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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-27

SOLD e. waa' u IS ara 70: for Washington
creamery butter.
There ha& beer another fraud x s al
lfeed. imposed upon the public. ard fha; e
sHiffiec y Eastern creamery butter ar5
erar.irg = some brand o. creamery butter
Manufactured II his s,ats- Thls is con
sidere3 an Injustice = cfelmerymen a.
Vel Is 20 TIE consume. I; lowers the
grade G. Washington creamery 10 the level
q TIE imported gco3s ara IN thai way
lessons tae demand FER Washington cream
sry and kaeps down the pr.ce
II this fraud = continued" SAID NJ
~ IcEa.G. / shall as dairy commissioner
feel = ny 32:y 20 expdse ne dealers n re
p~alc press Il = ~3ta gTea; Gsal 4
satisfaction nat IearS -rcm one x tie
largest TstaA dealers II olepu- rxartrse IN
tolf c.:y tasi - regrets taking out
II, as IL Iahs i ucprorta1te This Esrcv4s
re stand taken ~ Ire Ssiryrea = tAss
and 0iHeT states ;hat = -'l~o - sod FER
VIA. 8; Is. and uos for butter. tie cog
No a Outstanding re 1sc.5ea sand !
IaFe t4AsI 81 regard - erfo-ctzE ,NA
gary "a u reference g To- sale o. -0lao'
lcCH1 t2-se prominent restaurants sni
two hotels Using 3; in re colarei t5rra
~asr ! 0as n Spokane NJ deputy swore
OK warrants tcr their arrest hut before
ne ea.Eaa;s Here served they ali APPEARED
0fl-t~ tls J~st.ce sH1 pad thstr r1>s
Men NJ Mcuonali vas aftensinr he
f~Ait Tar IN Spokane De viii 4 n{lyYs,,~ q.
prominent 1airy ar2 SICK rnea Sroru a.
t@Fs1i tfas.S O.. he state. met win tns
hoa-1 - co,7tra. - Ire fruit FAR. ara So
essas1 ~ securing a oro,n.se from -
s-oS-1 iaAt anew would a46 stock s1i
carr eEa.ti1 % tie far -.x- year
M. u Dcla.d = ccw haxy gathering S.
formation for his biennial rapport Fzs :
'al't Ing ~ H11 est hcw mucA osss=-
Hstf gsc re -as SHIPPED % dealers u ,Aas
StAit. ass. also - a11eun. SHIPPED through
his state and consigned 10 ether se...cas
nt tie county.
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ed was Just where tia chamber wished It

