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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

or reward TO break or bless our fra
ternal relations with each other.
But capital has been falsely made
king and dictator over industry. and
millions have been forced to beg for
work, 10 compete for it. aud that at the
lowest living price, without reference
TO justice between man and man.
Here is money bill based so'ely
upon the purest ideas Of justice and
patriotism that universal justice and
fraternal rights may prevail 1t pro-
vides good money; good for the farmer,
the mechanic. the nerchaat, the
soldier, for cyerybl ldy. What makes IL
good money? Because it is declared
SO by The sovereign AUTH rty Of the
American union, and every dollars
wor of property ia the United States
is behind il, and because the life's blood
Of every true and ! yal citizen /, be-
hind it, And that makes it as good as
money can be made while It is divested
of harmful privileges which other
moneys have had of commanding
premium, suffcriog depreciation and
bearing "a high rate Of interest
Il. 5. GIyAN,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

SIR WILLIAM ARTHUR WHITE, British
AMBASSADOR 10 Turkey, died in Berlin
recently from the effects of influenza
He will be deeply missed because of his
knowledge Of the eastern question.
/ INVESTIGATION by the Russian au-
thorities shows that the grossest crimes
were committed in the recent sales Of
Z grain for the starving Life sentences
10 Siberia will be the outcome
THE British war ship Royalist has
shelled the houses of the savages on
/ the solomon islands in the South Paci-
tie where four whites were recently
] killed.
TuE san Antonio & Aransas Pass
railroad in Texas has been tied up by a
genera strike.
NEAL SINS, brother of Bob Sims, the
notorious Alabama outlaw lynched
Christmas day, has formed a band to
avenge his brothers hanging. The peo-
pie are all prepared
TBE excitement on the Texas border
over the Gurza raid is as great as ever,
/ but so far nothing sensational has Oc-
lcurred
THE president has signed remission
Of the unexecutcd portion OF the sem
ltence OF suspension imposed by court
martial May :. 1890, upon Comma nder
/ Bowman II. McCalla, of the navy. who
was convicted for cruelty 10 his subor-
Idinates during cruise Of the URited
States ship Enterprise Of which he was
in command and sentenced TO suspen-
sion for three years.
! THERE is unwonted activity in the
navy department. and Secretary Blaine
and Chilian Minister Montt held an un-
satisfactory interview. 1t is denied.
however. that war Is feared u is the
general belief that trouble with Chilli Is
almost certain. Secrecy of the depart
ments heightens the belief.
WHILE shooting on Queen Nictoria's
Osborne premises the duke OF Con-
Iuaught accidentally wounded Prince
Christian, of Schlcswig llOlstein. the
husband Of one of his sisters. One eve
was destroyed.
IN collision caused bv the running
away Of a freight train near Mount.
Carmel. Pa, twenty cars were wrecked
IN a IRE in a cabin in Shelbvville.
Tenn. two small coIorcd children were
burned 70 death
The oyster steamer Albatross has
been wrecked at Archachon France,
and her crew Of eleven men drowned.
A stoker alone cscaped
IHE bodies of tive miners were re-
covered from a pit at Csstlefori. York
shire. Eng, which had been on fire for
fortnight TIE bodies ucra so Gre
mated that fira nzaaa ha~al- arf.4 o
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

For two weeks country roads in
Iowa, Missouri and Illinois have been
hub deep in mud and the farming com
munities have been virtually padloclSed
on the farm. AS result merchants
depending on country trade have suf-
fered immense financial loss. especially
in holiday trade, while the formers and
shippers have lost by inability 10 mar
ket their products. II IS feared many
failures among country merchants may
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

AT the annual meeting of the state
board of agriculture at Topeka, Kan,
January 13, IA, Is and 10, Chief Sal
mon, of the national bureau of animal
industry, will read a paper on Ameri-
can meats and European markets, and
Kansas agricultural college professors
will deliver addresses, while Chancellor
Snow, of the state university, will dis
cuss chinch bug information.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

EARL RUSSELL lately the hero
of an unsavory divorce case has
appeared in a new role. He now
reads the lessons in the family church
at Wimbledon ON Sundays Forsaking
agnosticism, of which both his father
and mother were avowed advocates, he
has become a good churchman and an
earnest evangelist
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

