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Evening journal., 1896-05-23
A PROTEST IN THg FOURTH.

Democrats Could Not Agroo and There
VIII Be an Election Held on May 80.
Fourth ward Democrats could not
agree at the meeting held at the Bakers
Union last evening. As q consequence
the matter OK representation at the
state convention and on the City Com
uittee will be decided at the primaries on
next Saturday. The factions ia control
Of the meeting had 1t fixed mp to send
George W. Sasss TO the state convention,
and F. P. M,Gipley to the city conven
tion.
Robert Jenkins was elected chairman
and John B Meaney secTetary. At this
junct1re Ed ward l Holland, candidate
for the city comnlttee, entered pro-
test against on election by ward meet
ing, thereby throwing the matter 70 the
polls IL is not believed that the pro-
tsstants will sntaRoniz5 the election cf
Mr. Sasse. their sole idea being to keep
McGlnlsy of the city COMMITTEES and put
Holland on it.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
New EnterprIae In sIEht.

There Is some prospect Of a large
bicycle manufacturing concern coming
here TO locate At present it Is operat-
ing Ia Washington. d, o., snd employs
300 men. Overtures ara being msde
with the Creston Land Improvement
Company for G factory site at Creston.
II accepted. the site will be given free
and the new enterprise will be exempt
from taxation for a period CT ten years
In return for this, the manufacturers
will inerease to 700 the number OF opera.
tives
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
nIcGlvnn and Moore

Rev. Edward McGlynn, d. D.. the
famous pastor of St. Mary's Church,
Newburg, N. Y. will speak in tho Grand
Opera House under the auspices Of the
Tom Moore Club next Thursday evening"
May %. on THE Life and Times Of Tom
Moore" st. Pauls r Q. choir under
the leadership OF L. B Preston will
render the gems OF Moore's Melodies.
Tickets 25c. on sale at office Of James
Fox. 1O2 West Saventh Htreet
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
Thn ontioni. IN snannr.

Elk Clerk Of the Senate Edward d.
Hearne. Of Georgetown, spent two or
three hours In Wilmington yesterday.
He was seen on Seventh street BY an
EVENING JOURNAL reporter. When
questioned about the political situation
In Sussex county he replied that there
was every reason 20 anticipate Dsmo
cratic success, as the high handed man
ner In which Addlcks conducted the late
State Convention had embittered many
Republicans against hin
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
struck Bg tho shlfter aud xllIed.

John Shelley, track walker for the
r., w & b while going over his
district about o'clock last evening,
stepped IN front Of shifting engine No.
no which was backing Ia from the
West Yard and was instantly killed
The body was handed over to Deputy
Coroner Chandler and taken 10 his home.
No. 925 Chestnut street An inquest
will be held Mr.. Skslley leaves a
widow and family.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
TraInsd Nurre. PORN en- .Assoelatlon.

The graduate trained nurses OF VIII
mington have organized an association
for mutual bene6s and social Intercourse.
to be known as the Wilmington Graduate
Nurses Association The officers are
President Miss V. b Krusen Of No. 5OS
West Tenth strsst. viea president, Mi's
A B. Short secretary, Miss A b.
Hoffeoker; treasurer. Miss Anna Hess
A series CT post graduate lectures are
being arranged for when prominent local
physicians will give practical talks. The
societv numbers twelve
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
G. A. n. 70 Attsna ohnroh.

Dupont Post. g A. R.. will attend
services at West Presbyterian Church In
3 body tomorrow morning. About 6fty
members of the post will attend. Rsv.
A N. Ksigwin will preach a special ser
mon appropriate 10 the proximity Of
Memorial Day and special musicsl pro
Rram will be presented.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
a Treat for the chldren.

Starting &C - o'clock Monday Prof.
Gentry's company Of dogs and ponies.
said TO bs the handsomest and most
intelligent in all America, will pass
through our principal streets decked In
gala attire. Take the little ones. they
will certainly enjoy It as we'll as yourself.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
Bridge rurped on.

