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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-26

Mr. Charles Posners smile over
the arrival of their sweet little daugh-
ter loows like it will never wear off.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-26

The Green Ticket means a cut in
prices. Watch for them at The
Nelms & Blum Co.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-26
For Rent.

FOR RENT-Two rooms, furnish
ed or unfinished, at 7o6 Central Ave.
nov II. L
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-26

The majority of the people n
Greenvilie are good judges of pho
tographs. and the majority of the
people are also getting their pic
lures taken at
BradIsy's Studio.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-26

Heaters Of AZ kinds at
cEIsE-MANN HARDWARE co.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-26

WANTED.-A vacant lot in the
best part of Greenville,
JESSE OLDHAM.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-26

II Won wan. vacant lot any part OF the city
have some lots in the Race Track Addition that beauties
These are the same as the others only cheaper
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-26
WANTS

Everybody is getting their pictures
taken at Bradley's studio, because he
has everything new and up to date
nov If
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-26
What Do You Want In Rea! Estate?
4 C6eaP Home

Two small houses on Theobold each rooms making
comfortable houses small families Lots -5x'so each These
will be sold cheap Both paying investments
The indicator., 1904-12-24
SHELTER TALK
No Certainty as to Just When tho
philadelphia Will Reopen in
Full and Make . Steady Run.

About 300 men are now employed
at the Philadelphia smelter in the
copper department, and doing consid-
ersble work along that line, but what
the public is anxious to see is the re-
opening Of the entire plant and q
thousand men employed.
Early in September last Simon
Guggenheim made the statement that
soon in the year 1905 the entire
smelter would be put in operation,
the exact time not being set, for it
depended in no small degree upon when
Sufficient ore could be procured.
And that is the status of the case
today: II there were enough ore on
hand to run the smelter it would no
doubt run, but there isn't. A prom
ise there il Of lots Of ore in the near
future and it is not unlikely that an
effort will be made to get it here.
All the other smelters are running
full.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
A NEW MAN FOR MAYOR.

talking municipal
should
must necessarily be Of the right kind
On the republican side there
ticket and ticket able ticket snd ticket
That what wanted and all hose whose
will butet together and together they will
accomplish
To the thing along let bring candidate for the
atty and with this end view The will whose
above reposch whose ability
the needs the city and broad Ruagd snoash and fearless
administer its affairs they should be administered according
Of all the citizens
THE INDICATOR will candidate shortly would fill all
requirements
The indicator., 1904-12-24
TO OCHANCE HANDS
Rumor That tho Pueblo Street
Railway Co. Will Transfer Its
Property Next Month.

There is current report that next
month the entire system Of the Pueb-
10 & Suburban Traction & Lighting
Co. will be transferred to the Woods
Investment Co. which had an option
on it for the past two years.
While the sale is nominally to the
Woods people there is wheel within
a wheel, and the Woods will be backed
up by some very strong financial in.
terests in the East, the hackers also
being thorough railway men and will
make many improvements and exten.
sions when they take hold of the bus
iness.
With ordinarily good times the Pu.
eblo street railway system would bt
one of the best investments in thu
West, for aside from it having vslu
able franchises carrying the seem
fare rate, the city is gro wing wonder
fully and the system is growing will
it.
This is essentially street car town
and after awhile more lines will be sx
tended to its new environments, aut
in particular to Blende Such lin,
has been petitioned for by the public
for q long time, and it is certain tt
come.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
CASE OF RETRleUTIvE JUSTICE.

