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Jury may be tested. Thisis privilege which
Colonel Raymond possesses i'll common
with others, but it does not follow that the
Grand Jury should rest from its laborS
while the test case is being heard. As mat
tiers now stand the Grand Jury is in legal
possession of the field. 1t can compel wit
nesses to answer all proper questions. Inc
best possible test case that can be made Is
to indict prominent alleged boodler, put
him on the road to trial and keep him there
until the Supreme Court declares the Ora nd
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wEArHER FORECAST.
DEPARTMENT. on AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,

san FRANCIsCo. october l6 1915 P. NJ
weather Conditions and General Forecasts
Light rains have fallen during the day in Western
Washington aud Western Oregon. There has been
some precipitation from fog on the northwest coast
OF California. Elsewhere fair weather bas pre-
vailed, tut with occasional cloudinesS along the
California coast and IN Eastern Washington The
high OF Thursday now completely covers tho racine
Slope with rapidly rising barometer. Warmer
weather has prevailed during the day in all ais
trI,ts except Arizona Eastern Nevada ana olah'
The weather VIII remain settled in California, Arr
IONA and Nevada for at the next two days and
warmer weather may be expected throughout the
Pacific slope especially during the day.
Forecast Until s p. NJ. SATURDAY.
For Northern Calfornia-Fair weather; westerly
winds becoming nOrtheriy; generally warmer fog
clearing away from coast
For southern California-Fair weather; north to
west winds; generally warmer; fog and clouds
clearing away from coast.
For oregon and washingtou-Falr weather, with
clouds along the coast: variable winds; generally
warmer, except nearly stationary temperature along
the straits JoHN ?. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Ninth Infantry A. s O., in charge.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

csrnan officer WIN witnessed thp Austrian
,rr,,, ,,,,n.pvars nrononpcps ite nowoer used
nhsoIutaI, s,nokeIesa Tine soldiers kent IN
rot,l,ng fire hur nnr the slightest cloud rose 10
Irdicats the location of the rifemen or to hide
,ho onDosfrg forcee the artillery numbered
n,', Y,,'ara :, the old dave inc smoke would
-, 80, ,aay, eTonob m hide whola brigades
- - o,1, a Thin bIua ,Ine ar tts cannonsi
mouth and in an instant IL was gone. Under
ac,, oonditfons The hriIIIancv of polished metal
halnete and buitons would betray an approacll-
Ing army at gance. Alie"uy chanses arc DC,
ins 'n"usui d'eu w me- .no ~
"A"ii' NJ Nv ,, -, "a -. a., 49,.
alo uefO'u VI .i, ,. - ,', 49,, ~
Inc o'ouse N"' AooN' 49,, ~ ~, $50 y, -
Iea',iei ti'i'ii'ius a'e . 80 -, oI,t 49,
ue"u k'eeu anu LUZ ',,N. ~, ~ ro.n.n,,
0iini'al ieio' ms ave 80 49, it
"'liy' lisi I u.s., -, ,,i ~,
III Tue heAt war 'no 1"an'e9 VI , "a ~
uhusu""E Ia ko III i'ot VI nv A y, w..
niost Suo'o9Siu''' 'V"00"' NV -"' - mo
loices'
Russlas volunteer navy, to which the atten-
ton of Europe has been diverted by the recent
concessions OF the Sultan of Turkey, was founded
~ pa 80 aa ,ocoda ao the obiact haIrg
~, 1rnvIsa test ~ crn,sere to onarate az com
ao a,oor. n tho event ~ var win
TnaIo,T ,rHe soet incIpdad mi racantiv mir
o ~ ,o,,r,asr essais viii ,nnpaga ranging
80, u ,aont ZOO 800 sad ~ tnI,,ss5 ,o
ar ~ rH IarosI.v, Inc s,y,frast nam
- ~ 49, a., nao a accord NJ sfxiaen and !.
i, y. r. ut, soro,y or,i.ors 0rtaI and
Sa.aa .ooa,I,, ,ddod % rho yoIn,teer navv
80 'ooa,' 90 ,aa, Iono win n disbursement ri
5ooo TONS engines OIL lU'oUo morse. po"er a"u 20 a
sPoeu Vi 10 h"t'' ia'i ~ ,,s.s'.ar,.,io,
centineter rapiuhIe guns anu n.y. Ii
service can acco'Louate LOW n nnn
'ne ie'' VI INC hee' 'o.lu VI
AT the recent Dockers, Congress- in Hull. Tom
Mann the President. presented a sad pcture Of
the industrial conditions in free-trade England,
snaakjno of the animation OF affairs in Yorkshire
he salu young iiuIen "o.e ooihpeilou w VIZ
as laiFthers oeAolo 1ney hau sV' e' on o"a.
terihg Oh DOCK hho"ieuse' sun 1858 TUG iouuu
tions lala Oh feal euucduon. iu ti9 saihe
traces marfleu women spent 'neh llnie ins'o ''
OF attending 10 tneir nom ., tue leasou peins
that Inc husband eoulu NOT o"fh suinc'ent W
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AGAINST FREE COINAGE.