The main shaft Of the machinery used
in turning the draw OF Third street
bridge broke yesterday at o'clock and
the bridge is turned off Workmen are
repairing the shaft, and meanwhile
pedestrians are being ferried across the
river and teams go Dy way OF Market
qfraaf
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
CatholIe peIeEates Do meet.

A meeting Of the delegates Of the ten
Catholic societies Of Wilmington TO
prepare for the nationsl conven-
tion Of the l. B u. to be held
In Wilmington in August. will be held in
Knights Of st LaWrencs Hall TO morrow.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
rn bal rnatnr Id narnn- pa

Rsv. Ernest A KeigWin of Whining
ton son Of Rev. and Mrs. a. NJ Keigwin.
will be pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church at Devon, Pa for the summer.
de will preach his 6rst sermon to morrow
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
IntarestIng Series of sermons.

Rev. William a. WAlllng. pastor oi
Delaware Aveune Baptist Church, com
mencing tomorrow night will preach q
series of three sermons on these sub
jects, one each Sunday: "Whst ! Saw al
Baseball Game" What / saw In
Prison, What Saw Ia q Wheel"
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
Was the Madam Correclg

Just whether the unreliable old dame
WAS correct in her story, rsmsins to be
seen. To an EVENING JOURNAL reporter,
well known Democratic official said
s'Thcre Is considerable truth 10 the story
and / should not be surprised to see It
tried soon. understand that Pratt will
be made to resign and that then the name
of John J. Jacoby will be pressed forward.
II Chambers and Simmons split on him,
the dead lock will be kept up. until either
the term of the former expires, about
ten months from now, or else sufficient
power will be brought to besr to induce
Chambers 10 resign, when Mayor Jsffsris
will name two men satisfactory to the
trio and all will be 0 X.
Salisbury will have the fight Of his
life this time, In trying to defeat John
PYLE for reelection as state senator. aud
will try to do 1t with Garrett ]. Hart
He is In the triumvlrate for extended
railway privileges. Addicks wants bis
gas plant in operation or else wants to
be put in q shape where he can force the
gas stock down to such q figure as will
enable him to purchase q controlling
interest. while Nesry wants to fad fat
market for his ssanctifsd or purified
sand, and Dlckey wants to market tbs
product OF his quarries OF course too
much sunlight kills many csrefully
nutured plants, end exposure Of this
scheme may kill IL dead, but II you look
closely you will ses where It was
started.
They Had Not Heard Angthing.
Around the city building and the
Street aud Sewer Department Office nc
one seemed to know a thing about Mr.
Pratt s,intention, althongh it Was gen
Evening journal., 1896-05-23

Why ara WAVerlsy's 80 popular? Be.
csnss Tiny a-s kcnss. value. easy run
ning SID durable as we'll as handsome.
Prise SIS and $S5 Pyle Cycle Company,
leading cycle dealer, No. S07 Market
street.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
Strange Antics OF = Dog.

dog had = f. In Tenth street psrk
yesterday Il dsshed through the foun
tain basin and to the top OF the large
stone cone. where Il horled dismally un-
IN the effects Of the fis passed of
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
Getaria RoofPntOn

James T. Wood & Co. says to get tin
roof put on. II Is clean, clear, cheap and
neat and easily repaired.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23

There will bo a smoker In Johr
StAnnard's gymnasium tonight and
Russel and Daley and Glynn and
Hcffscker will take part.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
NOrIOna

iNTOTICE-TO THE BUSINESS AND PRO
~ fes-ional men-Work on the Delaware
You are cautioned against anyone represent
Dg themselves as solicitors for the Delaware
state Directory unless they can present Gre
lentals from this office. See that ali con-
ract read Barry's Directory Office. Pay no
EOney in advance 1 have decided to include
he Peninsula in this work and a complete
canvass of the state and Peninsula VII be
made thus insuring the most accurate work
)f this state ever issued.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
NOTICE TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS.

