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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-08-19
grazing grounds and the river bot.

grazing grounds and the river bot.
toms are endless meadows. In re.
gard to timber, the supply ia liter
ally nexhaustable a.d II, ti.e hear
future this will he ,he gres,esi
numbering country in the west.
Official reports u.ade by govern.
ment surveyors testify that the
timber lands of this section of
Idaho are even superior to the
mighty forests of Oregon and
Washington. Respecting mineral
resources,'a moments investigation
will show that Canyon county is in
the very midst Of an immense min
eral belt, and though many mines
are in active operation, not a thou.
sandth part Of. the mines that will
he worked are yet discovered, even.
The country is full of gold and ell
yer, copper and lead. The sand
bars along the rivers contain
gold enough to pay the worlds
Indebtedness, and processes will
be applied in the next twenty
days which have demonstrat.
ed that all god can and will be
saved. This will build up a
mighty industry, create a mig hty
market for every soil-product, aud
furnish another powerful argu-
ment for urging people to investi.
gate this county without delay.
But even without the new market,
there is abundant and increasing
market for everything that can b.
raised. The location Of Canyon
county is such that it commando a
vast area Of non.productive coun.
try, speaking agriculturally. To
the east and west, north and south,
mining, stock raising and lumber
ing are the principal industries and
they are on such an extensive
scale, that with every inch of this
county, capable of cultivation,
brought to the highest state of cul-
ture, would scarcely supply tho de-
mand. We submit those facts and
invite investigation. We have
made fair showing of drawbacks
and advantages, weigh them care
fully. Do not be baised or prejid-
iced, but if you want to settle in a
country that has more natural ad.
vantages than any other unsettled
country, try Canyon county.
walking leaf" is the name of
an insect which makes its living
on hies by making itself resemble
q leaf on q treee. When. the un-
suspecting fly alights within reach
it is caught up and crushed in a
twinkling.
The Colossus of Rhodes was cast
in over 100 pieces and fitted to.
! gether.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-08-19

The Colossus of Rhodes was cast
in over 100 pieces and fitted to.
gether.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-08-19

walking leaf is the name of
an insect which makes its living
on flies by making itself resemble
q leaf on q treee. When the un-
suspecting fly alights within reach
1t is caught up and crushed in q
twinkling.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-08-19

"The use Of sCastoria Il 20 universal and
its merits 10 we'll known that it seems . work
Of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
Carlos MAKFYx, u. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-31
FROM WASHINGTON.

Speaker Crisp has announced his COM
n.ittees in the house. and Mr. Springer is
dis place1 from the Craftsmanship OF the
Ways and Means Committee by William l..
Wilson. OF West Virginia. Mr.. Holman is
knocked out by Savers. Of Texas, and
Bland remains at the head OF the Coinage
Committee, Mr.. Springer is made Chair
man OF the Banking and Currency Com
mittee. The four most important commit
tees are the Ways and Means. Coinage.
Weights and Measures. Banking and Cur
rency, appropriations and Foreign At
fairs
The State Department has received
notice from the Niceroy OF China that no
retaliatory measures will be initiated by
his Government at present. and that every
effort will be made to protect Americans
In China until Congress meets in regular
session.
The anti silver fight in the Senate VAS
opened by Senator Voorhees, Tuesday. Had
the galleries been larger more people would
gladly have listened 10 him The Senator
was in good voice. lie read his speech.
The subject was TOO important to trust to
memory. But he read it SO rapidly and
clearly and put SO much visor into his
word, that he was listened to a,tentvely
from first to last.
By a vote of 81 to 30 the Senate de-
cided Lee Mantle was not entitled TO a
seat as IA representative Of Montana.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-31
FOREIGN.

