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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-07
GOVERNOR AT DENVER.
He Drops Politics Moment and Talks
of Mutual Business Interests.

At the business mems campaign rally
in Denver on Friday night, Gov. Prince
was the principal speaker, and addressed
5000 people at the Broadway theatre. His
speech was received with the greatest
enthusiasm, and, out side the field of
politics, there is no doubt but that the
governors visit will prove of material
benefit to New Mexico in bringing the
business men of Denver to realize moro
fully the resources and advantages of the
great territory adjoining Colorado on
the south Business men will be inter-
estod in reading this extract from the
governors address:
I'VE, in New Mexico, are part of this
Rocky mountain region, and so 1t extends
likewise to the north. 1t is similar in all
of its interests. 1t has the same noun
tans, the same river, which rises here in
Colorado and flows down along its long
valley until it goes to the republic on the
south of this portion of the country; has
the same products, the same interests, the
Same hopes and the same aspirations, and
| We Ul lOph W bGHNGl up plO toiuol' w
in New Mexico are always ready to &C.
knowledge our allegiance to this, our
queen. Applause. And we are proud
of everything that relates to its beauty,
to its grandeur, to its prosperity and to
wealth. But as this, Mr.. Chairman, is g
business mems meeting, propose to oc-
cupy a single moment in suggestion
which may not seem german to the gem
eral public. wish to say to these bust
ness men of Denver on behalf of the
people of New Mexico that we do recog-
nize Denver as the center Of this portion
of the country in which we are interested.
| Applause. That we recognize it as
being the backbone of this portion of
the country, all of which has
identical interests, the point from
which the influences must come
forth that is to defend these interests. And,
therefore, we recognize that it would be
right and proper that so far as possible
the trade of that section of the country
which lies Immediately south of Colorado
should come here rather than go to some
other city which has nothing to do with
these local interests of ours, Applause.
We would rather-I speak now of New
Mexico would rather trade with Den
yer than with city on the Missouri, OF
on the Mississippi, or on Lake Michigan
or on the Atlantic coast. Applause. And
while, perhaps, l ought not even to sug
gest that anyone in Denver ever is in
fault yet I think, sir, that the business
men of Denver have been in fault in not
en- couraging this trade of the territory tc
the southmoret than they have. We are ready
and we only ask that you should draw
nearer and closer the bonds that bind us
together, so that what God has joined to
gether no manmay put asunder." Laugh
ter and applause.
Sick Headache yieldSt to Beecham's Pills
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-07

There were 200 people at the depot in
Espanola on Saturday night to meet Mr..
Catrou and Mr. Ancheta, who were ex-
pected to pass through for Santa Fe
The crowd was somewhat disappointed
when it was learned that these gentlemen
were detained in Taos county. Joseph
was on the train and thought the demon
stration was purely in his behalf, but he
soon learned his mistake. From Santa Cruz
and vicinity adelegation ofhor5emen came
up later TO meet Joseph. They carried Il
big American flag at the head of the pro
cession and the emblem of liberty was
attached to its mast-up-side down.
The Right Honorable Wiley Backset
Childers, enemy of Santa Fe and Demo
cratic boss, went to Socorro on Saturday
last to hold meeting and to give Mr..
Catron another dose of SANDER and
abuse. But this meeting had not been
advertised and no audience could be
gotten together; hence he left for Albu-
querque sadder man. He remarked
that it seemed to him that the Democrats
of Socorro county intended to give the
county to Catron Once in while Mr.
Childers' head is level. Sometimes he i,
rather unsteady.
The Democratic bosses have 800 hare
silver dollars ready to spend in the city
precincts tomorrow. They calculate OF
a 100 votes for that amount. But buying
votes may not prove as pleasant pas
time as it was when this county had {
corrupt Democratic sheriff Votes vii
be bought tomorrow for the Democratic
ticket, but payers and sellers may hav
to pay dearly for this pastime
The recent outrages by the White Cap
of San Miguel are having the effect o
q arousing the good people of that county
= and the outcome will surely be to tn
/, benefit of the Republican ticket. Will
= no fair-minded man will think for mo
: ment the Democratic party, as party, i
Y responsible for or in any way sanction
= such outrages, yet, as the work was don
in the interest of that party by its mis-
guided allies, it must suffer the conse
quences. No party can afford to Censor
with such scoundrels as compose tn
y White-Cap crew of San Miguel. 1t is tn
: old story of playing with edged tools
p DemiEg Advocate.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-07

