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St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05
LIE DEMOCRATIC DE ST. LANDRY.

LIE steamer que Pom construct actuel-
lement pour In Compagnie de Naviga-
ton lnternationaled de PHILADELPHIA sera,
de tOuS les steamers Il tlUt, ceiui Oui
pourra porter IL plus de fret; il pourra
aussi prcndre mile passengers.
LIE chemin dc fer dc la Eallee du Mis-
siSsipl, CONVERT pendant un mois par les
eaux terllbles dc la crcvasse de Rescue,
Il etc reDdu Il la circulation dcpuis same
di ct les trains clrculcnt CONNIE auDara-
want entire Baton Rouge ct la Nouvello
Orleans.
On calcule que la itcoIte de cotton
dams la vallce du Mississippi sela dmi-
nuGe dc 100000 bales, soft !; $50 par
bale une perte de S1,JG0,000. En- y joi-
gnant les autrcs dt2;lFs de toute sorte
on atteint facilement lie chiltre de S1O,-
100000.
MeSchactbc: L'autoritc ecccsiasti-
que de notre diocese refuse Il Ce que 'On
repcte lei, de nOmmer I'm succcsseur au
regrettc ptro RnvUlre CONNIE culG de
l'Eglise St. Jean Baptiste pour la snnle
de la pan osse. Ellie aurnit impose COM
me condition de la designation dun
| nouvcau cuC pour desselvlr l'Egise St.
jean BaptSte le don an diocese dc cetto
Cgllse ct DIES prophecies qui lui aDpar-
tipnnent, ct NM. les marguillers s'6tant
refuses faire cette concession, la fer
melure de rtglise etc OrtlonnCe. Les
marguliliers ont fait leur devoir par CO
refus ct toute la communicate approuye
lelG action.
La Triple Alliance ne fat plus lie bon
heur DIES puissances qui la composent :
rItalie est GpusGe sous les charges mi
litares ct sc volt menace d'Gtre aban-
donnee Il ellememe avec scs soldats sur
les bras ct un deficit dams son budget,
tandis que fAutrichc, egalement GcraSCe
par SEES fortcs depenses, commence d
sapercevoir qu'e!le lie resent aucun
des benfaits de Faliance ct fait mine
de vouloir Sc lapprocher de la RuSsie.
L'Allemagne, en- perdent ces allIGes, dot
REINSTATEMENT renforcer son armee ct
il est temps que 10 bill de lalmee ait
etc vote. On pretend qu'eIIe recherche
l'amitie de la Russie ct cllerche a renou-
or IL cbaine dl Dassc.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05
FREE TO HOUsEKEEPERs.

To introduce Ridges Royal Mead, tue latest
Summer drink, into American homes this sea.
son, one trial package will be sent to any ad-
dress in the U. S. free. II you can make thirty
words from letters contained in R-O-Y-A L
MEAD you are almost certain to secure one OF
the valuable articles which are to be given to
each OF the ninetynine persons in the U. S.
able to send list of thirty words or more. Be-
sides this, to the person sending the largest list
received, will be given one OF Steinway's Up
right Grand Pianos a trip to the Worlds Fair
aud return for the second largest list an i'm
ported Shetland Pony for the third; Pneuma-
Tic Bicycle for fourth; fine Gold Watch for fifth:
pair Of Diamond Earrings for sixth Parlor
Organ for seventh imported Music Box for
eighth; Black Silk Dress Pattern for ninth
and d Guitar for tenth largest list received
Ridges Royal Mead is the popular Temper
ance Drink OF the best classes in England to-
day, and is sure 10 be used continually by every
American family who receives one of our free
packages for trial. Our word building contest
is given to advertise Royal Mead, and is con
Quoted fairly aud cOnscientlOusly. 1t closes
September LIST, 1893. Send seven U. s. twoce
stamps to cover expense of forwarding and re-
ceive large water-coored reproduction (suta-
bic for framing) of "Maxy," the $1,000 prize St.
Bernard owned by the President of this com
pany. The finest dog on the continent. Ad-
dress, The Ridge Company, 1l8St James Street,
Montreal, Que,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05
Bayou Chicot.