JOHN DAVIES, one of the best known
mining experts in the west died at the
sherman house, Chicago, the other
night of pneumonia. lie had made and
lost several fortunes ia Colorado and
California, and died almost peniless
He was the original owner Of the Little
Chief mine, near Leadville, which he
sold some ten years ago for $500, 600 1t
was afterwards sold again for S5,OOO,-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

COUNT CoURcEY RAGNY has been sem
fenced at Paris to two years imprison-
ment for selling Persian decoration
secured by means of forged frmans.
1t is alleged that the firmans were pro-
cured in blank for the count by a
former minister to Venezuela, who was
accredited to the Persian court
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

FRANK SLAvIN met Arthur r. Lum-
ley representing John l.. Sullivan at
the Herald office in New York the other
afternoon and agreed to meet again at
the same place to sign articles for n
fight to a finish for $40 900 side before
the club offering the largest purse
within fifteen weeks Each club will
put up 81, 800 for the fight and the Her
aid will be the final stakeholder
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

TIE late Rev. James Freeman Cllrke's
brother, Thomas c., is one of the fore
most American engineers lie has
built more than seventy miles Of
bridges, is a member Of the British In
stitute Of Civil Engineers. Of the Amer
ican Society Of Civil Engineers. of the
American Societies Of Mining and of
Mechanical Engineers and Of the Amer
ican Philosophical society Of Philadel-
phia- Nj. Clarke is the engineer Of the
proposed bridge over the Hudson at
New York city.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

JOSEPH JEFFERsoN's son Charles, in
stead of going on the stage, has pre-
ferred to act as business manager for
dramatic companies. He is conducting
two or three ventures of this sort be-
sides looking after his fathers affairs.
lie is said to be the image of his gifted
parent except for their dissimilar ages,
and to be exceedingly witty in CONVEX
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31
CONGRESSMAN TARsNl

CONGRESSMAN TARsNEY said the
other day that he had talked with
many members of the house re.
Farding the work of the Kansas
City river improvement convention
and he was surprised TO find so much
interest taken in the matter In fact
there was a sympathy for the move
ment expressed by all t. whom be
talked and he anticipated good results
will follow.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

A FAAiIsHED peasant in the Tschel-
jabinelg district, Russia, killed five men
recently for the purpose Of robbing
them and buying food with the money
thus obtained He was arrested while
engaged in hiding the bodies Of his
victims lie only got four roublss
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

OSCAR BARON WEDEL YARTsDURY, of
Christiana Norway, died in a barn at
Albert Lea Mimi, the othor day. Ho
was young man. A few days ago he
received information Of the death of his
father and his own succession TO the
baronetcy A remittance of S. 900 ac-
companied the letter The new baron
at once went on a spree which ended in
his death
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

Two hundred laborers were returning
from work upon the Sulmona & Isnerna
railroad in Italy and were overtaken
by terrible snowstorm. Many of the
men were suffocated in drifts and 9TH
ers were frozen to death Fifteen bodies
had been recovered and twenty of the
unfortunates were still missing.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

THE death of the late millionaire,
John p. Richardson. who died recently
on his plantation near New Orleans,
was caused by excessive cigarette
smoking. 1t was first stated that he
died of pneumonia The pulmonary
trouble, however. was only light at
tack and the family physician said it
could have been cured But heart
failure due to cigarette smoking set in
and death quickly followed. His estate
will foot up between $500, 900 70 3. p
nnO ooo
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

IT was reported at San Francisco
that Adm. Brown had secured options
on several vessels TO be used in case OF
trouble with Chill. One will be used
as torpedo boat and four as trans
ports
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail


SEVERAL petitions were presented when
the sona.e Q m I on the 3ld and MIR. Stanford,
OF California, was sworn in for his new
term The house concurrect resolutions
for the payment of the December salaries
TO employees aud for holiday recess to
Tuesday, January s, were presented and
concurred in and then, after a short exec
utivo session and as mark OF respect 10 the
memory OF the lat9 Repre- sentative Ford,
OF Michigan, the senate adjourned In the
execut We session stephen Il, Elkins was
confirmed as secretary OF war The house
was not in session
the SCI nate held only n brief session on
the 23d and adjourned until january o. The
house met and after the speaker presented
the list OF committees adjourned untll Jan
nary
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

