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Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
GnIl0ping AT NashvIIle.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. lS.--At West Side
park today surprises were tho rule. Three
long odds starters won easily 10 the discom-
future OF the talent:
First race. selling, five turlongs: IIelose q
to u won, Bob TOombs l2ia to Il second, Costa
Rica t2ia TO u third, Time: l:Ggia
Second race selling, six furlongs: Granite
(6 to u won, Kildare tevcnD second. kOseOia
q TO third 'flue: l:22i2.
lhrd race handicap, five furongs: Qncon
Enid W 10 81 won Greenwood ~, to 4 second,
Taylor lloydUn :iis TO y thId. Iltme: l:OSL.
Fourth race seven furlongs' Lord Willow
brook q to y won. Quotation @ to 81 second,
Fifth race half mile: Dave @ to Il won.
llinman t3 To u second, oxford q 20 4 third,
Time 55
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19

Kansas Popuiist, Outline the Course They
VIII rursue.

VIII Pursue.
TorEKA, kan.,> Nov. Is. --Governor-elect
l.. ID. LewelhngtodAy gave the first authori-
tativc statement Of the policy that he and
his fellow populist officers Will follow In the
management OF tho states affairs during
their incumoency. Nothing. he said, would
be done TO impair tho credit of the state,
None OF the wild schemes which their OPP
ponents had credited TO the populists would
be put into effect The only radical legisla.
ton would be that in relation TO the rail
roads. In the first place tho present repub-
licnns Board of Railway Commit sioncrs
would be displaced for a popuist board and
bill would be passed investing it with full
authority to fix rates and with power to
enforce them The peoples party, he added,
wanted TO see the rates IN Kansas conform
to rates in Missouri. Illinois aud other
western states. A maximum rate DILL would
probably be passed. The railroad commits
sion would also PROBABLY be elective instead
OF aDpolntive. so tue people could have the
right TO name its members.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19

divorce from his wife, Mrs. Rosa Souner.
schein, well known in social and literary
circles OF this city ana Chicago. and now re-
siding In the latter citv. Raobi Sonnen-
schein alleges only desertIon, fixing the time
as 1891. II IS understood, however. that
cross oil witl DO flied OF somewhat sensa-
uonal character, though the case can be
compromised. Rabbi Sonncnschcin was for
many years, preceding his leaving this
country last September, ono OF the most
noted preachers Of his sect, being well known
all over the country,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
UEJFHER EORIcC IsiS.
IL Wili he Generally Fair Throughout n
ask.a TnIax

IL Nill he Generally FAIR Throughout Me-
braska To-day.
WAsHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. lS Forecast for
Saturday; For Neoraska- Generally far /;
northerly winds.
For Iowa-Falr; warmer cast; northwest
erly winds
Fer Mssouri-Fair; warmer; southwest
erlv winds.
For Minnesota - Fair; northwesterly
winds.
for North Dakota Generally fair and
warmer by SUNDAY morning; variable winds.
tor south Dakota-f'air; northerly winds
FOR kausas-Fair; westerly winds.
for Colorado-Fair; NORTH westerly winds
For illinois-Fai-; slightly warmer; west.
erly winds.
Local Record
pttlcE OF Tue WEATHER BUREAU Omaha
Nov. lS.-OmRhR record of Jemreratura and
ralniail compared WITH corresponding day of
past four years:
mnAlnGm tonDoraturc... 537 Az de SOS
mlh'inum temper tturo,... 2S= l27 tg9 aO9
nNelAge leinperature. .... a09 is9 500 By7
'tsN'p'teV1oh '''-.......... 90 40 90 90
olatement showing the condition of TEN.
Perature and precipitation at Omaha for the
oay aaa since March I, ls9! as compared
win tue general average:
nofnal temperature e...........,.. $50
EAaaess Tor tho day ............ ....,.. -
Deuelency since March l.......,.,..... ii10
l"nc.ency for the sday,............. .0I inches
deficiency since March ......... asa Inches
o. h. HvST, Local Forecast oaieiai.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
Charged wlth Murdsrlng rhelr rnlnnr.

