
l'avait pu produire aucun temoin
Ia naufrage. Toute Faffaire await !
'oule sur des points de droit ct snr !
'eyageration ln chiffre de lassu. !,
'anca, oppose 4 la valeur r6elle ,!n
layire eft du fret. Les armateurS
]u Cynthia n'avaient pu etablir la
)onne fol de leur dire, hi expliqner
comment lie naufrage s'etait produit.
L'ensemble de leur defense ayant
)aru fable, la Cour await donne
yain de cause q la partie adverse.
Par eontre, la compagnie d'assu-
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moindre trace Dun enfant de neu1
mOis.
| Lexamen de ces dossiers await
dure plusieurs jours. II venait de
prendre fin, quand M. Bredejor.'
recnt avis de Sc presenter chez !.
snrintendant de police, qni lni Gil
qua son grand regret il n'avair
rien trouve. Personne New Yo.k
ne connaissait de detective oficiel
on benevole qui rerondit au signale
ment donne par NJ. Bowles. Per
some n'avait pa fournir la moindre
indication surAnn individn ayant
lnter6t a sc debarrasser de Patrick
ODonoghan. QUAINT a ce matelot,
II ne semblait pas ayoir mis- lie pied
aDx Etats-Unis depnis quatre ans
au moins. Au surplus, note etait
prise de son signalement, aui
servirait peut-6fre a roccasion.
Mais le surintendant ne pouvait
dissimuler a NJ. Bredejord one
Fenqnete lui semblait enterree.
Les fats remontaient d'aiIeurs a
une date ST eloign6e ct 81 voisine de
la prescription de yingt ans, que,
meme en- admettant lie retonr
immediat de Patrick O'Donochan.
IL etait au MONS doutenx que la
justice cousentit a Sc saisir de
Faffaire.
An total, ellie toRbait a plat.
cette solution qu'Erlk await cru un
instant tenir, ct ellie Iui echappait,
peut etre sans rstour.
Il NY await plus QUA revenir Ell
Snede en- passant par rIrlande,
pour vcir 81, adventure, Patrick
O'Donoghan ny serait pas simple
ment allie planter ses choux. Cest
ce que firent lie docteur Schwaryen
cfona ct ses amis. apras Gtre allies
prendre congo de Mr.. ct de Mistress
Bowles.
Les steamers de New.Yo,k a.
Liverpool faisant toujours escale a
Cork. les voyageurs n'eurent QUA
prendre cette vote pour Sc trouyer
a quelques miles dInnishannon
lis apprirent la one Patrick O'Do.
noehan n'etait jamais reveuu dams
son pays depnis Fage de donze ans
ct n'avait jamais donne de ses
nOuvelles.
"On aller le cherchpr maintenant +?
demandait lie dooteur Schwary
encrODa, CONNIE on Sc rembarunait |
pour Londres, d'on ron drvait
gagner Stock holm.
Dams les ports de mer. evidem
ment, ct en- particulier dams les
ports non americains, repondit NJ.
Bredejord. Car, notez bien ce
point, un matelot, nn ancien mousse
ne renonce pas, a trente. cina aus,
a son meter. C'est lie senl au'il /
Patrick navigue done.
Et les navires ayant pour but
ril'er dun port 4 nu autre, c'est
settlement la qu'on pent eSperer
tIOuver un homme de mer. Qu'an
diteS vous. Hochstedt ?...
lie TaiSonnement me semble
juste, qnoigue pent 6tre un peu
absolu, repliqua lie professeur avec
sa prudence habituelle.
-Admettons qufil lie soft, pour
suivit NJ. Bredeiord. Etant donn6
que Patrick ODonoghan est parti
sous lie coup dune terrenr veritable,
ct probablement sous la menace
i'uDe pOursuite criminelle, il doit
'tdouter fextradition. II Y a done
les chances pour quill cEtrche a ne
pas etre recOnnn, ct, par suite,
mil Gvite ses anciens camarades,
II frequentera done de preference
es ports qu'ils mont pas l'habitude
z. border. .Ce nest au'nne hxnn.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-11-15


dams ces ports 81 l'on ny a pas de
nonvelles dun individu repoudant
an signalement d'ODonoghan.
-Pourquoi n'avoir pas recours
tout supplement a pannonce i?
demanda N. Sehwaryencrona.
+! -Parce que Patrick O'Donoghan
n'aurait garde G'y repondre, sf Sc
cache,-nleme en- snpposant Que
Pannonce puisse atteindre un ma
telOt.
-Qui nous emp6che &c la faire
rassnrante pour lni, de l'avertir
quill sc trouvera ell tous cas- abrite
par la prescription ct quill tout
avantage nous Ienseigner
-C'est iuste. Mais j'en reviens
mon objection je Grains fort
qu'nne annonce n'arrive pas un
simple matelot.
On peut 'oujours essayer en-
offrant une recompense a Patrick
ODonoghan, on a qui le fefa
retrouver. Qa'en dist-tu, Erik !?
II me eemble que des annonces
pareiles, pour avoir un efet.
devront etre repetees dams un
grand nomhre de journaux. Files
co1teront done tres cher ct pour
ront etfrayer Patrick OtDonoghan.
81 engageantes qn'elles soient, an
cas- OH il croirait avoir int6ret a Sc
cacher. Ne vaudraitil pas mieux
confer a quelqu'cn le soin daller
falre personnellement unc enquGte
dans les ports on Pon suppose que
doIt Sc tronyer Get homma
Fort bien; mails OH trouver
Fhomme de coniance qui pourrait
sulvre nne pareille enquetes
II est tout trouve ST yous lie
vonlez, mon cher maitra. rppril
Elk. C'est moi.
-Toi, mon cher enfant. EFT tes
etudes?...
Mes etudes peuvent men pas
sonffrir. Rien ne m'emp9cherait
de les poursuivre Ell voyageant.
De plus, sill faut vous lavoupr.
docteur. je me suis deja assure le
molen de voyager gratis.
-Et comment celia /? deman
derent ensemble NJ. Schwaryen
crona, NJ. Bredejord ct N. Hochs |
tedt.
Tout supplement en- me prepa-
rant pour l'examen de capitaine au
long conrs. Je puis le passer
demain, sill est necessaire. Et, une
fols en- possession de ce dipl6me,
lien ne sera Plus aiSe que de tIou-
yer m'embarquer CONNIE Iieute
nant pOnr lie premier port venu.
Comment! tn as fait celia sans
men rien dire? s'ecria le docteur a
dcmi fachf, tandis Que ravocat ct
lie professeur riaient de bon ceur.
-Vraiment, repli1ua Erik, Je ne
crois pas que mon crime soft bien
grand jusqnici, puisqu'il sest
borne a m'enquerir des matieres de
Pexmen ct a les apprendrel Je ne
pas subj sans vous EN-
demander la permission, ct je Ia
Ell ce moment meme.
-Je tie la dome, mechanl garcon
dit le docteur, apais6 par Fargu
ment. Mais, quaint a te laisser
Tepartir DIES maintenant, ct tout
seul, c'est uue autra affaire :.
Nous attendrcns pour celia que tn
aies atteint ia majorlte.
oh i! c'est bien ainsi que lie
'eptends!" repliqua Erik avec un
accent de reconnaissance ct de
'oumission sur lequel il ny await
,as a Sc tromper.
Toutefois ie docteur ne voulnt
Das renoncer pour celia son idee.
Scion lui, la recherche personnelle