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GROVER THE EMANclPAroR.

Our Grover he is mighty, he's great. he's GOOD.
he's wise
He loves US ana no wAtcass oer our welfare
night and day.
He Is freeing us from labor, we're the apples OF
his eyos.
lie - our emAncipator we who were proteo-
tons prey.
He saw our toll, our greasy CRIME. our weary,
sweaty plight.
lie saw we had no leisure that our backs we're
bent for hire;
He grieved. be mourned. he worried, he resolved
our foes % smite.
He stopped the fact'ry whistle. he put out the
factry fire.
And now we're free 10 wander over hill and over
dale.
In Europe win be done our work. which leaves
US free from care;
We're gentlemen Of leisure now, nt us no boss
dare rail.
And relief funds and the soap house supply our
bracing fare.
Our friend, the jolly farmer too Is happy and
content,
Canadian hens will lay his eggs, potatoes he'll
import
We're all In Growers clover, somewhat short OF
nourishment,
Were hungry, but we're happy, for our Grover
holds the fort
AUGUSTUS JACOBSON.
n
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

The resolutions adopted by the Repub-
lican convention for Iron county on
Thursday were brief, probably too
abrupt for the exgency they were intend
ed TO meet. Yet, there is a deal OF pun.
gent truth IN those few words and our
readers will be able to extract an cx-
haustiye political sermon from between
the lines. "Hnve made paupers of our
former prosperous laborers" covers the
ground quite effcctually and each word Is
a chapter on the greatest calamity oi
American politics
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07
Mortgage Sale.
w. j. Brown,
CLERK

First publication April 2s last July 81.
Whereas default has been made IN the pay
ment OF the money secured by amortgage dated
the eighteenth day OF February In the year
eighteen hundred and ninety three executed by
Julia H. O'lIara OF the city of Iron Mountain,
Michigan, To George ~ Brown Of Crystal Falls
Michigan which said mortgage was recorded IN
the office OF the Register Of Deeds Of The County
of Iron Ia I.iber q Of mortgages on par lSO on
the twentieth day Of February, lsn3, a. eleven
O'Clock a. m and whereas the amount 81 lined
to be due on said mortgage al the date 81 this
notice A. lie snm Of one hundred nine Do'hrs OF
principle and interest and the further some OF
TWENTY-FIVE dollars ~ AN attorney lees lpulaten
for In said mortgage which is the whole amount
claimed 20 bc unpaid on said mortgng. niid no
suit or proceeding having been instituted ~ law
10 recover the debt now remaining secured by
said mortgage or any part thereof whereby the
power Of sale contained Ia said mortgage has
become operative, Now Therefore notice II here
by given,that by virtue OF the said power oi sale
aud in pursuance of the statute in such case
made aud provided the said mortgage VIII be
forpcloscd by u sale of the promises therein des
cribed at public auction 20 the highest bidder
az the front door of the court house ~ the
village of crystal Falls la said County OF Iron
on the 2Ird day of July 1894 at ten o'clock In
the forenoon of that day Which said premises
are described Ia said mortgage ~ follows 20
wit. Lot numbered sixty.rcyen t61l ot the
original recorded plat of the village uf Crystal
Falls. County OF Iron state Michigan. Dated
April 2Gth 1891. GEoRGE brown,
A. L. FLEwEtIING, MortgaRee'
Attorney.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

Az THE DIAMOND Drill goes TO press
the latest reports obtainablc IN regard
To the great strike at Chicago render
the aspect OF the situation very Inr from
the point where adjustment might be
reasonably expected The United States
troops ordered 10 the scene OF riot are
insufficient in number TO master the sit
uation aud re.iniorcements from Forts
Brady nnd Leayenworth are now arriy-
ing. That there would he bloodshed
with the next twenty-four hours seemed
almost cerlnIn last night.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07
REPUBLICAN STATE CON-
VENTION.