MoRRIsoN, ILL.,, Nov. ls.-The preliminary
examination OF John Henry Swarthout and
Ernest Albert Swarthout, charged with the
murder OF their father in Lyndon township
on November 10, was held before Justice
Bates in the village OF Lyndon today The
case and It's developments have caused great
excitement in that vicinity anu throughout
tue county, and frequent threats OF lynching
Inc prisoners when taken 10 their hearing
nave been made curing the past week The
sheriH prepared for ali emergencies, but no
demonstration was made. the prisoners
were bound over
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
The Fire Record.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. ls,--rhree alarms
were sentin at this morning Tor u fire
which destroyed the top floor OF the Ameri.
can Oak Leather company at $40 North
Twentieth street. The wind was strong
nnd the fire gained headway. A. H. Brook
Hirsoh and Bendeim & Go. wero burned out
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov Is. Fire At 4 O'Clock
this morning at All North Fourth street
iu the building occuuied by Brooks Bros. &
Co, notions and fancy goods the A. H.
Brooks Jewelry company. the Western Cor
sci company aud tho American Embroidery
company, destroyed betwesn $50 0OO and si0,-
900 worth Of stock and fixtures.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
A CONFEDERATE PATENT.


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,ourh f,- rn,,r y,.,rs
Ortbo ,,,,n,, n,o,la ,,,hn ,ti.,- a.,
I,no,y =, ,.rn,t' d,,i 'i,,t -, MN .,,o
ME- %ovrrnn,ont on,r ,',JoS ro,, Vnu 'om,eue,'
the fIrt tj,nt ,bo oa e ,Lm "n' CIV m"'o
nIicd vitb :, ,o'ort niifo" n,'1 ,n m'a 'i
lund r,tants ;,,e, 49,, "' ,h ,ii'' =. 10
etvln os thnt n.,c5;,.nd ~, ,,m p'o rnita, r'',,
St,tes IJnv, no,,,,, inva;4S,i,na ,c,a;,o'
sncb nro,cn,,nn S :s '"I'0ho n,i1 10 '1Lo.n". ,i,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
Mary Ellen Cannot be BIutird.

WICHITA, Kan, Nov. ls.-Mrs. Mary e.
Lease SAID this afternoon II have never
announced myself for the United States
senate, but If any fight Is made upon me on
The ground OF sex, and if it is claimed that
am constitutonally ineligible, I will most
certainly enter the race and make test case
OF it. heretofore | have always won in
every contest | have entered and ! have
opinions from some of the best jurists IN the
country tha: no legal objection exists to pre-
vent the election of a woman to the United
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
Movements of Ocean steamers.

AT Enthusiastically from
New YORK.
AT Hamburg Arrived Russia, from New
York.
At BremoL-Arrlved- Stuttgart frem Bal
timore.
At riyed-Nomadlo, from
New York
At PhiiadeIp pha-Arrlved - Switzerland,
from Antwerp.
AT Lizard lghted-Nordland. from Now
York.
AT New Tork-ArrIved--(ie from
Liverpool; Belgenland from Antwerp; Of
bers, from Rio Jaueiro; France, from Lon
don
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
Omce Seekers v.sit Cleveland.

New YoRK, Nov. lS.-A morning paper
says: Mr.. Ceveland's home continues to be
overrun by JOYOUS democrats The western
contingent, headed nv Benjamin 4. Cable,
Judge Lambert Tree aud others, was thrown
upon him Yesterday. These were apparently
not afflicted with political modesty and they
blurtcd right out that they wanted MIR.
Cable appointed secretary OF the navy.
They did not tell Mr.. Cleveland this, but
every other democrat up town was ac.
quainted with the real mission OF the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
Denver Car Lines to oonso,,aate.

DENVER, Colo, Nov. lS.-It reported on re
liable authority that the Denver Tramway
company viii soon absorb the lines and the
works OF the City Cable company. Tue
latter, because OF its management. has
never succeeded in earning over operating
expenses, and recent proposition of tue
former company TO President Holt TO pur-
chase his lines with au issue OF Tramway
stock WAS readily accepted. Mr. Holt has
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
Salc's Team Made Up.