Gov. Prince is expected home from
Colorado tonight.
Walter NJ. Taber anG wife, of Glorieta,
spent yesterday in town.
Peter Powers was in from Glorieta yes,
terday and brought good news for the
Republicans.
W. II. Ames, st. Louis; f. A. Franklin,
Denver; W. II. Chapman, County; Irving
Hale, Denver, are at the Claire.
At the Palace: T. I. Wright, st. Louis;
A. j. Atchison, Denver; Chas. Wood,
Durango; j. 7. Hill, Durango; John
Benin, Chicago; NJ. M. Martin, Richmond
Joseph Davis, Boston; R. E. Smith,
Denver; S. H. Rowe, Chicago.
At the Exchange: Peter Powers, Walter
M. Tabor and wife, Robert J. Ewing, Clio
rieta; W. Fl. Chapman, S. B. outfit; II. E.
Underwood, Chicago; Harry Scranton
Cerrillos; Max L. Becker, Albuquerque;
W. c. Gillespie, Kansas City; Frank
Kelly. Denver, W. c. Kinsell, Albuquer-
que.
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ROUND ABOUT TOW y.

Smoothost thing in town-the New
MEXcANs new engine,
Beautiful weather and to-morrow's vote
promises to be a heavy one.
Leading Democrats concede Santa Fe
county to the Republicans by from $50 to
200 majority.
Sheriff Conklin is again grand daddy,
bright-eyed girl babe having last night
been born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conk.
lin.
The Harrison Republican club of col
ored voters will meet at their hall at 8
o'clock tonight. All members are urged
to be present.
Krick Bros. the Lemp beer agents,
have established a branch agency at Ger
rillos with John Krick in charge. Henry
looks after the local business.
-Four car loads of gas coal came in from
Cerrillos mines to-day for the Gas com
pany. The strike is still on down there,
however, neither road can supply the de-
mand for fuel
A. 7. Grigg this month wears the Gun
clubs low-record medal. 1t consists of a
huge badge of tin, copper and brass and
is the artistic workmanship of 7, A..
Goodwin.
Irving Hale, general agent of the Edi-
son electric system, arrived from Denver
last night and will appear before the city
council tonight with a proposition to
expend $4,000 in the Improvement of the
local electric light plant and the placing
of arc lights on the city streets.
There was no disturbance of any sort
in the city on Saturday night, which
seems to be a surprise to many people
considering that so many Republicans
were at large. 1t speaks well for the law
and order disposition of the Republican
masses.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Miss
ionary society of the Presbyterian
church will meet at the manse tomorrow
(Tuesday) afternoon from to o'clock
All the ladies of the congregation who
are interested in missionary work, are
earnestly requested to be present.
o. NJ Remington, manager of the De-
Lang Rising Company, first-class com
pany that has just closed profitable en-
gagement at the Broadway theatre, Den
yer, is in the CITY, and has made arrange,
ments to appear at the court house on
Friday night next. Mr., Rising was here
several years ago with the California
Opera company and many citizens have
pleasant remembrances of his excellent
work on the stage. Santa Feans can
afford to give this troupe big reception
on Friday night.
The Forsha family at the Exchange
have met with a great loss in the death OF
their fine Jersey COW, "Annie Richard 3D.
Registered number 39,957. Sire Prince
of Avon H. R. No. 17,544. This COW was
brought to Santa Fe by Secretary Lane
and at the time was valued at $175. She
had pedigree that she was proud of
and she was great favorlte with the
guests of the "Old Fonda" One of hel
} children was sold to Col. j. Franco Cha.
yes, another to Manuel Gonzales, of Al
buquerque, and the ten months old baby
Bessie" now left an orphan, is as pretty
as a scared deer.
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CLOSING THU CAMPAIGN.
Saturday Nights Republican Demon
stration Cheering News from
Grant and Other Counties.
Election Judges and Polling Places
Registration in City and County
Prediction Chat,