TIE czarina of Russia is expected 70
visit France next month and the peo-
pie are already preparing fetes for her.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

THE British government has advised
Bulgaria to give way to France The
record of that prineipality will not bear
inspection.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

CONSERVATIVE estimates place the
loss resulting from the Indiana coal
miners strike at 81, 100000. Considered
in its whole breadth and extent, it was
probably more than that
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

THE Rocky Mountain News earnestly
advocates arbitration OF the dispute
with Chill aud calls on the state TO take
action to that end.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

JoHN GIvENs, the missing heir 10
$3.50, 900 in Cortland, N. Y, was found
in Wheeling, w. Va, and taken home.
lie had been tramping for two years.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31
CURRENT COMMENT.

HERR JANSEN, the eminent historian
and member of the center party in the
German reichstag. is dead.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

IT is stall ! that the United States is
trying to buy an island off Ecuador for
a South American coaling station.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31
10 BUSINESS MEN.


Why Farmers DO Not Buy A. Much as
They >h""'d'
nld lt ever occur % you business men
that the Ia @mers 40 NOT ouy as "uen
as they ouFnI tnat they 40 not nly as
much as 'hey oli twenty OF th'fty
years ago. IL iS n'' 'e'1','e ''e ''''0'-
ers are any s'lnsle' 'i'An '"ey were "I
lv supplied. Ii is because they can't
afford 70 buy: prices are too low. Why
don't YOU pay more f,r your farm prod
uce? Because you can't afford to. you
can't paw any more than you can get
for It, and the markets at the centers
of consumption are down, aud you are
powerless 20 bring them mp Nhv are
the markets low in the centers of con-
sumption? Because so many city work
people are out of worS, or are driven
to the scautiest of incomes; not because
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

WAsmNGToN, Dec. 29-The president
on Thursday last signed n paper OF
great interest TO the navy. 1t was a
remission Of the unexecuted portion Of
the sentence Of suspension imposed 10y
court martial upon Commander Bow
man H. McCalla, who was tried for
cruelty TO his subordinates during a
cruise Of the United States ship Enter
prise, Of which he was in command.
The court sentenced him 10 suspension
for three years and TO stand still on his
grade in the meantime
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

THRoUGH Lady Duffcrin's fund for
supplying women doctors TO Indian
women, there arc now in hat country
thirty-two regular women physicians,
seventy-two missionary physicians, and
nearly two hundred women students in
the Indian medical schools
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

Silas Woodson, Jr., only son Of ex-
Gov Silas Woodson. died at St Joseph
Of a violent attack Of pneumonia lie
bad been attending the military acad-
envy at Mexico and had come home to
spend the holidays The day he re-
turned he was stricken and was uncou-
scious till his death
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31

THE foxhound was 50 named because
it was originally kept as an addition to
every pack Of hounds Il was always
noted for beingup within few minutes
oi running 70 ground and aiding very
materially iu the capture Of Reynarl
THE oldest American theater is in
Savannah
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31
THE ALLIANCE ooNoREssMEn. =

Bardstown, Ky.
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LIE RETOUR DE L,ENFANT PRO-
DIGUE.-Une scene DIES plus 6mou-
vantes Il Gu lieu ces jours derniers
dams une terme de D eerfield New
York;.
Uu jeune homme. deguise en-
colporteur, s'est presente chez Nine
Paris ct lui a offert en- vente wee
une iusistsnco toute particu!iere
quelqnes serviettes en- toile. II va
treize ans IN fills dc Nine Paris,
Henry, encore enfant d cette
epoque, await disparu dune facon
inexplicable, ct apres de vaines
re%cherches, On await suppose quill
s'etait noye ct Pom await porte son
deuil. Lorsque lie colporteur, coiff6
dun chapeau a larges bords, s'est
p~resente chez ellie, Nine Paris MA
pas d'abord fait attention a SEES
traits. CONNIE ellie ne vonlait rien
acheter, ellie a employs tous les
moyens imaginables pour econduire
rinconnu, don't Pinsistance com
mencait 4 devenir indiscrete. Mails
tout a coup lie pseudo-colporteur a
tire son chapeau en- s'ecriant /:
Oh! ma mere, vous ne me recon.
naissez done pas"
La mere ct lie ils sont tombes
aussit0t dams les bras Pun de
rautre ct Sc sOnt longuement
embrasses. Henry Paris revenait
voir sa mere d l'occasion des fetes,
ct lui announcer quill s'etait fait une
b~rillante situation dams rOuest.
Les s%erviettes quill lui await offertes
en- vente n'etaient qu'une minime
parti- de toute sorte de cadeaux
quill lni apportait dams sa bale dc
colporteur.
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UNE EXPOSITION INTERNATION-

