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CALLS ms WIRE A roRGER.


London, Jan. li-Sir Edward Clarke,
Q. c., opened for the defense today in
the suit Of Daniel Jay to recover from
Lady Sykes, wife of Sir Tatton Sykes,
the sum OF e15.S!0 loaned to the de-
PENDANT on the security OF notes APP
parently signed by her husband. Sir
Tatton Sykes testified that the sigma
lures were not his.
The expert In handwriting. named
Englls, testified that the signatures on
the bills and letters of authority pur-
porting to be signed by Sir Tatton
Sykes were, In his opinion, forgeries
executed by a woman
Sir Taton denied generally his wife's
evidence, and said he regarded the
transaction with Mr. Jay as being
wicked and criminal conduct" on the
part Of her ladyshlp. The case was
adjourned until Monday
Lawson Walton. Q. c.. cross-exam-
med Sir Tatton Sykes and showed him
me checks which Monte Carlo
banker yesterday testified Sir Tatton
mad signed and afterwards repudiated
The baronet positively denied having
signed them He further said the story
OF the banker (Mr. Unwin) on the sub
iect was fiction.
DO you suggest" asked Mr.. Walton,
mat Lady Sykes has been forging
your name?"
7 would rather not discuss the mat
Ter" replied Sir Tatton,
When did you first ascertain that
LADY Sykes had forged your sigma
ture?" counsel then asked.
Maybe 1t was twelve years ago"
answered the witness. "'rhe first for
gerry was for e100O0. In December, 1895
! became aware that my sifrnntura In a
tons"
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Victoria, y. c.. Jan. 14.-Collector
Milne is In receipt of letter from
Skaguay In which 1t is alleged that
j. u. Smith. United States commits
sioner for Taiia and Skaguay. claims
a strip of land three miles down from
the head of Lake Bennett, which is
near the boundary line as 1t is de-
fined by the United States. and which
would give the United States control
Of the territory from the coast to the
lakes.
Commissioner Smith. the letter al
leges, has ordered all locators of lots
to have them recorded with him. A
party OF Americans. the writer says,
followed up the commissioners decla-
ration by hosting the American flag
Just below the police barracks, where
the Union Jack was flying. The police
demanded an explanation. and after
some parleying the flag was hauled
down and an apology rendered.
The same letter contains the infor-
nation that Bernard Moore is having
more trouble with locators on land
which he claims at Skaguay. Early
In the present month he turned out
with an armed force and drove them
off the land. 1t is also stated tina,
some shooting was done but nobody
was hurt.
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Conference in Florida.

sanderson, Baker county, Florida,
Jan. ., 1898.
The anticlpations Of the Elders of the
Florida conference were gratined Sat
urday and Sunday, Jan. 1 and 2. 1898.
when they met with Saints and friends
in conference capacity. with Elder
Frank II. Cutler presiding. our SER
vices began Saturday morning by sing
ing, How Swift the Months. Prayer by
Elder John u. Brown. Singing, Now
Let us Rejoice.
We Were favored with the presence
of Elders +. NJ. Lyman and NJ. f. Cow
ley, of the Council of the Twelve: also
Elder Elias S. Kimball and wife and
Elder Chris j. Brown.
Elder Frank II, cutler reported the
condition Of the Florida conference as
favorable. In 1897. 279 souls We're bap-
tized; four branches of the Church
and eight Sunday schools We're organ
lied, and our future prospects are
brighter than ever.
The following Elders testified to the
truthfulncss of the Gospel: John n.
Brown, Edward L. Black. Lester a.
Stevenson. Elias y. Gee, l.. w. Rob
bins and w @. Fisher
Elder f. NJ. Lyman preached n dis
course impressing his hearers with the
fact that the Holy Spirit will not dwell
where there Is an absence of charity,
truth and virtue. The speaker blessed
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AMERICAN SCHOONER FORFEITED.
Her Captain Violated Customs Laws OF the
United States OF Colombia.