The prize fight between Henry Baker of
Michigan and Dick Moore OF St. Paul takes
place in or conveniently close TO Chicago to-
night. The two men met before about three
months ago. M )ore scoring a win in seven
rounds OF the tiercest kind OF battling. Since
that contest Baker has been seeking
return match, and with Jim Kin
ney as backer, fuailv induced
Iim Hogan, Moorcs hacker. to give
him another chance. The mach was nude
Tor sl,OOD side. is bona iide one. and the
II onev is up. Wnlle Moore is well known
in Omaha his record is not familiar to
majority local fistic patrons.
He was born at Tipperary. ireland, in so
and adopted pugiltsm in lsss. II is engage
ments comprise long list of combats. US fol-
roS1 10wS; DraW Gnf w,th Billy 9Brien; st. Paul six
rounds: draw with Jack mannn; in ST. ST. PAU. lune
four Mi rounds; defoated Jack oBrIen;
tgG r0"na dSf9ned
Oils, Oils, two rounds; ,hefcated "Protessqr'
Tom Murray Minneapolis, SIX rounds; de
feated Paddy Dunn. Minneapolis, one round
Second mel; defeated Paddy Welsh, Mime.
aapois. two rounds; defeated Ton Murray,
N. Murray y Minneapolis, fifteen rounds; defeated
rounds; defeated jack Rinic Dayton two
seven rounds; defeated Billy Griffin Dayton,
St Paul, two rounds; defeated Frank
Glover. ST. Paul. two rounds: do
fe ted Jack Stlney, ST. Pau. two
rounds: draw with Charley Johnson. St. Paul,
elght rounds; draw with Paddy Cummings.
st. Pau eight rounds; defeated Ned Golden.
Kansas City. two rounds; defeated by Tim
inland at omaha, ten rounds; defeated Bar
ney Tabor. Omaha. two rounds; defeated Jack
Kelly, Omaha, two rounds; defeated Jack
Stanley Omaha. four rounds; defeated Paddy
Cummings Dubuque seventeen rounds: de-
thiruuD. Spy
defeated Wiley Evans, Davenport twelve
rounds; defen'cd Billy Gibbs, Columbus. two
rounds: defeated Joe runsey, Chicago, seven
rounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19

NEW YORK, Nov. lS.--Ip organizing the
Chicago & Great Western Railway company,
the successor OF the old Chicago. St. Paul IS
Kansas Clty Railroad company it is proposed
TO issue slO,OOO,OO0 securities, as follows:
Fifteen millions OF 4 per cent depentures,
sl0,OOo,0OO per rent preferences, $40, 900. 900
per cent preferences and $4,000, 600 COM
SinnlI
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
LOl-IL HHfEILLLAs.

Mayor Beus has approved the council
resolution, instruclug the Board OF Public
Works to employ enough sidewalk repairor5
to finish the laying OF all sidewalks that
have been ordered AS well as tho-e that
may be ordered before winter sots In.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
Senor Mijarcs' story.
suicide of n Socic,y rcl,,

LOWELL, Mass, Nov Is. Annie Plumber,
young lady 20 years old. committed suicidc
with chlorotorm. She was well off iinan
cal!y AMI vas one Of the handsomest girl
IN the aristOcratic section of tho city, he
home pelng opposite General Buffers res
dence The cause of the suicide is nc
known.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
stevenson VIII Visit Atlanta,

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Nov, lS.-Vice Presi-
dent-elect Stevenson has accepted an INVITA-
tion to attend tho opening OF the new Com
mercial club house at Atlanta, Ga, Decem-
ber 20. The invitation was rendered by a
delegation of Atlanta citizens headed by
Hon. Clark Howell editor of the Constitu.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
Willard Dimes MIR, CIeyeIana.

New YoRK, Nov. Is. - Henry Willard gave
a dinner to President t-Elect Grover Cleys
land last night. itwss strictly private aud
no Information was given to the press. There
were forty covers laid ana din ner was served
shortly after Z. lasting until after III p. III.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
GouId wants tic Rnad snln.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. s.-A special session
Of the United States circuit court will be
held Monday to hear an application for the
sale OF the Kansas City, Wyandotte & North
western railroad TO satisfy mortgage
amounting to 100000. jay Gould and
Russell Sage, who own a majority of the
stock ask for the sale OF the property.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
VIII Winter in California.