On the that
of Colorado eapng the harvest Of the bad political seed
hand from time the past half dozen years
The reckless the ruthless
sued the that honestly
republican senators and having
certain effect at last and being caught foul handed the election
the republicans prosecuting the crooks within
with the result that the approaching
and lower house will both strongly republican and
who been holding their through fraud will
1t simply justice Of God
grind though think little sometimes and the
crooks being caught upper
No honest citizen should have sympathy for ballot
crooks and law breakers high the we'll meaning
Of the will join all other citizens
court proceedings that sending dozens Of cupts Jail
The indicator., 1904-12-24

Tom LAWSON is evidently a great
pretender and financial rogue. When
Tom is in on copper you don't hear
any of his cant about inflated stocks
and the unwary spectators on the
outside who have no means of telling
when and how the stock market is to
be manipulated, but when Tom is out
be at once begins to squeal and pose
before the public as a great financial
morslist. Keep both eyes on him
The indicator., 1904-12-24

ter. With a clearly defined measure,
. vigorous push and then stand pat,
and by next summer the big compan-
les will be paying of their help twice
q month. Most Of the little ones are
now paying once . week. Take the
matter up with the senators and rep
resentatives That is the place to
begin. and it would not be bad idea
for the boards of trade of the city to
take the lesd in the matter.
The indicator., 1904-12-24

ROBERT WARREN, the new meteoric
English Investment broker. says that
Colorado offers more and better op-
portunities for large returns on in
vestments than any state in the union.
And right there is where Robert
Warren Is correct in his ststsnea t.
The undeveloped resources Of Colo
rsdo are something wonderful and -
yet only . small portion Of the monied
men Of this country have found II
out.
The indicator., 1904-12-24

CRIPPLE CREEKS gold mines are
showing up better and better all the
time, and they now produce more than
half the precious ores mined in Colo
RADIO. There will be big times in
Cripple Creek next spring, for enorm-
GUS amounts of capital are headed
that way and the development Of new
districts will be enough to make things
hum, to say nothing Of the big pro-
ducing mines.
The indicator., 1904-12-24

THE whirligig Of politics makes
changes in each and every campaign,
and Colorado has seen more than the
usual grist of them this time. Local
ly the main feature consisted of the
republicans swapping Judge Dixon
and Editor Lockin for Judge N. ].
Galligan. one of the ablest democrats
in the city. Judge Galligan got into
the band wagon at very opportune
time.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
Why Not oss Msx,ssf

Forty-eight hours travel will take
you from the cold. clustering northern
winter to . land Of sunshine and
f'wers. What Egypt and India are
to the old world. MEXICO IL to the new,
"A land Of white sunshine, rsnd lent
cruhnbling churches, ~ Old con, nts;
a land Of kindly greetings, Of extreme
courtesy. Of open, broad Hospitality
Mexico u the most marvelously pic
turssQus country under The sun. A
tropical Venice, q semi -bafbafons
Spain, . nsw Holy 1a1d." Hoe rates
+. Il YI0RIR
q. p. A. c. 3 .. ~. Dsnvsr, Csis.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
VS. PUEBLO PATENT FLOUR
While Buying Xmas Goods.

Don't forget to call on the old
reliable w. L. Mcclure, jeweler,
at 600 5. Union Ave. He has a
beautiful stock of fine watches,
diamonds, rings, chains, silver
ware, etc.
The indicator., 1904-12-24

BEssENER does things and Besse-
NOR gets things. A bank and . the
atre were Tie latest sdjuncts demand
Cd aad ths asitatioa Of Q few noatAs
bsou9ht tie theatre, which y now
The indicator., 1904-12-24
Candy! Candy Candy

Xmas candies OF all kinds, fresh
and pure and all our own make.
In fancy boxes if you want it.
Toc a pound and up. We will not
be open Sunday, Xmas day so
buy before then. The new candy
store, 1912 Evans Ave.
The indicator., 1904-12-24

SENATOR'S PATTERSON AND TELLER
should go to Washington and attend
to the needs of their constituency IN
stead of hanging around Denver to
shield a lot OF political crooks from
the vengeance of the supreme court.
Is that the way they expect to earn
their salaries as United States Sen.
ators?
The indicator., 1904-12-24

A Two-wEEK's payday in Pueblo
would BE- both popular and advantage
ous, and the only way TO 60 about ~
curing it is to get after the deleEa
tion Of senators and Representatives
from this city, for thsy will naturally
b hooked 70 By ell sthse seetisas Il
The state to take tie lsad ID The mot-
The indicator., 1904-12-24