ed. was Jus. where sae chamber wished It
referred
Various ether communications were
read. Including letter from Congressman
jones. psssgiag his support 20 tie essao-
Essnert az merchant marine: one from
the division OF statistics, department ct
agriculture. asking for daily report q
.he market prices % agricultural products;
enc froz, Italian manufacturers OF uaca-
rens WITH reference 20 possible supply o
wheat ard -four from tais port. one from
II T Foxh calling attention % certain
mining properties in King county tributary
30 Seattle
Acting Secretary Prosch submitted
statement based On s1e crop circular for
October CT the department OF agrlcleafes
showing that r1e state OF w asainEson Lar
exceeds every other state N the union N
its WELD per acre Of hops barley, oaiS a1o
rye The synopsis VII. be found elss~ sefe
in the Pos.-IB.eltgeocer- AUenlscn vas
also called 10 the fact that this state leads
IN its Weld PEP acre q wheat
Statements concerning the states oaspu:
ct gold and silver for the last eight years
ard .he manufacture % fermen-ed liquors
in the state were submitted
]. NJ Glass, OF the firm o. Glass Qu!n-
Ian vas elected 10 membership II the
chamber.
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raie the demurrer filed herein to the an-
d.soI return and answer. fully satisfied
OF me correctness Of my ruling. There are
TWO points. however. 10 which / wish brlet-
Code. provides no person shall JOIN in the
nomination CT more Than one person for
eaea office TO be filled. etc
4 has provision .As designed 10 secure
honesty IN political action and prohibits
person from going into one convention.
whether Delegated or mass convention, aid
10 participate or JOIN in tie nomination Of
any person for q particular Office and then
going into another convention and joining
in the nomination Of another person for
the same Office or offices. He Nigh, de-
sire the election OF the FIRST person whom
ne joined 10 nominate. and 10 secure that
end. 80 Into another, or other conventions
TO nominate a weak or incompetent person
with that end in view.
Honor and Politics.
This secsIon, il ii does not enforce mo-
raisy Ia politics. certainly recognizes a
sense OF honor in SUCH matters. Again. &,
VIII be admitted that many Of the persons
nominated BY the so~caiIe6 Soc.ai Demo
cratic party have declined in writing suca
nominations. IL is further admitted tina.
no committees were appointed By the al
legged Social Democratic party. hence these
vacancies could only h-s filled by the re-
seuaolage OK this s0-ca.Ied mass conven-
ton.
In other political parties this would DO
very 2tI expensive matter. POS
sibly this mass convention Of nine persons
might to re-assembe5 withou. any very
serious expense. or very great disturbance
OF the political atmos phere.
TINS law contemplaGes two modes of
nomination Of persons for Office First by
convention. either mass or deiegated A
mass convention is called by the legally
constituted political authority. or by peti-
ton, and always upon public notice. Sec
oudly: Delegated conventions are too well
known 10 require any more notice than
mere mention \ mass convention assem-
bied On personal invitation. no. by any pub
lie or general notice, and composed Of nine
persons, may constitute a legal entity, but
j have my doubts about Ii.
party. not 10 put Il 100 high, IS sup
posed 10 have certain measures or policies
which II wishes by political agitation 20
crystalline Into the forms OF las SO as TO
BE- rules Of conduct for the betterment OF
society These measures or policies are
declared by political conventions.
Hence. in the organization OF new
party, II is essential tina, there should APP
pear in the call or notice Of the converl-
ton brief statement OF It's principles or
ar least the convention ought 10 make a
declaration OF its principles. What this
Social Democratic party believes In Ne are
left 10 conjecture. 80 JACOBS
Judge OF SAID Court"
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,.r ,he Western work = Il ASSOCIATION.
scniclert influence. co4ld hs exertsa 10
tr!rs ~ rexr meeting = SEATTLE.
on matter &, J. W Cllse the chamber
extended cordial irv.taison - TIE W. ..
=. I. - hold rs next meeting n ms
ci,y. leaving - the iocal ararca % tie
orsariza,ion t'1e question q raising finds.
J. NJ G.ass. formerly . Pasadena. y -
raS recently made rs A7Te n Sea't.s.
suxEes - that tae locA. union appeal to
RI. various churches ard collateral s3e.-
ettss xlch a. ne Fps ORA League CHRIS
tan E,Dds&vocsrs. Baptist Cuiou ana Y VI
l. A - ra.ss the necessary guarantee
:s03 Mrs Baker though, $50 slg~
: stloa ra.15y feasible partly or 4ccalnt
q The shortness ~ The tine available ard
p1r,ly OF Account q s1e faet that many az
Tho soca. cauvch oreanlz2l.o1s are savo.v-
e. n aebtS wh,ca TAX al :cel- financial -e-
sources see sul expressed Z h0re nat
TIE b1S ness sarn Z TIE clty wcu4 axe
hold = TIE 7.a.rer. ard - as- <urtne- SeS-
xessIor 4 so.yl-I1.ttrs was apps NEED rs fHs
char 51 exEx4ss tas matter AMI see 80 :
co4!3 ~ 1cne ana report al - reXi meet
iag q the cram bar. Tee chair apron, q !.
81 tAs o5rssnit'ee l. J Co.naa. A. +. bs.r-
NcG and George L lIPvr
Letters wsre Rad from t~Aarlrs X. Es.--
banks as Jo1u a h2s~og3- members e.
the International cn-nn,tss40s, s-st47E srAr
y1e fears expressed - Cae >astle caagu-
her x commerce aS IT. the matte ~. sar-
rendering ae-talr {@r-9t1r. Ia Alaska. a.
c.G,}gng he f3was 81 k1Fea aI1 SAsEwsv.
IN exChRSee for concessions trsTs tAs Cana
diaas. ware sr.lTsly unsaur,3eG. ard thA:
rc such proposition had t2ea e2ie-t3.Ees5 0r
made
Wtta reference - t-e ns-ts- - hs&.ax
a COVER Gs0ns survey ~ = sake ara : 81 x
r.~f~s 4eps, -sn ia 6epSr.gl'@4e ~
" zShs7s.on C}ts Nas r&ss. S;a:lnS nat -
mater AA4 h>-ea referred "a <7e ar &C.
s4EGz21- xA-cA. a. III. p.osca ex..A-a-
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g. J Sw.tA genera. manage e -. Pa
c.fc Coast Company. Was IL Tacoma yes
teriay.
w G}boy. conductor q tna Eastern
Minnesota limited running between =.
Paul ard Duluth. Is spending a few Gays In
Seattle visiting cid acquaintance
General Agent /. 4. Nafeau. q ire
Northern Pacific. yesterday was notified
OF the appointment Of Z. r. Robinson as
station age1t st Chsnais. and &. +. Mai
lony station agent a. G1ole. o.. ;ae fi,s.
appointment effective October q. and the
second October D.
The Wisconsin Press Association. wAich
visited the Pacific coast las Summer, mas
JUS issue; j pamphlet covering iae pro-
cssGi1g= az rs f3riy-f}'th annual meeting
The party wen; 9vs- ire Cana han pac{ar.
A =. Calder. travelling passenger agent
c! that Anr. net them al ~ inuiaeE and
VAS with them throughout their st4F On
the coast. Mr.. Calder gets special nsn-
t,on f9r MS servlces, both as guide AMI
companion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-27

