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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-04
WILLIAMS.-In SAIL LII r.,r ~.

WlLLlAMS.-In salt Lake city y,vl
1901, Of nervous prosrafm NM
Cousins Williams wife n E9lsr b
Williams; born at Fnnnp Pan.
brokeshlre. Wales.
Funeral viii be held At es Came.
ward meeting house, NshV TsrtA
South on Eighth West, On Monday
May 9th, AZ O'Clock p. N.
Ogden papers please copy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-04

Mrs. +. F. Snyder. Studio 5l6 Temple.
ton Building. Water Colors and China
Painting. Original designs and studies
from nature.
Reception hours. 2to5.
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Another Road for Gould.

Memphis, Tenn. May A special
from Helena. Ark, says:
John ]. Horner, president Of the
Arkansas Midland railroad. today adj
mitted that his road would pass under
the control OF the Gould system within
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-04
Court Notes.

The sheep case Of John G. Turnbow
VS. Martin Beekstead ct al was argued
before Judge Stewart this afternoon
and taken under alvisement
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Hun1Ors
and
Tine Digestive Orgo
and

Some humors are inherited; others are
acquired, commonly through arrangements Of
the digestive organs.
Whether inherited or acquired, they are
radically and permanently removed by one
and the same medicine, and that is
Hoods Sarsapariiia, - it cleanses the
blood, perfects digestion, cures dyspepsia stops
all eruptions, clears the complexion, builds up
the whole system
For various reasons humors are most
quickly removed in the Spring.
Take Hoods this Spring.
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Up to si,05 Foulard aud a.,

SAT-, gale commences Tuesd,, u
instead ! a,tea,i Of Monday as ass,, a'l,al
advertisement on another I g.a 1
AT WAigrp,
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ORE AND BULLION REPORT.

The ore and bullion report OF I, X.
Jones and company for the week Just
ended amounts to $3.50, 800, of which Sid-
800 was received today,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-04

NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS
Just !l, issued by the Deseret New, !,
for a free copy Special tsr NV 1. "
ers' agents and canyassers ' =" ~
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CHURCH HISTORY MEETINGS.

Elder Andrew Jensen of the His
totlan's office, will visit the following
wards IN the interest Of Church history,
on the dates hereafter given
Taylorsyille, Sunday May 5th.
Wllford, Sunday May 18th.
South Cottonwood. Sunday, May Goth.
Murray Sunday, June end
Granger and Hunter, Sunday June 9th.
Mn Creek, Sunday June 10th.
Granite Sunday June SOth.
East MIL Creek, Sunday July 7th
Big Cottonwood Sunday July iith.
Ward clerks and secretaries OF the
different quorums ana associations are
kindly requested 20 prepare and bring
In all their records on the dates given
to the places that shall be appointed for
that purpose.
JORDAN STAKE CONFERENCE.
The quarterly conference Of the Jol.
dan Stake Will be held at Draper Sat
urday and Sunday, May 4th and 5th,
commencing Saturday at 10 a. M, at
which time the business Of the regular
Priesthood meeting will be transacted.
On Sunday the second meeting will
commence at 1890 o'clock D. m.
0RRIN p. MILLER,
HYRUM GOFF,
JAMES JENSEN,
Presidency Of the Stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-04
LIVING EXPENSES
REDUCED.

The reason we are making the low
eat prices Is because we sell strictly for
cash; this enables us 20 buy for cash,
and get the discount No expense for
bookkeepers or collectors. No loss in
bad accounts-by trading with US you
win not have TO pay for those who do
not pay as Is the case where you trade
AT a store that does credit business
You take no chance. NJ goods as rep-
resented or money refunded
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bird,


BRoWELL.-At Wallson5 ".
berland April lst. iSOl. d.c Ts'I y
well who was inferred a, y. ~. N
place on April 9Th. Deceased , w, a ~
at South Warwick. Durb,,,' @ a'l s'l
England October q, lSiy-p6 nv. ~.
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WHITAKER. I'm this city, Nay I
1901, James Whitaker, aged Is year.
native of England.
Funeral services will be held sgniE
Mt 3 p, m. from the funeral chapel 4
Undertaken JOS. w. Taylor q sou
West Temple street Friends are n
spectfully invited to attend.
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KN0WLES.--At Corning Iowa, a
April 30th, Lewis Knowles, tgrrsl
of Salt Lake.
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hAMM0CKS! RAMMnpv,,

lust, Just resolved, an elegant lIbs -" Wv
CANNON BOOK S MA
Deseret News prop,
II and u MAJ, !,
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Religious services In the German Ian
guage are held every Sunday morning.
at u o'clock in Choir Hall, Richards
street.
scandinavian religious meetings are
held every sunday at 10 o'clock a. m.
IN Choir Eall Richards Street Also
every Thursday evening at o'clock In
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-04

awe nave been using Hoods sarsararla several years
ra and u has always given the best satisfaction especially
as Spring medicine It builds up the general system and
gives lie heartily recommend II to the public Dwlsgr
G. PARK whteand, Ind
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES

Consult County Clerk or the regs
tive signers for further informatu,
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While In the East Mr.. Whittemore
said that he had received corrobora-
ton from several authentic sources
that the Southern Pacific was coming
70 Salt Lake, and also that as soon as
the San Pedro had demonstrated to the
Union Pacific that they absolutely
meant business beyond the peradven-
ture OF a doubt that that road would
also come 10 Salt Lake.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
CITY NEWS

There will be a regular meeting of
Clan Gordon on Monday night at 7
O'Clock. AS there is important bust
nest every member is requested to be
present..
Many distinguished visitors are ex-
pected in the city this evening to at
tend the meeting Of Mount Sinai Tenn
pie, Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine.
A meeting Of the school commits
sioners will be held in their room in
the City Building Monday evening at
7.3O. Owing to the hearing in con.
nection with the N. E Tel. Co. last
Tuesday evening, the regular meet
log had to be postponed.
Remember the masquerade dance
at Unity hall, South Barre, this eve.
Supper will served 10y the ladies.
Dance until'2 O'Clock.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
CITY NEWS

Miss Marion Farrell left yesterday
afternoon for her home in Mortified
where she will remain until she has
entirely recovered from her recent
illness.
Large auction sales of furniture at
city auction rooms Friday and Satur-
day afternoons and evenings.
2SC.232 Sd O Fl. HALE, Auc.
At the fire this morning W. T.
Campbell was slightly injured by a
ladder striking him on the head and
infiicting a slight scalp wound which
bled profusely but did not result in
any serious Inconvenience.
Mrs O. j. Dodge was called to
Northumberland, N. H., yesterday by
the illness of a relative.
Robert Cluett and G. Alfred Cluett,
of Clu-tt, Peabody & Co., Troy, N.
Y, the largest manufacturers of
shirts, collars and cuffs in the world.
arrived in the city last night to ex-
anime the Cluett monument which
is being cut for them by E. L Smith
& Co. The shaft of this monument is
four feet square and A feet high, and
1t is one of the incest monuments ever
cut in Barre. The Cluetts expressed
themselves aS.much pleased with the
monument and also with the city.
The Granite City bowling team went
to Burlington this morning. They
| bowl the last six games In the league
tournament tonight against the Queen
City team, and expect to win at least
two out Of the six games.
Word has been received here Of the
death of Patrick McGinn at Hard.
wick last night. The rel aims will be
| brought here for burial. Mr.. McGinn
was a former we'll known risident of
Barre. He is s%on.in.law to John
| Ryan of Granite street.
Mrs. Charles A. Smith Of White
River Junction, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hecker returned
home this noon.
At a meeting Of the local associl-
tion foot ball e~nthusiaStics held in
Tool Sharpeners hall last night it was
voted to hold u banquet and dance on
the evening Of the second Friday in
April.
Regular communication of Granite
Lodge F. and A. NJ, tonight.
Go to the Universalist church this
evening If you want to see a good en-
tertainment.
The Young Woman's Tourist club
will meet with Mrs. Gates, Monday
afternoon March 10, at $50 O'Clock.
Master Mark Roberts went to Mil
ton this morning. His parents NOV
ed back there a few days ago.
The remains of the late w. D.
Grant arrived this morning from Ith-
lea, N. Y, accompanied by the be-.
reaved father. The funeral will be
held at 1890 p. m. tomorrow from
the house on Division street, the SER
vice being conducted by the Rev. s.
A. jackson ct South Ryegate and the
Rev. T. H. Mitchell. Tue burial will
be in Hope cemetery. Many relatives
from South Ryegate, Burlington and
Wells River will attend the funeral.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15

OF the last century, this Company, has
during its entire history practised the
strictest adherence to laws OF safety and
fast to we'll considered plans. has served
to old policy holders all the advantages
given to new ones. OF its policy holders
BY its policy-holders. for its policy-holders
National Life Insurance Co. of Vermont
Mutual1 ORGANIZED in 1850. s. S. Bal
lard, General Agent, N. B. Ballard. Loca
Agent, Rooms 2 and 8, Miles, Block. Barre
Vermont,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
GILLEY &
ia, 118 Main Street, Barre, Vt.