BY and according TO Section 1s. Chapter 562
II the Laws Of Delaware. passed at Dover.
April IA, 1898, (of the Levy Court of New
Castle count,) Notice is hereby given that
II by the first day of June next ensuing, the
iaxes due on any real estate in said couuty
sre not paid. the real estate 80 assessed and
taxed shall be levied on, advertised for sale
and sold by the sheriff for the payment of the
tax in accordance with provisions of this law.
JOHN +. SrAATS, Comptroller.
nInr. % 1904
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
Commissioners to General Assembly.

The following are the commissioners
from Now Castle Presbytery to the Gen.
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church. Ia session at Ssratoga, N. Y:
Rsvs Frank H. Moore, Mddletown,
Luther w Oaks, of Delaware City; al
ternstes Rev j H. Fnzsimmons. Of z on
Md, and Rev w F. Lewis. of Whining.
ton; elders, j. N. Fem. of Wilmington,
and Q. R Jones. Of Georgetown; alter
mates. Professor Bishop and DR.. Stewart.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23

Are you going to buy a wheel. and
want the strongest and easiest running
bicycle2 Buy a Waverly. Pyle Cycle
Co.. COZ Market street, leading cycle
daolaro
Evening journal., 1896-05-23

once Seventh and King. Phone 545
Il. I Sergeant, dealer in coal and wood
EB-Lsrge pea coal for family use
Oak or pine wood. large load $3.50
Evening journal., 1896-05-23

Wav,rly Bicycles are tha most popular,
known the world over for undoubted
sterling Worth, $75 and $50. Pyle
Cycle Co.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
REAL ESTATE.

DOR RENT. LARGE WAREHOUSE IN
\ Newport, well suited for q GENERAL
STORE and Storage Fronts the Christienn
river and Water street. Unusually favorable
opportunity for an enterprising man tp estab-
llsh profitable business. WILLIAM JhNkS
FELL, Faulkland, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
Dunlap Feels Encouraged

Joseph S. Dunlap was out at the Cuban
demonstration yesterday afternoon sdvo
eating recognition Of his belllgeren6
rights as 3 Democratic candidate for the
shrievalty nomination. he made an
effective canvass OF those on the grounds
and feels very much encoureRed.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23

BOARD AND ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS. 81 TO s. per week.
IT s3l Tatnall street,
EURNIsHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
II men only, 604 King street.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23

YAT AIDES 10 LEARN bAUGH-
w man Adjustable Tailor system: cut
Ing. basting and boning thorougly taught;
aides taught on their own garments. For
urther information apply at Singer NJ znufac-
uring Co, Seventh ana French Sts. or Mary
9. O'Neill. 2l9 West Third ST.. Chester. Ps.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23

NOTICE TO WHRELMEN-THE TRACK
IN At Wawaset Driving fark viii be
kept in first class condition during the
season. Wheelmen allowed all track
privilege for One Dollar each. A quiet.
,stired spot for ladies and beginners to
earn TO ride. Tickets for sale at
FRANK S. DURE'S. No. all Market
street. and at the track by, cDre,-
Evening journal., 1896-05-23

PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs FOR FURNISHING STREET
Il PAVING BLOCKS.
sealed proposals VIII be received by the
Board of Directors of the Street and Sewer
Department until 30 O'Clock D. m, June p
1896. for furnishing about 10000 square yards
OF vitrihed paving blocks, Specifications
ment.
The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
Attest: HARVEY j. WILEY.
Secretary.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
SITUATIONS WANTED

DERM ANENT PLACE IN SMALL FAM
L lily for housework wanted. ADDRESS,
fOUSEWORK, this Office,
Evening journal., 1896-05-23

90 TO The WILMINGTON PHOTO
VI Company's new gallery. Finest IN city
Great rsduct on In prices. f071l Market
street.Above Fourth.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
Taught TO Say No.