TROUBLE BLOWS OVER.
MON Trunk Line Yields to City on
James street.

The conflict between the cay authorities
and the street railway companies with ref
sre0ce 10 the paving 90 James street Was
brought 10 a termination yesterday Ire
stree, car people thought 4 was wise %
heed t1e HittmAtlfn delivered BY the cry
on the night before. Accordingly. they en-
tered mo contract wlth Contractor
spur g. ftt ~ 3 sfo1e f0unfS ,loa Tor t6e
ROAD bed he pace ~ ths N}iege~ q timber
r. e1ICh tae city had objected A goed
deaf 81 the pref n'inagy work MS doue -
trf1aS ard as sooa - tae ears stopped
ruwn K as rig n NJ spur pat n a s6~Ce
Of usn who began the active Work * 'aN-
ing tre foundation. he }aiGks ne VII re
able - compete the work faDtEht
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-27

The pest~InteG4 Ssuceg pr}r's r1are A.As-
ka Rvs than Ary o-Her acwsV4pvr L.
has uueslusseA facilities r. getting 81 the
I've news having correspondents IN every
rlrlrg camp and trading post IN he
north Anycne having friend. - Alaska
ara wanting T. keep posted on tie sew
nnss Should subscribe far The WAeAt
t-Its;sIltge.ce- Subscription price pest
pad 20 say part - 'ha United States or
Canada s ~ per y~ar. - certs Sx MOI IS
cr = ceHts fG- tosee rn9uths
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-27
ADULTERATIONSO OF BUTTER.
Dairy C0mmiasioner Mcdonald In.
vestixatinG Them in seattle.