LEW DocKsrADER made mild hit at
the slow down towners when be said
in one one Of his phoneys: They
think they're away up over in Besse-
mer because they have nice paved
streets, but then they didn't have to
have any storm sewers over there"
The indicator., 1904-12-24

A TIMORoUs and close listed would
be investor from the East started out
this way recently in q flying machine
to find town without any drawbacks
where he could plant his dollars, The
last seen of him he was going straight
mn
The indicator., 1904-12-24

THE trading stamp system, which
certain large Denver stores attempted
to bring into use, received such Wig
orous opposition from the start that
they must cease the practice instant
er. Denver people are sensible in
some ways, after all.
The indicator., 1904-12-24

running full blast" to borrow much
used steel works phrase The bank
will bs an established fact in the very
near future, as the deal is already
closed. No use talking. Bessemer is
right up in the push along With any Of
the latter day boomers.
The indicator., 1904-12-24

PUEBLO experienced 262 hours Of
sunshine in November, or sc per cent
Of the possible. No wonder that the
population of the city is light hearted
and gay, as rule, for is not the
the blessed sunlight tonic for the
spirit Of the average mortal?
The indicator., 1904-12-24

SMITHS brand Of goods, the "Popu-
lar Paralyzer." did effective service
election day, says tie political grand
jury. All parties will be bidding for
the exclusive use of the brand next
election day.
The indicator., 1904-12-24

QUERY: Would q really and truly
honest and honorable man accept q
political office that is given him by
fraud and corruption?
The indicator., 1904-12-24

$aa.5o Round Trip to Salt Lake
and Ogden.
Via Denver & Rio Grande R. R.
Tickets on sale Dec. "a, IS, a6,
81, January I and 2. Limit Ian
uary 4. Tickets good via Glen
wood or Marshall Pass in eithe,
direction. Three magnifcently
equipped trains daily each way.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
$aa.5o-Salt Lake and Ogden and
Return-3a2. 20.

Via Denver & Rio Grande r. R.
Good going Dec. ~, rs, 26, 81,
January and 2. Limit January
4. Three fast trains daily and no
change Of cars.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
Pueblo-rrinid.d Sleeping Car

FueoD- 1f2ndad SleepdnE Car.
The Santa Fe Trinidad sleeper
is becoming very popular with the
public particularly the business
men. Leave Pueblo at HAS D,
M, arrive at Trinidad at ? 40 next
morning. Bertha $r.oo. Reser-
vations made at city ticket office
7zs North Union o. Union de-
|poe.
The indicator., 1904-12-24

EVERYTHING in and about the steel
works will be turned on full blast the
day after Chr ristmas.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
OUR TELEPHONE IS NO. 81.

BEssEAER WAS organized and Incorporated
as town under the general laws OF the state
of Colorado on July Is. 1855. on April S, lsea
u became city Of the second class, and on
March Il, 1894 It consolidated with the city Of
Pueblo under an act of the general assembly of
the state. AT that time Bessemer contained
1000 inhabitants, and now as the great In
dustrial suburb Of Pueblo It has population
Of fifteen thousand.
The indicator., 1904-12-24
RA0LE & co.

For . neat room frame, Soft.
lot, lawn, trees, sink, close in Besse-
mer. $50 cash, balance $l6 per
month. 1908 Evons svenue.
The indicator., 1904-12-24

T. Il y108MJL
q. P. A c. = .. NJ. Dsnvsr. csss.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-11-18
lie Catarrehe ne Peut-etrc

LIE Catarrehe ne Peut-etrc
Gueri Avec DIES preparations
locales" parce qu'elles ne peuvent
arriver au siege du NAL. lie catar-
rhe eat une maladie du sang GU
de la constitution ct, atm de lie
guerir, il fault prendre DIES rene
des i%nternes. Halls Catarrh Cure
Sc prend a l'int6rleur ct agit d.
rectement sur les nerfs ct les sur
faces muqueuses, Halls Catarrh
Cure nest pas une medicine de
charlatans. II etait present. par
I'm DIES meilleurs docteurs de &c
pays pendant dix ans, c'est une
prescription reguliere. II est
compose DIES meilleurs TONGUES
connus, combines ayec les meilleurs
purifcateurs du sang agissant
directement sur les surfaces
muqueuses. La combinaison par
faite DIES deux Ingredients produit
de 81 merveilleux r6sultats en-
gu6rissant le Catarrhe.
Ecrivez pour certifcats gratis.
FL. Cheney, & Go, Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
Vendu oar les droguistes, Prix
75c.
Prenez Halls Family Pills sont
les meilleurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-11-18
Tn NOuyeau Medecin au
MiIieu de nous