UNE EXPOSITION INTERNATION-
ALE EN- 1914. - Rien de nouveau
sous lie solell.
Les expositions agricoles, vini-
coles, culinaires ct autres, 81 en-
honneur depuis quelques annees,
ne sont pas d'institution aussi
recente qu'on pourrait lie croire.
II Y cut en- effet en- 1914, a Paris
meme, une exposition interna
%tionale des wins qui obtint un grand
success.
La Greece, l'Espagne, lie Portu-
gal, Ia France ct l'Italie avaient
envoye leurs meilleurs produits que
deeusta pendant deux mois IN
comite que lie roi Philippe Auguste
presidait en- personne. A la fin,
un jugement fut rendn d'apres
lequel lie vim de Chypre 6tait
declare "le pape des vins", ct lie
Malaga proclame ''cardinaI". LIE
rol d6signa ensuite parmi les
meilleurs wins trois rois, cinq
comics ct douze pairs.
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TN individu charge d'enregis-
trer les bagages a la care de Polk
Street, a Chicago, Went d'etre
aIr6te pour vol. Depuis plus dun
an, il await l'habitude d'ouvrir les
males restant dams Ia sale DIES
bagages, ct de s'approprier les
objets de valeur qu'elles pcuyaient
contenir. A son domicile on a
trouve pour plus de $1,000 de
bijOux ct de vetemants vOleS.
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La loi contre les lotteries,

Les journaux de Washington
annoncent que les tribunaux fede-
raux de cette vile sont saisis de la
double question de SAVIOR 81 la
nouvelle lOi contre les lotteries nest
pas inconstitntionne!le ct, dams lie
IA OH ellie ne lie serait pas, 81 ellie
nest pas inapplicable a une loterie
etablie par les lois dun Feat de
rUnjon.
On salt que NJ. w. Gould, lie
principal agent de la compagnie de
la lotelie de la Louisiana a
Washington, a etc arrGte, il. Y IA
ouelqne temps ct mis- ensnite ell
accusation pour avoir vendn deS
billets de loterie a DIES Inspectors
de la poste. Or, n. Gould Went
DE- presenter au tribunal devant
lepuel il est poursuivi une reQuete
teniant a ce que sa mise EN-
accusation soft annulee pour les
motifs suivants entire autres A.:
"parce que la nouvelle loi votee
par lie congress he saurait S'appli-
guer d la loterie etablie par rEtat
de la Louisiana, ct, par suite, parce
one la dite loI, etablissant une
peinc contre cenx qui vendent DIES
billets de loterie don't la vente est
dnment autorisee par les lois dun
Etat particnIier, est inconstitu'
tiOnnelle ct MULE"
Lie tribunal a mis- l'affaire Ell
delibere mails, quel que soft sol
arIet. la question sera portee Ell
dernier resort devant la cou'
supreme des EtatS- Unis.
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ANNIvERsAIRE.-Le vingt Gin
quieme a~nniversaire de l'ordination
du Rev. PeIe Favre a etc c6lebre
mercredi dernier, a l'eglise St.
Joseph, par une grand'messe solrn
nellie. &c jour-la, la waste eglise
etalt rempli de fideles venus de
tons les coins de la ~paroisse ct dune
%q"inzaine de pr6tres qui ont tenu
a lhonneur d'aSsister a cette cele-
bratlon, don't on Sc rappellera
iongtemps, P6clat imposant.
lie Pere FavIe est lie vicaire du
Rev. Pere Menard depuis vingt-
quatre ans ct depuis son sejour
dams cette paroisse, il s'est toujours
attire i'estime ct lie respect de tons
les paroissiens qui composent la
paroisse.
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On signale d'Hoboken la mort
dun enfaEt de neuf ans, James
Hal!oran, tue par lie whiskey.
James 6tait iyre mort 9uand il est
rentre chez ses parents yer deux
heures apres midi !; il s'est mis- au
lit ct a minuit il await cesse de
vivre, emporte par un congestion.
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Les projects de Proposition.