Mr. e A. Mcdonald. state dairy COM
missioner. is In the city investigating the
reuor. ,ha. butter called process butter"
is being adulterate6 with other fats
Process butter is supposed 10 Be pure
butter II is common dairy butter. re-
ceived from al sections in all kinds OF
shapes ard colors and renovated SO that
the rancid taste and offensive doors are
removed The butter liz lis renovated con-
djrion. /. used soon after IL Is rnanufac-
turex;. IS not objectionable. but should be
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The Post-In.elIgercer prints more Alas
ka news than any other newspaper. II
has unequaled facilities for getting all the
live news. having correspondents in every
mining camp and trading post in the
north Anyona having friends in Alaska
and wanting 10 keep posted OF the rev
finds should subscribe for the Weekly
Post-Inls4igencer Subscription price.
pos. paid. 10 any par; OF the United States
or Canada Siu per year. Soc SIX months
or &c for three months.
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The auxiliary fleet, consisting q the
Elihu Thompson, South Portland, Roam
oke and Laurada. are vessels that have
been chartered for six months, or, as IS
the ease Of some OF them. from trip 70 trip
But the business carried on by them -
none the less permanent. as other steam
ers will take their place IN casa they should
be transferred elsewhere.
This trade does not include the great
feet engaged in coal shipping. bat has 20
do with only regular merchandise and
grain freight I; Is significant fact tnat
not one OF these steamers leaves for san
Francisco but Is loaded 10 its capacity
and leaves freight behind that cannot fe
handled. In the six months that the ten
steamers VIII Be maintained they VIII
make OF the basis Of their average trips.
fourteen calls al this port. making total
tonnage movement az I'll .QSs tons. a far
greater traffic than has been Known in the
history q any other half year IN Seattle
And 10 make the outlook brighter, there
is A prospect that the increased coastwisa
business will require tha. the same number
Of vessels De maintained permanently.
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Of
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WHY is it that nearly al

Why is it that nearly all
aged persons are thin'
And vet, when you think
of it, what could you expecti
Three score years of wear
and tear are enough 70 make
the digestion weak. Yet the
body must be fed.
In SCOTS Emulsion, the
work is all done; that is,
the oil in it is digested, all
ready TO be taken into the
blood. The body rests.
while the oil feeds and nour-
ishes, and the hypophos-
ohites makes the nerves
steady and strong.
soe- al s. o.. az a-2sgss,S
SEoTI sOUA4, cAsxs:a. Sss Ys-A
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While mining has not ,nrvet greatly during the period under
the two
Of period The product
cent
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YIELD OF HOPS AND GRAIN.

October
the OF
2 perc
in
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STATE OF WASHINGTON IN THE VAN
IN GRAIN, HOPS AND PRECIOUS METALS.


W.
and vegetables agricultural
he OF
susceptible
Its
enely 10 o h4ngton.
a
Prosch a
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SEATTLE'S GROWING TRADE.
FIVE MORE VESSELS IN COASTWISE
SHIPPING THAN IN 1897.
Total Tonnage Engaged In the TraH-
DC IL over 1900. or 5000 More
Than Year AEo-Quarter MIL
lion Tons in Six Months.

There Is TO better proof OF the RAPIDLY
growing Importance Of Seattle a. a ship
ming port than is found IN COMPARISON
Of the tonnage Of vessels carrying fFeAsh.
between here and San Francisco now ana
al the same time .ast year. The increase
has amounted 10 nearly 500 TONS, or ~
per cent. greater than IL 1887, with hve
more steamers in the trade.
year ago The Pacific Coast Steamship
Company had three regular liners running
on the course with the steamer William
e..e as an auxiliary. Now there are three
regular liners. with four aux.l!aries, the
steamers EIhu Thompson. South Portland.
Roanoke and Laurada. Then the cleve-
land Was the only opposing steamer; now
there are three. the Cleveland. Charles
Ne.son and Czar.na. This brings the TEAL
gross tonnage OF the lines. including the
ten vessels, up 10 I9.2l9 tons. as L shawn
by the following:
f,,nis., Cos. r,,shir1 Cnmnany-
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DIAMOND lea Tel. PIKE -.
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". II. KUSSELL. Lessee and ManaEel
Telephone Main sci.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-02-19