"A London Times dispatch from Bang Aok
says that siam has paid he }. 600. 900 francs
indemnity demanded by France in the ulti-
mAtun. The French. the dispatch says.
have violated the Franco Siamesc treaty
by occupyin. the town OF Chantihun
The Countess OF Thum. Princess Of
SchwarIenberg and Countess of Solm. all
young women OF great beauty and hithert o
conspicuous is society. have taken the veil
in Prague. disappointment in love was
the motive in every one OF the three cases
DIR. Chaumontet, councillor of state OF
the duchy OF SAKE Altcnhurg, while d, =
sccnding the Schwarzen>tein mountains in
Tyrol Monday. slipped into the crcvassa OF
a glacier and disappeared Rescue is i'm
possible.
The Argentine rebels have captured
the: town Of COrricntes without ii blow. the
garrison retiring to Join Colonel Acuna's
forces. The rebels afterward left the
town and attacked and defeated Acuna
after six hours battle
Seven persons. including Herbert In
slis. Marine Superintendent for the Cunard
Company, were drowned In the Neuc
River
-Bretano the Anglo American pub
Usher, has been fined 1900. 900 damages and
costs at Paris for scllin: newspaper con-
tanning Il libel upon the ex-Minister TO
Hayti from France
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

Saturday night Lee Bentley. Newport
lark youn; farmer. seeing that his wife
was about to die. swallowed laudanum
with fatal effect. His wife brcathed her
last soon after he had expired. They we're
buried together.
President Cleveland has issued a proc
lamation opening the Cherokee strip to
settlement sat ,.rday, Sept. Is
sn order t. move the wheat crop Min
neaS polls milleIs and elevator men have de-
cided to use CHECKS and due bills,
Recorder Whitaker Of New Orleans.
and two cierla- have been indicted for mis-
apr ropriatiot. of funds.
There We, much excitement at the
Majors of'ict IT Milwaukee Tuesday morn
ing because Ct the appearance of 200 un-
employed wosk n,men who demanded re-
lief Mayor Noch told his callers that the
city would SON have money enough To go
on with publ work and pay for it. He
ur: ed the Len TO take what work they
could get w.thort regard to the rate OF
wages unit. better times dawned. The
crowd wien 1t left the Mayors Off - met
another plrly ~ fifty going to the Mayor
with the sage purpose The two parties
blended and moved away. Monday after
noon a hakecs wagon was emptied by
p~eria,ed lis he,ples>nesS and good ua-
,,red.y distributed his bread. saying he
vas sorry - didn', have fish also
The ,ii'on Board Of Health has de-
c:ded -. enforce strict quarantine
against Brunswick. The incoming trains
Sre me, Try police officers. ana all rassen-
:er> from Brunswick stopped. 4 special
rom Wev ross says that the Mayo OF
mat city has asked Surgeon General Wy
olan. Of III. marine hospital service. for an
officer 10 take charge Of a detention camp
gear tina: place. where all refugees from
Brunswick and Pot Tampa will be carried
80 pass :Ae perio-! Of incubation Of the
yellow f. ger germ.
--1mpt' can't gov "rnmeut dispatches for
IIonoluIH reached the dorh in san Fran
cisco AFR the -aiIins OF the steamer
Monowa.
-Gra,.n Chief G Il. Ramsay. .. the
brotherhood OF Railway Telegraphers. has
successfully retuted the charges Of III al
fea>anct made by the Omaha lodge The
Granu II .ectorS Of the order have iuve>-
tiSated tie matter and will TAX no formal
action. wsch is equivalent 10 an AGA lt,a.
On h. trip from Chill the bark Lo,t!e
Moore encountered an earthquake. field
of i'th2 c> aud two terrible storms
III. contents 81 - 400 bottles OF beer
were pc red INFO raviue n: osborne. Ia
northwestern Kansas.
A rpecja! from WELLINGTON. NJ. saws
tina, Mrs Mary Laudruu.. living mile and
half from Wellington. died Of sporadic
cholera The attending physician. who
passed through two epidemics. says cenu-
iue sporadic cholera caused death.
---Privar" secretary Tnurter. when ash /
regarding the report that the Preside. I
was suffering from Rr!-hts disease. Ut .
hesi'aitn-ly stated tina; there was abso-
u'e!y no truth III the report. and when
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-31
THE FIRE RECORD.

