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that Italy was working hard in the line OF
progression. AS evidence of this state
ment he begged his guests 10 inspect what
his countrymen had done. as represented
in the display. He then called upon tho
Encouragement 10 declare the section
open, who spoke as follows:
Looking back on the past OF the Italian Sec
tiOn is the history of the exposition itself. Italy
was one OF the first nations 10 apply for the
privilege of making a section. When the COM
missioners came 10 me last October TO make
arrangements for an exhibit l was consider
ably surprised at that stage OF the game.
In answer to the requests of Mr.. Maccbi and
his associates I said: ''Why. have no ground
plan ready yet" Thy stated they wrIe con-
tent 10 lake their space, anyway. Well" L
said smiling at them. ''gentlemen, you are GER
tainlv on time" And so IL came about thar the
very first allotment made to any foreign nation
III THIS exposition was to Italy. And l want to
say pow that | don't regret the allotment. This
beautiful section reflects credits on you aud on
the exposition. We are proud of you and OF
the section. Without any friction your exhibit
ors have carried out all OF your agreements.
Now, by virtue OF the authority vested In me as
encouragement declare this section open.
Success to 1t.
Chevaler G.. Branchi, Consul General
for Italy, followed on behalf of the local
colony, saying:
Since the Infancy OF the exposition Ii has
, been our dearest wish that Italy should be
represented al The fair. We have done our best
10 support the exposition. Our object has been
JOY under its flag. We deem IL a privilege that
the soDs OF an Older country have been able TO
take part In an enterprise under the manage
meni OF new country. We hop that tile
management OF tue exposition Will give credit
10 those who have come from their country to
show It's products. We briug here the greeting
OF Italy TO America and our thanks for the hos
ptaIity which we enjoy in this Golden state OF
California.
Brief remarks were also made by Theo-
dore Baccigalupi, who as president of the
Italian auxiliary committee has done
much to promote the success of the ma
tional exhibit. Then all the guests had
some salad and q glass of champagne of
Italian vintage. After that there was an
informal reception and many spent several
hours in examining the exhibits of the sec
ton.
The mandolin orchestra rendered the
following programme.
ta) "Funicuu FunicuIa".. Observation-Disclosures.
(bl "AddIo apolT ..........................
(c) santa Lucia. ...... DenZa
''Jhe over waltz. fallSl
Intermezzo Cavaliers Rusticana" .Mascagnl
Columbus" waltz 49,. Vailsi
81 rayiata - Verdi
"Fiorentinella." marcia. Bellenghi
The Exposition band alternated with
the folio wing numbers under the direction
Of III. j. Stewart and G. Ii. Cassasa:
marcia Reale ItaIiana limo di GariDaldf'.....
lntroduzione. II Martiri" ....,.....'.. Donizetti
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ICE POLO PLAYED.
Exciting Sport at the
Pavilion Rink.
San Francisco Defeats Chicago in the
Reproduction of an Eastern f. s.
!. Winter Game. FL.

