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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-16

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs il taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and ac1
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in ia
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, ia
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists.. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA ZIG syrup co.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-16
The Texa. and Bismarck Railroad.

BISMARCK, N. D., Jan. 12.-Artioles
of incorporation have been filed with
the secretary of state for the Texas and
Bismarck railroad. The road is to be
built from Galveston, Tex. through
pb9p e1om 6sn;i to n B's%ssik: n aed is f ff tsa
road is built il viii solve a a standing
question as to whether north and south
road will pay. Much wheat would go to
the gulf and from there by ocean
steamers. The incorporators give as
references the First and Third National
banks of Topeka.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-16
The Daily Accident.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb. Jan. IA
passenger train on the Ord branch Of
the Union Pacific wa wrecked about 9
O'Clock this morning, eight miles from
this city, by q broken rail. The engine
and baggage cara passed over safely, but
the passenger coach jumped the track
and turned over. A number Of passrn.
gers were more or less injured, and ].
W. Kelly Of this city. il is believed, is
fatally hurt. Only two others were Ser
iously injured. J. e. Lind of Kearney
and j. II. Wooley Of this city, both Of
whom sustained bad outs.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-16
SERIOUS Rear-End Collision.

CASTLE. N. Y. Jan. IA rear. end
collision between two Lehigh Valley
freight trains occurred in the Erie yard
here today. A flsgman named Nc
Carthy of Buffalo and q brakeman
named Woodruff. who was making his
first trip, were in the caboose and were
instantly killed. Ten cara were wrecked,
five of which we're loaded with oil, and
they caneht fire and were entirely coo-
sumed, burning the bodies Of the dead
men. The engineer and the fireman es.
capped uninjured
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-16
NORTH DAKOTA.
BY Rail Cheaper Than by Water.

BY Rail Cheaper Than by Water.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, Jan. 12.-At the
Lowry banquet last evening J. J. Hill
in the course. of his speech, made the
following striking statement: We were
prophesying something for 1900. I want
to 60 on record that by the year 1900
you will find a barrel of -four will. go to
any part Of this country between here
and the Atlantic ocean by rail for less
than it can by water; and I speak that
as the owner of the largest OF one of the
largest lines of ships OF the lakes I
don't care how deep you bridge the
Sault canal. I would be glad to see it
done; I am glad to see it done, but the
time will come when, wherever you can
roll on the rails. it will be done for less
money than you can load it and handle
it and pack it, and unpaok it on a vessel.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-16

Jsdse Camp Of North Dakota.
WASHINGTON, Jan. lin executive
session today the senate confirmed
many nominations, among them E. w.
Camp, district judge. for North Dakota.
This week in the German reiohstag
ness will be discussed.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-16

Acreage, Product and Value of Our Crop.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.-The agrioul.
tural department has just issued the fol-
lowing figures, showing the produotand
value of cereals raised in North and
South Dakota in 1891:
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larayes Sentenced 70 Han.

DENVER, Jan. 1L-Dr. Graves has
been sentenced to hang the week of
Jan. 81. He was taken to the Canon
: City penitenaaxy tonight.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-16
The Only Ono Ever Prlnteo,

TITO Why OTIo EVoT FTIIC6Us
CAN you r1ND THE WORD? There is a 8
inch display advertisement in this paper,
this week, which has no two words alike
except one word. The same is true of each
new n appearing each week. from The
DR.. Harter Medicine Co. This house
places q Crescent" on everything they
make and publish. Look for It, send them
the name Of the word and they will return
you BOOK, BEAUTIFUL L-ITHoGRAPHs or SAN.
HLE1 FREE.
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Want RaiIrsad Lands FsrfeitsA.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-Senator Nor
gan introduced q bill to forfeit to the
United States lands claimed by the
Northern Pacific Railroad company be.
tween Bismsrcd, N. D., and Walluls,
Wash.
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P. N. Baker of Baltimore succeeds A.
w. Wright as president Of the Duluth
and Winnipeg road.n