On ecrit de Chicago que les fetes
de fin d'annee ont I'M peu ralenti
les preparatifs de deposition, mails
que p%artout regne une extreme
activite. ct que de grandes chooses
sont EN- train de s'accomplir. On
annonce que decidement il y AURA
une tour, une immense tour de
1892 pieds de hauteur, don't la base
sera formee par nn globe %terrestre
de 1000 pieds de diametre, ct
lequel seront repr6scntGs les reliefs
DIES continents ct les profondenrs
drs mers. Tn chemin de fer elec-
trique montera en- spirale jusqu'an
SONNET de F6difice. LIE globe
c%ontiendra une sale OH seront
donnes des concerts, DIES represen
fations dlverses, DIES balls, DIES fetes,
etc. Une compagnie au capital
dun million de dollars est forlnee
pour cette enterprise.
La direction de l'agricnlture de
fEtat d'Illinois a approuve lie plan
dun edifce qui cohtera $25O,000,
ct qui sera coustruit en- pierre de
Joliet de maniere a ce que les
materiaux de demolition puissent
etre vendus, apres fexposition,
pour faire DIES paves. II y aura en-
outre, un batiment special pour
une exhibition scolaire ct divers
autres qui couvriront un espace de
quatre acres, W. IN terrain
d'egale dimension pour rentourage.
Les danes presidentes de Tex
position feminine out l'intention
d'avoir un batiment qdi r elevG
sous la direction d'architectes de
leur sexe. On ne dit pas, quot
qu'on riDsinue, que la construction
meme Sera enforcement eXt8utee
par DIES femmes.
On dit encore que diverses asso.
Citations s'occupent de raunir DIES
fonds pour clever DIES batiments
consacres a des industries speciales
rindustrie des cuirs ct des chaus
%sures, celle DIES 6diteurs de
muSique, etc.
Enfn la commission rationale
fait savoir qu'elle est accablee sous
une avalanche de lettres lui sou.
mettanJ des idees ct des projects
qu'elle n'aura jamais lie temps
d'examiner /; ct snrtout de deman
DIES d'emploi dix fois en- plus grand
nombre deja quill NY aura de
places a remplir quand rexposi
tiOn sera en- pleine activite.
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lie President HARRISON a pro

lie President HARRISON a pro.
mulgue sa proclamation, dormant
avis au monde enter qu'une exposi-
ton universelle sera ouverte q Chi
cago, lie premier Ma 1893 ct ne
sera pas close avant lie dernier jeudi
du mois d'octobre de la meme an
nee, ct au nom du gouvernement ct
du peuple DIES Etats Unis, invitant
es nations a y prendre part.
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BONNIE ACQUISITION Mr.. Frank
Hoffmann. s'est rendu a%cqnereur
de la battisse EN- brique, sitnee a la
tete du pont de Thibodaux, ectuel
lement occupee par Ia grocerie de
Mr.. Dtzanche, ct CONNIE sous lie
nom de Red Store. C'est un DIES
meilleurs emplacements qu'on pnis
Sc trouver pour IN Establishment
de commerce.
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NOUvELLE CRUE.-Une nouvelle
crue du bayou Lafourche, s'est deja
assez fait sentir pour permettre
aux bateau a vapeur d'y naviguer
librement ct de transporter SUI lie
marche de la Nouvelle Orleans, le
sucre ct la melasses DIES planteurs
residant snr SeS riveS.
On croft, avec %raison, que cette
nouvelle crue auguentera tous les
jours jusquta ret6 proclaim.
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RoULAIsON.--La roulaison tOu-
che q "a fin il Y a bien encore quel
ones planteurS qul ne termineront
ce travail que vers la fin de ce
mois. Malere les fortes gelees. on
a tuujours continne avec success a
faire du su3re, ct lie rendement de
la came IA d6pass6 tout ce qn'on
await WI %jusqn'ici.