A polo game on ice in California; a
novelty. and a great success at the Me-
chanics' Pavilion last night. Ten men in
sides of five each, armed with hickory
crooks. batted and KIN ocked softIeathern
ball about on. the iced floor for halt an
hour and wound up with score OFF, toll.
The instructors of the rink formed one
team, clothed in red, and picked team OF
old. fasteners, now sojournfng in. the
b&lmy West. formed the second FIVE clad
in white nd.blue. They were dubbed re-
spectively the San Franciscos and Chi
Cages. 80: =. = - ::
3: The latter won: the toss and chose the
western goal The ball was put lin play
at 10 o'clock: For the first few minutes
the sides seemed evenly matched = then
little by little the San Franciscos emerged
from the rush with clever nursing, inter-
fering ind bun ring, and at 0:10 w0n+the
first goal. The opponents. however. fought
hard enough. to create excitement: among
the large crowd OF spectators. The play.
.ers went down and UP like rag babes in a
scraped up fire like the brakes on an
express train: at might. The loose ice
chung to the:.players' clothes like snow in
Chicago blizzard: And there were many
other realistic features. - :. -.
La the second half the Chicagos obtained
a goal within two minutes, but they were
no match for the San. Franchises. Chicago:
ans never vera: Scarcely was the goal
won when Captain Box made a. rush and
a dive and carried the ball mpetuously to
. the Chicageans' goal for another point,
making his side the winner of the game. !:
In the latter part of the last half the
ChicsgoS rallied and again caused an .ex-
citing contest: .>.:.:::.. !:
The game closed at about 1O:45, having
lasted fnrty minutes. The sides were lined
uD as follows: :: ..<.:-':':
Chicsgos. -. san Franciscos l..
r. w. Curts--....:. Goal tender. " E. Rosemond
h McCue. Half bach. ....... G. Is Yates
Gus Gentry lie t rush L. Gibbs
H. Burns. Right rush. w. f. Cary
The score stood 2 TO in favor Of the local
man. Fer the latter Box and Yates did
the bestpiaying. both making goals. For
the Chicagos. Gentry and Burns did the
best work, tho latter making the goal.
This was the first of series of five
games, for the best three of which the
management offers silver cup. >....
: quite a deafof INTEREST," is being aroused
among former inhabitants of old Freeze
outs regions by the presence of real ice.
skating floor in the city. The Scotchmen
OF the Caled0nian- Club are arranging for
great curling match. as soon as stones
can be obtained for it. The Can adams are
laying plans for a hockey game and sew.
eral other contests are talked of on the.
side. 1t is expected that the winter sea-
son will be lively all around. !,
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NEW FEATURES OF THE FAIR.

with music. Several songs were sung by
Miss Annie Rooney of Redwood City,
whose remarkable voice was heard In this
connection for the first time by many San
Franciscans. Luncheon was served to the
guests and bouquets Of violets and other
flowers were given away. The rest of the
afternoon was spent by those present in
admiring the handsome exhibits made on
behalf OF San Mateo County and 10 happy
interchange of concentrations.
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The teams viii line up as tollows :.
;, E gs Position. GeraEdines
To Benefit Fresno's DispIay,

FRESNO, Feb. IA bout 1o0of Fresno's
leading citizens took part in second
negro-minstrel play at the Barton Opera
house last night for the benefit of the Mid
winter Fair fund. Leading merchants.
bankers, lawyers, physicians. officials,
editors and all were ON a common level.
and the entertainment was excellent.
Ihls one and the one previous Melted the
fund about S 1000, which will be expended
IN showing Fresno's display at the fair.
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a spectacle, new to San Francisco and
remarkably fascinating, was presented last
night in the grand court of the Midwinter
Exposition. 1t was the Illuminated cleo
trio fountain. situated at the north end OF
the court, dire tly in front of the Liberal
Arts building. Water and lights were
turned on about o'clock.
Unfortunately yesterdays storm, which
showed no signs of abatement az night set
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The Missing Tax Rolls,

Chief Crowley has detailed Detective
Esola TO Investigate the matter of the tax
rolls which are missing from the Tax
Collectors Office. Esola said last night
that be had information which might pes
sibly result in solution of the mystery.
but ne was notyet prepared to say what it
was. -. !:
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$685. and loaned it 70 the fair for a
nominal sum.
A definite programme" for the fountain
has not yet been arranged further than
that there will be display every night
and it will be announced by whistle five
minutes in advance. The darker the night
tie finer the effect. Strong winds, how
ever. have a tendency to flatten the top of
the jets and mar the, symmetrical proper
tons of the fountain.
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FOOTBALL GAMES.