The gathering of the republican FORCES
in this city on Saturday evening was an
,or,,o.t If srccess to-morrow. Six hum |
al ,.-4o,., j., n,o ,o,,r-
urea 'No o'o 'n'''' Ga '''''' -, Wv ,rIN
ty' marcheu III Ii'e Pro0e7Sl'H' my
moved along with Il quick swinging pace, |
mud fine onthursts of enthusiasm were
.., ,.,,,4i,.r,a,. ,rbo dotar-
spontaneous "'I, continuous
minatlon to WIN that was everywhere
apparent bodies good for the ticket. Old
commandments orter seeing tine procession
c.., i,.,..,,1 ,,.,, ,,n..
Pa'S "o'e Ho' "'i'''O ~
dictlon that the RepublIcan tlcNct "oulo
be elected by 800 majority and th@l Gay,
ron would be complmented ny luHy 1"o
majority III his home county Inc pro,
ccsslon was great. 1t was IL success anu
the Catron club, under whose auspices IL
was held, deserve the lhahh9 Oh al pcoP'0
who are opposed to gang RUE
Promptly at o'clock the crowd assem-
bled IN the court house. ming 'me SPnclou'
main room, the jury rooms, nan ana 9'7ll-
way. There were hundreu' lurheu away
because it was Impossible 10 PACK ahot"er
human being into the hall HON ANTONIO
Ortiz y Saazar presided Iet'ef was
| read from Me- CaIr"h feSfetths Iot ms
absence from tine meeting, ana eAPeaI III
| that 1t was because '''7 S"eil' ~ " . r.,o9
county was Improperly. using the 'aH a.; 1'
to pay for outrageous interference WIN
the people. inc INSCRIPTIONS 'neVl'o Gus
and outrageous efforts reSorIeu 10 anu Pu'
forth by the Democrats 10 chahSe inc au-
verse minority III aos are goou Polhtors
a TO the IT Il OF l.e elcctlon. III lIloI
peaceful Republican county l2o "rnIeu
deputy 0herIha are to-day PotHu!nS every
lPrecinct in the nope TO lhtln'ua'e ana
bulidoze the vote Mr'Catfoh preserve
and energy Will however remedy inns
The first speaker OF the evening was ooi
Parker, Of the land Office, whose 'lheiy
remarks on statehood ana It' advantages u,
made good IMPRESSION re was iollo"'
ed by Hon. Benz, NJ. Read IN an lhPas'
stoned Spanish speech IN "hlch ne AMY
eIuted the Dem"eratic Slah"erT iocaily
IcircuIatcd, Hon. AtahaSlo holierl
made few remarks ana was iollo"eu pS
General HOBART ana Nl"I'es
2PlesS' , Tno Sno"o,. Ut o' oGo the Domo
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-07

Bukingham's Dye for the Whiskers is
popular preparation in one bottle, and
colors evenly brown or black. Any
person can easily apply it at homo.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-07
Total registered vote

This is an increase of 211 over the total
vote Of the county two years ago. At the
last general election the total vote of the
four city precincts was l,308, and the in
creased registration this year is 100. Fol
lowing Is the city registration by pre-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-07

Notice is hereby given that orders gwen
py employees upon the New MEXICAN
Printing Co., will not be honorcd unless
previously endorsed by the business man
oOnr
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TAX COLLECTIONS.
One of the Advantages Of Having an
Honest Sheriff and Collector.

Chas. NJ. Conklin, sheriff and ex-officio
collector, on Wednesday made his usual
monthly settlement with the various treas
ury officers His collections for the month
of October, the amount deducted for legal
commissions, and the amount turned over
to the treasurers, are set forth in the fol-
lowing figures taken from the office OF the
county clerk:
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CONNECTIONS

ALBUoUERQUE-A.,T IS F, Ea1rs fr.r
points east and west.
PRESCOTT UNCTION-Prcsco't a h-i.ong
Central railway, for Fort Whipp'e ana iTss
colt.
BARsTOW-C California Southern RsiiH&y .u-l "s
Angeles, San Diego and other soutlo~D d
form Ia points.
NOsAVE- Southern Pacific for SGu Ellrn v-o
Sacramento and southern California 3uta
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county Registration.