Yes. the Opelousas base hall club done the G.
NJ. Thompson Husters up in great style during
their recent visit to OptlousaS. Comment is
unnecessary. Those who know best realize
what a royal reception, what a crowd was
with the reception committee that met the Chi.
cot boys at the depot DC. They enjoyed the
trip aud took their defeat like little men. But
look out at Vile Plate on Sunday, August the
9th, where both clubs meet again, and if YOU
want to see the fur fly just come out and wit.
ness the game.
Bell Cheney springs at present is booming
with visitors amongst whom are the following
Opelousians, viz. Miss Dietlein, Misses Ogden
MesSrs Ollie Is. Thompson, DR.. James Ray,
Charlie BOagni, Carlton Ogden +. VOORHEES, Isl
dore lsaacs and others. Jno. Savnie of White
vile and III. Ii. Deshotel of Grand Prairie, were
pleasant visitors to our office during the week.
Master Charlie Haas has returned home from
school at Austin, Texas. d. Is. Davis, who has
been cerkihg for Capt Sam Haas. left with his
at Palestine Texas.
Craps are still growing. Cotton is opening
slowly.
Ollie B. of Bell Cheney called on us Saturday
ana reports everything in camp lovely DIR. r.
aud e. o. arrested a young man for being drunk
ID camp after trying him before Judge f. V.
ne was declared not guilty and when turned
loose wanted to fight the who.e business; the
beer
Charlie Boagni has fallen in love with pref
~ pine woods girl ; but promised not to tell
on him, so will not mention it. I. [. left The
CORR ont Of the Jug and it all leaked out
and enjoyable time.
A grand ball was given at Bell Cheney springs
monday hight. DR.. Ray master of ceremonies,
Ollie b. Thompson manager, Charlie Boarni
prompter, Messrs. Isaacs and VOORHEES, cliief
cooks and bottle washers. Oh how we did
SWING the pretty pine woods girls and if the
boys of Opelousas didn't have a rousing time
I'm no judge of human nature.
The y. nj. Z. Hustlers were out in force prac-
teihg last Saturday evening and they say they
are sl. going to win the game on August 9th, at
Vile Plate.
John Bonds. an old and prominent planter of
beavef Creek was in town on Monday and re-
ports entirely to much rain i'll his section for
cotton. Waterlnelons. peaches and figs arc
plentiful in our vicinity and all the BOYS and
girls are happy
Sol. J. l.. Nichols has bought himself a bran
new glS ana dame rum0r says a better half will
soon occupy 1t with him, aud so mote it be-
Miss Maud Thompson of New Orleans spent
two or three days in town during the week.
Johnnie Lewis, the rear guard of the Opelou-
sas boys who are rusticatnG at Bel-Cheney,
passed up on Monday to join the crowd.
ETyYr
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05
REDUCING THE RATE OF TAXA,
TEON.

At the last meeting of the police jury Asses.
sor Swords handed in the following communi-
cation. His suggestion to reduce the rate of
taxation instead of reducing the assessments
we think good one.
To the President and members of the Police
Jury of st. Landry.
Gentlemen When made my first appear-
ance before your Hon. Body asked you Tor a
schedule of assessment for two reasons; ono
was because you had to sit on my work as a
Board OF Reviewers and the other because [
recognized that each Police Juror knew more
OF the value of property in his ward than I
diG. know full well, and so stated, that your
Hon. Body had no right to direct the Assessor
In making his assessment, but [ took the above
course in order to equalize assessments by and
with the aid of each member of the Police
Jury. Your Hon Body commended my action
to man, and caused to be written schedule,
which directed my deputies to carry out Mt
the same time telling them to use their iudy-
ments is cases of Sullies, washouts, and lands
not tit for cultivation, pasturage or wood
After about mar OF the assessment was taken,
and when petitions from the 18th and sth wards
came III, your Hon. President declared those
petitions out OF order, and 10 one appealed
from his decision, and as he stated that your
Hon. Body had no right 20 instruct tho asses
SCR, and that although you had given ME a
schedule it was unofficial; then took it that
your Hon: Body wished to impress on the pub
lie mind that the assessor was wholly RESPONSE
Die for the increase i'll some portions of the
parish, and in order to give the people a
chance to be heard, instructed my deputies
10 cut ~ those wards 10 the schedule used last
year. The other wards did not petition, there
fore concluded they must either be satisfied
or preferred to 60 before you as board of
reviewers.
Now know it is the settled policy of this
administration to reduce taxation, and there
fore suggest to your Hon. Body that you first
find out the needs of the parish economically
and cut down your per centum
one, two or three mills ON the dollar, put what
you can stand, and you will find that the State
government will do the same. Respectfully,
NJ. l.. eWORDS,
ASSo
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05
PIud llomme CITY.

