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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-17
East fsarnard.
Jessie Goff is in Boston.

Jessie Goff is in Boston.
Pearl Culver visited friends here las,
week.
Mrs. James Noonan is at work for Miss
Clara Allen.
There was no singing school last Satur-
day evening.
Lee Holt and wife visited in Bridge
water last week.
/. G. Allen and wife visited in Lebanon,
N. H., last week.
Some from this place attended the spell
ing match at Barnard last week.
Mrs. Hood has closed her labors at c. P.
Wilson's and returned to Chelsea.
Mrs. Lucy Allen and son, Fey, spent
two days at Herman Aliens last week.
Geo. Wilson and wife of Weatbersfield
visited his brother, G. p. Wilson, recently.
Jennie M Miller closed her school at
South Tunbridge last Friday and is at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, who claim to ex-
tract teeth without pain, have been board
ing at Lee Hollis for few days.
Rev. Mr.. Mcclure has been holding a
short series of meetings at the church.
The last one was Sunday evening.
Len Clogston has taken c. p. Wilson's
farm for the coming ear and, with Alice
Hewitt and daughter, has moved there.
The social and spelling match were
largely attended last Friday evening. The
prize for spelling was taken by Jennie Nj.
Miller, W hich was nice book.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-17
East Braintree.

Miss Elizabeth Holman closed her sec
ond term of school in No. II Feb. 5th with
> pleasant party attended by the pupils
and their friends. Rhetorical exercises
were enjoyed and the teacher was the re-
cipient of several pretty gifts.
School in Dist. No. r. taught by Russell
Burridge, closed last Friday, it being his
eighth term there. Willie Barttro was
perfect in attendance during the term
and Walter and Frank Burridge we're each
assent one and one half days. Charlie
Howard had perfect record in written
spelling, while Willie Barttro, Frank Bur
ridge, Felix Bsrttro and Everett Bingham
each had standing above SO. There were
no tardy marks during the term.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-17
White River Valley Pomona Grange.

White River Valley Pomona grange met
with White River grange in its new ball
in South Royalton Feo. 18th. Worthy
Master Bennett reported that the payment
of two cents quarter to the State grange
by each Pomona member will continue as
before. The Pomona charter being in
correctly numbered, the secretary was in
structed to return it to the state secretary,
who will replace 1t by new one. 1t was
voted to accept the invitation to meet Win
Floral grange in Sharon March II. Bro.
Shepard invited the grange to consider
its new quarters in Slack's hall in South
Royalton its sgrange home" and 1t was SO
voted. The afternoon session was public
the Washington program published last
week being carried out. A vote OF thanks
was given visiting singers for assistance.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-17
south RoyaIton Notes.
M. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