Following figures show the complete
registration of voters in Santa Fe city and
cnnntv ms filed al the CLERKS Office
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-07
PERSONAL.

Sick Headache yields to Beecham's Pills
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-07

Kelley Island Sweet Catawba $1.s0spsr
gallon at Colorado saloon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-07

Fine AsBraysr whisky at Colorado sa-
lesn.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-07

Milk Punch 10 cts glass at the Colo
RADIO saloon.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-05
L'accuse Sc leva.
-Je suis Franeais.
A SSpYeZ-yOuS

II Sc rassit. L'interrogatoire etait
termint L'audition des tGmoins
commenca Ii y en- await peu, ct lis
n'apprirent au public rien de nouveau.
lie rtquisitoire fut court. L'avocat
general demandait une contamination
mais il ne s'opposait pas a radmission
DIES circumstances attGnuantes. IIy
await dams Ia facon don't lie meurtre
await etc perpetre plusieurs cir
constances mystGrieuses qui pouvaient
etre expllquGes en- favour de laccust
La plaidoierie de avocat, plaidoieric
chaleureuse, convaincue, fit une pro-
fonde sensation.
LIE jeune dtfenseur reprGsentait son
client CONNIE un homme tre maIheu-
reuX, ayant commits un meurtre
involontaire don't il voulait seul etra
punl, aimant mieux tout supporter
que de faire retomber sur les stems la
h'nte qnl >'attacherait a son crime
Ce crime il ne pouvalt lc raconter. en-
dire les mobiles, car il serait obiye de
reveirr qul il est +; mais ces mobile.
81 on Is c"nn'issait, eest avec TN
verdict 4 acquttem-nt Iue le jury
revlenlraIt ians Get e sale Malheu
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F'euilletOn NO. 6
II SY(RII.
d DIII'I
II l..
PAR JULES DE GASTYNE

-Pourriez Volts l. prouver
Non car il me faudraid entrer
dams dea detail 5 que je ne puis pas
reveltr.
&c que vous seriez incapable
de nor. fournir dcs preuves T?
-Peut-6tre.
On peut cron que yous ayiez
Intention dc voler.
On croira cc Iue lon voudra.
&c qui vous impo;tc, c'est de ne
pas etre connu.
-Ou.
-Mais 81 c que vous dites est
vrai, vous pourriez peut-etre etre
acquittGr OF d moins beneficier uu
minimum de Ia peine
Daniel parut refiechir un instant.
Mais son regard Gtait deyenu defiant.
Etait-ce un piege qu'on lui tendait
II secoua la tGte.
Non, non, je ne veux pas en-
courir les chances.
-Alors, vous ne voulez rien dire :?
-Rien.
-Je dois yous rev mir, poursuivit
lie president, qut n US avons de nou-
Ii
confront6 tout IA ure avec lies gems
qui ont cru recoln. IRE votr photo
graphic
-Ces gems sc trompent
-C'est CO que nous verrons.
Ma gre son apparen e calme, Daniel
await prime un ire aillement u vo-
lontaire. 81 c'6tait vrai Ii raidit
les muscles d 5 face pour rester
impas,ible ct attendt.
-Faites avancer le temoin, com
manda le res dent NJ. de Serves
jeta matchmaker n es Yeux vers lie
public Il cut comm. un eblouisse-
ment. Du milieu d Ia toule, dn
miliau ious re- sa es onnus
qui sc press a n autour de III, venait
de sc dGta Ler une tGte quill lul
semblait connaitre, une tete de
paysun selonlis un pays, un voisln,
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lie defcnseur fit un movement de

