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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27

Atits meeting A. Charleston Wednes-
6sv. the state League Of Republican
Clubs might appropriately have chang
ed its name 10 the state League Of Re
publican Candidates. The meeting was
remarkable for the strong attendance
o. candidates for one thing and anoth-
o. from political pie down 20 political
bread CRUMBS. and equally remarkable
for the small attendance outside OF the
candidates. who composed the bulk o..
the delegates. The meeting was small
and cold and perfunctory in It's per-
formances. greatly in contrast with the
spontaneous outpoUring Of Democrats
from every. section Of the state az the
meeting Of the Democratic Committee
a. Parkersburg recently
since their last great victory the
trend o. events has seemed 20 have
taken the heart out Of the rank and hle
Of The Republican party. not only in
West Virginia but throughout the coun-
t-y. The demonstrated inability OF a
Republican Congress 20 do anything
Ror the good Of the country. the rapid
recovery o. our industries under the
benefcent enecrs Of Democratic tarin
legislation and. the utter demolition q
the Republican theory on this subject
have left the Republican party with
su- sn issue-the currency Issue &
dare not declare itself upon-and with
10 hope except In the dissemination
o. the Democracy. This is the si-ua-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27
ANOTHER IMMIGRATION SCHEME.


One Of the bills On the subject Of i'm
nigraSon nov before Congress pro
vides that no newcomer shall be per
mitted 70 land in the United States
without the possession of certificate
from an American consul that he is a
desirable" immigrant This has long
been A favorable scheme for preventing
undesirable immigration, but it would
have about Just as much worth as have
the Consular certificates TO invoices Of
imported sugar or dry goods.
To is not in the power Of Consul
to inform himself whether persons who
wish TO migrate 10 America possess
the desirable elements Of character. He
would have % depend upon the recon-
nenda-ions Of strangers who had no
interest in the matter. The authorities
Of the city in which he might reside
could not help him. for they would have
a natural interest in retaining good
people and IN warmly recommending
the least desirable persons intending 20
emigrate.
In order TO carry ont such law i-
would he necessary for the government
20 largely increase IT'S Consular agents
not only i'm European seaports. bur in
all the regions where migration flows
20 these shores. Should the law pass.
quite a lively traffic would be likely 20
take place in Consular certificates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27
YOUNG BOY SHOT.

While Wm. Sipple. young son OF
Joseph Sipple nightwatchman al the
North Wheeling glass factory. and a
companion. Ben Dunlap. son or the
well-known pa-rOlman. were playing on
the river bank between Fifth and Sixth
streets. Wednesday night. Supple re-
ceived the contents Of a pistol hred by
Dunlap. Dunlap had been firing the
gun. and his companion in some man
ne. got in frCnt Of IT, The shooting
was not intentional The bali took ef-
fecr in the bows stomach. He walked
20 his home. and medical aid was sum
moned. The wound was no. dangerous
and will not result seriously.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27

After Nat Ksnawha TOW had all been
nicely Fixed up and the rough places
snoo-hed over by Col. Hart and other
Mckinley boomers. Uncle Bill Dave
Goshorn had 20 get in among the dele
gates and throw all the fat into the
fire again. Then came blows and
bloody noses and black-eyes and other
decorations that usually go with de-
bate under Queensberry rules and not
with the deliberations OF a political
asssnblag Our dispatches on the
subject are interesting IL was. in
deed. a lively scrap and in the melee
some neat juggling was done with the
delegation. And the end is not YET.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27
HOTEL BEHLER CLOSED.

The Hotel Behler closed yesterday.
The lease Of Mrs. C. R. Behler who has
been conducting the hotel. does not ex-
pire. however. until April lst The
owner OF the building Is Mr. ". B.
Howell. who formerly conducted II IN
der the name OF The Howell House Il
Is understood that he viii secure some
person 20 manage the business
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27
WATTERSON ON LINCOLN.

To-morrow's edition Of the Register
will contain the full text Of Henry Wat
terson's matchless eulOgy upon Abra-
ham Lincoln. 10 be delivered al the
Opera House this evening.
Secure a copy Of the paper. and care
fully read this splendid tribute to the
Martyr President
Extra copies may De had at this o.
nee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27

An Indiana man saws he has discov-
bred a new OF first state OF matter and
avs his discovery is greater than any
81 Edison's or Roentgen's. And 10
doubtless could prove il. If old Bill
Jones wash dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27

ton Of the Republican party to-day. in
State and nation.
With an organized and harmonious
force. the Democratic party can win
an Overwhelming victory this year.
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DIED.