FOR sALE.-Upright Steinwa piano.al.
most new, s225; cost Sl00. Part down, bal
anSe monthly. Address MRS BRYAN,
biack and tan female hound came to
my place last Friday. The owner can have
hsr oy paving charges for advertising.
LEON RICHARDSON, So. Royalton.
warmers and other 81 corsets at 50c.; so.
cell1 corseis at 25c; Ialmer Germantown
and Saxony yarn al 12c skein. embroid-
cry TX &c. skein; doz 1-ceht spools
Tor Sc, to close. M. J. SARGENT & Son.
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Fred Hoefler from Northfield was in
town last week.
Mrs. q. T. Southgate and Robbie spent
Saturday in Bethel.
Rev. s. A. Parker will preach in the
academy next Sunday at IL a. m.
Miss Winifred Richmond from Ran
dolph is a guest at Locust Lodge.
! The Woman's club will meet with Miss
G. l.. Stickney Saturday p. IN. at 2:3O.
Myron vesper's condition is improving
and it is thought that he may recover.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Hinkley entertained
their friends at pleasant whist party at
Faymead Friday evening.
Mrs. Sanborn went to her home in
Nortntield Saturday. She is not expected
to return for the spring term.
A reception was given the ladies of the
Royalton Woman's club by Mrs. George
Allen Laird Saturday afterLoon.
Miss Beatrice Kendall went to New
Haven, Conn, Monday, and from there
will go to New York for two or three
weeks.
The Y. P. s. c. +. social at Seymour
Culver's "Wednesday evening was sue
cess both socially and financially. About
seventy were present.
The village schools closed Friday. The
Academy department will begin the
spring term March Ii, the other grades
not opening till three weeks later.
In honor OF Washington's birthday and
in accordance with the postal laws and
regulations, the postoffice Will be closed
from three p. m. until seven p. M. on
Tuesday, February o.
The Woman's club will hold an open
meeting, devoted to the interests OF our
town schools, Tuesday evening, Feb. 22,
at s O'Clock in the academy. Various SUBJ
jeets relating to our schools will be dis
cussed. A cordial invitation is EXTENDED
to all, particularly to the voters and tax
payers. No admission.
Rarl's Clover Root Tea Tor constipation It's
the Best and IT, after using II, you don't say
turn the pao age and get your money. SOLD by &.
Il. Black, South Royalton, and Drew Leonard
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the state. Circulars giving particulars
may be had at the store of 81. j.. Sargent
/ x Son.
The members of Bixby post are to have
memorial service in honor of members
OF the post who have died, Wednesday
evening, the 23d. Rev. w. A. Warner OF
Bethel will deliver the address. Revs. H..
4 w. Sharp and Il. NJ. Goddard will ais
speak. These will assure an interesting
evening TO those who attend. There will
be music by the quartet. The exercises
will be held at the Cong'l church and all
are cordially invited TO attend. This Is
the Both year since the organization OF
Bixby post.
David Ramsdell, a respected citizen Of
The village and who for the past thrfe
years had lived with DR.. T.. }. Fish, died
Sunday morning at the age of 70 years. ~
had been in feeble health for a few years.
He had a complication OF diseases. MIR.
Ramsdel's home was in Washington,
where be had a fine residence which he
occupied until the death OF his wife few
years ago lie was a man OF remarkable
energy and business push and at one time
became noted in business entirely origi
nal with him and which brought him in a
large income-the Introduction and dis
tribution through the country OF Nor
way oats. He was most pleasing in man
ner, genial and interesting in converse
tion. His funeral was held Wednesday
and his remains were taken to'Washlng-
ton for burial.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-17

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most Won
derful medical discovery of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try box
of G. G. C. to-day; 10, y, so cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
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North koyaiton.

Miss Maud Dunham has returned to her
home in Bethel.
VIM. Richardson of Palmer is visiting
at Hiram Benson's.
G. d. Burroughs attended the funeral OF
his uncle, Mansel Nelson,in Chelsea.
Mr.. Wheelock and son, Lemuel, of
Barnard visited relatives here recently.
Henry Dutton and wife have returned
from their visit in the north part OF the
state.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-17
Give the Chilaren a Drink

Called Grain-O. II is delicious, appetizing,
nourshing food drink to take the place of coffee.
Sold by ali grocers and liked by all who have used
it because when properly prepared II tastes like
the finest coffee but Is free from all its injurious
properties. Grain-O aids digestion and strength
ems the nerves. II is not stimulant hut health
builder, and children, we'll as adults. can drink
il with great benefit Costs about la as much as
coffee. IS and Csc.
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Special position, 25 per cent extra.
T,egal and Local ADVERTISING

Liberation and posting, 81 for weeks estate no.
,iess ~; special notices, l0c. per line for weeks
obituaries-ordiuary length, 81 and 20 copies fur
pebed resolutions, 50c.i cards Of thanks, 25e; un-
solicited poetry, Sc. per line, Local ads, l0c. per
Inc arst week Be-. per line each subsequent week
bo charge less than t0c. per week.
FR-These rates cover all the papers. Special
rates for any one or more paper. on application.
L. B. JOHNSON, PROPRIETOR,
Randolph, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-17

John Lynch's stock to be sold Feb. 10,
1898. Harnesses, hianke's robes and
everything in first class store.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-17

Stop that Cough Take ws rning. II may lear
TO consumption. A 25c bottle of shiloh's Cure ms
save your life. sold by G. q. Black a Co., South
Royalton; Drew q Leonard. Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-17