II nous fait plalsir d'annoncer a
nos lecteurs que lie DR. A. L. Lali-
bert6, neveu de notre regrett6
compatriote le DIR Thos L. Lali-
ce7s5, 4qaai 55ttsit 75au ioi pour ao
sister aux fun6railles de CO der
nier, a decide de SO fxer en- per
manence 4 Minneapolis.
LIE DR. Lalibert6 nous Went mu.
nj DIES meilleurs diplomes ct de
titres qui t6moignent hautement
de ses talents.
IL est. ne q Dorchester, Provin,
ce de Quebec en- 1878. II fit ses
6tudes classiques au seminaire de
Lewis ct au college st Dunstan
Prince Edouard.
II a etudi6 la medicine pen
dant quatre ans a l'universite La
val ct a obtenu succe5sivement lee
titres de Bachelor en- medicine ct
de Docteur en- m6dec]ne.
Durant tout son cours d'6tude
il a suivi assidument les cllniques
DIES hopitaux de Quebec ct durant
dix mos il a 6t6 inferno a l'h0pi.
tai Hotel Dieu. II est done 6vi-
dent que notle jeune compatriote
possede d6ja DIES experiences qui
laideront immens6ment dams
Replication de ses grandes con.
naissances m6dicales.
LIE sept Juliet dernier IL quit
TAFT Quebec pour faire un voyage
dans Iouest. III a visit6 tous les
princlpaux centres de rOuest Ca.
maiden ct de POuest American ct
Sc dit tres enchant6 DIN pays. Les
h6pitaux ont ,surtout attire son at
tention ct ii nous rapporte que
ceux-ci sont tres avanc6 consid6
rant la jeunesse du pays,
Apres avoir pass6 quelques So
maines au Montana lie DR. Laliber.
te SO propcsait de retourner au
pays natal quand la mort de son
oncle lie rappela a Minneapolis.
Notre Vile lui plut beaucoup Ell
apres consideration il a decide dc
pratiquer lei. II a ouvert son bu-
rean avec son beau-frAre lie DR. La.
pierre ct pratiquera avec lui.
Notre ~compatriote est decide dc
r6ussir ct il r6pondra a lappel a
toute heure de la mutt GU du jour
II r6sldera avec le DR. Lapierre,
No 3l4 avenue University N. b.
L'ECHo SO fait la voix de notre
colonie en- souhaitant a notre nou'
veau disciple d'Esculape une cor
dale bienvenue ct en- falsant DIES
veux pour que So carriere soft
couronn6e de success.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-11-18
UNE CHASSE AL'OURS