Wesley Gordon Of Newport, VT, is
visiting his brother M. M. Gordon, a
friend Will lam Bartholomew Of Cliff
ton, P. O., is also visiting Mr.. Cor
don. They leave today for Fltchburg,
Mass where they work on the rail-
way.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
VEALE 4 KNIGHT

A. G. Miles barber at L. J. Gritfin's
North Barre store, has rented a tene.
ment on South Main St., and Will
move here from South Barre, next
week. He is going to put in another
chair in the larber shop soon.
T. G.. Whitehill has rented the
small tenement next his store to a
shoemaker who is coming here from
Quincy.
Mrs. ]. P. MCGOWAN who has been
visiting at Joln Grifin's, at North
Barre, returned to Boston this noon.
Miss Be,>ie Griffin accompanied her
for a visit.
Mr.. Ainsworth the North Barre
butcher has decided to close out bis
business here and return to Danville.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
NOTICE

All Spanish War veterans are re-
quested to meet at the Armory at
1890 p. No., tomorrow for the purpose
of attending the funeral OF our late
comrade w. D. Grant.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
r ~TUNBRIDGE.

NORTH TUNBRIDGE.
Mr.. Vim Sargent and Miss Daisy
Diamo d we're marrie1 at ROyaltOn
Center, Ma Oh 10th.
Dan Roberts and Charlie Dunshee
have started up housekeeping in our
village.
Mrs. Colby Of Hartford, mother OF
Mrs. Will Blake OF this place, died last
week. Her remains we're brought
here for burial.
Mrs. Will Blake and Mrs. Dell Elan
derS are in Hartford.
Dennis Gile is on the sick list.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15

WANTE@-A lady would like a few more
engage ents by the day, at house work. or
work by the hour, Can furnish good refer
ences. Pa tieula $ in re4a d to the above
can be obtained by i auirins at Mrs. G. c.
Pa.e'-, jefferson street. 2Sltf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
Wanted

l want a mar or boy to work,
That has some wit or wis,
| do not want the kind that ShiIk,
Now this is not a tiZz;
| once had a man whose name was Smart
But he was awful lazy,
lie used to take SO long to start
He'd almost set you crazy:
Now l want the kind that's up-to-date,
And / want the best that is,
The kind that is not always late,
And can buckle down to biz.
Call at CALLAGHAN'S BAKERY
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-08-23
TOIT de G HAUME
Par M. DU CAMPFRANC.

Wit son emotion.
Ne craignez rien; aucune con-
sid6ration ma pu la retenir pres de
nous. Ellie habite St-Sauveur; ellie
ve1lle sur votre p6re, ellie 6crit de
beaux livres.
Les yeux de Jean current un
Cellar de joie.
-M.ais, reprit Gilberte, racon-
tez-moi done votre singuliere des-
tin6e, c'est toute une 6mouvante
trag6dies; une originate 6pop6e.
BIT lorsqu'a grandes lignes Jean
cut racont6 son horrible captivit6
ct la joie d6lirante de l'6vasion:
oh! venez, dit-elle; venez done
dams lie salon. Je veux vous pr6sen-
Ter a tous. L'efet sera magique,
vous serez lie clou de ma fete. lou
ties les gazettes en- parleront. Je
al qua soulever cette porti6re.
Voyons, suivez-moi.
Mon, non, s'6cria Jean avec
! veh6mence. Non, non, je ne suis
pas en- 6tat de para1tre dams une
nombreuse reunion.
Gilberte ne pouvalt contenir son
indiclble surprise; ellie ~insistait
pour bonner q sa soir6e ce piquant
impr6vu: un fant6me revenant du
Tonkin.... apparessant, tout q
coup, dams lie salon 6blouissant de
lumi6res. Ellie en- oubliait ses an
ciens griefs contre Salbris.
La f6te continual.
-Ecoutez, n'est-ce pas Ia une
vraie imitation de musique d'Asie?
ne Sc croirait-on pas a Saigon, a
Hai-Phong? Maintenant, on va
placer les billets de la tombola.,
N'est-ce pas s6duisant ct charmant
cette charlie pratiqu6e par des da-
mes tonkinoises, mails qui sont
blen de grandes danes FRANCHISES,
CONNIE mes ch6res amies la vi
comtesse de Candor, Ia baronne
.d'Aiguemire, Nine de H6douyille.
Les de Miramare ont de 81 bellies
alliances! Et dire que votre fanc6e
q d6daign6 tout CO monde de la
haute aristocratie, de la richisme
finance, de la parfaite elegance.
Ellie aurait pu, ct ellie pourrait en-
core faire le plus brilliant marriage.
Dams le salon, les billets Sc pla-
caient, ct au buffet, un buffet tout
annamite. on d6gustait des pro-
Quits exotiques des mandarines,,
des ananas glac6s, des sorbets va
Miles GU safran6s, a Ia mode asiati-
que; du the dams les tasses chinoi-
ses.
Gilberte s'6tait remise q parler
d'lsabelle.
-Je yous disais done qu'elle a
terriblement. Ellie rope
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-08-23