August 2, 1888
Since my last communication. there has been
very little rain IN this section of the COuntty: it
has been very cloudy to-day and we may be
blessed with rain before long. The rice crop in
this section of St. Landry and Acadia is suffer
ing very much, and If Providence don't attend
to 1T very soon it will be all lost, especially the
late crop.
Cotton and corn are very fine and there will
be an abundance OF the latter made i'll this sec
ton. The farmers were busily en- gagged in max
ing fodder, but this work has ceased until the
weather settles.
On Sunday morning at -about 10 o'clock n
residence in PFud'homme owned by Mr.. T. c.
Chachere, and occupied by DR. George E.
Brooks was destroyed by fire, The DIR. and his
family were away from home at the time, but
fortunately 1t was discovered in time for neigh
bors TO save nearly everything in the house
but the contents OF the Kitchen were lost. The
lumber was very dry which made Il very large
and hot fire Since Sunday the DR., and his fam
lily have been staying at Dir. T. c. ChacherG's.
have had occasion lately to travel the pub
lie road between Prud'honme and Opclousas
and will say that it Is II disgrace to any COM
munity or to any people to allow the roads to
get and remain i'll such Il condition as they arc
at present. There arc u half dozen holes be-
tween here and DR.. Th6Og. Chachert'S place on
the ridge which could he very easily fixed.
And if things don't change, there will be no
travelling over this road this fall. Just to think
this is August and it is already almost iupossi-
Bile to pass these places.
Mr.. I. G. Chachere went to Point aux -Loups
spr,ngs on Wednesday.
MI. W. l.. Gil, of Opelousas, was iu prll-
d'h0mlne during the week.
Mrs. L. b. Brooks and faEIily. of OpelOusaS,
spent the week with relatives in town.
DR.. Sahd0z, OF Opelousas, is still i'll Prud h0m-
Mr.. Martin Carron, of Faquetaique, passed
through town on bis way from Opelousas on
Wednesday
Mrs. DR.. Theog. Chachert, Miss Lucy Moore,
Miss Pearl Chachere and Mr.. Veilant Chachcrc,
ST., passed through OH their way TO Faqueta
ique, where they will remain several days.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05
How a Dying Man Feels.

Numerous experiments made in hos
pitfalls and upon heroic scientists who
have permitted tests to he made upon
themselves right down to the moment
Of death warrant these conclusions ::
That dying man may be burned with
red-hot irons and yet not feel the least
pain. That consciousness may remain
in the dying almost to the moment of
actual dissolution, but that most people
generally lose the power of thou Ilt long
before death. That in cases OF death
where there seems to be extreme suffer-
ing, with WRITINGS and spasms, such
phenomena is generally due to reflex
muscular action. Also that fear weak
ems the muscular system and hastens
death, while the reverse may prolong
life.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05
WORLDS FAIR PNGEANTHRO-
PESTS.

Messrs. Boddie Bros, wealthy Chicago gen
tlemen, having the interest of their city at
heart and desiring to alsprove the falsity of
the statement that only III boarding houses can
be four q moderate priced accommodations dur
ing the Worlds Fair, remodeled and furnished
at great expense one of their famous absolutely
fire-proof business structures, located corner Of
Franklin and Jackson streets within Short
walking distance of the Union Depots, Tn d.
tres, Post Office, Board of Trade, Steam, 5Eie
waited, Cable Roads and Steamboats, to the
Worlds Fair, furnished newly throughout 400
reonis, superb parlors, elevators, electric lights
Ok hauSt fans to keep cool entire building mann
ed this property The Great Western Hotel. and
invite the public to take their choice of ROOMS
Tor sl.oo per day, chiidIen to II fifty cents.
fne meals are served at so cents. or a la carte
at very moderate prices. =,
There wOulc be less heard or known of extor-
ton and imposition connected with the Worlds
Fair were there more pubic spirited, fair mind
5ed men in Chicago as are the owners and pro-
piietOrs of The Great Western Hotel Our
renders should write as early ats possible to Sc
cure rooms, for they are being taken uprapidly
Isl. Panl Daily News.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05
sSE sSMENTS.