"Wednesday. March .. 1895. a.
u:l5 o'clock ?. NJ. Josephine. daughter OF
Henry and Agnes Auber. aged j. years. 8
months and 8 days.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 3532
Jacob street. Saturday morning al $50
o'clock. Requiem mass al the Church Of
Immaculate Conception az o'clock In
terment ar NJ. Calvary cemetery. Friends
Of The family invited 10 attend.
WOODCOCK-At his home. in Bridgeport.
o., at l a. M. Monday. March 23rd. 1895.
Samuel WoodcocS, in the 10th year OF his
age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27

The bin passed by the legislature
Of Ohio 10 prevent the corrupt use OF
money in elections. vas not meant 10
opplv 70 Mark Hanna and the Mckinley
boom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27

Speaking Of the iniQuitous Raines
bin. Dr.. Psrkhurst says: IF the ten
commitments had been damned
through as the Raines bin has / would
break them all" The Doctor has lost
none Of his wonted ginger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27
THE CITY CHARTER.
The Subcommittee Held an Important
Session, Last Evening.

A General Interchange Of Ideas
Among the Members Which
Showed an Entirely Harmonious
Feeling as to the Main Points TO
be Attained-An Attorney Not
Yet Selected - Adjourned Until
Next Thursday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27

Senator PETER objects 20 an sppro-
priauon for a Senate barber. arguing
that the people ought not 70 pay for a
barber 70 shave Senator'S. PETER has
10 interest in a barber. himself.
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B. & 0. SHOPS CLOSED

Louisville, Ky. March 26.-A special
TO the Times from Washington. In
diana. says: The B. & o. S. W. shops
here were closed down indefinitely this
morning, turning over 400 men out Of
employment No reason is assigned,
sudden and unexpected action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27

The attempt TO gag the free silver
men az the Republican League meeting
resulted in a very lively scrap, and the
silver men are still Engaged.
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Bbrelin9 8e9isffF
CHARLES h TANEY. General N-sassr.

TIA REGISTER. embracing It's several
editions. IS entered Al the Pos'oines IN
Wheeling. ". Va. as sseond-c-ass ulalteE.
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PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Flying Mail Rack Breaks Switch and
Causes Cars TO be Derailed.

Causes Cars to be Derailed.
Macon. Ga. March 26.-The south
bound vesubuled train on the Southern
railway ran into a siding al Eastman at
o'clock this morning, injuring four
persons. A mail clerk threw out a bag
which struck a switch, breaking ii and
opening the siding.
The train ran into the side track and
collided with empty box cars. all being
derailed. The injured are: Miss Edith
Miller, Warren. O., arm badly bruised.
Mrs. John Reedy, Chattanooga. Tenn.
arms bruised. Conductor Edison. OF
the Pullman car, was slightly injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27

Republican platforms these DAYS are
rs7arkable for what s not in them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27

Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream to-day
bursts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27

Indar TO View Advertisements.
FOURTH PAGE.
Proposals for Use Of Fair Grounds.
For Rent-Geo. J. MathisOn-
shirt Waists. 5. Rhodes < Co
Wanted-Dental Students.
Wanted Person 20 Travel
Civil Engineers Brown & Habiete-
EIGHTH PAGE
Brace Cp-N. J. MCFadden.
Economy Day-Stons & ThomsS
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WEST VIRGINIA POSTAL AFFAIRS.

Special 10 the Register.
Washington, D. c.. March 26.-W. l..
Wilmoth was to-day appointed post
master at Top Of Allegheny. Pocahontas
county, ". Va, vice 7. J. Williams. re-
signed.
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WANTEc.


WANTED-A ROOM II THE CENTRAL
portion Of the city. furnished or unfurnisn-
ed. Answer a. once 20 p. o. BOX 2l3.
WANTED-DENTAL STUDENT. ALL
round worker who has mis- own operating
instruments. Address BOX 81. wheeling
". Va. nr-lq
WANTED-TRU STWORTHY PERSON
20 travel Salary $50 ana expenses Rel
erence. Enclose self-addressed Stamped
envelope. MANAGER. BOX z. Chicago.
mr27es
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MILL
er: Wei recommended, able 20 lake cnargs
Of a 75-bbl Winter Wheat Roller MIL.
Good wages and constant employment.
Apply Immediately 10 j. W DCNLENA,
Cameron. ". Va. mr36et
WANTED-A FEW AGENTS TO so
licit accident Insurance, industrial agents
preferred, no lapses; salary and commits
sion. Address j. 3. FINSTER, Managing
Agent, Weston, ". Va. mr-5et
WANTED-A RELIABLE LADY OR
gentleman 20 distribute samples and make
a hOuse-tO-house canvass tOr our Nege-
table Toilet Soaps so 20 SO a month
easily made. Address CROF~TS & REED,
SO 10 so Austin avenue. Chicago, Ill
mrlfea
WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO Run
as news agents on railroad trains. Apply
al Union News Co.'S office, e. q o. depot.
mrl5h
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GENERAL NOTICES.
pUBLIC LIBRARY NOTICE.