The use Of Ely's Cream Balm, a sure cure
for Catarrh and Cold in head, is attended
with NJ pain, inconvenience or dread,
which can be said Of no other remedy.
l feel it my duty to say a few words in re-
gard to Ely's Cream Balm, and l do so
entirely without solicitation. l nave used
1t halt a year. and found 1t to be most ad-
mirable. I have suffered from catarrh of
the worst kind ever since I was a little boy
and I never hoped for cure, but Cream
Balm seems to do even that. Many Of my
acquaintance have used it with excellent
results. Oscar Ostrum, IS Warren Avenue,
Chicago, Ill.
Apply Balm into each nostril. 1t is
Quickly Absorbed. Gives Relief at once.
Price 50 cents at Druggists or by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, Sc Warren St., New
York.
The Law and Order league at Sioux
City is making q vigorous crusade
against the saloons.
Don'A-1f a dealer offers you a bottle OF
Salvation Oil without wrapper or labels. or
in a mutilated condition, don't touch it.
don't buy it at any price, there is some
thing wrong-it may be a dangerous or q
worthless counterfeit. Insist upon getting
Q perfect, unbroken. genuine package
Representative Mills has stated that
he is q candidate for United States
senator for Texas.
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.None were Ipjrued.

ORAWFORDSV1LLE, NO., Jan. H. BE-
tween 2 and 8 O'Clock this afternoon the
northbound Monon train ran off the
track about two miles north of here. At
Nicholson Crossing an accident occurred
on . ffty-foot embankment, down which
four cars rolled. the engine and one
baggage car keeping the track.
be due to broken rail.
The frat passenger coach rolled over
three times. It wa full OF passengers
and caught fire from the stove. but ell
the occupants escaped alive. The bag
gage and express car went over. but no
n in it was severely hurt. The
ladies' coach vas literally torn to
pieces, as was also the parlor car.
Here was the greatest damage. There
was hardly q passenger or the train who
escaped injury. Help was soon at hand,
and in q few moments the road was full
of MANNED on their way to town. There
were three theatrical troups on board,
one of which, the City Club Burlesque
company. was completely broken up.
nearly every member sustaining serious
injuries. The killed are: Ben Ham.
burg, Cincinnati travelling man; Madame
Eina Van Rokey of City Club company.
The injured of the CITY Club company
are: Mack Rogers, badly hurt on the
legs and back; Gus Rogers, back in
jured: Stella Clifton. legs and back;
Helena Love. int rnally injured; Cora
White Syracuse. N. Y, slightly injured
about the head; Fannie Everett st.
Lonis, internally injured; Ola Lewis.
bruised about the head; Harry O. Bry-
ant, Philadelphia, back sprained and
head hurt; Madge LarDer. Pitts.
burg, head bruised; M. G. Rutt-
ledge, porter of chair car, face slashed;
@. N. Cornwell. roadmaster. internal
injuries; John Welchester; Louisville,
baggagemaster. injured about the
shoulders and back; George Gutter, ex-
press messenger, Louisville, internal in.
%juries; William Snyder, newsbov. Obi
cago, shoulder broken; William Bishop,
brakeman, Lafayette, severely burned;
John Bills. conductor. hurt internally:
Nellie Hanley, crushed. will die:
Ezra Hibbs, Wheatficld, left arm
Mrs. Ann Hibbs. Wheatfield, face
mashed, Dr.. E. Whitesidee, spine seri.
ously fractured; Dave Walsbury, Rom
ney, eye gouged out. arm and leg
broken; @. N Ohelk. Greenoastle. right
leg cut off below the knee; - Fox, New
Albany. head out and leg mashed: Paul
Allen, head crushed; Thomas Monaco,
Of an opera troupe. hurt internally; O.
s Herit. side, back and head badly in
jured; @. W. Leyden, Salem. leg badly
crushed; Eva Marshall. Ellettsvile, side
and face crushed; J. J. Enwriqht,
Chicago. knee and head hurt: Melvin
Mckee, Chicago, head, hip and back
injured, but not fatal. Of this city
eight were injured. A number of
those hurt lie here in this city and sew
eral will probably die.
The excitement has been intense and
hundreds visited the scene Of the acci.
dent. It was one of the most
terrible catastrophies that ever occurred
on the road. The postal car went over,
but Clerks Fox and CLARK. while badly
cut, are not seriously hurt. The scenes
about the wreck were heartrending.
Rescuers are o searching for the
body of Q little girl supposed to be
buried in the debris
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the literature on dress during the last 10
years, would form an imposing collection.
Equally curious and imposing also would
be the collection of all the empty bottles
used in the last ten years for DR.. Bulls
Cough SvIup.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-16

