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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-09
CYCLING.

Interest Is now centred upon tho COM
ing bicycle races In connection with the
annual celebration OF Labor Day on SAT-
urday afternoon, August IS, by the Ohio
Valley Trades and Labor Assembly.
Three races. for prizes aggrcgatlng over
|l-j In value. have been arranged and
me Indications are that there will be a
IFF' 4nid Of contestants w each race.
Entry blanks can be had from Il. NJ.
Archer 1ntelllgoncor Office, ar at the
bicycle stores.
WIN II. Stevenson, official l.. a. w.
hlnlIcappcr, has consented TO serve as
referee at the Labor Day bicycle races,
Chief Consul Charles II. Gclgcr, NJ the
West Virginia division. l.. A. W., accom-
panied Jimmy" to Cincinnati ana saw
Nm ride nj the Zimmerman Meet" at
Chester Park on Saturday. Tho OK
champion did not appronoh the speed he
showed IN the state fair grounds track
mere Mr. GClgor 10 visiting hls parents
no Dayton. Ohio
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The Wheeling club opens a series OF six
canes with the New Castle team this
slternoon. The games on Thursday, FRI
SSs,yand Saturday, which are scheduled for
he Wheeling grounds, Will be. played AT
~ tEs Island grounds az Wheeling cannot
<. made this week. The grounds, how
sy.r Will probably be acquired soon after
Lurust H. when the players attachment
sBlts will be heard by Justice Rogers.
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CHICAGO. August S.-Thc Colts played
perfectly to-day and made It three straight
from tho Indians IN close and exciting
game. piCkeTinE's eNcusable muff, fol-
lowed b. a single, two triples and four
baggcr IN the first, and MCKean's error
and two hits In the second gave the locals
% lead that they held for eight innings.
Cleveland cruwled up on u hit that went
for. three bases, a base, on balls, steal
Ming run after two outs, Dahlen's and
Corners great fielding and Anson's record
with the stick were the features. Attend
RHE
Chicago ......,l2O 700 90 ii i2 0
Cleveland III / 0 90 / o &c II 3
Earned runs. Cleveland .. Batteries,
BrErs and Donohue: Powell and CrIger.
Tlmu( gij Umpire, O'Day.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays wlnners-chlcago Louis
willie.
To.day's games New York at Boston,
Baltimore at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at
Washington.
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UTANTED-AGENTs, 500 TO S25 A
w week sure TO workers; no capital
NODDED; new goods; new plan; sells at
sight, every family needs II. HOUSE
HOLD SPEC. CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. jy4'
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WANTED.

DARTNER wANTED-oNE HUM
1 DRIED dollars will buy hnlf interest
In n new article, wanted IN every house.
Box $40, City. ty1b'
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FOR SALE.
ROLLING MILL AND
COAL PROPERTY.

IL the mont valuable In Eastern Ohio, con'
Stating VI 6gG acres VI excellent coal, fully
developed II ~ equipped With an cNcel'
Cry. otC.. Tor operating the same, With an
auxiliary phnft conforming TO tho mining
laws nf ohio The property " the com;
pnny will be- offered In two parcels coal
property and equipment IN one, ana tha
mud viii hc sold IN such mlnnur as VIII
bO most 10 the lntotet OF Ctclllota hul
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-09
! SPORT (
! Ease Ball, Bowling, Bicycling, }
! Boxing, Races, Etc.
sAe~A@~~@%@>~~%%%C
%%o~>
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
Yesterdays wlnneFs-FOFt Wayne Day

To-day's consolidating at New Cas-
,s Mansfield al Youngstown, Toledo az
n,yton. Fort Wayne at Springfield.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-22