Rarl's Clover Root Tea Tor constipation ~,
the Best; and II, after using 1t, you aont say
turn the pack age and get your money. solo by {
e. Black South Royalton, and Drew Leonard
Randolph.
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ADVERTISING RATFs.

subscTipHOn' SI.UU per Year.
.usubscriptions payable in advance and all papers
nai.cnntln lnned when time expires unless renewed.
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A HEALTHY CHILD

indicates a sound constitution and good
care. Look we'll to the youngsters and
they'll need your attention less later on.
When they do need ii, though, be sure
that they get 1t in time. Our stock OF
medicines includes all the valuable prep
arations for the relief and cure of infants
aud children when ill. This point IS
worth noting and bearing in mind. Our
pure drugs and unequalled prescription
department. have won the confidence of
physicians and our patrons. Our prices
are alWays reasonable
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-17
SI.OO per Year.

,e,psl combined circulation for eight months
ending June I, 1881, S5O6 copies.
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Terms, Adv't Rates, etc.

.rpA AN AND NEWS, Randolph, VT
npfFN MOUNTAIN STATE, Z"
L. 3. JOHNSON, Publisher.
THE BETHEL COURIER, Bethel, VT
i'iN ARSoLD WILSON, Publishers.
WHITE RIVER HERALD, South Royalton, VT
NJ J. sARaf Mt Publisher.
THE CHEL.SEA HERALD, Chelsea vi.
HFBBERT o. BIxBy, Publisher.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

n'osa,t paa s'expiiquer & lui-memf
On fl venir IN macon, ct pen
dan: toute la Jou:u6e l'homme
gratta Ia pierre.
lie soir, la oro,x 6taIt q pau pres
eHsc6e. Max'miiieD ne so coacha
pas.
Toute la NUT il ezra au;our de
ia maiyon, esp5rant ~apercevoi1
l'homms de la mutt, sevo;r qni j!
etait, &c gail yoaiait.
l; ns VT personne.
II await dispers6 ses domestic
cues dsus lie pare pour WELLER aus
81. Pour toas, Is personuaga mys-
E6rieux resta invisible.
Au jour Msx1u:l:en raatra,
6paise d'6:noiion ct de fatigue. II
IS coacha Il lea Gcmestilnas qui
avhicnt v, Ills awe Iul l'lmiser. ut.
Ii ny await xiaA .sui Ia AA,sun.
Q4nnd oa b'eyellia, q Ia meme
plao,, sur la 1u6me piece, is c:olx
s'etplsit plus uois5, Plus |esg7 gus
Ia willie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

The Plymouth Clothing House,
A. Collie.
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Decisions 5u@zciaETas Con-
cGplaa2t los J0;z1naux.

10 Tou:e ptcsocna %! gatiro re-
guiiarement aoo ;our2a! Ga bureau
lie poste, qu's!ia at s~oo&c.it ou
uou, CUE eg journal soft adress5 &
son nom on / oe!ni dun sutre est
ca2ponsebie IN Placement.
&c Toute poraonue 9Di zen7oi TIC
Journal sat tenue de payer Sous
los arr6zages qa'ei'e dot Ely abon-
nernent, autrsmenf E'Aaiteur pens
ocnanuar b Ie ia2 eavoyer juaqa'a
90 quill cit pay0. Uane oa ess
pebounA est tenn 10 donner en- oa-
ire, lie pcix Dc l'ehou-omont jas~
qu'au moment au psian. ut, Gull
ait retir6 Oh non le journal da b.
reeu de poste.
80 TouS a5oun6 pent Sire pour.
suivi pour Announcement dssas le Die
triot OF Ia journal Sc publ5e, dora
n16mo gull aemeurersit dts ced.
taines aa l;euss ds Get endcoit.
20 Les tc:hunaug ont decide
Qua Ie fait do refusex j8 retirer III
i~ourpai du BUREAU is poHto, Gu d
changer Dc residence ct de lsisao,
aocur1uIer los numGros al~'aneieDnf
adresso co2ssisaa ans rceEoEaptlox
| e5 aaa pre1va "p1ima fGcIa' din
teD5ioa De frauds.
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Ne Dissipez pas votre Vie Ell
CraChats ct en- Fume0