Colonel Fellows, in q speech at Phila.
delphia. declared that he was q demo-
GRAFT and was glad he was a follower of
Tammany.
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At st. Mary'e. Kan. a mob tried to
lynch Lem Gouldsbefry, who is in jail
on a charge of murder.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-16
Recipes for Those Who Cook,

CRANBERRY P1E-Line a pie plate
with paste, fill it with cranberry
sauce, lay three narrow twisted bars
of paste across. then three more.
Bake in moderate oven.
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LES JURONS DU COLONEL.

En- decembre 1870, les Prussiens
avaient fait prisonniere n am5u-
lance de l'armGe de Chanzy.
Au nombre dies blesses Sc trouvait
lie colonel dun regiment de marche,
vieux soldat d'Afrique, qui await
repris du service quand la patre en-
danger await appele tous ses fills a
son aide. Frappe a la tete dun
eclat d'obus, lie colonel, plutot abattu
que dangereusement blesse, etalt
to.nbe sans cOnnaissance ct on lavait
transpcrte a lambulance, OH les
Prussiens lavaient pris p6le-mele
avec les autres.
Des lie ~lendemain, lie vieux dur a
CURE await repris ses sens, ct tout
aussitot, hottie par suite DIES souf-
frances que lui causait sa blessure,
mciti6 a cause de la rage quill eprou-
Wait a Sc voir pris, il s'Gtait mis- a
sacrer ct a jurer CONNIE un paIen an
grand scandale de chacun.
Avec ce respect DIES gallons qui est
Ia base de la discipline, les ALE
mands, a l'aspect de Get officer supe-
rieur qui faisait un 81 grand tapage,
frent en- sa favour n exception, et
an lieu de lie lalsser dams lie local dc
lambulance, avec ses compagnons
lis lui offrirent endorsement de
installer dams une chambre ~speciale
on il pourrait recevoir DIES SONS Ell
attendant quill fut en- etat d'etrt
expedite en- Allemagne par IN prochail
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Historic
FORESTER.
l..
L'ENFANT DU BRACONNIER.
Suite