Une dr6le adventure est arriv6e
ces jours-ci a un nomm6 James
Tetlow qui demeure a Fall River
Mass.
Sur les instances de ses amis,
Tetlow 6tait parti avec eux q la
! chasse.
Son fusil a la main, il arpentait
avec attention une foret de West
port, a peu de distance de Bulah,
lorsque tout a coup il Wit d6bou-
cher dun fourre I'm gros quadru-
pAde velu que le chasseur recon-
nut aussitot ponr IN ours, un ours
v6ritable en- chair ct en- os, qui,
en- l'apercevant, SO dirigea vers lui
en- montrant les dents.
A cette vae, le chasseur qui 6tait
loin de s'attendre q une surprise de
&c genre, sentit la peur l'envahir ct
ses cheveux SO dresser sur la t6te.
Machinalement, il 6paula son fusil,
pressa vivement la d6tente, mails
oh, .malheur! le coup ne partit pas.
Plut6t que de 80 laisser devorer
sans defense, lie chasseur prit ses
jambes a son cou ct SO sauva pour
suivi par lie fauve qui Sc rendit
Eiusqu'A la lisiere du bois.
LIE pauvre disciple de Nemrod
sauta sans pressure sen apercevoir
foss6s ct clio ure ct ne Sc retourna
QUEEN arrivant a la grande route
pour voir 81 l'ours continual ga
%poursuite. Ne voyant plus rien, il
put enfn respirer q false ct Sc
remettre tant bien que NAL des
emotions.
Pendant tout CO temps, que fai-
salient ses compagnons de chasse?
lis se tordaient de rire dams un
fourr6 voisin a l'id6e de leur tour
qu'ils venalent de jouer au pauvre
Tetlow. CONNIE bien l'on pense, le
terrible fauve n'6tait autre qu'un
des leurs qu1 await endoss6 une
vieille peau d'ours et,pour compile
ter son d6guisement, s'etait mis-
sur la figure un de ces Mosques
que certains journaux de Boston
distribute It 81 lib6ralement depuis
quelque temps.
LIE pauvre diable a Gu tellement
peur quill s'est alite en- arrivapt
chez lui. Aujourd'hui Il SO porte
un peu mieux ct sera bient0t sur
pieds. II garde pres de lui le fusil
que SEES amis lu; avaient prete,
vieille erme don't lis avaient Gu
soin d'obstruer la lumi6re par
rendre impossible l'6quition de la
poudre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-11-18

retonrnant en- Californle apres une
visite dams leur pays natal. Cette
dscisioI fut sans doute caus6e par
IA v1s;se en- France du Revd Pere
Jean AGare, son cousin, alors cure
de Dayton, apres une absence de
Is annees de 500 pays natal.
! Il ia IN du mol1 de Novembre il
arriva dams le Minnesota ct fit son
entr6e au Grand Seuinaire ct
College de st Thomas, o'ou il sor-
tit 3 ans plus tard, son ordination
a la pretrise ayant Gu lieu lie Ter
Novembre 1898. LIE meme jour, il
fut nomm6 vicaire de la paroisse
Notre-D Dame de Lourdes Oh le
Revd Jean Andre. alors arrivait
CONNIE cure ct on ce dernier est
encore aujourd'hui %jouissant de
l'estime ct du respect de tous see
p%aroisslens. Deux ans plus lard le
Revd Gabriel Andre, quitta cette
paroisse ct passa deux ann6es
CONNIE cure, DIES paroisses Ste
Clotilde ct de Buffalo, MINI, ct
sa sant6 s'affaiblissant il fut heu-
reux de revenir %vicaire de Notre-
Dame de Lourdes, Oh il demeura
jusqua sa mort le 9 Novembre
1904, ayant beaucoup travaill5 ct
surtout bien 6dii6s tous ceux qui
sont venus en- contact avec lui. IL
est mort en- odeur de saintet6 ayant
v6cu saintement.
L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT prize le
Revd P4re Andre ct sa famille de
recevoir ses sinc61es sympathies
dams la porte irr6parable qu'ils
viennent d'eprouver.
Dimanche dernier, lie Rvd Pere
andre a remerci6 sincerement
tous ses ~paroisslens, aux deux
messes, pour leur. t6molgnage de
respect envers leur regrett6 vicai-
re ct pour leurs s%ympathies dams
cette 6preuve, leur disant que 50
bouche ne pouvalt exprimer les
sentiments don't son coeur 6tait
rempli a leur 6gard..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-11-18