"A block OF tenement houses in Brooklyn
was destroyed Several persons we're IN
jurcd by jumping from windows
stairs son i Nnrrow'~ immense granite
building at Haitian. u :. was DESTROYED
by fire Monday morning. The contagra-
ton extended north. south. and westward
and up SArkvilie street. sweeping away all
the buildings and threatening the big ho-
tells ON Hollis street Several fremen were
iurcd or overcome by the heat The
heavie>: loss falls on stairs son 4 Morrow
whose hard ware house block cost SIPS, o0o.
Rufus keat;n.. "A fireman. was fatally in
lured. Fire destroyed u lar-e part Of the
business houses in Tha>er Mo. Among
the buildings burned were Westfali'~ Ho-
tel Garwood'> drug store. SoulhOff's shoe
store Woodward'> saloon. Keys grocery.
Trihhle's law Office the pnStotfice and a
barber shop. together with several vacant
buildings. The loss ia over $50. 900. partly
covered by insurance
William Go>S- OF Roaring Springs. Pa .
got drink at the Lutheran reunion held
at Martin>burg. and was placed in the
borough lookup He set fire to the cell where
he was confined. and was fatally burned
before re>cued 1he lookup was entirely
DESTROYED
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-31

second place on the ticket The platform
upon which these men stand declares for 4,
sound and stable currency. local option. and
ad vocAtes the reform OF State institutions.
Gov. Boics had published an open letter
declining to make the race for rem Ornna-
ton. In tones strong that by many h.
was Supposed TO he out OF the possibilities
But he couldn't stand the pressure
brought to bear. And when il became
generally known among the delegates
Tuesday night that Roles had announced
that he would not decline If It was the
will OF the convention that he should
run all talk OF other candidates sub
sided. Be,tOw, who was the only
man who was making fight for the
nomination, pulled out OF the race when
he saw the drift OF things When the deli
e:ates were called 10 order there was not
one among the ia occupying seats on the
floor who had Il candidate OUTSIDE OF the
present occupant Of tie executive chair.
lie was nominated by reclamation. For
Lieutenant Governor George Il. Mcfall.
Mayor OF OskalOosa, was the only con-
testant with s l., Bestow. but the latter
won on the FIR, ballot by CO. to 44a
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-31
POLITICAL.

-.Io.iah Quincy has resigned the chair
n.an>hip OF the Democratic state Commit
tee Of Massachusetts.
~-Go.. William r. Russell. If MaS>achu-
sets. Expresses himself As satisfied viii.
three terms in the executive chair an! de-
clarr> that he vii! not be a Candidate IL :
reelection under any circumstances
For the third successive TIM Horac-,
EoieN Of Waterloo. VAS Wednesday nom. =
mated ny the Democrats OF Iowa for Gov =
error. aud for the third time. also, samuel
l. besiow, ~ tha~tiOn. WAS chosen for The
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-31
Currencips Condemned.

THE Finncy County Bank of Kansas
was deliberat p Y looted by the officers
\ BLOCK Of buildings blrned at Tex
arkana. Ark. causing a loss of 10000
BANKER nINkAID. who disappeared
At Mound City. Kan. leaving debts OF
SD O.u0. has reappea.e;l at his home
BURGLARS cracked the safe in tho
Missouri Pacific freight Office AT Ne
b:aska City. Neb and secured $4,000
THE Irish Ca;holic Benevolent Union
met at Pitt-hnrg and decided upon
York. Pa. as the next meeting place.
THE southern Di-tili:ng Company. Of
Dallas. Texas. has filed chattel mort
gage TO secure claims aggrega:ing
Sos 800.
.IoHS BoYDand George Terry res fsted
;rre>1 at the hands Of a sheriff's POSSE.
AT Win>low. Ark, and Boyd was shot
dead.
FRED SToDDARD was arrested at
Kalamazoo. Mich. charged with cash
iny check for $3.50 in Toledo. Ohio
intended for another man of the same
name.
j. Il. bRI-SER. treasurer OF The COM
hined Ma onic lodges Of Omaha Neb..
is alleged Ia &c Sl.-oo short in his ac-
counts.
IN several counties IN Illinois the
deadly anthrax is spreading rapidly
among The cattle. The situation is
sc"iou-.
WESTERN KANSAS politicians want
the capital removed from Topeka tn
their section. Mcpherson is the town
suggested.
THE Fiacs and Osterhcl:> families
tried 10 .e't'e - long-s,anding feud a,
B;sScorn. Caio. by ii fight. Two 81 the
O.:crhol-s were fatally injured
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-31