-Du poisson dit-elle toute
~ioyeuse, de bellies truites /! ct lon ne
me disait rien Allons, avec une
bonne omelette ct cette friture-la nous
ne serons pas pres de MOURN de
faim.
II fut fait CONNIE ellie lavait die.
Joseph etait allie chercher du pain au
village :; mon pere Iavait charge de
rapporter deux litres de vim blanc, ct
&c repas improyise fut IN DIES neil
leurs don't il me souvienne.
Au moment de partir, VI. Spitz
voulut jeter un dernier regard u
lenfant du b~raconnier.
Frederic, la tete noyee dams ses
cheveux, dormant a poings fe:mes.
Ses joues dun rouge-brique ayaient
un peu pail, sa respiration etait regu-
liere.
ITEMS l.. items l.. dit lie pere 10
sue, on dirait que lie enlargement d'air
lui a deJa fat du bien. Peu a man.
ger, n'est-ce pas =? fillette du lait
chaud avec IN peu d'eau de Soultz-
matt. Catherine ten portera demain.
Des lie lendemain, en- effet, nous
enmes lie premier bulletin de la sante
de renfant du braconnier. Mes cheers
parents avaient voulu Sc METRE de
moitie dams reuvre charitable de
Suzanne il Y a toujours quelque peu
de superfu a utiliser dams les mena-
ges bien tenus. Linge, provisions,
vetements, la cabane de Suzanne
reGut plus dun secours direct, sans
compter ce que M. Spitz envoyait de
son cote. Mais l'excellent homme
agissait wee son mystere aecoutume.
Sans Catherine, qui a roccasion SC
montrait un peu bavarde, nous n'au.
rions rien SUI de SEES bienfaits.
Frederic ALA mieux DIES les premiers
jours, ct au bout de la deuxieme
semalne, ses forces etaient suffisam
ment revenues pour quill put sortil
au soleil ct trotter dams lie petit jardin
C'etaita cette epoque un enfan'
craintif omm I'm renard a dem
apprivoise. II fallait la douceur de
Suzanne pour lui tirer un a un lie:
mots de la bouche. &c petit savage
n repondait guere que par oui OF
par non, ct son embarras Gle parole
yenait autant de son ignorance OUT
Gle sa timidite.
Quand, dams une de nos %frequentes
excursions a Natzviller, mon pere OF
M. Spitz la r~ailIaient sur lie compile d
son protege:
-Riez riez toujours disait-ell'
de son petit ton pose celia n'empe
che pas que, dams III an, vous verre
CONNIE je raurai change.
I'm an, ciest beaucoup dire, re
pliquait lie pere Josue; 81, d'ici
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de administration Chacun a son,
Inf on "a monde -

lot en- ce monde.k
A .mesure que lie temps passait, la
me venait. jDurant les pre-
miers -mois, je n'avais, pas trop songe
a me hernandez a quel privilege je
devals d'avoir etc pris tout a coup en-
81 singuliere affection par lie pere
Josue. Ma cu:iosite pourtant COM
meneait a s'eveiller. J'avais meme
tente, a plus dune reprise, d'amener
avec mon pere la conversation sur &c
sujet, mails il await toujours evite de
me repondre directement.
lie pere Josue, me disait-il, a
voue sa vie aux enfants TIL lie vols
par toi-meme ct par Suzanne. Dis
tot bien. Pierre, que tout ton cpur
nest pas de trop pour payer cette
dettc de reconnaissance.
All . que j'etais bien de Get avis :!
Mails il Went un age OH l'enfant cher
che a Sc rendre compile DIES chooses f;
OH sa cervelle travaille, ct fait profit
DIES observations les plus fugitives.
NJ. Spitz await mis- du temps a me
connaitre nous nous etions croises
| bien solvent sur la route de Framont,
| sans quill fit mine de me distinguer
de mes camarades. Mon pere lui-
meme await etc assez froidement recu
lie soir Gil il etait allie ramener Char
lotte. Depuis cette epoque, qu'avais-
je fait, simon de me ~laisser settlement
tomber dams I'm trou? Etait-ce done
pour m'avoir rendu lie service de men
tirer que NJ. Spitz me traitait CONNIE
son enfant ?
.Je remuais solvent ces idees dams
ma tete, sans paryenir a trouvel
une exploitation satisfaisante. Ii est
Wal que la ccnnaissance que nous
avions faite de Suzanne vint III
moment me d~istraire je metals
pas lie seul, me disais-je, dams les
bonnes graces du pere Josu6. Mon
pere await raison. C'etait unique
ment par bonte dame quill faisait Il
bien.
Mails bient0t mes doutes me repri
rent. Comment n'avals-je pas va de
suite QUEEN &c qui %concernait Suzanne
la conduite de NJ. Spitz etait toutt
naturelle .? II await connu lie pere e
la mere Sutterlin, il await etc presqut
temoin de leur mort 81 soudaine Ell
81 rapprochee; son ceur %genereux Mt
pouvait roster Indifferent au sort
dune famille d'orphelins.
Mails moi, lie mauvais sujet d'autre
fois, que lui etaisje? Pourquo
m'avait-il accueilli de preference
Et q%uelles condolences NJ. Spitz await
il pu faire q mon pere pour Out
celui CT, 81 reserve d'habitude, lu
temoignat une entiere confiance e
lui parlat toujours avec autant DIES
time que d~'affection
Suite an proclaim numer0.
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ArELIER