TAFT CONSIGNMENT: "C'est impossi-
BILE, il nest point mort. Quelque
chose en- moi proteste ct m'affrme
quill est want" Plus les jours
passaient ct plus o esp6rance
semblait vivace. Ellie ne fut con-
vaincue qu'apr4s plus dune aimee
de silence. Alors ellie est tomb6e
dams un profond chagrin....
Jean Salbris buvait, en- quelque
sorte, les paroles de Nine de Mi
ramare.
Impossible de la retenir pres
pres de nous. "Le p6re de mon f.
anc6, disa1t-elle, ne vieill1ra pas
seul; j'irai pres de lui; je le conso,
%lerai; je lie soignerai." Ellie est
6tonnante, votre fanc6e, 6tonnante!
Gilberte SO redressa, ct reprit
avec un accent de triomphe:
Eft savez-vous que, grace q ma
belle-smur, votre p6re ne manque
absolument de rien. Isabelle 6crit
ct gagne dune facon inesp6r6e. II
y a dams sa tete une source de lar
&c ct frafche po6sie ct cette source,
qui %jaillit, est une vraie source dor.
Ellie 6crit, vous dis-je, dune "a
con rare ct charmante, ct ellie a
tout I'm public d'6lite qui professe
pour ses @uvres une admiration
sans reserve. Mon cousin, lie tres
richie Henry Courtel, devore ses
volumes ct ne peut Sc consider de
la fd6lit6 de votre fanc6e. Devrais-
je vous dire quill a mis- ses millions
a ses pieds? Pour toute r6compen-
Sc, son idole lui a dome un petit
mot de commis6ration. All! 81 Isa-
belle await etc CONNIE les autres,
vous Peussiez retrouv6e une r1chis
sine grande dame.
Salbris 6touffait d'6motion; il
fr6missait. II ne pouvait ASSET be-
mir sa fanc6e. II ent voulu qu'elle
tut Ia, pour tomber q ses pieds,
pour baiser ses mains, pour pleu-
rer de bonheur. Ce que lui relatait
G1lberte, des success litt6raires de
celle quill aimait, ne l'6tonnait pas.
II savait bien, lui, qu'Isabelle await
une anne de poete, qu'elte posse
DAFT CO don divin, de voir, de COM
prendre, de sentir ce qui 6chappe
q beaucoup d'autres.
Nine de Miramare, .reprise de
SEES regrets de Ia richie union, ct
consciente, peut-etre, du NAL qu'el-
le allait faire, continual, Ia voix
anim6e, lmil brilliant, la l6vre un
peu relev6e, CONNIE lorsqu'elle Ian
GAIT un mot cruel:
-Je vous r6p4te qu'elle est
6tonnante de reimbursement ct
de fd6lit6. Oui, avec son grand
nom, So gloire litt6raire ct ga beau
t6, ellie n'aura1t qua chois1r IN.
mari richie ct illustre. MATS ellie
pr6f4re l'habitation de votre chalet;;.
ellie a 10 goat de soigner des mfr
mes. Apr6s le .pere, le fills. Mon
pauvre monsieur Salbris, vous ne
me paraissez pas robuste. Votre
sant6 doit-etre chanceIante; que
vous avez dn souffrir! Vous
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-08-23
(Suite.)