The Bankers Convention decided by
unanimous vote against free coinage. 1t is
not to be supposed that the bankers were
without exception opposed 10 the double
standard, but that none Of them thought
that the issue should be made at this time.
There is very general disposition to test
the present silver act before entering upon
new legislation. The few months the silver
act has been in operation have not pro-
dueed important results in the way of the
appreciation of silver, but the general be-
lief is that the surplus stock of silver bull
lion is being exhausted. Appreciation in
market price will follow.
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DAILY CALL (tucludiug sundays S6 per year By
mail postpaid; 5 cents per week, or IS cents per
calender month through carriers DAILY CALL,
Eve copies, three months SIS %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages, 81 30 per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 81 so per year, post
paid. WEEKLY CALL eight pages). 81 % per year
postpaid. Clubs OF (Sent to one addresS), $40
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525 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 710 Market
street. near Kearny, open until II O'Clock midnight;
sse HAYES street. open until $3.50 o'clock; SOB
Iarku street, open until $50 O'CLOCK 25lS Mission
street. open until o'clock P. M; and 1l6 Ninth
.-r..r NM - |.
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THE cALL's CALENDAR.
hi ". 7Th.i F $. Moons Phases.
NOTICEI

Any Of our patrons rho fail to find THE
MORNING GAIL for sale By train-boys
uilL confer q Taror by notifying this office o.
utJact, mamma the date md tram.
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Fletcher May Sue.

Judge CARRIER has dissolved the temporary
Injunction by which the California Acad-
envy of Sciences restrained William NJ
Fletcher. the contractor, from suing for
the recovery of S7453. awarded to him for
labor performed The officers of the acad-
envy refused to accept the findings of the
arbitrator.
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THE most obstinate cases of dyspepsia cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla This medicine tones the
stomach. promotes healthy Digestion creates an
appetite, and relieves headache. Give it a trial.
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A number of totally blind snakes have
Teen killed near Beaver Falls, Pa.
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A TEST CASE.

Colonel Creed Raymond is reported to
have said that he intends to initiate pro-
ceedings by which the legality OF the Grand
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-17

THOSE who are worn out, rheumatic and feeble
should use PARKERs GINGER Tonic.
PARKER's HAIR BALsAN will save your hair.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-17

J.FCUTTER'sOLD BoURBoN.-Ths celebrated
whisky is for sale by all iirstclass druggists and
grocers Trade mark-Star within a shield.
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Grand Overland Excursion.

Shearers autumnal overland excursion Will
leave san Francisco September 2Sth for Chicago,
Boston and all Eastern cities. For particulars
address +. e Shearer, New Montgomery St, or
l Montgomery St. San Francisco.
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INDIGESTION radically cured by the use of Argos
tura BitterS. Sole manufacturers, DIR. j. Il. b.
Siegert a Sons Procured Of AL druggists.
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THE MORNING CALL


Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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You can lay in your fail and winter supply OF
Groceries at very prices best goods guaranteed
at Sbarboro & Co.'s. Grocers. 53l Washington st.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

BRoNCHITIs.-For Hoarseness and Sore Throat,
a. BrOiCJtS Bronchial Trocbes" are specific.
FxrRA miuce pies. SWANS. 218 Suffer street.
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Nancy Coburn's Testament.
The will of Nancy Coburn was filed for
probate yesterday. She left an estate,
valued at $500, TO her daughter.
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HELP wANTED-CoNTINUED.