lis entrerent chez Baptiste, le ce-
lebre restaurateur de Pepoque ct
allerent s'etablir 4 une table eloi-
gnee on personne ne pouvait les en-
tsndre. Apres avoir donne ses or
dres au garcon qui, en- le voyant,
s'etait avance vers lui, Valsry sc
retourna vers son compagnon.
EFT maintenant, Ernest, dit-il,
parle, js t'eeonte.
Ernest Deschamps ne se le fit pas
repeter ct raconta. dams tous ses
details, lattentat don't Dahlia n'avait
pas etc loin de devenir Ia victime.
Les rapportsurs des diffsrents jour-
nanx ayaient fait leur devoir. lis
avaient pris tontes les informations
youluss avant dc METRE sous les
ysux do public Les aventnres do
vendredi prscsdent et rien ne man
qaait ! lsur recit
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-02-19
LESQUARTERONNES De La NOUYELLE-ORLEANS.
DAHLIA La QUARTER0NNE.
TROISIEME PARTIE.


lie choc qu'elle recevrait en- ap-
prenant le danger qu'elle q couru
pourrait amener une congestion cs-
rebrale, avait-il dit.
En- SO retirant, il recommends .
madame Lebon de tout essayer le
lendemain aim de tirer Ia jenne file
de son Accomplishment.
II faudra qu'elle SO leve, aiou-
ta-t-il; il faudra occuper son esprit
ct son corps. ct des que vous jugerez
Ia chose possible, dites-lui tout,
madame.
Dahlia occupait une chambre q
cote de celle de madame Lebon :;
aussi. plusieurs fois. pendant la
mutt, cette derniere Sc leva pour
jeter un regard sa jeune protegee:
q chaqne fois, ellie la trouva paisi-
Element endormie dun sommeil qui
lui parut naturel. L'opium await
termine SON nuvre. La voyant 81
bien, Virginie Sc promit de ne pas
differer advantage le recit qu'slle
s'etait promis de lui faire.
Mais, pendant cette mutt qui ve-
matt do s'ecoulsr, Ia memoire etait
revenue graduellement ct bien des
chooses s'y etaient fait jour. Dahlia
await etc malade. bien malade.,. ceci,
ellie men doutait pas. Msis pour
quot se trouvait-elle chez madame
Lebon? Ellie await deja oublis tout
ce que celle-ci lui await dit. Mais
une chose don't ellie Sc souvenait
parfaitement, c'etait Ia tasse de the
que Malyina lui await portee PEN
dant la soiree ct don't il lui SEM
blait avoir encore le godt detesta-
bic Ia bouche. Ensnite Get etran-
&c malaise L.. que signifait-il r..
Comme dams IN reve. il lni semblait
entendre Ia voix de Ia petite Lila. 10
suppliant de se reveiller... Quelque
chose de terrible etait arrive. ellie
en- etait certaine. Mais ellie await
beau chercher, consulter ga memoi-
re. tout y demeurait dams IN chaos
qu'elle ne pouvait venir ! bout de
dechiffrer. Lorsqne Virginie entra,
de grand matin, dams 80 chambre,
ellie lappela pres de son lii.
Vous allez me- dire la yerite !?
n'estrce pas, chere madame2 lui de-
manda-t-elle. Je devins CO que sic
gnifs cette lethargie dams laquells
j'ai etc plongee. CPest reffet de
ropium. n'est-il pas vrai9
Virginie hesita Dahlia etait-elle
assez forte pour lentendrs?
Get opium ma etc donne dams
une tasse de the, continue Ia jenne
fills... je me souviens de tout. C'est
Malvina qui Ia porte. mais... mais...
qui me ra envoyea
Et ID pauyre enfant se couvrit le
visage de ses mains.
Oh ! songer. s'acria-t-elle, qu'nn
pareil outrage pu etre prepare par
ma propre grand mere mails. chere
madame. qu' 'est-il arrive pendant Get
affreux sommeil que je sentais.
CONNIE dans un cauchemar, s'appe-
santir sur moi 4. Vous paraisssz
emuel je vous en- supple. ne me
laisses pas davantage On suspens T..
Parlez par pitie parlezI
D'abord. il faut vous ealmer,
rspondit Virginie en- caressant dou-
cement l. petite main qnielle tsnait
entre les siennes. Sachez settlement
que les projects de vos ennemis ont
Ste dscus et que je vous Il asnenee
ici pour vons arrAchsr ! findigns
protection a. votss vils grand 'nsrs.
lAinG, o'Stait slle q.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-02-19
XVII
(su1rr.