CHICAGO, H.. NOV, lS.-Seuatcr G. +. Ed
mnnds OF Vermont, with his family, were at
the Victoria hotel this morning, passing
toward the west Mr.. Edmunds declined to
talk nolitics, saying that he was a plain citl-
Zen OF the United States on pleasure ex-
curslon. lie IS on his way to California to
avoid the rigors OF the New England winter
and TO enjoy tho sunshine OF tho southern
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
Died OIL Myster,ou, pIapue.

PARIS, Nov. lS.-Five employees ia tho
brush factory al Emarco have died In the
past two days OF mysterious illness resem-
oling the plague The victims had been en-
gagged Ia sorting bristles imported from
Paris. The factory Is closed.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
An0ther Ekprcss Company Deni.

NEW YORK, Nov. lS.-Kansas and Texas
railroads have entered into a contract with
the American Express company 10 forward
express business over the Missouri. Kansas
Il Texas system from February |, 1893.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
REACHED A FRIENDLY HAVEN
Arrival at New York City of Venezuelan
Refugees,
STORY OF HIS FLIGHT FROM THAT LAND
Sought Refuge on an American VESSEL
Attempts of the Venezuelan Authoritie.
to Arrest Him-nis case May
Cause Us Trouble.

QUARANTINE. :. l., Nov lS.-The Rcd lima
steamship Philadelphia dropped anchor of
quarantine at O'Clock last night Among
the passengers from La Guayra was Seuor
Mllarcs, lately governor of Caracas, Vene-
1uels. Senor Miiaros has gotten tho Red
star ilno into trouble aud has caused tho
united States government some uneasiuess.
rue story oil the Philadelphia is as follows:
At taracoa the PHILADELPHIA took on board
Sehor Mljares, who was an exile As he had
oeeh governor OF Caracas under tho old gov.
Srnmcnt, ne He'd the country to save himself
from punishment aud landed IN Curacoa
Mparcs embarked for New YORK in tho
phladelpha which arrived ut La Guayra
November 10. It was the Intention
OF Captain Chambers TO get his mas.
gers and mails aud steam away that
uay, but when the authorities learned
that Senor Mijares was on BOARD thrv ,i,
manded that ho be delivered to thcm Cam
tam Chambers replied that Mjares was n reg.
uih! passenger on board an American shin
ana was entitled to the protection of tho
American flag. The register ot the SHIN had
been deposited in tho custom house, as re-
CURED by the laws of the country. When
captain Chamber refused To deliver up
MlIares the authorities gave notice that they
Wo Id keep the ships register and thus pre.
vent her from sailing.
L. L. Hanna, the American consul at La
Guayra, declared that If the custom house
refused to give up the register hc would
dispatch tho vessel with a consular ccrtiii.
cate. The argument was that Mijires was
not merely II political refugee who had /.
right to protection of nnv liag that would
haroor him, bat that while governor of Car
acas he hal been guilty OF stealing horses
belonging to private individuals.
Senor Mijarcs' Story.
Senior Mjares gave his sidc OF the
story OF the charge against him of steuling
cattle in Venezuela. He says that he was
sent out to buy provisions for the govern
meut when Crespo's forces were Mt Guiay bo.
number of horses and cattle were taken,
but not in robbery, orders being given at
sixty days on the national treasury When
the bills fell duo the revolutionary party
was III power aud they, of course, did not
pay the bills
'n exciting incident occurred on the deck
OF the steamer Philadelphia. William King,
n passenger, had II loug box of firearms
which he brought as mememtos of the Eene-
2uclan revolution. While the custom house
officers were examining them rifle was dis.
charged, tho bullet passing within few
Inches OF the head OF Senor Niimres, who
thought that some fanatic of the Venezuelan .
government was about to aSsuSSnute hlm.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
WI Taekle the Krcord..