TO rHE REPUBLICAN EIEcroRs or THE STATE
on MICHIGAN The Republican Electors of the
state OF Michigan. and All Others who may ds
sire 90 unite with them In upholding the prnei-
pies OF the Republican party as declared IN the
platform adopted by the last National Republi
can Convention, are hereby requestea 70 senu
TO be held AZ Hartman Hall, Ia the CITY OF
Grand Rapids, beginning at 10 o'clock a. IN,
Tuesday, July 3lst, 1894, for the purpose OF
uominating candidates for State Officers, the
election Of n Chairman OF the Republican state
Central COMMITTEES, and two members OF thht
committee from each Congressionai Dstrict
aud for the transaction of such other business
as usually comes before the convention.
Every county will be entitled 10 one delegate
fer every 500 OF the total vote ecastlor 1oNefhor
at the last election November, 1902, ana 20
one additional delegate for every traction
amounting TO 500, but each organized county
will be entitled 20 at least two delegates
Under the resolution OF 1888 no delegate VIII
be entitled 90 a seat In the convention who does
not reside in the county he proposes 70 repre'
sent
are requested 20 meet la caucus at O'Clock on
the morning Of the day OF the convention 10
select candidates 10 be presented 20 the state
Convention for confirmation, ns follows. one
Vice President. one Assistant Secretary, one
member each of the committees on "Creden.
tials. "Permanent Organization and Order OF
Business" and Resolutions. aud two mem
bers of the state Central Committee, ana Tor the
transaction OF such other business as may
properly come before them.
~
23, 1880. the Secretary of each County Conven.
ton IL requested 90 forward 70 the Secretary oi
the state Central Committee, No. i, Newberry
Building Detroit, Mich, by the earliest mail.
after the delegates 60 the State Convention have
been chosen "A certified list of the delegates from
their respective counties, who are entitled 20
seats In the convention.
u NJ DuFFIELD Detroit
VI. A. CosANT, Monroe
ID. B AINGER Charlotte.
HANSEN ID. SMITH, CasSopos'
WM ALDEN SMITH, Grand Rapids.
III X. LOWELL, Flint.
NJ. N. MUGAS, Port Sanilac.
GEo. A. STEELE, st. Johns.
JOHN COLE, Fremont.
WM. A. FRENCH, Bell.
w. ID. JOHNSON Greenville
NJ NJ RILEY Bessemer
CHARLES WRIGHT, Detroit
A. W SMITH, Adrian
FRED NJ. WApLEI0u, Battle Greek
n. w WAIT, Sturgs.
GEO. w WEnBEn lonia.
". Is GALBRAITfI, Pontiac.
w. Is. WILLIAMS, Lapeer.
IL w. CAREY, Eastlake.
H. H. ALPIs West Bay city.
REs BANKER, Reed city
II. O. IOUN0, Marquette.
Republican state Central Committee.
WM X. Rates. JAMES MCMILLAN,
Secretary. Chairman
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07
The Keystone Watch
Case Co. of Philadelphia,

the largest watch case manufactur-
ing concern i'll the world, is now
putting upon the Jas. Boss Filled
and other cases made by it, bow
(ring) which cannot be twisted or
pulled off the watch.
1t is sure protectionagainst the
pickpocket and the many accidents
that befall watches fitted with the
old-style bow, which is simply held
III by friction and can be twisted off
with the fingers. 1t is called the
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

OF the past will not be repeated In the
future. II is better that miners receive
wages on the Democratic plan, $1.20
per day, than be compelled to remain
idle through the inaction OF the congress
the people elected 10 reform" matters.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

ANARCHIST Altgeld, OF Illinois, wants
the federal troops withdrawn from Chi
cago. The regulars are an eye-sore to
the anarchistic tastes Of John Patrick
and he says so. attempting TO conceal
his motive behind the ghost oi states
rights fogyism. Happily, the ideas ol
law and order Of Grover cleveland are n
little nearer the correct die than are
those Of the rcd-handed executive OF the
state OF Illinois and the troops will re-
mnin.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

As A matter Of political courtesy and
the reward for competent service, Hon.
&C.. Il. Roberts, OF Iron, should have no
opposition for the Republican nomina-
tion for representative from the Dckin-
son district this fall. No man in this
district would be his superior in the leg
slativc halls and we believe the boys
all along the line will send up another
shout for "Kit' Roberts when the time
cnmes
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

VERIFY, the American people are hard
Co please. For more than n year they
grumbled incesHantly nc the administrn-
tion Of Grover Cleveland, and now, when
the noble President Dcbs has announced
his determination To "rule or ruin" they
are displeased. But will they dare 60
conflict the dictates Of the "illustrious'
Debs, he who hath said "Thou shalt not
,,orl op
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