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
somnes a meme d'executer tous les ouvrages
typographiuues qui nous seront comics. Les
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'atfaires, entetes de
features, tickets d'habitation, biancs. circu-
laires, etc., seront imprimGs dams lie plus bre
delai ct a Ces prix uai detient toute concur
renee.
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STvISO %oENO
4u';l serait convert ?
La seur comprenait l'allemand.
convert /! allons done. ii en-
est incapable. Sill Sc TAFT, c'est quill
dort GU quill manigance auelque
chose. Je vais vOir.
Bah il bort
-N'importe, je ne serai tranquille
que quand je raurai WI, on entendu
jurer.
La snur entendit lie bruit de
lourdes bottles resonner, de plus en-
plus proche, un pas encore, ct lie
Bavarois mettait la main sur lie
bouton de la porte, cen etait fait du
prisonnier, a moins qu'on ne renten-
dit.
Alors s'approchant de la porte, ct
gonhant So douce yoix, la religieuse
poussa lie plus fort qu'elle put un
juror, lie moins gros qu'elle put
choisir:
-TOnnerre du diable
-Allons /! il y est encore, fit lie
Bavarois Ell ~revenant pres de ses
camarades.
k#
A quelques annees de la, a la
porte du cieI, les anges Sc president
endorsement pour voir I'm arrivage
danes. Au nombre DIES plus pures,
les moins charg6es d'iniquites de
toutes etait celle dune jeune reli-
gieuse, morte dun NAL pris en- sol
gnant les malades.
LIE Souverain Juge, qui mettait
dlns la balance sacree les bonnes ct
k, mauvaises actions, les peches ct
les merites, await un bon sourire en-
regardant lie plateau de droite tout
charge d'euvres pieuses, d'actions
louables, de d6vouement eide charlie.
Eft d6ja saint-Pierre, a cote de lui,
cherchait dams son trousseau Ia petite
clef du paradis.
Soudain, lie bon Dieu fronea lie
sourcil ct tous les anges ~reculerent
d'horreur.
oh ma file, fit lie bon Dieu.
-Quel dommage fit saint Pierre.
Dams lie plateau de gauche, en- effet,
venalt de tomber un gros juror ); la
seur don't Fame comparaissait devant
lie JUICE, await, uh jour de Noel, dit:
Tonnerre du didbte
-J'en suis blen fach6, ma s9ur,
dit saint Pierre en- changeant de clef,
mails il vous faut passer quelque
temps en- %purgatoire.
-Halte-la monsieur lie saint, ait
la voix rude dune anne qui attendait
son tour. Ca ne peut pas marcher
CONNIE ca.
-Qu'est-ce que vous dites ?
-Je dis que &c juron-la doit etre
porte a mon compte.
Fit lie colonel. car c'etait lui, "a.
conta lhistoire don't on a ell plus
haut lie recit.
VOLTA votre compte, dit-il au
colonel.
Dieu que cette balance 6tait
chargee Dams lie plateau de drolte,
bien de BONES actions, mails dams lie
plateau de gauche, quelle coction Gle
%jurons ct de blasphemes. Lorsque
lie grand Juge releva lie bras, les deux
plateaux resterent en- suspens aucun
n'emportait l'autre.
A &c moment, Ia Sainte Verge
s%'approcha.
GUY a-t-il done
-Soyez JUICE, dit lie bon Dieu. 81
j'attribue lie juror a la seur ellie ira
en- purgato!re cent ans.
Ellie ne Ia pas merite. lie juror
appartient au colonel.
Alors Sol mauvais plateau lem
porte -. .Voyez plut6t.