| -" oeilc ccnHaNce gu IL SemOlalt
avolr dams son client disparut. II
await dies doutes, maintenant. CONNIE
les autres
-faltes CONNIE vous voudrez, dit
il, jaurai du moins Ia consolation
davoIr fait tout &c qui m'Gtait pos
slble pour vous sauver.
-Oni, dit Daniel, ct je vous en-
suis profondement reconnaissant.
peut-etre plus tard, Il vous, mais Il
vous seul, vous di7ai-je tout, ct vous
me comprendrez
Lavocat, radouci par Get accent
sincere, lui tendit Ia main.
Dams cc cas-. adieu ct bon cou-
rage!
IL disparut Daniel resta seul
encore quelques minutes. Pus la
porte SQUIRT lie nouveau. On fit un
slgne du dehors ct les gendarmes Sc
leverent aussitot, lui touchant l'epaule
A lons
Ii les imlta. Cest le moment. II
allait rentrer dams Ii sale. revoir lie
plh'Ir, entendrc sa sentence. Ses
jambes sc derobaient sous Iui. II
marchait commc dams un rGve, le
cerveau vide avec dies battements
creux daus la tGte.
On traversait un cou'oir etroit.
obscur Au fur ct a mesure que lon
avaneait, on entendait lie bruit du
public, cemme un frondempnt de
vagues sur les galets, Sc rapprocher.
grandr. Tn dies gendarmes ouvrit
une porte Cne grande plaque blonde
Gle iumlerc Sc mO1tra La sale Gtait
ecIalree. Sous L. ll.ur, il Y await
CONNIE an pava1e de tetes hu naincs,
teilenelt lc public etait pres~e.
Au bruit que lit Ia porte, toures
ces tetes Sc dresserent vers l'accuse
ct Ia um err. lie tou es regards
ardents de curiositG fit pair pour lui
ltcIairage dc Ia sa e. l. lais,a tom
Der sa te q sur "a poitrine, eblou
Le jury n e'Alt pas renlrG lie banc
de a cour etait vltl--. &c ailee
CONNIE eIe letalt. Ia sale paralssair
graadlo.e, surhumainr. avec ses
ombres allon9ees, oes angles o,scurs
ct sinistres.
Daniel cut an moment dhallucina
ton. les lampes pla4uaient sur les
murs. au plafond, d., rou5eurs quI &
: mouvaient ct dansai.nt, selnb ables q
. DIES taches de sang vivantes. Ii Jet
un regard rlpiie sur ses mains, SUI
: 81 cil-mise, CONNIE sill await crainr
que sang dc Il u9tan ny leparut
puls il yIt Sc drcss.r a ses c0tes
CONNIE autant d. spectres, tous le:
gredins aux figures fauveS qui 'etaien
assis ayant IN sur le terrible banc q.
c4ene. lie brouLaha c0nfus sortau
, du public ct qui etourdissait ajoutai
. encore Il Illusion, car ie bourlonue
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- 'Nii'iai IictN'tA.
81 je nose plus parler mainte
nant, c'est que i'ai peur de me tron-
per, je suis CONNIE indecis.
La Photographic que vous ayez
sous les yeuX representait, scion vous,
IN gentilhomme du nom dc Daniel de
Serves.
--Oui, monsieurle president.
La lividite de l'accusG s'etait accen-
tuee encore, mais il demeura maitra
de lui.
&c que dit ce homme est faux,
declara TIL Je mai lamais etc en-
Sologne
lie president sadresSa au chef de
Ia suretc.
Alton fait prendre des renseigne-
ments sur ce Daniel de Serves ?
-Oui, monsieur lie president Ii a,
en- etiet, CONNIE dit lie tempin, habiti
la Sologne Ii etait marie ct il await
deux enfants. L est parti avec sa
famille pour lie MeXique, mais il Il
! peri reinforcement dams un naufrage.
bord de / Esprrance qui s'eSt perdue
corps ct bien; Sou, avons reeu une
lettre de sa veuve qui nous fournit
ces details
Daniel de Serves re,pira Meme sa
femme, meme s., enfants, lie croyaient
mort. Tn eciair dc satisfaction
etrange brilait ,ians son regard. l.
etait sauve. ne saurait jamai,,
iamais Les >iens etaient mis- hors
de L fam honte. Que in
impo ali le este maintenant II
serait condamn Il lie savait. II
supporterait done tout en- silence,
stoiqnement
-D'ailieurs, poursuiyit lie chef de
Ia snre;e ce Daniel Serves etait I'm
honnete homme for e-time dams la
contree, incapable de commettre dn
crime. Il na aisse que de bon,
souvenirs, appartenait a unr
famiile don't lie nom n'avait ianais
rccu une erlaboussure.
N"tre heros Ieva les yeux au cei
II Sc fe icita de "a fermet6 Conme
il await bien fai Ii auFait done etc
lie prem er qui cut etc de Ia bouc SUI
ce nom jusqu alors honore ?
| Get incident await predult dams le
public une profpnde emotion, redou-
bic. - est possible iattention genG-
G. II cut quelques minutes de
silence. LIE temon resta hebttt.
| faisant tourner plus rapidement "a
coitfure entire ses larges mains.
| -Cest tout c. que vous savez,
demauda durement le president
| tout, monsieur le president
Des fois. on croft sayoir. ~.
-Allez vous a>-eoir, ordonra le
magistrat
L'homme Sc re.ira Cette d6posi-
ton await ranimt Daniel, lui await
rendu tout sen courage.
I Que monsieur le president, dit-il,
cesse de me torturer On ne saura
r'en. Jai des raisens superieures
pour laisser gnortr mon nom. Tout
, &c que ie puis dire. c est que je ne suis
nj un malhonn9te homme, nj un mal-
faiteur. Tout celia N est extremement
doaoureux, les dGhats sont pGnihles,
ct je soufre assez
L'emodon gagna le matheureux. ct
il retomba sur son haDc en- eclatan
en- sangtots Dams las.iotance, Tat
reimbursement etait son comble
Les felnmes pleuraient. les holnmes
Sc mouchaient La sale await l'aspcct
dune sale d Amhi-u aU moment a TN
, cinquieme acte tres emouvant Des
rumeurs sympathiques s'tlevaient
Ct les huissiers avaieu. dc Ia pcine .
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No32