HELP WANTED-CONTINUED
IScTtGAR.MAKER TO BUY CIGAR-sToRE WITH
" room to work; cheap ii sold this week. Apply
81 Harriet St oclo o.
VfIR EAyERs WANTED AT CALIFORNIA
W Wire Works. North Beach. Apply Supernten-
dent. ocI2 ~
IA ANTED : FIRST CLASS NURsERYMAN,
Ftslitte money required to be partner: GaIi at
1911 Polk st. oc1o AZ
DFSPECTABLE YOUNG MEN TEMPORARILY
II, embarrassed may secure small loans by ad-
dressing Beta Box 109. CALL Branch once. 10 ~
C1TEADY, SOBER MAN, WITH SOME CASH. IN
- good paying business: no experience requaIIe Gu
Cali or address l3l Seventh ST. ooIo OF
DARBER-sHoP AND CIGAR-srAND; RARE
ID chance for or 2 men desiring to go In business
must sell this month. VIII do well by Gazing al
91l1a Larkin St Wv :.
. GOOD OUTSIDE Statesmen WANTED; SAL
= airy aud commission. Apply TO A. q A. ba az sr
742 Mission Sc. 49, 49,
0YO0NG MEN TO LEARN TELEGRAPHING
Il and qualify positions paying S75 to , lo0 per
month. Cal. Telegraph Co., kearny. cor Cldy.1o ~
c1ECoND-hAND BOOTS AND SHOES BOUGHT
- and sold. 254 Eighth st. 0cIo o1-
Observation-Disclosures AND WIDOWS EN-
/ titled; no papers. j. H. SHEPARD, 319 Pine. Inn
OyEKsIEEPERs CAN GET AN ELECTRICAL
OaIarm at X G. w ENzEL, 607 Montgomery $50 I'm
IIJANTED-lO0 MEN TO-DAY TO TAKE LoDG-
w ings from lOc to Csc per night; new mouse
624 WASHINGTON St Se1o nv
A DVICE FREE. READ AID. PERSONALS; g. W
a HOWE & CO., attorney s-at-law, $50 MARKET u
lN ANTED sEAMEN, ORDINARY SEAMEN.
w ar ala Pacific St ial6 II
CINGLE FURNISHED ROOMS l5c A NIGHT.
SLinden House. cor. Sixth and Howard. tyll u
N7ANTED-5OO MEN, HOWARD AND THIRD,
W basement, Bee Hive, to eat free home cooked not
lunch with beer or wine &c; open DAY ana night VI
100 O0O MEN WANTED TO LOAN MONEY
.UUU on all articI es at low rates square
dealing UNCLE JACOBS. 613 Pacific ST aul U
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A DVICE FREE on ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
n speciality; marriages annuiled, QUICK. quiet;
suits commenced in county collections, Claims,
damages liens, attachments, etc, enforced; legal
documents prepared; suits of every description do
Tended prosecuted vigorously; terms reaSonable:
charge unless successful: criminal and civil
lawyers practicing In all the courts established 10
years; references, banks and business houses. q.
w. HOWE & CO., attorneys and counselorS-at-laW,
$50 Market st. corner Stockton. 500 u
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LEW LEFT - SLIGHTLY SOILED SAMPLE
gloves. H. NJ. HEINEMAN. IS Suffer 81 SIS 6m
SIMM'S FAT REMOVER NEVER FAILS TO RE-
= move from to 4 pounds a week NINE MON
TAIGNE. agent. l22S Market ST. Room 8. se5 U
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spECIaL NoTICEs-CoNrINUED.