He further added that It was customary
ia bis home TO simply say no and yes
without the sir or ma'am, and Ethel
mesnt no dlsrespeot In so answering
There promises to be some exceedingly
interesting Developments In the case here
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
EoR SAVE.

EOR SALE
DOR SALE.--SEWING MACHINES, SIS TO
S25; 10 years guarantee; easy terms. All
kinds sewing machines repaired. Secondhand
machiLes, 50 to s.. Send postal. l.. NJ. ROCK
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
fshC1ION XVIII

NOTICE. - THE FOLLOWING RULE
i was adopted by the Board of Water Com
missioners to take effect June /, 1876.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23

t TXTANTED-ACTIVE RELIABLE MEN TO
w travel and solicit orders for fruit and
rmental nursery stock. Permanent employ
uent and good pay. Reference required. Ad-
,lIess the X. Il. CHASE CO., South Penn So,
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23

The Political Trinity Credited with En-
deavorlnG to Grasp the street aud Sewer
Department by Forcing Pratt's Resig-
nation aud MasIog Dash for Chambers
or Simmons.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23

H. 6i6 MARKET STREET.
Nade THE EYE HIS SPECIAL STUDY
In toe Universittes OF Vienna, Austria, and
Now York city, "a the Philadelphia Poly
slinic and Wills Eya Hospital.
He EXAMINES EYES ERzE and RuAran-
eel satisfaction.
TOLD GLASSES, $780,
slrEEL GLASSES. co GENTS.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23


The water cannot De turned on to an
premises except by the foreman or authorized
employe Of the Water Department., only lin
new bu1ldiDgs) as IL may be turned on by the
plumber TO Test his work, and TO be turned d
off lmmediately after the test is made.
Where houses are vacant in the
month of Decembe- of zach year and to re-
main vacant for an indefinite time and writ
ten notice is sent to the department iequest-
lpg the water 10 be turned off the Water
Department will shut off the water at the ex
/. pense OF the owner.
The said property shall be exempt from
4 Water Rent during such vacancy, from the
fst day OF January until occupied, at which
tiule theowner shall psy the Wa,er Rent In
advance for the balance of the year and tn q
Water Department will turn ON the water
Plumbers will be allowed to shut Oft water
from premises for the purpose of making re-
nafrs, when necessary, a.. d TO turn IL on
when the repairs are completed. always
leaving the stops and connections in perfs ct
condition.
Fyery person violating this section shall be
Nable TO penalty Of i've dollars Tor each
and every offense.
By order OF tho Bard of Water Commis-
sasners. J. A. BOND. Chief Engineer.
ladies Chichester's Nnglish Pennyroyal
L pills Diamond Brandt are the best. safe,
4 reliable. Take no other. Send 4c, stamps, for
PARTICULARS. Relief for Ladies'" in letter by
4 return mall. At druggists. Chichester Cheml-
cal Co., Phiiadelphia Pa.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23

ausnNEss 0ARDs.
WARWICK d COUNCILL
HOUSE PAINTERS AND GLAzIERs,
SHOP 22S WEST TENTH STREET.
Residence No. 9Ce shallcross Avenne.
WILMINGTON naI
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
They Had Not Heard AnlthIn

Around the citT building and the
Street aud Sewer Department Office no
one seemed to know a thing about Mr..
Pratt s!intention, although it Was gen
Evening journal., 1896-05-23

LItuo Ethel Bau, Msmbor Of Pnbli,
school No 80. made tho Victim OF MS
placed AuthorIty-rhe story ns Told BS
Her and Her schooImates -Investl cation
to Follow.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23