Ain de rompre promptement ct pour
toujours avec l'habitude au tabac, d'etre
puissant, plein de vie, de nerf ct de vi.
gueur, prenez lie No-To-Bac, qui accom-
pitt DIES merveilles ct fortiie les hommes
Fables. Beaucaup gagnent dix livres en-
dix jours. Plus de 100000 guerisons.
Achetez lie No-To-Bac de votre droguiste,
sous g%arantie de gu6rison, SOC GU $500.
Livret ct cchantiilon cnvoy6 gratis.
Adressez: Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago
GU NeW-York.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

L'homme await aussit0s fa1t par!
a ses ~ooIlAguss de ga d6eouverte.
e. I'M clan d'ou tou5 le per
scnnel de la maison fut e1
rumeur, ct quand Mazimilien
qui venait de sauter {
has de son lit, ouvrlt ga fenetre, i
Wit tous les domestiques les yeuz
en- Pair fxant 10 devant do la mai.
son avec une expression dc sur.
prise, presque de terreur.
II demanda:
-Qa'eet-oa quill va?
ALL Monsieur, frent les gems
de service tout dune vojx. Vene2
vO:T.
-Quoi?
-Une cro;x.
-Une c1oix?
-Une croix nOire trace sur la
ma;soD.
Max1milien tressailIlt.
Son front Sc plissa ct une ON
bre paasa devant e yeux.
-Venez voir. monsieur c'est
onrieax dit m des domestiques.
II ferme ia fenetre, s'habilla ct
desoendit tres intrigu6.
La croix 90 detn cha le:tament,
tres bien form6e, sur Is pierre
blanche qui aurmontait la porte
da la maison.
Mexlmilien await pail.
Sans gull s'exqliquat pourquoi,
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Y

Ce einjstre, aceompagn5 des
circumstances nystarieuses a. ni
lieu desquels Il s'6talt prodait
await jalss6 dans Tame do Max al,
lien une impression profonle.
Tout e moaie cTut a m rool.
dent, ma:s MaximiIien fat IA,
d6 Gull await etc vict;me dcne
vengeance, vengeance annonc6 cas
la croix qu'une main incoHnue
await trac6e sur e. porte. S. me
'ancoiie IL reprit; i'ento1 qui Ia
walt hanta iongtempa q genalt
mainten.at une v6ri:ab.e6coa7an-
to-,
Chsqae matln. querd il 20 L.
yait, IL eoarait eseo angols.e re-
garder sa mason roar yo1r al Ia
sinistre crojx ne sly mon:rait pas
de nouvsau Tout 10 faiBe!t fir. ason-
ner ct trembler.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

Cett4 f,ls l. Seriar;r - Mlsx:m-
llsn .us coDnui p'aa IL horaa5. O't-
iejt un advertisement, Il ny ava2t
plus en- d%outa-, III aver!leEamen:
atriaux terrible.
La Ge.baniiAGa 6tait condem.
nee.
Le lenGlen2a:n, 81 efe:, Ia Ger
bsudiAre brh'eit. Maximi':en al.
lsit, comne la veiIin, searendre sc
aurveiI!anoe quand Il vii, sorten'
dc la toitusa do So mHisoa, une
garbe de hammzg.
I! donna l'u!ara4a augs!t5t. PEI.
ne pordaa....01an3 so' secours
arri7arent Go Chavir93, Ia motto
dc l'hao.t4t:on, les conmuns, uag
des allies, scat 5tajt eoasum6. K
corps 90 logis principal settlement
fut rasezy5. L ny aVail Gu, Pal
bonheur, qaa dea degats mater; eli
converts "a pest.e peg les sssuzso'
oeH....
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noEIo Dm .L.'e.oTyH5T