The Public Library viii be closed from
March 18th 90 March 31st. inclusive. for the
purpose Of taking annual inventory OK
on April Isl n and 90. the Library VIII
be open for reading. but TO BOOKS can oe
taken Ou- on these days
must b. returned or or before March 18th
mrl627
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TOR RENT-THE FINE RESIDENCE
50 North Main Street 81 S-t-s -rT In.
qu!re % L. c. STIFz.L. -. l-a.- street
mr96es
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FOR SALE.
GROCERY.

Fine location. best OF trade Possession
al once Satisfactory reasons for selling.
{. Y. HARDING Co.
nnE Narket streat
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STOCKS FOR SALE.

STOCKS FOR SALE.
National Bank OF West Virginia.
National Bank " WeIlsburg.
Astra-Standard MIL
Ia Belle Iron Works
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company.
Wheeling Ice ard Storage Company.
New steel Bridge.
wheeling Railway Company.
PivarsiGa Glass Company
Crvstai Glass Company.
Bloch Bros Tobacco Company
F7rs-kln Insurance Company.
Wood Bros. Planning MIL Company.
Wheeling Park Association.
A-ion Association
west Va Exposition and State Fair ASH.
Pos-wick Fire Proof Lath Company.
wheeling Electrical Company.
Wheeling Mould ard Foundry Company
SIMPSON & HAZLETT.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS

TO SELECT DELEGATES TO CHICAGO.
First District-Clarksburg. June Z.
Sr-0nd Davis.
Third Hinton. q.
Fourth Pr Pleasant t.
STATE NOMINATING CONVENTION;
WHEELING. AUGUST i.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS TO SELL THE ONLY SELF
working skirt supporter for shirt waists
and belt. No safety pins. Neat, dainty,
elegant: big profits. 5. J. & ". o. SIM
MONS, Boston. Mass. fe24ev
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED MISUNDERSTANDING MEN
70 sell goods BY sample at home. or travel.
easy seller; staple goods liberal salary O.
good commission. Address +. O. Box 10 D
New York City. ia3ltu.fri,rv -
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAUN-

THRUS ICES SALE or LAUN-
4 DRY.
In fun operation and the real estate upon
v-rirh the same Is situated.
vii sell al private sale the Wheeling
S..- Laundry" situate on Wheeling Isl
ara together with lot fronting sixty feet
On south York street Wheeling Island,
s-s an The buildings. machinery and fix
r-,-es situated thereon. The laundry j. n
GOOD working condition and a good busi-
ness is being done.
Ts-ms-One-thi-d OF the purchase money
-ssb and the balance in two equal INSTALL
--+s In six and twelve months with inter-
= from date the purchaser giving salts
factory sSgr-,iya bIa9g,iTs SIN o. the 2PasT
~ ESS,-sah T 5. RILEY. Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-27

WANTED-A ROOM II THE CENTRAL
portion OF the ci,y. furnished or unfurnisn-
ed. Answer a. once 20 ?. y. BOX 2l3.
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LA
MECHE DOR
-PAR-
PIERRE SALES.
QUATRIEME PART1E.
PIERRE SALES.