asked as to his general health stated there
was nothing organic The matter with the
President.
John : Hof. OF Railway. Y. j.. has
been left 81 .0Uo, QUO by a Californian whom
wears a-o he nur>ei through Il severe Ill
ness.
The clubs o: the National League hold
the positions shown Uelow IN the race for
the remnant:
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-31
KISSED THE BRIDE.
AND AN EPIDEMIC OF OiPH-
iberia RESULTED.

Flames Have u Euh Treat at ~. Louis.
South Chicago. and MERGED Tails Fort
Scott Is Dry-The state or Hiunt GA Is
Without Cash.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-31
SUNK BY DYNAMITE.
CAUSE OF THE LOSS OF THE
STEAMER FAxON.

bloody Battle Ira Mexico Nearly One
Hundred Killed Co. SanI Of POsen :"
Should Take TO the Road While lie Il
Famous.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-31

y impression IL
grow .Ny about the
Capitol TIA, the
rSrnt extraordinary
session Of Congress
may come - ~ end
ahuu: the la:Uui. If
September. This
appears 70 b. based
upon confidence III
the pp>-ihill'i - Of
acHmponi>r being
conferred into within
that period upon
tn financial cites
:iun. Nearly all
impu'tant lr-l-la-
ton atro,up,i~ he'd
IN ir 'rni Yea = has
been the ,r-nil; tf
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-11-11

-Mosca pourrait metre tres utile,
reprit la diva
II ne demandera pas mieux.
-Je lie sails.
-Et vous pouvez compter sur lui
CONNIE sur noi-meme
Apres ltnorme success que la Flo
rini obtint lie lendemain de cette CON
versation, au concert de bienfaisance
organise par lie cercle Massena, ainsi
que Pavait prevu la diva, Lucien
d'Esperant, tout en- eprouvant une
vive emotion en- la voyant paraitrc
sur la scene, nayait point ell la pen
see que la Florini n'etait autre que
Mandica, ct quelques jours apres
await quite Nice pour aller rejoindre
a Mention Simoune ct sa mere, ne
songant deja plus a la Capltaire
Rouge.
Mais celle ci await mis- lie temps 4
profit.
Des qu'apres lie concert ellie etait
remontee a bord du Cantdbile, ellie
await fait prier Mosca de veEir lui
parler ct celui-ci s'etant rendu Get
appel
-Bortelli vous a-t-e)le dit que je
desire quitter Nice cette mutt, Mosca?
-Oui, Madame, ct je suis pret: OH
irons-nous ?
Celia depend de vous. Asseyez-
vous ct ecoutez-moi.
-Parlez.
III y a en- ce moment a Mention
une dame Vincent ct sa file je de-
sirerais avoir sur elles les renseigne-
mcnts les plus precis
-Allons a Mention, ct je me charge
de les prendre de facon a vous salts
faire pleinement
-Merci, mais il ne faut pas que
ces danes Sc doutent le moins du
monde de celia.
-N'ayez aucune crainte ce suiet
j'agirai en- consequence.
| -Alors je puis enforcement men
remettre a vous ?
DE la faeon la plus absolue, je
vous EN- reponds.
-Merci, Mosca. Allons a Mention,
mais je ny resterai, moi, que lie temps
necessaire pour voir les personnes
don't je vous parle.
-Vingt-quatre heures suffiront,
sans doute, car Observation-Disclosures
ces danes Sc promenent CONNIE tous
les etrangers valides de Ia localite.
-C'cst ce que je pense ct vous Y
resterez ensuite afin de remplir la mis-
sion delicate don't vous voulez bien
vous charger.
Vous pouvez compter que je ne
negligerai rien ct agiral dc telle sorte
que les danes Vincent ne Sc doute-
ront jamais du but de mon sejour
| pres d'elles, mais ne voudrait.il pas
mieux que nous prenions lie chemin
de fer pour nous rendrc a Mention ?
--Cest inutile. Nous renverrons
lie Cantabilc a Genes aussit6t debar-
ques ct i'aurai quite Mention avant
que ma presence y SOFT signalee.
Ce plan fut execute de point en-
point.
Dirige par le matelot qui lul SER
wait de second a bord, lie Cantabile,
arrive au petit jour a Mention, en- re-
partait une heure apres, tandis que
Mandica ct la comtesse s'installaient
dams un hotel.
Mosca await loue une chambre dams
lie quarter de Caravan ct setait mis-
immediatement en- campagne.
Deux heures apres, il frappait a Ia
porte de rappartement de la diva.
-Je connals Fadresse de Nine
Vincent, dit-il tous les jours ellie
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-11-11
No. Is
-Nest-ll pas tout naturel que ie
vous seconde, signora
XIII