6pais, les levres crosses ST eensueE'
les, gonh4s de sang. IL 6tslt a.
haute ta1!Ie It pareissait done du
ne force extraordinaire. II habitat
Paris ct son apparition slr L. bou-
levard await fat sensation. Il avail
Ste dams le N ouveau-Monde pre-
tendait-il, le h6ros d'ayentures ex
ira ndinalres....Il Sc disait de
premiere force d l'6p6e, al plsto-
let, a toute espece d'armee. l.
montalt a cheval CONNIE IN Gen
;tanre, et On %ravontait gu un jour.
attaqu6 dams Ia pampa par IN but
file, il await saisi les deux oornes d.
CO bcfia ct await renvers6 l'anima|
sur ie dos comme il cut fsit dune
simple ch6vrs.
Oct exploit mer:tait couhrme-
ton, mails Hernandez le racortail
ayec uue assurance ct DIES details
qui aureient pm faire croi1e qu'iI
etait vraisembIable, simon vrai....
Brief Hernandez avhit etc amene
IN jour q ia Gerbaudlere par IN
ami do Gabriel Vernon, qul await
fsit us connaissnuce dams IN Ger.
cls du boulevard. ct, depuls, Fer.
nands n'avalt plus d'yeux que
pour !ei, l'inYitalt CONSIGNMENT ct
aurslt yonlu Ie gsrder tou]ours au-
pres dele, II I'amusait, d6claralt-
ellie, par le reoit dc SEES avsntures.
Introduction de Get element exc
tiQue deus la petite cour un peu
bouigeolse qui SO pressa,t aasoor
dele ajou!sit pretendelt.el!e, Ga
p1qaant 3 ses 16cnions. Herman
d,zse montrait asEjda q Ia Ger
beudiare, semblait attire, lui, par
lee b>aux yeux de Madame Cha
seauyouX.
Dams les prenieEs temps Maxi
miiien await supports sans trop
s'emouycir la presence &c CT
stranger ou'on lui await presents,
CONNIE IN homme du mci!leur
monde, mails les assiduit6s dn per-
eonnage COMMENCEMENT q lal por-
ter ombrags. Ii 80 contenelt toate-
fois, car L. moment e1t cts maj
choisi pour faire du soandale GU
letter Ie d6sarroi dams les reunions
de la GarbauiiAre. LIE marriage de
Marle~Am6Iie svec Gabriel Vernon
6teit chose d6cid6e. Ii ne restait
plus Gu'a en- fxor la Gate qu1 de-
7ait e;re assez lapprochee ct Maxi
mljsen 80 p:omet:a!t, quand So
file ae1aIt ps5tls ave- son mari,
ear lis devaient a|isr hnbiter une
propri6'6 que Gabriel possedait
pres d'Einmpas.... Msx:mil7en SO
promettalt, disonG-lous d'emme-
uer So femme fa;re IN voyage ct
ciore ains1 dun soul coup les r6u-
nous tro2 Dombreuses do la Ger
baudiere, Qui f~aissaient par l'aga-
car. Il vera1t de reoonDs1tre, en
eTet. aux tentimenls do jalousie
ou1 sya;ent noudain envehl eon
ans, qu'll himait encore Sc femme
qe'il !'sjmait plus gull ne lie croy'
ait, O. CONNIE l'angolsee qul Pavsi1
6treint deruis quelque temps
commcncait a dacro1tre, il revsi'
de pnaser encore avec ellie, aveo el
le seule, quelcues beaux iours....
Les incidents qui auryinrent /
CO moment en- dao;derent satire.
men1,
Ua uatin, en s'6veillant, IN do
mest;1ue gvait epareu, trace gu
la facade blsnohe de la Gerbaudie.
re, uno granda oro!x noirc:
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appel a nos lecteurs