DoN. NJ. DICKINSON is now devoting
most OF his time 10 looking up the can
didates named at the recent state con-
vention OF the "cuckoos." Some OF them
failed 10 leave their address and il IL n
genuine Pinkerton undertaking To dis
cover them.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

The Republicans OF Iron county never
took kindly To dictation. II they shall
be compelled to abandon this loathing,
however, II will he well FOR would-be die
tators TO take into account the iact
that only Republicans will be allowed TO
weld the scepter. Renegade Democrats
will not do. Put pin In there.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

The Democratic iniquity, acquiring the
pseudonym, "wilron Bill' from Demo-
cratic tariff monstrosity introduced in
the House OF Representatives several
months ago, passed the Senate on Tues
day by a majority Of FIVE votes. That
our work people may be assured OF even
The starvation wagcs they are now re-
ceiving IL 10 TO be hoped that the delays
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07
Hair Ratea 20 Toronto.

On account az the Convention oi the
Baptist Young Peoples Union oi Amcri-.
ca, the Northwestern Line will sell cx
cursion tickets TO Toronto, Ont, and
NJ rate of one farc Tor the round trip.
Tickets ON sale July ~ aud lS-good
for return passage until August z. 1891.
For tickets and full Information apply
TO Agents Chicago x Northwestern Ry
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

EMIL BER0 will hardly allow his pea
nuts To burn while attending Dcmocrntic
campaign speeches in Crystal Falls this
fall. The starvation blathcrskites will
Eight shy" oi the iron country.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

THE silver views of Colonel Bliss
are meeting with hearty endorsement
throughout the state. Saginaw Courier
Herald.
The "silyer views" may he Bliss-iul
but there is n Richer view up this way,
as will be proven when the Republicans
from this neck o. the woods jog ohn.r-ly
along 90 the state convention.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

A FIRE at Jackson Park Thursday
night destroyed seven Of the Worlds
Fair buildings. There is little left Of the
great cluster Of buildings that mnde the
Court Of Honor forever memorable cx-
cept the massive framework.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

On July 2i and % the Northwestern
at exceedingly low rntes good Tor return
passage until August 20, inclusive. For
tickets and full information apply TO
Agents Chicago 4 North Western Ky.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

GROVER CLEVELAND has acted wisely.
lie will insist upon the maintenance oi
the dignity OF the federal laws in Chicago
II IL requires the entire United States
arlny TO accomplish this end.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

.Workingmen who arc striking
for higher wages do not seem 60 under
stand that high wages and democratic
rule are inc ,mphtible. The way To get
high wages Is 10 return the party Of
high wages 20 power.-lkansas City
Journal.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

80. While the democrats are groan.
ing and shedding tears over the suffer
ings 81 the labor class. brought about,
as they allcgc, by the Mckinley bill,
the people everywhere arc voting for
republicanism and protection -Ccdar
Rapids lIa.l Republican.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

... The free trade journals rejoice
with exceeding great JOY whenever n
manufactory, which has closed, re-
sumes business, but they keep on call
ing the proprictors robbers, and urging
congress 20 pass law which will shut
them up permanently. Louisville, Ky,
Commercial
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

We have heard OF no Democratic state
platform. Whats the use ?" would be
a very appropriate one.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

....In justice 20 the democratic party
let Il not bc forgotten that IL is ''re-
publican protection that Is denounced
in the Chicago platform a. fraud and
robbery. Nothing Is said about demo
cratic protection 90 trusts, combines.
importers and foreign manufacturers
MINNEAPOLIS Tribune.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

NoTroN, the agitator and precipitation
OF the Gogcbic mine strike, has made n
brilliant record as n friend Of the labor
ing man in the several upper peninsula
towns in which he has been located. In
Ishpeming he operated n wrong game,
6eecing the labomrs out oi theirmonthly
wages and finally left town "by special
request" and a tar-nnd.ieather attach
mcnt. In Iron Mountain he also oper-
ated n "stud gume" until the climate be-
came entirely too salubrious for his
comfort. At Florence, he would have
operated gnme, undoubtedly, had lac
been sober during his sojourn there. But
he was not. Ills little children sold pop
corn and the like about the Florence
depot TO keep his wife from starving
while "IIon. Il. NJ. Notion" kcptasdrunk
az opportunity permitted. At Crystal
Falls? Well his name is on several
signs here and il is also ON the account
books OF several people who were foolish
enough TO trust the drunken loaler. A
nice specimen TO lead men who are NJ
le,lst sufficiently honest TO work for a
livelihood, this "Hon. +. NJ. Notion
The miners Of this district envy those oI
the Ironwood field. They have n nice
long, new rope. IL has never been used
but il might bc.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