tressallllt imperceptibement ouand il
entendlt lie chef dies jures dire. apras
avon prononct Ia formule habitnelle
rtpondant a la question consacrGe
raccuse est-il coupable?
-Oui, Il lunanimitG.
Mas. unanimit6 aussi, les iurAs
accordalent des circumstances attk-
nuantes. Lc president ouvrit son
code, bredouiIla prtcipitamment ouel-
! ques articles, puis appliqua la peine,
qul etalt vingt ans de travaux forces.
! Cne explosion de murmure s'eleva.
LIE t'multe devint 81 violent que lie
president fut obIige de Sc couvrir ct
de fare evacuer Ia sale. On entraina
preclpltamment lc condamnG. Celui-
q semblait sous lie coup dun grand
sou'agtment. Son esprit Sc dGtendait
o'ai' hhl. Vi ne Saurdit rlen: il
etalt hors de Ia foule, hors de la
curioslte, du bruit On alIait Ie
lalsser en- paix subirsa peine, inconnu,
"ublle, sans plus s'inquieter lie lui
lie bagne n'aurait que lui, la masse
de char u dos anonyme qu'ii etait
malntenant. Le vra Daniel dc Serves
await pour les oieus, pour tous, peri
dams les flots, Il travers les tumultes
assourdlssants de Ia tempete. ii
reposalt m clement au fond de la
mrf sur un lit d'algues. en- .compagnie
de tou5 les braves eusevelis asec lui,
rolu DIES bruits de la terre, pleure
reSrette, .;,loaaiIL dans Ie cHur des
olens un souvenir attendIi ct doux.
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Ia peuf a e, - MARI echouer,
revenir sans aren't ,iesespeie. Que
fefalent-l, ;l.or7 lis ne pyurraient
meme pluo rtt'ufmtr en- France, ct
q aileur,, ii cl.dt-cc pas Ia mI ere qui
les aiten Ia't - France comne au
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poignaieut anne L. "a p4arre femme.
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entendlt lie chef dies jures dire, apres
avolr prononct Ia formule habituelle
rtpondant a la question consacrGe: !:
faccuse estil coupable
-Oui 4 lunanimitt