Presque toutes les chaises
6taient occupies. De jol1s visages
de femmes, bien parisiens, malgr6
les 6pingles dor de la couture an
Mantle, apparaissaient dams re-
blouissement de la lumi6re. Gil
berte de Miramare SO tenait au
centre du salon, charmante dams
sa unique jaime dor brod6e de
feurs de toutes nuances; ellie ten
DAFT Ia main, %souriait, Sc multipli-
ait.
Jean Salbris ne demanda MULE
ment q etre introduit dams lie bril-
liant salon, il voulait settlement
parler au maftre, q Philippe de
Miramare, pour une afaire impor-
tante ct press6e.
Avec une sorte d'h6sitation de-
fante, on lie conduisit dams une
piece, Oh il ne distingua, tout d'a-
bord, qu'une lampe coffee de son
grand abat- jour rose ct qui brnlait
doucement dams son coin. Dick, le
valet de pied, remonta la lampe,
emporta, trace au crayon sur une
feuille blanche, le nom de Jean
Salbris ct disparut en- lie laissant
seul.
LIE jeune homme s 6tait assis sur
un divan. Son emotion 6tait trop
vive, IL SO sentait chancellor.
LIE bru1t de la musique arrivait
jusqu'a lui ct aussi l'6clat des rires.
Il songeait aux. douleurs de sa
captivit6 ct q tous ces morris TOM
hes la-bas, pour la patrie. CONNIE
il y en- await des croix au milieu
des champs de mails, GU de simples
bosses de terre envahies par les
herbes!
Go ne fut pas Philippe qui pc
n6tra dams la petite piece Oh atten-
DAFT Jean Salbris, mails Gilberte.
Ellie arriva sous le coup de la stu
peur. On lui await remis la carte
du visiteur. Ellie joignait ses deux
mains.
-Quoi! s'6cria-t-elIe. Est-ce
vous? N'6tes.vous pas un fant6me?
Quel drame! Quel roman! Quelle
Grange historic! Vous.... vous de
retour.... vous, don't on a porte
le deuil; que votre fanc6e a tant
pleure....
On 6clair de bonheur passa dams
les yeux de Jean.
-Alors, ellie ma pleur6..
Gilberte reprit:
-Si ellie vous a pleur6! mails ellie
nest pas encore consol6e. Durant
des ann6es ellie vous a fdAlement
attendu... ct quand ellie a perdu
toute esp6rance.
A CO mot, Salbris trembla; ellie
49,
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6tes une ombre! I'm fant6met
Eft, brusquement, CONNIE on la
cherchait pour le tirage de la tom
bOla:

Et, brusquement, CONNIE on la
cherchait pour le tirage de la tom
bola:
-Je vais vous envoyer Philippe.
On ne l'aura pas trouv6; il doit
ignorer votre presence; sans celia il
f1t accouru les deux mains tendues.
II vous a tenu toujours en- haute
estime. A bientot.... Voyez, on
m'appelle pour cette tombola.
Tous les lots ont du cachet ct sont
bien anamites: DIES potiches, DIES
6crans, DIES magots, DIES bo1te en-
laque, de petits meubles merveil-
leusement fouill6s !. A bientot!...
A bientot!. -.
Ellie rentra dams le salon 6blou
issant> de lumi4re, feuri de chry-
santh6mes, ct passa r%ayonnante au
milieu d une double hale, lui pro,
diguant saluts ct sourires. Au bruit
des voix Jean comprit qu'on allait
tirer la tombola. ST la portiere ent
6t6 soulev6e, il ent w l'exquise ex-
position des lots. Une guirlande
de lanternes multicolores epandait
une lumi6re color6e sur les pal
miers mains ornant la table. Les
|ivo1rs ct les nacres brillaient. Lair
6tait embaum6 du parfum DIES mi
mosas ct dune multitude de feurs
asiatiques, venues en- serre, plus
DELEGATES les unes que les autres.
Toutes les invites s'etaient ap-
proch6es, ct, derri6re cette sorte
de pafterre feminin, les hommes
s'entassaient.
Salbris demeurait dams le.petit
salon, frapp6 dune profonde an
goisse. A sa joiedu premier instant
venait de succ4der une indicible
Granite. Les derni6res paroles de
Gilberte lui 6taient entrees en-
plein occur. Isabelle, avait-elle
dit, a lie govt de soigner les mfr
mes: apr6s le p9re, le fills. Vous ne
me paraissez pas robuste; votre
sant6 dot etre chancelante!.
LIE malheureux SO regarda dams
une glace ct recula d'effroi. Jamais
il ne s'6tait ainsi regard6. Oh! oui,
il n'6tait qu''uue ombre! II n'6tait
qu'un fant6me! Quelle maigreur!
Quelles rides profondes Jul son
front! Toutes les fortunes de Ia
captivit6 6taient empreintes sur
son visage. Etait ce possible gull
fnt a ce point change?
Avec un sentiment d'intol6rable
s%ouffrance, il d6tourna les yeux de
CO miroir. II SO sentait frapp6 en-
plein occur, Pouvait-il avoir l'6go-
isme, yieilli q CO point, de SO pre-
senter CONNIE le fanc6 d'Isabelle,
toujours belle, sans doute, ct pou-
want encore, 81 ellie d6sirait, faire
lie plus brilliant marriage.
ii cut un rire nerveux ct balbu-
tia, CONNIE Sc parlant q lui-meme:
-Panvre Jeanl
IL await rev6, en- partant pourles
pays lointains, de couvrir de glol-
re le nom que devait porter SO
bien-aim6e. I'll n'aYait trouv6 que