On motion Of Henley seconded 10y Glib.
son, and duly carried the Clerk and
Chairman were instructed TO drawordcrs
on the Treasurer for the bills as allowed
above. Thcreupon the Boards adjourned
until August 10, 1894.
w. j Brown,
CLERK
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

PuBLIsHEDEyERYsAru AT
URYsrALFALLs, IRONcoUNrY, MICHIGAN
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

J. y. Hccking Office expenses for April
and dMay..................... .............. 1910
John Trombley deputy sheriff ............... ESQ
............... 700
attending conrt....-...... 1900.
=" deputy sheriff iees........ 800
W. ]. Brown Office expenses for April
aud May. 400
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY.

Terms $500 per year. in advance.
The diamond drill., 1894-07-07

All Communication should be addressed 10
Tux DIAMOND DRIII. Crystal Falls, Mich.
Posr OFFICE Address Lock Box "B
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xxx

Daniel, dependant, Sc remettait
peu q peu, ct la raison reprenait
sur lui son empire. II soutint Mile
de la Vile Haudry jusqu'A I'm fau.
teuil, an coin de la chemin6e, ct
s'asseyant en- face DELE, apras lui
avoir prls les mains quill garda
dams les siennes, il demanda, il
exigea l'histoire fdele de ces deux
lamentables ann6es qui venalent
de s'6couler.
Et il fallut qu'elle lui dit tout,
ses humlliations Al'hotel de Ia
Ville-Haudry les outrages don't on
l'avait abreuv6e, de quelles calom-
MES indignes on await f6tri son
honneur de leune file, rincompr6-
hensible aveuglement do comte,
les sournoises provocations de ga
belle-mare, les immondes obses-
sions de sir Thomas Elg1n, enfn
tout ee; complot abominable, orea.
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THE
North-W1 estern
LINE
G. st. p. N. g. O. nv.
90 ALLez-vous

Prenez le chemin de fer Chica-
60. st. Paul, Minneapolis & Oma-
ha, autrement dit la Northwest
tern Line. pour aller de St-Paul
ct Minneapolis q SUPERIOR
Washburn, bayfield,, Ashland ct
toutes les Localities sur le lac Su-
p6rieur, ainsi qua Sioux City, Pi-
pestane, Sioux Falls, Omaha.
Kansas City ct tous les points d
lOuest
La Northwestern Line vous
couduira aussi jusqu'aux Black
Hills, ainsi que les importants
districts d'huile ct de Charlton du
Wyoming, ellie peut vous conduire
aussi dams les c6l6bres pinieres
du Wisconsin ct du Michigan. at
vous amener aux grandes mines
de fer de Mesaba. Gogebic ct Yer
million.
II ny q pas une ligne qui soft
mieux 6quip6e pour faire le service
direct des passengers que Ia North
western Line, aussi est-elle deye-
nue. Ia ligne favorite DIES touristes
de ceux qui sont q la recherche de
terres, des 6migrants enfn do
tout e public voyageur.
Pour autres informations, allez
au num6ro l59 TroisiAme rue Est.
ct - Nicollet House Block. Min
.neapolis, GU bien ecrivez 1 T az
Teasdale, Agent-gen6ral DIES pas.
sagers, 4 st. Paul, MINI.
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s'emparer du depot qui lui a ST