BALTIMORE. Nd, oct 2l,-Thc scc-
ond DAYS session Of the womun's
Home Misfionafy Society Of the Me,h-
odlit Episcopal church, was devoted
cntlrolg 10 listening to nud discussing
rcpot's nom Tho hend1 of vnrlouB
branches NJ the work
'rhu witch excited the greatest In.
i0rost was tho report ~ the bureau for
Otlrntnls. written by Mra. l., =, Will-
llns, ~ secretary. IN tho course OF
which y - nnaaitc1 that the tFaHie NJ
young urla FOR vicious purposes ~ cnr-
rlud on among The Chlno8c In this
country especially IA san Frunclaco,
upon n 9yftum which practically
nmounl1 10 slavery aud lhnt such
ElflH arc bought ana sold FOR pilcos
rnnglng from 500 to $1,000. and dat
the courts have boCu known 10 lacltly
aano,lOh che Irapa
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THE JURY DISAGREES

Standing Mine TO three for the Conviction
Of Lustgert-seenes in tho Court Room
Pending the Discharge OF tho Jurymsn.
Why the Three Men Refused TO Agree
Upon Verdict.
CHICAGO, oct. 21.-rhe gray light OF
cool autumn morning straggled
through the big windows of Judge Tut
hIl's court to-day as Adolph L. Luet-
CERT the man who hos been on trial on
the charge OF murJernF his wife and
boiling her body In q vat heard from
the foreman as the twelve men who
have been considering his case for the
past sixty hours the words; I'VE are
unable to agree upon verdict"
Imperturbnblo ns ever. evlnclng no
Joy at the words. the wonderful nerve
Of the Northsider was with him to the
end.
IIa stood up and with only good
natnrc1 smile on his swarthY face,
bh11li hands with his son, Arnold, hp
counsel and business pnrtner. william
CHARLES, and In less than flye minutes
was lrl back TO Jail, the jury was dis
missed and the great trial was over
Thr twelve men wrro divided az fol-
low.
F1r conviction aud the honth penalty
llnl1khold, ilOvd Blbby. MnhOncy,
nn'.mlllar liogmur, Sbuw irranzon aud
I0nlnI
'or aoqu,ttal-.ilarlcy llolnblrd and
IlrNaf
Az The jurors flied into court about
Nl' 'NIa morning. they were n hn1-
t'II booking net or men Several ot
ll.h were cOllntlHr1 uud The eVr1 N all
OF lhrm were swollen and rcd. The iur.
o'a took The seats they had occupied
ollE fuf over two moDlhs aud waited
lot ih" appearance of the central nvurs
lu iin cIaH ana his lawyers. Judge nut.
l.Il rli on The bench ana rn2od 1uict-
J., n' the wOrn-out Jurors The clock ln
ll. court room licked un i've minutes
hnl nothing occurred ~ diAurh Tho
gN."'urH TAaH he door I" JHAgn
Iu'Nllrn private ohnmh0r opouod nul
'WNH Attorney Dcuurn, UN.lndHo Vim.
"' lul Attorney phllCn clmo out.
N.' took thrlt accustomed Forts ut
'N. mUlu over which they hnvr Nfpurd
I" many sHnrp question: uf iiv. Boon
A..... H. Luotvorl walked into CONT.
,"..nNH1 by balm, SmilIng 0nl ron.
NI'l, ho grWpe1 the hand Of William
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NEW YORK, oct. 2i.--Tho Mail aud
Express SAYS to-day:
with che removal OF quarantine re-
strIctions against Galveston, hostilltles
have boon resumed among the Lone
star. Morgan ana Mallory lIncB The
Lone Star has hEain put In orIcct tho
low schedule which created no much
trouble few weeks ago aud which
was temporarily withdrawn Oh account
Of the yellow fever epidemic, Tho low
rates between New York ana Calves
ton uflect all rates to Colorado and
California points 40 we'll az nll places
directly tributary 10 Galveston No
action has yet been taken 10y the rail
ronds from witch trnillc IN bclnE dl-
verlcd by the hostile steamship COM
pnnleR,"
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CHICAGO, oct. q. The Associated
press tonight obtained the one great
,.,,pre missing in the famous Luetgert
,,IaLtho sworn testimony OF the de-
fsndant himself. Adolph L. Luetgert.
standing tonight in the gloomy JAIL
adjoining the grim-loolSinG grey stone
court building, in which his remarka-
b,s trial had been brought to a finish,
tbe burly sausage manufacturer capped
The climax of the extraordinary series
=, events which began with his sensa-
tlonal bankruptcy and the alleged
trIghtful dlabollsm OF boiling his wife
10 death at midnight in a vat in his fac-
VI To-nlght, closely following the final
,ssult OF the trial, which had attracted
TorId.wide attention, Luetgert made
under oath n statement for the Asssoci-
S,ad Press concerning the fearful crime
charged against him, the first sworn
statement yet made by him, and the
arst statement OF such kind ever
known in newspaper annals. The aiii-
Saut was put in writing, in due legal
Sorm. and was certified to by notary.
Fy.Judge William A. Vincent, the
IsadIng counsel for the defendant in
this celebrated case the man to whose
hraIns and skill and energy tuetgert
beyond all doubt owes his great legal
victory, gave consent to the ailldaVlt
being made.
The scene in the jail when Luetgert
took the oath was as dramatic as lhe
circumstances were unique. In the
dlmly lighted jail corridor, Luetgert'
standing erect and grasping the Iron
bars that still keep him from liberty
lifted his right hand and solemnly as
sented as the notary administered the
binding form. The gruesome sur
roundngs were a reminder in some de-
gree OF the midnight occurrences In the
factory cellar, that have become IA
mlllar to the hundreds of thousands who
have followed the details OF the great
trial. Few, II any OF the curious pris-
eBers and trrnkeys. who were specta-
tors, had any idea Of what was taking
place Luetgert, the notary and rep
iesentative OF the Associated Press con-
ferred together for few moments. and
then Luetgert, without hesitation. mado
the affidavit. and signed II in ink with
the hand that is alleged to have COM
mltted one OF the most tiendlsh crimes
on record.
The aaldavit explicitly declares Duet-
gert's innocence. The document In full
Is as follows:
To the Publlc:-The result of my trial.
ending to-day. Is a victory for me be-
cause Of the disagreement of the jury.
but am very much disappointed and
very much surprised that the jury did
not bring In n verdict OF not guilty.
I DID NOT KILL MY WIFE AND
DO NOT KNOW WHERE SHE IS, but
/ am sure that Il Is only n question OF
time until She comes home.
did not 20 upon the witness STAND
because my lawyer. Judge Vincent, was
bitterly opposed to my doing so, and be-
caused he advised me It was not nee
essary.
am grateful for the tremendous
change in public sentiment in my favor.
and time will demonstrate that am not
only an innocent man. but a very grlev-
ously wronged man. -
(signed) ADOLPH L. DuETGERT,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
2lst day Of Ocober. A. D.. 1891.
(sgned) NJ. +. SULLIVAN,
Notary Public,
Cook County, Illinois.
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ARE NOT 50 WARM
About Mayor Harrison's Coutem'
plated Invasion of New York.
WILL BE A STULTIFICATION
OF the Position that Democrats
Have Heretofore Taken.
THE LEADERS OF TAMMANY