The Emmets and Geraldines ofthe Gaelic
Football Association will meet this after
noon at the recreation ground at The Mid
winter Fair. Both teams ara ia excellent
shape and the ground are said to be as
smooth as table. The admirers of the
Gaelic game therefore look for an exciting
contest.
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in regalia, Tor thirty cents, and this was
presented by the committee without any
recommendation.
The proposition of the management OF
the fair was then taken up and discussed
at great length, the delegates from some
of the strongest fraterBitirs In the CITY
vigorously opposing the S0-cent rate.
maintaining that if it WAS not TO the ad-
vantage of the fair to admit professions
free. the societies could not afford to accept
such compromise as that offered. The
representatives of the Odd Fellows were
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Af1EHNO OS-STRlNG CONCERT.
Overture, der treischuetz'. ....... ...........
Carl Maria Won Weber
TX .Er,nsnSohH YIN" ................ Strauss
''The Beautiful Blue Danube" Strauss
Der Letzte Gruss" fuegelhorn solo. 49,. Komzak
Herr Franz He'll.
"Facketanz".. .Meyerbeer
MILITARY CONCERT
Overture. 'Stradela". ..:.............F Iotow
Cavatine, Robert lie Diable." cornet piston,
robin Hood" selections. De KoTen
'ParademarSeh" ..--................-....R eckIing
EvENING-sTRISG CONCERT.
Overture, "Mignon" ...................,A. Thomas
Fantasia for Clarionet. after motive from
YerdfS opera, "Rignletto".. Luigi Rossi
"Staendchen," fuegelhOrn solo. Schubert
Herr Franz He'll
"wiener Kinder" waltz. Strauss
"Melodienstrae hen" Conrad
MILITARY CONCERT
"JubeP' overture. 1890. Carl Maria Won Weber
"L'Eiegante'" cOrne5 piston: .Demare
"DIe Lustigen Brueder'. VolIstaedr
Tho High school Cadets march. Sousa
The following is the programme TO be
rendered by the Exposition band to-day
in the band pavilion, at the grand court,
near the Administration building, commenc-
ing at p. NJ.
Grand overture, William Tell" i6y reqGestj O'''
obiiiieato Tor flute by j. Koppitz: OBOE, C.
DicEman.
Solo for euphonium. theme and variations (by
Kat
Selections from the opera "Biuf King Hap
introducing ali the principal gems of this
popular work for cariOnet cornet, eu-
phonium, trombone and horns
'' With tS bell OBJ i4ato G. Prince D'nuiA
Tattoo ComiQue." humoresque (by requestl
Grand overture, "fannhatlser'' .........R wagner
Duos.fOr cornet (by requestl.., Schmidt
H. Schmidt and g. Bennett.
operatic selection "Nabuccodono zor". Verdi
Solos for corner clarionet, horn. euphon-
ium and trombone.
Waltz. La Refine de la Mer'' ......... Sousa
Idyl "The Mill in the Forest" -Eilenberg
Galop. Clear the Course. .Jaxone
The following are the programmes to be
rendered by the Iowa State Band to-day:
MORNING.
March, "The White City,. Dalbey
Overture ''Crown Diamonds. .............w Weber
waltzes. Immortelles". Gungl
Seiss'' Seautfai selection from the popular
opera. introducing solos. etc.
ke5nrn &C, Of seotland Gesg
A grand potpourri of Scotch melodies.
Selection, "Tarquato Tasso' Donizetti
Galop, '.Paltergeister'.. Faust
AFTERNOON.
March. THE Dragons Call" ............ Eilenberg
Overture. "orpheus' .-.................O fe nbac
Clarionet solo. selected, by .........C. H. Hubbard
Selection, "Boccaccio ......................Sup pe
Introducing solos for all the principal in
strumeuts.
ain the Clockstore." fantasia. Charles J. Orth
'.AIbIon." grand fantasia on English. Scotch
and irish airs -...''''...-.'...,..- ....boetonS
March, Wang. Morse
EVENING.
March from "Athalia" .............. Men elssohn
Overture, "RienZi" (by request) Wagner
..waItz du Tambourin" ................. Bogeuti
Fantasia on "Ny Old Kentucky Home DaIbey
Variations for all the principal instruments.
Selection. mariana. kappey
Patrol, Parade of the Freaks of the Midwin-
ter FAIR first timel ......... ........,.. Dabey
"Cavaleria Mascagni
March, "Colonel Cook"
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SUNDAY MUSIC.