s'emparer du depot qai lui q etc
conf6 sans faire assaseiner M.
Ohampcey? Evidemment oui. Done
il faut chereher ailleurs le mobile
du crime. O'est Ia peor, me direz-
vous. qui la pousse: Non, car an
moment oh il q embauch6 Bagno.
let, il ne pouvait pr6voir de quel-
les monstrueuses infamies il g.
rendrait coupable IN an plas tard.
Oroyez-en.mon experience: je dis
cerne en- toute cette afaire une
precipitation ct une maladresse
qui trahlssent la passion, une hal
ne vlolente, on bien....
II s'iIterrompit brusquement ct
parut ref6chir ct d6lib6rer en- hi.
meme, pendant que dun mouve-
ment machinal il caressait son
mention glabre. Puts. tout 4 coup,
arretant sur Daniel IN regard
Strange.
Isl la comtesse Sarah vous al
matt, monsieur Ohampceyl pronon-
"a r~naff.Aar
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Y Pianos ct Orgues ac(
~ La cliel
On l'envoie en- France pour y 6tre
ju96.
EFT Br6van....
-Je suis snrprls quill ne soft
pas encore arret6. LIE dossle: de
r'afaire a 6t6 exp6di6e 3 Paris par
IN navire parti plus lie quinze
jours avant moi. 90. II est vrai
que le Saint Louis" Ia peut-etre
d6vanc6. En- tout cas- je suis char
g6 dune lettre pour le parauet.
Une sorte de d6lire s'6tait empa-
rs du pare Ravinet, aes gestes
6taient ceux dun fou, ct I'm rire
v4ritablement effrayant secoualt SO
poitrine q la briser.
-Je verrai Br5van sur P6cha-
faud, disait-il, oui, 1e l'y verrail
Mails de CO moment, cen fat fat
de la log,que ct de l'ordre msinte
nus tant bien que NAL par le bon
homme. CONNIE il arrive toujours
entire gems que Ia passion exalte.
ardents 4 appreodre ce qu'ils igno-
rent, peu ~pr6oocupes de dire c.
qu'ils savent, la confusion arriva
vite. e. g questions Sc croisaient ct
SO pr6clpitaient, sans suite, sans
raison, les responses ne sc rappor-
talent plus aux demandes. Cha
Gun %pr6tendait etre 6cout6, tous
parlaient q la fois.
ST. bien que des applications qui,
conduites avec m6thode eussent
etc raffaire de vingt minutes, ext
gerent plus de deux heures...
Enfn, au bout de CO Temps, ct
apres des efforts, il fut possible de
r6unir la somme des informations
du pAre Ravinet, de Daniel ct de
Mile Henriette, la v6rit6 commen-
Ga 4 SO d6geger du chaos, ct le
plan de Sarah Brandon ct de ses
assooies apparut.
Et dependant, le vieux brocan-
teur n'etait pas p%lainement satis-
fat. Au phi de ga levre inf6rieure
ct au clignemeat de ses yeux jan
mes, il 6tait ais6 de voir que ses
convictions h6sitaient encore, ct
que. certaines circumstances lui pa
raissaient imparfaitement expli
qu5es.
-Terez, monsieur Ohampcey,
commenca-t-i], enfn, plus je refs.
CHS plus je me p6netre de cette
id6e que Sarah Brandon nest pour
rien dams toutes ces ateAtatives
d'assassinat don't vouss. avez failli
devenir victime. Ells est trop for
te, en- "a ~perversit6, pour descen-
DIRE q des moyens 81 g~rossiers, qui
toujours laissent des traces ct fna-
lement conduisent en- cour d'assi-
ses. Ellie agit seule, quand ga re-
solution est prise, ct jamais ellie
ne s'est servie que de completes
involontaires qui ne sachant rien
ne pouvaient la trahir.
Daniel 6tait ,devenu pensif.
-Oe que vous me dites Ia, muir
mura.t.il, n. de Br6van me l'avait
dit autrsfoisl
LIE bonhomme ne dut pas Pen
tendre, tant passionnement II ap-
pliquait toutes ses faculties 4 sui
vre le fl t6nu de ses inductions.
Dependant, co%ntinuail-il, Penn
de Oroohard, dit Bagno-
let est IN fat. Br6van aurait il
done agi . l'insu de Ia coDtesse Sa-
rah, ct meme 4 pencontre de SEES
C'est admissible. MATS