! Les maieons de commerce CT
dessous ont q lour emploi IN bon
nombre dc oompstsiotas. ct m6ri
tent votre patronage. Files sont
sans contredit, les plus achs|an-
d6es ct les plus consid6rables d. Ie
vile ct sont eussi recommandabiee
tous raDporss.C eux de nos com
patrlotes qui cont employees, cont
bien ayantageueement connus ct SO
sont acquis par leurs mani6res ef-
fables ct leur honretet6, Ia ccnfan
CO de- .toutes les personnes qul ont
fa1t dea efalres avec eux.
Les danes eurtout donnaront une
preuve manifesto de pa3riotisme
en- sc servant de Ia iangue frencsise
pour faice leurs (echats, ct
Oh ag;ssant ajnsi vous rendrez ser
vices d vos compatriotes ct a leuzs
families.
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~
par pair vlf do la promenade. 81
le s'5tonna de voir son mari 8:
sombre ct s'informe sill n'etait pas
soufftsnt.
Maxim.lian et,it incapable dc
zebondre.
Son esprit s'rfoIa1'. Et cette
ia5e ne l. qui!tsit pas. ST Claire
reurs, je suis perdu! J'suGa1 m6ri.
to tous les cha:lmeuts ....Je snls
digne de]A de toutes les vengeen-
ces.
Sa femme lie sscona, essayant &C
la1racher 3 So uros!ration.
-Vcyons remue-toi!.... Qa'aa
Ia? Nous a7ons dn monde a diner,
Va t'habl!ler I'm peul
I! Sc lave machinalement.
-Oci. J'y 7ais. Qa'elle henre
est-il?
Sept heures.
-DejA?
All GAL tn n'es done plus Is
notion du temps? Que t~'est-i! arri-
We? Qu'es tn fat?
Maximilitn ne repondit pas.
II monta dsns 81 chambre eli 81
lepce, Ie pas chancelant, leil som,
be, en- probe & une %terreur qui lie
felsait frtmir a chaQue bruit quill
entendait.
II demeure Iongtemps ains!, Sc
melans moins que jama!s aux par
ties organis6as par IS femme ct ga
file, vigent chez iui CONNIE un ve-
rlteble Granger, PEASANT CONNIE
IN spectre attriat6h travers la ]ole
dea cOnv:loey.
On prit |e parii de ne plus soc
cuDer DO lui, ct fernando ces5a de
l'interroger.
II eura,t voulu reyoir Glare, So
vo!r &c qu'ei'e etnii de7enu1, maia
aucaue nouveI!e ne lui parvjnt,
Se m6lanoo!ia ct epouvan!e aug
menterent encore qurad ii eut Ia
dams les journEux oett9 courte
depeche:
"Qaatre forcets se sont 6vadeee
hier lie Cayenne. G. sont los nom
mes Judas Msrfofs, AlseEme, Pol
rler e. Bleobext."
Saivant lie signslement des qua
tre iogitifs.
Anseims 6!sit librs! II nliait We.
mir sn FzaDce....il evajt brist
ees fers poar cheache< ga file Gu
Ia venger.
A partir de CO moment, Maxim.
lien leu. plus tine minute de repoe
Il 6tait teliement troab!e, egit6:
qn'on cEoya;t dams son entouzrag5
que ga 1a'son a'egarait.
On Ee oopsia6rait prebQue com.
me Ut inconGc!eut.
Fernando 10 la: rar|aii plus e
sa lille Ze regarjait await un air d
compassion ct dc pills.
Pourisut q1elquen joucs apres
ue nouveaa t6legsamme de Cayen
ne 10 regalllsrdit TN pep. Ga an
%nonesit quo les quatrs fo7ea:s Eva
DIS svaieDt peri dgns lea 16olf.
Qui herlesent "a c6te. On await re
trouva leur embsrcstiol bils6e q
IN dps cadavEes. celui du nommt
Poisier, await et6 yeirouye q marei
haese. Nul donte que les trois au'
tres n%'enssent partag6 son so1t....
En efst, on n'ayait d'sux aucune
nou7elle.
lie menace disparA,ssais ave-
Anselme. Ii ny await plus poul
MsximiIIen que Is remords, CO.
TAFT assez pour tfoablar Q! enpol
sopnez le res:e Ge se5 iours.
XIV
Pres de deux u s'ecouIaren
encore eans un'un incident nou
yesu SO fat prodalt q Ia Gerbau'
diAre; Maximili4n await toujours
ie meme visage attriste, mails ave.
le temps, CONNIE il n'entendai
parler dc rien, persuade qn'Ansel
me 6ieit mort, son anne SO rass6r6
matt IN psu. Autour do luj, les fe.
tes continuaient. La Gerbaudi4rf
venait de s'enr1chir dun nouye
:0:e, presents par IN des fsmi
liers do Ia mslson st qai await cen.
gus aussit0t les synpathsos de lie
moilresse du chateau.
Ce persounage, arrive, diss1t~ll,
dc pays extra7agante. Sc faiasit ep
peler le comte de Rio.-Harbert