hapltude de Sc rendre chaque jour,
ainsi que ravait appris Mosca en-
faisant adroitement causer un garcon
boucher ct un boulanger quill await
vus sortlr de la villa DIES danes
Vincent, etait cent metres environ
de celle-ci ct freqrentee surtout par
les habitants du pays.
Ii await fait connalssance de onel-
qnes habitues, ct, grand amateur de
lacquet, Sc livrait volontiers a ce leu
bruyant.
Ayant rode dams les environs dc
la villa aussitot lie depart de Mandica
ct de la comtesse pour Milan, Mosca
apercut Philippe de loin, ct, certain
de lie reconnaitre, il Sc rendit au cafe
fheure on lie valet de chambre de.
vait s'y trouver
En- effet, au moment Oh Mosca y
penetrait il n'eut qua ieter un re-
gard circulaire dams la sale pour
apercevoir Philippe, le cornet en-
main, tandis que son adversaire
Jetant les DIES dams la bofte du jacouet.
annoncait avec satisfaction
-Tous les cinq!
Une table Sc trouvait vide cite
d eux, Mosca, sans avoir air de los
remarquer, ALA sly asseoir, demanda
une consommation ct un journal
puis parut s'absorber dams sa lecture
La partie allait finr:
All vous II avez pas eu de
chance, monsieur, j'aurais parie pour
vous. car vous jouez tres bien. dit
| Mosca dun ton convaincu an valet
de chambre.
On ne pouvait atresser 4 Philipne
un compliment qul lu fnt plus SEN
sible.
oh je suis de troisieme force
repondit-il au neveu de Ia comtessa
quit tenait en- grande consideration
depuis Ia demande des cigares )
quinze sous.
-Plaisantez-vous, vous etes do
premiere absolument. vous n'ayez mas
perdu un point
Monsieur est amateur
Tres amateur.
IL y q des comblnaisons. majs Ia
chance est pour beaucoup. -.
CONNIE a tous les jeux.
-Adieu, monsieur Philippe, dit en-
Sc levant lie vainqueur.
LIE joueur de jacquet quitta le
cafe.
On vous fait Charlemagne, pa
rait-il, renrit en- RANT Mosca.
oh! nous jouons presque tous
les jours ensemble, settlement TAI en-
aujourd'hui une d6veine rare.
-Voulez-vous essayer de vous
rattrapper avec moi
-Volontiers, accepta Philippe.
sans Sc faire prier.
La glace etait rompue.
lnutile de dire que Mosca s'arran-
gea pour perdre, en- continuant 4
proclamer que Philippe jouait dams
IA perfection
Ma revanche proposa-t-ll au
valet de chambre.
-J'al lie regret de ne pouvoir vous
Ia donner aujourd hui, il faut Que ie
rentre tout de suite.
-Ce sera pour un autre jour, alors.
Tres volontiers, monsieur
lis Sc separerent sur ces paroles
ct Mosca quitta lie cafe satisfait de
luimeme ct de la faeon don't il await
trouve lie moyen d'entamer avec le
valet de chambre DIES relations aux
queiles rien ne lui serait plus facile
que de donner suite.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-11-11