The following is extracted from the minutes
of the last meeting of the Police jury. The
resolution was not adopted, or, il adopted, was
amended in several respects:
Mr.. Boagni offered the following resolution
Be it resolved that in order to cqualize the
assessments throughout the parish, the follow
of this body and that they do now proceed to
correct the assessment accordingly.
FIRST WARD.
Omen land, per acre--land bounded by corpo
ration of Opelousas on one or more sides SO
Land next to above for a distance OF one mile
from said corporation So. All the rest S.. All
billy, washed land unfit for cultivation$2
Wood land, per acre-land bounded by cor
poratiOn of OpelOusas on one or more sides So
Land next to above for a distance of one mile
from said corporation Sc. From thence all high
wood land Ill the LIST ward 50. All low or
swamp wood land 81.
SECOND WARD.
open land, per acre-land bounded on one or
more sides by the corporation of Grand COteau
lance of one mile from said corporation, S.:
From thence all land in the I'd ward, 81 All
nlly, washed land, unit for cultivation, So.
Wood land-land bounded on one or more
sides by above corporation, s.. Land next to
the above, for a distance of one mile from said
corporation, 81. From thence all high wood
land i'll the second ward, s.. All low or swamp
THIRD WARD.
Open land-lHnd on Bayou Teche for Il dis
lance of 30 acres back from said bayou, S..
tableau, 81. Land in Prairie DIES FAMINE, Lau-
rent and eros Chrevreuil, S..
Wood land--high wood land, s., Low Or
Nv ' FOURTH WARD.
Open land-land OIL Atchafalaya, IS. Land
in Big Cane, So. Land OIL Bayou Negrofoot and
Land on Bayou Jack, s.. Land on Elm Ba-
you So.
wood land-all high wood, so cts. All swamp
"0'>A A"A-'' - FIFTH WARD
Open land-land bounded by corporation of
Washington on one or more sides, 50. Land
next to the above for distance Of mile from
said corporation, 81. From thence south to LIST
ward, 50. Cataro and MOundville, S.. Bayou
Courtableau, s.. Bayou B9uf, $3.50. Tate's
Cove, $3.50. Grand Prairie, 81. Joubert's
Cove and lands along PlaiSance road, Hinckey
Su'ley and Bayou Carron, beyond the l mile
limit, 81.
Wood land-land bounded on one side or
more by above corporation, S.. From thence
for a distance OF l mile, 81. Lower wood
land, 81. From thence all high wood land in
5th ward yard, Except as s. followsJ 50. Al high
Bout so cts. All low wood land lying east of
Bayou COurtabeau. Is cts.
SIXTH WARD.
Hliy, washed, unfit for cuitivation IS cents is.
Beaver Greek $3.50. Hily, washed, unfit for
cultivation, rs cts. Cocodrie, $3.50 Elm Ba-
you, So
Wood land-high wood land, 81. Swamp, Soc
SEVENTH WARD.
Open land per acre-Chataignier So. Ma
mouth (UpperJ So. Vile Plate Prairie, 50.
RESPONSIBILITIES So. Be''aire Cove, So. John
Reeds Prairie So.
Wood land, per Chataignier, SLIPS.
Mamouth, Sl.25. Ansc-aux- Pailles, 1925. Bel
laire Cove, S1.25 John Reeds Prairie, sl.25.
Swamp, 81.
EIGHTH WARD.
Open land, per acre-Lower Mamouth, 50.
Faquetaiquc and vicinity to Chataignier S.
Mallet, ~. Pla1uemine Ridge, 81. Plaque
mine Point, 81.
Wood land, per acre--Lower Mallet, SIPS.
Ma!let. Sl.25. Swami, 81.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05
Turkey Creek.