Claim that the Protect is nI-Timsd and
Certainly bad Politics George Refuses
Preferred aid OF Foreign spsll-BindsT''
United Democracy Lines mp for the
"sinEIe TaIsr'-Tho steoklsTtiss will
support Low-whsre TammAny will
sufrsr-Loyalty ofUnltsc Democracy to
the Leaders Unesrtain-GrsAt Low
MsetinE ut Carnegie Hall.
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.IUETCERT SWEARS
p.,ore a Notary that he Did not
Kill His Wife.
SENSATIONAL SCENE IN JAIL
When the Sausage Maker Signs
the Affidavit
DECLARING HIS INNOCENCE.

-. Jury In the Case Being Unable to
,,,,. Upon n Verdict Are Discharged
- Judrs TuthlII-Thsy stood Nine for
conviction and Three for AsquittAi'
~, Three "stubborn" men Give Psen-
u,,R..,on. for the Stand They Took.
u ia Intimatsd That Several Witnesses
zen, bo Presented to the Grand Jury for
Indictment for Perjury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-22
QUEEN PRESIDED
Over Spanish Cabinet Council Con.
sidering American Affairs.
REPLY OF THE GOVERNMENT

To tho Note Ofths United States Presented
by MInlstsr woOdfOrd will bs Drafted
at a Meeting 20 he Held To-Day-It win
bOIA Formal Protest Against giIbust-
srlng-wsylsr Denies he has Refused to
Surrender his Command-wn Obey Or.
dsrs,
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NApLEs-KOlscr Wilhelm II, from
New York.
BREMEN- -Trayc, from New York,
via southampton,
pLYMoUTH-Fuerst bismarck, New
York Tor Hamburg
PHILADELPHIA - Ncdorland for
Antwerp
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FEVER SITUATION
At New Orleans Improvlng-slIEht Frost
on the Outskirts OF the city.