New York. Jan. 15.-The case Of the
American schooner George W. Whit
ford, Capt. Hendricks, which has been
under seizure since March 1896, for
alleged infractions of the customs reg
uiations in loading cargo at Porto
Ballo, has Just been decided by the
Colon supreme court, says The Colon
correspondent of the World.
The court adjudges Capt Hendricks
guilty in the third degree and orders
the forfeiture OF the vessel and cargo,
or the payment of n sum equal to
their value for the benefits Of the Co
lomhian treasury.
Capt. Hendricks's counsel, DR.. War
ella, has taken an appeal 10 the Pano-
ma supreme court.
American vessel owners have made
frequent complaint of annoyance and
loss inflicted upon them by the Colom-
bian authorities. This is the second
time that Whitford has been IN trouble.
ON Jan. Il. 1890, she was searched for
contraband goods and her captain
0roster) was put in Jail. No contra
band was found and the vessel and
captain We're released.
on the second occasion the Whitford
was overhauled by Colombian gun
limit. Tho Whitford Is owned by L..
Schepp. Of the importing firm OF l..
Schepp & Co., New York. Mr.. Schepp
and other complaining owners say that
the motive of the Colombian author =
tiles is TO annoy and discourage foreign
trading vessels, In the interest of Span
ish traders.
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the people Of Florida and said those OF
the South We're noted for their hospi-
t0lity.
Come all ye sons Of God" was sung.
l. nediction by Elder Samuel tsom.
The sumptuous dinner served on the
grounds supplied the demands of the
inner man.
At . o'clock p. m. our conference re-
summed. Singing, Come. O thou King
Of kings" Elder Il. n. Lewis offered
prayer Singing, "Inspirer OF the an
Client seers."
Elders Samuel Isom. VIM. Crlddle.
a. @. Sedgwlck, a. b. SNOWFALL. Wiley
Nebeker, Heller C.. Blood r. Il. Lewis
and H. j. Butterfeld spoke on the
beauties Of the Gospel
Elder NJ. Il. Cowley occupied the
remainder of the time. Meeting closed
by singing, I'VE thank thee. o God.
for u Prophet" Benedictlon by Elder
JabeE Faux Jr.
sunday Jan. 2, 1898, we held one long
meeting. IL was opened with singing:
What was Witnessed in the heavens?"
Prayer by Elder L. a. Stevenson. The
hymn, aye Elders Of Israel" was then
sung.
our former co-lahorer, Elder Chris
J. Brown, addressed the audience upon
faith. Elder Elias s. Kimball spoke
on the characteristics of Christ's
Church. We were then favored with ?
Guartctte by Elder Jabes Faux Jy. and
others.
Elder NJ. T. Cowley spoke at length
upon the divine mission OF the Propnss
Joseph Smith,
Elders and congregation sang AN
angel from on high"
Elder #. NJ. Lyman in discourse
made plain the fact that all keys. pow
ers and authority necessary We're given
to the Prophet Joseph. and he in turn
bestowed them upon the Twelve.
Meeting closed by singing, praise to
, the man" Benediction by Elder Elias
S. Klmball, and our conference adj
journed.
Monday and Tuesday We're spent in
| Priesthood meeting. where we received
| timely instructions from the visiting
brethren and were given our fields Of
I labor. We all go into the southern
part of the state, where the Gospel has
| never been heard. If any have friends
or relatives in Florida and would like
us TO visit them, they can communicate
with us through Box 1903. Chattanooga,
| Tennessee.
The Saints and friends Of this local
| ity did everything in their power for
the success of the conference. Their
/ hospitality we shall never forget
FRANK II. CUTLER,
| President of the Florida Conference.
ELIAS A. GEE, Clerk.
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Richmond, Va, Jan. 14.-Archle
Lockeiy, colored, triple murderer.
was hanged ut King and Queen court
house today. There was a large crowd
at the court house,and the sheriff and
his deputies had to produce pistols to
prevent some OF those present from
forcing their way into the inclosure
around the scaffold. Lockely showed
great nerve to the last. Death was in
SPONTANEOUS. He made full con-
fesslon.
LoclSely had been living for several
years with Ellen Chapman. and on oc-
tobcr 18th last. went to her house and
Il quarrel ensued. which ended in n
fight, when the womans nephew,
George Lee. started for an officer.
Locbely seized a gun and shot him;
then shot at Charles Chapman. but
missed him. He then shot Eddie Chap
man, and when he saw the woman try
ing to escape, shot her.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, JANUARY 49, 1898.

have petltioned for n reopenlns of the
Dreyfus case.
Oscar II. Lipp of Tennessee has been
appointed q teacher in the Uintah In
dian school. Uintah agency. Utah.
on Monday. 1000 cotton workers at
New Bedford, Mass, win go out on
strike against II reduction OF wages.
The prosecution In the Luetgert case
closed last evening. The case for the
state is stronger than on the first trial.
The land office has decided the case
Lyman Wight VS. the Central Pacific
railroad in favor of the railway com
pany.
civil Engineer Menocal, now with the
Nicaragua, has been ordered home, TO
explain, If he can, the shortcomings of
the work on the New York dry dock
under pain of a court martial.
new hand-stamp to be used for the
cancellation Of mail matter viii soon be
adopted by the postoilice department
That In use now has been found to be
unsatisfactory In several respects.
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No KiondlISc Relief Now.