The Vienna Prater will be unusually
lively this afternoon. There will be bal
loon ascension in the afternoon at . O'Clock,
and in Franz Joseph Hall the Imperial vi
emma Prater orchestra will render the fol-
lowing programme:
AFTERSooS-sTRING CONCERT.
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ELECTRIC WATERS.

PrismatiC Colors Flow
From the Fountain.
WELL OF RAINBOW TINTS.
Many People at San Mateo's
Pretty Villa.
THE CHINESE BUILDING OPEN.
Italy's Day in the Manufactures
Building-Her Handsome Section
Now Complete.
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DR.. Julius Smolzanski will givea free lecture.
GU "HeiDe and His rempOrarles" IN the
Temple Emanu-Ef on Tuesday evening.
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A Corner on Books.
Standard works for 10 cents. See novel
adyertlsemento ON page Is.
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THE PRISMATiC FOUNTAIN.

are displayed.
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All ! all ! il Ia Il ! s'ecria-t-
ellie. Ecoutez CONNIE il fait claquer
joyeusement son fouet ! il arrive ! il
arrive !
Eft en- effet on entendait al loin lie
claquement repete dun fouet qui
coupait Fair,
oh /! lie vaurien |! s'ecria lie
pere Toris en- rampant du pied avcc
co!ere. L'etourdi ! il va faire courir
lie cheval ! II va Sc casser bras ct
jambes tout al'heure. Voyez CONNIE
la charrette cahOte dams IL chemin F;
il va tout briser. Soyez sure quiz
n'arrivera pas jn>qu lei SAILS METRE
tout en- pieces. Lecerveie me payera
celia !! Oh &c, Jeunes gems ! Ii II y q
pas moyen de les contenlr. Attends
attends, Va
-A''I, bpl, uC NouS ldIuSA pa"
per- T"rts, dit Clara dune voiA
insinua G. c'est lie p~lai,ir, la joie.
Je vals conrir au-devant de iui e
lui dire d'aller moius vlte.
-Oui, vous avez beau dire: ecou
tez comme ma pauvre ,:harrette era
quee grince grommeIa lie vieillard
Le forgeron Y trouvera sou compile
Eft dire que mon pauvre argent es
gaspil!e comme celia Tenez, tenez
VOLTA lie cheval qni trotte!
Clara n'entendit pas cette dernier'
iamentation. Rapide omm |;
heche aui s6chappe de Fare, ELI
s'etait elancee au dehors ct courait
les mains Gtendues, au-devant DIT
jeune homme.
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Par suite dune convention inter
venue entire administration du
J0Mndl DIES Debdts ct celle de Ia
SENTINELLE dc Thibodlux, nous
avons obtenu que nos lecteurs btnc-
ficicraient dune reduction de 60
sous sur announcement IA TEDITIoN
nEBDoMADAiRE du Journl dcs
Dcbdts. Ii leur suIlira done de
dGtacher lie bulletin ci-dessous ct de
nous ladresser pour que labonnc-
ment he leur collte que S4.4o au lieu
de $500.
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LIE
VLDlIL J: VILLAGE
PAR HENRI CONSCIENCE.
IL
Suite.