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. lS.-At Cumber-
land park tomorrow Kremlin and Arion will
attempt to lower tho worlds records. The
track is III good condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
NornEoF ASSESSMENT OF DAA

tA''iH'' ' '''A - ~ ~ - vi 'ilAtA ltlss
TuthG owners of All lots or parts OF lois {
4th street lfom N3ilGw street 10 Woo
worth avenue.
You are lrrCbY uotihn4 that the uuac
7iwud. ihr,c disiuicrcstC trcoholdor- Of T.
cry OF Dmahr, nIye been dGlY appointed !
Tho mayor "lili the approval uf the citY cuui
ell Of Slld "ity, 10 assess the 4 tuage u q
owners respectively ~ the property Affect
by changing the grade - said slrrri.
ciarCi neces sary by ordinance No, I . pass,
october 2itli. 1872, approved october Iih, ~
YOU ARE further notified that havint a
ceptod sal appointment and day quqlih
~ rcqul red by law. we wall on tie 18Th day
NOyclnber A. u. 1892. at'thc hour of o'ni0'
IN the aflCTupyn. at the Ollie ui ShrNor
OnOuuhOC. Il3 fIrpAu 81, within tho corDo
uteiiniits oi said city, mcGt FOR the purposc
considering and iuaking tie ussussmunt
danage 10 the owners respect sciy of 81
properiy affected by said change Of grad. tai
Ing into consideration special benefits. IL an
You arr nutiliel 10 be present AZ no lit
and place aforesaid and mike any nDJFetir
70 or statements concerning SAID Hssessiuc'
OF damages as you may cons der proper
W. O. EHRlYER
GEO J, fAIL.
JOHS r. fLACK,
EoEnittee Uf Appraiser,
umaha. NOy. 18th. lSg2. alsAiys
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19

SAN ANToNIo, Tex. Nov. lS.-EIghteen
thousand pounds of dynamite and other OK.
plosives have been received Tor government
rainmaking experiments two miles east of
the city. The tests VIII be made Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19

gone east to consult tho stockholders OF tho
cable company and 81 Is expected the final
arrangements for the transfer Will soon be
made. Y
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
Suing f,rnDiYnrrc

ST. LOUIS Mo, Nov. Is Rabbi Sonnen-
schein. formerly Of st. Louis. out now of
Vissaa, Austria. today fles . suit for
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19

Special sale on blankets tomorrow at
Hayden Bros.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-19
ALL READY FOR The MATCH
Harvard and Yale Pick Their Teams for
the Great Game Today.
CRIMSON STARTS A STRONG FAvoRlTe
Cambridge Boys Laying Three to One
Against the Blucs-Both the Biisses
VIII Play with Nale-CoiIcge-
men Very Enthusiastic.

BDIrDS MHI, Nov. lS.- Harvard square
In Cam bridge was packed with an enthusias
tic, cheering crowd of over 1000 students
when the two four-horse barges containing
the varsity football team and its substitutes
left for Boston when tho train for Spriug-
field was taken this afternoon Tho team
was given rousng send. off Fourteen sub.
stltutos accompany the team, including
Acton, Mason, Fairchild Corbett, Foster,
Lee. Highlands and Shea. The team is in
charge of II. w. Moore, manager; +. NJ.
Stearns, assistant manager; IA. j. Kennedy,
treasurer ana II. II. White, secretary.
MIR. White has mad charge of the sale of
tickets, OF which the Unprecedented number
OF 5000 have been disposed Of in Cambridge.
The prediction has been made that tho game
will show some SURPRISES of startling
nature. The biggest ODDS offered so far
nave been to |. The team will line up
against Yale as follows: Left end, Emmons;
iett tackle, Upton; left guard, Waters; cen
ter, Lewis; right guard Mackie: right
tackle, Newell; right end, Hullowell; quar.
ter back, Tratford; half back, Lake and
Gray; full back, Brewer.
The men are in goou condition with the ex.
ceptlon OF Emmons, who is still on crutchcs
put this is simply as precautiou, as he vlll
oc able to play al right.
Yalc's Team Madc Up.
New HAVEN, Conn, Nov. lS.-Not until
last night was the composition of the eleven
which will represent Yale in the annual
game with Harvard at Springfield tomorrow
decided. A Yale team has not remained so
late In the season for wears, but a combina.
ton OF accldents has kept even thu coachers
guessing as to the tina occupants OF several
positions for the month
The team Will line up as follows: Left
END, Hinkev; left tackle, Winter; left guard
McCree; center, Stillman; right guard
HICKS; right tackle, Wallis. right onu,
Greenwav: quarter back. McCormick; cup
tain. left hair back. G.. d. Bliss; right half
back, l.. Bliss; full back. Butterworth.
This is the first time that the Bliss
brothers, who have been on tho Y dc eloven
three years. have played together in one of
the Harvard or Princeton games. Six of the
team have never faced Harvard or Prince
ton team before
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-07-30
VIII
LIE JUICE HORSTER