alors? dams quel but.
Pour s'emparer de la fortune
que NJ. Ohampcey await 81 l'im-
de lui confer! r6pondit
Mile Henriette.
Mails le pore Rsviaet hocha Ia
Eete dun air sagace.
-O'est une exploitation, ft.il, je
1'en disoonviens pas, settlement
,e nest point Ia bonnie, Ia v6rita-
ole. lie meurtre est IN exp6dient
i dangereux, que les plus redou-
ables~ sc6lerats ne l'adoptent qua
eur corps defendant ct 4 la der.
,ia1e extrsmit6. Brevan poavait-il
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abandonner son enfant an caprice
des plus abb cts sc6lsratsl
Et CONNIE la pauvre file ARE
TAFT sur lui des yeux suppliants:
Soft, ft.il ne parlons pas du
comte, il est votre pere. il suf6t.
Puts froidement:
Mails, de Thomas EIgin, je iu-
re Dieu quill ne mourra que de
ma main. QUAINT 4 Sarah Bran
don....
II fut inrerrompu par le vieux
brocanteur, qui, lui frappant sur
r6paule, lui dit aveo nm SQUIRE in.
d9fnissable:
-Vous ne feres pas tant d'hon-
neur 3 Honorable Thomas EIgin,
monsieur Ohampoey. Go nest pas
de lep6e dun honaete homme que
meurent les gems CONNIE lal!
Dependant, Mile Henriette await
repris son r6cit, ct distant SO stu
peur ct ses pressentiments sinis-
tres, On arrlvant dams oette pauvre
chambre de la rue Grange-Ba ate
liere, 3 pelne garni de meubles de
rebut....
-Et p%ourtant. Henriette, inter
rompit Daniel, la veille meme de
mon depart j'svais couf6 3 Get
homme toute ma fortune pour
qn'il la NIT q votre disposition en-
cas- do mslheur.
-Quoil s'6cria le vieux brocau,
teur, veus sviez....
Ii n'acheva pas, mails il eonside-
"a le jeune officer dun air de Gu
riosit6 ahurie, CONNIE IN ph6no
meme understandable. Tristement
Daniel hochait la tete.
-Oai,. je sails, fit il, c'6tait nm
acte de d6mence... moins grand
dependant que de lul confer ma
fanc4e. Je croyais 4 l'amitf6 de Get
homme.
Eft d'ailleurs, objeota Nine
Bertolle, comment supposer une 81
efroyable trahisonl II est de ces
crimes don't .jamais le soupcon
n'eMeurera les gems de cmurl
Mile Henriette poursuivait, di.
SAINT ces impressions, quand pour
Ia premiere fois ellie s'6tait tron-
wee aux prises avec la misere. aveo
le besoin, avec la faim. Mails quand
ellie en- arriva aux d~6gootantes per-
solutions de la Chevassat.
-Arretezl s'6cria Daniel.
Et profond6ment troubles:
All je blen antendu? demAnda-
til. Est CO bien Chevassat que
s'appellent les %concierges de la
rue de la Grange-B ateliere?
Quill Pourquoi?'
-Parce que le v6ritable nom
de Maxine de Br6van est. Jus.
tin Ohevassat.
LIE pere RsviDet fit I'm bond de
trols pieds.
-Qaoi s'6oria-t il, voas savez
celal
-Depuis trois mois. Je sails
aussi que mon.... ami Maxine de
8r6van, la fer gentilhomme que
recevaient les salons les plus aris-
tocratiques de Paris, a 6t6 au ba-
|gne.... pour faux.
Mile Henriette s'6tait dress6e,
Ia pupille dilat6e par la stupeur.
-Alors, balbutia-t. ellie, CO mise
rable serait...
-Le fills de la Oheyassat, oui,
mademotselle, r6pondit Nine Ber-
tolle.
Obi fit Ia pauvre jeune file,
oh!
Et lourdement ellie Sc laissa re-
tomber sur son fauteuii, 6pouvan-
tee de tant d'infamies. Ssul le
vieux brocanteur conservait enco-
re son sang froid froid.
Comment avez vous appris ce-
la? demanda.t il q Daniel.
Par l'homme que mon ami
Maxine await pave pour m'assas-
siner..
Positivement Mile de la Vile
Haudry sentait 50 raison s'6garer
Ali j'avais bien compris que
CO lache en- voulait q votre vie,
Daniel. Je vous al 6orit de
prendre garde....
EFT j'ai recn votre lettre, mon
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