Portland, Or. Jan. 1A.-Gen. Merriam.
commanding the department of the
Columbia. this morning received tele-
gram from the war department in
structirG him to POSTPONE the depart
ure OF the relief expedition to Alaska.
Accordingly. the contract to ship the
expedition from this port on the steam
ship Oregon, January 23rd, has been
withdrawn. The pack train is still
held at Fort Vancouver, and the drill
ing of the guard for 1t will go on.
The orders effect temporary aban-
lonment Of the expedition. and 1t is
understood that they We're based on
the recent repnrts that there viii be
no starvation or suffering in the Yu-
kon country that the government re-
lief expedition could relieve.
Agent Poston of the Pacific Coast
steamship company states that his
company is glad to be relieved of the
contract to transport the government
pack train to Alaska, as II has already
more business offered than 1t is posi-.
BILE to handle,
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MINERS ARE RESCUED.
The -Four Men Taken out of the Anacon
da Tunnel.


Anaconda, Mont. Jan. H.-At noon
today. after forty hours OF mprlson-
ment and anxiety. four of the five men
who were In the tunnel near this city
that caved in near it's entrance, as the
result of dynamite exploslon. crawlet
through hastily reconstructed exit into
the light Of day,
When they orept through II into
liberty. the miners who had been i'm
prisoned were found to be in good ply
steal condition, and they hastily left
the place. Jack Mcleod was the ont
OF the five imprisoned men who died
His comrades say that from the mo-
ment of the cy ploslon he suffered from
tho fumes OF the powder. which trou-
bled all of them for about twelve
He died In few hours, and his bod!
was removed from the tunnel this af-
ternoOn.
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Disonssiiit. MciSennn.

Washington. jan. l4.--Almost the en-
tire four hours of The executive session
OF the Senate today was devoted to the
Indirect consideration of the nomina-
ton of Hon. Joseph McKennu, now at
tnrney general, to be associate justice
uf the Supreme court, The discussion
was the result of an effort on the part
of senator Allen pop, Neb) TO secure
u pOstponement for two weeks In the
end q compromise was reached. defer
ring consideration until n week from
TO-DAY, on the condition that the Ne
hraska senator should agree to allow n
vote to be taken on that date. The
Hawaiian treaty was not touched upon
during the session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-15

London, Jan. Alt has been an open
secret in theatrical circles that Sir
Charles Arthur Fairlie Cunningham,
who, as announced by the Daily Mail
today. committed suicide at the Hotel
Victoria, this CITY. during the night of
December 2Gth had long been infatu-
ated with Marjorie Pricer. chorus
girl of the In Town company.
During the comnany's London en-
gagement Sir Charles occupied front
seat nightly, watching the girl. anu
after the performance he drove away
with her. He followed the company to
America and returned here in Decem-
Der when 1t was reported that he was
considerably downcnst because Miss
Pricer had refused to have anything to
do with him.
The coroner gave out report of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-15

lex have Just hepn united In n,,rr'aoe
at Liverpool. They met at a nautical
school In LivtrpUui, Whera M
who IL famous yachtswomnn. YVES
studying to obtain board OF trade
yaoht masters certificate. The board,
however, declined to grant II.
Hunt was also an apprentice and
mate. studying for n certificate. He
has since been appointed master of n
sailing vessel
The marriage was celebrated in the
best manner possible. II Is said that
Mrs. Master Mariner Hunt Intends to
accompany her husband on the ship.
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n, chicago, Jan. IA special to the
ainlines-HerAla from Valley View, SAYS:
Zen Casslus NJ. Clay's young wife.
Dofa' barely escaped death at ll.2O
pSpI9ck ms morning at the hands of
her brother Glen Richardson. at whose
Gus %puse she has been boarding ever
s sgo she left the general two months
Ia ne hred two shots at her with
,r'se pistol az distance of twenty
yobnS ' ani ne then fired shot at Mrs.
v waa ,i h,ry9nt, his mother-in-law, who
Mr. Ti ruh TO the home OF her sister.
/, to,irh!S' mile distant, whore she
m r mnight. Glenn declared tonight he
YOU'D kill Dora II she does nnf ieone
'ne Kelly house" ~ 'e"Ne
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TELEGRAPHlC BREvITlEs.