LIE DANGER DE Sc TEINDRE LES
CHEvEUx
Pcrsonne ne Ia Wit, il lui fut facile
de regagner Asnierss ellie Sc rendit
la gare ct prlt un des derniers
trains. Lorsqu'elle arriva chez ellie,
Marthe lui dit
Madame a Fair bien heureuse
-Oui 80. Je suis contente
Madame salt quill est tard
-Oui, couche-toi. Je mai besoin
de rien.
Ellie n'avait plus besoin maintenant
que d'arriver all lendemain pour
savolr iusqua quel point sa combi-
naison await reussi. Voyant un
paquet dams son boudolr, ellie dit
-Qu' 'est-ce done celia ?
-Leau pour les cheveux de
Madame, que lie coiffeur de Madame
,apporte aujourdhui.
Angelina tressaillit en- entendant
cette simple phrase /; la bonne remar-
quaint son enlargement de visage, dit:
-Est-ce que Madame men vent
plus !?
Non, dit settlement Angelina.
Et jette celia Je men veux plus
chez moi ....
Ellie prlt lie flacon ct laurait sans
doute brise mais la bonne lui enle-
va des mains en- remarquant
Pas lei, Madame, celia ferait des
taches.
Et MARITIME descendit en- murmu-
rant sournoisement
Plus souvent que jc vais !alsser
briser un facon que je vends quarante
francs Madame
Angelina Sc coucha mais ellie ne
dormit pas. Ellie etait surtout in
quiete de ne pas avoir de nouvelles
de Brigard. L'inquletude devint 81
forte quill lui fut impossible de
rester dams son lit. Ellie Sc leva ct
s'enveloppa de son pelgnoir de laine
rouge ellie NIT une mantille sur sa
tete, ct ALA s'asseoir sur son dlvan.
Ellie resta Ia, acroupie, attendant lie
matin, CONNIE hebetee. Ellie etait
encore la meme place, vers dix
heures; sa bonne n'avalt pas ose la
deranger. Tout coup, on soma a
la porte du pavilion; MARITIME monta
aussitot effaree 4:
Madame -. Madame F! ....
Tn homme que lie ne COMMAS pas ct
qui veut absolument vous voir.
-C'est moi, ma cousine
Et Serge parut au haut de resca-
lier.
In sourire de bonheur eclaira lie
visage de raventuriere ; ct, dune
voix pleine de tendresse, ellie muir
mura
-Merci, Serge, merci detre venu
Mais quelle imprudence |!
Bah! repliqua tranouillement
le jeune homme, vous savez bien que
je me moque de la police
Angelina fit un signe d Maritime
Retire-toi, ct garde bien ma
porte. Je ny suis pour personne J
Pour pcrsonne absolument
Les deux cousins etaient seuls
rien dams. lie vlsage, nj dams latitude
de Serge, ne trahissait les sentiments
81 crue!s qui ragitaient. Il etait
veau pour accomplir son devoir, pour
forcer Sd cousine i Sc llvrer ellie
meme 81 ellie 6tait coupable car il
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No5l