There is quite a crowd at Bell Cheney now.
Mr. H6bert of OpeousaS came up Wednesday
and brought or young ladies' Next day Dr.
Jas. O.9Ray and several young gentlemen came.
Mr.. Fontenot of DebaiOn's bridge and family
are also there having a nice time fishing i'll lake
Cocodria. Had a pleasant call to-day from Mr..
Gibson Ellis and Mr.. Grayson of MalnOu they
report the rice crop as very spotted in their
vicinity.
Mr.. Wright and family of Mamou are spend
ing some time at the springs.
Miss Lilly Wright will attend the Normal
School next session with view Of completing
her education.
MisSEmma Gibson is at the springs recuper-
atinS after her tedious session of teaching the
young ideas of Mamou how to shoot.
Crops Oh Turkey Creek are good. In some
places we are having too many showers for the
cotton. The fruit is fine.
Dr. Vidrine of Babbs Bridge passed through
yesterday on his way to his old home at Wife
Phte.
Mrs. DR.. Hawkins and sister Miss R. Butchce
spent few hours at the springs yesterday.
We hope to see Mr.. j. b. Clements and family
back at the springs before the summer is over
TURKEY CREEK
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05
Rs 4 Gle.
La. Flantcr and Sugar Manufact,

La flantcr and Sugar Manufacturer, July 20.
On Wednesday the first receipts of the rice
crop OF 1898 came in--the lot, which consisted
OF SIX sacks OF rough, being shipped by Mr.. L.
Giardano, of Piaquemines parish 1t was con
signed to Mr.. II. K. Gosreye, and was sold by
Mr.: Henry Gohl, at the Board of Trade, to MI
e. j. Ems, acting for Bloom d Son. The price
pad was 1915 Ter barrel. Last season the first
lot to arrive Was on August 1. 1t consisted of
SIX sacks and sold for $3.50 per barrel.
The market for both rough and cleaned goods
remains very quiet, and prices seem to be nom
inal to a great extent. Only moderate sales
are repor ted
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05
Exposition de 1900 Ell France.

La commission plcpalatore nominee
pour lie cIoix de remplacement de la
future Exposition de 1900 s'est rCunie,
le II mai, au ministGre du commerce ct
de l'indUstrie, sous la pr6sidence de NJ.
Picard, president de section au Cousei
d'Etat. La sCance commence Il neuf
heures ct demle ct s'est termire 4 ONE
heures. Ellie etc cOnSacl &c Il l'audi-
ton de trois projects plesentGs par MN.
Sautereau, lie Thorel, ingGnieurs evils,
ct Girodet, architecte. Ces trsis pro-
jets proposeDt le Champ de Mars CONNIE
lieu demplacement, en- prenant l'espla-
made DIES lnvalides, une partie DIES Quais
ct DIES Champs ElysGes. En- dernier
lieu, la commission IA Cntenilu feXpOsG
dun QuatriGme PROJECT psGsente par MN.
Falconnet ct DalbiD, architectes, qui
prODosent d'orgauiser rExpostion au
centre de Paris en- utilisant le iallin DIES
Tuileries, la Seine cOuverte du pont de
Solferln0 au pont DIES Invaliles, IL pa
lals de llndustrie ct ses abOrds, l'espla-
made DIES 1nvalides, IL Champ de Mas
ct lie TrOcadGro, avec entrce pIinciDule
place de la COucortle.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05
AROUND THE EMPIRE PARISH.
Communications for this column should reach
lis IN later than Wednesday.
Port Barre,


Mr.. Coleman G. Reynolds after brief illness
died at his home on Bayou Courtablcau Tues
day morning, July Goth, aged 60 years and .hree
months. The funeral took place the next day
on lis premises. He was baptized in the Cath
ole faith few hours before death. Mr.. ReT-
noi,is was planter and ono OF our best citizens
an atfectionate husband and Il kind father.
Hr leaves a wife aud eight children to mourn
his !rss. We tender the hereavcd family oar
heartfelt sympathy.
Ta3 angel of death visit d our nclghhorllOod
aga1 on the 27th and took from our midst Las
to N.Tzat's little son II Yeas old
W. were visited again Sunday evening by a
wind and rain storm.
Cotton Is beginning to open.
We had pleasant call on Saturday evening
from Mrs. and Miss ThibodauX of New Orleans
and Miss Bertaut of Opelousas.
VI IS Emile Robin, of Ieonvllle, spent last
week in Port Barry as-the guest of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs d. p. SaiZan.
Welcome Turkey Creek. come again.
What is the matter with Dom Pedro and Chi
cot hope they are yet OF this world aud will
both appear this week.
ChicOt should like very much to meet your
bachelor as the lucre alone is quite a recon-
mendation and from what you say he is per-
sonaliy very charming.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05