ne DIR. Pepper, the Celebrated fhysi.
G-S clan for female troubles. 127 Montg'ys2o u
Rs whitening Rooms, 81 Up; Papering
~ rooms, So up. 613 Third 81. seq I'm
FP Caution to Ladies-Do Not Be I'M
9-S posed upon by qnaeks VINO copy paris OF sne
sumably too Ignorant to write their own; 500 VIII
paid for any of female irregularities they can
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~ All Monthly Irregularities and
G~S other conditions restored at once, from what
ever cause; ladies' If you wish instant relief consult
the only reliable female physician OF 40 years ex-
perence my remedies will positively cure after ak
limitations given by quaeks and impostors have
failed pills 81 also latest invention without medl-
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R Blessing to Ladies-Instant Re
@-S lief for monthly Irregularities from what
ever csuse); patients who have been imposed upon
yited; board and skilIful attention during confae
ment advice free. DIR. & MRS. HAVEN. 22s Post St
RR DIR. Records Restorative Pills; Spe-
wasted forces, etc: approved by the Academy Of
Medicine, Paris, aud the medical celebrities Sold
by J. G. STEELE & CO, 635 Market St, Palace Ho-
tel San Francisco. Sent by mail OF express Prices:
BOX of So 81 rs; OF 100, 81: OF 200, IS 5O OF 400
So Preparatory Pills, 81 send Tor circular. le4 1yr
mR Try Green's Guaranteed Cure, Only
EIS vital restorative and system regulator posi-
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boxes 70 FST sale a. S,ai &c TX hday
rR Private Home in Confinement
G~S Monthly irregularities restored in one DAY
without medicine: competent physician in house {;
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Midwife, grad. University Heidelberg, 1879. 12114a
Mission ST. se2 ~
&~ Bad Tenants Elected for 81. Colleo-
E~S tioDs made. city or county PACING Collection
Company, p2S California st., Room 8 de22 Il
ER DIR. @. c. O'DonnelI-omoe and Res.
E~S NV cor. Washington aud kearny SITS myesf
" The Evening Bulletin. Price Re-
RS' duced TO 10 cents per week, delivered by car
rier any part OF the city, the Bulletin is the best
Oldest and largest evening paper published on the
coast: orders by postal-card otherwise Will re-
ceive prompt attention. ONCE 622 Montgomery 81.
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QJOO REWARD FOR CASE OF RHEUMA-
ID w tism. neuralgia or govt that WEBB'S
HEMoNY wont cure; 81 per bottle, 8 for SO; send
for circulars 40 O'Farrel ST. S. F. all druggists. 3m
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EoLDING-BEDS - EXAMINE OUR NUMBER
Il 20O5, mirrored with large plate 1870: walnut
oak. cherry and 18th century; cash price elsewhere
$50; our instament price only S45; country orders
q Co 22S. 22u Stockton and 2S7 Post LIST II
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MALE HELP WANTED.

VA ANTED To-DAY-2O SCRAPER-TEAMSTERS
w ard laborers, SIS and found, for large canal
compauys work. this job will last years; Ger
man Scandinavian farmers, S26; American
farmer, S26: ) 2-horse ranch Transfers $26. Il. T.
WARD & co. COS and $40 Clay ST. 1t
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DVlCE FREE READ AID. PERSONALS. G. W.
n HOWE & CO.. attorneys-at-law. $50 Market II
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The Generalization of the Bradford manufac
turing Industries Is just what was depicted in
American Consular reports over six months ago.
Not only is our tariff proving ruinous TO the
trade OF Bradford, but the markets OF other
countries do not come TO the rescue, as some 80
sanguinely calculated.
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FIrst IHtTnOUItI IlINCOUHI NIlUTVIII
E~S Powell St, bet Washington and JacSson-
NJ. d. Buck, pastor; residence 1Ol9 Clay st-The
pastor vii Preaeh at Ia NJ on Being AL nh' t
Witch OF Endor" Glass meetings at 10 a. NJ, 1880
P. NJ. and T. N. School for Bible study, including
Anuis Merril!s class at 1880 P NJ. Young PeO-
pies meeting at $50 Prayer and testimony
service Monday, Wednesday and Thursday even
in9s. on Tuesday night Kew. Ell McClish, ID,
viii deliver his popular lecture on Home" 1t
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GEE THE CUCKOO CLOCK AT STATIONS
- Carpet Cleaning Booth at the Fair. au23 Il
A UFRICHTIG, THE MATCHMAKER AND JEW
n eler. removed TO his old quarters. lO6 SixLhSt
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UST REJECT ED-FULL LINE FALL STYLES
y millinery goods. MRS. r. II. JONES. 1904 aud
1908 Stock ton ST. and 2O0O Fillmore st. au22 3mo
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ALTA SILVER MINING COMPANY -LoCA-
II tion OF principal place OF business San Fran
cisco, California; location of works, cold HUI,
Gold Hill Mining District Storey County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board of Directors. held on Tuesday, the 9TH day
OF October, 1891, assessment NO. 400 OF thirty
cents (3Ocl per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation. payable Immediately in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at tho
office of the company Room 30, Nevada Block, 800
Montgomery street. San Francisco California.
Al srnck nnnn Mhirh this assessment shall re-
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DLAIN LAUNDRESS, HOTEL $50: COOK.
L clearinghouse, $50; cook small family. coun-
try S25: nurse for elderly lady, $50, and girls for
honsework X. I. WARD co, $40 Clay St 1t
a. ANTED-CoOK FOR PLAIN SMALL HOTEL,
w near city, $50; cook for winter season, spring
hotel, easy place, $50; housekeepsr' SO; dish
ond girl S25; woman to do general work. small 90
tel country, $25 also 90 housework Rir.s for city.
G. r. HANSEN n CO., ITO Geary st. 1t
AANTED-2 FIRSf-CBASS MATTRESSES AND
w chambernaids. $25 each: strong Swedish see
ond girl. $50; English second girl Tor Berkeley.
$40; 10 homework girls for city, $25 and 800. APP
ply MISS KATE PLUNKETT, 424 Suffer. 1t
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FY~8s simpson Memorial Meth adist Epis-
tb~S copal Church, cor Hayes ana buchanan stS.-
Rev 4. G. HrSt, u. D., LID pastor Preaching
at IL \ NJ. and 80 NJ. The pastor viii preach
at both services. Subject for the morning hour.
The Value of Prayer; evening, The Dignity of
Man" There will be special conservation service,
led by the pastor. at 1880 A. NJ Sunday-schOoI at
1880 T. NJ EpwOrth League service at 80 p. N.
The seats in this church free. The public will
be warmly welcomed. Ushers In attendance.
Uayes-St ears mass the door It's
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PAR
Ellie BERTilET.
NAlIl la PRoNucATloN.
Suite