-Maman
Ma cherel
Au milieu de ses pleurs, Ia mere
dit:
Claude ? ....
Therese n'eut pas le temps de
repondre ; NJ. Lisars await fait un
slgne, ct les gardes forGaient madame
Garancler Sc placer un peu en-
arriere. LIE juge d'instruction dit a.
voix basse au chef de la surete
-Maintenant qu'elle bien pleure,
ellie parle:a encore plus facilement.
Et, revenant a Therese
-Mademoiselle, CONNIE je vous le
disals tout i l'heure, ii nous a etc
Impossible de falre notre enquete.
81 vous etes vlctime dune erreur.
nous serons heureux, croyez-le bien,
de ic reconnaitre au plus tot. Mais,
pour celia, il faut Que notre instruc-
ton soft complete, il faut que votre
frere ct Serge Mor"in viennent lei
Vous pourriez les taile prevenir, leur
ecrire -.
oh, Monsieur s'ecria Therese,
indlgnee, c'etait un piege que vous
nous tendiez Et vous comptiez sur
notre emotion pour nous arracher
notre secret -.
Tn sourire de bonleur eclaira
alors son visage: puisque ce iuge lui
await demande celia, c'est que Serge
ct Claude etaient sauves. NJ. Lisars
reprit, dun ton plus ralde
En- admettant que vos amis
soient innocents, lis commettent une
action reprehensible en- Sc soustray-
ant a Ia justice de leur pays:
Mon fills est seul juge de ce
quill doit faire dit gravement ma
dame Garancler.
-Caractere intrailable murmura
NJ. Lisars, en- haussant les epaules.
Et Il cherchalt reprendrc alroite
tement linterrogatoire, quand NJ.
Fourmont fut introdult ayec sa file.
Tandis que le notaire saluait les
magistrats, Julenne sauta au cou de
Therese. 0
lis sont sauves dit-elle en-
l'embrassant.
-Je l'avals bien devine. Je mai
rien dit.
Deja NJ. Fourmont, prenant sa file
par la main, la separait violemment
de son annie
--Ju.ienne, je te defends =.
-Bien, papa. Me voici.
Et les yeux baisses, failure sou
mise, lesplegle jeune file Sc plaza
aupres de son pere.
La porte SQUIRT de nouyeau.
Brigard arrivait, tout pale. en- meme
temps que lie celebre chlmiste Frede-
ric kriitz. LIE savant ALA poser une
petite boite sur lie bureau de NJ.
Lisars puts il Sc NIT examiner
Therese don't les yeux francs mouil-
les de larmes frent ausls0t 50 con-
quote. NJ. Lisars apres avotr salue
NJ. Kriitz, dit au premier clerc.
-Attendez-la nous aurons besoin,
tout rheure, de vos explications.
Brigard salua son patron ct Sc
plaza un peu dams Tomb il etait
tres inquiet, il n'avait pas eu le
temps daller chez Angelina, ct il lui
restait par tout le corps un peu de
cette fievre d'angoisse qul ravait
secoue pendant Ia mutt.
-C'est Mademoiselle +? dit Frede-
krutz, en- mOntrant Therese.
-Oui, dit NJ. Lisars.
Et, haussant un peu Ia voix
-Mademolselle, lorsque vous vous
etes evadee, nous n'avions pas encore
pu comparer yos cheveux Ia meche
lie cheveux qui a etc trouvee dams la
main du commandant. Cette meche
a etc remise a N Kriitz, qul la
piacee dams cette petite bofte, avec
celle qu'on await enlevee du MEDAL
lon de Serge Morain. J'ai cachete
moi-meme cette boite; je vals brlser
moimeme les cachets. Veuillez
nnrnettrp q III kriitz dlnxan,inor
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lc SulucF UluS SeS rCCucrceS uOc
chose morale, une chose materlelle.
Etalt-il vrai que sa oousine laimat
Sa resolution etait bien prise de ne
Sc demasquer que lorsqu'il auralt
dissipe tous ses dontes ct ses
doutes ravalent repris des quill
s'etait retrouve en- face de sa cousine.
D'abord. les cheveux d'Angelina
n'etaient pas blonds ct, CONNIE ellie
etait placee i contre jour, il semblait
4 Serge quill la revoyait tellc qu'elle
etait autrefois avec sa magnifque
tetc bruno.
Un duel de finesse, s'engagea entire
les deux parents, Serge plein de
doutes voulait forcer Angelina 4 Sc
trahir elle-meme. Ellie voulalt lui
faire deviner son amour; pour ex-
pliquer ses relations avec Me Four
mont ct Brigard ellie mentit effronte-
ment. Serge ne Sc departlt pas de
sa douceur anlmee, mais Ia certitude
cruelle, horrible, de la culpabilit9 de
sa cousine le faisait horriblement
souffrir. Finalement il Sc leva:
-Je sails tout ce que je voulais,
dit-il. Adieu, ma chere Angelina
Non. Au revoir
II s'asslt de nouveau aupres dele.
Ellie lie retenait; il lui dit lentement j:
-pourquol me dire au reyoir
Ne sommes nous pas brouilles Et,
dams ce que vous avez fait hier, avez-
vous agi que CONNIE bonne parente.
Qui salt murmura-t-elle.
Ellie n'osalt pas devoiler son
amour.
Car entin, reprit-il de sa voix la
plus douce, je ne sais pas encore
pourquol vous avez quite autrefois
notre mason, OH vous sembliez heu-
reuse pourtant, OH tout lie monde
vous aimait -. Et tenez, Angelina,
je crois que vous ne m'avez pas tout
dit, quill y au fond de votre ceur
un secret que vous gardez jalouse-
ment. Vous etes partie par caprice,
par coup de tete, quel motif y await
il =? Je me lie suis demande
bien souvent
Angelina, vaincue, balbutia avec
un soupir
H6las Vous n'etes jamais venu
me lie demander J'ai attendu votre
visite longtemps, longtemps ! 49,.
Et, pour que je vous vote, pour que
je puisse causer intimement avec
vous, il faut que je vous sauve la vie!
49,. Mais partez j'en al deja trop
dit -.
Non !! Expliquez-vous plus
clairement 49,. J'ai lie droit de
rexiger -. Parlez !!
Ellie lui serra fortement les mans
ct prononea dune voix passionnee.
-Je vous Annals, Serge!
-Ciel s'ecria.t-il.
-Oui, je vous Annals follement, ct
vous me meprisiez Et, 81 ie suis
partic, c'est que j'etais jalouse =.
All ! je ne vous reproche rien $3.50.
Vous ne saviez pas All on dit
que ramour dome DIES joies ! Moi,
je men al connu que la soutfrance.
Vous ne m'avez jamais aimee, ct vOus
ne m'aimerez jamais, puisque vous
Iaimez, ellie, je lie sais bien 80.
ie TAI detestee -. Au-
jourd hui, tout celia est concentre je
SQUIRE en- silence, ct je soutfllrai
toujours Je ne vouS en- veuX pas
!. Pardonnez-moi Get aveu -. Nous
lavez provoque sans celia, jaurais
a Jamais garde mon secret dams mon
cpur ....
-Vous m'aimez prononea Serge