JTHE LUCERN, MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
Il near Pacific. Ocean View. Reading X.
(. trains stop At Massachusetts, Ave one
quare from beach Table and appointments
,irst class Rates: Spring. 81 50 per day; $500
Der week. Special rates Tor the season. From
sat. till Mon. SO 90. Il. HARROD. Prop'r.
Evening journal., 1896-05-23
a slrange AmImatIon

l. was learned. however, that Miss
Speakman made tue declaration II hope
God may strike ms dead" when she Was
interrupted by the remark that that was
q strAuse remark for teacher OF chill
dren to make She also asked the quss
tion OF Judge Ball as to what he would
do II his authority had bsan de6sd TO
which ne answered. 81 would not have
taken three large men to eyerpower one
small boy"
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= Bureau des ecoles publiques
Y e compose de MN. Numa Elfert,
.aess Roger, Alclde Chauvin, Felix
aA'o0et, Paul Meyer, FRANCOIS
-ssaae, Charles Elliot, Paul Scott
sH.P. Martin s'est assemble lie Is
Sosenbre. NJ. Paul Meyer fut
.ane, en- labsence du president
as'a'fe' president temperate. LIE
"0s'er accuse dams son rapport
:. oA'ance en- main de $l3S9.88.
ss' motion de N. Elfert, la resolu.
guarantissant i l'Academie
s.o1 DIX mols de session scolaire
!. 'appelee, ct apres lie Ter jour
'aasler 1897 toutes les sommes
pour taxes de corporation seron,
~ sur IN compile separe ct useee
proaonger Ia session apret
s''e sera restee ouverte lie meme
y s' que les ecoles de Ia paroisse
'''s motion a etc rejetse.
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u sale de lOpera de Thibodaux
~ b direction etait d9volue 4 un
|sais des compagnies de pompiers.
|lAlbodaux No l ct Home Hook &
a'ddsr No l, Went de tomber entire
: mains dune societe composee de
u. A. ]. Trone, K. J. Braud, +. j.
Elsendre, +. ]. Aucoin ct A. j.
Maud. Cette nonvclle organisation
pms charge de rOpera depuis mardi
efu'er ct q lou6 Ia sale a raison de-
sas'W par mois. Ces MN. tous del
aus'es. pensent quill y aura Al
.ans deux representations par Sc
niue Sill en- est alnsi, il fau'
seerer que Ia saison theatral,
saaera IN nouvel escort au CONNER
ade Thlbodaux.
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"a trospe de Coincide de Hoyt Go.
lower, lundi dernier, dams Ia sale
|kf0pera Ia saison th9atrale. Cette
tuape composee d'acteurs 9m6rites
Y, Pc - musique &c qul fait que
y presentations Qu'elIe . donn6es,
tAuici mont pas attire beaucoup
] monde. II est vrai que l'incl9-
ssace do temps ct le mauvais 6tat
h chemins ont empeche bcaucoup
\ monde d'y assister.
Aalgre tout une troupe dramatique
nm musiaue 4 ellie n'attirera jamais
y ncmbreux auditolre.
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srElLES LOCALE

rSrteux qui doivent i IL SESrl.
, ,o,r abonuements ct pour
|-.,.s.ioos sont prizes de venir regIer
a. !, MUS BRET delai, 81 elies veu-
,o,,s eyiter In peine de le0f
-~aser IN collecteur.
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a PRIME DETERIORATION
DIES 6UCkE0.