Ia Snintn Ninrna s'nnnrnrhn Fl clio
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iCCOutulHCC. |
Jacques Roth, r6%pondait-elle, a
passe lie Rhin. C'est sur. Sans quot,
il n'aurait pas attendu 81 longtemps
pour Sc montrer, fntce au nee DIES
forestiers. Quill vienne d'ailleurs, ct
quand il vera son petit 81 blen tenu,
c'est lui-meme qui me demandera de
lie garder.
Que ~repondre a cette enfant NJ.
Spitz ne parlait ainsi que pour la
taquiner, car, l~orsqu'elle await fini Gle
lui repondre, je voyais bien quill Sc
tenait a quatre pour he pas ceder a
lenvie de l'embrasser.
En- attendant, il n'etalt pas reste
inactif. II nous apprit bientot quill
await ecrit a ses amis dc Strasbourg
ct de Kehl pour leur demander de
tacher de d6couvrir la retraite du
braconnier. Roth etait originate de
Mannheim, dams lie grand-duche de
Babe il await du %retourner au Cite.
Les recherches furent tongues,
mails enfn Ia reponse arriva. LIE
braconnier etait, Ell effet, reven a
Mannheim, mails pour y 6tre aussitot
a~pprehende al corps. LIE pauvre
diable n'avait fui IN danger que pour
tOmber dams I'm autre. LIE service
militaire allemand lie reclamait sit0t
reconnu, il await etc incorpore dars
I'm regiment de dragons.
La lettre etait fort ~explicite ellie
racontait que jacques Roth await etc
WI a Strasbourg, tenant son petit
enfant par la main, "a hottie Il lie
dos; il await couche dams les oranges
on les etables quill r%encontrait sur
son chemin. A Mannheim, il await
dome son Fritz a garder a une de
ses ~parentes, ct quand on etait venu
larreter, il n'avait oppose aucune
resistance. Apres .quelques jours Gle
prison, on l'avait incorpore dams un
regiment. La lettre ajoutait quill
ny faisait pas mauvaise figure ct que
lie petit Fritz ne. manquait de rien.
-Je crois bien, dit a mon pere NJ.
Spitz, lie soir on il etait venu lui faire
part de ces nouvelles, que ce petit
Allemand nous restera. VOLTA IN
pere qui ne me parait pas tres prcsst
de venir reprendre son bien.
Suzanne, inform6e a son tour, ne
manifesto aucun etonnement mais
ellie ne Sc fit pas prier plus que de
coutume pour bonner son avis.
Roth, d~it-elle, devait en- arrivel
la. lie VOLTA soldat, c'est encore &C
quill Y a de mieux. II ne doute pas
allez, que o enfant n'ait etc recueill
ct adopt6 ct quill ne manque de rien
Je vous garantis meme quill Y Ell
aurait fait cadeau a la commune, S
ellie en- await voulu.
) Tout va bien alors, dit MOI
pere; surtout 81 tn restes content
de Frederic.
IL est tres gentil, reprit SUZANNE
sans paraitre remarquer l'iEtonatiol
/, de doute qu'avait prise la voix d.
mon pere !; ct vous direz tout ce qu'
vous voudrez j'ai dams lidee que G;
me portera bonheur de n'avoir pa
: laisse METRE ce pauvre petit a lhos
. pice.
? -Personne ne tie dit lie contraire
mon e%nfant, repondit avec bonte
pere Josue. La-dessus, bonsoil
Suzanne, ct bon courage!
E XVII.
y LA CHAMBRE SECRETE.
+ Pendant plusieurs semaines, notr
vie, un moment agitee par l'inciden
t du braconnier, reprit son cours habi
i tuel. Chaque matin ct chaque apre:
midi, %j'allais prendre ma leeon che
S NJ. Spitz. Jules. de son cote, cont