q Niaa
lis ;lvaient pris lie chemin de fer,
#'it lae nni ne put Sc douter du
rtsoot /" Ia Capitaine Rouge, qui
..at fesolne q ne rompre son lncog-
-" ~ au moment d'aller repeter
..er i"rchestre les deux morceaux
.Iir- .'etait engagee a chanter
t,,'tr I.'s pauvres.
=, .,ardant de descendre dams un
ho'ei hu beau quarter, lis louerent un
appartement dams une rue peu fre-
quentee.
Tandis que lie Cantabile, ramene de
Genes a Nice par son equipage, reve-
All Il Nice lie retour officiel de la
Fi"rinl, auquel on ne fit guere atten-
t.un dams lie tohu-bohu du carnaval.
ellie s'appretait a gagner lie theatre
@ur la ane duque ellie parut 4
heure voulne la grande satisfac-
,lon dies commissaires ct surtout de
Paul, qni Sc trouvalt personnellement
mis- en cause par la negoclation don't
II s'etait charge, atm de faire consen-
tlr la diva a prefer son concours a
la fete.
De> 4u'elle cut fini de repeter, ellie
s'empressa de dire de Lignac que,
ne compliant 6journer que quarante-
huit heures settlement d Nice, ellie le
pratt de lie lui presenter personne,
pas plus d'Esperant que tout autre
de ses amIs, atin de continuer a eviter
lie sc trouver face 4 face avec Lucien.
De Lignac lu; revela alors que
.e,i Il allait Sc marier avec une
,temeiselle Slmonne Vincent qui Sc
trouvait a Mention avec sa mere pour
lie moment.
Mandica recueiliit ces renseigne-
ments 81 lmportants pour ellie avec
une indifference admirable jouee ct
ne laissa deborder la vive satisfaction
de les ayoir obtenus que lorsqu'elle
Sc trouva seule avec la comtesse.
-L'instant d'agir est proche, dit
dit ellie je vlers d'apprendre une nou-
velle qui me ravit. D'Esperant songe
a Gpouser une demoiselle Simonne
Vincent qui est Mention avec sa
mere.
-Qui vous a appris celia, chere
enfant :?
M. de Lignac. J'al eu Fair de
NY attacher aucune Importance, mais
mon role est tout trace i; soft que
ramour GU l'interet lie guide, &c
marriage ne Sc fera pas, ou du moins
je tenterai de lie faire manquer par
tous les moyens.
&c sera peut-etre difficile.
En- effet, mais Je ny mettrai que
plus de perseverance ct plus d'ar-
deur, ct vols, Bortelli, CONNIE le
hasard ma favorisee deja dams mon
enterprise, puisque, ne Sc doutant
nullement que je suis celle quill croft
avoir saluee au bord de pOlto, d'Es-
pGrant desire ardemment Sc faire
presenter a moi.
-Vous allez done y consentir
Pas pour linstant, ct celia de-
pendra DIES circumstances. Nous par
tirons demain, aussitot apres lie con-
cert ct ie ne m'occuperai plus que de
recueillir sur Nine Vincent ct sa file
les renseignements qui gulderont ma
future conduite ; important est mo-
mentan6ment, d'eviter Get homme
il he faut pas quill Sc doute que Man.
dica II est pas morte.
II assistera sans dOute au concert
demain ct pourra vous reconnaItre.
-Certes, il trouvera peut-etre que
je resemble a la pauvre file quill a
voulu deshonorer mais, certain
nntalla n est nlnS Il ne nnurra crolrp