A la nouvelle de larrivee DIES
bandits captures par les pandours
places pour cette expedition DANCE
reuse sous les ordres du capitaine
Moll ct du lieutenant Goritz, toute la
vile de Vienne s'emut. Les depre-
dations de la troupe de Gaspard Orsol
etaient telles que ron considerait les
bandits non CONNIE des criminels ordi-
naires, mais CONNIE des ennemis de la
sarete generate. Aussi, lie jour OH
les prisonniers ct leur escorte entra
dams la vile, tonte Ia population Sc
trouvait sur pied.
LIE long de la route s'echelonnaient
dams un picturesque desordre des
carrosses appartenant aux grandes
danes de la cour de Marie Therese
DIES charrettes remplies de families de
paysans avides de contempler les traits
DIES miserables don't tant de cultiva-
teurs avaient etc victimes DIES voles
attendant leur revanche en- voyant
passer les voleurs. La foule grouil-
lante, grossissant sans fin, debordait
de la vile sur les faubourgs ct DIES fau-
bourgs sur la campagne.
Nul ne plaignait les brigands,
chacun attendait la troupe de pan
dours afin de racclamer. Apres deux
heures d'attente, une exclamation Sc
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THIBODAUX LINE, SAMEDI, 80 JULIET 1892

point de sang a ses mains. Les bras
croises, il attendait pissue de cette
bataille CONNIE 81 le resultat lui en-
devait etre Indifferent.
Quand on lui cut attach6 les mains,
il baissa lie front ct parut sabsorbe
dams une pensee intime.
La Maugrabine hurlait CONNIE une
chienne savage.
Au moment on lie capitaine Moll
quitta Iexcavation d'on la Polk Sc
chappait mugissante, Il compta du
regard les hommes qui lui restaient,
II en- manquait dix.
Deux blesses furent rapportes sur
les bras.
Les pandours descendirent avec
precaution un haut talus de debris :;
puis lis regagnereht lie bord du torrent
9u'ils suivirent iusqu'au moment on
lis passerent sous un immense portal
forme de pliers.
lis Sc tronvaient alors a la distance
dune mi-lieue depuis lie moment OH
la Polk, cessant lie cotoyer Ia monta-
gne d'Adelsberg, s'etait definitive-
ment perdue dams ses grottes.
Des paysans qui passaient furent
requis de laisser dies chars remplis de
paille 4 la disposition DIES pandours
dams Fun on plaza les blesses, dams
rautre on entassa les prisionniers.
Au moment ou Toefer y Wit monter
Gaspard, il lui cria
-Tu as tue Militia, ma file; je
me suis venge!
Puts, sans Sc soucier davantage dies
pandours, il s'cnfuit a travers Ia
campagne.
Nj Moll, nj Goritz n'avaient besoir
de lui, on lie laissa aller
lie jour etait complement venr
lorsque les pandours regagnerent ls
vile d'Adelsberg.
Les paysans, les curieux, tous ceuS
qui dams leur course matinale avaien
rencontre les soldats, leur faisaien
escorte en- ponssant de grands cris
La capture DIES bandits equiyalait
la delivrance du pays tout enter.
-Allons, dit Moll a Goritz, pou
cette fois, tn items tes epauleltes.
Les pandours regagnerent rauber
ge, puis lis attendirent des ordres d
Nienne
Au bout de quinze jours, Moll e
Goritz etaient charges d'escorter Il
bande de Gaspard jusqu'a la capitale
ou devaient 6tre JUICES les brigands.