~ Itt'ti Netttet iAl'Ai'lNht- il'ii IL SNt
plus vrai, rdpliqua Gerard avec
fermat6 TAI etc malhcureux, je le
suis encore, CT Adrienne, de son cote,
connu de mluvais jours. J al cru
lui devoir toute Resistance qni depen-
DAFT de moi ellie me demanderait ma
vie que je Ia lui donnerais sans hesi-
ter
Encore une fois, cest Ia une
amite bien ardente ct il doit exister
entire vous un autre lien que celui
oui resulte 4 'une infinite d'enfance
Monsieur Gerard j'etais presque lie
fanct de Mile d Ancival, que 'aime ct
don't je ma croyais Anne, lorsque
cette funeste aventure du garde
champetre 9 proluit une rupture entire
nos deux families Eous sayez pour
tant comment al pris la defense
d'Adrienne. \ peine remis lie ma
blessure, jai voulu, malgrt &c facheux
sclat, donner suite aux anciens proiets,
ct quand, tout l'heure, ie suis arrive
a Coville, jai appris que vous veniez
de causer un nouyeau seandale Je
yous adjure done de me diro loyale-
meR quel secret existe entire Mile
d'Ancival ct vous 81 comme je
Iespere, &C secret est de nature homo
rable, je passerai outre ct Mile
d'Ancival deviendra Nine de Four
there's. 81 vous restez muet, ie ne la
reverrai jamais, dusse je en- mourir !!
Gerard, tour i tour rouge ct pale,
await les yeux baisses ct semblait
eprouver une anxiete poignante
Comme il Sc taisait Durocher lui dit
en- souriant
All mon pauvrc Gerard, malgre
teS etelnelles cach0tteries, tc VOLTA au
pied d1 murl Ne Grains pas d'avoir
contiance dams u de Fourtieres, car il
vaut son pesant dor Pour moi, 81
ie gene, je peuS vous laisser ensemble.
-lnutile, Durocher, repliqua Ge-
rard, qui semhla faire effort sur
lui-m9me. Monsieur de Fourtieres.
n'avez-vous pas pose i Nile d Ancival
la question que vous venez de me
poser a moi-meme
-Oui ct ellie ne IA a parle. CONNIE
vous, que de cette anitie enhance
-Sous voyez bien que je ne peuS
dire autrement que Mile d'Ancival.
dussiez-vous he croire nj 4 sa parole
nj Ia mienne.
Philippe setait levt brusquement.
lie front crispe
II sufiit, dit-il dun ton somhre
ie dois savoir comprena~e cctte dscre-
ton opiaiitre .J'avais cru. monsieur
Gerard. que Ia gravitt dc la situation
vous decijefai1 i an aveu, 81 ptnibIe
quill fit. Il y allait du bonheur lie
deux personnes peutGtre Votre
silence me pronve &c que javais
suppose deja e &c qui est certain d
present i existe une liai5on ina
youahIe entire yous ct Ia jeune
demojselIr don't n4us parlon.
''ansia ~ Fonrtiercs reprit
viveme@t Gerard en Sc levant i son
tour, # va0+ 5are. par tout &c quill y
q de plu~ saer6 4ue vous vous from
PEI tagia#aa est Ia plus noble la
plus aa. qni soft au monde
Ellie SO .54sa do voas, jen prends le
ciel d 44siu
-a.@r~. .}aue4Roi ces rendezvous ?
'Pour4Hoi ctetaes@alade
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y S"iuC- AOuS me
Fo}ez olqn de la peine on ma pile