Major Slater, of the royal engineers,
died of yellow fever recently, in ia
maica.
-Four Americans have been arrested
in the City of Mexico, charged with
robbery.
The Peoria. H.. waterworks have
been sold to the bondholders' commit
tee for 81 5000
A number of prominent Frenchmen
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sltnn. noay; Jan. 1.-THE commercial
aha es,, mas assumed more favor
strinsaIpcu' WIN the prospect that the
lax and ~. III money VIII gradually re-
W sOle The strlngency is larraiv d nva, ~
ma neklng up OF the capital In siIver
reors r we idea that the minis viii be
the r e, II is also due. in mart ~
famine OF merchants because of The
loans osl the bank rate is 10 per cent
II per ~ only obtainable at from IL 10
treasn,,. There is 4 balance in M
vhlls X OF about 10 crores OF rnnaas e
represent currency notes In circulati6n
there h, zJA crores, against wbici,
reserve of II orores ""'oh
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Constantlnople. Jan. 1.-the sultan
granted an audience today to NJ zino-
vieff. the Russian ambassador. who, II
is asserted, made an important COM
Inunication with reference to the can
dldnture of Prince George of Greece
for the governorship OF Crete. The
Russian minister declared that unless
the sultan would remove his ohjec-
lions to the prince. Russia would APP
prove the annexation of Crete to
Greece.
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rop , nrrUBLIo IN ITALY
,,n. said to Favor such solution "
the questions There.

Tan 14.---The Rome cores
London, The Daily Chronicle IN
pendent VI ,Sment this morning quo.es
startling s,n' an article in Ciyiiita cato
largely ,ah he declares IL directiy II
llca, when Vatican and the Pope,
spired ~ me solution OF the eter
adyocati,iIse between the Vatican anu
nal quest tnaI the establishment OIL an
italian republic. .,, ia based upon the
ing christmas allocution, u Go
TX. tbe thing which stahus oppI I1oi,an
u INA, independence ID n5' cnntrite
p pnitv hut "the speciai ahu ,s main
form III ,,,,,h results much more disas-
taineu. ,ha state than to the HOLY
See" .o,, that the cock
PIT ~ the Vatican and the ltailah
onnrchv is impossible ana Una. On.
mo i,n nther must go. 1t then suggests
oI 'hea,,stitutlons of Switzerland anu
the .,aa as an example of "admirapie
an am aiorious constitutions; true union
aHu d,,on and state, though dinerlng
from that OF Italy, which mas prouueead
nothIng but weakness, misery aiiu
starvation. -. .yy,tbout the
| aid OF foreign Dayohets W. - vii,
,D,il ind for itself its own way ana wiz
s WI, u arain let us hope. from the igno-
, MN INV IN which 1t now lies PROSTATE to
true greatness. soraant
asserts that this is an intended reveal
Han to the outer world of the policy
aCtuatng the inner mind of Cardinai
Rampoa. He adds; .,,,,
probably there would be no truth
in the superstition that either Cardinal
Rampolla or the pope has any idea OF
even temporary alliance with the
Republican party but yet they believe
while peace with the king is imposslole
If might he possible with republic.
the reason for the appearance of this
astounding announcement at the pres
emit moment is the belief that not only
the ministry but the dynasty itself is
ffenaced more seriously than usual.
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vIding that all public lands not re-
served In Alaska, containing coal, llg-
mite or mineral oil, may be claimed
and entered under thc land laws that
locations not exceeding $40 acres may
be located by any qualified mineral
claimant but entry can he made only
on discovery of coal. Ignite or min.
eral oil on the location, and that the
purchase price of land claimed under
this act shall be 81 80 per acre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-15

nrm or Smith, Ark. Ian :,
Isl stn ~ Were added today S to ne ,a'aTwo
sayan. Victims OF the evcion oae oeath
died ., aled last night and TT t., Ann
nnmbas noon, This makes ma tn.s,
lieyed OF dend forty-fiye. II Is '1 Ia
under ~ least two more bodias ~
The coas g ruins Of the Burgess hoaa,
are mIss'n and a man named E Eu,I,,
expee,eS or the wounded two INNS ans
the death ~ ~ NE and II is oertatn ,has
'h list Will exceed 6ftv "ii that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-15

case today showing that Sir Charles
shot himself in the head 1t was un-
derstood that Sir Charles left letter
directing that his clothing and effects
be given to Miss Pricer.
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Brundeli 7, Jan. 1i.-Lady Ernest,,a
the maroni. aarlce, eldest daughter az
Mariner Esof Aylesbury, and Mast al
marry Brady Hunt Of IIme err
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Katie Cabinet Hair Pins,
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-10-28