DIES 6UCRE0.
Tn fait bien i~nteressant . relever,
ct qui nous fait l'efFet dune homie
Logon, ! nous bsen appliou6e par une
de ces republiques Sud-Americaines
que nous d6daignons un peu trop ct
qui mont pas moins de sent commun
que nous.
Voyez plut6t
Pendant qu'une bonnie partie des
Americana du Nord se d4clarent
hautement protectionnistes parce que,
disentits. t protectionn,sme fait
marcher les industries nationales ct
est dun excellent rapport au Tr6sor
public, ls,ssent dep6rir ct s'eteindre
d~'inanition, l'industrie sucriere, bien
qu'elle SOFT, de toutes, celle qui fait
vivre le plus grand nombre de
travailleurs ct rapporte le plus 4
PEtat v Qui ct tout / IL fois,
essentiellesneAt illogique ct essentiel-
cement patriotique - que fait II
RepubIiaae Argentine b -
Ellie aussi, fabrique du sucre.
Naturellement, ellie cherche / d&ve.
topper chez ellie cette industrie.
S'imag,neton qu'elle W s'aviser de
ID laisser r6duitea ses seules forces,
se d@battre CONNIE ellie le pourrs,
contre r6crasante concurrence dea
sucres allemxnds ut europeans
Non pas. BILE Il protege, ellie Unite
ies gouvernements europ6ens, ellie
accorde une prime d'exportation 1
go planteors s~ucriers, de faoou i
leur permsttre h lutte dams de-
conditions couvenables. C'est de |.
bonnie loglque celia ; c'est de !,
bonnie politique. Il ct vra;ment
souhaitsr que rUnion Am9ricaine Ell
fasse antant, ct qu'elle suive rexem
pie de ceux qu'elle = ID pr6tentlon d,
prot3ger.
Nous lavons Gu, pendant deux o,
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hJury de Police qui devait tenir,
,uuedi dernier, 50 session r6guliere
4. muyoy9 faute de quorum Al l6
! nois. Sur neuf membres Qui
itdent i ID campagne, il y en- Gu
.1euent deux qui se sont pr6sent@s,
N AarUlin Bergeron ct Mr. l.. J.
|lnac.ir. On se demandc Gil en-
~ A. meme le is de ce mos
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Les uns trouvent lie systeme
australien d6fectueux, les autres lie
d9clarent excellent, ct beaucoup men
dissent nj bien nj NAL.
Mas ceux qni le trouvent mauvais
sont generalement les candidats
battus ct pas contents.
On ne peut pas CONTENDER tout lie
monde.
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ZALMANAcHs ROLAND. - Nous
venons de recevoir de Is librairie j..
B. ROLAND & Fills, Montreal, ses deux
publications annuelles rAlmanach
agricole, commercial ct historique ct
rAlmanach des Families pour 1897.
La premiere publication, qul, est .
"a .rente-unieme edition, fournit
rabondance des renseignements exacts
ct utiles qui lui sont propres ct FONT
toujours distinguee dies antres publi-
cations analogues /; %l'autre, a 50
yingtieme aimee, est enrichie dun
grand nombre dc notes, recits
historiques, descriptions, ETC., ornes
de gravures ct empruntes en- grande
partle aux bons auteurs canadiens,
oui Ia rendent tout 4 fait p,ecieuse ct
du plus grand int6ret une partie,
consacree d reconomie domestlQue,
est uu veritablc tresOr de bons
conseils don't Ia mise en- pratique ne
peut qu'assurer lie bonheur ct Ia
pro ptrite.
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rxection municipale gu, o en- lieu
.ssvii dernier, soi-disant confor,n6.
%. / Ia lol q nomm6 tous LEI
-Ad,ts oul avaient etc elus
ra.tion tenue lie 3me jour de
....nbre 1896. Maintensnt il reste
.voir d lee nouveaux elus seront
[u.nsionues par le Gouverneur.
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4. .opopcs que, dams les env'rons
! al une troupe de Minstrel dot
40, m couple de representation
n. j. sale de rOpera. Ce genre
rarssentations est tres gout3 par
/. ..,J;e de. potre vile ct 10 sale
ssumble.
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les inspectors des chemins auront
fort i faire, lorsque le beau temps
sera revenu pour remettre les chemins
en- bon etat. Auiourk'hui les che
minis publlcs ainsi que les chemins
d'~hablration sont tellement defonc6s
Gull est presque impossible d'y
voyager.
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Dsns Il mutt de lundi 4 mardi,
-, svoos Gu une forte glace, qui,
|nuinenent . glace les cannes qui
mint encore sur pied ct q arret3 Ia
tbiution du sucre. Heureusement
" i temps est rest4 CONVERT toute
D hsrn9e &C qui - amoindn lea
R1ns qul, sans cette c0nnaissance
urnnt at6 beaucoup plus cons,d@'
|nta. Toutes lee cannes frapp4ea
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