II desire, continua Ia brave
femme, que vous soyez pres de moi
atm que je puisse vous accorder
tous mes soins, ct, CONNIE je, ne puis
abandonner mes malades ct mon
mari, vous allez venir avec moi.
Qn'en dites-vous, mon enfant?
Mais, fable ct endormie CONNIE
ellie l'etait, c'est q peins 81 Dahlia
lavait entendue. Aidee de Nicolas,
madame Lebon pemporta dams Ia
voiture qni les attendait. ct lorsque,
quelques heures plus tard, Dahlia
revint d ellie, ellie fut toute surprise
de Sc trouver dams une chambre
ftrangere ct de voir Virginie Lebon
8 cote de son lit Celle-ci fut obli-
gee do repeter son histoire ct Dah
lia, Sc souvenant du malaise etran-
ge qn'elle await epronve au moment
de go coucher, n'ent pas de peine .
croire qu'en effet ellie await etc
bien malade.
Vers le soir. le doctsur Pascal,
qui ignorait le enlargement de resi-
dence de "a malade, vint lni faire
,lne seconde visite ct apprit de Nj
colas que madame Lebon l'avait
amenee chez ellie.
EFT ellie bien fait, repondit le
medecin !; 10, du moins, Ia pauvre
enfant sera en- snrete. Malgra son
audace, je ne crois pas que le don
roit pret d recommencer. Son in .
fendant est venu me chercher ce
matin pour examiner Ia blessure
que vous lui avez faite ct quill attri-
bue d IN accident. Malheureuse-
ment. ellie est fort legere ct le misc
rable sera debout dams IN jour on
deux. d moins gull n'ayale trop de
whisky ou SO laisse emporter par la
rage qui famine. II iurait ct BIAS
rhemait dune terrible maniere PEN
dant que je pansais 50 pleasure. Ali
plus dune fois j'ai etc tente din
troduire de l'arsenic dams So plaie.
Avez-sous fait prevenir le tuteur dc
mademoiselle DalyerasP 2
Monsieur Ashton est i Ia cam
pagne en- ce moment.
Quoil Ashtonl Valery Ashton,
l'avocati II est bien jeune, ce me
semble.
Nicolas ne repondit rien, mails il
partageait ropinion de monsieur
Pascal.
Pendant toute Ia journee, Dahlia
demeura sous Influence de Ia NOR
phine: Sc reveillant IN moment
pour retomber aussitot dams le SOM
neil de plomb de lopium. echan-
geant ouelques paroles on un triste
sourire avec ses amis ct n'ayant
pour nonrriture que le cafe ct la Ii
monade ordonnes par 10 medecin.
Horace ct Gothe etaient venus Ia
yoir ct c'est j peine ai ellie les await
yeconnus.
Celia ne durera pas. await re-
pondu Il docteur aux anxieuses
questions dc Gothe. Domain. ellie
Vera bien ct il faudra qu'elle Sc leve,
quselle se donne du mouvemsnt
pour seconer cette triste l6thargie.
Pendant Il soiFee. Nicolas ct -
mere arriversnt. Dahlia lee recon
mt et pour enx ellie eut nn doux
nonrire. Il msdecin await striete-
Aset dsfsndu d lui parler d son
sssntsze jasqn's = qa'elle fat plns