The assessment roll of the corporation
OF Crowley for 1893 has finally been
completed. The total amount is $3.50.
O35, which is an increase over last year
of S119,505, showing growth of more
than fifty per cent. Under this assess
ment tic special water works and cleo
trie light tax, recently voted, will
amount to S1,697.S5. Add to u like
amount sum equal to that derived
from corporation licenses and fines the
past year and it will give the town a
revenue OF $1,000, independent of the
special tax.-Crowley Signal.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05

We want q correspondent at every
postofilce III the parish-good, reliable
persons, who will give the news, if it is
only few liues. Who will do SO i?
DON'T nil speak at once. We will make
eacn correspondent q present of 100
sheets of note paper with name and
business neatly printed thereon. and
send him copy of the paper free.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05

A great fire started in London on july
IL. IN the district bounded by Leaden-
hall street and Bevis Marks and Camo-
= mile streets, aud burned over an area Of
800 yards square before the flames were
eAtingaisAed. Thirty buildings were
destroyed. The estimated loss is ST.
100000,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05

Money spent on the farm for good
books, periodicals, music, etc, is u first
class Investment and will pay a hand
some dividend in the adhesive fo,ce
that binds the family to the old roof
tree.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05

L'cspvlt d'autreF0ls:
Flcderic-Ie-Grand Gtat entire, par
droit dc couquGte, dams unu willie catho-
liGue; les marguilliers vlnrent lui rem
Dire visite pour lui rccnnmander les ii
chesses de leurs cglises. 'Sige, iirent-
ills, vcuIIltz prenirc nos douze ar0tles
sous vOtre protection.h
-Nos aEotrcs sont-il5 dc bots? de-
manda IL roi.
Oh site, d'ai&cnt, dag Mt nIassif.
liant mleuy, car reinstatement jc
les prchdS sous ma protection, mas it
vcux les alder Il rempir lcur mission
il lcur etc ordonuG de circulcr par lie
monde, lis circulcront.
Celia dit, Frederic s'cmpara DIES sta
tutes ct les envoya la Monnaie.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05
SCasA h,

Louisiana Planter, July 90.
Tile sugar market continues dull and every
ehonce 10 sell is taken readily. Stocks on hand
are being steadily reduced.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05

NJ. du Point Girohe apprend la vie !,
son plus jeune tils.
Mon enfant, lui dit-il, pour ttre
heureux, il faut avoir de l'argent devant
sol. Eft pour avoir de rargent dcvant
sol il fault. le muttre de cote.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05

More than onehalf of the real estate
OF Acadia parish is owned by non-r resi-
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05
Tulane UNIVERSITY
OF LOUISIANA,

VF LOUISIANA,
The next Annual Session of the College, High
School, and II. Sophie NeWcomh Memorial
College for Women, opens October ID
Entrance Examinations, September Goth and
&0th: The college is well equipped with Ii
hralltS and Laboratories for Classical. Lit
crary and Scientific Work.
Tho University grants about One Hundred and
Fifty Scholarships in the Collegiate aud
High School Departments. Each Senator
and Representative in the State has the an-
pointment of one Scholarship which con
fers free tuition for the whole course,
For further information, address
VIM. O. ROGERS, Secretary,
WM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, President.
july1-3m
St. Landry democrat., 1893-08-05
Les enfantS

Les enfantS:
lie petit Bob.-Papa, i'ai NAL 4 mes
prCrogativcs, Giles sont entltrs.
LIE pere.-Que me chantes-tu III ; tn
veux parler de ties Icvres, sans doute ?
--Ou, mails c'est pour dire CONNIE NJ.
CASTOR, mon futur beau frcre, que TAI
VII hier soir, Ell train d'embrasser ma
Sour. CONNIE je la! demandais 81 ca le
prenait solvent, il ma Iepondu quill ne
faisait qu'exercer ses plerogatives