At New Orleans Improving-slIEht Frost
on the Outskirts OF the city.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct. s1-The
fever situation improved to some extent
here to-day. Where yesterday there had
been some thirty cases by l o'clock, at
7 o'clock tonight there were only thir-
ty Yesterday afternoons record was
six deaths. To-day at nightfall there
had been but two fatalities reported tc
the board of health. Among the deaths
is that OF Sister Sylvester. OF st. Jo-
seph's Orphans Asylum. She was re-
ported 10 the board OF health yesterday,
and tho teet OF attention was given TO
her. but she seems TO have contracted a
very bad case oil yellow fever. compile
ated with other diseases, and there war
little chance Of saving her life after her
care had been brought to the attention
OF the board.
The weather this morning was cool.
and reports from below New Orleans
are TO the effect that there was a light
frost last night.
Col. /. D. Ellis. of Gov. Proctor's stan.
said TO representative Of the Associ-
ated Press this evening that he had re-
ceived advlces that there had been frost
In st. Bernard parish and on the OUT
skirts OF the city last night. The OF.
posit, however, was slight and possibly
could not be sufficient TO stamp out the
disease here. II is possible, however,
that the fever cases this evening ale a
result traccabls 20 the change In the
temperature II does not seem at all
likely that the fever will continue here
for any length Of time. Business is
greatly depressed. but II is confidently
believed that with tho approach OF cold
weather the fever will die out, and New
Orleans will recover some OF the trade
she has lost through the fright OF the
past few weeks.
JACKSON. Miss. oct. 2i.-The state
board OF health In It's official statement
tonight reports four new cases OF yell
low fever at Clinton: two at Niita
Yuma; i've ut Edwards seven ut Bay
81, Louis and five Mt CayuEn. There was
one death at bay ST. Louis, which place
up to date has had $50 cases OF yellow
fever The situation ht Edwards is
much improved. no one being reported
as seriously III within ihc past twenty
four hours.
MOBILE. Ala, oct. 81. = Four new
cases. three deathB aud six recoVorics
were reported at noon to-day,
Total case TO date lg1; deHths, 2G; re-
coverics, ~; remaining under treat
ment, "a. Jessie Mabel Smith, who died
To-day, was native Of Wilkinson, O.,
and came hero with her husband nine
months ago. Two cases Of fever are
officially reported NJ Wheclervllle, eight
miles west Of the city. Two new cases
arc reported Rt Flomaton, Ala,
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. oct, ILL, w
weiss and ]. l., Mitchell, two travelling
mon for Atlanta housee, were locked In
the smoker Of the Southern train which
1rrt FOR Atlanta this morning ct Annis-
ton They had the car NIL to themselves.
The situation here ls bad, The strlctest
quarantine regulations are observed and
ihe depot 10 crowded with people who
want to get away and cannot. Passcn.
gcra ON trains are compelled TO travel
with windowa shut, while armed guards
stand ut the doors OF the coaches
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MADRID, Oct. 21.-'The queen regent
presided over the cabinet council to-day.
Senior sagasta, the premier. and Admiral
BermeJo. minister of marine, both Of
whom were indisposed, were absent. Sc
nor Guilon, the minister OF foreign at
fairs, explained at length the present
status OF Spain's diplomatic relations
with the United States, and declared tha
cabinet was entirely IN accord as to the
policy TO be pursued.
At the meeting of the cabinet to-mor.
row. Senior Sagasta presiding, the minis
ters will consider the drafting OF the an
swer OF Spain 10 the note OF the United
States, on the subject OF Cuba, delivered
to tho Spanish government by the United
States minister, General Stewart L.
Woodford, shortly after his arrival here
It is understood that the reply will con-
tain formal protest against fllIbuster-
Ing.
FL Heraldo says that Senior Gullon sub
mitted to the premier to-day his sug-
gested reply 10 the note, and that the
premier approved It, but intlmated that
It should be withheld until after the ar
rival OF Marshal Blanco at Havana.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.--Senor Du-
puy de LONE, the Spanish minister. was
among Secretary Sherman's callers to-
day, this being diplomatic, day and
spent almost an hour in earnest consul
tation with the secretary and with As
sistant Secretary Adee. who was sent for
by the secretary, The minister Is stop
ping in the city only for short time al
present. owing to the fact that he Is not
able to obtain possession Of the new
quarters he has engaged for the legation
until next December. He will make his
home with his family In New York for
the month OF November. coming over to
Washington once every week to trans
act the legation business. In December
he expects to open the legation In Its
new home at the corner of Eighteenth
street and Connecticut avenue.
Senior de Lome. the Spanish minister,
tonight received the following cable
gram from General Weyler:
"Please deny the report that has been