mon oongarde on ma volt, que ca
est une ptit
8aqAoua alton volt ? Serait-ce
votre SAINT frusquin ? On assure ouil
est bien garni.
Ne eroyez pas ca; je suis un
s5&aEfe aom'ne, qui souyent beau
coup g. NJ a payer ses ilnpots.
-ntpchons nous car il fau6 que ie
taao9 Ala s2eoAle tournGe. Que vous
a-,-on vol. i h fin des fins =?
-DauS poules, mon brave mon
si9ar Iabouret, deux superbes poules
coaa,Acainoises, crosses CONNIE des
'H9ut2.1s, T dul valaient une piece de
EIu-- Ifanca CONNIE IN lard. Je ne
m en- eoas9lefai jamais
Aecnsez vous quelqu'un ?
-Je accuse personne al en-
tendu dire, que 81 on accuse sans
preuVes,e on rlsque davoir sur les
d9le-s devant Ia justice. . lie fait est
que Ies poales 6taient h:er au soir
dams le pouIailler ct que ce matin
e!ies ont (lisparu.
y a-t-il bris de cloture ? Y a-t-il
edctetpn lie porte +?
II ny a pas de cloture ct le
poaIailler, qui est vieux, ma pas de
porte.
-llofs, vos yolailles auront pris
leur voice, ct 81 on les trouve csusant
des degats sur les terres dautrui
ces. yous qul attraperez le proces
verbal
lie pere BouquIn selnbla terrific par
cette perspective ct dams un brusoue
movement, rejeta en- arriere la meche
de son bonnet de cotton. Il ne tarda
pas 4 Sc remettre ct dit ayec un eros
soupir:
-Eh : bien, yrai, aimerais encore
mielx payer lie proces-verbal que de
perdre mes cochinchinoises. Ca ne
pourrait pas aller a plus de cinquante-
eng sous on trols francs, i'imagine,
ct mes poules valaient au moins.
Mais je suis sur gu elles ne sont pas
en- contrayention, allez, les pauvres
betes Files sont bien plutot en- train
de cuire a petit feu, chez quelque
III chant voisin.
ct e,'ou vous Went cette idee.
pare Bouquin a?
Avant de Iepondre, lie paysal jeta
autour de lui un regard soupeonneux.
-Je na crois pas, dit-il, que ma
dame la 'gardesse' votre epouse ct vos
geatils petits messieurs denfants
solent dlsposes a me vendre, ct vous
msnia. monsieur Tabouret, vous. ne
voudriez pas me METRE dams le petrin. |
Je II accuse personne, mails tcoutez :
ce matin, quand mes pauvres poules
ont ell dlsparu, je me suis mis- i
r0der dams notre village du Portal /
qui nest pas grand, CONNIE vous
savez, ct quest-ce que je trouve
Des paquets de plumes, des plumes
pointillees de noir ct de jaune, quill
n Y await dams lie pays que mes cochin
cilinoises qui en- epssent de pareiles
J en- airalnasse dies poiguees, ct tenez, !
il n Y pas 4 dire. les VOLTA
Il tlra de 81 poche une poignee de
plumes ct les posa sur la table, Oh
lies s'e3arpill0r1nt, la grande joie
les eafants ct au vif Acknowledgement
lie Ia mtnagere Tabonret demeura
impossible.
-Ceia pourra servir de pieces a
conviction. reprit-ii avec Ia gravite
l'un magistrat enqueteur; y a-t-il /
pres de Ia une habitation d dou ces
plumesaaraient pu 6tre jctees
-csr,ainement; il y en- deux, ct,