L'audition trimestrielle des
livres d. la Cour Notre-D anne d.
Lourdes No. 231, a Gu lieu lie Ii
ootobre, 81 laa resi- dence du seo.6
taire-fnancier, ST.. v. Bernard
222 University Ave. N. 3.
On rapport per 6orit a cts fat
4 l'sssemb,ee reguliere du 19, par
Ia p%residsnte du comlt6, ST.. A.
Lsp1vrre.
Madame Philom6ns LoranQe a
6t6 initi6e membre de la Cour
Not~e Dame d. Lourdes No 231.
Deux eutres nouvejles proposl-
tions ont et6 pr5sent6ss q la Cour.
La prooha1ne assemblies regu
li6re aura lieu Il 2 novambra.
A. PAGE, Sc. Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-10-28
Gthn de r@nest
MINNEAPOLIS, % Octobre 1898

O prions nos a.
BONES qul sont IN
dettes el1vers lAdml-
n%istration du journal
de,nous faire parvenir
le montant qu'lls nous
do1vent le plus tot
possible en-
de DOste GU express
O a~ccepterons
des timbres- pOste de
l on 2 centlns Dour
des montants mOln-
Dire que l dollar.
administration
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-10-28
Club ranco.AmerjCa
LIMO & GRAY

Lass emblee du Club Flanco
American Lind ct Gray, tenue
dimancke dern;er au soir, q la
sale Thi y, a cts rune des p'us
nom breuses encore. tenue Per nos
co M atriotes durant la presente
cam1ague electorate.
M. Edmond Peltier, president
du club, pr6senta d'~bord a las
sembl6e, M. James Gray, candl-
dat az poste de maire pour 10 par
ii fus:onn1ste. Inutile de dire que
M. Gray fut bien reeu, car Paudl-
toire lui fit une v6ritab,e ovatio n
NJ. J.. B. A, Psra lis, parla en
francois, ct CONNIE t%oujours, IL Fit
IN magnii que discours.
M. Joseph Fautert, para aussl
en- franca:e, ct celia avec convic-
ton ct avec eloquence. LIE dis
cours de M. W, Donahue, la
"Marsei|Iaiss" ct @When johnny
comes marching Home'', du Revd
A. 3. Hatch, turent ainsi que les
discodrs des autres orateuys cou-
verts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
La prochaine assemble du
Climb aura lieu dimanche pro.
chain au so1r. a 1870 heur 8, au.
Th;ry Hall, No9 Main St N. E.
LIS professeur Cation, Paul
Fortaine ct d'autrts orat-urs
edresseront la parole 30 franeais
ct en- ang!ais. II y aura aussi de
la musique vocale ct instrumen-
ta'e. Tous sont cordialement in-
vites d'ass ster q cettte assemble.
AMEDEE AssEL1N, Sec. Corr.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-10-28

Durant une qaerelie 3 proIos
de %propriet6, David Coughlin, ex:
macbiniste sur lie ckem'n de FIR
Burlington, r6sidant q S!-Psul, a
tue So belle-s@ur Mile Ki,ti- Nor
rinan dun coup de revolver au
ceeur ct s'est euguite suicide.
Mardi aples midi. Mile Morri-
nan s',est rendue chez ga teur
pour prendre lie Qc1ter ct Nine
OaughIin Giant absente, ellie COM
menca 3 METRE la table Gle meme
ct on suppose que dursnt CO temps
une querelle s'est elevee ent1e
ellie ct son beau-frere resultant
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-10-28
w. G.. o. F..

Mercredi soir a Gu lieu la r6u-
Mon regul1ere des me mbres de la
Cour L'EtoiIe du Nord No 1858 w.
@. O. F. Nine F.. Thibault, G. r.
pr6sidait. Darant cette reunion,
Nine Arthemise Arbour q etc ini-
tee. Nous avons en- l'honneur do
la visite de Nine Fh6ophiIe Beau
Diet, P. @. de- la Cour Norre. Dame
de Lourdes. Apres les sfaire de
ordjnsires termin6es on siourna
pour la prochaine reunion qui au-
ra lieu lie 9 Novembre.
LAURA MEUN1EB, Sec. Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-10-28

LIE DR. Canac-M Marquis, habile
ohirurgien de st. Paul, a gagn6 lie
process qu'un nomm6 Farrell lu1
await jnttnt6 pour '"Malpractlceo.
LIE montant de mand6 .6tait de
sl6,800.
LIE jur6, apres 4uatre Joars den
quote m6rite, fut un quart
d'heure a SO dfcider, ct son YER.
dict est que 10 demandeur doit 90
DR. Marquis $4,000 ct les frais.
Nos Fluctuations a M. Marquis.