published that have refused to surren-
der my command, and that General Cas-
tellanos refuses to consider as pacifed
the four western provinces. In accord
ance with her majesty's command, will
sail on the last day OF this month"
LONDON, Oct 22,JThe Madrid cor
respondent OF the Daily Mall says; Senior
De Lone. the Spanish minister at Wash
inEton, has been Instructed to notify the
American government tiut henueforth
6llbustering expeditions will be regard
ed as breaches of international law.
Such. at any rate. is the substance Of his
Instructions. though II is just possible
that the form In which thew will be car
ried into effect may modify their import.
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For wcsl virginia, fair Friday; llght
north to wcst wlndl.
For Western Pennsylvania ana Ohio,
generally fair Friday clearing ON the
lai,pe IN tho morning. light westerly
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Tho temperature yesterday ur observed
by & Nchnppl, drtrtift uurnur Fourteenth
and Market streets was nH fnllnWHl
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fellow Republicans, and this evoked
cheers. Mayor Strong was introduced
and could not speak until he had en-
dured another outburst OF cheering. Mr..
Strong began by declaring that real.
genuine Republicans" OF New York
were supporting Seth Low, and then
quoted Secretary OF the Interior Bliss
bitter criticism OF Senator Plat a few
years ago, Mayor Strong pointed out
that In 1894 there were several import
ant speakers suggested for doing cam
paign work In New York and he told
the managers OF the campaign that he
did not want any foreigners here at all.
He believed in letting the people OF
New York fight 1t out and discuss It
among themselves
Mayor Strong then told OF the good
accomplished by the present adminis-
tratlon.
General Wager Swayne. the next
speaker, was Justify cheered.
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Seth Low was next introduced, Such a
storm as arose has rarely been heard in
Carnegie hall From the topmost row
of the topmost gallery. down through the
balcony, boxes and pit, the wild storm
swept An American flag, campaign
banners, transarencies and handker-
chiefs were whiriing and waving In the
air. Those who could not wave any
thing cheered and yelled and stamped
untn the din was deafening.
Before II had time TO die out II was re-
vlved by the appearance OF number Of
transparencies brought down the aisle
by Low club Republicans.
II was exactly four minutes before the
cheering subslded, only TO be brought TO
life again by the mayor, who arose and
demanded three and three more" for
the next mayor Of Greater New York.
Seth Low"
For two minutes the whirlwind Of en-
thusiasm swept the house and even after
Il had died out entirely It was renewed
when Mr.. Low had said: "Fellow clu-
zens."
Mr.. Lows speech was an exemplifica-
ton of the addresses that he has been
delivering throughout the entire cam
palgn. He referred to Mr. Platt MS a
citizen OF Oswego, and to Mr.. Croker as
frequenter OF the English race track
and called on the hearers to vote for
home rule.
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Robert A. Van wycs, the Democrat
Ic nominee for mayor was slated for q
speech at n Tammany meeting to-
night at the Jefferson club house. but
he failed to put in an appearance. In
stead, however, he sent n letter, which
was read to the audience. It was an
attack on the present city adminlstra-
ton.
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Under the circumstances Il IS 10 be
expected that THmmany will suffer by
the decision In the Stecklerite councils
to stand by Low. To what extent the
action OF the United Democracy will
affect the result ia subject to much Wild
er conjecture Its membership and the
loyalty to It's leaders Of that member
ship are comparatively unknown guam
titles. Ihtterly the organization has
taken sides with the free silver element
In the party and II was foremost in the
demand that Henry George declare
himself unequivocally in sympathy
with the platform adopted at Chicago
last PeRr.
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The Jurors were evidently Of the
opinion TINT this statement was
enough to glve the public at this tlmo,
nnd declining 10 hc interviewed passed
through the rear door Of the court room
nud took the freight elevator to states
Attorney Dcneen's room, tTpic they
were given their vouchers Tor the long
BOrvrn
"Yes, sIr. we will try him again" Hnld
States Attorney Dcncch, when asked
ua 10 the probability ot luetFert boIuu
brought before tho court a Hocond time.
"wion wo will get at H. however, N
something I cannot tell YOU nov. We
have Ind nlno woCkg or thla and must
hnvc couple oi weeks rcgt Afior thnt
We wlll iegi he ground over AMI rni
our evidence toHcthor The case BlOnlB
now with ~ ua though there had never
hopn tflnl The secoui trial has no
bclrina whatever On tho case lust clos.
cd
"Wili YOU oppose motion 10 admit
Iuclpori ia ball" Mr. ponocn was nsk.
od
"rhat Ia something cannot answer
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u s immature. ! haye not cOnsIdered