-Vous avez trop de bontG, dit-il
enfn, je ne merite pas celia
Et, levant soudain les mains au
ciel. il s'6cria
All JIG pourrais C tchapper a
ropprobre II ne sera5t pas trop
tard pour eypier mes fautcs passees p.
JIG trouverais une famille qui maine
ralt 3! je pourrals TRAVELLER pour ma
chere Clara ct me rendrc dlgnc &c de
la doucc affection qu'elie me porte !.
je poulrais la voir h~eureusc, All !.
Torfs, excellent homme u vous
etes, vous voulez me rendre la vie, lie
repos dc Tame, la contiance en- la
honte de Dieu, merci, merci ,
-DonneZ-moi la main Ia-dessus,
dit lie vielllard. donGez-ia-moi CONNIE
III gage d'amitie ct dc PERSEVERANCE.
Jean Staers Sierra la main de son
voisin dune etreintc tG5rlle; ct
CONNIE sill ne pouvait garder de
mesure en- rien, il accabla ie yieiIlard
d'ardents remerciments. Il tel point
que Torfs, pour METRE fin Il ses
protestations dc reconnaissance, lin
terrompit dun ton grave ct strieux :
jean, dit-il, j'ai fol dams la 10y
aute ct Ia fermetG de votre resolution ,
mails DermetteZ-moi de vons parler,
une fois encore. CONNIE sill etalt
possible que vous succombassiez Il la
%tentation. &c que je demande de
vous est lie priX de I@avenir ct du
bonheur dc votrc file, 81 vous vous
iaissiez, unc seule fois encore, seduire
par la poisson, je briSerais sans mise
ricorde toutc relation ayec vous, ct
je defendants meme IA MOI fills de
yoir desormals Clara. dussG ic en-.
ployer pour celia toutc mon autoritG
%paternelle. &c nest pas Ia fermetG
qui me manque &c que jai mure.
ment decide est toujonrs infaiIiibIe
ment execute. Mais je suis certain
que vous ne briserez pas. CONNIE IN
pere inhumain, III vic de voire file
pour s~atlsfaire une malhcureusc pas
Sion. Vous reconnaftrez qu'un abime
d'opprobre, de mlsere ct de rt;proba
ton est Ouyert sous % piedS vous
ne vous Y precipiterez pas en- y
engloutiSsant votre enfaut avec vous
maintenant que lie salut ct H. honlicul
vous sourient.
Non, non. III craiguez rien. dit
Jean Staers dune voiX emne. il
suivrai votrc conScil, je me iaIsscrai
uuider CONNIE I'm enfant. le me
sonmettrai il votre volontc ct vous
seryirai avee gratitude ct resi- ect
Je ne puts dire advantage, les paroles
me manquent pour exprlmer CONNIE
il fault lie sentiment de reconnaissance
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION or pARrNERSIIIP-NEW
Orleans, Nov. 18th, lSa3.-Thc partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name
of SEWN Il I.EGENDRE is this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. Liabilities win be
assumed by r. L. SEWN. who will continue
the business at No Il and 5 Toulouse.
NJ. A. LEGFNDRE.
+. L. SEWN.
REFERRING TO ii ABOVE, WISH s
continuance of the patronage as heretofore
extended to SEWN \ Legendrc.
NJ. A. LEGENDRE
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jeune holnme.