La locomotive ct lie tender ont
traverse en- snret6, mails une archie
ac6d6 ct sept wag ms sont tombes
dams la riviere Oh il so sont entas-
s6s les uns sur les autres, trente
pieds en- has du tablier du pont,
ct ont etc d6molis.
Toute I'6quipe du train a 6chap-
p6 sans pleasures.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-11-18
UN DUEL DE ~SCIENTISTES

y Anne 6a p6au CaQn6e
SEES dents, nacre superbe,
SEES yeux noirs, qu'effray6e,
Solvent, courant dams lherbe,
J'al voulu fnir.
Son air chevaleresque,
Son port 81 noble ct sur
Et ses mains gigantesques
Pour modeler, 81 pur
Et me ch6rir.
Et quand So voix sonore
Sur les fots azur6s
Gu solvent d4s l'aurore,
Nous voguons, rassur6s,
Chante soudain,
Alors, mon occur tressaille.
A ces accents guerriers
Et je dis: ella mitraille
Que, contre le gibier,
On tire en- vain,
Dams ses mains d'Esculape
Terrasserait fort dur
L'efront6 qui m'6chappe
Et que au pied du muir,
Devralt plier.
Car CO que Je meprise
Dams CO monde pervers
C'est cette couardise
Dun arrogant, sans vers
Pour y briller.
Et qui, d6sirant nuire,
Lache CONNIE I'm larron,
Insulte sans d6truire
&c que tout le bon ton
Ma qu'admir6.
Montrant de plusNau monde
Qui respecte la femme
Que cette bette immonde
Qui veut ternir son anne
Ne salt tirer.
MARY FIERY, nee Krame
Milwaukee, Wis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-11-18
CANADA
OTTAWA

= Une deeche am6ricaine dit
que lie chemin de fer "Ottawa ct
New York. a 6t6 vendu au "New-
York Central"
Cette vote ferr6e a une longueu1
de 100 miles =ntre Ottawa ct
Upper Lake, N Y, eta etc con-
stru1te oar une compa gnie ayant
un capital de So, 100000.
LEI: officers a Ottawa nient la
vente, mails, la senaine dern ere, Ia
vote a 6t6 examln6e par les Off
ciers du IN Y. O." ct lie transac-
ton finale est, dit-on, term1n6e.
LIE transient SO fera a New York
Oh demeurent les actionnaires DIES
deux companies.
- C'est aujourd'hui que lord
Mimic ~la1ssera d6fnitivement lie
Canada.
Son successeur, lord Grey, nous
arrivera vers la mi d6cemb1e.
MONTREAL
= Maxine Benoit, de st -Sau-
veur, comt6 de Terrebonne, est
sous le coup dune tres grave
accusation.
Que le GU vers lie 6 jnil]et der
nier, Maxine Benoit, proprl6taire
de scieries de la parroisse de st.
Sauveur, dams lie district de Terre-
bonnie, a reimbursement mis- le feu
a I'm moulin a scies, ainsi qua une
certaine quantit6 de bois de sciage
empil6 dams la cour dudit moulin,
lesquels 6taient assures, q la COM
paguie Mont Royal, pour une
somme dc $4,000 ct CO dams lie
but de frauder cette compagnie
d'assurances.
-Quand lie train du Pacifque,
venant de Montreal arriva q Mon
tr6al Jonctlon ii y a quelques jour-
une femme suivie dune ribam-
belle d'enfants, decendlt du train ct
tenta de sauter au plus v1te dams
un des wagons du train de Quebec
qui 6tait en- partance. Malheureuse-
ment du moins, le crut-elle, le train
partit avant qu'elle cut pu
y faire monter sa marmaille.
Quelques instants apres, la care
retentissait de Girls at de g6misse-
ments. LIE chef de care efare vint
s'informer aupres de la jeune
femme don't le gosier 6mettait de
tells sons.
La jeune femme declare qu'elle
await oubli6 sou treizieme ct der
nier enfant dams le train.
- Dams ma hate q monter dams
l'autre, zen al oubli6 un dams le
train que Je q%uittais!
: L%'enfant, nomme Guiliaume, fut
dirig6 sur le bureau des objects
perdus de la care Windsor, Oh on
cut grand soin de lui.
Iuutile de dire que l'employ6
propose a la garde du bureau fut
plu,0t surpris ct embarrasse dams
le premier moment de recevolr un
tel coils.
Heureusement quelques heures
plus. tard arriva la femme suivie
de ga marmaille venant reclamer
son petit treizieme qui en- voyant
maman poussa IN cri do joie q
copper le sifaet aux locomotives.