1t is immature, have not considered
It."
There will undoubtedly be a motion
made to admit the prisoner TO pail'
1t is thought in a day or two, sueh
procedure may be taken in Judge Tut
hllps court on a motion by the prison.
er's counsel to admit him 20 bail or py
habeas corpus proceedings in any court
OF record.
LUEFGERTs PREDICTION VBRl-
FLED.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-10-08
lie Crime de PAieuI

Nous venons de recevoir un
exemplaire du num6ro A de la
Bonne Litterature Francaise. Tous
les amateurs de bonne lecture
peuvent go preparer q appr6cler
IN r4cit hors de l'ordinaire. Roger
Dombre, pauteur du "Orime de
paieul" depeint dune main de
ma1tre le sombre d6sespoir a'un
yieillard en- voyant son fills d6p6rir
ct mourir sous ses yeux parce que
la femme quill a1mait lui brls6
le cour. Cote q cote avec CO de
sespoir, on volt iamour nalse ant
du fills de la victime pour la file
de oelle qul Ia trahle. Un amour
puissant, lmp6tueux, qui plus tard
dome suite 4 des actions de grand
h6rolsme. 6uperbe r6cit qai dolt
plaire a tous.
Ce beau numero sera envoy6 3
toute adresse sur reception de loo
en- argent ou l1c en- timbres poste.
Leprohon ct Leprohon. 1929 rue
Notre-Uame.