L'apres-d1nec, Jean Staers Sc rem
dit chez o voisin pour y TRAVELLER
CONNIE jo~urnalier.
lie pere Torfs lui nit un leau en-
main ct lie mena vers la grange OIL lis
devaient Dattre de Jorge nouyelle
avec un second ouvrier.
Lorsque Jean Staers entra dams la
grange, il fut saisi dun douloureux
frisson; la colere contracta ses levres
ct lie rouge de la homie couyrit son
front. II venait de reconpaltre dams
louyricr IN de ses anciens domesti-
ques, que, dams un acces d'ivresse. il
await brutalement chasse de sa
ferme.
lie pauvre manpuvre lui SQUIRT
familierement. ct dams O sourire ii
V await CONNIE une raillerie venrc-
resse. C'est du moins &c que crut
Jean Staers, don't lie cpur, a cette vue
ct sous cette prescription. s'emplit
dun fiel amer.
Ce fut pis encore quand Jean
Staers, soft quill fut dlstrait. soft
quill cit perdu l'habitude de &c ira
vail, fit retomber son ftau avec mala-
dresse ct en- dehors de IL mesurc.
L'ouvrier Sc nit a dire DIES plaisante-
ries ct s'egaya u dtpens de l'inha-
bilete de son anc;en maitre. Celui ci
comprlma Il @rande pelne 81 col6re,
tiXa o~bstinement les veux sur la
paille etendue dams laire. ct ne re-
garda plus ses compagnons de la
beur.
lie vieux Torfs crul voir dams le
mutismc obstlne de Staers une suite
naturellc du chagrin que lui causalt
lie mallleur Gni lavait frappt. Pen
dant lapr6s-dinee entiere il fit tOus
les efforts possibles pour relever SOL
courage, ct meme lorsqu'on jeta SUI
laire de nouyelles garbes, lie vieillarC
protita de ~l'occaslon pour dire dies
~ioyeuseteS, aii,, damener. 81 c'Gtai
possible, un sourire sur les levres d.
son voisln attristc.
Tout fut inutiie Jean Staer:
travaiIlait ayec I'm zelc tel que |:
sueur r%uis>clail de son front. ct biep
tot il sacqnltta de- sa taclle avec ha
hiiete MATS IL tontes les maruue,
damitiG du vleillaul. il he faisait un,
de brevcS rcponSes ct NJ disalt pas
I'M mo- de plus quill nen fallait pout
nc paraltre nj gro>sier nj impo!i.
Celia dura ainsi jusqu'i ia tombe,
de In mutt. Jean Staers salua froide
ment, prit congo lie son voisin ct ;,
rcndit a 81 demeurc, Lor>quc Iou
vrier lui await Souliaitc le honsOi
enlightenment, il await d6tournG |:
tete sans r6pondre.'
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PRIME A NOS

La plupart DIES grands journaux
strangers publient une EDITIoN HEB
DoMADAIRE, destinee 4 tenir au
courant dies ~Gvenements de Ia semai-
ne ceux de leurs nationaux qui
vivent hors du pays mails il n'exIs-
TAFT jusqu'ici en- France aucune publ
cation similaire.
LIE journal des Dfbats, don't on
connalt la vieille reputation ct la
transformation r6cente 81 hardie,-
c'est maintenant lie seul journal quo
tidien qui paraisse deux fois, par
iour-le JOuYHGl des Dfbats went de-
combler cette lacune Ell creant une
EDITION HEBDuMADAlRE.
Nos lecteurs apprec;eront la
valeur de cette publication, en- Sc
%rappelant que lie Journal des Debats
compte'au nombre de ses collabora-
teurs les hommes qul, dams le monde
DIES lettres ct de la politique. occu-
pent lie premier rang en- France. Il
nous sutiira de otter les MONS de NM
Leon Say, Alexandra Dumas. Ludo-
vic Halevy, Gr6ard, Ernest Lavisse,
E. Rouse, +. Melchior de Vogiie.
Meilhac, Brunetiere, de TAcadGmie
FRANCHISE L. ct A. Leroy-Beaulieu,
de Molinarl. Maspero, Bardoux,
Boutmy, Berger, CASTOR Paris.
Perrot, L. Reyer, de l'Instltut; lie
professeur Grancher ct lie docteur
Daremberg, de rAcademie de Mede-
cine Aynard, Charles-Roux, Francis
Charmes, Paul Deschanel, Dietz,
Heurteau, Charles Malo, Z. Weyl.
Harry Ais, ~Chail!ey-Bert. Jules
Lema1tre. Arvede Barine, B%onvalot,
Chantavolne, Desjardlns, Faguet,
Fllon, Gebhart, A. Hallays, Fl. Hous-
save, \. Julien, A. Michel, II. dc
Parville. Ratfaiovich. f. Rod, Guy
Tomel. etc.
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dams les deux editions du journal
quotiGien ellie dome ainsi, outre dc
nombieuseS Guides dart ct de littGra-
ture, lie tableau le plus comp!et DIES
evenements de Ia semaine. Ellie
constitute done la meilleure dies
reyues. Ellie est aussi la moins
chere, car ellie ne coute que -
francs par a%joutons que son
formal commode (32 pages grand
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~conserver facilclncnt en- volume.
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